Germany will not seek league admission but would consider invitation
In Geneva on November 18 Dr Hermann Stucker vice president of Germany’s foreign affairs committee said Germany would not formally apply to join the League of Nations. He noted an invitation could be accepted if extended by the Assembly, but argued a formal bid would spark sharp debate and risk the League’s safety. He added Germany would not necessarily reject a delegation seeking admission if the Assembly approved.
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Geneva
Germany
League of Nations
Hermann Stucker
Vie
Foreign Affairs Committee
Reichetag
Thessembly
League
Assembly
Wrangel Defeated as Bolsheviks Break Crimean Link
Paris dispatch reports Russian forces have captured the isthmus of Tserekop separating the Crimean peninsula from the mainland. General Wrangel’s anti Bolshevik forces face a bad situation as Bolshevists advance beyond Perekop and seize large military stores. Fleets are said to aid evacuation efforts in Crimea. The losses include twelve million cartridges eighteen cannon one hundred tanks three armored trains and substantial shells and transport materiel.
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Paris
Tserekop
Crimean
Baron Wrangel
Crimea
Foreign Office
Oor
Perekop
PLAN EDITORS SESSION IN LAWRENCE FOR JANUARY MEET
Kansas Editorial association officers met in Lawrence at 1 AM to plan the annual meeting to be held in Wopek in January of legislative session years. Attendees included C W Little Alm president Roy F Bailey Salin vice president J L Napier Newton secretary R G Hemenna Haven recorder KR Lyo Sterling treasurer. They covered morning session business and planned to attend the Kansas Nebraska football game at McCook Field this afternoon.
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Kansas Editorial Association
Lawrence
Wopek
C. W. Little
Alm
Roy F. Bailey
Salin
J. L. Napier
Newton
R. G. Hemenna Haven
KR. Lyo Sterling
Kansas-Nebraska
McCook Field
American Royal Opens Show Promises Wide Animal Exhibit
The American Royal opens with Hoyas and many ace men aiding animals. Various lye stock from across the western regions are on display as the event progresses toward next week.
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West
Unfriendly Terms At Dinner After Yugoslav Italian Accord
A dinner hosted by Italians honored the Yugoslav peace delegation and the Italian Yugoslav accord signed to adjust the Aldyiatic difficulty. Premier Gio Hitti and Vesnitch toasted Italian and Yugoslav rulers amid the exchange of toasts. Local notes mention Mr and Mrs Tom Hardin of Leuth and Imogene Alterton in an Lawrence Miss. social listing with a football gathering referenced.
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Italy
Juga
Gio+ Hitti
Vesnitch
Tom Hardin
Leuth
Lawrence
Kansas Huskers Clash at McCook Field Today
The game features Kansas against Nebraska at McCook Field today at 2:30. The matchup highlights a key rivalry with local fans set for an afternoon of college football action.
Extension Chie To Give Address
Dr Charles A Payne of Wisconsin will speak to Clof C about an upcoming address. The event details remain brief with no further names or locations provided in the fragment.
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Charles A. Payne
Wisconsin
Clof C
Special Guests Planned for Chamber Meeting Speakers
Special guest speaker Charles Al Pulyne of the University of Kansas extension bureau will address the Chamber of Commerce Tuesday noon. Invitations have been sent to eight rural district boards for next Tuesday’s meeting to gradually include all county boards. District lists name attendees: No. 6 Theo Pine Herd W Pine. 6H M Chauney Ferry Lyons Mrs Louie Dissing er. 54 Daniel pies Paul Rudigier E S Reeves. 62 C G Husted Edwin Schowengerdt A W Garvin. 1 K J Brown Chas Shirar C L Young. 7 Alfred Fleck Chas A Wulfkuhle Chas A Wise. 6% W H Morgan Chas Fl Wood F H Teonhard. 59 G W Husted P O Teteraou S O Gentry.
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Chas
AL Pulyne
Dod
Extension Bureau
University of Kansas
Madison
Wisconsin
Chamber of Commere
H.B. Sparks
Chamber of Commierce
Theo. Pine
J. Herd
W. Ti. Pine
M. Chauney
Ferry Lyons
Louie Dissinger
Daniel Pies
Paul S. Rudigier
E. S. Reeves
C. G. Husted
Edwin Schowengerdt
A. W. Garvin
K. J. Brown
L .Shirar
C. L. Young
Alfred — Fleck
Chas A. Wulfkuhle
Awise
W. H. Morgan
Fl. Wood
F. H. Teonhard
G. W. Husted
O. Teteraou
S. O. Gentry
Wine and cigar sales cut down amid low prices in England
News reports that wine merchants and cigar sellers in England have seen demand decline as prices stay low and duties keep costs high. Bond clearances from imports have slowed, and the public resists expensive brands, with Havana cigars and champagne prices rising despite reduced costs elsewhere. French miners threaten a general strike if pay talks fail, with a midnight deadline and a possible Monday action.
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Paris
Federation of Miners
Nie
Promotion bid for Warren S Wilson in Kansas Sax
Warren S Wilson, KU graduate and former wholesale drug salesman, seeks appointment as a prohibition enforcement officer in Kansas Sax. He serves as assistant to Duilsey Doolittle, current officer, and aims to lead the office under a new administration. He would consult the WCTU and Anti-Saloon League as needed.
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Warren S. Wilson
University of Kansas
Kan- Sax
Mr. Wilson
Duisley Doolittle
Doolittle
Wilson
Aifelong
Anti-Saloon League
Kansas and Nebraska face off in twenty sixth valley game
The Kansas and Nebraska football teams meet again on McCook field this afternoon in the twenty sixth Valley contest between the schools. Notable players include Kansas captain George Nettles and Frank Mandeville, with Nebraska stars Monte Munn Harold Hartley and Dick Newman among the key figures.
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Kansas
Nebraska
McCook Field
K. U
Cornhuskers
Kansans
Eacn
George Nettles
Missouri Valley
Lie Juyhatckers
Topeka
Frank Mandeville
Frank “Mand” Mandeville
Council Grove
Bill Day
Day
Beatrice High School
Monte Munn
Munn
Alexander
Syracuse
Fairbury High School
Harold ‘Hartley
Harold
Harvard
Floyd Wright
Wright
Schulte
Scotts Bluff High School
Wade Munn
Monte
Fairbury
Dana
Weller
Nebras
Dick Newman
Newman
Ernest Hubka
Hubka
Colorado Aggie
Notre Dame
Clarence Swanson
Weienska
Kansas-Nebraska Classic Prepares as Husker Rally Decides fate
Students and alumni hold final rallies before the Kansas-Nebraska clash at 2:30 pm. Nebraska coach Schulter pledges fight, while Kansas coach Allen reshuffles lineup to meet the Sooners and Cornhuskers. Nebraskans travel with 45 piece band and over 100 rooters as both sides seek a victory and regional bragging rights. Officials for today include K C Quigley and Dr Isadore Andersen.
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Garnuskers
Kansas City
Kansas Jayhawkers
Schulter
Jayhawkers
Lincoln
Nebraskans
Kansas
Dry Allen
Sooners
Cornhuskers
Norman
Nebraska
Hauses
HH. Wright Allison
K. C. Quigley
St. Mary's Reserve
Isadore Andersen
Missouri
J. Wylett
Y M C A Boxing Wrestling Classes Announced
The Monday Wednesday and Friday young men's class at the Y M C A will offer boxing and wrestling instruction along with general gymnastics. E W Whilleo leads boxing 7 to 8 on class evenings, then general gymnastics 8 to 9. O W Daniels will supervise wrestling after that period. Frances McCreath of Em.
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E. W. Whilleo
O. W. Daniels
Kansas flour mills idle as export demand collapses
An Associated Press report notes Kansas mills led by Bowersock in Lawrence show less than 10 percent in operation, many only part time, as export demand for flour vanishes and domestic sales shrink. Freight rate drops make wheat cheaper abroad, signaling continued price declines and plant closures across the state.
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Kansas Court ‘of Industrial Relations
Topeka
Associated Press Dispatch
Journal-World
John H. Isnert
Kansas
Kansas Mills
Bowersock Mills
Kangas Mills
Bowersock
Lawrence
Bewersock
University of Kan sas News Letter outlines state service network
The University of Kansas News Letter reports direct state services across fifteen lines with a second bulletin by Alfred G Hinl informing 12 000 influential state residents. Highlights include the extension division offering mail college courses and other fields such as geology entomology bacteriology journalism education home economics and various engineering and science departments.
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University of Kan-as
Department of Journalism
FL. Kelly
E. U. Service
Alfred G. Hinl
Bulletin
Geological Survey
Surly Children Suppers Guarded Grottos Home Grimly
A short, fragmented item reports social tensions at home with children described as surly and moody. The note hints at discipline and household strife affecting daily life within the family. Names, places, and dates are unreadable in the source segment.
Prohibition Laws Linked to Sharp Juvenile Rise in Chicago
Chicago reports show wives and children complaints up 238 percent since prohibition. Juvenile delinquency climbs 40 percent, disorderly house complaints up 80 percent, and adult contributions to child delinquency fall 74 percent since the 18th amendment. Prosecutions for son support drop 20 percent and insanity complaints down 60 percent.
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Chicago
Albert E. Wester
Tthe Juvenile Protective Association
Ben Sho
Red Cross Sunday Emphasis Promised in Sermons
Washington November 13 The unfinished work of the American Red Cross in Europe will be highlighted in sermons across the country tomorrow Red Cross Sunday Dr Livingston Farrand announced ministers are expected to discuss relief work and urge ongoing public support.
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Washington
American Red Cross
Europe
Red Cross
Livingston Farrand
Central Committee of the Red Cross
Layman's Sunday to Be Observed at Unitarian Church
At the Unitarian Church Tayman's Sandhy will be observed tomorrow with a sermon by Professor Dennett M. Allen of the University. The talk on Layman's Religion is part of the Liberal Religion campaign by the Unitarian Laymen's League to show shared responsibility for spreading the church's truths. Rev. Mark Mohler will sing.
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Tayman
Sandhy
Unitarian Church
Dennett M. Allen
Unitarian Laymen’s League
League
Waders
Mark’ Mohler
Jayhawk Veterans honor four year service with rings
The Lawrence Paper Manufacturing Company held a Wednesday banquet for employees marking forty years in business. Rich W. Deayer explained a life insurance plan with survivor benefits, and long service awards were presented to Kenned y and Muzzy. The Jayhawk Veterans Association plans annual rings for those with four years of service. The plant, normally 200 to 250 workers strong, has reduced output due to market declines.
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Lawtrence
Phi Ses Company
Fife’ Insurance
Rich
Wi. Deayer
Jayhawk Vote
Eater
Jayhawk
F. R. Kennedy
Muzzy
John Wey
Pany
Essie 2
F. C. Brandseil
William
Hill
P. A. Dinsmoor
W. B. Dalton
Kansas
Bowersock
Jayhaw Veterans Association
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Jugo-Slav
Imogene Alterton
Meta
Marie
Nettels
RE. UC. Grad
Prohibition
J. N. Smith
Lawton
Oklahoma
Rochester
Minnesota
Ferne Evans
W. H. Wright
The
Wakeeney Trexonian
Niel Ufford
Wakeeney
Addie Barlow
Wellington
Barlow
John C Evans
Sainr Barlow
Otc
E. Engel
Awrence
Engel
Mr. BR
T. Brewster
Tad Reid
Bown
Warren Woody
H Warren
Woody
Semgon
Barnard
Kans
John Bunn
Moreskins
Hurmie
Arnold Bell
Arns Bell
Laslett-Lonborg
Pugsen
Loren Simon
Buets
Uy i Bearcat
Sooneriamd
Amly McDonald
Lawrence Bug School
Trent
Ellis Allison
Soon
Chanute
Edwin Sandefor
Ed Sandefur
Douglas County
Licenee
R. O. Smith
Thomas Hied
California Road
Smith
Atchison
Industrial Court
Committee On Gas Conservation
Welch & Walch
Chiropractors
Secrey
Agency For
Big N. Y
Allen
Rooters
Kennas
AL Wort
Mise
Frances McCreath
Poria
Mrs. Dow. McCreath
Irving Hill
New York
W. A. MeXzever and Son
J. L. Meris
Mr. Etsey
Kf.d. Raines
Miles
Bowersock Milla
WN. Jones Sr
Jerry Burke
Kensas City
Mrs. Jones
Clarence S. Hall
Ruthanna Torld
Dornthes Fengel
Julis
Simons
Toph
Guy Bates
Palmer. Thre Co
Cornhuskers Chief
Captain Day
Santa Fe
Union Fact
Ay B. O'Brien
Insurance
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