Kansas Gov Denounces Mob Violence In Liberty Klansman Attack
Governor Allen denounces the whipping of Mayor Theodore Schierlman of Liberty by alleged Klansmen. He says mobs cannot take the law in hand and criticizes Oklahoma Klansmen aiding Kansas activities. County Attorney Stewart vows investigation and plans to sue Liberty for damages.
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Topeka
Kansas
Allen
Theodore
Schichman
Liberty
Klakkmen
Klahoma
Oklahoma
Schierlman
Montgomery County
Independence
Kans
Stewart
Theodore Schierlman
Ofl
Alleg
Ku Klux Klan
Isman Tor Liberty
Echierlman
Amnesty Offer Expired as Dublin Holds Fire
The free state government’s amnesty expired at midnight and military authorities may punish offenders with death deportation imprisonment. A Dublin proclamation by the Republican army executive warned that informers to the courts will be treated as spies, while court members face punishment.
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Dublin
Free State
Republican Army
To Open New Lunch Room by Miss Tons Pine
Miss Tons Pine will run the Pine Lunch at 723 Massachusetts Street, soon in a repainted interior with gres floors. The shop will offer lunch and aims to open by Saturday.
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Miss Tons Pine
Massachusetts Street
Miss Pine
Marriage License Issued to Albachof and Wilson Couple
Robert H. Albachof of Lawrence and Daphene E. Wilson of Chi nute obtained a marriage license on Saturday from the Office of Probate Judge Menger.
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Robert H. Albachof
Lawrence
Daphene E. Wilson
Chinute
Menger
Ford Sedan Stolen From City Theater Area
The Ford sedan belonging to W C Simons was stolen from the south side of the Bowergock theater building Saturday evening. The loss was discovered at the end of the show. Officials were notified but no trace of the car has been found.
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WC. Simons
Bowergock Theatre
Cold Wave Forecast From Weather Observer
Federal weather observer P Conner predicted a sharp drop in temperatures tonight across Kansas and Missouri from the seventies to the thirties. The cold spell was expected to bring ducks to begin flying soon.
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Kansas _City
Kansas
Missouri
P. ‘Conner
Federal
Conner Rommentak
French peace envoy arrives in Paris to push near east accord
Henry Franklin Bouillon, French peace envoy to Turkish nationalists, meets Premier Poincare in Paris and asserts peace is assured. He praises French influence in the Near East, contrasts Britain’s role, and hints at responding to Lloyd George’s Manchester speech.
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Paris
Associated Press
Henry Franklin-Bouillon
Foreign Office
Poincare
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
France
Near East
M. Franklin Bouillon
Turkey
Lloyd George
Manchester
Widow sues for care of parents in Vinlant Oklahoma case
Cornelia Whirlow of Vinlant filed suit against W. S. Whirlow of Kingfisher Oklahoma seeking 13120 plus costs. She says she cared for her aged parents for 22 years in exchange for property after death and for board and clothing. She contends she sacrificed youth and opportunities and received only board and $600. parents died without a will.
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Australia
Cornelia Whirlow
Vinlant Has
W. S. Whirlow
Kingfisher
Okla
Land
Three-Day Program on Homes Opens Tomorrow
The Bet ter Homes in America demonstration begins tomorrow at the Chamber of Commerce with the topic The house and its furnishing. From 7 30 to 8 00 the public may inspect standard kitchen equipment. At 8 00 the high school orchestra will play followed by Prof Goldwin Goldsmith on Domestic Architecture and Miss Meguair on Home Decoration.
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America
Chamber of Commerce
Goldwin Goldsmith
Meguiar
Farewell Talk by Rev Klyne at Chamber Luncheon
The Rev. &. S. Klyne of the First Methodist Church will deliver a farewell talk titled impressions of Lawrence tomorrow at the Chamber of Commerce noon luncheon. He plans to move Tuesday to Colorado Springs to lead a Methodist church there but will stay to complete his address for the local group.
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Lawrence
S. Klyne
First Methodist Church
Chamber of Commerce
Klyne
Colorado Springs
Chamber of Commerge
Man coyote mistaken for wolf captured by farmer
T. E. Griesa seized a wild animal after a chicken yard disturbance. He later learned the creature was a coyote, not a dog, and that it had perhaps been apet. University of Michigan museum staff confirmed the animal’s identity.
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T. E. Griesa
Mr. Griesa
Takire
Horse tumbles over Willard cut near city
A horse belonging to Frank and Nap Lee slipped and tumbled over backwards on the Fort to Fort road while grazing. The horse was helped up with a rope, suffered only scratches and ear injuries, but another prior fall had broken a leg. A nearby fence appeared improperly set.
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Frank
Nap Lee
Willard
Fort
Divorces Granted and Court Actions In County Court
Judge Hugh Means presided at the county court house on Saturday. Grace Striker was granted a divorce from Lon Striker with custody of the child. Lon Striker is currently in the penitentiary. A. G. Wilson and Edwin Ford were denied an injunction against Samuel R. Allen in a property rights suit.
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Hugh Means
Grace Striker
Lon Striker
Striker
A. G. Wilson
Edwin’ Ford
Samuel R. Allen
Merchants group meeting postponed due to absence
W Purnmidn willi not attend the midwest section reinvention of the Retail Merchants National Association in Wichita. The Nebraska Kansas Missouri and Oklahoma group meeting, planned for tomorrow evening, is postponed because of his absence from the city.
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W. Pursmidn
Wichi
H.W. Fursman
Wichita
Mid-West
Retail Merchants National Association
Nebraska
Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Merchants Association
Take Eastern Trip Planned for J Dodds
J Dodds manager of Citizens Light Heat and Power plans a week long tour to Atlantic City for a national meeting of light and power men. He will also visit Montreal Detroit and other points during the trip.
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J. Dodds
Citizens Light, Heat, & Power Company
Atlantic City
Meeting of Light and Power Men
Montreal
Detroit
Anthracite shortage hits Kansas coal supply
The industrial court received notice that Pennsylvania will supply only 50 percent of normal anthracite to Kansas due to limited hard coal in eastern fields. The reduced shipments reflect a broader coal shortage affecting eastern supplies.
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Topeka
Pennsylvania Coal Commission
Kansas
Pennsylvania
Britain and United States discuss three mile limit for search
Washington reports Britain sent a note to the state department negotiating reciprocal permission to extend American prohibition authorities beyond the three mile limit. Britain promised to curb rum smuggling under the British flag and instructed Canadian and other port officials to reduce fraudulent clearances. Officials noted extending search rights hinges on a formal international agreement as Hughes proposed.
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Washington
Associated Fress
Great Britain
State Department
Vnk
Hughes
Three Mile
London
Aukland Geddes
Department
Prohibition
Prohibition Navy
Three Mile Lines
Mr. Hughes
Local American Legion to Nominate Officers Next Wednesday
Fl Dorsey post will nominate officers for the coming year at a meeting Wednesday evening. Post commander Pettit urged full attendance due to much business and said the session will start promptly at 7. Afterward, a top athletic entertainment organized by the post is planned. Pettit described it as unique and engaging for members.
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American Legion
Fl Dorsey
Tray Pettit
Pettit
Ath
Labor Board grants pay rise for 2000 yard masters
The U Srailroad Labor Board approved an eight hour day with foretime, boosting pay by about 25 percent for 2000 yard masters in Class 1 railroads and related lines. The decision covers roads including Central lines east and west, Baltimore & Ohio, Kansas City Southern, Missouri Kansas Texas, Fort Worth and Denver City, Texas and Pacific, and Wabash among others.
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Chicago
Det
Associated Press
United States Railroad
Bear
New Central Lines
East
Baltimore & Ohio
K.C. Southern
Kansas City
Oklahome &Gulf
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Antonio
Arkingas Pass
Fort Worth
Denver City
Gulf Coast Lines
Texas and Pacific Trans Mississippi Terminal
Wabash
Freshmen Social Set for Wednesday Afternoon
The high school announces a freshmen social to be held Wednesday at four o'clock in Smith's Timber. The event titled Freshmen's Freakish Frolic aims to welcome new students and foster class fellowship.
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Smith’s Timber
Harvey Taken to Belt Memorial Hospital for Observation
D G Harvey was taken to Belt Memorial Hospital in Rosendale on Friday for rest and observation after acute heart symptoms appeared in the past ten days.
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Ir Harvey
Dyke D. G. Harvey
Belt Memorial Hospital
Rosedale
Hi- Meeting Tomorrow With Prof Paul Lawson
Hi meeting features University of Kansas professor Paul Lawson delivering remarks before a gathering of the Hi- group. The event is scheduled for tomorrow evening at the YMCA building and includes Count the Chevrolets as part of the program.
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Paul Lawson
University of Kansas
Radio Saved Atkinson and Later Jailed Him for Theft
San Francisco dispatch reports Leslie Dowds Atkinson, once hailed as the life of the shipwreck City of Honolulu crew, saved by radio last Thursday as Honolulu burned at sea, but he was arrested for allegedly leaving with army funds from Pearl Harbor. Passengers identified him as the cheerful survivor.
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San Francisco
Leslie Dowds Atkinson
Woman’s rapid recovery linked to alleged hospital blackmail scheme
A woman who arrived in Lawrence on the interurban and stayed at Memorial hospital recovered quickly after doctors learned officials believed she used false illness claims and a skull fracture story. She gave multiple names, traveled through Jefferson City, Kansas City and Topeka, and was suspected of drug addiction and manipulating hospitals for morphine, with officials wary of a broader scam.
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Lawrence
Memorial Hospital
St. Louis
General Hospital
Kansas City
Jefferson City
Topeka
Harding Faces Farm Bureau Opposition Over Board Reappointment
Senator Curtis said Kansas farmers oppose renewing W G Harding on the federal reserve board or the governorship due to disagreements with the Harding administration. He noted two vacancies on the board and that no appointments would be made during Congress recess.
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Washington
Kansas Farm Bureaut Federation
W. 9 G. Harding
Federal Preserve Board
Hefot
Harding
Curtis
White House
Congress
American Legion opens fourth national convention in New Orleans
The American Legion pledges renewed assurance to the disabled and reasserts its stance on the soldier bonus through national commander Handford Mac Nider. Delegates from seven nations attend as the Inter allied Veterans Federation holds two days of sessions to promote world peace. Also noted are returning residents E. F. Arndt and A. Ke Campbell visitors in Lawrence and local business card lines.
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New Orleans
Associated Press
Handford Mac Nider
American Legion
Legion
Interallied Veterans Federation
Lincoln play star McGlynn explains dramatic license
Frank McGlynn, to star as Abraham Lincoln at the Bowserk theater tonight, defends the show’s dramatic liberties while praising real drama on stage. He notes Lincoln’s likeness in height and features, and says the play prioritizes entertainment though it remains fundamentally correct.
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Frank McGlynn
Abraham Lincoln
Bowersack Theater
New York
McGlynn
McGlnn
Lincoln
McGlyran
Presidency
Lincnan
McGlyn
San Francisco
Olf Casinoo
Charles Frohman
Tie
Edison Moving Picture Company
McClynn
New York City
Prank, Jr
Dope Den Fight Fatal Racks Island Man Killings
At Rack Island on October 14 police officer James Green and Edward Minor and Robert Scott were killed in a gun battle when officers tried to stop a quarrel between Scott and his wife in an underground dope den. Green died instantly. Minor and Scott died after hospital transport. The city fears further violence amid a seven death toll in recent months and considers state troop intervention to restore order.
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Rack Island
James Green
Cnjly
Bob Iia
Tia Od
Republican Meeting Speakers Include Powell in Lawrence
B Jenkins of Kansas City will speak at the Republican meeting in the court house Wednesday evening. Chief speaker Martin Powell, a noted colored orator from Washington D C, will attend Lawrence under national and state Republican committee auspices. A Lone Star meeting was canceled by bad weather and will be held at a later date.
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B. Jenkins
Kansas City
Court House
Martin Powell
Washington, D. C
Lawrence
Lone Star
Papyri Translation to Begin at University of Pennsylvania Museum
Dr. Nathaniel Reich, once of Vienna, will start translating fifty sheets of papyri dated to the reign of Ptolemy Philadelphus but possibly written earlier. The documents, found in sealed jars in a Theban tomb forecourt, are in Demotic, the shorthand of hieroglyphics, and Reich is regarded as among the few scholars able to read it.
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Philadelphia
Ptolemy
Philadelphus
University of Pennsylvania Museum
Nathaniel Reich
University of Vienna
Thebes
Wires Tapped in Mills Home Mystery Deepens
New Brunswick reports claim telephone taps traced to the home of Mrs Edward Wheeler Hill widow of a rector slain by Mrs Eleanor Mills choir singer. A vestryman Ralph Gorsline says he suspects no con cealment, while prosecutors note taps on office wires. Investigators cite Manhattan beach visit before the murder and reveal a letter to the rector from the choir singer mentioning a troubled mood and love.
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New Brunswick
Edward Wheeler
Hill
Eleanor Mills
Sallie Peters
Hall
Ralph V. M. Gorsline
Church of St. John the Evangelist
Gorsline
Stricker
Middlesex
Hhis
Manhattan Beach
Coney Island
Sportsmanship talk at Haskell Institute gym
University coach K A Schlademan spoke on Sportsmanship before the Haskell Y M C A meeting attended by over two hundred students. Charles Grounds presided, urging clean play and support for all teams. the session closed with a Haskell song and a recounting of Army and K U cheer examples.
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K. A. Schlademan
Haskell Institute
Haskell Y. ML. C. A
Charles Grounds
al G. A
Schindeman
Giddes
Army
Kk. Uogime
Miss Koch
Haskell
C. A
Baptist youths invited to view heavens with telescope
The men of the Baptist church youth class are invited by Prof Dinsmore Aher to join him Friday at 7 30 in the observatory building on the university campus to view the heavens with the telescope Poincare for Naval Treaty Paris. Premier Poincare will push ratification of the Washington naval treaty when he appears before parliament.
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Brotherhanit
The
Baptist Church
Dinsmore Aher
Poincare
Paris
Associated Press
Poineare
Prepare Now for Next Market Day in Lawrence
The upcoming market day in Lawrence is set for October 25 with a planned second sales day. A committee under the Better Business Bureau and Chamber of Commerce will screen store specials to ensure one day only bargains. The event aims to feature up to a hundred specials and prize giveaways from 2.50 to 10.00, with broad county participation.
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Lawrence
Better Business Bureau of the Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Mercia
Baldwin and Tonganoxie
Fire Victims to Land From Honolulu Burn Incident
The transport Thomas towed the City of Honolulu survivors to Los Angeles harbor where passengers and crew awaited health inspection before ashore. A federal board will interview travelers prior to landing as tugs circle for fresh fruit tobacco and comforts.
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City of Honolulu
Los Angeles Harbor
Los Angeles
Thomas
Honolulu
Thomas and Cats
Library meeting to be held in St. Joseph Missouri
Representatives from Missouri Kansas and Nebraska will attend the regional library association meeting in St Joseph Missouri this week Miss Lillian Constant Miss Marves Carter and Miss Margaret Perkins will represent Lawrence Public Library Earl Manchester Miss Bessie Wilder Miss Mario Hostetter and Miss Mann Trert will attend from the University Library
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Resional Library Association
St. Joseph
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
Lawrence Public Library
Lillian Constant
Mranves + Carter
Margaret Perkins
University Library
Earl Manchester
Bessie Wilder
Mario Hostetter
Mann Trert
Farmers May Get Explosives At Special Price
C C Bussing announced today that orders may be placed at the Farmers Bank for explosives needed by farmers. The price is just under 12 a box of 400 wounds. The government distributes prime acids from surplus war stocks through the Grange. Hix shipped in carload lots.
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C. E. Bussing
Grange
Police Court Session Postponed Till Tomorrow
No session was held this morning as C. C. Stewart was called out of town. All hearings scheduled for Monday morning were automatically continued to tomorrow morning.
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C. C. Stewart
Lawrence School Vacation Announced For Thursday and Friday
Lawrence schools schedule a midweek break this Thursday and Friday while teachers attend the state teachers association meeting in Topeka. Bradley Judy presides over the Methodist church high school league which hosts a series of Win Your Chum meetings this week with the first gathering at 7 o'clock tonight.
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Lawrence
Topeka
Tale Teachers Association
High School League of the Methodist Church
Bradley Judy
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Po. Harding
Kansas Farm Bureau
E. F. Arndt
Arndt
Lawrence Transfer Co
Mrs
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Des Moines
George
Dr. Albright
Chiropractor
Ilinois
Necro
Kurt Schlademan
Haskell Y. ML .C. A
Last
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W. C. Simons
Journal-World
Mv. Simons
Lawrence Lodge
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A. Lawrence
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