Walton Presents Anti Klans Charge
Oklahoma City dispatch notes Governor Walton urging anti Ku Klux Klan legislation as lawmakers convene in extra session. House adopts resolution to empower inquiry into impeachable officers, while a joint session hears Walton’s message calling for swift enactment to guard state from alleged Klan ties and violence.
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Oklahoma Martial Law Lifted in Oklahoma
Oklahoma City reports Governor Walton lifted statewide martial law effective Oct 11 returning full authority to civil officers. Adjutant General B H Markham announced the proclamation at headquarters after it was drawn the previous night.
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Prejudice Hinders Social Progress At Kansas Meet
The Kansas Conference of Social Work in session at the University heard Elmer Scott of Dallas warn that Kansas spends nearly eight million dollars yearly for delinquent care. He called prejudice a barrier to restoring the mentally and morally deficient and urged viewing all citizens as equals. Frank Brune of Minneapolis urged constructive family work, while Mrs. Hunt of the YWCA highlighted women’s health education and service. Prof Burr will preside with talks on social avenues councils and community crests scheduled for the evening program.
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Wichita
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Brave young QB Dan Donkel dies after illness
Dan G Donkel123 old died this morning at Simmons hospital from complications of appendicitis. A sophomore high school football quarterback he played one game this season and belonged to the Midwet basketball team. Survived by parents Mr and Mrs D F Denited of Ohio Street and siblings Elizabeth Marianna Katherine and Jov.
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Barn Fire Destroys Gros Didier Property Near Bellview
Firefighters from the Lawrence department battled a blaze yesterday evening that destroyed a barn and its hay, harness, and feed at the Mat Gros Didier place near Bellview School. No stock was lost. A transient, staying in the area for days, is suspected to have sheltered in the barn and possibly smoked in the haymow, but the exact cause could not be determined.
Lovett to retire as U P chairman
New York date Oct 11 on doctor advice Robert St Lovett resigned as chairman of the executive committee of the Union Pacific system effective January 1 He will continue his association with the company in a different capacity
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Big KU Reunion Promises 1000+ KU Alumni Attend State Meet
Alfred G. Hill, KU alumni secretary, says more than a thousand graduates and former students will join reunions linked to the State Teachers Association meetings next week. Events occur in four towns Independence Topeka Wichita Salina with speakers Chancellor Lindley and Prof. A S Olin among organizers.
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Akron train kills children near Rootstown crossing
In Akron Ohio a train struck a school bus at a crossing near Rootstown. One girl and four other pupils were killed or seriously injured as the bus failed to clear the track.Officials said the train was late and the bus driver saw the danger too late. The five children who escaped crawled free as the train passed.
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Harding Estate Value Reported In Probate Court
The Associated Press reports the total value of the late President Harding's estate, excluding Harding Publishing stock not yet appraised, at 486565.64 dollars. Personal property and chattels are 4164.85, money 34895.90, securities 400774.01, and real estate 46720.00.
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Plans for Harding Memorial campaign unveiled
Washington, Jan. plans for a nationwide drive to raise three million dollars to preserve the name and memory of the late President Harding were approved at the first meeting of the Harding Memorial trustees. Associated Press report notes the initiative aims to create a lasting memorial through a coordinated program.
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Fruit Growers Meet Saturday in Chamber of Commerce Rooms
Douglas county fruit growers plan a Saturday meeting in Chamber of Commerce rooms with keynote speakers Senator A. L. Brooke of Jefferson County and O F P Whitney of the State Horticultural Society. Women members will provide the chicken pie and fixings for the noon meal, a featured part of the program.
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Jefferson County
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Officials chosen for North Lanwrengt school bond election
City commission selected judges and clerks for a special election Tuesday October 28 to issue 100000 in bonds for a new school replacing Woodlawn destroyed by fire. Polls open 8 am to 6 pm. Registration hours tonight and tomorrow 7 to 10 to meet legal requirements.
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Armistice Day Plans Outline Ceremonies and Fund Drive
American Legion will serve Armistice Day November 11 with services at headquarters. Tony Wagner Mason and Derker named to plan ceremonies. Major Sam Clarke forms committees with Elks to raise $4000 for Salvation Army next week. Relatives of veterans buried at Oak Hill cemetery may obtain headstones by applying to Major Clarke.
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Wilson Installed Deputy Grand Warden at State Convention
J B Wilson was installed as deputy grand master of the state lodge of Odd Fellows at the convention in Salina. Mrs Gertie K Johnston began her second term as grand secretary. Lawrence had previously elected Wilson deputy and warden last year, making the appointment automatic.
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New York Thieves Use Truck for Loot
Thieves trucked out several floors of fur stock from the warehouse of Reed Huth & Co on West 36th Street in New York. One guard was held at gunpoint as accomplices selected the best furs and lowered them to the street via elevator. Three truckloads were removed, and the robbery likely spanned four hours.
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Reichstag votes first paragraph of government bill
Berlin reports the Reichstag approved the opening paragraph of the government authorization bill 255 and adjourned, with a final vote expected Saturday. President Hindenburg authorized Chancellor Stresemann to dissolve the Reichstag if the two thirds majority is not achieved.
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Price indices show rise in September farm costs
Washington reports the Department of Agriculture announcing price levels across crops and livestock. The index shows crops up 25.6 percent from two years ago and 2.2 percent higher in September, while meat animal prices on September 15 show mixed shifts compared with last year and two years prior.
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Kansas Graduate Joins Philippine Education Task Force
HAS IMPORTANT JOE F. Bermejo a 2 graduate of the University of Kansas last June, has been given a special assignment in the Bureau of Education at Manila. He is expected to serve on the committee revising the course of study for Philippine schools, per a letter to Prof. and Mrs. Dill. Bermejo earned his doc tor's degree at KU last spring and came to Kansas in 1919 as a sophomore. He completed AB MLA and bachelor’s degrees in four years and studied a year at Columbia University.
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Old Settlers Meet in Baldwin Highlights Kansas History
Old settlers gathered in Baldwin on October 1 for a regional meeting at First Methodist Church. David McKinney, a Kansas arrival since 1851, and other long-time residents shared memories, songs, and talks about early state life, with recounts of pioneer hotels, rope factories, and the first baby born in the area.
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Yankees Die Giants Die Box Score Incomplete
The score by innings is garbled with multiple misreads and missing data. Key players and details are unreadable, with names like Me Quillen and Paativel appearing amid broken phrases. No clear final score or summary can be determined from the readable fragments.
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Orioles Take Early Lead in World Series Game Two
In Kansas City at Muehlebach Field a slim crowd of about 14,000 watched as Baltimore Orioles opened with a run in the first inning. The Blues tied it in their half, then Baltimore pulled ahead with another run in the sixth, taking a one game lead over Wilbur Goud's squad.
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Land dispute over deed and sale of 820 acres and personal property
Pickarsky sues Glen Trewer in district court seeking an injunction and cancellation of the deed and bill of sale for 820 acres known as the old O. B. Parkins property near Lawrence. He alleges false representations by Glenn Brewer from Ontario, Neb, led to delivery of title and personal property, including 85 hogs and 6 horses, in exchange for a Nebraskaland promise.
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Whiskers Taboo on Cops in Constantinople
Constantinople police are ordered to shave at least twice weekly and not tilt their caps to the fashionable angle. The chief of police mandates a serious, dignified bearing in public, emphasizing duty, pride, and tact.
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Ruth's Two Homers Give Yankees Game
Babe Ruth launched two home runs at Polo Grounds helping the Yankees to a 4 to 2 victory over the Giants. Pennock mounded the southpaw win, shutting down the Giants most of the way as Meusel and Ward provided run support in the mid game sequence.
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