Sultan Deposed by the Assembly in Angora Turmoil
A dispatch reports the Turkish nationalist assembly in Angora abolished the sultanate and throne lineage, declaring sovereign rights and a new caliphate system with power in the assembly, while celebrations erupt across Constantinople.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Associated Press
Angora
Sultanate of Turkey
Ita
Constantinople
National Assembly
Turkey
Anfara
Ottoman Empire
Sultanate
Nationalista
Mt . Angora
Griffith at Baldwin aims to win attorney general post
Republican candidate Hon R B Griffith spoke to a crowded Baldwin audience on law enforcement and pledged to resign officers who fail to enforce laws. He cited crime in Cook County and attacked I W W and the Ku Klux Klan while urging deportation of I W W workers. Charles Be Beeks and W Ludholz also appeared on the Eudora program.
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RB. Griffith
Baldwin
Griffith
Dougjag County
United States
Cook County
Illinois
Canada
I. W W
Workera
Ku Klux , Klan
Americ
Charles BE. Beeks
C. B. .Griffith
Eudora
Willam Ludholtz
Free Tuberculosis Clinic Set For City Hall Next Tuesday
The regular monthly tuberculosis clinic will be held in City Hall next Tuesday. The event is open to all residents seeking examination or treatment and is a public health service for the community.
Thanksgiving Proclamation Sets Thanksgiving Day Date
President Harding issues the annual proclamation calling on Americans to observe Thursday November 30 as a day of thanksgiving supplication and devotion, acknowledging the nation’s bounty and urging gratitude across the land.
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Washington
Harding
New Brunswick murder case witnesses summoned for grand jury
All persons connected with the Hall Mills murder case except the slain rector's widow Frances Noel Stephens Hall were summoned to the courthouse for questioning by special deputy Attorney General Mott. Investigators planned to question officers who found the bodies and Mrs Eleanor Mills, with Mrs Hall's forthcoming statements likely guiding the grand jury review. James Mills urged immediate arrests of both families, claiming potential clues were missed.
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New Brunswick
Associated Press
Halls
Mills
Frances Noel Stephens Hall
Court House
Mott
Edward Hall
Eleanor Mills
Phillips Farm
Hall
James Mills
James Gibson
Hamilton Road
Kidnapped 11-Year-Old Swimmer Likely Returning Home
Muskegan Michigan reports 11 year old Shanty, a swimming star, abducted Sunday and left in Manistee County. Her condition improved enough for hospital transfer, though she remains nervous. Suspect Maymond Wilson has begun serving a prison sentence of 85 to 40 years for related charges.
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Muskegan
Mich
Nosalie Shanty
Jack Pine
Manistee County
Tony
Rosatiels
Cain
Maymond 2
Wilson
Marquette
Educators Convene on Educational Measurements Conference
Kansas educators gather at the University of Kansas November 9 and 10 under the School of Education auspices to discuss educational measurements. Program includes experts from Kansas and Ohio with sessions on mental measurements, testing, and reading follow-up.
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Conference of Kansas
University of Kansas
School of Education
University
R.A. Kent
FE. H. Lindley
N. R&r. Buckingham
Ohio State University
Worcester
Kansas State Normal
Imperia
R. A. Schwegler
Lawrence, Louise
Missouri train bandits Kennedy and Logan killed in gun battle
J C Kennedy 53 and Harvey Logan 23 were shot and killed by post office inspectors after robbing a Frisco mail car near Wittenberg Missouri. They boarded at Station 76, stole registered mail, commandeered the engine, and fled. a gunfight ensued leaving both bandits dead within minutes. Kennedy had a seven-train robbery record and served time in Missouri Penitentiary.
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Witterserg
Tio
Associated = Press
J. C
Jack” Kennedy
Missouri
Harvey Logan
Post Office
Passengain
Fristo
Kennedy
Harvey
Station 76
Wittenberg
RE. Truman
Springfield
Frisco
Wvitenberg
R. A. Ward
R. F E. Truman
Logan
Truman
Missouri Penitentiary
Liberty
St. Louis
Memphis
Fred Reuter
Reuter
Roy North
Forthern
Arkansas
Washington
Jack Kennedy
Nn Post Office Department
Nashville
Montgomery
Glendale
Tenn
Macomb
Kansas City
Missouri” Penitentiary
Horse Slip Endangers Rider in Wild Town Scene
A woman witnessed a horse slip throwing the rider into the street. The horse was later identified as Jack Kennedy, found with burglar tools and weapons. Kennedy, recovering consciousness, explained his gear by a nonchalant remark about chasing quail.
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Macon
Jack Kennnedy
Kennedy
Rotary club hosts Tonganoxie chicken dinner
Lawrence Rotary members and wives traveled to Tonganoxie for a community dinner at the Odd Fellow hall attracting about one hundred attendees. Speakers included Hervey Peaks and Sam Hunter with Prof. H. A. Shinn, followed by songs and intros of each guest. Methodists served the meal.
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Rotary Club
Lawrence
Tonganoxie
H. A. Shinn
Crete
Methodist
Tongatoxie
Rain Delays Douglas County Road Repair Efforts
Heavy rains last week left Douglas County roads rough with mud. Road graders have been delayed. light crews may work on the Golden Belt road this afternoon while heavier equipment resumes on Clinton and other routes when weather allows.
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Douglas County
Golden Belt Road
Golden Belt
Clinton Road
Anon
October sets record for marriages in Menger probate office
October through November saw fifty-one marriage licenses issued by Probate Judge Menger surpassing June figures. Most couples hailed from outside Lawrence with Topeka and travelers from New Mexico Massachusetts and Pennsylvania seeking license and marriage here. Judge Menger performed twenty nine ceremonies.
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Menger
Judge Menger
Lawrence
Topeka
New Mexico
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Kansas City
Kansas
Republican rally in Lecompton draws packed crowd
A Republican rally last night in the Lecompton ok Lane University building drew a packed audience. Speakers included Tom Harley Willard Morgan and M A Gorrill with short talks by Republican candidates. The Methodist church ladies served a chicken dinner and A Frank Kearny chaired the meeting.
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Ok Lane University
Ltcompton
Tom Harley
Willard Morgan
M. A. Gorrill
Methodist Church of
Lecompton
New A
Frank Kearny
C of C Members Meet Adopted Sons at KU Gym
Chamber of Commerce hosts for the Dad's Day banquet to honor Sooner and Jayhawker football players must be at Robinson Gymnasium at 6 o'clock to receive assignments and meet their adopted sons. Banquet starts by 6 50 at latest, attendees urged to arrive directly after the game to be in place by 6 30. On fashioned duck dinner planned with Sun Count Chevrolets.
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Chamber of Commerce
Robinson Gymnasium
Tome
Celluloid Factory Fire Kills and Injures Dozens in New York
A three story celluloid factory in New York caught fire this afternoon. Three girls were killed and three more were dying with about a dozen seriously injured. About forty workers were in the building as flames rapidly enveloped it. Some jumped from windows while others escaped across roofs or were aided down ladders by firemen.
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New York
A. P
Hospitala
Dads Day Dinner Promises Big Campus Reunion
Dean Dyer announces the Dads Day dinner will be in University Commons with about four hundred attendees including University of Oklahoma and Kansas football teams. Willian Allen White and Benny Owen speak as the Jayhawker team meets Oklahoma at 2 pm, dinner at 6:30 pm, events at 8:30. Mother welcomed, plans to make Dads Day a campus tradition in Lawrence.
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University
Robinson Gymnasium
Dean Dyer
Lawrence
University of Oklahoma
University of Kansas
Willian Allen White
Benny Owen
Oklahoma
Mother
Dad
Eligibility Questioned For Lawrence KC High School Game
A pep gathering at Bowersock theatre featured speeches and a new band as Lawrence high school prepared to face Kansas City Kansas High. Two players, Bop Laptad and Orval Crites, had eligibility issues. Laptad’s age and four year limit were checked, while Crites’ background established he is in his fourth year and under 21, making him eligible to start.
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Lawrence High School
Bowersock
Lawrence
Kansas City
Kansas
Bop Laptad
Orval Crites
Laptad
Crites
Leavenworth
Oread
Junction City
Proclamation Declares Forget-Me-Not Day in Lawrence
George L. Kreeck mayor proclaims November 4 1922 as Forget-Me-Not Day urging Lawrence citizens to support a nationwide fundraiser by the Disabled American Veterans to aid disabled ex service members. The proclamation notes the Kansas department appeal and honors grateful citizen response.
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Lawrence
Kansas
State of
I. George L
Kreeck
V. A
Gen. L. Kreeck
Soldiers Map Evening Arraignment at Adjacent Barracks
A terse dispatch notes soldiers gathered in the adjacent barracks for an evening arraignment at a set hour. The report lists locales and timing but omits additional details about charges or outcomes.
Kansas conference elects officers for Woman's Home Missionary Society
Mrs. Fred Bailey of Kansas City reelected president as the Kansas conference opens at First Methodist Church. Officers include Miss Jennie Smethurst as corresponding secretary and H O Holter of Ottawa as first vice president. Delegates discuss missionary education and evangelism and a banquet highlights Kansas Indian work.
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Fred Bailey
Kansas City
Kans
Kansas
Woman's Home Missionary Society
First Methodist Church
Jennie, Smethurst
Manhattan
H. O. Holter
Ottawa
J. Luther Taylor
Pittsburg
John Marshall
Topeka
W. EB. Wilson
Chanute
J. L. McCoy
Coffeyville
George Ponton
Charles Frye
Kan
Eva Wirick
F.M. Bailey
Wichita
G. W. Ponton
W. RB. Barton
W.B. Barton
Barton
Woman’s Home Missionary Society
Alaska
Porto Rico
Hawaiian Islands
United States
Missionary Society
Queen Esther Society
Methodist Church
Helen Harrell
Evelyn Pierce
Evelyn Metoxen
Haskell Y. W. C. A
Harry Smethurst
Kidnappers Abduct Taxi Driver Notorious Attempt Near City
Arthur Dutch Murphy reports two men halted his taxi on New Jersey Street night. One wore a mask and ordered a trip to Bonner Springs. Murphy begged to return home to his sick child, then escaped inside his door. The car remained but was not further harmed.
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Bonner’ Springs
Arthur
Dutch” Murphy
Murphy
New Jersey Street
Bonner Springs
Idrive
Peas Ware Ade Co. At Kansas Bankete Surety Topeka
Fragmentary report notes a Topeka event involving a Topeka bank or bankete and a surety company. Names and details are incomplete but place Topeka and topeka bankete are indicated.
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Peas Ware Ade Co
H. Tekerae
Tim Ead
Kansas Bankete.Surety Company
Topeka
Missouri Honor Guard to Attend Armistice Monument Unveiling
A ten man honor guard from the infantry unit on duty in the area will travel to Cheppy to attend the Armistice Day monument unveiling in memory of Missouri’s sons who fell in the Argonne Meuse offensive. Hugh M. Pinkerton of Blackburn has been chosen by Maj. Gen. Henry T. Alten to lead the guard of honor.
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Chepgy Coblenz
A. P
Eigfantry
Missouri
Argonne
Meuse
Hugh M. Pinkerton
Blackburn
Henry T. Alten
Phince
Guard of Honor
Mayor outlines Kansas Children Code proposals at church talk
Mayor Kreeck spoke before the Women’s Home Missionary Society at First Methodist on the Kansas Children’s Code Commission measures. He traced the commission’s 1918 founding, listed bills including marriage prereqs, licensing of child agencies, detention-home segregation, age limits at venues, school attendance, child labor hours, and maternity protection, and urged delegates to advocate locally and request commission literature.
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Geo
Kreeck
The
Women’s Home Missionary Society
First Methodist Church
Kansas Children’s Code Commission
State Board of Health
Eeen
Sighteen
Ee Inceidren
the Society
Toneka
Children’s Code Commission
Fake poultry remedies exposed by state entomologist
H C Colglazier informs that fake poultry remedies are being sold across the state. E G Kelly notes these products claim to drive lice from chickens but contain lime sulfur solution or sugar and calcium thiosulphate. One gallon of concentrated lime sulfur costs about fifteen cents and yields many bottles when diluted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Colglazier
E. G. Kelly
Italian ambassador post to US filled or offered
Rome reports Baron Romana Avezzano has been appointed Italian ambassador to the United States to replace Vittorio Rolandi who resigned. The post was also said to be offered to Senator Luigi Albertini but he declined the Washington assignment.
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London
Romana
Avezzano
United States
Vittorio Rolandi
Rome
Associated Press
Mussolini
Washington
Vittorio Bolandi Iei
Luigi Albertini
Jayhawker football hopes to beat Oklahoma next game
Fragmented OCR mentions the Jayhawker football team aiming to defeat Oklahoma tomorrow amid mixed quotes about world affairs and religion. references to Americans and natives indicate a troubled context.
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Fort Worth
Tex
James Walden
Gander Parish
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Int Plocs
R. E. Truman
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Lance
Lane University
Chevrolets
tLively High School
Kansas “City Heads
Kansas Society
Dutch Murphy
Albertini
Italy
Crisin
India
Plectian
Kangas
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