British See Turmoil as Greeks and Turks Stir Near Constantinople
London dispatch notes rising tension in the Near East as Greek forces advance in Adrianople and Turkish troops concentrate at Brusa and Ismid. British officials urge patience but warn of possible action if no settlement is reached, with Harington pressed to keep Turkish forces from Thrace and respect the neutral zone.
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London
Associated Press
Near East
Adriople
Brusa
Ismid
Constantinople
Thrace
Ltmost
Harington
Ismet Pasha Hus
Bot
Tnstimetibing
Ismet
Mustapha Kemal Padha
Mudania
Creek Deleges Gation
Timet Pasha
Welock
Delegites
Harriptien
Elief
Revel Cnd
Ls Pasha
Adrianaple
Teonardopoulos
Grek
Ad-rianop
Athens
Gabriele Drannanaid
Kinde
Zullgouski
Vilna London
Inet Indasy Lo
Marquis Curzon
Paris
Poinclare
Rish
Isny
Ismek Pasha
Constantinoply
Hatington
Evacuation of Thrace Shifts amid Greek Resistance
Reports from Athens and Thrace say Greek forces may refuse evacuation orders causing complications as 12,500 Christians remain outside British lines at Ismid and thousands more inside, moved to a camp opposite Constantinople. Turkish Sultan Mohammed VI still on throne. talks of reconciliation with nationalists seek recognition of the national assembly.
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Bosporus
Sea of Marmora
Muda
Constantinople
Thrace
Athens
Muhtammed Vii
Mohammed Via
Enis Yois
Angers
National Assembly
Department reports 21 million bushel corn drop
The Department of Agriculture forecast a fall in corn production to about 2.80 billion bushels, down from August’s 3.88 billion, due to drought in many states. Spring wheat is placed at 268.3 million bushels, with other crops listed and conditions summarized for October 1.
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Washington
Oet.l
Department of Agriculture
Department
Hunter Brothers Store Break-In Reported Saturday Night
Police report a break in at Hunter Brothers store Saturday night with no value taken. Ike Miller's grocery shop was robbed yesterday afternoon with cigars damaged and $60 missing. unrelated vandalism occurred in Topeka and nearby areas with material damage to vegetation. Local forecasters show no heavy frost and no rain in sight.
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Hunter Brothers
Ike Miller
Mrs Kenna Taken To Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Mrs Kenna was admitted to Lawrence Memorial Hospital yesterday noon in Jefferson County. Doctors have not diagnosed the illness yet as she remains under medical care for a week long deterioration. She was moved to the hospital after her condition worsened.
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Kenna
Hospital Co
Kelsa
Indiana Street
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Prohibition on Liquor Aboard Vessels Faces No Major Clash
The British foreign office stated that enforcing liquor prohibition on ships within American waters should not trigger international complications. Officials indicate the United States holds full right to act on this matter as it sees fit.
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U.S
London
Qet
Sociated Press
United States
Lawrence Lodge No. 4 Chartered in 1847
Charter history notes Lawrence Lodge No. 4 established September 22, 1847 with five charter members George W. Brown Benjamin Johnson J K Goodin F A Haunt and F A Baille. Original lodge minute and signature books displayed in Farmer's Bank windows drawing Grand Lodge visitors.
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Odd Fellowship
Lawrenace
Lawrence Lodge No. 4
George W. Brown
Benjamin Johnson
J. K. Goodin
F. A. Haunt
F.A. Baille
Lawrence Lodge
Farmer's Bank
Model Kitchen Exhibit At Lawrence Better Homes Week
The Better Homes in America demonstration in Lawrence runs October 17 to 19 with a model kitchen arranged under Miss Anna Barnum and local dealers. High school groups led by Miss Mabel Barnhart provide concerts and dress displays.
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Lawrence
Anna Barnum
University, Commons
Swith
Mabel ‘Barnhart
C. FE. Merwin
Better Homes In America
Actoek
Maesie
Goldwyn Goldsmith
Department of Architecture
University of Kansas
Ouss
Elizabeth Meguiar
University of Kimsas
V'Etock Mlussey
Cole
Lawrence High School
Miller
Aum Barnum
Dievetor
University
Gormions
Miss Barnum
Kilchen
Catt
X. Kennedy
Lawrence Camp
Phow
Hembnsteition
Simons addresses high school on waste in education
Simons spoke to the high school assembly about waste in schooling. He said one pupil wastes tax money daily, totaling 60 cents in Lawrence, rising to 12 dollars monthly and 106.99 yearly. He urged students to value time and avoid becoming a “deadbeat” by staying in school and contributing to family and community. The morning included presentations of the Varnuni Cup for football and music by Coach Max Klein, Charles Idnr, and Healy club.
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WC. Sittons
High Reheol Assembly
Lawrence
Simons
Birch School
Max Klein
Munger
Charles Idnr
Healy Eluh
Saturday Night Club Meets in Season Opener
The Saturday Night club held its first meeting of the season at GW Jones home. Jones presented a talk on radicals and radicalism citing passages from The Liberator and praising Lenin ahead of Christ to warn members to be alert to national dangers.
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Elf
Jones
J . de. Jones
Wiberator
America
Jesus
Lenine
Christ
Fire near woodwork damages no property
A stove was placed too close to woodwork at 821 Mississippi Street and started a fire yesterday forenoon at 11 26. No damage resulted from the blaze and Mrs A Mitchell was involved in the incident.
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A. ©. Mitchell
Mississippi Street
Royal shoe store showcases $1800 rhinestone slipper
A silver slipper set with rhinestones and blue sapphires, created for the Royal company in Kansas City, arrives as the drawing card for tonight's fashion show. The display piece was used during Priests of Pallas week.
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Royal Shoe Store
Royal Company
Kansas City
Seaway project a boon to the West
Governor Henry D. Allen of Kansas told the Chicago press clubs that the Great Lakes Seaway plan would lower transport costs raise farm profits and ease shipping season congestion. He estimated a 250 million dollar 33 mile canal to 30 feet depth, promising it would pay for itself in four years and predict fewer rail strikes with federal labor dispute reforms.
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Chicago
Great Lakes
St. Lawrence
Henry d. Allen
Kansas
Mediterranean
North America
Allen
Io Transportation
al Jen
United States Railroad Labor Board
Jewell in St Louis Amid Shop Craft Talks
B Mr Jewell president of the Independent Shop Crafts arrived in St Louis. He would not say if his visit linked to the shopmen strike stating he is here for a conference. He may stay several days as the strike situation evolves.
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St. Louis
Associated Press
Jewell
Ile
Missouri Pacific
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Frisea
Cunningham Bank Closure Reflects Wheat Growers Crisis
The County Bank of Cunningham in Kingimai county was closed by order of the state banking department. Deposits were about 680,000 with a 83,000 surplus and 206,000 total assets of which 140,000 were rediscounted. President John Errington and cashier TH G Doty, recently hired, faced mounting losses from wheat grower loans as banks refused to carry paper.
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Canningham State Bank
Cunnigham
Kingimai County
State Banking Department
John Errington
TH. G. Doty
Cording
J. IL Sandell
Odd Fellows Leader to Speak at Chamber Luncheon
John Go Saunders will be chief speaker at the Tuncheon of the Chanbur of Commerce tomorrow at noon. The event aims to show local lodge members and out-of-town delegates the Chamber of Commerce and new headquarters. High lodge officials will attend and be welcomed by the chamber. References to afternoon lodge sessions follow the luncheon.
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Yolay
Thal
Wiedenilin
B.A. UW. Hill Lyter
Patrarel J. le Saunders Pof
Wichita
Sevibe Bain
Iet Lodge
C. H. Lay
Patriarchs Militant
Bugle ‘Hall
Goat
Syatraide
An Nowies
Papelay
Manhattan
Wansis City
Kans
Dod
Vopelia
Lawrence
Lawrence Stadin
Cary
Hy Jhina
Alromiya
Faden Volors
Massachusetts
Chamber of Commere
John Go Saunders
Grant Lodge
F O. OF
Cheney
Kany
Chanbur of Commerce
Chamber of Commurea
Chamber of Commerce
Ad On
Youth Charged in a Double Slaying in New Brunswick
Clifford Hays, 19, admirer of Pearl Behmer, was arrested and charged with first degree murder for the slayings of Rev. Edward Wheeler Hall and Mrs. Eleanor Reishardt Mills. Raymond Schneider, present with Behmer, held as a material witness and claims Hays acted after mistaken identity.
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New Brunswick
No. Get
Clifford Hays
Pearl Behmer
Edward Wheeley Hall
Eeanor Reishardt Mills
Raymond
Schneider
Behmer
Beekman and Striher
Middlesex
Somerset
Hays
Ile
Jidan
Tal
Mills
Hicks Running Again in Sixth District
Charles Hicks of Linwood seeks reelection to the Kansas House from the sixth district which covers all of Leavenworth County except Leavenworth city. Supporters hail him as a competent legislator and aim for a large Republican majority. His son Corporal Frank Y. Hicks fell in action at St Mihiel in World War I.
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Charles Hicks
Linwood
Leavenworth County
Leavenworth
Nicks
Frank Y. Hicks
St. Mihiel
Chancellor's Cousin Visits Local Figure From Kansas
F Parker visiting with cousin Ghoneallor Lind ley of University of Kansas. Parker previously lived in Lawrence with parents Elisha and Asenath Parker, early Kansas Quaker missionaries at Shawnee. Parker's father later ran a business in Lawrence, moving there in the early seventies.
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Ghoneallor Bt. Lindley
University of Kansas
Mr. Parker
Lawrence
Elisha
Asenath Parker
Kansas
Shawnee
Mr.Parker
Lawenee
C.F. D. Parker
Hodgeman County
French Hope Armistice Pact Near as Talks Continue
French circles hold strong hopes that the Madania conference will secure a complete agreement and a new armistice act will be signed before day's end. Wiedemann's noon luncheons noted in the news item.
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Paris
Associated Press
Fashion show opens with synchronized window displays at 7 30
The Lawrence merchants prepare eye catching window displays to be shown at 7 30 as a trumpeter signals the hour. Displays will open to the public at that moment with all shops featuring coordinated fashion show windows.
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Lawrence
First Pullman Car Exhibited for 70th Rock Island Anniversary
Chicago at La Salle Street station hosts a display of the first Pullman sleeping car placed in service between Chicago and Bloomington on Sept 11 1859. The exhibit marks the Rock Island Railroad seventieth anniversary with J L Barnes aged 88 who rode the original train in charge, assisted by longtime staff including James R B Newson and George Ward among others.
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Chicago
la Salle Street
George M. Pulman
Bloomington
Rock Island ‘Railroad
J.L. Barnes
Chanute
Kan
Country Club Elects New Directors for Coming Year
A stockholders meeting Friday night elected Irving Hill Carl Friend C. C. Stewart George C. Shuad A. H McClanahan Kael Kloot J Frank Jones Glen Ey Charlton Dr H T Jones as directors to serve during the ensuing year. A unanimous vote of confidence praised the retiring board for its management and improvements to the house and grounds.
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Country Club
Irving Hill
Carl Friend
C. C. Stewart
George C. Shuad
A. H McClanahan
Kael Kloot
J. Frank Jones
Glen Ey
Charlton
H. T. Jones
Berlin taxes light to fund winter relief for the poor
Berlin plans a city tax aimed at raising 200 million marks from electricity and gas consumers. Eighty million would aid needy children while the remainder funds general welfare programs. Relief includes feeding centers lower milk prices for poor families and support for infant homes and asylums.
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Berlin
Burtin
Californian is Here Prof J Len of UC Berkeley
Professor Len of the University of California Berkeley visited his in law and aunt, and left today for home. He is director of the sand drugs in California and a member of the state Board of Health. He condemned inferior California scanning goods previously but has since received thanks from many vendors for improving the industry. He was the guest of the Saturday night club.
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J. Iean
University of California
Berkeley
Waieb
G. W. Jones
Sand Drugs
California
State Board of Health
Len
Heo
New Ow Station Opens at Tenth and Massachusetts
The Sinclair Oil Co. opened a new oil station at Tenth and Massachusetts, finished in white and green with bungalow style windows, fresh sod grounds, and white lattice screens. Chaplain Evan A. Edwards travels to Topeka for a three day conference with the bishop and council. Wiedemann’s noon luncheons offered from 11:45 to 1:30 in the Ten Room at 5 cents a plate.
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Wiedemann
Roth
Sinclair Oil Co
Tenth
Massachusetts Streab
Evan A. Edwards
Episcopal Church
Topeka
Wiedemann’s
Libbey Urges Global Armament Reduction To End War
Frederick J. Libby executive secretary of the National Council for Reduction of Armaments spoke to about eighty Lawrence citizens at the Chamber of Commerce. He urged a world organization to prevent war, a gradual reduction of armaments, and education for peace, arguing that altering human nature is not needed to end conflict. The audience unanimously endorsed his program and pledged support.
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Frederick Jd. Libby
National Council For Reduction of Armaments
Lawrence
Chamber of Commerce
E. Sle
Foiyon Libbey
California
Canada
United States
Libboy
Libbey
Thomas
Disor
London
United Sites
Antivaluon Teague
Libby
Visit by A A Mackay Highlights Local Industry Ties
A A Mackay of Minneapolis arrived to visit his daughter Mrs J C Jdemphill. He has long interest in Consolidated Barb Wire and is impressed by gas field development on former Hemp Hill Farm. Mrs Laura Warnick recovers from recent appendectomy. Kaw Valley Fuel Co Wendleton manager reports Arkansas anthracite coal on track.
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A. A. Mackay
Minneapolis
Minn
Lawrence
J. C. Jdemphill
Ma. Mackey
Hemphill Farm
Arkansas
Kaw Valley Fuel Co
Will Wendleton
Mgr
House sells after simple ad in newspapers
Fragmentary quote shows C. W. Smith claiming a single advertisement for a house for sale yielded all parts of the tele phone calls and led to the sale the next day. The text reflects cash value and word of mouth in a historic real estate anecdote.
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Cabimins
C. W. Smith
Silu
Antj
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High O&c
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Welch & Welch Chiropractors
Raymond Schneider and
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Mays
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Nicholas Behmier
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