Cleveland Wins 3-0 as Coveleskie Tops Dodgers in Series
Cleveland defeats Brooklyn 3 to 0 at League Park to clinch the 1926 world series title. Coveleskie pitched for the Indians, holding the Dodgers to three runs in the decisive game. Grimes stayed in after injuring his hand as Brooklyn attempted a comeback after an uneven series.
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Grimes
League Park
Cleveland
Coveleskie
Indians
Brooklyn Dodgers
Brooklyn
Jamieson
Trooklyn Field
Trnning
Pyacklyn—Olson
Gatiner
Sheehan
Jameson
Johnson
Griffiths
Covey
Cavey
Wamby
Jarmeison
Koney
Speaker
Soowell
Myers
Garner
Kilduff
Sewell
Smith
Gardner
Sheehen
Kaney
O'Day
Killuff
O'Neill
Miller
Texas
Olson
Griffith
Coveleski
Speakag
Wheat
Jamiesor
Johnston
O’neeil
Kildaff
Caveleskie
Sth
Little to address University Republican Club at Frazer Hall
Congressman E C Little will speak to the University Republican Club in Frazer Hall at 8 o clock tomorrow night. Club president John B Old says the talk will offer a message for every student and discuss Hill Republicans campaign aims to boost votes for state and national tickets. Little will cover bonus plans for ex service men and the talk is expected to be heated due to Democratic opposition on the Hill.
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E. C. Little
University Republican Club
Fraser Hall
John B. Old
Col. Little
Hill
Old
Opium Ring Suspected as Smuggling Ring Exposed
A Chicago railway station seizure of 110 cans of opium uncovered what authorities call an international smuggling ring. Three men were arrested in San Francisco and two in New York, with linked seizures of 250 pounds of opium gum in New York. Boise federal agents awaited 125 pounds shipped from San Francisco. Value of Chicago opium set at about 15000 wholesale, 100000 retail.
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Chicago
Boise
Idaho
San Francisco
Weather forecast update for Kansge
Forecast shows fair conditions tonight and Tuesday with partly cloudy sky. Temperature readings include overnight low and daytime highs, with yesterday’s high and low noted in scattered figures.
Survey of City Schools Planned by University Bureau
Lawrence board of education invites the University of Kansas Bureau of School Services to survey city schools. The plan aims to outline a building program and progress for the district. The survey will be done with no charge and will involve E E Lewis of Rockford Public Schools assisting.
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Bureau of School Service
University
Lawrence
Board of Education
Harry P. Smith Maade
Bureau, of School Service
University of Kansas
Rockford
Lewis
University Bureau of School Services
Inspection tour to audit Kansas National Guard units
Major Joseph Dunkel of the adjutant general staff began a state wide inspection tour covering twenty Kansas cities. He will scrutinize equipment and records, starting in Kansas City Kansas with infantry and signal units, then Atchison Lawrence and Topeka with detailed dates listed for each stop.
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Topeka
Kans
Kansas Cities
National Guard
Joseph J. Dunkel
Adjutant General's
Kansas City
Kas
Signal Corps
Dunke
Atchison
Lawrence
Dunkel
Dunikle
Kan
Enthusiastic Reunion of Veterans at Topeka Meeting
Gen W S Metcalf and F J Dodds led about seventy five veterans of Funston’s Philippines regiment at the Twentieth Kansas reunion in Topeka. An association was formed and Topeka was chosen as the 1921 reunion site. Mrs A J OReilly of New Orleans visits Gen and Mrs Metcalf. she is daughter of Judge John O Reilly, early land commissioner for the Union Pacific.
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A. J. O'Reilly
New Orleans
Gertrude Devereaux
Gen
W. S. Metcalf
John O. O'Reilly
Union Pacific Railroad
Road
F.W. Barteldes
Lawrence
MacSwiney in Failing Health Amid Fruit Juice Claims
The Evening News reports Lord Mayor MacSwiney in fragile condition attributed to grape fruit juices syrups and wines. Doctors reportedly believe he may endure about another month. The item is followed by a fragment mentioning Mrs Harwood’s travel and relatives.
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MacSwiney
London
The
Evening News Today
Idoctors
Diver seeks body of stolen child in Schuylkill hunt
August Pasquale, who confessed kidnapping Blakely Coughlin, led Captain Gearhart to a Morris Town river spot where a diver recovered a rail fragment and rope linked to the child. Major Adams says Pasquale also confessed to killing a woman in Philadelphia last spring and stealing $300.
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State Police
Adams
Pastavale
Philadelphia
Morristons
Philadelphia Monitor
Conference set to seek meeting with Wilson on farm needs
Washington, Ort 12 The appointment of committees to present to the White House a request for a conference with President Wilson and his advisers on agricultural needs was decided upon today by representatives of farm organizations nationwide. Farmers seek a conference with the Federal Reserve Board as well.
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Washington
Wilson
United States
Federal Reserve Board
New Chamber of Commerce Adds Members and Announces Events
At noon the Chamber of Commerce welcomed new members Fr. R Hickson W L Post Evereat Lunch Rumsey Bros and introduced visitors including Dr C H Tibbetts A E Burrows Red Brown McNally H E Riggs and others. A Friday football game at McCookfield pits Lawrence and Abilene Highs versus Haskell Tudiane and Hays Normals while a Matzenauer concert is set tonight. Dr A Youn head of the Fraternal Aid Union spoke as Mayor Guo declared the meeting one of the year’s best efforts.
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Chamber of Commerce
FR. R Hickson
W. L. Post
Evereat Lunch
Rumsey Bros
Fraternal Aid Union
C. H. Tibbetts
A. E. Burrows
Red” Brown
Mr. McNally
H. E. Riggs
Ann Arbor
Aled
Lawson
Donemyer
John. L. Sullivan
Ober
McCookfield
Lawrence
Abilene
Haskell
Guo. L. Kreeck
Band Denies Report On ROTC Enrollment Change
Members of the K. U. Band disputed a prior report about entering ROTC. Eleven of thirty eight signaled willingness to enlist, but Paesniquians oppose joining the military. A motion allowed those who wished to enlist to do so, and later a decision kept the band in its current status under the school of fine arts, with many favoring transfer to the athletic department.
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K. UL Band
Military Department
Paes Nquians
School of Fine Arts
Will McFarlane Elected Superintendent for Northeast Church District
Rev. E T McFarlane was chosen to lead the northeast district of Christian churches at a Lawrence meeting. He will devote full time to supervising seventy nine churches across seventeen counties with a 15389 member base. District headquarters will be in Lawrence and the board outlined plans for next year.
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E. T. McFarkind
Lawrence
Northeast District of Christian Churches
McFarlane
County Board Inspects Fort to Fort Highway for Final Acceptance
The board of county commissioners conducted an inspection with a government inspector west of town toward the Shawnee county line. They reviewed sections B and F y C for final acceptance. Section G remains incomplete and awaits finish.
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Board of County Commissioners
Fort
Fort Highway
Shawnee
Convocation Tomorrow at 10 45 A M University Gym
The University will hold a convocation tomorrow morning in the gymnasium. It starts at 10 45 and will last an hour with class times shortened to fit. No external speaker is announced and part of the meeting will be from the athletic department.
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Oread Magazine
Oread
Leland Shout
Peace talks near final Polish Russian pause in Riga
Negotiators in Riga work on the Ukrainian text of a preliminary Poland Russia treaty as turf disputes and Baltic upheavals unfold. Polish gains along the frontier and the corridor cutting Lithuania from Russia are seen as strategic leverage by Polish observers while Bolsheviks deem the accord less favorable than earlier offers.
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Riga
Associated Press
Poland
Russia
Ukraine
Baltic States
M. Dombski
Polish Peasant Party
Warsaw
Roth Adolph Joffe
Polland
Lithuania
Sinn Fein Sees Lloyd George Speech as War Declaration
Dublin Times correspondent reports Sinn Fein leaders view Lloyd George’s Carnarvon address as an almost declared war on Ireland. Indications point to a swift drive by Dublin authorities to head off disorder through a broad campaign that may spread hardship and erode popular support for crime and lawlessness.
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London
Sinn Fein
Carnarvon
Wales
Lloyd George
Ireland
Dublin
London Times
Man o War Wins Race in Canada Championship
Man o War the American champion beat Sir Barten over 2 miles 2 furlongs in Windsor Ontario. Jockey Clarence Kummer drove Man o War to a decisive victory by eight lengths as Minor War faded. Samuel B. Riddle of Philadelphia claimed 75800 dollars and a gold cup. crowd surpassed 25000 setting a Canadian record.
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Windsor
Ontario
Man Ear
America
Continent
Sir Barten
Samuel B. Riddie
Philadelphia
Sir Barton
Clarence Kummer
Man o'War Ohewl
Kummer
Eneed
Riddle
Road Improves Near Fort and Seventh Locust Intersection
Commissioner Cleland reports the road linking the Fort to Fort highway and the Seventh and Locust intersection have been put in good condition after extensive work. The City Commissioners say no lasting fix is possible until a final decision on railroad track coverings is made.
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Cleland
Fort To
Fort
Seventh and
Locust
Lawrence to host 1821 League meeting says city commission
Mayor Kreeck credited Mr Cleland with bringing the commission to Lawrence for the 1821 League of Municipalities gathering. Tobacco plant seeds are minute with a thimbleful able to fertilize nearly an acre. The passage notes color bones, likely bees, as uncommon.
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Cleland
League of Kansas
Lawrence
Kreeck
Col F C Little Opens Republican Campaign at Lecompton
A large audience gathered as Col F C Little delivered a forceful campaign address in Lecompton. The speech outlined party principles and urged support ahead of upcoming elections.
Republican rally at Lecompton voices support for Little
The crowd filled Old Fellows hall for a Lecompton Republican meeting presided by George W. Connell. Col. F C Little focused on a strong GOP case against Democratic extravagance while county candidates spoke briefly and party officials attended. Upcoming events include a Clinton address by Tom Harley and speeches by Senator Charles Curtis in Baldwin and Lawrence.
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Lecompton
Old Fellows Hall
George W. Connell
Chas. F. Moss
Laldwin Mitchell
W. H. McKone
Will Johns
B. Hesford
Douglas ‘County
Republican Central Committee
Roy W. Martin
F. W. Hesford
Col
F.C. Little
Kansas
Little
Clinter Ami
Tom Harley
Charles Curtis
Baldwin
Curtis
Lawrence
Court House
Palmer Disagrees Over Evidence Use in Coal Cases
Dan W. Sims, special attorney general, resigns amid a clash with Attorney General Palmer over trial procedure and evidence in cases against coal operators and United Mine Workers officials. Sims sent resignation to Palmer in Washington and declined further comment from Lafayette Indiana.
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Dan W. Sims
United Mine Workers of America
Sims
Palmer
Washington
Lafeette
Indiana
Goehring to Speak to Baptist Group at Haskell Institute
Rev. N D Goehring pastor of the Lutheran church will address Baptist students at Haskell Institute Tuesday evening. The visit replaces ministers Frank Jennings and Forest Wirecraft who are attending the state association in Pittsburg.
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N. D. Goehring
T the Lutheran Church
Haskell Institute
Frank Jennings
Forest Wirecraft
State Association
Pittsburg
Mr. Goehring
Fraternal Aid Union Backed by Chamber of Commerce
President A Young of the Fraternal Aid Union spoke at a Chamber dinner outlining the 30 year union of the Fraternal Aid and Fraternal America bodies, now 90 000 members with assets over 2 million. He praised growth, noted 2 349 000 in life insurance and discussed town impact and community backing. General officers and advisory board attended except T J Sweeney due to a wreck. Chamber President H Ober pledged continued support.
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Chamber of Commerce
Fraternal Aid Union
Ficers
A. Young
Ternal Aid Association
Lawrence
Uidf America
Young
Dr. Young
Deag
Bex
T. J. Sweeney
Wi. Spalding
J. R. Holmes
Sed
Wind Damaged Plane Causes Propeller Break
First aid to Dr. J. C. Outland injured after a plane in Minneapolis Kan. was damaged by high wind. A pro peller was taken from a pilot to help Dr. Outland fly home. Dr. Outland flew to Minneapolis Sunday. the wind tipped the grounded aircraft and broke the propeller. Wilson Calls Meeting For Wage Issue In Scranton Oct. 18 President Wilson seeks joint meeting of operators and miners to settle recent wage award. Park Curbing Bids Opened East South Park construction bids opened last night with Carlson bid at 96 cents per foot accepted.
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J. C. Outl
Minneapolis
Kan
R. C. Jackma
Mr. Jackman
Dr. Outland
Wilson
Washington
Scranton
Penn
Beatie
Eastsi South Park
Sarlson
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Utes
See
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Kildofp
Honey
Lamar
Krueger
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Skie
Spaaker
Lardner
Oleon
Schmann
Kk. U
Congressman Little
Republican Club
O. J. Nuffer
Love Star
Douglas County Sunday School Association
Nuffer
Senator Johnson
California
Harding
Goolidge
University “Bureau
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W. D. Armentrout
Schior
F. A. Lovan
Lovan
Ewing College
Misa Pearl Hudson
Mary Nicholson
State Teachers Association
Ft Harwood
Rhatian
Reury Hynen c
Matzenauey
Mat Nuer
Rebin Gymnasium
Adrienne
Madame
New York’ City
Marame
New York
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Egon
Bean
Boston
Jame Matzenayer
Hays
Colorado Springs
Colorado
Switzerland
Pike's Peak
Metropolitan Opera
Madame Matxenauer
Europe
August Pasquale
C.of C
B. O. T. C. Gaan Organization
E. T. McFarland
Kansas Christian Church
City Commission
Twentieth
Vermont Street
Fifteenth
Massachusetta
Kentucky
A. Hageart
Elgin
John Gill
Kengal City
L. Snyder
Welch & Welch, Chiropractors
Palmer Tire Co
Canada
Marquard
Richard Rube Marquard
Brooklyn Nationals
Heydler
National League
Dramatic Club
Bowersock
K. U. Dramatic Club
Rk MacMurray
N. D. " Goehring
Chamber
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