Mudania Armistice Conference Aims For Immediate Turkish Thrace Control
Constantinople reports an immediate mutual agreement to suspend troop movements after Mudania armistice talks, with Greek evacuation to begin once the conference is concluded. British, French, and Italian generals head to Mudania aboard naval ships as pressure mounts over Chanak and Thrace, while Kemal Pasha faces restraint from Allied envoys.
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Constantinople
Thrace
Harrieton
Fort Madania
Associated Press
Madania
Great Britain
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Mustapha
Kemal Pasha
England
Waly
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Dardanelles Cita
Thenetles
Rod Nished
Kemal
Paris
Dt Fress
Avhieh
Turkish Assembly Approves Delegates for Peace Coherence
The Turkish National Assembly at Angora reportedly approved sending delegates to Midriana and later to the peace coherency, per a Central News dispatch from Constantinople. Mustapha Kemal Pasha's reaction deemed approved amid cautious optimism as hostilities near end.
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Tlda
Anael Muh Optimistis
Hendon -Oet
Spanish Vet Reunion Held by Topeka Cavalry Survivors
The eighth annual reunion of the survivors of the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Kansas United States Volunteer Cavalry will be in Memorial hall Topeka on Saturday October 7. Addresses by T A McNeal and Major Bernard Kelly follow the morning business meeting. The regiments organized October 1868 and mustered in near Topeka at the Santa Fe edge. Governor Samuel J Crawford of Kansas serves as president of the association with J W Marsh of Topeka as secretary.
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Topeka Kans
Kan
United States Volunteer
Memorial Hall
T. A. McNeal
Bernard Kelly
Tope
Santa Fe
Samuel J. Crawford
Ran
J. W Marsh
Topeksecretary
Cable explosion halts city power in July outage
A cable between the transformer and ditchboard at the local light plant overheated and exploded at night, plunging the city into darkness for about forty minutes. Temporary wires were used to restore service and light candles in many homes as gas shortages worsened.
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Lanwrecce
Tocal Whetere
Ciy
Big Rally Tonight At University Before Army Sendoff
A student rally is called for 8 PM in Robinson Gymnasium with the first pep meeting of the year. Virgil Miller says all students must attend to shout Rock Chalk toward West Point as Kansas trainers, coaches, and cadets prepare for the Army game. After speeches, the crowd will march across campus to the first university building for a bonfire, then form a parade tomorrow at 2 PM to march to the Santa Fe depot for the team’s departure.
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Robinson Gymnasium
College Hill
Kansas
Virgil Miller
Army
West Point
P. C. Allen
Patsy” Clark
Karl Schlademan
Russell
Crawel
Miller
Wafternoon
Santa Fe
Denial of Jugoslavian King Assassination Report
The Hungarian news service in Paris denied Saturday’s circulating report that King Alexander I of Yugoslavia was assassinated during a Belgrade revolution, describing the claim as unfounded. Separately in Constantinople, Turkish irregular forces crossed Thrace into Sinekli and attacked Greek outposts before retreating when reinforcements arrived.
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Paris
Alexander of
Jugoslavia
Belgrade
Constantinople
Thrace
Sinekli
Silivri
Fragmented 19th Century Clerical Note on Local Events
A garbled OCR fragment mentions individuals and local activities, citing Charles Cloadin and Apgyles Thies, with reference to Miss Harris and a trial or examination. The text is incomplete, but hints at a ceremonial or procedural event tied to Granny months and a tether sail, with unclear context and associations.
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Charles Cloadin
Rupley
Todkay
Miss Harris
Beinic Ja
Smyrna Refugees Beaten by Turks
Smyrna refugees suffer amid Turkish lashings as cries for water and food go unanswered. Dr. Esther Lovejoy of the American Women’s Hospital reports hundreds of thousands at risk, with refugees crowded before the American consulate and terror driving families into the sea. Rear Admiral in Turkish waters seeks to extend evacuation time from Smyrna as pestilence looms and relief work continues.
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Constantinople
Oet
Associated Fress
Smyrna
Esther Shvejoy
New York
American Women’s Hospital
Smytria
Providence
Worlten
Alu
wWenmet
Lovejoy
Mustapha Kemel
sAmerivat
Idkunds
District Masonic Meeting Names Lodges In Attendance
District Deputy presiding Cain leads a district meeting at the Masonic Temple Lawrence with reps from Lawrence Acacia Palmyra De Soto Davie Lecompton and others. The session opens at oclock and will feature degree work by Doric Latowrons Acacia and Palms Lodges with Strain grand warden of the Grand Lodge of Kansas scheduled to speak.
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Lawrence Toray
Cain
Grand Manto
Lawrence Lodge
Acacia
Lawrence
Palmyra
Gcaldwin
de Soto
Eudora
Hepyi
Wee ‘Strain
Grand Hodge of
Kans Ee
Leon to Open New $840,000 High School Near Kurt
The Leon area new high school, costing about 840000 dollars, is nearing completion near Kurt and expected to be ready for occupancy around November 4. Construction began early this summer and the school is described as among the finest in security and facilities.
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Leon
Augusta
Kurt
Allied press barred from Mudania talks reported
Allied generals announced that N newspapermen including American journalists would not be permitted to go to Mudania for the Armistice conference. Inter allied passport controls were instructed to refuse visas, provoking protests from American correspondents who appealed to Admiral Mark Bristol for intercession.
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Bar Press
Modania
Constantinople
Associated Press
Mudania
Russians Demand Lifting of Dardanelles Blockade
Russian government protests to England France and Italy over the Dardanelles blockade and air passage restrictions on trading ships. Moscow accuses Western powers of indifference to Russia’s interests as it seeks to reopen sea routes via the straits and challenge Allied control of foreign seas.
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Moscow
Del
England
France
Italy
Russia
Hague
Kire
Black
Grand jury faults state and county in mine killing report
A special grand jury report on the Herrin mine killing faced criticism of officials but a recount by the body finds the charges unjustified. Theま Williamson County grand jury weighs the matter as it relates to local governance and investigation outcomes.
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Herrin
Mariv
Partis
Necaning
Oto
Dodge Hartwell
Williamson County
Fall Festival Opens in Kansas City Parade Tomorrow
The downtown welcomes a fashion revue and healing festival program as stores host events. A parade is planned for tomorrow night featuring sixteen floats and 500 musicians led by Adri Belle Files of Fort Scott, hailed as goddess of the festival.
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Kansas City
Out
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Dean
Adri Belle Files
Fort Scott
Kaius Pallas Athene
Kansas Fire Chiefs Meet Salina Oct 2 Convention
About 150 fire chiefs and assistants registered today for the Kansas State Association of Fire Chiefs annual convention at Salina with sessions starting at noon. Bulger, Hutchinson, is expected to become president as the association opens. In Long Beach Rear Admiral Charles Holgar Clarke, commander of the Oregon during the Spanish American War, died yesterday. simple funeral services are planned tomorrow afternoon for his burial.
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Salina
Kansas State Association of Fire Chiefs
Kansas State Firemen's Association
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Hutchinson
Chirke
Long Beach
Charles Holgar Clarke
Oregon
Charles
Hughes
Labor Delegates Meet in Emporia
Union delegates and State Labor and National Federation representatives gathered in Emporia for a joint session. The two parties discussed party lines, friendly texts, and legislative tabled proposals amid factional tensions and organized activity.
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Icration of Labor
National Federation
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Yhor
Dele
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Women urged organized party units in campaign
A fragmented report notes speakers including Mrs Mutpdvet and others from Topela and Lawre who addressed the state Republican committee. They stressed women’s participation and urged organizing district county and precinct units to bolster the campaign.
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Bhp
Tate
Topela
Mitehelli
Lawre
State Republican Committee
Odd Fellows to Discuss Meeting Tomorrow at Chamber Luncheon
The Odd Fellows lodge plans a luncheon at Onelook in the Chamber of Commerce building with a high official as chief speaker. They aim to promote the state convention and present lodge ideals to Chamber members. Reports on welcome signs, street open house, and host decorations will be given, while a room shortage for delegates is noted and locals are urged to list spare rooms.
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Tonmrrow
Lo.o. F
Onelook
Chamber of Commerce
Lodge
Odd Fellowship
Odd Fellows and
Lawrence
Charles Daugherty
Black
Plan For City Sales Day Dinner At Chamber
All business men are invited to a dinner at 615 d'elock Thursday night in the Chamber of Commerce dining room to discuss the October 25 sales day in Lawrence. The committee seeks cooperation, welcomes opinions, and will announce committee appointments and the working plan. Over 2000 circulars have been distributed with 1000 more to come. tickets cost fifty cents and will be sold at the door tomorrow.
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D'Elock
Chamber of Commerce
Lawrence
Wich Ope
Topeka Woman Injured In Lawrence Car Crash
Miss Gertrude Weratt of Topeka sustained minor bruises when a Franklin car carrying John Bary and Morris Galhart, both of Topeka, skidded and turned over west of Lawrence early Saturday night. The men were uninjured. They were returning from Kansas City. After the accident Weratt was taken to Topeka by derby. The men brought the car back to Lawrence and returned to Topeka by train.
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Gertrude Weratt
Topeka
Franklin
John Bary
Morris Galhart
Lawrence
Kansas City
Uerby
Miss Wratt
Destroyers sail to Mediterranean under Captain Tozer
The twelve American destroyers were ordered to the eastern Mediterranean to protect American interests. The flotilla, led by Captain C. S. M. Tozer, will stop at Gibraltar before proceeding to other assigned duties.
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Mediterranean
Norfolk
Flotila
Exci Mamif
C. SM. Tozer
Gibraltan
Committee Calls on Dick to Resign from Legislature Race
Douglas County Republican Central Committee unanimously adopted a formal request urging Harry Dick to withdraw as the 12th district candidate. Dick had not replied by press time, saying a statement would come later, while others expect no resignation.
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Harry Dick
Republican County Central Committee
Journal-World
Dicklelay
Esiuary
Phen
Todlun
Lawrence, Thamsas
Sim
Republican Central Committee
Douglas County
Kansas
Lima
Neigbors
Republican Party
Nightbors
Capper to Talk Monday at State Republican HQ
In Topeka on Monday morning at state Republican headquarters a general meeting will discuss women's roles in the campaign. United States Senator Arthur Capper will speak alongside W. Y. Morgan the gubernatorial nominee and Mrs W Morgan. Mrs Mitchell of Lawrence will serve as chair. Delegates and civic women from across the state are expected.
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Topeka
Unsts
Republican
United States
Arthur Capper
W. Y. Morgan
W. ¥. Morgan
Mitchell of
Lawrence
County Commissioners Met Readable Local Meeting
County commissioners held a meeting today with unclear notes. The report mentions individuals and places in Maine, with garbled names and stray references to a newspaper item.
Fragmented OCR: Trial Delays and Weathered Names
A garbled OCR text fragment references an upcoming trial date and notes delays. It mentions a calendar month November and a court context but the details, names, places, and events are largely unreadable, with phrases broken and reassembled.
Annual School Report Details County Enrollment and Costs
Old Lane presented the annual report to the state superintendent outlining county school conditions last year. Total county enrollment reached 9 05 with 8 275 in Lawrence area and Valley districts. The report lists teacher salaries, per pupil costs, library counts, certificate awards, new school construction costing 10 244, and 84 county schools including eight with multiple teachers.
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Lane Ha
State Superintendent of Schools
Lawrence
Dents En Valley
Senooly Omaide
Lawrenty
Wemen
Douglas County
Biles
Supreme Court Opens Oct Term With Vacancies and New Judge
The Supreme Court met at noon to begin the October term with two seats vacant. Chief Justice Taft administered the oath to former Senator George Sutherland of Utah, who replaces J. H. Clark of Ohio. Associate Justice Pitney is not expected to be seated soon due to illness. The court admitted several attorneys and adjourned to visit the White House to pay respects to the president.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Taft
George Sutherland
Utah
J. H. Clark
Ohio
Sutherland
Pitney
Ilness
Suviate
White House
Police Custody After Dry Law Break at Cliff Thornton
A group of seven men and two women were detained Saturday night near Cliff Thornton Street by police. One man, Chee Thornton, was fined 200 dollars and jailed sixty days for violating the bone dry law. Wil Gowan, caught drinking, fined 100 dollars and jailed thirty days, while the others were released.
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Cliff Thorntos
St New Jersey
Chee Thornton
Wil Gowan
Four men arrested in Lawrence over stolen Ford sedan
Four men identified as R Foster, A Culkins, Fr Richardson and Fish Allen were arrested in Lawrence after a Topeka fan reported a stolen Ford. Officers Smith, Lega, and Corn from Topeka assisted and took the suspects into custody within fifteen minutes of notification.
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Topeka
Lawrence
R. Foster
A. Culkins
FR. Richardson
Fish’ Allen
Uxday
Offenrs Smith
Lega
Corn
Chicago Star Sings October 9 Change in Concert Lineup
L. I. Butler announces postponement of the Chantles concert in Robin son Gym due to Charles illness. Cyrena Van Gordon was secured as replacement, expected to perform opening number next Monday at 8 20 in Tobinson Gym, with tickets valid for admission.
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Geveral
Cyrena van Gordon
Chicago Opera
van Gordon
Deskut
Ortrud
Vale of Grunhilde
Mr. Chamlee
Miss van Gordon
Tobiison Gym
Republican Women Meet at National Hotel Ta pekwt tyuday
A meeting of women vice chairmen of Republican organizations in the state, called by Mrs. A C Mitchell, sits at the National Hotel in Ta pekwt tyuday. Mrs Ebner Brown serves as vice chairman from Douglas county. The gathering aims to forge the most thorough Republican women’s organization since the suffrage amendment. County and district vice chairmen from across the state are expected, with other prominent Republicans aiding the campaign. W Y Mongan prepared a gubernatorial address as part of the day’s program.
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A. C. Mitchell
Republican State Central Committee
National Hotel
Tapekwt Tyuday
Ebner Brown
Douglas County
Honor Glen Charlton elected first vice president
Glen Charlton was elected first vice president of the Kansas Association of Insurance Men at the final session in Hutchinson on Saturday. The convention backed legislation for an agent qualification act covering all kinds of insurance selling. Judge Menger grows alarmed over the marriage situation with no marriages at his office or a marriage house since September 24, clients from Topeka previously.
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Glen Charlton
Fist Vicw
Kansas Association of Insurance Men
Hutchinson
Menger
Topeka
Beatesh Scindstes Laigned Western's Buedd Palace Event
Fragmentary report notes a Beatesh scindstes laigned the western bued at the Palace pret with unclear timing or participants. Readable names are sparse and context is limited by OCR quality.
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New
Kinz
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