Odd Fellows gather as Kansas Grand Encampment convenes
Over the convention in Kansas City Lawrence figures prominently as Odd Fellows proceed with Grand Encampment sessions at the Grand Lodge hall. Rebekah Assembly and Patriarchs confer degrees while lawrence hosts gavel presentation from Mount Oread Encampment and discusses Grand Warden election and future leadership.
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Witley
F. A. U. Hall
Thearge
Sthe .Wyandotte
Kansas City
Kar
Doo A. U. Hall
Convention Notes At State Assembly Highlight Reunion
The out of town entrant was Alex Livingston of Ft. Scott, meeting J R Holmes at registration. A youngest Rebekah attendee seven month old Dennie May Withrow of Protection Kansas accompanies her parents to the convention. The O F Home band from Manhattan will perform tomorrow. Charles Stephensen of Downs wears a three link badge made from iron chain. Miss Jessie Post Society editor of the Salina Society observes the event.
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Odd Fellows Fsveck
Alex Livingston
Ft. Escott
J. R. Holmes
Holmes
Rebekah
State Assembly
Dennie May Withrow
Protection
Kansas
Charles Stephensen
Downs
Miss Van Gordon Stuns Lawrence Audience With Versatile Voice
Miss Van Gordon opened the concert course last night and proved one of the most brilliant performers heard in Lawrence. Her rich contralto grew to a high soprano in later numbers, with Branchilde War Cry by Wagner signaling a dramatic display. Accompanied by Miss Anna Putnam, she received a large, enthusiastic audience and strong applause throughout.
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van Gordon
Lawrence
Branchilde
Wagner
van ‘Gordon
Igor
Rence
Mme. Gadsky
Anna Putnam
Fe't
The Tiger of France Plans Solo U S Tour
Former French premier Clemenceau travels alone on a United States tour starting mid November. He will deliver about thirty addresses, visit Kansas City Chicago New Orleans and Washington, staying in New York three days en route, paying his own expenses and accepting no invitations. He arrives in New York November 16 and sails November 1.
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New York
Clemenceauu
France
United States
Celine
Goemtenceau
Kansas City
University Book Exchange Opens for Fall Return
The University Book Exchange opens today to return money or books left at the start of fall. A large number of books were sold and the secondhand sale was heavier than usual. The exchange will be open Thursday from 8:30 to 12:30 and from 2 to 4.
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H. U
Wélock
Otelock
Memorial Corporation executive committee meeting
The executive committee of the Memorial Corporation met last night in Chancellor E H Lindley’s University office after gathering for dinner at the University Commons Cafeteria.
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Memorial Corporation
E. H. Lindley
Morgan speaks to women voters on Republican platform
W Y Morgan Republican candidate for governor spoke at city hall to the Douglas County League of Women Voters. He urged state expense cuts of 25 percent, a budget system, revising assessment laws, and argued against tax dodging by seniors. He defended peaceful settlement of labor disputes and supported prohibition, education, and armament limits discussed at a Washington meeting. Mrs Fy-W Gaunt and Mrs C R Lindley led the event.
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W. Y. Morgan
Republicaan
Douglas County League’ of Women Voters
Kkreeck
Morgan
Washington
Fy-W- Gaunt
Women’s League
C. R. Lindley
Desperate fighting at Vladivostok front reported
Desperate fighting between red and white armies continues on the Spassk front as the severest battles since the Japanese evacuation began. Soviet forces rush troops with airplanes toward Vladivostock while defenders offer furious opposition.
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Vladivostock
Associated “ Press
Vladivestock
K U Annual Sales Campaign Proves Successful
The Jayhawker sales drive conducted last week at the University of Kansas by the Jayhawk manager and editor drew strong results. The effort aimed to support university programs and publicize campus activities.
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K. U
Jayhawker
Big
Chancellor invites public to KU buildings open evening
The University of Kansas will open its buildings Wednesday from 7:30 to 10 o clock to accommodate those unable to attend the public meeting at Robinson Gymnasium. Chancellor E H Lindley extends a cordial invitation to all delegates and friends to view the university in more detail.
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University of Kansas
Doe
Robinson Gymnasium
E. H. Lindley
Praise for Lawrence at Chamber luncheon in Cheney KS
John Saunders of Cheney Kansas past grand master of the 1 C O F lodge headlined the Chamber of Commerce luncheon. Local Odd Fellows provided guests as Saunders praised Lawrence as an industrial and educational center, urged progress and youth, and honored Kansas institutions and mothers.
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John To Saunders
Cheney
1. C. O. F. Lodge
Chamber of Commerce
Odd Fellows
Saunders
Kangas
Kansas
Union
Turks Moving Again In Dardanelles Area Near Chanak
Turkiye forces report an advance toward Chanak in the Dardanelles area. Turkish threetcars appeared near Beikod on the Asiatic side of the Bosporus as British defenses tighten around Beikos. Irregulars and guerilla bands have formed a guarding line east of Constantinople with villages such as Tsalikeupsu Pay shingthy Quail Agta and Arma diyalbaw cited. British forces blow bridges to slow advances as a British destroyer anchors at Shaleh and seeks a withdrawal deal with nationalist leaders, who refuse to relocate.
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Associated Press
Dardanelles
Chanak
Seaa
Madania
Beikod
Bosporus
Leikos
Constantinople
Beikos
Tsalikeupsu
Payshingthy Quail
Agta
Armadiyalbaw
Shaleh
Black Sea
Delegates Pouring In For T O O Lodge Meeting
At press time 1,500 delegates registered at the lodge headquarters with more arriving by train. Officials expect between 2,500 and 4,000 delegates tomorrow for the lodge meeting and parade. Many will come tonight by evening trains and the rooms committee says ample lodging is available.
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Ae Lodge
Marriage Licenses Issued by Probate Judge Menger
Ernest W Reed of Leavenworth and Inn Thielepape of Lawrence were married yesterday by Probate Judge Menger. Anthony Caldwell of Lawrence and Sarah Cox colored secured a license from Judge Menger.
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Ernest W. Reed
Leavenworth and Inn
Thielepape
Lawrence
Menger
Anthony Caldwell
Sarah Cox
Armistice Protocol Nears Signing at Mudania
In Constantinople Oct 10 the armistice protocol at Mudania is expected to be signed at 5 p.m. British General Harington and staff arrived earlier and discussions stress allied concessions. Ismet Pasha in Angora has until 5 p.m. today to accept or reject the terms. The convention outlines Greek evacuation of Thrace within about fifteen days and transfer of civil power to allied and Turkish authorities, with allied garrisons and inter allied missions to oversee the process.
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Angore Pr
Nationale
Pricipal Centre
Andora
Neme
Chanak
Smid
Angora
Constantinople Peninsula
Black Sea
Polema
Strandja
Murtekli
Kichtaslu
Sinrekli
Cara
Silan
Tchiftlik
Radikeu
Yertidie
Fladina
Tehiftlik
Caluratia
Gallipoli
Bakla
Bulair
Al-Lied
al- Nied
Representa Great
Britain
France
Hey
Greece
Pulpit Exchange Seen In Methodist Church Move
Dr S S Klyne of Lawrence to transfer to Colorado Springs in an exchange with Dr Edward Hisley after a church meeting. Lawrence church officials voted to approve, praising Klyne’s five years of leadership as Hisley moves to Lawrence, while Bishop Waldorf and Bishop Meade arrange transfers.
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S. S. Klyne
First Methodist Church
Lawrence
Edward Hisley
Colorado Springs
Qr. Alyne
Waldorf
Kansas
Meade
Colorado
Hislop
Dentists to Convene in Lawrence by District Association
The First District Dental Association holds a one day convention in Lawrence with dentists from Wyandotte Douglas Shawnee Johnson Jackson and Jefferson Counties. A paper by Dr Willis A. Coston Topeka on Preparedness in the forenoon. A bridge work clinic by Dr Loxton at 10. Dinner at 6 30 at the Elks club. An illustrated lecture by Dr M T Sadler on the Cleft Palate Operation after dinner.
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District Dental Association
Lawrence
Wyandotte
Douglas
Shawnee
Johnson
Jackson
Jefferson
Willis A. Coston
Topeka
Loxton
Elks Club
M. T. Sadler
Iesi Fiags
Windows dressed up for I O F delegates in Lawrence
Downtown Lawrence shops showcased their Sunday best window displays for the I O F delegates. Last night at 7:30 the lights were turned on for a miniature show, drawing throngs of visitors who admired carefully arranged displays using woods, silks, satins, jewels, and Odd Fellow links and colors.
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Lawrence
Barba Returns from Philippines to Lawrence Visit
Eusebio C Barba a Kansas Law School graduate in 1917 and now a Manila attorney visits Lawrence for the first time since returning to the Philippines in 1917 Barba was once an assistant to Secretary Sparks of the Chamber of Commerce while at the University of Kansas.
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Eusebio C. Barba
University ‘of Kansak
Philippines
Barba
Manilla
P. I
Lawrence
Islands
Sparks
Chamber of Commerce
University of Kansas
Battery world note evokes mystery phrase
Fragmentary OCR hints at a 2000s reference to mass and phone items with unclear context. The readable bits mention a battery, a person named George, and possible urban shorthand. No clear event, place, or organization can be established from the fragment.
Rock Island marks 70 years with special train run
Chicago records a seventy year celebration of the Rock Island line with a special Joliet Chicago run led by Charles Hayden and J Corman. Officials from the Rock Island and Union Pacific attended events in Joliet and Topeka with a tree planting memorial for Marcus A. Low and a dinner planned in Kansas City.
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Chicago
San Salle Street
Joliet
Chicago Rock Ushant and Pacific Railroad
Charles Haywen
Rock Island
J. Corman
Union Pacific
Carl R. Gray
W. W. Stevens
Hubbard’ Woods
Linois
Samuel Benedict Reed
Rock Islands
He Halleck
Rock Island Club
Wy. GC
Cartside
Attornes Louw
Gorad
Kansas City
Missouri
Jo. Wo Gorman
Charles Hayden
Directeurs
Kansas football team arrival in Lawrence after East invasion
The Kansas Jayhawks are due to arrive in Lawrence after a long journey from the east. Twenty two players plus Coaches Clark and Sellademan, athletics director Dr. PLC Allen, and trainer Bailey will travel by train. The team is in good shape aside from stiffness from travel, with Proxy Wilson reported to have a facial cut requiring five stitches.
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Kansas
Lawrence
Santa He
Clark
Sellademan
Bob Gilbert
Wilson
Krueger
Error corrected in Lecompton township treasurer nomination
The Journal-World notes a misprint on a Lecompton township Republican ticket vacancy. The committee named George O. Morriss as the county treasurer rather than W. S. Morriss. The correction acknowledges the proper nominee and the committee’s intended choice.
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Journal-World - Saturday Night
Republican County Central Committee
Lecompton Township
George O. Morriss
Debate Club Meeting at Lawrence High School Wednesday
The Lawrence High School Debate Club will hold a meeting Wednesday night in the high school study hall. The gathering starts at 7 o clock.
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Lawrence High School
Rebekahs Open State Assembly opens in First Methodist Church
Mrs Grace Gage of Mineapolis Kan presided at the opening of the Rebekah state assembly this afternoon at 3 o clock in the Trinity Methodist church. She led the school of instruction and tonight at 7 40 she will oversee the assembly degree. Key business includes electing a representative and alternate to Cincinnati 1923 with time to be announced by the president. Officers elected in May by Australian ballot will be installed: President Zylpha B Dix Hutchinson Vice President Edan J Walsh Independence Warden Nite A Herne Manhattan Secretary Gertie K Jateson Lawrence Treasurer Maude Hughes El Dorado Social events include a banquet at 6 30 tonight for the past officers association at the First Baptist church. Notable visitors include Zelpha B Dix Hutchinson Edna E Walsh Independence and Henrietta Starr. Treasurer of Hays also listed.
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Grace Gage
Mineapolis
Kan
Rebekah State Assembly
Tirso Methodist Church
Rebekahs
Cincinnati
ZylIpha DB
Dix
Hetchinson
Edan J. Walsh
Independence
Nite A.’ Herne
Manhattan
Gertie KN. Jateston
Lawrence
Maude Hughes
el Dorado
First Baptist Church
Zelpha
B. Dix
Hutchinson
Edna E. Walsh
Henrietta Starr
Ot Hays
Copper magnate Guggenheim dies in Southampton
Isaac Guggenheim American capitalist and pecuasse magnate died suddenly in Southampton after a chest pains episode. He arrived from London with Henry W Marsh and stayed at the principal hotel. An inquest will be held to determine autopsy necessity as Mrs Guggenheim and their daughter travel to Southampton.
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Southampton
Associsated Press
Isaac Guggenheim
Guggenheim
London
Henry W. Marsh
Aquitenia
Audt
Mer Guegenbels
Grutwenhein
Cugeetbeie
Hey
New, York
Afra Guggenheim
Play Cast Is Chosen For Y W C A Play At U University
The Y W C A at the University announces the lead and full cast for Adam and Eva to be staged at the Bowersock Theatre on October 31. Eva is Madeline Denmeyer with Julia Margaret Armstrong and Aunt Abby Frances Wilson among the cast. Adam is Claude Mathers with David Mackey and Lord Andrew D C Ferguson, Dr Dela water Albert Kerr and Zack Taylor also featured. The production, long a New York and Kansas City favorite, is said to be one of the most successful stage comedies.
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Y. W.cg. A
University
Bowersock
Myrtle Bair
Y. W. Coa. Wil
Adam
Eva
Madeline Denmeyer
Julia
Margaret Armstrong
Abby
Frances “Wilson
Corinthia
Irene Peabody
Claude’ Mathers
Legion Meeting Postponed Eager for New Orleans Convention
The American Legion Eli Dorsey post will hold a meeting at the Legion rooms tomorrow evening at 8 30 after the Odd Fellows parade. Members planning to attend the national convention in New Orleans must obtain identification certificates from the post commander to qualify for the reduced round trip rail rate of one and a half fares.
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Eeessean Legion
Eli Dorsey
American Legion
Legion Rooms
New Orleans
Ladies Attend Rebekah Assembly in Prairie
Mrs J C Hanes, Mrs Ora Wart, Mrs Ethel Santee of Pretty Prairie arrived this morning to attend the Rebekah assembly.
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J.C. Hanes
Ora Wart
Ren
Ethel ‘Santee
Pretty Prairie
Rebekah
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