World News Briefs Reflect Postwar Turmoil Overseas
Turmoil abroad includes Turkey’s sultan fleeing Constantinople aboard a British ship, Angora’s assembly pressing for sultan and ministers’ trial, and martial law in Austria. U S officials resist sending troops to the Near East while nations seek to protect Christians in Asia Minor.
Newberry Resigns Amid Political Persecution Claims
Michigan Senator Newberry submits resignation effective immediately claiming continued partisan persecution taints public service. He cites Henry Ford linked controversy and the November 7 election as factors, noting potential future service if opportunities arise. Senate had previously confirmed his seat amid a defiance of election law convictions.
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Hotels in Kansas City to host M KO Convention
The Missouri Kansas Oklahoma Hotel Men's Association will meet in Kansas City November 27 28 drawing hundreds of delegates. The Kansas City Hotel Association hosts and plans meals theater parties receptions musicals and the annual banquet. Hotel Bellerive invites ladies to a luncheon and musical.
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Grain Rust Prevention Push Aids Barberry Eradication
About 75 members from 13 spring wheat states met for the Conference for the Prevention of Grain Rust in St Paul Minnesota. They urged Congress to appropriate 500000 dollars to continue barberry eradication next year and urged wider participation across the eradication area. President John R Howard of the American Farm Bureau Federation and Dr E C Stakman of the U S Department of Agriculture spoke, noting Europe’s success in controlling black stem rust by removing barberry.
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Muehlebach Buys Enid Club
Enid West ern Association baseball club sold to George Muehlebach owner of the Kansas City Blues. He plans to use the Enid plant as a farm for the Blues and relocate operations there.
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Sultan's Cousin Elected Caliph in Angora Announcement
Crown Prince Abdul Medjid Effendi, cousin of Sultan Mohammed VI, has been elected caliph per an Angora announcement. The report notes Constantinople as the region tied to the election and cites the royal lineage connection.
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