Turks Accept Allied Note On Near East Crisis
Turkiye nationalists have accepted in principle the allied note on the Near East situation. Mudania talks proceed satisfactorily as Ismet Pasha’s delegates push for terms and contact with the British is to be avoided by nationalist troops. Russia looms as a possible factor in settlement and evacuation of Smyrna refugees extends to October.
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Constantinople
Associated Press
Harington
Pasha
London
Ismet Pasha
Jin
Mazarakis
Sarriyarinis
Russia
Ikely
Mudania
Mustaph Pasha
Urgin
Lave
Ub. Mudunia
J Rine Ypiatinas
Fire on UU Destroyer London Disputed Dispatch
A Reuters summary from an Athens semi official source says an American destroyer was engaged while disembarking troops at Aivoli on the Asia Minor coast north of Smyrna opposite Mytilene. The report notes Turkish artillery on the opposite shore and mentions the coast near Smyrna.
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London
A. P
Reuter
Salvation Army Drive Planned Across Counties Next Week
The Salvation Army advisory board across most counties sets a next week campaign to fund relief work. Lawrence prepares an intensive drive directed by the American Legion and the Elks with a big Tag Day during the Odd Fellows gathering. Despite drought and strikes this year, many families face poverty and cold. posters urge giving to aid hungry and needy residents.
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Salvation Army Advisory Board
Davive
American Légion and the Elks
Lawrence Board
Salvation Army
God
Lawrence
Coniure
Merchants Plan Dinner Meeting for Sales Day
The merchants of the city will gather at 6 15 tonight to discuss plans for the next sales day on October 25. Charlie Decker, the meeting chairman, urges all merchants to attend or to come later for business announcements and to form committees for the event.
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Charlie Decker
Visit K C Rotary Members Attend Kansas City Luncheon
About thirty members of the Lawrence Rotary club attended a luncheon in Kansas City Kansas yesterday joining Rotarians from Kansas City Missouri Leavenworth Ottawa Topeka and other clubs. The day featured a noon luncheon and plans to seat Rotarians by football sections. President Paul A Dinsinger reported on Kansas City conference points and Ardmore Oklahoma was chosen for the next district convention.
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Lawrence
Sil Rotarians
Alfred G. Hill
Kansas
Wiedemartn
Aril
Paul
A. Dinsinger
de FP. Jones
Arkansas City
Ardmore
Oklo
F.C. Allen
West Point
University Scholarship Committee Meeting Notice
The scholarship committee at the University holds a meeting in room 1414 Fraséy Hall on Thursday evening in October. Members are urged to attend for agenda review and scholarship decisions.
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Fraséy Hall
Giants Win First Game Of World Series In Thriller
The New York Giants defeat the Yankees 12 to 2 in the opening World Series game. An eighth inning rally by the Giants overwhelmed Yankees star Bush, with four consecutive hits fueling a big scoring surge. The crowd of over 35,000 witnessed the Giants seize control early and never relinquish it.
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New York
Associated Press
Giants
Yankees
Bush
Groh
Moeusel
Nehf
Schang
Styngen
Kelly
Snyder
Sun
Scott
Ward
Witt
Dugan
Stengel
Rath
Bancroft
Priseh
Grol
Mausel
Frisch
Hoyt
Prischi
Young
World Series Showdown Set At Horseshoe Stadium
New York Yankees face the National League champion in game one at a vastly capacity Horseshoe stadium named Coogan. McGraw’s Mets rivals pursue the title while Yankees aim to rebound after a slow start and critics question pitching depth. Officials expect a near full house of about 40 060 fans.
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New York
Horseshoe Stadium
Coogan
Doh
McGraws
Realy
Todiy Bo Ougies
Miller Huggins
Yankees
Ulico: Manhattan
McGraw
Nationals
Flucsins
Olo
Polos
Santa Fe Strike Talks Face Settlement Pressure
The Santa Fe company workers, led by vice president Aeds Wells, issued a statement denying a kettleman’s election. He notes unions seek to push a settlement, while reports suggest rising tensions and ongoing company communications amid stalled negotiations.
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Aeds Wells
Santa Pe Ratlepany
Union Nilieitla
Santa Fe
Van Gordon Program at University School of Fine Arts
Donn Ho Butler announced the Van Gordon program with Cyrene Vian Gundigy as prima donna for the Chicago Grand Opera Company in Robitson ey Muasinn next Monday. Abna Tul want will accompany. The concert opens the twentieth annual concert course at de Gai Versitys. The program includes Lark, Glinka Balakirev, and The Cry at the Val kyrie by Wagner with audience requests.
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Donn Ho. Butler
University School of Fine Arts
Cyrene Vian Gurdgiy
Chicago Grand Opéra Company
Robitson
Abna Tulwant
Gwentiethy
de Gai
Avia
Lurvley
Tusaty Caovile
Rulbey
Collaweki
Baehs Che
Bouwr Lark
Glinka-Balakerin
John Prindte Beatt
Dyushka
Kensy Hadley
Woo A. Thayer
Hoetbert Virde
Lorraine Lorraine Lorres
Charles Gilbert
Sprots
Wagner
Mrs Felton Hopeful on Enforcement Overlaws
Mrs An Felton, the first woman United States senator candidate, spoke today on human control in Am un duties. She stressed enforcement over laws and said success hinges on how they are applied, not merely written, amid shifting social norms including the fading flapper era.
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An. Felton
United States
Thomas Watson
Weather Update for Kansas Includes Fair Tonight and Thursday
Kansas forecast calls for fair conditions tonight and Thursday with warm trend. Brief comments note high temperatures around yesterday’s levels and cooler today with mild afternoon. Minor typing errors in the original text obscure exact figures but the main takeaway is continued warm, dry weather.
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Kansas
Frederick Libby to Speak at Chamber Luncheon Monday
Frederick I Libby will address a special Chamber of Commerce luncheon Monday on international peace. Drawing on decades as European workmissioner for the Quaker relief committee, he argues war must be outlawed as a method of settling disputes and urges cooperative global effort.
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Frederick I. Libby
Chamber of Commerce
Vial Council
Europe
Asia
Libby Losponte
Uiniversal
Hssueiulinn
Chambers of Commerce
Wanith
Godelies
Libby
Sululion
Bank Closure Shocks Labette Kansas Bank
Labette state bank at Labette Kansas ten miles southeast of Parsons closed by order of the state banking department. Estimated deficit around 25000 due to crops and agriculture lending failures. Deposits about 50000, capital 10000, surplus 4000. J Sandell says stock and surplus nearly cover losses. cashier J Vence Dick resigned months ago. Also notes citizenship and naturalization case for Andreas Christopoulos who plans Lawrence as permanent home and to naturalize as Andy Christ. Bankers elect officers: John H. Sosf of Milwaukee elected president of the American bankers association. Welter Heal of Omaha named vice-president. William E. Kuok of New York named second vice-president.
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Tonuka
Labette State Bank
Labette
Kansas
Parsons
State Banking Department
J. Sandell
J. W. Henderson
J. Vence Dick
Stile Guaranty
Andreas Christopoulos
Supreme Case
Andy Christ
Lawrence
United States
Bankers Elect
York
John H
Sof
Milwaukee
Tadiey Wa
Amer Bankers’ Association
Weltern Heal
Omaha
Nebraska
Fit
Willian E. Kuok
New Yorks
Serord
Lawrence to Host Record-Size Odd Fellows Convention
A prep meeting for the upcoming Loyal Lodge event drew the largest local attendance yet. Lawrence expects 4 000 to 5 000 delegates, with 2 700 rooms booked and plans for banquets, dances, and a Monday mixer as the convention runs through Wednesday with a final parade and speeches by Lucien Bas Lin and Chancellor Lindley.
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General Karman
Roval Lodge
Btu
Loval Lodge
Lawrence
Hutchinson
el Dorado
Chantleur of Commerce
Abouut
Dlay Tae
Bovelovk
Wiedemann
Patviereha
J AG U
Rebekah Tocise
Baptist Church
O. WS
Lucien Bas Lin
St. Joseph
Gral Sire
Grand Bodwes
United States
Will
Robinson Gymnasiam
Lindley
Loyal Sons
Duaneing
Kansas Engineer 5th Issue Highlights Navy and Commerce
The Kansas Engineer published by the University of Kansas School of Engineering features its 5th issue with thirty two pages and an original cover by Vern Smith. Dean R L Sackett of Pennsylvania State University contributes Why Is An Engineer and The Navy's Relation to Commerce and Industry by Lt. Commander R R Kuimete, US Navy.
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Kansas Engineer
School of Engineering
Vern Smith
Department of Seal Engineeriie
R. L. Sackett
Pennsylvania State University
RR. R. Kuimete
United States Navy
Tuberculosis Clinic Records New Cases At City Hall
At the regular monthly tuberculosis clinic held yesterday in Greenville four teen were new cases among twenty eight examined. Seven active cases were diagnosed by Dr Tavejan, who runs the clinic, including several attendees at the clinic. Leoney Declined Appointment As Presiding Officer Of State Commission Of Appeals Division A in Greenville Texas October 4 Former Attorney General Leoney declined the post after Governor Nett offered it following R F B Spencer’s resignation due to business reasons.
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Tave- Jan
Leoney
Greenville
Tex
EL. Leoney
State Commission of Appeals
Division A
Nett
R. F B. Spencer
Looney
Lawrence Roosevelt Football Game Rescheduled To Friday
The Lawrence Roosevelt football game, moved from Saturday afternoon to Friday at 3 o clock, is rescheduled due to student assembly at the stadium for the annual game return. The change affects attendees and local scheduling.
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Vriday
Ere Dents
Reverend Tindell and Wife Visit Lawrence Friends
The Rev. Q O L Tindell and wife of Zion City are visiting in Lawrence with the Garvins and other friends after driving through. Tindell, once a Methodist minister for fifteen years, led a Dowie movement college in Chicago and later joined the Aionists council. He now serves as elder and associate editor of Leaves of Heating and Theocrat, praising Zotiva as a major figure. He notes Zion City churches outside the movement were started by former Zionists, and acknowledges strict theater and dancing rules affect youth. His brother J J Tindall, longtime Lawrence Y M C A resident, now near Chicago and seeking good health.
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QO. L. Tindell
Zion City
Garvins
Lawrence
Tindall
Methodist Church
Chicago
Council of Ten
Dand
Leaves of
Zotiva
Milwaukee
Zionist Muverment
Alexander Dowie
J. J Tindall
Y. MG. A
Nomiai
Students Earn Own Way At W U L
Forty percent of the student body at W U L is self supporting or partially so, per a committee survey. The committee aims to learn what assistance is needed for part time work and seeks positions for students, including home companions, governesses, or horsework for their community.
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St. Tags
Det
W.ul
Hagen Goes Fo Kansas Robbery Suspect Held in KC
Governor Hyde honored a requisition from Kansas for John G. Hagen, charged in the June 22 1922 robbery of Joe P. Howard's store in Kansas City Kansas with several accomplices. Hagen, once head of the Midwest detective agency, was arrested in Kansas City Missouri and later released on bond. He was implicated by George C. Willis, also jailed. He had starred in the Denzel Chester murder trial in Kansas City Missouri about a year earlier.
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Jefferson City
Arthur J. Hyde
Allien
Kansas
John G. Hagen
Joe P. Howard
Kansas City
Hagan
George C. Willis
Midwest Detective Agency
Kansan City
Denzel Chester
Plorence Barton
K. C. Mo
County pays claim for condemned tubercular cattle
Douglas county paid eight thousand forty dollars for condemning sixty four tubercular cows belonging to AL W Garvin. State livestock inspector J H Merver tests two more herds for tuberculosis to determine further action.
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Douglas County
AL W. Garvin
J. H. Merver
University Concert Course urged for civic harmony
Mayor Ger. L. Kreeck appeals to Lawrence residents to support the University Concert Course describing it as a premier civic event. He emphasizes its value in fostering peace, beauty, and inspiration through music and notes tickets are affordable for broad community access.
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Lawrence
Kansas Alumni Plan Eastern Invasion For KU West Point Game
Alumni from major eastern cities mobilize to attend the Kansas West Point clash. Telegrams report large KU crowds from Philadelphia to New York, with plans to sail back on the Hudson for a celebratory dinner with Governor Allen aboard. Officials consider inviting Coach Clark and the team to Gard Nicholson.
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University of Kansas
Army Field
Pennsylvania
New York
Portland
Maing
Wilmington
Del
Carl J. Cannon
New York K. U
Hudson River
Ayid
Governor Allen
West Point
Clark
Gard
Alfred G. Hill
Af Ald’ Ik
Army
Kansas Pra Bank
Dayhawker
Kansas
Kunsand
Eastern
KK U
Alfred Hill
Cannon
Hudson
Dr. Forrest
C. Alien
Detroit
May Change Schedule For University Classes On Saturdays
University Senate will consider scheduling Saturday morning classes next semester as a special order. Dean Herschel W Arrant and Prof A T Walker introduced the proposal. Discussions covered convocation policies and a plan to set a fixed weekly time for conversations or other meetings.
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University Senate
Herschel W. Arrant
School of Law
A. T. Walker
Dean Kent
Coipmitte
Thandau
Burni
Gartner
Senate
Kruse
O'Leary
Wang
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