German Crisis Averted for Day in Stresemann Talks
Berlin reports Stresemann illness delays cabinet session while the Socialist Party demands a military state of emergency end and immediate steps against Bavaria. Ostensibly unresolved, the crisis aims to secure wage currency stability and farmer must sell foodstuffs under party conditions.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Saoutear
Streseman
Socialist Party
Bertin
Stresemann
Timatum
Demanis
Ee ‘ T
Bavaria
Saxony
Reichswehr
First Snow Of The Season Touches Kansas
Wichita and Wellington report light snow with rapid melt as temperatures hover around 38 degrees. Winfield notes sleet turning to mist with drizzle by afternoon, a 36 degree low recorded overnight.
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Wichita
Wellington Renort
Winfield
Kan
Wellington
Kani
Ithe An
Disbarment Proceedings Target Lee in Topeka Case
State supreme court today ordered nonfense witnesses to appear beside Commissioner E R Sloah of Holtor as testimony begins in the suit to disbar Rad Lee. The case names Mayor Farr Akers Judge James Thomas County Attorney Tipkham Veale and former detective chief Frank Veech. Lee faces misconduct charges while serving as police judge. Writ witnesses were summoned earlier this week.
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Topéxa
Kan
State Supreme Court
Besidre
E. R.sloah
Holtor
Rad Lee
Ney
Phasis
Farr Akers
James Thomas
Tipkham Veale
Frank Veech
Seeer
Chicago May Miss 1924 Republican Convention Says Adams
Chairman Adams of the Republican National Committee declared Chicago has no chance to host the 1924 Republican National Convention unless hotel rates are reduced. Denver and Cleveland are again pursuing bids while San Francisco remains in discussions. All four cities indicated willingness to bid.
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Washington
Adams
Republican National
Chicago
National Committee
Denver
Cleveland
San Francisco
University rally planned at Santa Fe depot tonight
Students urged to attend a brief rally at the Santa Fe depot at 9 PM led by Ham Hamilton with Adol Laurence as cheer reader. The university band and Mac McCanles will attend. the team boards a special sleeper after 6 PM, with the train due into Oklahoma City shortly after midnight.
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Santa Fe
Ham” Hamilton
Beford
O Phe
Patsy” Clark
Gehiede Ged
Oklahoma City
Joan
Mac
Mc Canles
Trott
Oklahoma
Wlock
Tor Morrow
County Engineer Plans Fort-to-Fort Highway Warning Signs
Road signs warning motorists of dangerous curves will be installed on the Fort-to-Fort highway by county Engineer's office workers. Signs for cross and side roads are being produced during unsuitable weather and will be placed soon. The engineer aims to chart all hazards on the Fort-to-Fort route in the county.
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Fort-To- Fort
Fort-to-fort
George Wilson claims Oklahoma governor joined Klan at time of ouster
Concordia Kansas November 1 George Wilson former president of Oklahoma State Agricultural College says the Oklahoma governor was a Klansman when I was ousted. Wilson has returned to lecturing as a state lecturer for the Non Partisan League.
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Concordia
Kan
George Wilson
Oklahoma State Agricultural College
Oklahoma
Wilson
State
League
Poincare Presses for Narrower Reparations Inquiry
Washington reports quote Premier Poincare seeking to restrict the scope of the proposed inquiry into reparations. Officials in Washington express concern as Paris indications suggest limits on expert examination. The notes say the French desire to confine the inquiry has drawn official attention.
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Washington
Poincare
Paris
Euswesttaits
Craddock Wife Held After Wound In Fatal Incident
Mrs Griddock remains jailed as officials await further developments on a charge against her after her husband Craddock suffered a severe wound to the right arm from a carbolic acid incident. The injured man is at Lawrence Memorial Hospital where recovery continues.
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Craddock
Lawrence Memorial Hys
Ted
Griddock
Wsbands
Rail executives refuse voluntary export freight rate cut
Washington reported that railroad executives representing most major American truck lines told the Interstate Commerce Commission they cannot grant a voluntary reduction in freight rates for export. The joint message, delivered by committees of trunk line presidents, follows President Coolidge's request for a coal export rate reassessment and mentions no specific action or date.
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Washington
United States
Interstate Commerce ‘Commission
Coolidge
Trank Line
Oklahoma Governor Walton Faces Impeachment Trial
Oklahoma City November 1 Associated Press Walton must stand trial before the full Oklahoma Senate on twenty two impeachment articles. The court ruled no senator could be disqualified for Ku Klux Klan influence and set 1:30 pm arraignment with delay sought by Walton’s counsel.
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Oklahoma’ City
Associated Press
J. C. Walton
Oklahoma House of Representatives
Senate
Oklahoma City
State Senate
House Board of Managers
Sip
Hirdeen
Coastalabie
House
Senaite Nvnth
Walton
Se Court
Barker
el Thenn
Goytac
Oklihorea City
Okla
J. G. Walton
Senate Court of
Tulsa
Walwton
W. E. Disney
Mudkogee
Board of Manners
Gover
W. M. Gulager
Muskogee
Tal
J. C. Looney
Seminole
Chas. E. McPherron
Durant
Stnater Wash
Hudson
Iver
Watton
Veterans Heal Thrift Lease Probe At Excelsior Springs
Washington hearings reveal Ewing Laporte from Pittsburgh testified why wartime hospital space was leased at Excelsior Springs Missouri. He said veterans were suffering and beds were needed as Congress offered no direct appropriation. He claimed public health service support and Surgeon General approval, while noting rental terms and repayment details.
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Ewing Ladworte
Pittsburgh
The
Treabinty
Senatortd
Excelsion Springs
E. L. Morse
Missouri
Congress
Hospitale
Excelsior Springs
Hif
Public Health Service
Laporte
Comring
Onb
Morse
McAdoo Choice Questioned at Kansas District Meeting
Atchison Kansas November meeting of First District Democrats sought district organization. The event featured a Bourbon feast style banquet and loud support for William Gibbs McAdoo. Amidon announced a party pact uniting Orrand Waggener and allied factions to avoid opposition for Waggener as state senator and Ow as national convention delegate.
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Atchison, Kan
First District
Wr. Gibbs -McAdoo
Sami Amidon
Dudley Doolit
Tle
Cottonwood Falls
Jules
W. “Grr
Atchison
W. P. Atchison
Carl J.peterson
J.wilson
Moran
Florence
Farley
Wichita
Pat McGinley
Frontenac
Alice V. House
Kansas City
Kan
Amidon
Orrand Waggener
W. P. Waggener
James W. Ow
Train holdup suspects seen near Valencia county NM
Trace Bandit reports place suspects Nour Roy and Hugh Deautrémont tied to Southern Pacific train robbery in Oregon. They were seen in small towns Sen Fideli and Cubero along the highway in Valencia county New Mexico on Monday night and Tuesday according to reports reaching Albuquerque today.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Nour
Roy
Hugh Deautrémont
Southern Pacific
Oregon
Sen
Fideli
Cubero
Valencia County
New Mexico
Governor Walton Receives Lecture Offer Amid Impeachment
Governor J C Walton faces impeachment proceedings as a lecture offer surfaces amid turmoil in the court chamber. The unfolding events center on Walton's response to the inquiry and the political pressures in Oklahoma.
Allegations of Frameup by Ku Klux Klan Charged
A reader describes renewed claims that impeachment charges are the result of a frameup by the Ku Klux Klan to oust him from office. The fragment mentions conspiratorial plotting and political confrontation.
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Dawhich
Ku -Klix Klan
Campaign wind up for Salvation Army appeal in Lawrence
Workers and captains from American Legions and Salvation Army plan an intensive drive to raise 4000 for the year. The campaign includes house to house outreach and business district canvassing in Lawrence, with most funds staying locally for maintenance and running costs. A $1500 payment on new headquarters is due, prompting extended fundraising until the goal is met.
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Salvation ‘Army
Lawrence
the Elks
Methenhans
Salvation Army
Salvation Arpy
County blamed for flood losses in Wichita area
Claimants allege Seddwick county owed eight thousand four hundred fifty three dollars for crop damage caused by a spring flood near a highway west of shore. Ezra Beard, county solicitor, absolved the county saying the flood was an act of God.
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Wichita
Alfred
Seddwick
Fortiamto
Ezra Beard
Bonus claim upheld in Fort Scott Kansas ruling
A Kansas judge rules in favor of Bennie Coz son of City Commissioner Elmer Gov upholding his bonus claim after the Kansas Bonus Board denied it citing residence in Missouri Coe testified he applied for the Missouri bonus claiming service at Fort Scott Kansas and residence there despite allegations of Missouri ties.
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Ft. Scott
Kan
Trisas
Bennie Coz
Elicr
Tke
Kansas Bonus Board
Coe
State Board
Missouri
Hee
Cochran Wins Sixth World Balk Line Match In New York
Welker Cochran of Los Angeles defeated William Hoppe to reach his sixth world balk line match, picking the spot ball and missing the break before Erich Hagentacher of Germany posted 52 on his first turn, the strongest start of the tournament. In Kansas City two men wearing badges robbed a home, ransacking it and fleeing with 5563 hidden in a cupboard after posing as liquor searchers.
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New York
Associated ‘Press
Welker Cochran
Los Angeles
William Hoppe
Erich Hagentacher
Germany
Cochran
Hageblacher
Kansas City
Walroliners
Confetta
Prenzo
Lilly
Iquor
Prowlers Knock Down Radio Aerial Pipe Near Hess Home
A seventy five foot iron pipe used for the radio aerial at E. R. Hess's home at 718 Ohio Street was overturned last night by a group of Halloween prowlers. The falling pipe narrowly missed the Hess car parked nearby.
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E. R. Hess
Ohio Street
Hallowe’ Ei
Hess
Takin
Biggest Ever Homecoming Planned at University of Kansas
Plans for the greatest Homecoming and Thanksgiving celebration at the University of Kansas were announced by Prof. Ry B. Knaepen. The two day program includes convocation, pep meetings, Fresh Olympics, open house in the Administration Building, Women’s Student Government events, and a men’s program with taxing and wrestling. Decorations by fraternities and sororities are already underway. An Olympic-like freshmen sophomore event will decide cap traditions, with extra seating planned to accommodate about 281000 fans for the annual Kansas-Missouri game expected to attract a large crowd.
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University of Kansas
Atvk. U
Ry’ 8. Knaypen
Cera Fee
Kansas-Missouri
Shironghont
Valley
Turkey
Women's
Progran
Meni
Lindley
Lawrence Chamber of
Comerce
Aethaternity
Suhlademan
No Klan Receiver Sought in Des Moines Ruling
Judge Humphries denied the petition for receivership and injunction against Klan faction actions citing lack of an immediate enjoined act. Attorneys for the Rittenhouse group plan to appeal to the supreme court, with a formal order to follow. Governor Kendall resumes duties after illness as Hawaii trip looms.
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Jothers
Ku Klux Klan
Dudga Humphries
Rittenhouse
Supreme? Court
Humphries
H.W. Evans
W. J. Simmons
Iowa
Des Moines
N.E. Kendall
Hawaii
Marni
Heng
Play by Play Report of Norman Game Arrangements
The Journal World will provide a near real time play by play of the Kansas Oklahoma football game to be played in Norman. A field wire will transmit progress to the Journal World office for rapid updates to Lawrence readers. Megaphone and telephone inquiries will be answered promptly.
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Journal- World
Kansas
Fairness in AP News Reporting Emphasized by KU Speaker
W A Dill, journalism professor at the University of Kansas, spoke to the Lawrence Kiwanis about AP guidelines. He argued the Associated Press requires use of the byline only for AP supplied stories and that fairness means presenting all sides in opening paragraphs.
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Associated Press
Ihe
W. A. Dill
Journalism
University of Kansas
Chicago
Associated ‘Press
Lawrence Kiwanis
Associated’ Press
News
Thesi
Associated. Press
Wire
Didl
Genews
Co-Operative News Gathering Association
Rock Island Railroad Opens New Double Track Topeka to Herrington
Topeka Kansas November 1 The Rock Island Railroad today put in operation all its new double track between Topeka and Herrington a span of 80 miles Except for five miles between Willard and Maple Hill where excavation is underway through a cut grading on the unfinished segment is about 70 percent complete J Breheney special assistant to C Fritch vice president in charge of operation announced in Topeka
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Topeka
Kan
Rock Island Railroad
Herrington
Willard
Maple Hill
J. Breheney
C. Fritch
County Teachers to Meet for Monthly Discussion
The regular monthly meeting of the county teachers of district schools will be held at the office of County Superintendent O. Lane on Saturday November 10 for informal discussion of problems common to all district school teachers.
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Distriet
Lane
County Book Checks Ensure Clerical Accuracy
Certified public accountants review the county clerk’s books from 1919 to present to detect errors in statements. They periodically audit records to ensure financial accuracy in county accounts.
Return From Convention In Wellington Delegates Named
Four delegates including Graig Kennedy F W Donald W W Cleland and W H McKone returned from Wellington Kansas after attending a state meeting of the Wilks Judge organization. Galbreath was noted as part of the party in the report.
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Graig Kennedy
F. W. Donald
W. W.cleland
W. H. McKone
Wellington
Kans
Wilks
C. M
Galbreath
Red Cross ex service work shifts to Legion control
Voting last night bordered a move to transfer ex service men welfare work from the Douglas County Red Cross to Legion auspices. A Legion budget planning committee will work with former Red Cross officers to finance next year’s efforts and Mrs Emma Jyat is likely to head the program.
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Douglas County Red Cross
G. Clarke
Legion
The
Red Cross
National
Special Legion Committee
Emma_ jyat
Heryork
Red
Armistice Day Plans Announced by Local Legion
Armistice Day activities are planned for November 1 with a Sunday afternoon parade and service. The American Legion post committee plans a Memorial High School or town church event with veterans from Civil War and Spanish American War groups invited. The F A U band and Haskell band may perform, ROTC sections to participate, and details to follow.
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Sunuay
Haskell’ Band
Usity R.O.T.C
Ce. Pomittes
Scharge Expeste
Grodzins Charged With New False Pretenses Warrant
Court records show J M Grodzins of LaCygne Kansas charged by warrant with obtaining two checks for 140 and 180 dollars from William Schaake under false pretenses. Grodzins bound over to district court and has not been arraigned on the new charges. Earlier, Grodzins faced charges with Schaake and Ed Harvey. he appeared in November term, posted bond for future appearance. Coal prices also rose in Des Moines with larger dealers increasing grade coal to 7.50 per ton due to higher riak costs.
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J. M. Grodzins
LaCygne
Kans
William Schaake
Will Johns
Grodzins
Ond Sehaake
Ed Harvey
Np District Court
Des
Moines Des Moines
Riik
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