Mudania Armistice Talks Loom in Constantinople
Allied officials expect an immediate mutual halt of troop movements as the Mudania conference opens in Constantinople. British reluctance and Kemalist pressures shadow the talks while French support for a Turkish withdrawal offers a potential path to peace in the Near East.
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Constantinople
Associated Press
Jin
Thrace
Hartington
Madania
Orly
Assoriated Press
M. Franklin-Bouillion
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Smyrna
Metz
Peile
Kemal
Near’ East
Europe
Ris
de Mudania
Great Britain
Turkish assembly approves Kemal action and Mudania delegation
The Turkish nationalist assembly at Angora unanimously approved Mustapha Kemal Pasha's plan and authorized sending delegates to Mudania and later to the peace conference, signaling progress amid cautious optimism despite looming hostilities and a 48 hour breathing spell.
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Madania ix
Leniun
Ronal Much
Angora
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Mudania
A SPAN SEVET REUNION TO Topeka Kansas
The eighth annual reunion for the survivors of the Eighteenth and Nineteenth regiments of Kansas United States volunteer naval yeomen will be held in Memorial Hall on Saturday Oct 7. Morning devotional and talks will feature T A McNeal and Major Bernard Kelly. The regiments formed in October 1868 and served near the Santa Fe shops in Topeka. The late Samuel Crawford was commander. F C Lindsay is president and J W Marsh is secretary, both of Topeka.
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Topeka Qrans
Kansas
Gol
F. C. Lindsay
Topeka
J. W. Marsh
Cable Explosion Dims Lawrence Tonight
A cable exploded near the Hecht plant causing a blackout that lasted about forty minutes on Saturday night. The overheated line between the transformer and switchboard disrupted current, with temporary wires installed to restore light as downtown activity was active and many homes faced darkness without gas.
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Lawrence
Joes] Oler
Hecht
Big Rally Tonight At University In Robinson Gym
A pep rally gathers tonight at 8 in Robinson Gymnasium for the Kansas Jayhawks with a noise test and speeches by Dr. F GC Allen Patsy Clark and Karl Sehlademar. Students march to North College Hill then a bonfire on campus before a downtown parade to the Santa Fe depot to cheer the team before departure.
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Old North College Hill
Kansas
West Point
F. GC. Allen
Patsy” Clark
Karl Sehlademar
Russell
Army
Miller
Santa Fe
University
Lawrence
Rock Challe
Universit
Denial of Jugoslavian King Assassination Report
Paris dispatch says the Hungarian news agency in Paris denied a circulated report that King Alexander of Jugoslavia was assassinated during a Belgrade revolution. the agency had claimed the report was given “under all reserve.” In another item, 800 Turkish irregulars crossed into Thrace from Constantinople, attacked Greek outposts near Sitivri, and were repulsed by reinforcements.
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Paris
Alexander of
Jugoslavia
Belgrade
Constantinople
Thrace
Sinekli
Sitivri
Weather Kansas Forecast for Fair Conditions
Forecast calls for fair conditions tonight and Tuesday with little change in temperatures. Limited readable data mentions temperatures and rainfall are unavailable due to missing details.
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Kansas
Ex wife of Chaplin seeks bankruptcy after tour loss
Harris, former Chaplin wife and motion picture actress, says she received 44500 from Chaplin after singers were paid. She plans bankruptcy per a Los Angeles Times letter. Illness and extended unemployment blamed for her financial condition.
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Chaplin
Los Angeles
Mildred Harris
Charles Chaplin
Los Angeles Times
Miss Harris
Smyrna Refugees Beaten By Turks
Smyrna refugees face deadly peril as Turkish forces deny water and food, with women in water to keep babies safe. Dr. Esther Lovejoy reports abuse and displacements while 300,000 evacuated. American sailors aid relief as Mustafa Kemal faces delay.
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Constantinople
Associated Fresh
Smayrna
Esther Lovejoy
New York
American Women’s Hospital
Istrigken City
Smyrna
Providence
Mak Bristol
Mustapha Kemel
District Masonic Meeting Held at Lawrence Temple
A district session at the Masonic Temple in Lawrence gathered nine lodges led by district deputy land master W. E. Cain. Attendees included Lawrence No. 6 Acacia No. 2 Palmyra 28 De Soto 40 Norie 88 Henry 190 Linwood 9 241 Perry 415 and Lecompton. The meeting opened at 1 30 this afternoon with supper at 6 00 and demonstrations of the craft to follow by Doric Lawrence No. 6 Acacia and Palmyra lodges. An address by Jolver P. Strain grand warden of the strand lodge Kansas was planned.
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Lawrence
W. E. Cain
Terry
Lawrence Lole
Acneia
Palmyra
Baldwin
de Soto
Norie
Enders
Henyi
Tonganesxie
Liniwood
Linwood
Perry Lodge
Peres
Lecompton Lodge
Luecompton
Doric Lodge
Lawrence No
Acacia Lodge
Todge
Jolver P. Strain
Strand Lodge
Kansas
Leon Builds $40,000 High School Near Augusta
The new forty thousand dollar high school at Leon near Augusta nears completion and should be ready for occupancy around November 1. Construction began early this summer and the project aims to be among the finest in the county.
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Leon
Augusta
Here
Couity
Allied press barred from Mudania peace talks
The allied generals said newspapermen including American reporters would be refused access to Mudania for the armistice conference and the inter allied passposts were instructed to deny entry. Protests followed as American correspondents appealed to Admiral Mark Bristol.
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Bar Press
Mudania
Constantinople
Associated Press
Mark Bristol
Russians Want Dardanelles Blockade Lifted
Oct 2 The Soviet government sent a note to England France and Italy protesting the blockade of the Dardanelles and urging restoration of free passage for ships through the strait. The note says Russia protests blockades aimed at widening war and interfering with its economy after failed Genoa and Hague efforts. It notes England has ordered its warships to fire on vessels attempting to disobey the blockade and that European powers seek to force through ships to the Black Sea ports.
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England
France
Italy
Dardanelles
The
Mariner In
Russi
Russia
Genoa
Hagué
Black Sea
Welding Tracks Again on Massachusetts Street Repairs Begin
Massachusetts street bears scars of a calamity with street car tracks being repaired. Kansas Electric Power Co received welding plates long awaited and will restore the car lines. Work will continue on Massachusetts street this week and extend to Seventeenth and Jevser streets, aiming for completion in time for the convention week.
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Massachusetts Street
Kansas Electric Power Co
Co. O. FL
Seventeenth Street
Jevser Street
Grand jury report defends officials over Hervin mine killing
State and county officials were not unjustified in the Hervin mine killing criticism, says the special grand jury’s partial report. Circuit Judge Hartwell received the report from Williamson County’s regular grand jury, asserting the record supports officials.
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Maria
Associated Press
Imade
Hervin Mine
Hartwell
Williamson
Fall Festival Opens in Kansas City With Parade Planned
Kansas City opens its fall festival with two fashion revues in downtown stores. A parade with sixteen floats and 500 marchers is slated for tomorrow night. Miss Ada Belle Piles of Fort Scott Kansas stars as Patras Athene and will serve as festival guide.
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Kansas City
Ada Belle Piles
Fort Scott
Kansas
Patras Athene
Geuldeas
Kansas Chiefs Gather for State Fire Chiefs Meet
About 150 fire chiefs and assistants registered for the Kansas State Association of Fire Chiefs annual convention which began sessions at noon in Salina. The Kansas State Firemen's Association holds its convention tomorrow, with anticipation that BEG Bulwer of Hutchinson will be advanced to president.
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Salina
Oot
Kansas State Association of Fire Chiefs
Kansas State Firemen's Association
G Bulwer
Huutchinson
Rear Admiral Clarke Dead in Long Beach Funeral Planned
Rear Admiral Charles Edgar Clarke died yesterday at his daughter's home in Long Beach California. Simple funeral services will be held tomorrow afternoon. Clarke commanded the Oregon during the Spanish American War and was married to the wife of Rear Admiral Hughes who led the Pacific Fleet's seventh battle division. In Emporia labor leaders met to map a political slate for the organized labor board with delegates from the State Federation of Labor and the National Federation of Labor.
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Long Beach
Cal
Charles Edgar Clarke
Oregon
Charles F. Hughes
Hughes
Labor Peleg
Emporia Emporia
State Federation of Labor
National Federation Five
Enporia
Jabor Board
Ito
Political Parties Seek Women’s Help in Campaigns
Mrs. W. Morgan of Hutchinson, wife of the Republican gubernatorial nominee, told a Republican gathering that parties need both men and women. Women chairmen from Topeka and Lawrence presided as view chairmen of the state GOP committee addressed the group on organizing district county and precinct units to boost women’s participation in the campaign.
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Topekit
W. ¥. Morgan
Hutchinson
Republican
Margaret
Hall McCarter
S. S. Beggs
Topeka
A. C Mitchell
Lawrence
State Republican Committee
Odd Fellows to Discuss Meeting at Chamber Luncheon
Tomorrow at 12 30 oclock the weekly Odd Fellows luncheon will feature a lodge official as chief speaker on the meaning of Odd year. The Chamber of Commerce cooperates with the lodge to promote the state convention here next week and present lodge ideals for Chamber members. Committees report Welcome signs decorations and host arrangements will be discussed and decorations of store windows are urged to welcome the I O O F delegates. Rooms for delegates are still needed and Lawrence residents with spare rooms are asked to list them with Charles Daugherty.
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Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Conmerce
Odd Fellows and
Character of Commerce
Lawrence
Charles Daugherty
Plan Sales Day Dinner for Lawrence Mercantile Leaders
City merchants are invited to a 6 15 PM Thursday dinner at the Chamber of Commerce dining room to plan Lawrence sales day on October 25. Attendees may voice opinions and submit suggestions to form a working program, with committees named for October 25 and circulars already distributed. Tickets cost five cents and will be sold by committee on the streets.
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Chamber of Commerce
Toom
Lawrence
Tiffy Vents All & Committee
Topeka Woman Injured In West Lawrence Car Crash
Miss Gertrude Wyatt of Topeka sustained minor bruises when the Franklin car she rode in with John Barr and Morris Galhart, both of Topeka, skidded and burned over a short distance west of Lawrence on Saturday night. The men escaped injury. They were returning from Kansas City. A passerby aided Miss Wyatt after the crash, and the men transported the car back to Lawrence before they continued to Topeka by train.
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Gertrude Wyatt
Topeka
Franklin Var
John Barr
Morris Galhart
Lawrence
Kansas City
Paserby
Wyatt
Destroyers Headed to the Mediterranean from Norfolk
Twelve American destroyers set sail for the Mediterranean to safeguard U S interests with Captain C M Tozer in command The flotilla will likely stop first at Gibraltar unless redirected by radio The Cherryvale Rotary Club receives its charter Jim Brady named president
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Mediterranean
Norfolk
C. M. Tozer
Gibraltar
Cherryvates
Cherryvate Rotary Club
Jim
Brady
Committee Calls on Dick to Resign from Legislature Bid
The Douglas County Republican Central Committee unanimously adopted a request for Harry Dick of Lawrence to decline and withdraw his candidacy for the 12th legislative district. Dick delayed comment, saying a statement would come later, while committee members debated and prepared the formal request.
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Harry Dick
Republican County Central Committee
Dick Lanl
Felay
Journal-World
Atest
Dick Relay
Suturiay
Diek
Lawrence
Kansas
Republican Central Committee
Douglas County
12Th Legislative
Republican Party
Nightbors
Capper to Talk Monday at State Republican HQ
Topeka Sept 10 A gener al discussion on women in the Republican campaign will be held Monday morning at state headquarters. United States Senator Arthur Capper, W Y Morgan Republican nominee for governor and Mrs Morgan will address the gathering. Mrs A C Mitchell of Lawrence will preside. Attendees include women active in politics and civic work.
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Topeka
Republican
United States
Arthur Capper
W. Y. Morgan
W. ¥. Morgan
A. C. Mitchell
Lawrence
Republican State Committee
County Commissioners Open Session with Kreisinger Expected
The board of county commissioners held its first day session today. Kreisinger was expected to attend the meeting after returning from a summer vacation in Colorado Springs and Manitou. Dr. Albright, chiropractor, was noted in attendance.
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Board of County Commissioners
Ge, Kreisinger
Colorado Springs
Manitou
White's Trial Soon In Emporia Kansas Editor Faces Court
Emporia October term of the Kansas industrial court docket lists William Allen White editor of the Emporia Gazette charged with violating the law by placing a contraband strikers' placard in a Gazette window. Trial set for November 13 with jury summoned by Judge C Harris.
Annual School Report Details County Enrollment and Schools
O J Lane presented the annual report to the state superintendent, detailing Lawrence county school conditions. Enrollment reached 2,905 in Lawrence with 348 colored students. outside Lawrence total 2,277. Teacher salaries averaged 109 dollars monthly for men and 83.66 for women in gap-teacher schools, while high school pay averaged 203.70 dollars for men and 363.31 for women. Cost per pupil per month stood at 647 dollars for one-teacher schools and 14.08 dollars for high schools. County libraries held 1,908 volumes across 59 districts and 2,257 across six two-teacher districts. Certificates issued included 2 first grade, 11 second grade, 14 third grade, and 10 temporary. One new school cost 10,244.65 dollars. Douglas county has 81 one-teacher schools and four with multiple teachers, totaling 84. seven pupils are blind.
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O. J. Lane
State Superintendent of Schools
Lawrence
Schoo
Douglas County
Supreme Court Met Washington Oct 2 With Vacant Seats
The Supreme Court opened its October term with two seats vacant. Chief Justice Taft administered the oath to former Senator George Sutherland of Utah, successor to J. H. Clark who resigned. Associate Justice Pitney’s future occupancy was uncertain due to illness, as the court admitted several attorneys before adjourning.
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An Preme Court of the
United States
Taft
George Sutherland
Utah
J. H. Clark
Ohio
Sutherland
Pitney
Toe
White House
Officers Raid A Party At Cliff Thornton Home
A group of seven men including a white woman and a Negro woman were arrested Saturday night at Cliff Thornton’s 801 New Jersey Street home by a police detach ment. A bottle or two of corn liquor was seized. In police court Thornton received 200 dollars and sixty days for violations of the bone dry law. Will Cowan, caught drinking, was fined 100 dollars and thirty days. The remainder of the party was released.
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Thornton
New Jersey Street
Thompton
Cliff Thornton
Will Cowan
Jnit
Stolen Ford Recovered In Lawrence Arrests
Four men arrested in Lawrence after a Topeka man reported his Ford sedan stolen. Suspects R Foster, A Catkins, R Richardson and Fish Alien, including three Black men and one white man, were rounded up within minutes of the theft. Topeka officers Smith, Logan and Com conducted the arrest.
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Topeka
Lawrence
R. Foster
A. Catkins
R. Richardson
Fish Alien
Topekase
Smith, Logan
Com
Chicago star to sing October 9 in Robinson Gym
Dean H L Butler of the School of Fine Arts announced the Chamlee concert, originally set for tomorrow, is canceled due to Chamlee illness. Miss Qyrena Van Gordon will replace him, delivering the opening number at 8:20 PM Monday in Robinson Gym, with Chamlee tickets honored.
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H. L. Butler
School of Fine Arts
Chamlee
Robinson Gym
Middle West
Saicane
Qyrena van Gordon
Chicago Opera Company
Miss van Gordon
Delila
Ortrud
Brunhilde
Republican Women Meet at National Hotel Topeka
A gathering of Republican women chaired by Mrs. C Mitchell, vice chair of the state central committee, opened at the National Hotel in Topeka. Mrs. Elmer Brown, Douglas county vice chair, attended and alongside state and district women, the group aims to strengthen party organization after the recent amendment. W. Y. Morgan, candidate for favor, was on the day’s program for an air-stress.
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W. Y. Morgan
Fovarfor
Charlton Elected Vice President at Kansas Insurance Meet
Glen Charlton was elected first vice president of the Kansas Association of Insurance Men at the final session of the Hutchinson convention. The gathering urged enactment of an agents' qualification act covering all types of insurance selling.
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Glen Charlton
Kansas Association of Insurance Men
Hutchinson
Probate Judge Alarmed Over Marriage Slowdown
The probate judge reports no marriages or licenses issued since September 26 and notes Saturdays see no matrimonial activity. Young couples are increasingly traveling from Topeka to marry, suggesting a shift toward self-managed ceremonies at local probate offices.
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Menger
Topeka
Are
Quiet Day in Lawrence with No Sheriff Calls
Lawrence residents reported a calm day as Sheriff Johna made no active incidents or alerts. Local doctors Welch and Welch, chiropractors Coit, and the Chevrolet dealership are noted in the day's brief, reflecting routine civic activity.
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Lawrence
Johna
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