Egyptian Crisis Deepens as British Demand Evacuations Grow
Reports from Cairo and London indicate Egyptian Premier Zaghloul Pasha’s resignation amid British demands for evacuation of Sudan and protection of foreign interests. Lord Allenby prepared to carry out measures, while Cairo and Abdin Square saw scattered demonstrations dispersed by police.
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API
Sudan
Egypt
Cairo
Abdin Square
Eitoasind Lonjion
Associated Press
Zagloul Pasha
Althoug
Lord Allenby
Great Britain
Austen Chamber
Foreign Affairs
Bud
Kansas Forecast Slight Warmth Next Tuesday
The forecast indicates a warmer trend spreading into Tuesday with higher readings in northern districts. Residents should expect milder temperatures and plan outdoor activities accordingly.
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Ansas
North Bhitons
All-Music Service Yields First University Concert
A large all music service yesterday afternoon featured a string quartet and various chamber pieces. Performers included Waldemar Gelltch and Andrist on violins, Cora Messick, and Miss Trene performing a ladies trio, with Miller and Miss Minna Dorn also appearing. The program concluded with Schumann and Bruehling selections as part of the fine arts ensemble.
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Sehb
Mat Fraser
Ie Fine Arts Whs
Waldemar Géllteh
Eigh Andrist
Cora A. Messickm_vorith
Grieg
Eleric Hoptise Miller
Trene
Phou
Snipe Etinig
W. W. Nies
Tor
Prof
Bictoh Karl Andy McGrew
Minna Dorn
Weseca Nel
Awning
Iss Minna Iohn
Rogwas
Helen
Plan For Hering Boys To Visit Manhattan This Week
Plans outline for Hering College bound boys to travel to Manhattan this week for events on February 28 and 29. Local organizers report registration fees paid and interest, with details about travel by train and meeting at State Agricultural College.
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Buworthy
Y. M
Equrat College
Lawlo¢al
Menhattan
State Agric
Edworthy
Chancellor Lindley addresses faith at Presbyterian service
Chancellor Lindley spoke at a Sunday night Presbyterian church service about youth seeking permanent life values through religion. He urged students to pursue truth beyond mere power, saying life centers on a universe greater than human control. Dr Frank Arnold, university pastor, added remarks on reviewing religious ideas and inviting student participation in the series of services.
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Lindley
R. Frank Arnold
Ieversity
Chasir
Chasig
Chen
Arnold
Ileen. Gaines
Leb Teguilot
Inez Pratt
Miner
Leon Sharkey
Grave
Frank Elen Beard
Brookhart Wins His Election Contest for Senate in Iowa
Des Moines Nov 24 Senator Smith Brookhart won his contest for the United States senate against Democrat Daniel F Steck by about 75 votes and will be certified by the state executive council after the official canvass. Official figures show Brookhart with 447706 and Steck 5951 in the contest.
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Jes Moines
Smith Brookhart
United States Senate
Daniel F
Steck
Ami
State Executive Council
Aady Johnson
Che
Executive Council
Lockhart
Immanuel Lutheran Church Dedication At Tenth and Kentucksr
Yesterday Immanuel Lutheran church at Tenth and Kentucksr streets opened with a morning ceremony. Rev Me Hearboth led prayers and the key was passed to Rev Heerboth who unlocked the door. Rev H Parker preached a Pearl 263 verse sermon as John’s College professor presided. The afternoon program closed with praise and the pastor inviting all to worship.
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Immanuel Lutheran Church
Tenth and
Kentucksr Streets
M. L. Hearboth
Lutheran Church
G. R. Friedrich
Heerboth
Eerboth
H. Parker
John’s College
Winfield
the. Sery
Rey Mr. Heerboth
Real bandit captured by Topeka police in series of robberies
Topeka police said they captured Charles Billups 19 on charges of robbing a local filling station and he confessed to being part of a gang that stole more than 58000 in recent Kansas and Nebraska robberies. He implicated a Kansas City accomplice known as Shorty Elmer Johnson. Police also linked the pair to the Havelock Nebraska bank raid and a separate $500 theater heist from R. J. Mack the theater manager.
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Topeka
Charles Billups
Kansas
Nebraska
Billups
Fie
Kansas City
Shorty
Havelock Atard
Havelock, Neb
R. J. Mack
Elmer Johnson
Daylight Hold Up At Barr and Don Jewelry Store
Three men robbed the Barr and Don Jewelry Co in downtown Kansas City. Proprietors W. R. Dunn and an employee were forced to a back room while thieves gathered valuables. Estimated loss around 30,000 dollars plus watches and emblems. exact value awaits safe check.
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Kansas City
Barr and
Don’ Jewelry
W. R. Dunn
J. H. Barr
T | Partners
Siuguber
Anil
Five Minors Plead Guilty in Mine Riot Case
Iburton Ontario November 21 five minors charged with rioting pleaded guilty in district court after a raid last July on the Kali coal mine near Cambridge. They were sentenced to sixty days in jail and fined 500 dollars each. Cases of 32 other miners charged jointly were continued to the February term. The Tailor at 917 Mass ulz makes clothes.
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Iburton
Ont
Kali’ ‘Inla
Cam‘bri
Last Rites Today for Mrs Harding in Marion
Mrs Warren G Harding, widow of the late president, lies in state as Marion, Ohio suspends business for 12:30 and a funeral procession follows the route of the 20th century president. Services at Epworth M Church and a graveside ceremony with government representatives mark the day.
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Marion
Associated Press
Phil
Ohio City
Warren G. Harding
F. J. Longshore
Epworth M. B.ichurch
Jesse Swank
Ate Harding
Columbus Ohio
T Ieland
Landes
Swank
Harding
der. Swank
Hubert
Coolidies
Adolp Andrews
Xecu
Jarion
Boy Bandits in Jail in Houston Roundup After Fatal Hold Up
Six boys remain in custody in Houston as police continue a weekend roundup of alleged "jelly bean bandits." A 17 year old boy was shot dead during an attempted holdup. A 171 year old girl is being questioned after funeral of the slain youth. She claimed she went on one hold up for a thrill but did not participate in the robbery. Three boys face highway robbery charges and two face safe cracking charges. Hearings are set for Wednesday for the five charged.
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Houston
Tex
Rapid Progress at St Johns Catholic Church Construction
Work on St Johns Catholic Church advances rapidly under favorable weather. If conditions stay favorable, completion is expected by early January with roof work soon after. A dedication ceremony will follow when finished. Fire at 1333 Kentucky Street sparked by corn cobs near a furnace caused basement damage and smoke. bag owner John Fritzel Coke and occupant R H Brown noted in report.
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Lawrence
St. John's Catholc
Kentakyr Street
John Fritzal
R. H. Brown
IMISSOURI ASKS KANSAS ABOUT THE KLAN
Topeka reports the Kansas Supreme Court ruling on whether the Ku Klux Klan may operate in the state could influence Missouri’s charter request. Attorney General C B Griffith says Frank P Sebree will study Kansas evidence to advise on Missouri Klan charter application.
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Topeka
Kansas’ Supreme Court
Kulux Klan
Missouri
Kansas Supreme Court
C.B. Griffith
Ldéter
Frank P.sebree
Kansas City
Jackson County
Sebree
Kansas
Killed by Shock At Haskell Institute Student 17
Kennie Snit a seventh grade pupil at Haskell Institute was killed at 9 30 this morning while cleaning the power house work details A switch carried 2300 volts and touched his left shoulder sending current to his heart He was taken to the school dispensary where he died and his Cherokee Okla home will receive the body Burial plans are set local officials reported no witness to the accident and the cause remains undetermined Meanwhile four University men were suspended for the rest of the semester for drinking during a Topeka trip that ended in an accident The girls who accompanied them were exonerated according to Chancellor Lindley in a statement to Kansan
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Kernie Snit
Haskell Institute
Haskell
Snit
City Lung
Cherokee
Okla
FE. H. Lindley
Topeka
Open A New Hotel in Coffeyville Kansas
Coffeyville will formally open its half million dollar Dale hotel this evening a six story fireproof building with 150 guest rooms owned by six Coffeyville men and leased to J W Howell a former hotel operator in Joplin and San Antonio The hotel honors Captain Edgar Dale who died in the Argonne Woods on September 25 1918 The owners are George Pfister George N Upham Jesse Sigsbee W F Ziegler J E Exner and H J Powell.
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Coffeyville
Kans
the Dale
J. W. Howell
Joplin
San Antonio
Edgar Dale
Liquor arrests sweep Lawrence over the weekend
Lawrence police booked numerous offenders for drunkenness after a weekend with many alcohol related violations. Names include Pug Wilson, Bob Engle, F Engle, Asher Paigon, Eugenis Villison, Aubrey Peterson, and D Thurmann. Sharp Led High School Band leader Coffelt stayed in town to work on the junior high operetta as the band traveled to Topeka.
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Sharp
Harold J. Sharp
Fing Arts
University
Topeka
Coffelt
Lawrence
Blood clues spark death mystery at minister’s home
In Columbus a jar lid with blood and a burlap bag stain are found near Rev C W Sheatsley’s home where his wife’s cremated body lay weeks earlier. Prosecutor doubts suicide. acid bottle recovered, glass shard initially blamed. Investigators seek human blood confirmation.
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Columbus
C. W Sheatsley
David Shadrick
Marsha
Bexsley
Charles Fong
Sheatsley
Dairying Forum Planned After Fort Scott Farm Tour
An open meeting will discuss needed improvements in the dairying business in Lawrence tomorrow at noon at the Chamber of Commerce. Members who joined the recent trip to Fort Scott and Topeka will present findings on dairy farm practices and what makes the trade succeed. A tentative dairy farm tour in the vicinity may be planned for Tuesday, with attendees urged to attend and policy to start lunch a half hour earlier.
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Lin Lawrence
Umecheon
Fort Scott
Tola
Fritz Leiber Presents Hamlet in Lawrence Tonight
Fritz Leiber, Shakespearean actor, arrives in Lawrence with his company for an evening performance of Hamlet at the Bowersock Theatre. He notes university towns appreciate Shakespeare and that Hamlet is among his favorite roles as he prepares minimalist scenery to suit the mood.
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Jovers
Lawrence
Fritz Leiber
Bowersock
Leiber J
Hamlet
Wichita gas talks seek cheaper wholesale rates
In Wichita on November 24, Fletcher and associates Heil and gas operators of the De Creek and Blackwell fields conferred on wholesale distribution of gas to the city. The discussion aimed to obtain gas at a cheaper rate than that assessed by a local gas company acting as agent for the Empire National Gas Company, with several large industrialers attending to push a favorable plan.
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Fletcher
Assocites
Heil and Gas
de Creek
Blackwell
Oklahoma
Empire |Natioal
Kaw Valley Poultry Show Dec 3 4 and 5 at Boerner Building
Kaw Valley Poultry Show activities run December 3 to 5 at the Boerner building at Sixth and Massachusetts. Premiums paid on all poultry varieties. production class judged by J R Coudreuil. prizes for top egg producers and exhibits. Officers listed include President M Springer and Secretary Earll Reynolds. local banks and businesses support the event.
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Kaw i Try Association
Boerner
Ixthy
Massachusetts Street
J. R. Coudieil
Poultry Association
Agricultural Department
Ms F
Ribbohs
Alte Association
M. Springer
G. I. Grant
Earll
Reyonolds
G. A. MoGilly
Thomas
Hv. Southard
Kansas City
Cowdrey
Topeka
Swan
Lansing
C. I. Grant
Hardwa Firms
James Mfg. Co
Drugogiits, Bowersock Milling Co
R. Gil White
Poehler Mercantile Co
Bishop Waldorff Defends Vitality of Church
Bishop Ernest L. Waldorff of Kansas City declares in Cincinnati that the church is not dead and that discussion of church matters has increased in the last five years. He notes that books and magazine articles reflect a deep concern and that even criticism signals true love for the church.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ernest L. Waldorff
Kansas
S¢Iity
Kan
Cincinnati
Tde Church
Lectures on Banking Series Broadcast by Kansas City Star
A series of radio lectures for students on banking topics will be broadcast by the Kansas City Star every Monday evening at 6 20. The Kansas Bankers Association sponsors the talks aimed at older students and high school pupils. Tonight's topic is How People Make His Bank. The program, postponed from a Thanksgiving plan, was to be held at Oak Ridge School District No 63 with Miss Mary Nottingham as teacher.
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Kansas City Star
Land High School
Kansas Bankers’ Asso Plat Hn
Oak Ridge
Nate Tely
Mary Nottingham
Unmasked bandits rob drug store on Massachusetts Avenue
Unmasked robbers struck Wilson drug store at 643 Massachusetts Street last night at about 9 20. Two men bound and gagged Charles S Wilson and his wife, seized about 100 dollars from the cash register and a watch, then took valuables from the register and a safe before fleeing toward the Interurban station. A customer and C W Straffon were bound and gagged. Straffon freed the others after hours of tension. Police alerted. suspects described as a tall man in a gray cap and overcoat and a shorter heavyset man with a dark complexion.
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Lawrence
Wilson Drug Store
Massachusetts
Charles S. Wilson
Wilson
C. W.straffon
Mr. Wilson
Wilaga
Straffon
Tne
Arrest Made In Liquor Raid On 905 Pennsylvania Street
Tom Valencia a Mexican was arrested by city police after raiding his home at 905 Pennsylvania street Saturday night a quantity of liquor was taken Valencia will appear in police court tomorrow morning on charges of possessing and selling liquor. Officers found a gibbet and a pint of liquor hidden in the house later they returned and uncovered a trap door under a window with about ten pint bottles of liquor.
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Lawrence
Pug" Wilson
Bob Engle
F. Engle
Asher. Paigon
Eugenis Villslon
Valencia House
Aubrey Peterson
D. Thurmann
Age Hoe
Tom Valencia
Pennsylvania Street
Valencia
Edison Ogrosky Near Death After Southwestern Injury
Edison Ogrosky, full back on the Southwestern college football team, was near death in a local hospital after an internal injury from last Tuesday's Bethany Southwestern game. The injury weakens the Southwestern basketball lineup, forcing coach Bates to develop two guards as Ogrosky filled one guard spot and another was lost to Boyd Smith's graduation.
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Winfield
Kans
Edison Ogrosky
Southwestern
Bethany Southwestern
Bates
Ogrosky
Boyd Smith
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