German cabinet falls as Wirth resigns in Berlin
Berlin reports Chancellor Wilhelm Wirth's cabinet resigns after unity socialist refusal to join a coalition with the people's party. President Ebert asks the cabinet to continue pending a new ministry while leaders are consulted. Wirth cites indecision and failure to secure reparations talks as critical failures.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Wirth
United Socialists
People’s Party
Rathernau
Ebert
Mudania Armistice Assurances From Turkish Nationalists
Constantinople reports the Turkish nationalist government has given formal assurances to the allies that the Mudania armistice stipulations will be honored. London dispatch notes Britain has telegraphed France and Italy that the main Turkish demands to be raised at Lausanne are not favorably regarded by Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Associated Press
London
Great Britain
Lausanne
City Managers Convention Opens In Kansas City
University class under Prof Charles Fase tt attends the ninth annual city managers convention in Kansas City. The program at the Hotel Baltimore features Prof Fusaett and Governor Henry Allen addressing managers at the banquet tonight. Lt Bert Gish of Company M receives the first federal pay for National Guard troops in Lawrence totaling 1522 dollars. pay for the third quarter follows after drill tomorrow night. Administrative committee of the graduate school to meet Thursday at 4:80 in the Administration building with Acting Dean E S Sontag issuing the call.
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University
Charles M. Fassett
Kansas City
Baltimore
Fusaett
Kk. U
Spokane
Washington
Henry
Naonal
Lawrence
Bert Gish
Gish
Exat
ES Sontag
Schoo
Germany Pays Second Installment On Reparations
Germany today delivered the second installment of treasury notes to Belgium under the August 31 decision. Reparations officials deposited 55 million gold marks in Brussels with the reparations commission, with 60 million gold marks due today and 5 million covered by other receipts. Germany announced it would deliver additional notes Friday as needed to cover the balance.
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Germany
Paris
A. P
Treasury
Belgium
Brussels
Commission
British Elect a New House Today
London reports the electorate across Great Britain voting in the fourth Parliament of King George V. Bonar Law claims confidence in a working majority, while analysts note uncertainty and fears of Labour gains. Betting odds favor Conservative and Independent Unionist control, with newspapers urging high turnout and vigilance against Labour. Lloyd George remains staunchly anti Labour.
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London
Associated Press
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Ulster
George V
House of Commons
Bonar Law
Glasgow
Labor
Lloyd George
Hanover Bank Closed In Topeka
The Peoples State Bank of Hanover Washington county was closed today and its affairs were taken over by the state banking department. State Senator J R Hyland who presides over the bank faces overexposure due to loans totaling more than 380000 held on notes of Hyland and his relatives. Depositors are protected under the state guaranty law.
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Topeka
Peoples State Bank of
Hanover
Washington County
State Banking Department
State Bank
Frank H. Foster
J. R. Hyland
J. H. Sandell
Hyland
Foster
Foster Aid
Tacna Arica protocol clears chamber vote in Santiago
The Tacna Arica protocol with Peru, adopted last night by the chamber, returns to the senate with 1 yes, 27 no and two absent. The senate is not expected to insist on former reservations. A two thirds vote in the house is unlikely. Some who supported reservations may not again.
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Santiago
Chile
Associated Press
Peru
Chamber
Senate
Washington
House of Deputies
Clinic to treat nervous cases in Lawrence Nov 28
A clinic for children and adults with nervous troubles will be held November 28 from 1 to 5 PM at City Hall, Lawrence. Dr. Karl Menninger of Topeka will conduct free consultations, aided by local health officials and Kiwanis funding to help underprivileged children. The event follows a meeting with Lawrence civic leaders and Washburn professors.
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Karl A. Menninger
Topeka
Lawrence
George L. Kréeck
Elrick B. Davis
Department of English
Washburn
A. T. Burch
Menninger
Puesta
A. W. Clark
Craig Kennedy
W. C. Simons
Ef. P. Smith
H. J. Chambers
City Health Department
Lawrence Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis
State Mental Hygiene Society
Washburn College
Washburn Law School
Treasur
Central Neuropsychiatric Association
Saat
Nine Irish women charged in embassy picketing case
Mrs Muriel MacSwiney widow of Cork mayor and eight other women prepared to plead not guilty before a United States commissioner in Washington after being arrested for picketing the British embassy in protest of Miss Mary MacSwiney’s detention. Their counsel said they violated no law and denied the charges under an old federal statute invoked previously against protestors.
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Washington
Muriel MacSwiney
Terance MacSwiney
Cork
United States
Mary MacSwiney
Terence
Irish Free State
John A. Finery
American Association For Recognition of the
Irish Republic
Mrs. MacSwiney
U. S
Gordon
Labor move to free Howat in Crawford jail
Topeka reports a labor movement seeks Howat's release from Crawford County jail. Governor Allen states there is no plan to act despite calls, noting Howat is jailed for contempt of court after repeated industrial court law violations. The piece also notes Mrs. Clara Phillips case going to jury in Los Angeles and an Associated Press report on a missionary incident in Honan.
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Topeka
Kenang
Deawford
Alexander Howat
District 14
United Mine Workers of America
Allen
Jonathan Davis
Howat
Crawford County
Phillip
Los Angeles
Clara Phillips
Alberta Paine Meadows
Jory
Names of Lawrence High School WWI Bronze Tablets
Lawrence High School plans bronze tablets to honor nine former students who died in World War I and ten more who died in service. Inscribed messages include Lincoln’s That these dead shall not have died in vain and We are the keepers of their faith. Tablets measure six by four and a half feet and will be funded by class organizations and alumni.
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Lawrence High School
New S. H.S
Lawrence Memorial High School
F. H. Olney
Lincoln
Cromwell Tucker
Thomas H. Kennedy, Jr
Ross Rumrael
Theodore Rockland
Glenn Otis
Otto Dingelstedt
Eli F. Dorsey
Herbert Jones
Harry Ziesenis
Lawrence’s
Max Brown
John Tupper
Aretus
McClure
Clark McCollochergeant
Wilford Charlston
Corpo Ralph Ellis
Everett’ de Merritt
Mark Beach
Albert Birch
Charles K. Cone
Salvation Army in Lawrence Moves to New Home
Salvation Army in Lawrence completes purchase of a modern two story brick building on Vermont street next to City Hall formerly Home Telephone company. After improvements, first floor will serve as auditorium and offices, second floor for living quarters, with Brigadier J C Smith of Kansas City arranging the deal.
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Salvation Army of
Lawrence
Vermont Street
City Hall
Home Telephone Company
Salvation Army
Army
Missouri Street
Elks Club
American Legion
J. C. Smith
Kansas City
Kansas
Missouri
Smith
New Quarters
Alvation Army
Trials Move Slowly In City Court Verdicts In City v Newhouse
District court jury delivered the verdict in City versus Newhouse finding him guilty on two counts of intoxication and driving under the influence on May 28, while acquitting on a liquor possession charge. Pernell Brown pled guilty to liquor possession. Separate cases include State v Word over blue sky laws and a potential State v Heldtee for larceny with tires.
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District Court
City Vs. Newhouse
City Vs. Wickersham
L. Newhouse
Newhouse
Pernell Brown
State
C.A
Kansas
Joe Heldtee
Heldtee
American Legion Meeting Tonight With Orchestra and Supper
The American Legion will gather at 8 o'clock tonight in its quarters over Peoples State Bank. I. E. Brown will provide the entertainment featuring the high school orchestra. A minstrel program and supper are planned for attendees.
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American Legion
Peoples State Bank
KU Women to Swim Quacks Club Forming at KU
Article outlines strict membership for the KU women’s swimming club the Quacks detailing requirements for a minor emblem. Candidates must demonstrate proficiency in multiple strokes dives endurance and timed swims plus pass a red waving test and other drills as part of joining an all-female athletic group at Kansas University.
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Kansas University Women's
K. U. Quacks
U. Fred
D . al
Self defense claimed in shooting on Perkins property
Peter Pusch was shot in the left face by Frank Yates in what Yates says was self defense on a Perkins property near Lawrence. Pusch, 6 miles southwest of the city, is in critical condition at Jones hospital after a shotgun blast that destroyed much of the jaw. Yates, 65, was jailed as the sheriff and Dr. G W Jones investigated.
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Peter Pusch
Frank Yates
Yates
Pusch
Jones Hospital
G. W. Jones
Jones
Prank Yates
P. Highfill
Peter Pasch
Perkins
Highfill
Lawrence
Ed Tryon
Tryon
National Grange Opens Fifty-Sixth Annual Meeting in Wichita
Grange delegates from thirty three states gather in Wichita to appoint standing committees and hear the annual report as the fifty sixth annual session begins. Master S J Lowell of Fredonia presides and Titanistic seventh degree ceremonies set for November 17 with about four thousand members expected. Dinner honor spot for Paul Friend and others hosted by Sheriff Will Johns at his home at six o clock.
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Wichita
S. J. Lowell
Fredonia
National Grange
Barton Needham
The
Grange
Master Needham
Lawrence
Will Johns
Paul Friend
Cliff Carl
Ralph Lawrence
John Riling
Baldwin Mitchell
Dick Williams
Bachelors ‘Union
Kansas League Voters to Host Trio Lunch Speakers
Topeka November 15. Henry Allen William Allen White of Emporia and Governor Elect Jonathan M. Davis named as principal speakers for the Topeka League of Women Voters luncheon. Several prominent Kansas women, including the speakers' wives, will attend.
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Kansas
Topeka
Henry
Jonathan
Topeka League of Women Voters
Henry Allen
William Allen White
Emporia
Jonathan M. Davis
November sales day in Lawrence offers reduced prices
Merchants in Lawrence have submitted and obtained approval for their November sales day specials. The Shopping News will publish a full list of bargains from each store. Rising raw material costs and a textile strike may push prices up soon, making the sales day a chance to save before hikes. No visitor prizes will be offered.
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Chamber of Commerce
Better Business Bureau
Shopping News
Journal-World
Lawrence
Druygoods
Sophomore Hop Postponed Indefinitely At University
The Sophomore class at the university has postponed their annual Sophomore Hop indefinitely. Lionel Lemon, the Hop manager, announced the cancellation this morning. The event, planned for Friday night November 21, was called off at a class meeting due to budget constraints set by the auditing committee and a joint committee ruling. The class would be liable for any deficit and the attendance rule requiring one partner from the hosting class made the party impractical under current conditions.
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Lionel Lemon
Beenceiver
Joint Committee of Student Affairs
University Senate
Japan and United States weigh Turkish capitulations at peace talks
Lausanne reports Japan shares a vital stake in Turkish capitulations to be debated at the Near Eastern peace conference. Denunciation of extraterritorial rights in Turkey could affect Japan’s plan to expand economic ties there. In Dublin, Mary McSwiney’s hunger strike enters eleventh day as fellow prisoners fear her condition worsens and rumors of death circulate, though prison officials deny them.
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Lausanne
Japan
United States
Turkey
Royal Arch Degree Conferment At Lawrence Chapter
Lawrence chapter of Royal Arch Masons conferred the Royal Arch degree on three classes yesterday afternoon and evening. The meeting began at 4 o'clock and dinner was served at the Temple. OH OO Baby Clinic Tomorrow At city health department rooms in city hall the regular weekly clinic will be held for all children under school age. Dr. Albright, Chiropractor.
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Lawrence Chapter
Royal Arch Masons
City Health Department
Bruner Heads the Hotel Committee for Lawrence
Van K Bruner, president of the Lawrence Chamber of Commerce, was elected chairman of the campaign executive committee to finance a new one hundred room hotel. H B Ober leads the citizen's organization with four divisions for selling stock. Stock is $100 per share with five payments of 20 percent due starting January 15 1923. The project aims to boost Lawrence by improving accommodations and drawing visitors and shoppers back to the city. A Cole sedan was impounded by police after being parked on New Hampshire street.
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van K. Bruner
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Lawrence
Bruner
H. B. Ober
Ober
A. G. Weaver
C. L. Scott
Paul A. Dinsmoor
Chaplain Edwards
Glen Charlton
George W. Hackman
Irving Hill
W. K. Hoover
George Innes
George Kirchhoff
George L. Kreeck
E. H. Lindley
J. J. Meade
W. DM. Newmark
W. ©. Simons
Eugene P. Sisson
C. A.smart
W. E. Spalding
T. J. Sweeney
C. H. Tucker
A. D., Weaver
V. Al.Young
R. A. Kent
Cole
New Hampshire Street
Anl
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Packer
J. Ogden
J. Ogden Armour
Chicago
Armour & Co
Armour
Wallace
Department of Agriculture
Wilson & Co
Armour& Co
Morris & Co
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Solary
Sury
City
K. U
Soph Hop
Dublin
Mary McSwiney
Mount Joy
Dr. Albright
Chiropractor
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