Coalition broken and Lloyd George ministry resigns
London reports confirm Prime Minister Lloyd George resigns with his cabinet amid a coalition break. Andrew Bonar Law consents to form a new ministry after the king summoned him to Buckingham Palace, with Bonar Law awaiting formal task at 6 o clock. The upheaval follows the coalition collapse and cabinet resignation.
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Lloyd George
London
Associated Press
Andrew Bonar Law
Lloy George
King George
Bonari Law
Bonar Law
von Lloyd George
Bonard Law
Buckingham Palace
Conservatives vote to appeal to coin in Arlon elab meeting
In a tense Carlton Club gathering in Arlon elab today the Conservative members of the Commons voted 87 to to appeal to the crown for a new government. Austen Chamberlain praised independence of the party while Andrew Bonar Law urged unity. A brief Conservative ministry seems likely with a general election anticipated soon after.
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House of Tomimons
Arlon Elab
Austen
Chamberlain
Lord Balfour
Lord Birkenhead
Lloyd George
Bonar Law
House of Commons
Andrew Bonarban
Earl of Derby
Carlton Club
Austen Chamberlain
Andrew Bonar Law
Ace
Nservative Party
House of Lords
Stanley ‘Baldwin
Board of Trade
Mr. Chamberlain
Andrew Bonar
Law
Lloyd George May Form Center Party With Cabinet Support
Reportedly Lloyd George may form a center party with Austen Chamberlain Lord Birkenhead and possibly Lord Balfour. After a conference that repudiated three cabinet members, King George returned from Sandringham and was to receive the prime minister today. Austen Chamberlain and other cabinet members met with Lloyd George following the unionist gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Lloyd George
Austen
Chamberlain
Lord Birkenhead
Lord Balfour
London
Associated Press
George
Sandringham
Lloyd George
Austen Chamberlain
Last War Chief Goes to the Great War Era
The article profiles Lloyd George as the last enduring WWI leader. It recounts his rise from a Welsh MP to Britain’s prime minister, noting his resilience after Paris peace talks, tax reforms, munitions leadership, and sweeping wartime mobilization of industry and labor. It highlights his role in shaping postwar Britain and his place among world statesmen.
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Associated Press
Lloyd George
Faris
Orlando
Italy
Clemenceau
Senate of
United States
Woodrow Wilson
Great Britain
Free ‘State
England
Erin
White House
Manchester
Davis
Richard Lloyd
David
Wales
Carnarvon
Asquith
House of Lords
Germany
Iord George
Kuchner
Khartom
Boy breaks arm gathering persimmons near Emporia
Oct 19 a school boy Raymond McClure fell from a tree while gathering persimmons in the woods near Emporia and broke his right arm. He rode two miles to Emporia on a bicycle carrying two sacks of persimmons in his teeth.
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Emporia
Raymond McClure
Fire at City Hall Boiler Room Cleaned Up
James Monroe, veteran night watchman, smelled smoke at the Eldridge corner and alerted city hall staff. Fire started in the boiler room near the alley with spontaneous combustion in the coal bunker, causing about 350 dollars in damage. Firemen arrived and extinguished the flames at 1 20 this morning.
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James Monroe
City Hall
Fire Department
Monroe
Eldridge House
Reinisch
Governor Reily Praised in Letter Attributed to Harding
Washington reports quote a letter said to be from President Harding praising Governor E Mont Reily of Porto Rico as honest and patriotic. The letter dated September 16 to Fernandoz at Arecibo expresses interest in favorable reports on Reily and offers aid for labor distress conditions under the American flag.
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Washington
E. Mont Reily
Porto Rico
Harding
Carlos Marin Fernandez
Fernandéz
Arecibo
Reily
Reilly
Vladivostok Falls Soon to Red Army Victory
Vladivostok braces as the advancing Red Army nears the city. The French consulate was attacked yesterday and foreigners seek protection. The American consul sheltering Americans flies the U S flag, guarded by an American cruiser. Japanese ships guard foreigners in port. White guards under Gen Dietrich are reportedly collapsing as the invaders approach.
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Tok
Associated Press
Vladivostok
Vladivostok Habour
Dietrich’s
Far Eastern
Siberian
G O P Speakers Rally Negro Voter Support At Court House
A Republican meeting at the court house drew about one hundred attendees as Brown chaired and Martin Powell spoke on debts under Democratic rule and the Dyer bill. Powell urged negro participation in government and electing human-rights supporters while Jenkins praised Kansas Republicans for defending negro rights. Local candidates Johns Morgan Menger Wellman Huddleston urged GOP votes.
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Court House
Brown
Kine Sale
Martin Powell
Washington
Young Men’s Republican Club For
United States
Powell
House
Republican Party
C. B. Jenkins
Kansas City
Law School
South
Jenkins
Kansas
J.W. Clark
Johns
Clark
Willard H. Morgan
Louis Menger
Joo. Wellman
Register of Deeds
Countri O
AL E. Huddleston
Cadet Officer Appointments At University Of Kan
Captain Casey announces 33 cadet officers for University of Kansas ROTC unit under Chancellor Lindley. Cadet Major Patterson leads. list includes Cadet Captains Reilly Schanze Chardy. Lieutenants Schmidt Childs Bentley Keefe Bradley Gilbert Bracken Simons Shave Schwinley Bredberg. Second Lieutenants Hale Hughes Lamb Rose Clough Hughey Rinehart Wear Roth Coxzhill Lyne Mills Lines Treu Chubb. First Sergeants Pontius Armstrong May. First regular ROTC dance slated for November with two dances planned at the FOU hall, one in spring.
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University of Kansat
O. T. Co
H. J. Casey
Ke. H. Lindley
Casey
Coy Patterson
William Reilly
August FE. Schanze
FE. IF. Chardy
Henry C. Schmidt
Kenneth D. Childs
Wayne I. Bentley
Keefe
O’keefe
Cecil U. Bradley
Robert L. Gilbert
George L. Bracken
Verne J". Simons
iWenry K. Shave
K. K. Schwinley
Travis B. Hale
Paul B. Hughes
Paul Lamb
George E. Rose
Arthur M. Clough
Thomas M. Hughey
Cleo. A
Fo A. U
Sawyer Removal Proposed by National Legion Convention
The 601 to 375 vote at the Legion national convention in New Orleans demanded removal of Brigadier General Charles E. Sawyer, President Harding's personal physician, for obstructing the American Legion hospitalization program.
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Sawyer
Convention
New Orleans
Charles.e. Sawyer
Harding
Legion National Convention
Building Life Like a Continual Project at Kiwanis Lunch
C M Fassett of the University faculty spoke at the Kiwanis luncheon on the motto We Build. He compared life to a continuous building process, noting governments evolve like a house, with constitutional changes following changing needs. Also introduced was 800 H Tucker as president of the Kansas State historical society, with guests Howard D Phillips and J Frank Jones.
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Kiwanis Club
C. M. Fassett
Wiedemann’s
Fassett
Washington
Madison
Franklin
Mr. Fassett
H. Tucker
The
Kansas State Historical Society
Howard D. Phillips
Near East Relief
J. Frank Jones
University fall election for class officers held today
The regular fall university election opened at 9 AM with 3762 eligible voters. Seniors voted in Greenhall, juniors in Fraser hall basement, sophomores in Snow hall basement, freshmen in Robin son Gym west end. Four thousand ballots printed. polls closed at 4 30 PM. Election judges to finish counting soon.
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Greenhall
Fraser Hall
Snow Hall
Robinson Grymnasium
University
Hilary Mahin
Men’s ‘Student Council
Develop New Refining Method Highlights Historic Shift
Seventeen years ago J. KR Greenlees funded a scholarship at the university to improve methods for producing gasoline from oil. Under Robert Kennedy Duncan, F. W. Bushong led the work with progress. Recently scientist Burke claims a process to extract carbon, converting all crude oil into gasoline or gas with no waste, and Greenlees now oversees development across seven states.
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J. KR. Greenlees
Theniversity
Robert Kennedy Duncan
F. W. Bushong
Burke
Mr. Greenlees
Youth Confessed Theft At University
A university student was arrested by Sheriff Johns for stealing a ring and pin from a girl. He confessed to taking the items and said he had been taking small things all his life. His father, who said the boy had an $80 monthly allowance, requested his release. The youth was held and released on bond. a hearing will be scheduled later.
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Johns
Aa Girh
Jact
Clothes Stolen From Home Reported In Ketels Residence
Carl FE Ketels of 1215 Rhode Island street told police last night that someone entered his home about 3 30 yesterday afternoon and stole a dark suit a dark gray overcoat and a watch fob police investigated last night.
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Carl FE
Ketels
Rhode Island Street
Jury finds Fred Brown guilty of kidnapping
In county district court on a Friday afternoon, Fred Brown nicknamed chainman was found guilty of kidnapping with intent to commit criminal assault. The jury recommended life imprisonment as his penalty.
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Omaha
Chainman
Fred Brown
Buy a Superior Chevrolet and enjoy She difference daily
A fragment advertising a Superior Chevrolet promises daily benefits from a tag line about She difference. The note reads as a brief sales pitch with unclear context and incomplete quotation marks.
Unitarian Church Plans Fall Quarterly Meeting
A business meeting of the Unitarian church is scheduled for tomorrow night at 7 30 oclock. It will be the churchs fall quarterly gathering.
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Unitarian
Unitarian Church
Battery work. Let George Do Ti 1000 Mass Phone 3
A brief police bulletin notes a battery incident and directs that George handle a 1000 mass case by phone 3. The terse notice signals a call to action and references a designated contact point for further handling.
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George
Parade Night Street Clearance in Lawrence
Lawrence will clear streets of vehicles Saturday night to ensure the night shift parade moves unimpeded. The removal starts at 6 o clock, aiming to have all cars off by parade start. The order covers Massachusetts Street from Sixth to Eleventh.
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Lawrence
Massachusetts
Sixth Street
Eleventh
Legion Moves to New Quarters in Lawrence
Eli Dorsey post members and guards loaded chairs tables rugs and other Legion property along Massachusetts street in a forty minute procession to the newly renovated quarters formerly used by the Chamber of Commerce. A housewarming is planned for Tuesday with the Legion Auxiliary helping receive guests. Nominations for officers were presented with election set for next Wednesday.
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Corp
Clyde Corp
American Legion Rooms
Guy Pettit
Pettit
Massachusetts Street
Eli Dorsey
Chamber of Commercce
The
Legion
Lawrence
Legion Auxiliary
Samuel G. Clarke
Craig Kennedy
I. E. Brown
Clyde Bell
Roll Call of Baptists at Local Church
The Baptist church held its annual roll call with about 150 attendees in the lower rooms. Families filled baskets and supper was served after a brief song service and devotional exercises. The church boasts around 400 resident members, excluding Hassell and university students.
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Baptist Church
Haskell
University
Blood Test Sought to Determine Paternity in Missouri Case
In St Louis on Oct 19 Associated Press reports Randolph Laughlin, counsel for Herman Henry Laumier, sought a circuit court order to use a blood test to establish paternity of a son born 23 months after Laumier separated from his divorced wife. New York suit for support also set for hearing. Laumier away on a hunting trip. The couple’s ages differ, with the wife younger by over 20 years. She previously lived in Memphis and worked at a Chicago hotel cigar stand.
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St. Louis
Associated Press
Herman Henry Laumier
Reil
Randolph Laughlin
Council
Laumier
New York
Memphis
Tenn
Chicago
Mud baths popular in the seventeenth century today
The article describes seventeenth century mud baths as a notable wellness practice, noting their use among travelers and locals. It outlines perceived health benefits, locations reputed for mineral-rich mud, and mentions ongoing interest or revival trends in modern times.
Who Must Register in Lawrence Election
Lawrence voters must check eligibility to vote in the coming election. Those who did not vote in the last general election or who changed residence or recently moved to Lawrence and will vote here for the first time must register at the city clerk's office. Registration closes Friday evening October 27.
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Lawrence
Lawrence Educators Lead Kansas Teachers Association Program
Lawrence educators dominate the Kansas State Teachers Association program in Topeka as schools close for grade and high school teachers to attend. Local speakers include Prof. Walter R. Smith, Miss Lilian Fish, Prof. Raymond A. Schweeler, Dean R. A. Kent, Miss Mary Ketcham, Dr. H. C. Thurnau, Miss Kate Riggs, Dr. Hamilton P. Cady and many others, with Deans and principals chairing key departments.
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Lawrence
Kansas State Teachers Association
Topeka
Walter R. Smith
University
Lillian Fish
Raymond A. Schweeler
A. Farmer
C. E. Birch
Commerce Department
O. J. Lane
School Code Commission
Mary Ketcham
R. A. Kent
Louise Tutcher
H. C. Thurnau
Kansas
Elise Neuenschwander
Hench
Kate Riggs
Hamilton P. Cady
Joan Ry
Dyer
Collees
St. J. Kelly
John R. Barnes
Mary A. Grant
A. L. Chambers
Parent-Teachers Association
Margaret Barto
Jose M. Osma
Accident injures George Gurst in city collision
At the intersection of Eighth and Massachusetts a Buick roadster owned by Nellie Yates and driven by Tad Gould struck a Ford touring car carrying George Gurst. The Ford, owned by W. J. Francisco and driven by J. F. Filbrun, was turning east when hit. The bumper tore the rear wheel, bending the Buick and breaking the Ford wheel.
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George Gurst
Buick
Nellie Yates
Tad Gould
Eighth
Massachusetts
Ford
W. J. Francisco
J. F. Filbrun
Lord
Structure of a house fly wing beat speed and flight
A common house fly beats its wings about 800 times per second and propels itself roughly 25 feet through the air, illustrating remarkable aerial efficiency.
Human eye limits impressions per second
A historical note states the human eye can receive only ten impressions per second, suggesting limitations on visual processing speed and potential implications for information intake and design of communications.
Young man killed by Rock Island freight train
A young man believed to be John Vincent Smith, about 20, of Sioux City Iowa, was killed instantly near Seventh street crossing in North Lawrence while attempting to board freight train No 2641. His body was severed at the pelvis, identified only by a watch-tub shaped tag. No witnesses. railroad officers and a brakeman found the body minutes after the accident. The man was described as clean shaven and recently groomed. relatives were notified and expected to arrive.
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John
Vincent Smith
West Fifth Street
Sioux City
Hook Island
Seventh Street
North Lawrence
D. Smith
Smith
Charles McQueen
Rock Island
Funk
Murder at Weston Mills Ties Cleric and Choir Soprano
Detectives opened a New Brunswick probe into a reported murder of Rev Edward Wheeler Hall and Mrs Eleanor Reinhardt Mills at a Weston Mills shed near Philips farm. affidavits allege a plea for mercy heard as a vehicle headed toward the Phillips farm around 1 AM. The bloodstain analysis supports the night scene theory, though officials doubt some details.
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New Brunswick
Edward Wheeler Hall
Episcopal Church of
Weston Mills
Phillips Farm
City Teachers to Topeka for Annual Meeting
Nearly a hundred Lawrence public school teachers led by the superintendent and school principals traveled to Topeka for the annual state teachers association meeting. A portion of the athletic staff planned to join after the football game with Argentine. Schools will resume Monday morning.
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Lawrence Public School
Topeka
State Teachers Association
Power Plant Burned Shuts Off Local Electricity
Phillipsburg reports eight to nine surrounding towns will lack power for the rest of the week after a partial fire last night at the local plant. Temporary emergency service will begin tonight in this city. The plant, recently bought by Kansas Mower Co of Concordia, suffered roof and machinery damage with no loss estimate yet.
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Phillipsburg
Kansag Mower Company
Concordin
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Word —Struck By
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R. I
John V. Smith
Philips Farm
Philipsburg
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