Egyptian Parliament Protest Against British Action
Reports from London and Cairo describe Egyptian parliament condemning British actions after the Sirdar assassination. Britain’s Allenby leads cautious stance as Cairo troops and students trigger unrest amid efforts to stabilize the new government and avoid wider riots.
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Chrova
Novis
Lof E Sirdar
Lée Stac
League Fof Nations
Ihigrptere
Jehat
League ‘Council
Rome
League
London
Egypt
Gaiotheri
Lokd Allenby
Neville H Lerson
Cairo
Eithatgeland
Ale
iCairoi
Accorda
Near
Delone
Allenby
Jin
Radio test from Strasbourg to Madrid echoes across Europe
A fragment reports a European radio test with stations in Strasbourg England Madrid and various Italian and Spanish links. Listeners heard three-tube setups and musical selections but call letters remained unclear amid scattered reception across Europe.
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Strasbourg
Pian
England
Europea Yin
Winfeld
Entz Discharged Overethics Controversy Hits State Board
Dr Entz, an epidemiologist, faced discharge and was ordered to report to the health department amid claims of neglect of duty and self voting at a state health board meeting. Nyberg stated Entz attended Kans after a health year, prompting questions of eligibility and authority.
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J. I
Ayroll Ag
Hopeka
Ithealth
Ondine
M. D. Ny
Jt Board
Iby Nyberg
Wikbyta Physikign
Fula
Entz
Déntly
Feist
Eis J
Nyberg Kinstile
PARDONS for Ed Davis and Augustinio
Ed Davis and Augusteli pled for pardons while already in state penitentiary terms expire. Dr Smith district court details show prior sentences for robbery and arson. One to five years sentence imposed in state prison. term to expire in December. Opposed to law.
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Augreli
Ed Davis
St Be
Smith
Éloth
District Court
Ps Redas
Wyal
Pasqua’ Fesicun
Irlth
Atis
Robney
Ottober
Tax Kinlsas Citys lication of newspaper impact
In a Kansas City Journal-Post statement editor Walter S. Dickey and Ralph Ellis defend tax returns as a matter of public welfare. They challenge attempts to abridge the form, urging clear reporting amid grand jury actions and political pressure.
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Kinlsas
Meerati
Walter S. Dickey
Kansas City Journal-Posts
Feral Grand Jury
Yest
Dickey
Ralph Ellis
Calty Nent
Weather fragments hint at Thursday rain and temps
Fragmentary notes indicate Thursday rain in the south with expected cooler temps. Lingering drizzle and unsettled conditions appear possible across portions, with temperatures described in vague terms.
Lawrence Business Houses Prepare for Thanksgiving Day Closing
Lawrence business men vote to observe Thanksgiving by closing most stores and offices. The survey shows a general sentiment toward a day close, with a few groceries and rug stores staying open in the morning while banks, schools, and city and county offices close for the holiday.
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Lawrence
Holiaysjj
Thanksgiving Union Service at First Christian Church
A morning union service at the First Christian Church will feature Rev J Watts of the First Baptist Church delivering the message on the Recognition of God in National Life. The First Christian choir will sing the anthem Rejoice the Lord is King and family gatherings follow at noon and in the afternoon.
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Lawrenceomofow
Union Church
First Christian Church
Poly Public Service
Columbial
J F.watts
First Baptist
Lawrence
Governor seeks end to Pullman surcharge discrimination
Taiekhi November 26 Governor Jonathan M calls for abolition of the fifty percent surcharge on Pullman tickets. He writes to Henry J Hall, chair of the Tate sta commerce commission, arguing railroads gain space and extra pay by charging travelers more for Pullman seats. He urges immediate removal of the surcharge to protect travelers and promote fair competition.
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Taiekhi
Henry J. ‘Hall
Tate ‘Sta Commerce Comission
Facay
Jonathan M
Two sisters found dead in Maine shack
Cin thia and Meotia Frater aged 14 and 10 were found dead in a shack occupied by Harry Williams in Fosterville N Ba, 18 miles from Houston. Williams, arrested after an all night search, is held by locals pending sheriff arrival. The sisters, who went to cook for their uncle Williams, were found with hands tied and shot in the head.
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Houstait
Maine
Cinthia
Meotia Frater
Harry Williams
Fosterville
N. Ba
Williams
Fredericton
Willams
Hold Up Charge Swirls Kansas City Pair Near Mud Creek
T L Coffer and Charles Boomer of Kansas City are charged with attempt to hold up two Lawrence boys on the Fort to Fort highway near Mud Creek bridge. Boomer arraigned, bond set at 500 dollars. Coffer held in city jail. Both deny liquor and weapon claims. boys reported a revolver and flashlight involved. Coffee pleaded guilty to liquor violations earlier.
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T. L Coffer
Charles Boomer
Kansas City
Kans
Otto Thucham
Sam Prosser
Lawrence
O'Clook
Fort-To-Fort
Mud Creek Bridge
Coffee
Coffee J
Boomer
Sas
Thadium
Cofide
Ali Boomer
Topeka
Topeltdy
Coffer
O Prosser
Sedgwick County Leaders Answer Griffith in Wichita Girls Suit
Sedgwick county commissioners filed their answer to the attorney general Griffith suit over lifting state board restrictions on Wichita girls at the Lansing industrial farm. They urge a legal remedy by the city funding transport and reclaiming costs, deny county liability, and acknowledge girls' admission. Also notes Lawrence Royal Arch Masons election and installation next Tuesday at the Masonic temple.
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Topeka
Sedgwick County Commissioners
C. B. Griffith
Genrral
Wichita
State Board of Administration
State J Board
Sedgwick County
Lansing
Lawrence
Royal Arch Masons
Masonic Temple
Mass. Schulz
Chaplin Bridal Party Returns to Nogales Border
Nogales Arizona November 26 The bridal party for Mr and Mrs Charles Chaplin arrived at the international boundary in the private car Sonora from Guaymas where the marriage ceremony was performed early yesterday Besides Chaplin and his bride Lita Grey the party included four others Destination of the party from Nogales is not known
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Nogales
Ariz
Charles Chaplin
Sonora
Guaymas
Jayhawks Ready for Missouri Tigers Next Day
Moberly Missouri November 26 The Kansas football squad of twenty seven men conducted light workouts at Lionsfield and another session in Street cloth Island before a movie tonight as part of their prep for the Thanksgiving clash with Missouri in Columbia. Coach George Patsy Park says the team is in top condition aside from Anderson right end and Halpin guard who were released from hospital Monday after carbuncles.
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Moberly
Lionsfield
Moberly- Shelbing
University of Kansas
Missouri Tigers
Columbia
Missouri
George “Patsy” Park
Tigers
Athenes
Anderson
Jand Halpin
Mondiy
Memphis farmer arrested for abandoning infant in freight car
Walker Milner of Collierville Tenn faced felonious abandonment charges after admitting he chose between his wife and his three year old son. He placed the boy in an open Rock Island freight car near Memphis, hoping to get rid of him, but a passerby heard the child cry and police recovered the baby, who is now recovering in hospital. Sheriff Wilt Knight arrested Milner following the tip from a nurse who once cared for the child.
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Memphis
Tenn
Walker Milner
Collierville
Milner
Rock Island
Ailroad
Wilt Knight
Evidence is Completed Case Against Woodruff for Jury
In district court James Woodruff faces a $140,000 Walton bank robbery charge of complicity with Finney. Prosecutor J Sid ney Nye opened the afternoon argument and the case was expected to go to the jury late today. Finney testified about $2,500 in bonds bought in Kansas. James E Reynolds, charged jointly, is out on bond and not expected to be heard this term.
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James Woodruff
Newton
Rani
Walton
Cou
J. Sidney Nye
Finney
Kansas
James
E. Reynolds
Woodruff
City Schools Close for Thanksgiving, Reopen Dec 1
City schools close this afternoon for the Thanksgiving holidays and plan to reopen on Monday December 1. The first twelve Friday and the grades enroll Monday.
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PEPE
New High Record In Kansas Voting Sets Governor Victory
From Topeka official totals show Paulen elected governor of Kansas by a 140,541 plurality over Davis. The totals include county by county results, Klan-backed candidates, and a rejected Spanish war veterans bonus. Major offices listed with vote counts, margins, and party affiliations.
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Topeka
Kan
Associates Press
Ben
Paulen
Kansas
Davis
Presient
Bourbon
Cheyenne
Thomas
Smith, Scott
Phillips
Rawlins
William Allen White
Ellis County
Ku Klux Klan
Charles B. Griffith
Frank J. Ryan
Dess Wn. Miley
W. A. John Sdn
Supreme Court
la’ Dote
Bert P. Walker
White
Chase
Doerr
Taylor
Ind
Geren S
Ryan
Clemens
Turner
Patterson
McCarty
Griffith
Hill
Miley
Deardorff
Baker R
McElroy
Senate leadership and war claims discussed in Washington
November political maneuvering centers on selecting a Senate president pro tempore and retaining committee assignments. Veteran MPs say leadership is essentially settled, while talk of early battles and continued war claims negotiations unfolds as Secretary Hughes reports a trifan agreement for Austrian and Hungarian war claims arising since July 31, 1914. A grass fire at 1901 Main Street prompted a quick department response at 1 42 this afternoon.
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Cummins
Iowa
Senate
Washington
Hughes
Tate
Main Street
Journal-World to Offer Kansas-Missouri Game Audio Bail
The Journal-World will provide a play-by-play of the Kansas-Missouri game tomorrow at 5 o clock. The recording will be available to patrons by calling the office and staff will assist with access.
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the Journal-World
Kansas-Missouri
Columbia
Hoboes Take Hill at KU Convocation Prizes Awarded
At the University of Kansas a hobo themed convocation showcased costumes from many eras and genres. Prizes went to Victor Hammad Dale Peat for best couple and Arie Miller for best individual while Chancellor Lindley urged modest dress after the colorful display. The event included a “Beat Mizzou” chant and a jungle beast scene with a Jayhawk mascot.
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Kansas
Lee
Willie
Pheiy
Mizzou
Ili
Ed Iger Jayhawk
Missouri
iPhe
Victor Hannd Dalepeat
Arie] Miller
E. H. Lindley
Pi . de Boynton
Econom
Bond Raises Easy Courtroom Drama In Rock Island
Rock Island reports a murder case tied to an underworld gang. Ramser, a retail jeweler, posted bond after affidavits by convicted men Billburg and Holsapel cited involvement in a killing linked to the Looney case. Jury previously ignored charges against other suspects. Marriage licenses issued to H Tennyson and Lucille of Lawrence and Finis L Eliot Garnett with Alta May Montgomery of Lawrence.
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Rock Island
Ated
Ramser
Wiiting
John Connor
Ithe City
Anthony W. Billburg
George
Holsapple
Holsapple, Both Convicted Some and Under Penitentiary Fo
Billburg
Halsay
J. W. Potter
Rock Island Argus
J Ligan
Itof
Thomas
Haege
Argus
Fightin Ant
Focal Underworld
Young Looney
Looney
U . Ramser
Judge Menger
H. Tennyson
Lucille
Lawrence
Ural
B. Eliot Garnett
Finis L
Alta May Montgony
Farm Bureau to Hold Annual Meeting Programs
The Douglas County Farm Bureau schedules its annual meeting on December 4 at the Chamber of Commerce building Pig arkaig. Kansas State Agricultural College officials F D Farrell and Margaret Justin will speak on Science and Agriculture and The Growth of Home Economics. Ralph Colman will chair and a women’s farm bureau report will be presented after a noon basket dinner.
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Can. F. D. Farrell
Kansas State Agricultural College
Margaret Justin
Kansas
State Agricultural College
Douglas County Farm Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
Agericultural College
Ralph Colman
Farm Bureau
C. Manwaring
Secind
First Arm Bureau
Tour of Dairy Farms Planned for County Visit
Lawrence business men and local farmers will tour half the county next Wednesday to compare dairying conditions with Fort Scott and Topeka. county agent H C Colglazier and C L Scott will plan the route, luncheon stop, and best dairy farms to visit.
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Lawrence
Fort Scott
Tola
Chamber of Commerce
Hi Y Club members to attend Manhattan conference
The Hi Y club from the high school will travel to Manhattan Friday to attend a conference. Members Ben Underwood, Fred Fearing, Quentin Newcomb, Robert Borth, Willis Briscoe, Roland Stover, Irwin Hutchinson, Otto Shietly, and Joe Suttorf make the delegation. Faculty Ray L. Boyer, George F. Humphrey, and Terry Gaskell accompany them. The trip was funded by a November 20 parent leaders meeting raising 21 dollars 83 cents.
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Manhattan
Ben Underwood
Fred Fearing
Quentin Newcomb
Robert Borth
Willis Briscoe
Roland Stover
Irwin Hutchinson
Otto Shietly
Joe Suttorf
Kansas State Agricultural College
Ray L. Boyer
George F. Humphrey
Terry Gaskell
Snowfall in Central Kansas and Salina reports
Snow began in Concordia at 1 PM and grew heavy by 2 PM with strong wind. In Salina flurries mixed with rain started at 2 25 PM. Egyptian units ordered to evacuate Sudan, fourth battalion to depart soon. Elizabeth Walton Ainger, 107, died at home near Tulsa. She would have turned 108 in January. Miss Anna Hook and Mize Toek spent the day in Kansas City.
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Concordia
Salina
Kan
Tulsa
Okla
Elizabeth Walton Ainger
Here
Alo
Stillwater
Anna Hook
Mize Toekla Jehle
Kankes City
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Ty" Morrow
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M. Davis
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Stain
T. H. Chandler
Learnard Avenue
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Sedgwick
Jayhawks
KK. U
Tiger Struggle
Clark
Tennessee
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AIL
Republican
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Court House
Stortl
Jacob
Essex
Hudson
Hudso
Orley M. Smith
Melvin W. Goff
Agricultural College
Hly
Sudan
Khartum
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