Early Return Results In Kansas Governors Race
Partial returns from seven cities in Kansas show Davis, Democrat, leading Morgan, Republican, for governor with 2,342 to 1,564 in one vote tally. Reports from Parsons and Wichita cite Morgan and Davis leads, while Topeka and Arkansas City note mixed results as votes continue. Washington reports vacancies as officials and voters depart after city elections.
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Associated Press
Kansas
Govnos
Davis
Democrat
Morgan
Hopkins
Dillard
Sproul
Stevens
Arkansas City
Wichita
Ichita
Byron Grudges
Ayers
Byrd
Topeka
Polla
Shott
Sranctitey
Midni
Kantas
Bey
Republic
Goveror
Jonathan- Davis
W. Y. Morgan
Rpublican
Washington
Harding
le Saat
Election Returns Tonight From Journal World Office
The Journal World will receive Associated Press results tonight with Kansas and national totals. Returns will be wired directly to central offices and ready for prompt release to the public at the Journal World office or by phone.
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Journal-World
Kan
Tariff expert Culbertson to speak at luncheon meeting
Hon. William S. Culbertson vice chairman of the United States tariff commission and leading authority on tariffs will headline a joint lunch meeting of the Chamber of Commerce Rotary and Kiwanis clubs at the Chamber rooms Thursday at 12 40 pm His talk The Making of Tariffs follows a decision to postpone the regular Chamber meeting to accommodate the luncheon Reservations are due at the Chamber by Wednesday noon Culbertson also speaks at the University club Wednesday at 5 pm on International Aspects of Our Commercial Policy He will be guest of Mr and Mrs G M Fasnett at 720 Indiana Street in Lawrence
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William S. Culbertson
United States Tariff Commission
Chamber of Commerce
Rotary
Kiwanis Clubs
Kiwanis
Kiwanis Club
Vr. Culbertson
Washington
Emporia
University Club
Deson
Jeriff
Lawrence
Big Kansas Nebraska grid game seats remain available
University athletics director Dr. F C Allen urged locals not to hoard tickets for the Kansas Nebraska game in Memorial Stadium. About 7 000 seats remain, with 1 200 reserved for Nebraska on the west side and more sent to Lincoln Kansas City and Topeka. The 15 000 capacity may be filled, yet tickets can be obtained locally at Round Corner drag store and the athletic office in Lawrence.
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Lawrence
F.C. Allen
University
Nebraska
Lincoln
Kansas City
Topeka State Journal
Topeka
Sm Ie
Seumetzger Arms
Sporting’ Goods
Kansi
Memorial Stadium
Kansas
Missouri
Tigers
Round Corner
Allies move to quell unrest in Constantinople
Allied high commissioners seek authorization to impose martial law in Constantinople as tensions rise with Angora forces. French dreadnaught Jean Bart sails from Toulon to join the allied fleet, while Lloyd George warns Britain must uphold its flag amid near eastern crises.
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Paris
Constantinople
Toulon
Constantiniople
Moses
Tigris
Merrment
Jean Bart
Taiwan
Award Essay Prizes Announced in November Issue
In the November issue of Kansas Manuscripts the first prize winners are Velma Diszon and Ruth Bourth from Abilene for awards of $7.50. Judges included Mr. Stats, C. M. Cyte, principal consultant, and W. A. Dili.
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Ratizas
Kansas
Velma -Diszon
Bourth
Ruth
Mr. Stats
C. M
Cyte Acipal
St U
W. A. Dili
Lavallette kin to rush inquiry into Hall murder case
Henry Stevens and his wife Ethel speak of delaying official probes, plan to leave town to force action. Stevens claims he was fishing near Lavallette the night of the September 14 murder, names witnesses, and hints a man and a woman in a gray coat may be involved. State troopers had shadowed him while he was away.
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Lavallette
New Jersey
Henry Stevens
Frances Stevens Hall
Edward Wheeler Hall
Wenor Milla
New Brunswick
Ethel Stevens
Wfe
Stevens
Henry
Edward
Frances
Hhare
Slow to Go to Polls in Lawrence at 2:30 PM
Voters moved slowly in Lawrence by 2:30 PM with expectations of heavier activity later. Polls showed precinct totals including first and second wards across four to six wards, but detailed counts were unclear due to fragmented OCR.
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Lawrence
New Transformer Put to Work at Local Electric Plant
A 1250 kilowatt transformer was installed in the local electric light plant area and began carrying the load for the night shift on Saturday. The plant had the transformer for two weeks and needed expert repair from Pittsburg after a mishap. The plant plans immediate work on a new street car similar to the one man car on Massachusetts street for use on North Lawrence.
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Killowatt
Ormer
Pittsburg
Massachusetts
Lawrence
Turks Distike Constantinople Executed By Turkish Authorities
Nov 7 reports from the Constantinople desk of Sabah quote Allied representatives saying Rafet Pasha, the new civil governor, must release forty eight leaders within hours or face consequences. The note notes death sentences issued to the Turkish authorities.
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Turks Distike
Constantinople
A. Eo Ancat
Sabah
Vggate
Rafet Pasha
Bodies Retrieved From Reilly Mine After Explosion Dead Reach Sixty Three
In Spangler Pennsylvania the Reilly coal mine disaster toll rose to 63 with thirteen more bodies recovered from the mine and thirty two injured in the hospital. Coroner Schwab prepared for an inquest as rescuers expected no further fatalities beyond the remaining headings.
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Spangler
Associated Press
Reilly Coal Company
Spescue
Saily
Schwab
Johnstown
Nev
Reilly
Teacue
Mineta
Final Rally Highlights Republican Voices at County Courthouse
The Republican party held a final rally at the county courthouse with Congressmen E. C. Little and former Governor Stubbs as chief speakers. The hall reached capacity as a publican party speaker linked Congress work to post Wilson era debts and urged fiscal restraint. Stubbs championed the soldiers bonus bill and Republican principles, contrasting them with Democratic records. Local candidates attended the gathering chaired by Loca Gorrill.
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Republican Party
County Court House
Conresaman E. C. Little
Exovernor Stubbs
Court House
Be Aeid
Washington
Congress
Sn Seid
Wilson
Stubba
Teneme
Gorrill
Loca Didates
Abandoned Ford Touring Car Found on Fort Road
Sheriff Jobins reported an ownerless Ford touring car found along the fort-to-fort road. The vehicle appeared unattended, with no clear identification. Authorities planned to take custody and notify any potential owner.
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Fort-To-Fort Road
Jobins
Ted
Old Timers Night Planned at University Gym
A two day homecoming weekend titled Old Timers will begin with a Friday evening program at Robinson Gym and a Saturday parade. The event includes a Kansas Memorial Stadium dedication by the Kansas American Legion, a national address by Lemuel Bolles, and multiple campus activities led by University officials and student groups.
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Robinson Gymnasium
Ghia
Kansas
Eli Dorsey
American Legion
Lawrence
National ‘Guard
W. P.mclean
The
Legion
I Fr Es
Jeau
Hénry J. Allen
Adjain Bédlesna
Miller
Knappen
University
K. A
John Brodie
Virgil Miller
F. H. Lindley
George
Patsy" Clark
Captain Higgins
W. Y. Morgen
Irving Hill
Lawrance Chamber of Commerce
Cjder
Orga
Convening November 4 Announced at the White House
Announcement states a meeting convening on November 4 was disclosed today at the White House. The brief note emphasizes the high level nature of the briefing and identifies no attendees or agendas.
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T Ie
White House
City Officials Hear October Reports At Regular Meeting
City commissioners read reports from the building inspector fire chief and police judge for October. Alowances included 118 inspections 55 electrical 43 plumbing 20 street permits and 278.70 collected. Building permits totaled 25 185 with values listed. Fire alarms totaled eleven with one outside city limits. Property value 44 200 total loss 352 contents 40 800 loss 15. Police court had 37 cases fines and costs 1389 with 803.05 cash collected. End of month jail 1h prisoners. Next meeting set at Bowersock theatre 2 PM Thursday for memorial to J D Bowersock. Civics class to observe ordinance passage Monday night.
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Bowersock Theatre
J. D. Bowersock
Civics
Legion to Stage Seven Keys to Baldpate Night
The American Legion post in Lawrbiite Tas plans an amateur night on November 27 to present Seven Keys to Baldpate. Rehearsals begin now with Craig Kennedy leading, Cecile Burton directing, and students from Lawrence and University cast. All participants serve gratis for the Legion, with a $50 royalty for the single performance.
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The
American Legion
Post of
Lawrbiite Tas
Baldpate
Legion
Lawrence and
University
Craig Kennedy
Cecile Burton
Fine Arts School of the University
Thenefit of the
New York
George Cohen
Spotted Need for Constructive Supervision System
Fragmentary text appears to discuss the need of a constructive supervision system in Tanrete and similar settings. It mentions supervision, administrative guidance, and pupil voices, but lacks complete sentences or clear context. More readable portions needed for a fuller, accurate summary.
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Lloyd
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