Mudania talks edge toward Turkish Greek peace
At Mudania the allied and Turkish delegates inch toward a Turkish Greek peace with terms to evacuate the Dardanelles neutral zone, British hold on Constantinople during talks, and a demarcation near Chanak. Smyrna reports Greek displeasure and obstacles persist as Angora sends envoys to negotiate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smyrna
Associated Press
Athens
Constantinople
Kandra
Black Sea
Ismid Peninsula
Chanak
Dardanelles
National Assembly
Angora
Mudania Conference Returns To Consider Thrace Question
In Constantinople on October 5 the Mudania conference reconvened to address Thrace with the Greek delegation's stance drawing concern. Turkish sources report that the allied Turkish agreement forbids fortifications near the Dardanelles and requires British military operations in Turkey to cease immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stantinople
Sea of
Marmara
Turkey
Constantinople
Associated Press
Thracee
Mudania
Dardanelles
North Bay Fire Disaster Sparks Refugee Flight
North Bay Ontario faces a raging forest fire forcing refugees from Haileybury to flee by boat and train. Reports say fifty to a hundred people were drowned while crowded at the dock and fleeing through flames that struck a Catholic church causing panic. Refugees describe a chaotic, burning waterfront and dangerous conditions as railways and ships attempt to move survivors amid warped tracks and heavy smoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Bay
Ont
Ogtates
Haileybury
Cath- Aic
Michael Burns
Lake Temiskaming
A. P. Whitlock
Swift’s
North Cobalt
T. and N. O
Better Business Dinner for Lawrence Merchants
Lawrence merchants are invited to a dinner at 6 15 oclock in the Chamber of Commerce dining room to plan the October 26 sales day. The one hour meeting will follow dinner. tickets are fifty cents from the Chamber or Charlie Decker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Chamber of Commerce
Charlie Decker
Senators Heflin Names Bankers Over Resigning Board Endorsement
Senator Heflin released a letter to President McAdams of the American Bankers Association urging that the New York convention not adopt a resolution endorsing W P G Harding of Alabama for reappointment to the federal reserve board. Heflin said he heard a rumor that Governor Harding and allies had been pressing to influence ABA delegates to back the endorsement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Heflin
Ali
T. B. McAdams
Auierivah Bankers’ Association
New York
Alabama
Federal Reserve Board
Harding
American Bankers Association
Kansas Weather Forecast Snapshot
Fair tonight with cooler readings in the northern area. Friday shapes up fair and cooler in the east. Temperature trends show yesterday’s high and today’s low, with lighter winds and a gentle gradient across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Giants Tie Yankees In Tumultuous World Series Opener
In New York on Oct 5 the first world series game extended into extra innings before darkness halted after ten innings. The Giants led early 3 0 with three runs in the first while the Yankees answered in the first, third and eighth. Meusel homered for the Giants and Ruth, Pipp and Dugan produced late threats as the score ended 3 3 at darkness with the tied game continuing on page 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Associated Press
Giants
Yanks
Bancroft
Ward
Groh
Frisch
Meusel
Young
Witt
Kelly
Schang
Yankees
Dugan
Grandstand
Ruth
Pipp
Scott
Groh Prisch
Secon
Shawkey
Cunningham
Barnes
Mrisch
Ruthi
Snyder
McGraw
Huggins
Bob Brawkey
Tony McGraw
Jess Barnes
Karisan
Fogs Block Aviators From Nonstop New York Flight
San Diego Oct 5 heavy fogs in mountain districts beyond Te meenema warty forced Lieutenants John A MacTready and Oakley Kelley to abandon their non stop San Diego to New York City flight in the army monoplane T 2 They announced plans to attempt a new endurance record The monoplane started Rockwell field at 556 am and returned around 8 am Then 14 minutes later it circled to land but fog over the mountains prevented crossing The message said ideal weather near San Diego and a 24 hour flight to set a record The plane then rose to about 4000 feet and headed toward Coronado Island south of San Diego
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Cal
Temeenla Warty
John A. MacTready
Oakley Kelley
New York City
Rockwell Field
Coronado Island
Plans complete for University Student Day celebration
Complete plans for a University Student Day to be held Saturday describe campus cleanup squads organized by the schools under Dean Arant and Prof G A Shaad. Volunteers from Medicine and Pharmacy join Law, Engineering, and other colleges to prepare Marvin Grove and Stadium grounds while a special electric scoreboard system will broadcast West Point play by play. A large dinner funded by the University will honor workers, and non workers pay a fee to enter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School of Kin
Dean Arant
Marvin Grove
Schools of Medicine and Pharmacy
School of Engineering
G. A. Shaad
Marvin Hall
Obi
Lawrence
Rail unions ink southeastern pact extend wages to 1923
Railroads of the southeastern United States and brotherhood conductors and trainmen signed an agreement settling outstanding differences and extending current wage and working regulations until Oct 31, 1923. The Baltimore and Ohio system joined the eastern group’s pacts, leaving B and O as the lone trunk line without a prior deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Southeastern
United States
Brotherhood
Cleveland
Associated Press
Baltimore and Ohio
Brotherhood of’ Railroad
Vinland Cemetery Club to Meet at Presbyterian Church
The Vinland Cemetery club will meet Saturday afternoon at the Vinland Presbyterian church. The group has recently invested time and money to install a new fence around the cemetery and a cement arch gateway at the entrance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinland Cemetery Club
Presbyterian Church
Vinland
Postmaster C. 5. Finch Inspects Ten Rural Routes
Under Washington orders Postmaster C. 5. Finch inspects ten rural routes emanating from the Lawrence post office to observe road conditions the position and condition of mail boxes and the efficiency of mail delivery on each route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
C. 5
Finch
Lawrence
Legion Exhibit Brings War Relics to Cher’s Store Window
The American Legion posts a display of war souvenirs in Cher’s store window to remind the public of veterans’ benefits before the November 7 election. The exhibit includes a captured German anti tank gun shell trench telegraph glasses and a French priest embroidered neckpiece and a German machine gunner breast plate with bullet holes. It also features gas gloves gas mask field glasses shoulder straps from a German ordinance captain and a French war map among other items drawing notable public interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Cher
Mt. Lee
Seret
Wl. H. Grege
Argonne
189Th Infantry
Man Ordnance
Children Citizenship Topic At Kiwanis Luncheon
The Kiwanis club heard Mrs. HH Mayfield of Topeka discuss the Kansas Children's Code Commission and its plans to improve child welfare. Proposals include care for defective and delinquent children, regulation of adoptions, health nursing, and tighter marriage age rules, with state supervision and a six month probation for new adoptions. The Commonwealth Fund, $500,000, could fund Lawrence health improvements, a goal welcomed by the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Wiwanis Club
Wiedemann
Mayfield
Topeka
Kansas Children’s Code Commission
Winfield
Bower of
Kreeck
Commonwealth Fund
Kiwanis Club
Lawrence
H. A. Shinn
Dick Dick Resigns From Twelfth District Candidacy
Harry Dick resigned today as a candidate for the legislature from the Twelfth district. He handed his resignation to county chairman Marshall Gorrill and it was filed with the county clerk. The resignation creates a vacancy on the Republican ticket to be filled by the county central committee. A meeting was set for Saturday at the courthouse to fix the vacancy. Dick said he resigned in the best public interest, with no malice, and wished thanks to loyal friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Dick
Marshall Gorrill
Gorrill
Central Committee
Gorrilk
Mr. Dick
Court House
Douglas County
Injunction proceedings extend for railroad shop crafts
In Chicago on October 5 the strike leaders were granted another 24 hours to file their answer to a government suit seeking a nationwide permanent injunction. Attorney Donald Richberg attacked Attorney General Daugherty and Solicitor General Heck and tried to read a letter to Mr Beck, but was stopped by Blackburn Esterline. Richberg then urged the court to call other circuit judges to assist in trying the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Associated Press
Donald Richberg
Daugherty
Heck
Beck
Blackburn Esterline
Prenorm
James HH. Wilkerson
Richberg
Oil production rises in week ending September 30
The daily average gross crude oil production of the United States increased by 2,000 barrels for the week ending September 30, totaling 1,509,050 barrels versus 1,507,050 in the prior week, per the American Petroleum Institute weekly summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
American Petroleum Institute
Window Displays Next Week Urged by Ad Man Norton
Francis H Norton of Obei s urges merchants to stage standout window displays for the upcoming I O C F convention. He stresses bright even lighting, clean immaculate windows, polished fixtures, and selective merchandizing to attract passersby. He notes three links and Odd Fellows colors could feature in windows and says style shows will interest attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis H. Norton
Obei’s
Norton
Jia
Nehefs Father in Town During World Series Visit
Arthur Nehf's father arrived in town driving through western Kansas and camped with his wife and daughter in Lawrence. The Giants star pitched in the opening game under John McGraw but left in the seventh to allow Smith to bat with bases loaded. Giants won in the eighth. Nehf was not credited with the win and is expected to start Saturday's game for McGraw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Nehf
Kansas
Nehf
Lawrence
John McGraw
Smith
Giants
Nehl
McGraw
Dummy Caylor Hurt In Car Crash Near City
Former New York Giants pitcher "Dummy" Taylor suffered bruises and severe cuts to head and face when his owned coupe overturned on Highway between here and Topeka around 4:60 this morning. He walked four miles to town, then drove the car home to Quathe. the car was brought to the Pearless garage for repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
New York Giants
Fort
Topeka
Qlathe
Memorial service for Dr A L Shelton held by state Christian church
The state convention of the Christian church ends with a memorial service for Dr A L Shelton medical missionary murdered by Chinese brigands last spring. His sister Naomi Shelton of Wellington Kansas joins the program. Shelton was a renowned foreign missionary and Kansan, formerly from Anthony. Selection of the place for the next meeting lists Salina Manhattan and Winfield as candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yopeku
Christian Church
A. L. Shelton
China
Naomi Shelton
Wellington
Kansas
Shelton
America
Anthony
Seletion
Salina
Manhattan
Winfield
Destroyer Bombarded While Rescuing Refugees Report Repeats
A report that an American destroyer was bombarded by Turkish forces while taking off refugees at Aivali near Smyrna is being repeated from Athens. The navy and State Department say they have no confirmation of the attack and no details are available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Aivali
Smyrna
Q Reuter
Athens
Legation
Navy
State Department
Citizens Bank Wins Suit In Iola District Court
The Citizens State Bank of Lawrence won judgment for 3600 dollars in district court at Iola yesterday. The suit, on a note and for foreclosure of mortgage against E Otis Perkins, concerned property in Iola. Count the Chevrolets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizen's Bank
Iola
Citizens State Bank of
Lawrence
E. Otis Perkins
Innovations draw men from electric railway work in Chicago talk
William Von Phul of New York former president of Market Street lines San Francisco told the convention of the American Electric Railway association that gas engines aviation and radio innovations entice young men away from electric railway jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
William von Phul
New York
Market Street Lines
San Francisco
American Fleetric Railway Association
Marriage Licenses Granted by Probate Judge Menger
Judge Menger issued one license and married couples yesterday. Guy B. King and Emma B. Kather of Kansas City obtained a license and will wed by Rev. Frank Jennings. Everett E. Bly of Omaha and Dorothy Hendrix of Kansas City were married in the judge's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menger
Guy B. King
Emma B. Kather
Kansas City
Frank Jennings
Everett E. Bly
Omaha
Dorothy Hendrix
Legion and Elks drive to raise Salvation Army funds
American Legion and Elks Club will run a house to house fund drive next week to support the Salvation Army. Ward captains are named in each precinct and volunteers are welcome to aid solicitors. Business districts will be approached after a convention, with city groups endorsing the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
American Legion
Elks Club
The
Huks
W. H. McKone
Ed. Schmidt
Dick Williams
George Lowman
S. G. Clarke
A. B. Oliver
L. A. Pink
Ralph Dicker
Harry Dicker
American Legion and Elks
Massachusetts Street
Chamber of Commerce
American Legion and the Elks
McLouth Radio Brings World Series Home Fans
McLouth residents heard the World Series game by radio a year ago spreading sports news to small towns. J. Wottutmeg attended the broadcast in McLouth and radio coverage let fans hear every hit, stolen base, error, and play, a new improvement over relying on morning papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McLouth
United States
Polo Grounds
J. Wottutmeg
Holmes
High School Dramatic Club Elects Officers
Junius Underwood was elected president with Mary Nell Hamilton as vice president. Esther Jane Jones becomes secretary and Bradley Judy serves as business manager. The play committee plans a public performance before Thanksgiving, for the first play of the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junius Underwood
Mary Nell Hamilton
Esther Jane Jones
Bradley Judy
Bus and Car Collision Near Topeka Injures Driver
A White Star bus carrying Miss Josephine Hill and Miss Mary Palmer collided with a car driven by a woman near Topeka yesterday afternoon. The car driver sustained a nose injury while a passenger on the bus was injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Hill
Mary Palmer
Topeka
White Star
Art
Marriage under Topeka probate judges report
Married this morning by Probate Judge Menger to Dora Neely of Topeka. The ceremony followed by celebration under the supervision of Judge William G. Skaggs and Dora Neely of Topeka was performed in a formal probate session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. Skaggs
Dora, Neely
Topeka
Menger
Buy a Superior Chevrolet and Enjoy the Daily Differences
A promotional note invites buyers to choose Superior Chevrolet, promising noticeable daily benefits from the purchase. It highlights the brand, dealership, and the idea of ongoing value in everyday driving.
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Thrace
Paris
Muriania
Figaro
Galopoli
Granicous
Skamander
Maritza
Chanak Zone
London
Greece
British Foreign ‘ Office
Horace Rumbold
Russia
Ukraine
Georgia
Gov
Stengel
Setett
Secang
Nelly
Bagger
Durran
Shane
Priseh
Cosmin
Mensel
Sehang
Tancroft
Friseh
Lell
King
Shaawkey
Scott Barnes
Brancroft
K. U
Legion
Kansas Children's Code Commission
Action Today
Committee
F. H. Norton
Nehef
Dummy" Caylor
Ditech
Christian Church Convention
Chevrolets
Ilegion and
ELKS
C. of
Cub
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