Turkish delegates face Dardanelles plan at Near East talk
Turkey weighs whether to align with Britain and the Entente or Russia on Dardanelles control. Ismet Pasha and M. Tchitcherin clash over Curzon plan as US backing shifts. Kemal Pasha and Mustapha Kemal are in contact amid rumors of a Christmas adjournment as power tensions ease.
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Russia
M. Tehiteherin
Lord Curzon
Ismet Pasha
United States
M. Tchitcherin
Ententes
Black Sea
Turkey
Asmet Pasha
Mustapha Kemel Pasha
New Brunswick Banker Eyed as Witness in Murder Case
Middlesex detective Fred A. David plans to question a New Brunswick banker linked to the Rev Edward Hall and Mrs Eleanor Mills murders as an eyewitness. The banker has been questioned and denies details, with detectives noting a green car sighting aligns with the witness account while the banker did not partake in the killings. Public health brochures will be distributed free, and PT A debate clubs join the parent teachers meeting planned for next Wednesday at 7:30 PM in the high school study hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Brunswick
N. J
Fred A. David
Middlesex County
Edward Hall
Eleanor Mills
David
Han
Phillip
Jane Gibson
DeRussey’s Lane
PT. A
O Ita Literary Society
Parent-Teachers Association
Douglas County
T.b.élinie
Lecompton
White Case to Be Decided in Kansas
Topeka December 7. The attorney general's office will wire the decision in the state versus William Allen White to County Attorney Roland Boynton at Emporia. The case is on the docket and likely to be finally disposed tomorrow. The AG would not reveal whether dismissal will be ordered or if the case will proceed with an agreed statement of facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Attorney General’s
William Allen White
Roland Boynton
Emporia
R. J. Hipkins
Kiwanis hears on Indian policy and education
G E K Lindquist of Haskell lectured on the Indian problem, noting the lack of a coherent government policy from colonial times to now and stressing the need for legal status and improved health and education. Other items included a Legion play announcement, hotel project optimism, and club nominations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Ek, Lindquist
Haskell
Kiwanis Club
Plymouth Rock
Mr. Lindquist
Grant
Lindquist
Craig Kennedy
American Legion
Bowersock Theatre
Glen Charlton
Aimee Piper
Catherine Moore
Mussolini Accepts London Visit for Allied Conference
Premier Mussolini has accepted the invitation to attend the weekend meeting of allied premiers in London, ahead of the Brussels reparations and war debts conference. He left Rome for Lausanne en route to London, arriving tomorrow night. Also noted is a report on the George Washington incident and a high school debate invitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Associated Press
Mussolinii
Italy
Foreign Office
Mussolini
Rome
Lausanne
University figures publicize visit by governor elect
Unclear OCR fragment shows names such as Jonathan sM Davin and Senator A with Beeks and Charles evil Beeks tied to a visit or meeting at a university setting. Readable portion lists attendees and possible advocacy or ceremonial context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University
Jonathan
Sm. “Davin
A. ‘Hh. Brooke
Charles Evil Beeks
Ted
Rere
Morgan Ft
Assassins Shoot Irish Deputies in Dublin
In Dublin Deputy Sean Hales was killed and Deputy Speaker Amaille wounded when gunmen opened fire on their car en route to the parliament. Amaille is said to have a serious wound. The shooting marks the first violence of the Free State government inauguration. A powerful bomb exploded near a military car, wounding two men and two women. the bomber fled.
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Dublin
Associate
Cosgrave
Sean Hales
Patrick Amaille
Amaille
Mulcahy
Free State
Omaille
Dail
Tower House
Washing machines on display at Kansas Electric Power offices
An engaging wash ing machines display is shown this week at Kansas Electric Power offices. Charles Stark and R C McMichan, Coffield representatives, demonstrate models including a glass sided machine. Coffield, a veteran electric appliance maker, is highlighted for its range and reliability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Electric Power Company
Charles Stark
R. C. McMichan
Coffield
Kansas — Electric Power Company
Electric
French Farming by Movies Moves to Train Peasants
Paris reports cabinet approval of a plan to teach farming to French peasants via motion pictures. An annual 500000 francs is set to buy projectors for agricultural schools and centers, funded from government horse race pari mutuel receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
France
Grave robbery fears sweep Vienna cemeteries
Vienna reports ghoul activity in city cemeteries with nightly police patrols and dogs. Grave robbers are said to disinter freshly buried bodies stripping clothing, jewelry, gold teeth, and even the hair of women.
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Vienna
Suit Against a Governor Ison End 3 Cases in District Court
In Oxford on December 7 the district court resumed after crowding closed doors for three spectators amid Miss Frances Birkhead's damages suit against Governor Lee Russell. Birkhead testified about a Memphis 1918 visit and alleged operations, denying improprieties in Texas. Russell denied the charges and said Bilbo was not asked to settle matters. The day also saw verdicts and trials, including Nancy Shaw vs Brotherhood Accident Co. for $1,000 and other replevin and mortgage disputes, with several witnesses and attorneys active.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Associated Press
Frances Birkhead
Lee Russell
Memphis
Texas
San Antonio
Pearsall
Cross Examiner
Miss Birkhead
Russell
Theodore G. Bilbo
Misissippi
Ishe
Nancy Shaw
Brotherhood Accident Co
North_Lawrence
Frank Hardesty
Hugh Means
Lent Nearguard
Kagi
District Court
C. E. Powell
C. E. Sheldon
Powell
Lawrence
J. J . Wilson
Ed Riling
Sheldon
Riling
C. B. Cox
Aso
Cox
Drs
Ema Barker
F. B. Dodds
Emma Barker
Atorneys J. B. Wilson
Ed. Riding
C.B. Cox
U. K U Deadline Announced for 1923 Jayhawkery Yearbook
The 1923 Jayhawkery annual at the University of Kansas sets January 5 as the deadline, announced by editor Ted Hutson and business manager William Brehm. Lawrence photographers are booked solid until a week after Christmas, leaving late sitters at risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kk. U
Jayhawkery
Ted Hutson
William Brehm
Lawrence
Mexico Lacks Normal Bale Stock
A deficit of 70 000 bales of cotton in the normal stock of 80 000 bales in Mexico City is reported. It is pointed out that at present at least 85 000 bales are in warehouses in Lower California but Mexico City lacks sufficient transportation to move the stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
New Mexico City
California
Mexico City
Auto crash kills J. W. Farber in Missouri
J W Farber 30 of Atchison Kansas died when a car overturned near St Joseph. His woman companion was pinned beneath the vehicle all night and rescued by a farmer this morning. she is not seriously hurt. Washington December 7 Major General Leonard Wood governor of the Philippine Islands will remain in his present post and not accept Pennsylvanias offer to head the university officials reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph
J. W. Farber
Atchison
Kansas
Farber
Missouri Congressman Millspaugh Resigns After Election Loss
Frank C. Millspaugh, Republican of Missouri's First District, resigned from Congress after losing the recent election. He has accepted a state appointment as commissioner of something in Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Washington
Frank C. Millspaugh
House
Explosion Damages Doric Theatre in Kansas City
A Doric theatre building in Kansas City was badly damaged by an explosion this morning. Fire officials estimate damage at over 300000 and say the blast was caused by gas when a worker attempted to light a heater. a Black man was injured in the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doric Theatre
Kansas City
Senate Debates Muscle Shoals Fertilizer Policy
In Washington on December 7, Senate debate focused on government development of Muscle Shoals Alabama fertilizer factories. Senator Heflin opposed relief alleging delays to broader Muscle Shoals projects and urged accepting Henry Ford's offer. Senator Norris challenged Heflin and defended Ford's proposal amid ongoing legislative scrutiny.
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Washington
Masele Shoals
Alabama
Senate
Heflin
Dem
Muscle Shoals
Henry Ford
Congress
Ford
Ladd
Nep
North Dakota
Hestin
American Legion
New Orleans
Norris
Neb
Legion Post Forms Service Program for Lawrence
A committee appointed by the Eli Ferrell Dorsey post of the American Legion in Lawrence plans a service program to aid the community. Major Samuel G. Clarke leads Legion volunteers selling tuberculosis seals in business districts while promoting a home talent show Levyén Keys to Baldpate at Bowersock theatre next Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eli Ferrell Dorsey
American Legion
Lawrence
Legion
Samuel G. Clarke
Kansas University Hosts First K U Radio Night
Robinson Gymnasium at the University will host the first K U Radio Night next Monday. Two programs will be heard, the original and the Kansas City Star broadcast. A Douglas of Lawrence will install receiving apparatus and test it Saturday and Sunday. Kansas City Star staff will install wires and arrive Monday evening with Leo J Fitzpatrick.
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Robinson Gymnasium
K. U
Kansas City Star
Kansas City
A. Douglas
Douglas Radio Company
Lawrence
Douglas
The
Leo
J. Fitzpatrick
the Star
Turkey Rejects Foreign Consulate Posts in Turkey War Status
The Turkish nationalist government announced it cannot accept the continuance in Turkey of the consulates on post offices of any power at war with Turkey. The statement was reported from Angora on December 7 by Associated Press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
Maléza
Angora
Associated Press
Tulsa Prohibition Case Reopened After Dismissals
Twenty four of twenty six dry law violation cases dismissed by County Attorney W. P. Seaver were ordered re tried after Assistant Attorney General King, sent by the governor, moved in county court. Some defendants were found to have died since charges were filed.
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Tulsa
Dec. T
W. P. Seaver
King
Campaigners In First Big Meeting At Chamber Tonight
Tonight features the first large gathering of the hotel campaign organization in the Chamber of Commerce assembly room at 7 30. Full seating is arranged for the Executive Committee four division chairmen 16 team captains and the 11th team workers. Speakers include Chancellor BE H Lindley W C Simons Professor C M Fassett former Spokane mayor A D Weaver. The meeting aims to unify the citizens organization and equip canvassers with answers and sales points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
H. Lindley
W. C Simons
C. M. Fassett
Spokane
Wash
A. D. Weaver
Lawrence
Lawrence’s
Rock pile penality hall slows absences at Lawrence High
Lawrence High School maintains a rock pile penalty room where unexcused absences and disciplinary cases are sent for extra study. The program has sharply reduced class absences, though seventy four students were in the study hall at once this week, a new record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence High School
Christmas Candle Fund supports European relief and loan aid
The University launches a Christmas candle fund for student relief in Russia and Central Europe, Smyrna and Asia Minor, with part designated for the University of Kansas student loan fund. Buyers choose distribution by percentage among European relief Near East relief and loans, while about sixty speakers outline plans and tree details. A speeding case yields a $25 fine for A Adams. Lieutenant Walter Hinton resumes his New York Rio flight at 7 AM.
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Russia
Europe
Smyrna
Asia Minor
University of Kansas
Don Hoffman
European Student Relief Federation
Rio
Dr Forrest C Allen speaks to Kiwanis in Kansas City
Dr Forrest C Allen director of athletics at the University addressed the Kiwanis Club in Kansas City Kansas and returned to Lawrence late this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Forrest C. Allen
The
University
Kiwanis Club
Kansas
Magazine Subscription Costs Rise in Russia
In Russia the two month subscription costs more than double the one month rate as publishers factor in expected depreciation of the magazine and related costs.
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Russia
Sorority House Intruder Frightens Members. Police Investigate
A sorority house president reported an intruder frightened away last night amid a string of break ins raising the year’s total to eight. Officers detained a neighbor who alerted police after a witness saw a man approach Pi Beta. The incident left a woman terrified and screaming, with investigators tracing the suspect’s escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rcywlert
Oreleck
Eant
Corn
Beta ToseiShi
Alee
Hampered OCR: unclear regional notice
Fragmentary text from a historical page shows jumbled names and dates. Main legible items reference Laramine and Wyorsing with a mention of a Wednesday filing or meeting. No coherent event or outcome can be determined from the available fragments.
Jewel Heist Allegation Rocks Arch Design Meeting
Disjointed OCR suggests a report of an attempted alteration to an architectural design or railway project involving jewels and a contested bag. Authorities probe a possible theft or concealment as details are unclear.
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Tehitcherin
Tchitcherin Reisés
Public Health Department
Lawren
Clark
Health Department
Bill“ White
C. E. Lindquist
Allied
George Washington
Clyne Rock
Dover
Wilkerson
Post Office Department
T. B. Stamps
Ison
Mississippi
Dent
Shaw
University Coal’ Co
Nebraska
American Legion’ Committee
C. of C
L. H
Mr. Og
Ieenia Union
New
L. B
Wasion
Elry
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