Stinnes Demands Ruhr Demands Probe German Rule
Ruhr industrialists led by Hugo Stinnes pressed the Berlin government for authority to continue Ruhr negotiations. They demanded coal payments, eight and a half hour underground and ten hour above ground workdays, abolish coal tax in Ruhr, preferential raw material and food allocation, and possible reformation of a cross-border railroad. Belgium and French officials viewed Ruhr moves cautiously as talks on reparations and coal deliveries continued.
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Berlin
Ruhr
Hugo Stinnes
DeGautte
Duesseldorf
Wis Nother
Herr Stinnes
Tertiory
Rhineland
France
Brussels
Gelsenkirchen
Aho Fred
Hamm
Paris
Associated Press
End of Long Island Railroad President Ralph Peters dies
Ralph Peters, president of the Long Island Railroad for eighteen years, died suddenly at his Garden City home. He was 70 and was due to retire November 19. The news was reported from New York City on October 9 by the Associated Press.
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New York
Associated Press
Ralph Peters
Long Island Railroad
Garden City
Peters
Weather forecast note appears for tonight through Wednesday
Generally fair tonight and Wednesday with some warming in the east portion tonight. Cooler conditions are expected Wednesday in the northwest portion.
Body of Tom Johnston Recovered After River Tragedy
The body of University student Tom D. Johnston of Winfield was recovered near the Eudora bridge on the Kaw river. Four Eudora men found the body half out of the water, identified by a K belt buckle, and burial plans were pending. A $100 reward was offered by Phi Alpha Delta for the recovery.
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Tom D. Johnston
Winfield
Kaw
Lloyd Bryant
Otto Trout
Sam Bryant
FL Lt Bryant
Eudora
Frank Snell
Paul Amb
Tom
Johpston
Johnston
Sherif Ralph Lawrence
Svent
Lawrence
Rumsey Funeral Home
Phi Alpha Delta Flow Fraternity
George Wesermiller
Jewett Hearing Postponed in Oklahoma City Riot Case
In Oklahoma City on October 9 the preliminary hearing for N C Jewett grand dragon of the Kw Klux Klan for Oklahoma, charged with riot, was postponed by agreement of counsel to tomorrow. A one day delay also occurred in Governor Walton's injunction suit to block the state election board from certifying the recent special election results to the secretary of state, postponed because a murder trial continued in district court before Judge Tom G Chambers Sr.
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Oklahoma City
Associated Press
N. C. Jewett
Kw Klux Klan
Oklahoma
Justice Court
Council Nt
J. C. Walton
State Election Board
Jeane
Secretary of State
Tom G. Chambers, Sr
Shom
New Treasurer Huddleston Takes Oath in Humeston
New county treasurer Huddleston took the oath of office this noon and the office opened for business this afternoon under the new leadership. County Clerk Bussing administered the oath in the presence of Menger Banks and Carder. Bonds for the treasurer and deputy LeSuer have been filed and the yearly statement is ready for publication. Retiring treasurer McKone remained to assist during the handover this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Humeston
K. C G. Bussing
Guin
W. H. McKone
Coolidge Sees Stable Economic Outlook
President Coolidge, cautious not to claim certainty, reports a hopeful view of the business future. Cabinet briefings from industrial, agricultural, and labor leaders inform his survey, suggesting no immediate fear of a downturn and a belief that current conditions may continue.
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Washington
Coolidge
French dredger Normandie missing with 40 aboard
Fearful reports say the French dredger Normandie, with a crew of fifteen and about twenty five relatives on board, is missing near Havre. Tugs search the area as hopes fade that anyone survived.
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Fearless
Havre
France
Normandie
China to Have New Constitution Promulgated
Peking October 9 The constitution of the Chinese republic will be promulgated with the inauguration of Marshal Tsao Kun as president. It has been completed and given final reading before a joint parliamentary assembly after months of drafting by the two houses.
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Peking
Associated Press
Marshal Tsao Kun
Chinese Republic
Landis Prepares World Series Oversight at Yankee Stadium
In New York on the eve of the World Series opening at Yankee Stadium, Commissioner Landis and umpires and club owners finalized conduct plans and attendance targets. A spectator near the stadium predicted record crowds while food trucks unloaded frankfurters and snacks. Wally Pipp resumes his usual first base posting as Miller Huggins signals for tomorrow's lineup.
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New York
Yankets
Giants
Yankee Stadium
Landis
Wally Pipp
Yankees
Miller Huggins
Detroit gunman confessed to many robberies after shootout
Jesse Bunker alias Murphy, alleged gun man and holdup man, was back in his cell after suffering a blood loss on the operating table. One fellow detective was fatally wounded. four men were captured after a failed holdup. Police say Bunker confessed to more than 200 robberies in Detroit.
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Detroit
Migh
Jesse Bunker
Murphy
John Szewekowski
Bunker
Free Customs Sane Considered for Fiume and Region
General Giardino plans a free customs system to revive industry and trade in Fiume and adjacent coast areas including Abbuzin, Loviana, and Albania with Premier Mussolini's consent. The plan would also free import of bauxite from Athona, currently shipped to Germany for aluminum production.
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Fiume
Gét
Prume
Giardino
Militar Povernoy
Mussolini
Abbuzin
Loviana
Albania
Additon
Athona
Germany
No Economic Parley Called By Coolidge Amid European Conditions
Washington Dct President Coolidge sees little to gain from a world economic conference given current European conditions. He has not focused on the question but it has been discussed in Washington for five years. Officials note he has not found circumstances abroad that justify such a world economic discussion.
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Washington
Dct
Europe
Coolidge
White House
Copeland
New York
International reparations plan signals limited action
Washington reports the U S will not press further moves beyond urging an international committee to assess Germany’s capacity to pay reparations. The idea, floated by Secretary Hughes in a New Haven address, gained support from Lloyd George in Montreal. Coolidge says nations concerned should signal interest to Washington. Chevrolet one Ton Truck chassis 650.00.
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Washington
Europe
Germany
Hughes
New Haven
Lloyd George
Great Britain
Montreal
Coolidgee
Fire prevention program and nearby history noted tonight
Fire officials will stage a firefighting demonstration at Ecke's building tonight around 8:30 PM after a siren. Fire Chief Reinisch promises a rescue using the aerial ladder from a burning building. The event aligns with Fire Prevention Week and recalls the 1871 Chicago fire linked to a lamp incident.
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Ecke
Keke
Reinisch
Tod
O'Leary
Chicago
Carele
United States
San Francisco
Red Cross Seeks Rural Service Units in Kansas Conference
Twenty four Red Cross executive secretaries from Kansas counties met at the University of Kansas Administration building with J B Gwin of St Louis presiding. They discussed launching social service work in rural communities as part of peacetime protection, using county units to tackle neglected rural social needs.
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Kansas
Respee
Renee Hell
University
J. B. Gwin
St. Louis
Southwestern Division
Red Cross
Enudl
FIND LOCKHART'S CAR
Ed Lockhart, an Oklahoma bandit released Sunday night by Confederates from the Delaware county jail, Jay, Oklahoma, had his automobile found last night between Jay and Sallisaw. Dispatched from Grave, Oklahoma, the posse reported the car had evidently been deserted for some time.
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Fort Smith
Ed Loclkhart
Oklahoma
Delaware County
Jay
Okla
Sallisaw
Ft. Smith
Grave
Lockhart
Theft of rifle from car near Elks Club reported
F W Salveson reported to police that a .22 caliber rifle was stolen last night from his automobile in front of the Elks club. Dr Keith reported that two auto touts had been stolen from his automobile parked near Salveson's.
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Elks Club
F. W. Salveson
Keith
Salveson
Registration books close Friday for school bond election
City hall registration books close Friday for the October 23 special election. Voters decide if the board of education may issue $100,000 in bonds to build a new north Lawrence school to replace the one destroyed by fire.
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North Lawrence
Board of Education
Tenor Chamlee Delights University Audience In Lawrence
A premier tenor voice graced the Maria ChamiLee concert in Robinson Gymnasium as part of the University concert series. Chamlee, with Powell Weaver on piano, drew repeated encores with Italian and English numbers, winning wide audience praise for his gift and stage presence.
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Maria Chamiee
Robinson Gymnasium
Chamire
Ghanilee
Wintter Wat
Sun
Mr. Chamlee
Tosti
Sponges
Om Sunilay
Frank Waller
Fomth
Mattinatto
Leonenalia
Piste
Ritino
Barthelémy
Powell Weaver
Kansas City
Chamlee
Lawrence
New York
Musical Bureau
Wolfsohn Bureau
Opera
Europe
Tickets for teachers convention at Topeka
Fate and a half tickets for the teachers convention at Topeka October 18 19 and 20 have been received at the office of O J Lane county superintendent. Teachers may call for tickets at Mrs Lane's office before next Monday. Over a hundred county teachers are expected to attend. Several county schools already have all teachers enrolled.
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Topeka
O. J. Lane
Second Stock Sale by Douglas County Livestock Group
Forty two hogs were offered for sale this afternoon at Woodland Park under the Douglas County Livestock Improvement Association. Breeds included Jersey, Black Faland, Poland, and Hampshire. Auctioneers were Homer T. Rule of Ottawa, O D. Thomas, and J. W. Stone of Lawrency. Only pure bred registered stock was allowed. This was the association's second sale of bags. Harvis W. Baker, 34, vice president of G and C Merriam Company, dictionary publishers, died today. He was son of former company president C. M. Baker. Danny Dunkel, a high school student operated on for appendicitis, remains in critical condition.
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Douglas County Livestock Improvement Association
Woodland Park
Joe Jersey
Faland
Poland
Hampshire
Homer T. Rule
Ottawa
D. Thomas
J. W. Stone
Aty Lawrency
Eeengfield, Mass
Harvis W. Baker
G. and C. Merriam, Company
Dictionary Publishers
C. M. Baker
St. Louis
Robbers Hit Bonner Springs Hardware Store
A telephone message from Bonner Springs alerted police and county officers that a hardware store was robbed last night. A Ford truck was reported stolen and the incident occurred around the same time as Mathers' Conference on Thursday. The regular weekly baby clinic is set for Thursday at city hall from 2 to 4 PM.
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Bonner Springs
Mathers’ Conference
Atlock
City to license bus lines here for size based fee
Election Board for School Bond Election to be chosen soon. Mayor Kreeck directs city attorney to draft ordinance licensing all bus lines through Lau rency. Fee amount to be set, similar to Topeka model where fee relates to service size and tabulation of fines and cases. City commission approved a resolution for a special election Tuesday October 24 for bonds for a new Wand lawn school. Police report September shows eighty eight cases tried and 2320 assessed in fines. several prisoners in custody.
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Kreeck
Tao
Hp Snarili
Tance
Laurency
Topeka
Wandlawn
Cleland
Vermont Street
Julie
SEEK INCENDIARIES
New York police hunt incendiaries after a kerosene fire overhung four Brooklyn frame tenements. Charles Camaratta died while rescuing his three children, and 40 residents fled as rumors of black hand threats and bootlegger feeds stirred the crowd. Firemen and volunteers fought to save survivors from the blaze.
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New York
Brooklyn
Charles Camaratta
Camaratta
Cantarattas Ved
Langdon Bank 18 Closed by State Bank Dept Order
Langdon Reno County was closed today by the State Banking Department due to inability to realize on loans. Deposits stood at about 380000 with loans of 128000. Capital 10000 and surplus 16000.
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Topeka
State Bank
Langdon
Reno County
Stan
Thnt State Bank
Lewis Wilson
KU Student Opens Rabbit Market in Lawrence
Konred Beck, a University of Kansas student, opens a rabbit market in Lawrence buying live cattontails. He advertises for live rabbits to ship to Pennsylvania, while his father in Hutchinson, Kansas runs a rabbit buying business.
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Lawrence
Konred Beck
University of Kansas
Meck
Pennsylvania
Hutchinson
Kansas
Kansas Conference of Social Work Meet Opens at University
The twenty fourth annual Kansas Conference of Social Work begins at the University tomorrow with a three day program. M W Woods presides at 9 20 am and Frank J Bruno of Minneapolis leads the family welfare discussion. Delegates from numerous state social agencies gather for meetings and general sessions through the evening.
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Kansas Conference of Social Work
University
Ostavelook Tomorregeay
M. W. Woods
Frank J. Bruit
Minnicapalis
Nebsates
Minneapolis
State Council of Social Agencies
Walter Burr
Ross W. Sanderson
Kansas
Elmer Scott
Dallas Civil Federation
Rankas
Lindl
University of Nar
Julio ON
Kenderdine
Canadian on Rampage Flood Ravages Oklahoma City Packing Town
North Canadian river overflow sweeps floodwaters into Oklahoma City high as ten to fifteen feet in lowlands. Families driven from homes as rail service, streetcar lines, and paving are washed away. Access to Packing Town cut off, mobile ambulance service used for passengers, and power disruptions worsen from recent rains. No confirmed deaths.
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Oklahoma
Exchange Avenue
Con
Packing Town
Robinson Avenue
Walker Sues for Divorce in District Court
Willie Oliver Walker files for divorce from Irene Jane Walker in district court alleging extreme cruelty and gross neglect. He seeks custody of the minor children and mentions Baldwin County Agent H. C. Colgrass visiting Baldwin tomorrow to discuss farmers’ issues at his Prentice Star office.
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Willie Oliver Walker
Districte Court
Lrne
Balcwin H.C
Counties Gather for Tuberculosis Conference in Kansas
The Kansas State Tuberculosis Association held its annual workers conference at the Unitarian church with about forty members, led by Ny. Philip P. Jacobs. Reports from Drs Lerrige Smith True and others outlined disease prevention, school health programs, and sanitation needs. Committees were named for upcoming sessions and the annual business meeting followed a luncheon and dinner at the hotel dining room.
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Kansag State Tuberculosis Association
Unitarian Church
Philip P. Jacobs
New York City
National Tuberculosis Association
Kansas State Tuberculosis Association
Charles Lerrige
Topeka
Association
Seth Smith
MaBelle True
Cox
True
J.C. Montgomery
Columbus
Flo
Norton
Th. C
Kenney
Frank Strong
Ith’ Asseciation
Charles He Levrtive
Phare
Arements
Ed Anderson
Pruam
Theodore Mueller
Topelsy
Me D
DL Newby
Fort Scott
Fd Andersoin
Lawrence
Pettit
Chanute
Fal Snook
Dodge City
I. P. Sherbon
Lindley Speaks on The American Spirit at Memorial Hall
The Kansas State Historical Society program features chancellor BE Lindley presenting The American Spirit at Memorial Hall at 8 p m Tuesday October 16. Secretary William F Connelley will report on the annual meeting and 1400 members. Charles H Tucker of Lawrence presides as society parent.
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American Spirit
BE. H. Lindley
Kansas State Historical Society
Memorial Hall
William F. Connelley
Charles H. Tucker
Lawrence
Society
Board of Directory
Abent
Medical School Banquet to Honor Chancellor and Alumni
The School of Medicine hosts its annual alumni banquet in Kansas City tonight with Chancellor BV Lingdley and board members A. Bb Cu ney Roger Williams and W. Lambertson in attendance. Dr Lindley will address Lawrenes tucaarre’s mir ing.
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Medical School
Lingdley
School of Medicine
Kansas City
Sta Board of Administration
A. Bb, Cuney
Roger Williams
W. Lambertson
Lindley Wi
Tucaarre
Miring
Legion Meeting At Legion Headquarters Tonight
Important Legion meeting to discuss business of special interest to all American Legion members. Initiation of new candidates will take place during the meeting at Legion headquarters at 8 o'clock tomorrow night.
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Legion
American Legion
Captain Walling Visits Local Friends
Captain Guy Walling of Grant County Mac is visiting friends for a few days. He formerly commanded Company B of the Thirty Fifth Division ammunition train.
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Walling
Guy Walling
Grant Eounty Mac
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