Buddhist Leader Appeals to Americans Over Ceylon Shrines Threat
Dharmapala, in Los Angeles, pleads with U S readers through AP to support preventing desecration of Anuradhapura shrines by British officials. He cites historic reverence of Buddhists across Asia and asks Joseph Chamberlain for action, warning of religious tumult if shrines are harmed.
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Is It a Bluff Vinewood Park Route Change
Vinewood Park Railway owners say they will reroute to bypass Highland Park after an injunction to stop construction. They plan to enter the town on Madison street near Fifteenth and Madison, tearing up much of the completed roadbed to secure a new track alignment.
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Four-Year-Old Girl Killed by Automobiles in Chicago
Chicago September 2 A four year old girl named Minnis Brouck was struck and killed by an automobile driven by Vernon Canine while she walked in the city street. The incident occurred as she stepped into the path of the car near the janitor’s residence. Authorities are investigating the accident and the family mourns the loss.
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Jury awards $20 in garden fumes case in Kansas City
Wyandotte County jury awards Simon Spurgeon twenty dollars for damages to his Kansas City garden after fumes from Southwest Chemical Company were deemed insufficient to seriously harm plant life. Professor Edward Franklin of Kansas State University testified the plant fumes would cause little damage, and he found the plant well operated.
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Kankanatate University
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Ghost in White Robes Arrested as Otisco Street Phantom
In Syracuse on September 2 a plaster cast dressed as a ghost was found sitting at an upper window of a vacant Otisco street house. Police arrested the “phantom” after bystanders hurled mud and stones. the display had been an effort to deter trespassers, not a real haunting.
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Papa Spoils Elopement at Lindenhurst
Lindenhurst, S. I, Sept. 2 Joseph Koenig a stretcher at Hersell embroidery factory and Miss Blefe Grill daughter of Phillip Grill eloped from here Friday and married Saturday by Pastor Glover of Amityville Methodist church. Her father forced her to return home claiming she is a prisoner until annulment. Miss Grill sixteen. Neighbors say the girl was unhappy. Koenig cannot speak English well and will not spend money to reclaim her. The settlement is aroused.
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Roumania Suspends Jewish Passport Issuance to America
Washington officials report a rumored Roumanian move to stop issuing passports to Jews seeking emigration to the United States. If true, the act would acknowledge the notes on Jewish immigration by Secretary Hay, intensify hardships for Roumanian Jews, and potentially rally international concern to press for improvement.
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Shawnee State Bank of Topeka Receives Charter
The Shawnee state Bank of Topeka was granted a charter today with officers Thomas Page president D J Hathaway vice president F P Ellmore cashier David Bowie secretary. Directors include J B Billard A Mo Baird J Skinner F L Stevens Gear L Horning M T Campbell Iman Charles Curtis F M Bone Brake and prominent local stockholders W M Costley Andrew Scott J G Barniar and son Haney Waldmire Duncan Mathiezon A B Gordon A J Woonter A Toralinaon J H Foucht H W Cheney J F Buck Nicholson Edwin Scotten William Bagcoce man W and Bergundthal David G Page Frederick Dauber.
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Digging for a Miser's Hoard in Indiana Woods
An aged Indiana miser William J Loud died after revealing a plan to bury 2900 in bonds and cash under a woodland tree with his sisters. The family agreement left the money to survivors, sparking a community dig. Loud taunted on his deathbed that the money would mean little good to anyone.
Final Session of Grand Jury Hints at Bribery Indictments
The grand jury convened September 5 to investigate disclosures by Delessie J. Murray into bribe exchanges involving Charles F. Kelly and others connected to the lighting bill. Indictments for bribery are anticipated in this and suburban case as implications reach multiple delegates and associates, with checks traced to Jas Campbell and a large payout sequence tied to the city lighting program.
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Washburn Faces Haskell in Opening Football Clash
Washburn prepares for a tough home opener against Haskell on Saturday afternoon. Haskell, rated among the season's strongest squads, enters the game with solid form and high expectations, aiming for a decisive result to set the tone for the year.
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Market Report From A Rust Belt Ledger
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Weather Becomes Colder In Prolonged Forecast
The Weather Man reports colder temperatures with a general but slight fall in air, clear conditions in the extreme center, and occasional showers. Winds were light at 18 miles per hour from the seal, minimums around the mid fifties, with mostly fair Saturday and brisk forecasts from Kansas stations.
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Brent Likely to Be Blade Governor's Private Secretary
Statewide chatter places Harry Brent, current executive clerk to Governor Branley, as the likely successor to Luther Burns as secretary to the governor when Burns leaves October 1 for Rock Island duties. Brent, a Twenty Years service man, would be a highly popular choice and a tactful appointment upon Governor Brantley’s return to Topeka.
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Balloon test reports a failed cross near French coast
An unreliable fragment describes a balloon attempt by Ballon de la Vaule Goat Ge la Vaule descending at a pollock this afternoon. The report notes a failed count and mentions Roosevelt, British Colocs, and rumored screensens.
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