Greek ministers face treason trials and executions
Greek military court executes six former cabinet and army officials for treason linked to the Asia Minor disaster. Former premiers Protopapakis and Stratos Theotokis, ex war minister Baltazzis, and General Hadjianestis are named. Britain weighs breaking off relations as pleas surface.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Associated Press
Asia
Minor
Meri
Comet Protopadakis
Stratos
Theotokis
M.baltazzis
Hadjanestis
Domestic turmoil looms in Tiernan household case
In Bend Indiana on November 28 reports detail tangled domestic affairs of Prof. John P Tiernan and wives Blanche Tiernan and the first Mrs Tiernan. Observers await the next move as reconciliation, divorce petitions, and a paternity suit against Henry Poulin shape the family’s future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bend
Ind
John P. ‘Tiernan
Armony
Blancheimmer Tiernan
Tiernan
Iowa ‘City
Henry Poulin
Home Insurance Co settles with Guy Bigsby in folk case
The Home Insurance Company reached a settlement in a case involving Guy Bigsby, resolving the matter locally. Details remain sparse in readable fragments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Insurance. Co
Guy Bigsby
Railroad Laws Wait On New Congress
Washington November 28 Chairman Cummins of the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee said he abandoned plans for railroad legislation this winter and would not introduce his proposed bill amending the Esch Cummins transportation act until the next Congress. He cited the congestion of business in Congress as the reason for postponing action on railroad legislation. Leaders do not expect any of the bills or amendments proposed by various senators to modify transportation laws to pass before the new Congress convenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cummins
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Congress
Sandzen Art Exhibit Plans Announced for December Dates
Dean H. L. Butler announces a Sandzen art exhibit from December 4 to 15 on the third floor east Administration building. Opening at 1:30 p m December 4 with Sandzen in person and a 3:30 public lecture, hours 1:30 to 5:30 daily except weekends. Special student view December 9. admission free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Butler
School of Fine Arts
Sandzen
Lawrence Public Schools
John R., Frazier
School of Fine’ Arts
New York
Roads in good shape for winter travel County official reports
County Engineer Trueblood returned from a sixty mile inspection over Douglas county roads and announced they are in good condition. He noted Lone Star road Santa Fe trail and Pleasant Grove road are ready for constant use. Hy lan bridge nearing completion with concrete floor finished and curbings being installed. If pleasant weather holds, bridge should finish next week. No road work underway except road dragging. graders stored for winter and small holes repaired for the remainder of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trueblood
Douglas County
Lone Star
Pleasant Grove
Hylan
Worden
Program for Educational Week Set to Be Finalized
Lawrence city schools principals meeting this afternoon at 4 15 will finalize the observance program. Superintendent H P Smith will preside as the plans are completed for the educational week in the schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
H. P. Smith
Pony Blimp Sets Record Flight Across States
A pony blimp from Scott Field near Belleville Illinois completed a 450 mile journey to Bynum Alabama in ten hours. Government officials announced the record flight as part of lighter than air testing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belleville
Ill
Associated Press
Scott Field
Bynum
Alabama
Army
France plans direct action on reparations
Paris November 28 The full cabinet presided by President Millerand received a plan for direct action by France to resolve reparations. It calls for seizure of state coal mines, collection of Ruhr export taxes, and strict control of the Rhine region held by French troops. Officials refused to discuss details, but the plan, forged with top military and civil leaders, is viewed as approved. The Brussels conference is seen as unlikely to yield an interallied solution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Associated Press
France
Elysee Palace
Millerand
Ruhr
Rhineland
Poincare
Marshal Foch
Brussels
Hutchins Lectures on Kansas Birds at First Methodist
Charles Bowman Hutchins spoke at First Methodist on Kansas Birds and Their Songs and will lecture Wednesday night on Why Birds Sing and Americas Seven Greatest Songbirds. He uses crayon drawings and whistles Kansas birds songs, including the ruby throated hummingbird. Hutchins tours cities for walks and nature study and plans hikes with Boy Scouts. he lives in Los Angeles and lectures across the nation and at Columbia University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bowman Hutchins
First Methodist
Kansas
America
Mr. Hutching
Mr. Hutchins
Hutchins
Los Angeles
Union
Columbia
Columbia University
Indian Dances at Legion Meeting Highlight Tomorrow
Indian dances and music by Haskell students will entertain at the Eli Ferrell Dorsey post of the American Legion tomorrow night at the post hall. State Commander McLean may speak on the bonus or an alternate speaker will discuss adjusted compensation. The program is open to all World War I veterans and a Legion meeting precedes the entertainment. The ritual will be observed, as it has not been at this post recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haskell Institute
Eli Ferrell Dorsey
American Legion
Post Hall
McLean
Legion
Police Headquaters Buzz With Car Theft Fears
Police received many calls claiming cars stolen overnight but most license numbers matched slips in the chief of police office. Seventeen unlit cars were found parked on streets and towed to garages after owners paid fines for parking without lights. Names listed include Jenkins Johnson Engle Hall Montgomery Ruppenthal Richardson Rogers Galbraith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. ‘Jenkins
C. E.“Johnson
E. T. Engle
C. Hall
F. Ruppenthal
J. H. Richardson
Charigs
Rogers
N. T. Galbraith
Mornigigs
Nervous Clinic Held In City This Afternoon
A nervous cases clinic was held in the city this afternoon with patients arriving early. Dr. A. Pinger conducted the session as the clinic proceeded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Pinger
Poisoned Candy Case Trails Miss Anna Lenz in Wisconsin
Chilton Wisconsin November 28 Miss Anna Lenz 30 year old daughter of a wealthy farmer is expected to be arraigned today on a murder charge after confessing she sent poisoned candy through the mail intended for Mrs Harry Schneider sister in law of the dead woman The candy caused the death of Mrs Frank Schneider mother of eight The district attorney says Lenz admitted buying poison and placing it in a chocolate bar then destroyed the package upon learning of the death She implicated Mrs Hener in spreading rumors and said Frank Schneider was to blame for her illness
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chilton
Wis
Anna Lenz
Frank Schneider
Arps
Lenz
Harry Schneider
Rank Schneider
Schneider
Miss. Lenz
Lawrence's Big New Hotel Project Likely to Succeed
Mayor George L. Kreeck expresses strong support for a major hotel in Lawrence. He cites city progress, civic backing, and expected benefits for visitors and local business, urging residents to back the project as a sign of Lawrence’s growth and hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
George L. Kreeck
Rob Varsity Annex Robbery Highlights Morning Theft
Harris Pollock and Capt. Sam Moyer owned the Varsity Annex. A thief forced the night lock, entered the shop, and stole about 25 dollars in cash from a wall desk and the cash register. A check payable to the Annex was left behind. Police to pursue traces of the intruder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Varsity Annex
Harris Pollock
Sam Moyer
Pollock
Pelice
Industrial Discussion At University Meeting Tonight
The Industrial research group at the University will meet tonight at 8 30 in Henley Hall Irving Hill will lead a discussion on As the employer sees it This meeting will be followed later by a discussion As the employee sees it Everyone interested is invited to the meetings
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henley Hall
Irving Hill
Themployer
Peairs to Visit Washington for Indian Education
H. B. Peairs chief supervisor of Indian education and Has Kell Institute head was set to depart today for Washington D C. He will stay until just before Christmas and plans to visit the office of the commissioner of Indian affairs once each quarter.
Husband Sues for Divorce in Cruelty Case
John Coulter of this city files for divorce from Grace Coulter alleging extreme cruelty and office neglect. The couple married March 15 1921 in Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Coulter
Grace Coulter
Omaha
Farmers Seek Government Price Fixing Body Proposal
At a Missouri farmers meeting in St Louis the executive committee debated creating a government price fixing commission for farm products. The plan would set domestic prices to mirror union labor and tariff protected manufacturers, regulate crop surpluses, and use tariffs to protect home duties while selling surpluses abroad at world prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Missouri State Farmers Association
William Hirth
Columbia
Commission
United States
Congress
Stage Midget Game At Stadium On Thanksgiving Day
Lawrence will host a football double feature on Thanksgiving afternoon at the Stadium. The Junior high school midgets face the Haskell Institute in an interesting contest aired after a Kansas-Colorado halftime. The Haskell Commercial school team meets the Lawrence All-Stars, a group of ex-high school players, with proceeds benefiting the junior high athletic fund. Radio will bring the Kansas-Missouri game to the stadium. The event starts at 2 30 p.m. Admission is free for junior high boys joining the Leavenworth hike. others pay a moderate fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Haskell Institute
Kansas
Kansas Lawyers Meet Salina Reported Reforms
Recommendations adopted by the Kansas Bar Association call for the Supreme Court to assign district judges to congested districts, a statute fixed short time for criminal defendant transfers to the state supreme court, a two year limit on contesting wills, mandatory trimming of trees and hedges at cross roads, and rejection of a no bail amendment for first degree murder cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salina
Judiciary Committee
Kansas Bar Association
Supreme Court of District
Kansas University star Tom D. Smith visits Chamber luncheon
Tom D. Smith, former KU football star of 1899 now practicing law in Hiawatha, spoke at a Chamber of Commerce luncheon today. He was en route to Columbia to see the Missouri Kansas game and paused at the University. Last week Hugh Blair named him as guard on the All-Time KU team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom D. Smith
K. U
Chamber of Commerce
Columbia
Smith
Hiawatha
Hugh Blair
Partition suit seeks share of estate among Hill family
Elizabeth Kinner of Chicago files a partition suit in this county against Martha Liberty Sam John and Noah Hill seeking division of the estate now occupied by Noah Hill. She demands accounting of profits and that Jesse Hill, daughter of the family, receives her rightful share of the property proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Kinner
Chicago
Martha
Liberty
Sam
John
Noah Hill
Jesse Hill
Free tuberculosis clinics fund drive starts December 4
In Douglas county a one week sale of tuberculosis Christmas seals begins December 4 to fund free clinics. The committee led by Mrs J Gordon Gibb will coordinate with American Legion groups, D A R, Camp Fire and junior high Leaders Corps to canvass stores and neighborhoods. If funds meet targets clinics may expand beyond Lawrence to other towns and rural schools will receive seals by mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County
J. Gordon Gibb
Ed Anderson
Bertrand Bailey
Kreeck
Dounglas
Lawrence
American Legion
American Legion Auxiliary
Daughters of the American Revolution
Camp Fire
Scout Girls
Leaders Corps
I. E. Brown
Churches of
Women’s Relief Corps
American Legion Committee
Auxiliary
Girl Scouts
Charles Johnson
Hope Selig
W. R. B. Robertson
H. B. Ober
Baldwin
Eudora
Lecompton
Lane Reports School Inspections and Relief Drive
O. J. Lane, county superintendent, says schools are in good condition and maintain high work standards after visiting Washington Creek Lone Star Collier and Globe districts. Seventy one dollars and forty two cents has been sent to Near East relief with several districts still due. Red Cross work to begin soon and teachers urged to promote anti tuberculosis stamps for the annual holiday fund drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. J. Lane
Washington Creek
Lone Star
Collier
Globe
Near East Relief
Red Cross
Kiddies Lecture At Methodist Church By Charles Hutchins
A Kiddies Lecture will be given at the Methodist church tomorrow afternoon at 4 15 by Charles Hutchins naturalist who spoke to adults at the same church last night He will tell children stories of birds and teach them to utter the calls of various birds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Charles Hutchins
Mr. Hutchins
Officer and auto bandit killed in Columbus arrest attempt
Two men are dead after officers tried to arrest four men driving a stolen auto in Columbus. One victim was a policeman, another was an unidentified bandit. The incident began when officers pursued the group early today following a report of a stolen car from Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Cleveland
Buy a Superior Chevrolet and enjoy the difference daily
A local car dealer promotes Superior Chevrolet highlighting daily ownership benefits and a promise of noticeable value through a confident sales pitch.
Protest Taxes On Farm Societies
Washington November 28 Kansas farmers protest internal revenue taxes on their cooperative marketing organizations. John Tromble of the Kansas Farmers Union filed the protest with the Kansas delegation meeting with Senator Curtis. A committee of Curtis Capper Campbell and Strong will present the case to the commissioner of internal revenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wash
Kansas
John Tromble
Kansas Farmers Union
Kansas Congressional Delem
Curtis
Tramble
Capper
Campbell
Strong
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Union Thanksgiving Service Planned at Plymouth Congregational
Preparations are complete for a Union Thanksgiving service at Plymouth Congregational Church in Lawrence Thursday at 10 a.m. Ministers urge citizens to attend, urging faith and patriotism. Chancellor Lindley will speak, with musical numbers by Plymouth quartet and Prof. Preyer’s group including pieces like Fountain Reverie and Bless the Lord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Acre
Plymouth
Lawrence
Washington
Lincoln
Lindley
Prof
Preyer
Wachs
Fountain
di Marche
Calkins
Thin Galbraith
Lawton Bennett
Bless the Lord
Gale
Hall Mills murder case grand jury begins balloting
Mrs Francis Noel Hall widow of Rev Edward Wheeler Hall attends Somerset county court house as grand jury weighs indictments in the Hall Mills double murder. Special deputy AG Mott and Prosecutor Beekman present as the jury room echoes with applause. Mrs Hall vows to appear if allowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sommerville
Somerville
N. J
Associated Press
Somerset County
Hall-Mills
Mott
Beekman
Francis
Stevens Noel Hall
Edward Wheeler Hall
Eleanor R. Mills
Houston
Texas
J. Mervin Pettit
Episcopal Church of
Church of St. John the Evangelist
New Brunswick
Dr. Pettit
Camden
Hail
Quincy School Raises Funds At Friday Evening Event
Quincy school children organize a program and food sale in the school building Friday evening. About 250 pupils participated, tickets sold by students, and toys made by children added proceeds. Total raised 167 dollars to buy books for the library, with 15 dollars from toy sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy School
Quincy
Library Closed Thursday Thanksgiving Day
The Lawrence free public library will be closed all day Thursday for Thanksgiving. Residents are advised to plan around the temporary closure and return any borrowed items beforehand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Free Public Library
Lawrence Poised For New Modern Hotel Project
Bryant C Morris for Hockenburg Hotel System Inc urged Lawrence businessmen at Chamber luncheon to back a modern fireproof hotel. He argued it would attract travelers, boost the city’s image, and be a community asset. A campaign plan targets stock sales in two weeks with local leaders guiding the effort. W G Hutson pledged a portion of operating income to stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryant C. Morris
Hockenburg
State University
Lawrence
Moreia
Sihemeinig
Sar Pees
Arenes
Ne Oe
Wits
Morris Melt Smerence
van Bruner
Fine Recital by Miss Miller in Fraser Hall
Faculty member Miss Miller presented a recital in Fraser hall. Review praised her voice for power and range with refined legato but noted occasional diction issues. The audience offered warm reception and many admired her evident love of singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise
Miller
Fraser Hall
Miss Miller
Rateg Miss Miler
Sig. Cadman
Unclear fragment summary of early space and settlements
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Earth drawn by the sun and a person named Gu Bigsby settling and planning a build. Details are garbled. no clear event, date, place, or organization is discernible.
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Paration
Britain
Anden
Eer
Miniatern
Athena
Cieelen
Hedianesete
Revolution Committee
Constantine
Birger
Germany
Charles Pretie Hutchins
M. EB. Church
Will Ill
Clinton
Wisconsin
City
Rob
Stadia Thursay
Lane
Charles Hutchins, Naturalist
M. E. Church
Congregational Church
Mrs.hall
Drs. Welch & Welch Chiropractors
C. OF C
Louise Miller
Fraser
Gu Bigsby
Hin Ippdeaios
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