Turkish nationalist proposal for Mudania talks outlines armistice terms
London reports Turkish nationalists will present to Allied representatives at Mudania a proposal for a suspension of military operations. Franklin Bouillon and Greek officers may attend. Etiquette and duration of the talks vary in Paris and Constantinople with hopes for a settlement within hours to days.
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Associated 2 Press
Mudania
Teros
Constantinople
Franklin-Bouision
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
M. Franklin-Bouillon
Paris
Madaniad
Henry Franklin-Bouillon
Smyrna
Dardanelles
Ismid
Thrace
Greek premier declines appointment as revolution unsettles Europe
Athens reports Alexander Zaimis, named by the revolutionary committee as Greek premier, declines the post citing concerns at home. London dispatches say Turkish nationalists will extend evacuation time for Smyrna refugees amid shifting political signals from Entente powers.
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London
Alexandér Zimis
Reuter
Athens
Associated Press
Smyrna
Neer Serna
Giants and Yankees Ready for Open Championship Run
New York opens the World Series with the Giants and Yankees prepared for a second straight battle for base ball honors. Last year’s seven game World Series ended with the Giants winning four games to three. Sales records show high attendance and sellouts for the opening, with capacity demand in reserve seats and thousands of unfilled applications, while press contingents number in the hundreds.
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New York
Associated Press
New York Giants
Yankees
Giants
Sismu
Commerce Trust change marks Kemper ending era in KC
A transfer of controlling interest in Commerce Trust Co of Kansas City shifts from William T. Kemper and associates to AFL Adams for Gary Co. The firm founded 1906 with 6 million capital and 119.9 million in assets. Adams and Lucas join, ending Kemper leadership valued at over 2.25 million in stock. Mission giving notes Kansas church groups raising 150000 for missions, with 125000 for foreign fields, at the state convention in Topeka.
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Kansas City
Willian T. Kemper
AFL Adams
Gary & Co
Lawrence
Kemper
A. F. Adams
Lucas
Topeka
Missionary Societies
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Kansas
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May Qwen
Weather Kansas Forecast Turns Fair and Warmer
A Kansas weather notice forecasts fair conditions across the state with warming temperatures expected. Residents should expect light winds and dry skies through the day as highs rise modestly. Local forecasts urge sun exposure caution and hydration.
Former King Constantine Exiled From Greece Arrives in Palermo
Former King Constantine of Greece and a party aboard the Greek steamship Patria arrived in Palermo Sicily at 11 oclock this morning after his second abdication. The AP report notes his departure followed a sequence of political turmoil as he seeks exile with accompanying members.
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Sicily
Associated Press
Constantine
Greece
Lamont warns bankers on war debts and recovery
Thomas Lamont told 16 000 American Bankers Association delegates that the nation heals from war wounds but faces hurdles. He questioned Allied debts and U S responsibility, urged caution on tariffs, and cautioned about postwar relief and farmers’ income.
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America
Thomas Lamont
J. F. Morgan
American Bankers Association
Lamont
Mr. Lamont
Harting
Man Attempts Suicide by Firearm in Kansas City
The case reports R. Bottoms, 23, who fired a revolver at his heart in Kansas City. He missed, fainted from powder smoke and excitement, and was arrested in a despondent state after a quarrel with his wife. He was fined for discharging firearms within city limits and sent to jail in default of a $50 fine.
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Kansas City
R. &. Bottoms
Bottoms
Parents Back Lindley Stand on Student Life at Woodlawn
The Woodlawn Parent-Teachers Association passed a resolution approving Chancellor Lindley’s recommendations that University students travel without cars and focus more on studies. The group asserts his stance will not curtail beneficial activities and benefits students’ social life.
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Parent-Teachers' Association
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Journal-World
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Woodlawn School
Burlingame Bank Reopens Under State Control in Topeka
At least one of the dozen banks under state banking department control has staged a comeback. The Pioneer reports Burlingame State Bank will reopen in Topeka on October 3, marking a restart of operations after financial restructuring.
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Lawrence Hosts State Odd Fellows Convention Plans
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce outlined preparations for next week’s Kansas Odd Fellows state convention. J B Wilson explained lodge principles, while Alfred Lawrence and others described activities, parade floats, prizes, and city decorations aimed at welcoming delegates from many towns.
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Chamber of Commmerce
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Sind
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Rebekah Lodge
W. C. Simons
Alfred Lawrence
Lawrence
Ma Lawrence
Elies
Lodge
Kansas
Lawrents
Ims
Cops Let Five Speeding Couples Go After Ditch Crash
In Lawrence a patrolman halted five couples speeding from Manhattan toward a priest event in Kansas City. The car ran off the Fort Road ditch after a chase, injuring occupants and damaging the vehicle. The officer, moved by bad luck, released them after repairs and the driver vowed to quit fast driving.
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Lawrence
Manhattan
Fort
Brotherhoods Agree On New Wage Pact For Railroads
About forty eight railroads and subsidiaries and the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen and the Order of Railway Conductors signed a wage and working conditions pact to keep current rates through October 21, 1923. Overtime after eight hours remains time and a half. Disputes pending before the labor board will be withdrawn and local grievance committees may negotiate on local rules under termination with notice.
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Associated Prosa
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Order of Railroad Conduct
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L. E. Sheppard
Conad
Labor Board
Railroad Labor Board
Opening Rally Draws Massive Crowd At University
A huge crowd packed the gym for the first official rally of the year led by Virgil Miller with the Jayhawkers chanting Rock Chalk. The gathering moved to North College hill where a bonfire of old tires roared as Mae’s band of 52 played school pieces. Chancellor Lindley, Miller, and Captain Higgins spoke in the gym, urging restraint and noting lumber from the hill would be used for a women’s dormitory.
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Virgil Miller
University
Grimson
Blue
Serowd
Old North
College Hill
Lawrence Tire Company
Miller
Jayhawkers
J.C. McCanles
Mae
Lawrence
E. H. Lindley
Virgil] Miller
Higgins
May Not Take Seat for Now Felton to Hold Senator Title
Washington reports Mrs. W H Felton appointed to succeed late Senator Watson Georgia will not likely take seat during current congressional recess. She will receive pay and perquisites and hold the title of senator until a successor is chosen, possibly taking oath in Georgia and obtaining a commission from the governor.
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Washington
W. H Felton
Watson
Georgia
Senate
Congress
Strike Settled At Alton Plant Amid Labor Tensions
A labor dispute at the Alton plant appears resolved after negotiations on October 3. Details are limited in the readable portion, but officials report the strike ending and workers returning to duties.
Kansas Jayhawkers Kick Off Historic East Coast Journey
The 22 man Kansas football squad led by Vorches Clark and Sehlademoon ships from Lawrence aboard the Santa Fe for a long eastern invasion to Army camp at West Point. The tour includes Detroit Niagara Falls and New York before a key battle with Army at West Point and subsequent games toward Des Moines and Washburn.
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Vorches Clark
Sehlademoon
Bailey
Drs F. G. Allen
Jayhawkers
Kansans
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Army Camp
West Point
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Missouri Valley
Army ‘Barracks
Army
East
Dayhawkers
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University Lin
West Point Cial
Virg" Miller
Judge Menger's Eligible Bachelors Reduced by One Third
Judge Menger announces via the Journal World that his list of eligible bachelors has dwindled to two after marrying Grant Mull this morning at 9 20. Ralph Lawrence and John Riling still linger on the list as rivals. Deputy Lawrence invites Miss Froeliger to marry, while Riling steps aside in the probate court matchmaking. The Douglas county Sunday School convention will begin tomorrow and run through Thursday with corrected dates noted.
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L. H. Menfier
Probate Court
Lawrence
Grant Mulr
Ralph Lawrence
John Riling
Menger
Journal-World
Grang Mull
Alice L. Froeliger
Teenie Secale
Douglas County Sunday School Association
First Woman Senator Appointed in Georgia
Mrs. W. H. Felton of Cartersville elected by Gov. Thomas W. Hardwick to fill the late Thomas E. Watson’s Senate seat until November elections. Hardwick also announces candidacy to succeed Watson. he had offered to Mrs. Watson, who declined due to ill health and reluctance to serve publicly.
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Aa. P
W. H. Felton
Cartersville
Thomas W. Hardwick
Thomas .E. Watson
Felton
Hardwick
U. S
Thomas BE. Watson
Georgia
Van Gordon Wins Chicago Praise
Cyrena Van Gordon of the Chicago Opera Company will replace Mario Chamice at the University concert course opening next Monday evening. She has sung Azucena Laura Ortrud Delilah Amneris Erda Fricka Waltraute and Brünnhilde with strong acclaim. Chicago papers praise her range tone and dramatic power.
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Chicago Opera Company
Mario Chamice
Metropolitan Opera Company
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Chicaro
Azucenia
Chicago American
Chicago Tribune
Herahd-Examiner
Herahd-Examiner Said: “‘Miss van Gordoy
Comipinini
Miss van Gorton
van Gordon
White Trial Postponed in Emporia Case
William Allen White's trial for displaying a strikers placard in his paper office is delayed to the February term. County Attorney Roland Boynton said the continuance was granted following guidance from the attorney general due to the death of White's attorney Henry Ganse.
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Emporia
Get
William Allen White
Roland Boynton
R. J. Hopkins
Turkish irregulars clash with Greeks near Thrace border
Greek forces killed twenty six Turkish irregulars including one officer after a Turkish raid into the Chataja neutral zone. A Constantinople dispatch said 800 Turks crossed the Thrace border at Sinekli and attacked a Greek outpost before Greek reinforcements forced them back across the boundary.
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Constantinople
Chataja Nevtral Zone
Poly‘menakos
Thrace
Sinekli
Heaths Leave City to Start New Life in California
After two years at the City drug Store Lester BE Heath resigns and, with Mrs Heath, sails for Denver to visit Mrs Heath’s parents. They plan to settle in Long Beach California where they expect to make their home. They have made many friends in Lawrence during their stay.
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California
Lester BE
Heath
Mrs. Heath
Denver
Long Beach
Cal
Lawrence
Lawrence High School Plans Athletic Field and Equipment
The board of education approved drafting a detailed equipment list for the new Lawrence High School building with architect William B. Ittmer and authorized the superintendent and department heads to finalize plans. Estimated initial equipment cost ranges from 60 000 to 60 000 dollars, excluding shop and some gym equipment. The shop setup is projected at 10 000 to 20 000 dollars. The board discussed the University athletic board’s permission to use the stadium for football this fall and noted the need for a dedicated Lawrence athletic field in the future. The board voted 50 dollars for each elementary library and approved dismissal on October 19 and 20 for teachers to attend the Kansas State Teachers Association session.
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Lawrence
Board of Education
Wm. B. Ittmer
Smith
Athletic Board of
the University
Lawtence High
Kansas State Teachers’ Association
Evans plans corner apartment project on Ninth and New Hampshire
Frank Evans owns the property at the Ninth and New Hampshire corner and will build three four room apartments. Two stores will face Ninth Street with the Lawrence wallpaper and Dolph Watson grocery occupying one each. a third store room remains to be rented. The stucco building will be remodeled inside and is slated for completion by December 1 after city commissioners approved the plans submitted last night.
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Wark
Ninth
New Hampshire Streets
Frank Evans
New Hampshire Street
Ninth Street
Lawrence Wall Paper
Dolph Watson
Evans
City League Essays Draw Student Interest at KU
The Kansas League of Municipalities sees rising interest in its city league essay contest at the University of Kansas. Secretary John Stutz says many letters confirm student entry with the first deadline October 10. Marysville mayor has arranged four prizes of 10 dollars each for top essays on four topics. Irving Hill is re elected president of the board of education. C B Hosford again serves as vice president. Buy a Superior Chevrolet and enjoy the difference every day.
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Kansas League of Municipalities
University of Kansas
John Stutz
League
Stutz
Marysville
Irving Hill
Board of Education
C. B. Hosford
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