Passive Warfare on Under Cover
Paris reports confirm German pay for October across Ruhr and Bavarian Palatinate railways despite ceasefire. Allied railwaymen oath seen as German custom. accompanying calm in Bavaria praised. Hugo Stinnes travels to Duesseldorf for Ruhr industrial talks with General DeGoutte to discuss reviving activity and occupation changes.
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Paris
Associated Press
Ruhr
Bavarian Palatinate
Berlin
Germany
Duesseldorf
Hugo Stinnes
T Mun
Ruhr Industrie Group
General DeGoutte
Germas
Atkinson Wins Detroit Aviation Trophy Race
John Atkinson from Omaha won the Detroit Aviation country club trophy for commercial planes in St Louis. He flew a Ballanea monoplane with four passengers and averaged 9.26 miles per hour over the 250 kilometer course. Perry Hutton of Wichita placed second at 7.5 miles per hour. Samuel Jones of Garden City finished third. Lieut Holmes flying Thomas Morse won first prize for stunting.
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St. Louis
Associated Press
John Atkinson
Omaha
Detroit Aviation Country Club
Atkinson
Perry Hutton
Wich
Samuel Jones
Garden City
S.M. Holmes
Thomas Morse
Britain to await French reparations proposals says Curzon
Lord Curzon told the imperial conference that Britain will wait to discuss Germanys end of passive resistance until new French proposals are made. He added that Britain is ready to receive and discuss the French proposals in a friendly spirit.
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London
Get
Associated Press
Germany
Lord Curzon
Prisoner siege continues at Western Kentucky Prison
In Eddyville Kentucky on October 5, heavy machine gun fire resumed against the dining hall where two men were seen inside by a sentry using field glasses, while a third man remained unseen. The trio had seized arms, killed two guards, and barricaded themselves in the dining hall since yesterday morning.
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Eddyville
Western Kentucky
Tuttle Pleads Guilty In Liquor and Vehicle Offenses
Lawrence man J W Tuttle pleaded guilty to intoxicated driving on the forteto-fort highway in a hearing before Justice John Clark and received fines of 25 dollars plus costs on each charge. Fre Elbro also faced a 26 dollar fine and costs for intoxication. Separate report notes Harold Constant's four door Ford sedan was stolen from Massa street last night.
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Tuttle
J. W. Tuttle
Lawrence
Forteto-Fort
John Clark
Fre Elbro
Harold Constant
Massa
Chupetts
Stresemann Plan May Be Blocked in Reichstag
The German Democratic Party in the Reichstag adopted a resolution declaring the party cannot support a government without a parliamentary basis. With other parties sharing this view, it is unlikely Stresemann will form a cabinet without parliamentary backing.
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Associated Press
German Democratic Party
Reichstae
Streseman
Fort Scott seeks injunction against Ku Klux Klan parade
Attorney General Charles R Cullith with aides filed in district court for an injunction to ban parading in masks by the Ku Klux Klan in Fort Scott and Kansas. Judge Gates set a temporary hearing for 9 oclock tomorrow. a hearing on a permanent injunction may follow within two weeks.
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Port Scott
United States
Charles Rculltith
Donald W. Stewart
Independence
Ernest E. Blincoe
W. P. Dillard
Harry Warren
Ku Klux Klan
Fort Scott
Kansas
Judie E. C. Gates
9 O’co
Nine Die in Riots Over Cost of Living in Hindenburg
Nine people were killed and fourteen wounded in clashes between police and demonstrators in Hindenburg, Upper Silesia, amid protests over the high cost of living. Berlin reports added that three more were killed and several injured Sunday.
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Hindenburg
Plan Special Session in Oklahoma Impeachment Move Rumored
Informed reports say a call for a lower house session is underway likely to lead to an impeachment session against Governor Walton. Unofficially, lawmakers note the move, while opponents seek injunctions to halt election certification tied to a constitutional amendment.
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Oklahoma
Associated Press
Govdh C. Walton
Poral
Walton
Millionaire Indicted in Helen Stokes Case
W E dD Stokes New York hotelier and six associates indicted by county grand jury on nine counts of conspiracy tied to Mrs Helen Elwood Stokes divorce suit. Rehearing set for Monday in New York as tensions rise in high profile case. Northern gale causes damage in England and France delaying telegraph lines and Channel traffic.
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Chicana
Cassociate Press
W. E. Dd. Stokes
New York
Daniel Nugent
Helen Elwood Stokes
Wich Stokes
Stokes
London
Associated Press
England
France
Lloyd George Visits America Amid War Echoes
Former British premier David Lloyd George arrives in New York as a private citizen and plans to meet President Wilson. Police disperse a protest by women at City Hall, tearing banners charging Britain with lying and bootleggers flooding the U S with illicit liquor. No arrests are reported as extra precautions are set.
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New York
Davis Llord
George
Great Britain
Uip
United Strates
Canada
Mauretenni
Macon
Quarentine
United States
Wilson
Tolay
Hell
Joyd George
America
England
American Association of the Recognition
Ivish Republic
Lloyd George
City Hall
Planaa
Two Long Distance Flights Planned by San Diego Aviators
The Age via Associated Press reports two major long distance flights planned by San Diego army and navy aviators. The first, from the Canadian border to Mexico with mid-air refueling around October 19, will be flown by Captain Lowell Smith and Lieutenant Dunn Richter. The second, the most ambitious naval land plane flight from Culebra Bay through the West Indies to Florida and on to San Diego, is outlined by Captain Albert Marshall, commander of the craft squadron of the battle fleet.
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San Diego
Agesociated
Army and Navy
Mid-Nay
Lowell
TH. Smith
Dunn Richter
Culebra Bay
Panama Canal
West Indies
Florida
Albert Marshall
Lawrence Country Club Annual Meeting and Golf Dinner
Stockholders of the Lawrence Country Club will meet at the club house for the annual business meeting. Nine directors will be chosen with three directors to go out of office each year. A golf tournament between members Walter Varnum and Karl Kleoz will conclude with a dinner at the club tonight.
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Lawrence
Lockhart Captured After Six Weeks on Run
Fort Smith Arkansas. Ed Lockhart an Ok Tahoma bandit was captured while he slept in a barn on Charles Baker’s ranch six miles from Kansas in Delaware County Oklahoma. Police also seized S Z Dodson wanted for a Bartlesville train robbery and Baker, charged with harboring criminals. Lockhart faces parole violation charges and a $50 reward. Dodson and Baker were jailed at Venita Oklahoma, while Lockhart awaits decision at Jay.
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Baker
Ben Smith
Delaware County
Lockhart
Jay
Dodson
Venita
Oklahoma
Harrison
Arkansas
Font
Peoples Bank of
Henry Starr
McClanahan Jo A Appointed to Bankers Audit Panel
M'Clanahan Joe A FP McClanahan vice president of Citizens' State Bank was named to the auditing committee of the Kansas State Bankers Association at the Topeka convention. Other members include A K R Wallace of White City and George W Hanna of Chanute Center. He criticized the bank guarantee fund as impractical and pointed to criticisms following the Wichita State Bank failure.
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A. FP. McClanahan
Citizens’ State Bank
Kansas State Banker's Association
Topeka
A. KR. Wallace
White City
George W. Hanna
Chay Center
McGhanahan
Comoleto Fire Insurance
State Bank
Wichita
Missouri Withdraws Intervention in Denver and Big Line Plan
Attorney General Jesse W. Barrett announced Missouri withdraws its intervention in ICC proceedings over a reorganization plan for the Denver and Big Grande Western railroad. The City of St. Louis also withdrew, and hearings in Kansas City on October 6 and St. Louis on October 8 were deemed unnecessary.
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Denver
Get. F
Jesse W. Barrett
Aterney General
Missouri
Ormally
Interstate Rcommerce Commission
Denver and Big Grande Western Railroad
St. Louis
Charles D. Mahiffie
Kansas City
Rally Urges Lawrence Citizens to Attend First Football Rally
Opening season rally led by Co L Scott secretary of the Chamber of Commerce urges Lawrence residents to join tonight at Stadio field at 7 80 o clock.
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L. Scott
Chamber of Commerce
Lawrence
Stadio Field
Parole Notice For Suspects From State Penitentiary
A parole notice lists John Striker Joseph Hoser and George Bruce connected to cases at the state penitentiary. Striker and Bruce face terms of one to five years for offenses including bad behaves on the Ice Valley haul and a theft of a watch valued at $50. Hoser’s case notes May 3 boating incident near Midland.
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Shevist
Will Johns
Toseph
George Bruce
Thie Parolu Warinday
Penitenti
Japan Faces Hard Task in Imperial Capital Redesign
Premier Yamamoto said rebuilding Tokyo would be the hardest task a government ever faced and warned that even the finest plan could only partly succeed due to financial limits. The statement stressed the need to consolidate the national foundation amid limited funding and potential international tensions. Also noted were a veterans smoker event in American Legion rooms and local licensing activity, plus Pacific Mail Steamship’s 75th anniversary tracing to 1848 California voyage.
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Tokio
Opt. S
Asanciate Press
Yamarosta
Japan
Explosions Wreck Two Buildings In Piedmont Mo
Two mysterious blasts rocked Piedmont Missouri early today. The first hit in front of J F Berryman and Co. a second blast struck across the street in front of Piedmont Insurance and Lucy Lumber. Both buildings were wrecked, windows shattered for two blocks and the Baptist church damaged. Property loss estimated at more than 15600.
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Tiedmont
Iasinien
J. F. Berryman and Co
Piedmont Insurance Agency
O.1 C. Lucy Lumber
Baptist Church
Special Election Set for October 23 on School Bonds
A special school election is set for October 23 to decide issuing 100,000 in bonds to build a new school in north Lawrence. Mayor George L. Breeck issued the proclamation after a petition with over half the district voters’ signatures. Voting places are listed across Lawrence’s wards and precincts.
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Board of Ctucation
North Lawrence
George L. Breeck
School Fund Commission
Lawrence
First City Hall
West End Greetry
Vermont
Cardley School
Fredagh- McAnster
Wifth
Lindley Drug Store
Had Humble Start For Chamlee At University Concert
Dean Swarthout notes Mario Chamlee’s rise from hardship to fame mirroring Caruso, citing persistent effort as the path to success. Ticket sales have topped recent expectations with several good seats still available at the Round Corner Drag Store and the city business office.
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Caruso
Dean Swarthont
Chambee
Pean Swarthout
Tourve
Round Corner
Cite ' Sity
Commission on Trip Sets Washington Departure for Northwest
The U.S. Commission on cooperative marketing associations for wheat farmers will depart Washington for the Northwest Sunday. The first stop is Chicago Monday for a series of conferences. Managing Director Meyer of the War Finance Corp and Director Mardell, with H. Throhe of the Bureau of Agriculture, Economics, announced the plan but gave few itinerary details.
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Washington
Associated Press
Doles Rattian
H. ThrVohe
Bureau of Agriclture, Economics
Biv. Meyers
Chicago
WARRIAGE CAUSED TROUBLE IN TOPEKA CASE
Myra Miller of Topeka faces bigamy charges after marrying O K Campbell who learned she was already wed to Lawrence Miller. Campbell had appeared in divorce proceedings and claimed a secret marriage led to the jail arrest. Miller explained she believed a second marriage would not cause trouble.
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Myra Miller
Topeka
O. K. Camibell
Renee
Campbell
County Argentine J tion elects Smith president at chamber meeting
Smith was re elected president of the county argentino tion of C2. PL As last night at the quarterly meeting held at the Chamber of Commerce buildings. Other officers elected were vice president W L Rowing, secretary Rieharns, Treasurer W Bo th. Other officers are appointive, it was decided by the members to meet on the first Thursday night of November in Budera for two special meetings.
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Smith
Chamber of Commerce
W. L. Rowing
Rieharns
W. Both
Budera
New Court Docket Ready For November Term
The district court clerk compiles the docket for the November term as no new cases have been filed in Viet court since September 27. Dr Florence Barrows an osteopathic physician specializes in disorders of the colon and rectum and is listed among notable medical professionals.
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Viet
Florence Barrows
Pep Chapel Prepares Lawrence High Kansas Football Game
A morning pep chapel at Lawrence High precedes the Kansas versus Ransom football game. Announcements include required dental inspections for all students, with speeches from Hob Smith Andy McDonahd coach Charles Halmonidat and Tusson Tornex. Faculty leaders Rabingan and Emmitt announce season tickets for sale to students and boys and girls councils.
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Gala CoiTelt
Hob
Smith
Andy McDonahd
Footballesa
Charles Halmonidat
Tusson Tornex
Provident
Relult
Sant
Shoes for Sufferers Shipments to Japan Covered by Red Cross
In Findicott New York twenty five thousand pairs of shoes arrived as the first batch of an order for sixty two thousand five hundred destined for earthquake victims in Japan. The American Red Cross relief program will direct distribution, with all further shipments routed through Seattle to Yokohama.
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Findicott
N.Y
Japan
American Red Cross
Seattle
Wash
Yokohama
Wea
Maskell Scores First In Haskell Warrensburg Game
Haskell Institute led Warrensburg Normal 34 to 0 at end of first quarter with Haskell still ahead 27 at halftime. Warrensburg Real Estate Board to meet Friday at 6 20 pm in the Chamber of Commerce Building. County road crews work on rutty roads after rain. Twenty three infants examined at city hall baby clinic. County commissioners to hold session at the courthouse tomorrow.
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Haskell Institute
Bergely Haskell
Warrensburg
Haskell
Warrensburgh
Real Estate Board
Neuglas
Parade Street Closure Aids University Celebration
City urges residents to park on side streets for a student parade through downtown tomorrow evening. Do not park on Massachusetts Street between the bridge and courthouse after 6 p.m. Mayor George L. Kreeck urges cooperation.
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Massachusetts Street
Bridge
Court House
BP. m
George L. Kreeck
Still Searching for Tom Johnson Body in Know River
Efforts to recover the drowned student Tom Johnson near the Know River bridge continued with a $100 reward for discovery. Dynamite charges were used below the dam to raise the body, while walking and boat patrols scanned the river as searchers hoped for surface visibility this afternoon or tonight.
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Tommy Johnson
Know
Johnston
K U Leaders Talk At University Convocation
Student leaders spoke at a university convocation detailing their groups and activities. Emily Tenney president of the Women’s Student Government Association, Stanley Learned president of the Men’s Student Council, Ruth Terry of USAW CGA, Milton Cummitors of the Y.M.C.A. and Dear Swarthout spoke on campus events. Hap Hamilton, university leader, announced events at the stadium tonight and tomorrow’s parade. Ted Schultz discussed the KK LE football team.
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Emily Tenney
Women’s Student Goverment Association
Stanley Learned
Ruth Terry
USAW
CGA
Ilton Cummitors
Y.M.C
Tsao Kun Is President Of China
Tsao Kun, head of northern militarists, was elected president by parliament in Peking. He succeeds Li Yuan Hung who abdicated, fled to Tien Tsin last spring amid threats of further unrest. Tsao Kun, 40, rose from common soldier to military school and command roles.
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Peking
Associated Press
Marshall Tsao Kun
China
Tsao Kun
Li Yuan Hung
Tien Tsin
Anl
Relics of First Race of Men Unearthed by Professor Hall
Philadelphia reports that Dr Henry A Hall of the University of Pennsylvania museum unearthed bones and relics in western France dating about 80000 years, including paleolithic flint implements found in a clay bank. He described the race as a step above animals. Volunteers Needed to Clear Streets. Twenty Chamber of Commerce members are asked to help clear Massachusetts street of cars before the University street parade. Report to the police chief's office prior to the parade.
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Philadelphia
Gauche
France
Henry A. Hall
University of Pennsylvania Museum
Hall
Europe
Chamber of Commerce
Massachusetts
Fire Department to stage rescue demonstration in Lawrence
The city fire department, Chamber of Commerce, officials and schools plan a Fire Prevention Week demo Tuesday night. Elmer Scott state fire marshal will speak at a dinner, then the department will simulate a roof rescue at the Ecke building using red lights and an aerial ladder. Attendance invited. program aligns with Chicago fire anniversary.
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Chamber of Commerce
Elmer Scott
Tenth
Massachusetts Street
Ecke
Chicago
STI
Asa
Lawrence
Inspector suspects Purnell of House of David in Michigan
In Myndnes Australia on October 5 Inspector Fowler of the detective office stated he believed Rhyy Benjamin TM Purnell of the House of David Colony in Michigan is at North Ryde near here. No instructions to act against Purnell have been issued. Sydney Truth had described the House of David cult at Waterton Road North Ryde with an interview but refused to provide information on Purnell’s presence or location.
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Myndnes
Australia
Fowler
Dretective
Rhyy Benjamin
Purnell
House of David
Michigan
North Ryde
Herve
Sydney
Waterton Road
Star High Jumper Wart Injured in Practice at Stadium
Star University athlete Tom Poor sustained multiple tendon injuries in his ankle during a Kangas Stadium practice. Dr. F C Allen reports the injury will keep him from workouts for about a month as he walks with a cane.
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Tom Poor
Star University
Kangas
Stadium Field
Toor
F.C. Allen
Poor
Tim
Football Parade Scheduled For Saturday Afternoon
Lawrence boosters for the University are invited to join a football parade on Massachusetts street tomorrow at 0 o'clock from Southpark. Citizens are urged to bring their wives and join the first parade of the football year behind the Creighton and KK U teams.
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Lawrence
Massachusetts Street
Torrow
O'Cloek
Southpark
Creighton
KK. U
New York State Fairgrounds Exhibit Opens in Syracuse
The largest exhibition of its kind in America will be opened today at the New York State Fairgrounds in Syracuse and run for a week. Greetings to Connor on his seventy fifth birthday, the eminent Irish journalist and politician.
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Pacific Mail Steamship Company
California
New York
San Francisco
Cape Horn
N. S. Liberty
Liberty
U.S
America
New York State Fairgrounds
Syracuse
Tuy Pay
Conner
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