Bomb maker Ivanoff tied to Gary plot in Chicago bombing wave
Federal agents pursue Alexander Ivanoff in Gary Indiana and Chicago linked bomb cases. Officials say 36 bombs tied to Gimble Bros. were shipped from Gary to New York. A dynamite cache and threats against Gary mayor Hodges surface as investigations widen. Public notices include local events at Y.M.C.A. and university boxing display.
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Chicago
Gary
Secret Service
Indianapolis
Ceason
Alexander Ivanoff
Col. Mapes
Ivanoff
Chiexpo
James
New York
Hartling
Firid
Indiana
Chicairo
Hodges
Rhiearo
Senate Weighs Student Discipline Reform
A disciplinary committee urges the university to adopt self rule by students and consider revised standards for conduct. The Senate reviews proposals aiming to empower student bodies to handle certain offenses locally.
Subways Favored for U P Crossing Debate on Seventh Street
City officials plan to compel Union Pacific to install an overhead or subway crossing at Seventh Street to connect with the Fort to Fort highway. A Friday conference with city attorney state highway engineer and city engineer will decide the crossing type, with a subway from Locust Street north under the tracks most favored to reduce danger and traffic delays.
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Union Pacific Railway Company
Seventh Street
Fort To Mort
Lawrence
City Commission
City Atform
Walter G. Thiel
State Supreme Court
Santa Fee
Banc
Union Mae
Locust Street
Liis Qylan
North Lawrence
AL A. Hicks
Wees
Chamber of Commerce
Fort
Supreme Court
City Plains
Delegates From County Attend CPAL Convention
Fourteen county men including W H Campbell Grant township Wood Ewing Lone Star J M Walters Raw Valley W C Perteous Riat ker and Me Walker Eudora left yesterday to attend the state gathering of the CPAL at Falls City Nebraska Kan such Missouri and Nebraska are represented. Telegrams were sent to Mager Kreeck and BR Sparks secretary of the Chamber of Commerce to Mr Campbell extending the invitation.
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Dovelas County
W. H. Campbell
Grant
Township
Wood. Ewing
Lone Star
Raw Valley
W. C. Perteous
Riatker
Walker
Eudora
CPAL
Falls City
Kansac
Wives of University Students Form KL Dames Chapter
Wives of students organize the KL Dames Club at the university with aims of literary studies and parlor lectures. The chapter, formed in 1910 after an invitation from the University of Chicago, is part of the Intercollegiate Association of Dames with other chapters at Yale Harvard and the universities of Illinois Chicago Wisconsin and Texas.
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K. T. Dames Club
Tery
J. Mitchell
Cla Ig
University of Chicago
KL. Daimes
Intercollegiate Association of Dames
Yale
Harvard
Iinois
Chicago
Wisconsin
Texas
Wilson's Doctors Optimistic On President's Condition
Washington October 14 President Wilson's condition was not restful this noon though his general state remains stable. The bulletin notes normal temperature pulse respiration and heart action, with swelling of the glands in the neck regarded as common and not significant. Rear Admiral Converse said the gland swelling is not important. French Censor Hun Papers Berlin October 14 German newspapers suppressed by occupation authorities are being censored by the French censor. Ratification of the peace treaty expected as first business of the Austrian National Assembly when it meets today.
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Washington
Wilson
Elena
Hun
Berlin
Germany
Frankfort
National Assembly
Cops arrest two men over Goodyear tire sale scheme
Officer Beatty arrested William James and Oliver Hicks of Tonganoxie after a Monday attempt to sell two Goodyear Diamond-tread tires for 25 dollars to Lawrence dealers. Hicks says he took casings from a car between Bonner Springs and Kansas City. James denies involvement of his brother-in-law. Both suspects were turned over to county officials.
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Officer Beatty
William James
Oliver Hicks
Tonganexie
Beatty
Beaty
James
Hicks
Lawrence
Susj
Sion
Bonner Springs
Kansas Grty
William Jones
James Monroe
Red Cross Elects Officers Tomorrow in Douglas County
The Douglas County Red Cross social branch will hold its executive committee elections Wednesday October 35 at headquarters 6 East Ninth Street all day. Ballot custody by Miss WH Rhineart and Mrs Fred Lt Morris and Mrs Clarence Hall as tellers. Ticket includes Mrs Frank Marsh Miss Margaret Perkins T J Sweeney J R Holmes. The committee will appoint five chairmen who become executive members and elect officers from among them. A branch delegate will join the county chapter executive. Other Douglas County branches plan similar elections. Robert C Rankin chairs the county chapter and notes the Lawrence branch follows standard practice for Red Cross chapters.
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Douglas County, Red Cross
East Ninth Street
WH. Rhineart
Fred Lt. Morris
Clarence Hall
Frank Marsh
Margaret Perkins
T. J. Sweeney
J. R. Holmes
Dougins County
Lawrence
Robert C. Rankin
Douglas County
Red Cross
Rankin
Southwest
St. Louis
Sne
Nosford 1s Treasurer Sworn In At Noon Today
Prank Hosford was sworn in as treasurer of Douglas County and O J Nuffer as deputy treasurer at noon. County Clerk George Brune administered the oaths and J U Nowlin’s term as treasurer ended. New treasurer wrote fourteen checks totaling 134 515 05 in favor of Mesford, funds distributed among fourteen banks. County funds balanced to a penny. accounts deemed in good order.
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Hosford
Douglas County
O J. Nuffer
George Brune
J. U. Nowlin
Newlin
Mesford
Red Cross Meeting Honors Simons at Quenemo Kansas
Spoke at Red Cross annual meeting Simons addressed the group on the Red Cross work its peace role and disaster relief. Fifty percent of Quenemo residents belong to the society with Miss Louise Logan and Miss Eagle performing songs at the new high school auditorium. Carranza on vacation in Mexico City planning a several week rest in Cuatro CInegas with officials and a large escort.
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W. OC. Simons
Red Cross
Quenemo
Kansas
Hallowell
K. A
Louise Logan
A. W. Logan
Eagle
Simons
Mr. Simons
Kansas City Juice to Lawrence Trade Signals Grid Expansion
Lawrence and Topeka may receive electric power from a new Kansas City Metropolitan plant as peak demand strains local facilities. Transmission lines could extend up the Kaw valley toward Topeka, Lawrence, and surrounding towns, with potential routes to St Joseph and other points. Negotiations hinge on pricing and line reach to best serve Topeka and Lawrence.
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Lawrence
Kansas Electric Utilities Company
Kansas City Metropolitan Railroad Company
Kansas City
Kaw Valley
Topeka
Law Frence
J. T. Skinner
Lawrence Railway and Light Company
Skinner
Kansas
Mr. Skinner
St. Joannah
Poccert
Strang
Olathe
Ottawa
Emporia
City May Eliminate All Bill Boards Now
City commissioners meet to decide how to handle street billboards. Mayor Kreerk states a Kansas City firm is surveying Lawrence for erecting billboards mainly in the south area. Attorneys ordered to draft a new ordinance to regulate or prohibit billboards.
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Lawrence
Amere
Henry
Thiel
Haanlings
Geo. T. Kreerk
Kansas City
Bonus
Health Bureau Plan Discussed At State University Conference
J. Crambine, secretary of the State Board of Health, is in Lawrence for talks with Chancellor Strong on creating a health bureau at the University. Further meetings with medical authorities at Rosedale are planned in the next days. Strong reported the School of Medicine is in its best condition to date.
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J. Crambine
State Board of Health
Lawrence
Strong
Rosedale
School of Medicine
Cramer of Commerce Seeks Assurance Against Riots
The Cramber of Commerce seeks assurances that there will be no further riots affecting business districts after recent disturbances. Local leaders pledge measures to ensure safety and stability for workers and shoppers.
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Cramber OF Commerce
University Leaders Pledge Action Over Saturday Night Disturbances
Executive committee of the Chamber of Commerce met with Chief of Police James Monroe and University figures to plan reparations for Saturday night damage and to prevent recurrence. The group formed a task force including Dean Harwiy and Mayor Kiecek to draft security measures while distinguishing students from nonstudents involved in the disruption.
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Chamber of Commerce
James, Monroe
John Monteith
Joe Schwartz
T. J. Sweeney
Dean Harwiy
Butler
Supt
R. A. Kent
Kiecek
Dairymen Plan Close Co operation Meeting
Lawrence dairymen plan closer cooperation with an 8:30 pm meeting at the Chamber of Commerce rooms. Albert Horman of Minneapolis will address the gathering on dairy industry opportunities. Lawrence president F S Ryther urges a strong turnout to learn how to advance dairy work locally.
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Lawreace
Someting
Chamber of Commerce
Albert Horman
Minneapolis
F. S. Ryteher
Missoris Kansas
Herman
Lodge Warns Shantung Pact Will Endanger World
Republican Leader claims Japan seeks endless control of Shantung and China to power Asia and threaten America. He urges Senate to adopt amendments that transfer German rights in Shantung from Japan to China, arguing Japan breaks promises and uses China’s manpower for military ends. He warns of a future Great War unless the Pacific is kept stronger.
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Washington
Japan
America
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Senate
China
Lodge
United States
Hibee Jepai
Korea
Manchuria
East
Shantung
Iself
Germany
Austria
Siberia
Ighe
Murope
Pacific
Uni
Franke
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Tyanoff
Miller
Intelligence Department
H. L. Chambers
Y. M.C
France
Widmer
Sen Senha
Filthar
U.P
Committee
George Shaad
University
Lenate
Sehete
Tanerence
Kan
University Senate
Limavel
Shred
Sorrediiny
Commission
Kk. V
Uidtet Ny
Restlees
Jinder
Nosford
Carranza
Mexico City
Cuatro Ienegis
Cochuila
Aguierre Berlenga
Gobernacion
Pastor Rouaix
Juan Barragan
Paulino Fontes
National Railways
Kansas Electric. Utilities Company
Electric
Pimby Metropolitan Company
Health Beucreau
She Christens
Casey
Philadelphia
Miriam Rite Flaherty
Shipping Board
U. S
Knights of Columbus
James A Flaherty
The
Iiitors
Menreo
Hvperyo
Ant
Uersity
Seiwartz
Victory
Winstow
Schwarte
Schwartz
Dairymen
Hoy
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