Two Correspondents Suspended Over KU Fraternity Club Story
Two Topeka correspondents E W Wingart and Leon E Howe, reporters for the University of Kansas coverage, were suspended by Chancellor Strong after publishing a controversial tale about a supposed Pango Club at KU. The article, datelined Topeka, alleged a new fraternity sorority club with misrepresented membership and events. The pair faced a formal hearing and possible further actions as the university investigates the accuracy and sources of the report.
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Topeka
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Athena
Lawrence
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Waking Up
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Kansas University reveals coed club teaching dance twists
Laurence Kansas September reports that two fraternities and sororities stormed a new club at the University of Kansas. The club will teach popular dance twists and dips by instructors from Topeka arriving each Friday. The event is described as a Terpsichorean innovation and continues on page 6.
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Kan
University of Kansas
Eas
Topeka
Lawrence
Vinland Fair Promises Prizes and Plenty of Entertainment
Promoters of the Vinland fair at Hoskinson Grove, one mile east of Vinland, report strong exhibitor turnout and near 500 in prizes. The event runs tomorrow with Vinland Band music each day, various contests, freak acts, and edible attractions. No horse racing is planned to favor farm products and stock displays.
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Hoskinson Grove
Hyiday
Prem' Jung
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D. J. Kennedy
Kansas Gas Gases Under Advisement Case
Kansas Natural Gas Company case taken under advisement by the federal court of appeals. Closing argument by former Federal Judge Phillips for the federal receivers argued Kansas antitrust statute bans only monopolies from combined actions by two or more persons, so the gas company formed by a purchase was not illegal.
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Kansas Natural Gas Company
Federal Court of Appeals
Federal Fudge
Phillips
Kansas Natval Gas Company
Sex Science Claims Color Cues Determine Fetus Sex
Dr Albert Abrams of San Francisco outlined experiments at the American Association for the Study of Spondotherapy claiming colors influence fetal sex. He said red light on a pregnant mother may intensify the male element, blue light may calm and favor the female, with potential to predict the child's sex.
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Albert Abrwns
San Frontbye
American Association For the Study
Abrams
No Quorum Delays GOP Southern Representation Plan
The Republican Congressional Campaign Committee failed to form a quorum to act on proposals to reduce southern representation at the party convention. An advisory committee member explained the plans at length, noting plans to allocate representation by the Republican vote in eastern districts.
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Washington
Qet
Tieplin
East Niegel
Parker in Office as Register of the Treasury
Parker, an Oklahoma Choctaw Indian, was sworn in in Washington to fill the treasury register post succeeding J C Napier of Tennessee. He becomes the first Indian to hold the position, long occupied by a Black administrator, and his name will appear on U S currency.
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Washington, D. C
Gale FE. Parker
Oklahoma
the Treasury
J. C. Napier
Tennessee
Parker
United States
Endowment Campaign Closes With $108000 Net
Rev. O C Brown of First Baptist Church Taivrense attended yesterday's Ottam meeting marking the close of a four year endowment drive. The campaign raised 108000, about 30000 spent on the effort, leaving an endowment between 225000 and 250000.
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O. C. Brown
Taivrense
Ottam
New Voters Plan Busy Year of Study and Meetings
Lawrence new voters organize the Craig Study club to discuss suffrage work. Monthly meetings at the county courthouse feature speakers Mrs. Alice Winston Mrs. ChalkteyMiss Helen Baker and others sharing suffrage efforts in New York California Nebraska Missouri England and Kansas. The National Suffrage Association and Kansas study plan are highlighted as the club sets its winter study program and officers. Mrs H St Eddy of Lawrence also drew a Fort Peck lottery farm ticket number 4035.
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Court House
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Helen Backer
Nebraska
Missouri
Frederick W. Cowper
Jane ‘Addams
Chicago
Miss Addams
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England
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National Suffrage Association
Ted Fin
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Department of Extension
University of Wisconsin
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Civic Study
Margerite Lynn
Mis
Frank Strong
Louise Towne
Rachen Clarke
Agnes Millery
H. St. Eddy
Fort Peck
Kiddy
Investigation into Tango story at University of Kansas
Chancellor Frank Strone announced a complete inquiry into the Tango publication linked to Popelin’ Capital. He opposed suggestive dances and vowed to prevent them, signaling broader scrutiny beyond two correspondents. Names mentioned include Dr and Mrs Payne and Helen Payne in Toronto, with others traveling from Canada to local towns.
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University of Kansas
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Helen Payne
Toronto
Canada
George Innes
Herbert Bulléne
T “Wrada
Kansas Weather Report Cites Fair East and Clear West
Weather report notes generally fair conditions in the eastern area and settled weather in the west tonight and Thursday. Forecast mentions scattered showers possible and cooler temperatures, with unsettled conditions expected to end by late week.
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East
West
Riri Vand Éooler
Home Rule Plan debated by Kansas city attorneys
City Attorney to discuss municipal home rule amendments at a Kansas League meeting in Kansas City Kansas. The convention will review how a home rule charter could replace mayor council or commission forms, allowing cities to tailor charters to local needs and conditions.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Auetion
Yne Learue
Avhiel
Cuummsiat
Cittes
California
Colorado
Michigan
Arizona
Minnesota
Missouri
Okahonia
Oregon
Washington
Senate caucus halts tariff conference report debate
Washington Oct 1 The tariff conference report was laid aside in the Senate after a Democratic caucus and debate over amendments. Insurgent forces demanded further compromises while party leaders planned closed door discussions. The bill’s fate rests with the Senate and joint conference actions. Washington Oct 1 House passage gives backers hope for a Senate journey on the revision bill with Smith Lever cotton futures tax debated and the final fate unresolved.
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Teddy Rood
Conference Committee
Senate Penonrats
Alee
House
Underwood
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Simhwas
Ananes Committee
NO GARBAGE SYSTEM IN CHICAGO HALTS COLLECTION
Chicago faces a garbage crisis as relations with the Chicago Reduction Company break, orders go out to wards to stop waste collection, residents must burn or dispose of garbage themselves, an estimated seven hundred tons accumulate daily, typhoid fears grow, and a special city council meeting with Mayor Harrison is called tonight.
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Mystery Man Found Dead In Hotel Sinkhole Bed
A man registered as Charles Shields of Sedalia Missouri was found dead in a vacant banking on a root over. an apparent note read Mary me arrives the unknown. Police doubt the identity as funds show he paid 120 to his credit at the hotel.
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Charles Shields
Sedalia
Troot Oyer
Ign
Mary Me
Iatel
Wells at Endora to Drive Endora gas output
Wells at Endora Gortracts are planned for Endora to develop two gas wells one near the Santa Fe depot already down thirty feet and another to be started near the town to preserve supply from existing wells for the void months. Bandits loot First State Bank vaults in Dardenell Arkansas after rifle battle with citizens. loot estimated in the thousands.
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Santa Fe Depol
Arkansas
Fort Smith
Ark
Severalitizens
First State Bank
Dardenell
Freshman Ticket Emerges On Hills Morning
A freshman ticket appeared on the hills this morning listing President Donald Hfativson Vice President Stolut Curras Secretary Margaret MacElwain and Treasurer He Anuginns in a brief campus political notice.
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Stolut Curras
Margaret
Marvel Hedarewa Maims In Brutal French Murder Case
A fifteen year old named Marvel Hedarewa in Manetes France killed his employer Georges Mahit after an argument. He then entered Mahit's house and killed Mahit's wife, mother, five children, and a servant, sparing a four year old who slept. The boy was arrested and confessed to the murders.
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France
Marvel Hedarewa
Babbiiage-En-Landren
Georges Mahit
Mahit
Impeachment Hearing Links Sulzer Account to Gov
Albany reports direct connection between account 500 and Governor Sulzer surfaced as Jo BR. Gray of Fuller and Gray testified that Frederick L. Colwell claimed stock transactions in the secant were for the Governor. Colwell denied using a dummy. Mr and Mrs FR Hopper and daughter Chestine plan a weekend visit with Mr and Mrs Arthur Haskins.
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Cdt
Fiovernor Sulzer
Jo BR. Gray
Atock
Fuller
Gray
Frederick L. Colwell
Secant
Colwell Gras
Sulzer
FR. Hopper
Chestine
Arthur Haskins
Cycle and Auto Meet Narrows Escape Injuries on Hill
Two young men on a motorcycle narrowly escaped serious injury when their bike and a delivery wagon collided at the corner of Lee and Tennestee streets at 12 15 today. Jack Fullerton proprietor of Panitorium received slight cuts on his right hand as the auto wagon he drove was struck. The riders fled after the crash. Fullerton treated by a local nurse.
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Lee and
Tennestee Sheests
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Fullerton
Lee Street
Mena
Pe Re, Barnes
Pretty Is as Pretty Does in Lawrence-Today and Yesterday
Local residents discuss the Lawrence-Today and Yesterday edition touting improved circulation and community cooperation. Fred Laptad explains why he ordered land photographs and engravings, stressing local business benefits and the county’s broader visibility. Community figures including Geo A. Orr and Mrs Orr back the project as a valuable showcase.
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Ite
Ialland
Dmitside
Taptad
Fiji
Floods Rise in Southeast Texas Hit Rice and Lumber Sectors
Flood conditions worsen in Houston and southeast Texas with streams rising past flood stage. Orange reports continued flooding as rain persists into another night, severely impacting Rice and lumber industries.
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Texas
Orange
Mexicans Seek Refuge Across the Border in War Turbulence
Washington reports a large exodus of Mexicans from Piedras Negras into Eagle Pass as federals press the constitutionalists. Refugees crowd the river crossings while U.S. troops reinforce the border and authorities vow protection. Officials note only a small fraction are American, with tensions over potential use of U.S. forces and danger to international bridges.
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