Reign of Terror as Vladivostok Burns in Crisis
Vladivostok faced terror as Japanese evacuation nears. White guards looted streets after darkness falls while clashes with red forces near the town outskirts. China plans ships to protect its residents as foreigners flee and civilians are ordered to depart for China.
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Vladivostok
Associated Press
Ie Two Nations
Tokio
Far
Chita
Peking
Heilung Kiang
Priamur
Dieterich
China
Final Salvation Army Meeting Tonight in Elks Club
A final meeting of the American Legion and Elks workers is set for tonight at 8 o'clock in the Elks club to review pre cinct captains reports on funds raised for the Salvation Army year. Chairman McKone said Lawrence residents likely contributed about three hundred dollars above the quota, as the Legion and Elks conducted a citywide canvass while Salvation Army workers took no part in the campaign. The funds aim to sustain the Army's local humanitarian efforts without disruption.
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Elks
Salvation Army
Elks Club
Salvation ‘Army
McKone
Lawrence
Legion and
Legion
Apare
Lone Star Meeting Draws Republicans in Local Rally
About two hundred residents attended a Lone Star Republican rally. Judge C A Smart spoke on the industrial court and tax reduction plans while state representative candidate Willard Morgan urged party principles. Each hopeful outlined qualifications for office.
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Taunty
Lone Star
C. A. Smart
Willard Morgan
Kansas Forecast Fair Tonight Then Cooler Saturday
Weather summary indicates fair conditions tonight and Saturday with cooler air moving into the northern portion. Other text appears garbled and not usable.
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Kansas
Ideal Fuelles Weather For Topeka Gridiron Saturday
Meteorologist Flora promises ideal football weather for Saturday with Indian summer conditions and no precipitation across the state. Goodland reported 78 degrees as the high and 38 as the low, with roads in good condition statewide.
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Topeka
Flora
Goodland
Kansas
Youth Dies Trying to Board Rock Island Train
John Vincent Smith 17 or 18, of Sioux City Ia, was killed Wednesday night while attempting to beat a freight train home. His father D FE Smith arrived to take charge of the body. He had been in Wichita six weeks visiting relatives and working odd jobs. He planned to return by riding the rails and had written his parents Sunday of returning that day. He served in the coast artillery during the war and had ties to the Sioux City National Guard. The body would be taken home for funeral arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Vincent Smith
Rock Island
Sioux City
D. FE. Smith
Liege
John
West Coast
Coast Artillery
Camp Lewis
National Guard
Smith
Demonstration on Labor Saving Devices at University
Yesterday afternoon Miss Anns Barnum of the University Commons led a Better Homes demonstration focusing on labor saving devices for the home kitchen. X Jay Kennedy offered plumbing and sanitation tips in a brief talk, and Camp Fire girls closed the event with a ceremony highlighting homely crafts. The three day demonstration drew strong attendance and featured a program of practical information for improving home conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anns Barnum
University Commons
Miss Barnum
X. Jay Kennedy
Camp Vire
Scott to Attend State Secretaries Meeting in Kansas City
Secretary of the Chamber of Commerce Scott will travel to Kansas City for the State Secretaries meeting. He will address whether a chamber secretary should be tied to clubs like Kiwanis and Rotary in his town. The convention in Detroit runs Sunday night and includes delegates from across the United States. Scott will lead the musical program at the event.
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Scott
Chamber of Commerce
Kansas City
Aszodig Uton
Chamber
of Commerce
Pullmak Gar
Secretaries of Chamber of Commerce
Detroit
United States
British propose Lausanne conference on Near East peace
London reports that the British government has proposed to France and Italy that an allied conference to discuss peace in the Near East should be held in Lausanne Switzerland. Reuters says the conference may not open before November 13.
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Londeng
France
Italy
Near East
Lausanne
Switzerland
Reuters
Miss Moody Returns From Trip To New York And Boston
Secretary Miss Minnie Moody returns after a three week trip to New York and Boston. She visited Ara W B Thayer and toured art museums picture galleries and oriental shops during the journey.
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Miss Moody
Minnie’ Moody
E* Ho Lindley
New York
Boston
Moody
Ara W.B. Thayer
Cities Unite For New Legislation In Kansas Conference
The Kansas League convention at Pittsburg discusses recodifying state municipal laws to remove obsolete provisions and apply laws broadly to cities. Proposals include sharing auto license revenue, protecting ex service men in licensing, and a model city planning and zoning law.
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League of Kansas
Pittsburg
Kansas
George L. Kreeck
New Topeka Driver Crashes On Massachusetts Street
A new Topeka driver in a yellow Wheeled ChanQurear crashed into a hay wagon in Lawrence Massachusetts near Sixth Street. The impact shattered the Charlton Insurance Agency front but caused no injuries. The driver recovered, backed up, and returned to Topeka with a competent partner.
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Toepekw
Lawrence
Massachusetts
Sixth Street
Nyvaro
Chariton Insurance Agency
Welk Aid
Charlton Agency
Glassewis
Topeka
Indictments Hit Minneapolis Over Nation-wide Bond Theft Ring
Twenty six defendants including bankers bond salesmen and newspaper men were indicted by the federal grand jury led by U S district attorney Lafayette Franch. The case centers on nearly 500000 in stolen bonds tied to a large New York robbery on October 24 1921 and a Chicago theft on January 18 1921 with warrants issued today.
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Minneapolis
Lafayette Franch
U. S
New York
Chicago
Tame Ducks Raid Ends With Moonshine Drunk Ducks
Prohibition agents raided a farmhouse near Olpe yesterday and seized a barrel of corn whiskey. While officers searched the basement, a flock of tame ducks drank the spilled moonshine and became intoxicated, requiring the raiders to kick the birds away from the barrel.
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Emporia
Olpe
Black Mask wins class officer election at University
The Black Mask political society swept the university class officer elections. Senior, sophomore and fresh man presidents all went to Black Mask nominees, with totals listed for senior president Elewater 2475 and other posts showing lopsided support across offices. Voter turnout noted with 466 senior votes of about 600 and 627 freshman votes of about 1200.
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Black Mask
Wilder Dsur
William Shepard
Bill Hanison
Bond Hammond
Eulalie Richardson
Frank Patterson
Hail
Langford
University Night Shirt Parade Sets Parade Route Tomorrow Eve
University students in night shirts and gowns will march from the courthouse to Massachusetts street amid noise and crowding. Chancellor Ey Uh Windlay and Mayor George Le Kroeek will speak at Sixth street corner after a short program of stunts from a truck. Linckface comedians and other entertainment are planned with funds raised by T. J. Sweeney for food, smokes, and drinks for attendees.
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Tenmetrow
Wight
Willurst Fort
University
Everinges
Massachusetts
Ey Uh Windlay
George le Kroeek
Chuancellor
T. J. Sweeney
Investigation into flogging of Liberty mayor on October day
Investigation in Liberty and Coffeyville district under County Attorney Don ald Stewart and Edge McDermott. Witnesses examined. secrecy maintained on evidence. Rumors of arrests circulate, but details unavailable.
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Independence
Sthierih
Liberty
Ku Klua
Donald Stewart
Edge McDermott
Allen
Coffeyville
Marriage Ties Ink St Louis and Topeka Bride
Married by Probate Judge James M. Smith at the office of Probate Judge Menger, Ink St Louis and Geraldine C. Watson of Topeka were wed in a morning ceremony.
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James M. Smith
Ink St. Louis
Topeka
Thigh
Menger
Santa Fe aims to relieve car shortage promptly
Topeka Oct 20 The Santa Fe officials led by vice president Edward Chambers discuss efforts to ease the car shortage and prevent future recurrences. They cite foreign line car losses, propose a freight car pool, and stress farmers' storage as a key to stabilizing markets over the next decade.
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Topeka
Santa Fe
Edward Chambers
Chambers
W. B. Storey
Patrick Walsh
Rabbi Wise Sees Europe Crisis Tied to American Attitude
Rabbi Stephen S. Wise of New York urged the State Teachers association to reassess U S policy toward Europe. He warned that inner political partisanship harms the nation and cited wartime missteps and Belgium Armenia contrasts, stressing he is an American first and will support the President.
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Fupeka
Europe
America
Wise
Germany
Belgium
Armenia
United States
Sultan snubbed by Turkish envoy at Constantinople arrival
Rafat Pasha, Thrace military governor, arrives amid official misgivings and a Turkish government display as a minor diplomat denies knowledge of a senior official. The report blends foreign affairs with local notables and brief society notices.
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Constantinople
Det
Mustaphi Kemet Pasha
Rafat Pasha
Thrace
Mteurebouloo
Grand
Grand Yizi and the Ministry of the Interior
Ny Grramel
Eayes
Fie
AU Liza Pasha
Interestgsin Rafal
de Sune Pume
Lloyd George Faces Partisan Storm as London Politics Roil
London politics f lourishes as Lloyd George fights for mastery against Asquith Bonar Law and Curzon. The cabinet scramble intensifies with Bonar Law poised to form a unionist government while dissolution of Parliament could be sought to push Irish home rule. Lloyd George later receives a rare ovation from peers and citizens during a Prince of Wales health toast.
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Asquith
Lloyd George
Bonar Taw
Tate
London
Ut. LA
Associated} Press
Andrew Bonar Law
Martquis Curzon
Earl of Detls
Bonar Law
Mistry
Unionist
Austen Chamberlain
Oat
Associated , Press
News
Lunar Law Atenas
Lloyd George Geis Ovation
Prince of Wales
Seven Die in Gas Explosion at McCurtain Mine
An explosion at the Progressive Coal Co mine near McCurtain Oklahoma left seven dead and several injured with one miner missing. Rescuers slow to reach debris as officials later said the mine was on Blue Ridge property but operated by Progressive Coal Co with few details available.
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MecCurtain
Okla
En Anen
Progressive Cog
Mee Curtain
Bill Taylor
Irving
Clarence Greenwald
Walter Brasher
Bob Edwards
John Sanders
Fiverett Seaton
Bob Wallace
Roy Caldwell
Cloui Everett
John Copperger
Burles Sprouse
Oklahoma City
Blue Ridge Coal Company
Mc Curtain
Blue Ridge Company
Progressive Coal Co
Owsley Elected Commander of American Legion in New Orleans
Alvin M. Owsley of Texas was elected commander of the American Legion at the annual convention in New Orleans. Owsley carried the Texas region slate to the platform beside retiring commander Thomas MacNider who greeted him before the assembly. Deegan of New York led the defeated candidates in the capitulation and urged a unanimous vote. Final tallies announced: Oswsley 574, Deegan 200, Thompson 12, McCormick 12.
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Owsley
Legion
New Orleans
Alvin M. Owsley
Texas
American Legion
of Texas Regionnaires
Tlunfenl MacNider
Assembly
Bill Deegan
New York
Ted
Deegan
Oswsley
Thompson
McCormick
Lawrence High Outplays Argentine in 20–7 Victory
The Lawrence high school football team defeated Argentine High School 20 to 7 at the stadium field yesterday. Lawrence led 20 in the first period before Argentine rallied in the second half with a lone third quarter touchdown and a late scoring attempt.
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Lawrence High Schevel
Stadium
Argentine High School
Emporia Ust
Tesan
Yester Vun
Lawrence
Shiffer
Peterson
Lindley
Jum
Mackie
Loudown
Wellman
Baeck
Vetersen
iShiffer
Lawrencr
Wood University
Aah
Tiros Oat Liane Agrain
Je Broek
Crites
Dower
Lapta
Davidsonet
Connter
Ash
Felyrseo
Lawrerite
Peturentt Laptul
Metz Tele Hauamute Chavirlswss
Cretan Ouiniin Carnahan Turry Dunneberk
Daw
Enright Wellmats
Asa Huttun Slifer Feant
Lindley I
Kirkpatrick Mackie
Wichuerich
Lawrence Ty
Antine
Law- Irenge
Law
Lawsrence
Iwrines
Arrentine
Touchidway
Ritice
Mackiccentine
Petenson
Polnta
Machi
Uvap- Argentinier
Subatitudiony
Lawrences
Saunders
Rive
F. Saunders
Oublin
Yount
Turner
Rivestor It
Weldon
Bauaman
Pidkin
Carnahan
Campbell
Enright
Annebers
Meree
Allen
Hansie
Alverally
Uwihiptre
University Band Parade Called For Morning Uniforms
All university band members are asked to wear uniform and meet at the south park tomorrow morning at 0 30 oclock. The band will parade uptown in the morning under director J C Mc Canles.
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K. OU
Herd
University
South Park
J. C. McCanles
Car stolen by three armed men near Six Corners
A Kansas City driver named Peterson reported three young men forced him from his car, bound him to a pole, and robbed him at Six Corners. Police pursued a car matching the description toward Lawrence, with Dowers and Silverthorn leading the chase. The victim freed himself, called police, and reported the robbers fled toward Bonner Springs then toward Lawrence.
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Kansas City
Peterson
Six Corners
Pyterson
Lawrence
Dowers
Silverthorn
Digker’s
Rae
Mherd's
Paterson
Williamstown
Ife
Bonner Springs
AL Bonner Springs
Peteron
Aucurenty
Wabash wreck near Williamsfort blamed on loosened rail
Conductor Frank W Hulbust of Detroit and several passengers believe a loosened spike caused the Wabash bound passenger train No 2 wreck near Williamsfort Indiana. The crash killed six or seven people and injured seven others as several coaches burned. Some riders say they saw spikes removed while others doubt the maintenance of signals. The University Commons in Lawrence offers three services including a seventy five cent table dinner and optional 10 cent table service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsfort
Indiana
Boliof Wrt
Frank W. Hulbust
Detroit
Hulbust
K. U. Commons
University Commons
the Commons
Lawrence
University
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P. OK. Smith
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Harry Danicke
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Emerson Norton
Tisher
Tom Moore
Walter Means
Mary Ruppenthal
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Vernon Engle
Ralph Hower
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Rabbi Wise
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Brussels
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Tus
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Ohio
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Mixy
Arlene Roberts
Iola
Misa
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Chevrolet
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Oklahoma
Lawrence High School
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Petersutt
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Prubash Voreck
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