Turks Insist on Occupying Thrace
Constantinople reports a fresh crisis as Mudania talks stall over Turkish demand to enter eastern Thrace after a Turkish administration is set up and allied control ends. Ismet Pasha urged Turkish occupation as a peace condition, while Greek delegates warned they will fight to retain Thrace. British cabinet notes deadlock and warns against crossing the straits before a peace accord.
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Constantinople
Associated 'Press
Thrace
el Loudon
Associated Press
Aillies
Mudania
Ismet Pasha
Angora
Thraes
London
Lord Curzon
Paris
Gee
R Poincare
Constantine
Greece
Adrianople
Agromptomlise
Jones
Europe
Play-to-Play Reports On West Point Football Tomorrow
The Journal-World will receive a detailed play-by-play of K A West Point football tomorrow afternoon. The report will be available to telephone bulletin board viewers. The game starts at 3 o clock eastern time and returns reach Lawrence around 2 o clock. A World Series report will also be received in the days preceding the series.
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K. A.west
The
Journal-World
Lawrence
Lawrence reports show 2945 pupils in three side schools 1921 22
City Superintendent H P Smith releases figures for Lawrence three side schools with 2945 pupils enrolled 1410 males 1539 females. Daily attendance 2472 1176 males 1200 females. Costs per pupil range 66 54 in grades junior high and high school. Graduation totals reach 2622 by 1922.
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Lawrence
H. P. Smith
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Lid
Missing Mother Sought By Adoptee In Topeka Letter
A California woman once Edr Lambert, mother of Pauling Lambert Cobb of Oak Park Kansas, seeks to contact her daughter now 16 months old at adoption. Dr Shirk of the Kansas Children’s Home Finding Society received the letter, but withheld the name and address. The search follows Mrs Cobb’s Wichita birth on May 16, 1901 and previous newspaper ads offering to reunite mother and child.
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Topeka
Shirk
Kansas Children’s Home-Finding Society
Trone
California
Edr Lambert
Pauling Lanbert-Cobb
Oak Fark
Mather
Cobb
Wichita
Pep rally fuels high school football day at Manual building
Several hundred students gathered for a pep meeting at the Manual building this morning with cheering and talks ahead of a 3 pm game. Classes dismissed early to attend the event as football enthusiasm ran high.
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Manual
Wil
Weather Kansas Forecast and Current Temperatures
Fair tonight and Saturday with cooler conditions in the eastern section. Temperature readings show maximum and minimum from yesterday and today’s outlook. Local ad promotes Superior Chevrolet and daily savings.
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Kansas
Toda
Giants Hand Yankees 3-0 In World Series Tilt
The New York Giants topped the Yankees 3 to 0 as Deacon John Scott regained his top form. Hoyt pitched for the Yankees. Scoring came on Meusel and Bancroft hits with timely fielding and a short Giants lead.
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New York
Associated Press
Giants
Yankees
Deacon
John Scott
Hoyt
Scott
Witl
Dugan
Young
Frisch
Ruch
Groh
Sinsrleti
Meusel
Ward
Prisch
Ripp
Meu'sch
Kelly
Schang
Cunningham
Pipp
Secoud
Bancroft
Katy Giants
Smith
Gonnineaut
Youngs
Witt
Witt O
Bancrofts
Grohs
Wilt
Gro
Meusels
Ruth
Neusel
Prnsch
Pion Meusel
Sehang
Fiver Smith
McNally
Baherot
Bangrett
Mensel
Pino
Danian Yankees
Thaker
Jones
Raves
McNary
Dtrgas
Sioth
Friseh
Cout
Méusel
Yanks
Hult
Hildebrand
Coogan
Uni
Standard Oil Declares 200 Percent Stock Dividend
New York officials report Standard Oil of New York declares a 200 percent stock dividend, boosting capital from 75 million to 225 million and lowering par value from 100 to 26. After the announcement the stock jumps about twenty points to a new high near 596.1. a stockholders meeting is set for November 3 to vote. Dividends payable to holders of record December 1.
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Standard Oil
New York
Standart Oil Company
Earth Exchange
Memorial High School construction drags past contract date
The new Memorial High School project, begun last year, faces delays due to bad weather and a bricklayer shortage. Roof slab nears completion while exterior walls stand finished. interior work, electrical and plumbing, and finishing tasks remain, with monthly payments totaling about $280,000 already disbursed.
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New Memorial High School
Plumbing
Board of Education
Pregent Sesior
Flyers Break Record In 26 Hour Army Flight
In San Diego Lieutenants John A. MacReady and Oakley Kelley stay aloft in the T-2 monoplane for 26 hours 4 minutes setting a new endurance mark. They planned to continue until fuel and oil exhausted, noting the aircraft performed perfectly. The airports and dates reflect a period of record attempts and aviation milestones.
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San Diego
Cal
John A. Macceady
Oakley Kelle
United States Army
MacReady
Kelly
New York
Kelwarii
Lloyd Berta
Rooseveluicks
Minneola
New Yor
Ingen
Message from Kemal Pasha to Constantinople Readers
An Associated Press dispatch records Mustafa Kemal sending greetings to people in Constantinople. He declares a united front for national aspirations and appeals for support from allies including Britain. The report notes broad approval from supporters and a shift in public sentiment.
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Associated Press
Mustagha Kota
Tasha
Constantinople
No Action On Orphans Home Proposal At State Church Convention
No action was taken by the state convention of the Christian church on the anonymous offer of $50,000 for an orphans home. Independence had been tentatively chosen, but added financial burden led church officials to skip the proposition this year. The gy state college proposal saw only informal discussion and Winfield was chosen for the 1923 convention.
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Topeka
The
Christian Church
Gy State College
Winfield
Fairview Democratic Meeting Set for Monday Night
A Democratic gathering is planned at Fairview church Monday night at 8 o'clock. Speaker will be W. H. Thompson, the Democratic candidate for Congress from the Second district.
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Fairview
Fairview Church
W. H. Thompson
University Campus Day Promises Student Labor and Cleanup
Campus day at the university will have every student participate. At 8 AM they’ll wear old clothes and bring tools for cleanup. Law, pharmacy, medicine, and engineering students will tidy Marvin Grove and stadium areas while women sweep seats and a late Army-Kansas update arrives by wire.
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Sdas
Nys
H. A. Rive
Rampus
School of Law
Marvin Grove
Schools of Pharmacy and Medicine
School of Engineering
Marvin Hal
Hadied
University
Army-Kansas
Burt
Law School Smokers Bond Faculty and Students
A university law school smoker in the Chamber of Commerce rooms drew nearly all students and the entire faculty. Dean HK W Arant hosted with Glifford B Newman presiding. Speeches by Dean Arant Prof William J Burdick Judge CG A Smart and Wes C Simons. An orchestra played and John Frodie and company presented a Scottish entertainment.
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School of Law
Chamber of Commerce
HK. W. Arant
Glifford B. Newman
Arant
William J. Burdick
CG. A. Smart
Wes C. Simons
John Frodie
Finch Car Collision on Olive Street in Douglas County
A car crash on Olive street near Seventh and Ohio involved Mr and Mrs Finch Miss Austa Northrup and Mrs Pierce. The other vehicle swung a corner and struck Finch’s car injuring none seriously while both cars were damaged and the brake was damaged.
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Cos. Finch
Seventh
Ohio
CS. Finch
Austa Northrup
Mr. Finch
Chiropractors Welch and Welch In Chevrolet Ad
A readable fragment notes doctors Welch and Welch in an advertisement involving Chevrolets.
Army Big East Clash Sells West Point Crowd
The first major intersectional gridiron contest of the season pits the United States Military Academy against Kansas at Army field West Point. Kansas Coach George Clark brings a well balanced eleven likely to test Army’s tempo with a strong offense and sturdy line while Army plans two full squads and rapid position shifts for the game.
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United States Military Academy
University of Kansas
Army
West Point
Lawrence
Stadium Field
Kansas
Jayhawker
Jayhawkers
George “Posty” Clark
Chirk
Wood
Construction Work Shows Brisk Pace Amid Winter Prospects
Construction activity remains strong despite incoming winter weather. In September building permits totaled 46 370 with projects including a 10 000 residence at Sixteenth and Indiana and a 7 000 Merchants National Bank addition near the bank. County schools superintendent J Lane visited Blooming ton Clinton Old Belvoir and Twin Mound districts.
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Sixteenth
Indiana Street
Kentucky Street
Merchants National Bank
Edward F. Hyland
New Hampshire Street
Evans Improvement
J. Lane
Bloomington
Clinton
Old Belvoir
Twin Mound
Stillman divorce case costs awarded to Mrs. Stillman
Supreme Court Justice Morsehauser confirmed the referee's report and allowed Mrs. Ante U. Stillman costs in the Stillman divorce suit against her banker husband.
Next Sales Day Holds Interest in Lawrence Plans
Plans and committees for the Next Sales Day on October 25 were announced at a Better Business Bureau dinner in Lawrence. About fifty merchants attended the meeting. hand bills with numbers offer cash prizes. stores will offer one reduced item and window displays. approval and canvassing committees were named for prize draws and sales impact.
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Better Business Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
Lawrence
Ford
Pri
Francis H. Norton
C. H. Oldfield
Ink Lawrence
Win Newmark
W. L. Newman
Filank Skofstad
John St. Clair
Church
A. A. Green, Jr
F. Klein
Harry Green
F. H. Norton
C. L. Newsby
L. M. Metzler
CH Carl
C. B. Williams
J. M. Sanderson
Lawrence Leads Roosevelt In Season Opener At Stadium
Lawrence dominates the first half against Roosevelt high school on Stadium field winning 11 to 0. Captain Mackie scores on a six yard run and a later touchdown follows Devers’ 35 yard rush after recovering a fumble. The lineup includes Kleinenteur and King as captains and Emrick Davidson among players. A Republican county central committee meeting is set for court house at 2 pm to discuss a candidate for the Twelfth district legislature.
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Lawrence
Roosevelt High
Stadium
Mackie
Roosevelt
Emporia
Devers
Max Kleinene Terud
Grites Atrieetitad
Lauptail
Mlankenshi Hire
Emrick Davidson
Earl Quinlin
Burris Edmondson Kle King
Dowers
Grant Wellman
Akers Truster
Wis' Lindley Kh
Truster
Widebulskie
Jackie
Republican Committee
Republican County Central Committee
Court House
Don
Local resident Mrs O E Cay Returns Home After Eye Operation
Mrs O E Cay has returned home after undergoing an eye operation at a Kansas City hospital about three weeks ago. The operation was successful.
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O. E. Cay
Kansas City
Parade Night Plans Grow as I O O F Parade Nears
Enthusiasm for next Wednesday night’s I O O F convention parade in Lawrence grows. prize list totals $490 for decorated cars, floats, and bicycles with multiple groups and individuals invited to enter. Five bands will perform, with Haskell and KU bands leading. judges pick winners as lights and electric displays adorn floats.
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Lawrence
Rebekahs
O. F
H. Hanna
Eleventh Street
Eldridge House
Watkins’ Bank
Massachusetts Street
Courtermarch
Chamber of Commirce
Innes
Convention Success at Douglas County Sunday School Meet
The Douglas County Sunday School convention at Worden October 4 and 5 drew 539 total enrollment with 148 registering for the first session. Delegates from 29 Sunday schools attended, Stull earning the pennant for largest delegation relative to enrollment and distance traveled. Clinton had 1 delegate, but no distance data. Note a separate line cites U S coal mines producing 700 million to 260 million tons annually.
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Douglas County
Worden
Stull
Clinton
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