Make Them Pay Says W. Y. Morgan
Larned Kansas AP W Y Morgan president of the Hutchinson News company told a Kansas Bankers association gathering that the French must repay debts to gain honesty and stability. He blamed France’s financial woes on paper money, warned against blaming the U S, and urged helping stabilize the franc while pressing debt payment.
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France
Fraince
Samous
Kar
Tauit
Liystander
Seane
America
Thame
Indian Program on Sunnivernada at Fra y Hall
Harold Loring presents The American Indians in Story and Song at Fra y Hall University of Nansa nim. The program blends music and illustrations with two Indians perform ing and aims to entertain and educate a broad audience including students and the public through native song and modern items.
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Harold Loring
Fray Hall
University of Nansanim
Fine
Loring
Eam
Two Men Arrested In Connection With Kansas Bank Robbery
In Collins and Hight case, Cal lins and Hight identified as robbers of a Peoples Bank in Kansas. About $800 stolen, getaway in a light car. Lawrence Heath and Herbert Keeling aided. Paducah youths released to Officer Kelley Franklin after admitting sighting a car from Paducah. Officers Snealls arrested suspects Sunday afternoon. Additional notes include thefts on Card of Thanks and local social notices.
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Pratt
APJ
Collins
Newkirk
Oda
Pivers
Kansas
Green
Tashier
Byere
Callins
Hight
Yobbers
Kentucky
Lawrence
Heath
Herbert
Keeling
Paducah
Kent
Kelley Franklin
John Snealls
Debs Clings To Life In Chicago Hospital
Socialist leader Eugene V. Debs remains barely alive at noon as doctors report his condition fluctuating from dying to critical. He suffers coma since last Sunday night with rapid breathing and a high fever. physicians note his vitality as highly unusual for Debs.
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Chicago
Ragene
Debs
Ife
HO. Wiseman
Yeting
Crinysen
Witgmen K
Buker
Sony Kansan-Nebraski
Ab Stadium
Bakaly
Kansas
Class of Eighteen Degrees Conferred at Thirty-Second Ceremony
The event honors a class of eighteen at the sixty not the Ancient and Accented leg of Lawre gas with members including Richard C. Abilers from Military Home and Virgil Morison from Hutchison. Hermon Garter elected class president and Peter P. Pitskell chosen secretary-treacher. Degrees from seventh through eleventh to be conferred starting at 8:30 AM, with further degrees through the thirtieth tomorrow. A reunion banquet closes the observance Friday evening for Scottish Rite members and guests.
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Lawregas
Iolank
Ipson W
National
Richard C. Abilers
Ledvenyvmon
Manhattan
Bert
M. Briggss
Lawrence
van K.j.brilner
Hewis R. Canfield
Fort’ Leavenworth
John H. Child
Fred Mc Vordon
DeSoto
Glen B. Lavy
Virgil Morrison
Hermon
Garter
Peter P. Pitskell
Treacher
Virgil Morison
Todlock
Osage City to host Kansas Knights of Pythias convention
In 1927 Osage City was chosen for the Kansas Knights of Pythias annual convention. Morning talks reviewed plans for the $73,000 Pythians game invasion and possible next year site decisions to include Oklahoma and Colorado lodges. Officers announced included Sadie Poole, Leel Brand, Edit Richardson, Kemp, and Mattie Youngblood with Maryston and Cook among others.
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Sansa Cite
Kans
J—Osage City
Knights of Pythias of Kansas
Pythians
Osayvatomie
Elee Leel Brand
Women's Auxiliary
Edit Richardson
Girard
Kemp
Iola
Mattie Youngblood
Maryston
Protector
Anil Cook
Independence
Dundee Fight Retained Title After Arm Injury
California State Athletic Commission halted Johnny Dundee's purse share in his junior-lightweight title bout with Tod Morgan. Morgan won the decision to retain the championship as Dundee fought most of the match with a fractured arm. The commission cited evidence Dundee entered the ring with the injury and fought with the affected arm.
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San Fransisco
Calif
State Athletic Commission
Johnny Titndee
Tod Morvan
Dundee
Jto
Morgan
Ave
Interstate Commerce suspends rate hike for grain
Wichita report says the Interstate Commerce Commission has suspended a proposed freight rate increase for grain on the Rock Island and Frisco lines in Kansas and Oklahoma until a hearing on November 14 in Kansas City. The Frisco and Rock Island filed supplements seeking higher rates, but the action delays any change until after the hearing.
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Wichita
Interstate Commerce Commission
Hes
Kansas
Oklahoma
Frisco and
Rock Island
Frisco
Acion
Kansas City
Two Parole Requests by Convicted Men Reported
Joe Meade and Cecil Burris, both convicted in last November’s term, filed notices to apply for paroles at the parole board meeting in December. Meade faced an attempted grand larceny charge, Burris faced assault with intent to kill. Meade’s case involved attempted chicken theft and Burris fired a shotgun at his wife.
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Doe Meade
Cecil Burris
Parcle Board
Meade
Burris
Telander
Meeting at Lecompton fuels local GOP rally
A successful Republican meeting at Lecompton featured Frank H. Roberts of Topeka as chief speaker. Attendees included district clerk Selvin county attorney Firer probate judge Sheriff W J Cummings and Abs Isa Wellman with Roberts the sole speaker from outside Douglas county. The event followed by local notices and a small fire damage report at a separate location.
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Lecompton
Frank H. Roberts
Board of Administration
Topeka
Tocal
Selvin
Firer
W. J. Cummings
Isa Wellman
Register of Deeds
Roberts
Douglas County
George
Supreme court rules on ballot name for Koehler
Topeka Kan October 10 The supreme court issued an oral order in a mandamus case brought by Wyandotte County Democrats seeking to require the county clerk to place Jerome S Koehler on the general election ballot as a Democratic nominee for district judge The action also involved four other county offices and tested whether a party committee can fill ticket vacancies beyond death or resignation The court did not issue an opinion and sped the ruling to allow Wyandotte ballots to be printed in time for the election
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Topeka
Kans
Supreme Court
Behiead
Wyandotte
Jerome S. Koehler
Deane
Koehler
Democratic County Committee
Merly
Wyandotte County
Kansas Insurance Convention Prep at Eldridge Hotel
All rooms are reserved at the Eldridge hotel as 300 to 400 Kansas officials and national officers prepare for the state convention starting tomorrow. Dwight F. Smith of Wichita and Secretary Charles Ek Foote met local leaders to map the week’s program. The Phenix company plans to send two officials, details undisclosed.
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Eldridge
Kansas’ Department
National association of Insurante \vents
Dwight F. Smith
Wichita
Charles Ek. Foote
State Department
Phenix Company
Thy
Varsity Theater to Open with Pre Release Film
Chicago reports sparse items about campaign finance rumors involving Hugh S. Magill and staff, plus a local obituary for Katie May Meyers, and details on the Varsity theatre grand opening with a pre release Norma Shearer film Upe stipe and early shows starting Friday night with three on Saturday.
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Varsity Theatre
Norma Shearer
Upe Stipe
Jimmie Mitchell
Attra Pr
Omdnight
Wolltes
Orchestra
Jwill Oo
Added Attraction at Bowersock Stalls Tomorrow
An added attraction at the Lowersurk begins tomorrow with daily changes to the program on stage and in the photoplay during the encarement. A bedroom suite priced at $79 includes vanity dresser, bench, bow end bed, and walnut finish. Telander's at 639 Mass. St. advertises the offer. Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for kindness after a sister's illness and death. Demonstration by factory experts at Green Bros. 33-35 Mass. St. promotes a cost of $33 to $35 mass. St. mentions a goit plant head and a discovery of 400 Roman coins from digging.
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Schnitz
Telander’s
Mass
Pathy
AN M. Meyers
Ubokin School
Green Bros
St. ’ Ees
Albert Otto
Cook
Skiles
Thomas Murphy
Edward Shrimplin
H Bih Knittle
Earl Burehart
Kangus City
Fred Granberger
Homer
Arthur “Mesenhimer
Harold, Skeets
Lawrence
Earl Jane Way
Earl Janeway
John Thiry
Clifford
Williamstown
Helbrook
Seters: Milk Co
John, Thiry
Wesley Thiry
Kansas City
Hubert Thr
Floyd J
Enel Jane
Anna
Bernice Granberger
C. H. Rowland
Frank Row‘tardt
Vernon Weeks
Frank Wells
Harold Skeets
Berlene
Anna Skeets
Alice Roberts
Fred Quidahl
Valley Grove
Grant Gox
Lulu May Thiry
Hubert Thiry
Learning Mandarin in Sixty Hours Not Pidgin Survival
A United Press report argues that pidgin English is fading in China as visitors learn Mandarin quickly. It notes foreigners can acquire essential Mandarin in about 18 hours and a $25 outlay to express most needs, reducing reliance on pidgin and enabling direct communication with Chinese hosts.
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Peking
United Press
China Treaty Port
China
Teking
Durkin Trial Under Way In Federal Case
In Chicago jurors were seated for the federal trial of Durkin, the sheik killer already convicted in state court for Edwin Shanahan's murder. He faces seven charges of transporting stolen cars. Werner, Durkin’s former sweetheart turned foe, testified that Durkin rode with Betty from Mollywood to Pasadena on September 24 and that he obtained another vehicle while she waited.
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Chicago
Martin Durkin
Sheik
Edwin Shanahan
Werner
Durkin
Betty
Mollywood
Pasadena
Wrist bruising linked to McPherson case witness
In Los Angeles on October 20, testimony described Aimée Semville McPherson’s wrists as bruised by “ropes” after crossing the Douglas hospital in a claim tied to the Angelus Temple case. Witnesses said she had no wrist watch at the hospital and described a desert trek linked to the kidnap investigation.
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All of Justice
Los Angeles
Aimee Senvile McPherson
Douglas Hospital
Cross
Angelus Temple
Jerabl
Ocean Park
Emma Schaeffer
McPherson
Engane
Evangelist
Sipte
Valley Grid Notes Preview Weekend Iowa Games
The AP rounds up college football news across Iowa and nearby states. Grinnell College seeks to stay undefeated led by Coach Hyland while Washington fights to stay healthy with West Sions sidelined. Drake hosts Oklahoma State while Kansas prep for Oklahoma with shifting lineups and new plays. Norman focuses on the Oklahoma offense as drills intensify ahead of a big clash, and Stillwater notes Texas University preparations for Fort Worth.
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Associated Press
Grinnell
College Eleven
Iowa
Hyland
Washington
West Sions
Tt Des Moines
St. L
Community Notes From Lawrence Area Social Roundup
Local residents share visits and gatherings across Lawrence and nearby towns. Families including the Granberger and Rice households, Thiry and Skeets clans, and several Canaries attend events, dinners, and Sunday gatherings. Travel reports note Wards departing for the U K and relatives visiting Kansas City, with farm work, church socials, and a Greer Bros demonstration announced in Mississippi Street ads.
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Mornberger
Wilma
City
Niay
William Horn
Hunsinger
Agnes Pine
Ieachors
Offord Thirv
Alchnnaard Herbert
Pighhing
Louis Mole
Roy
Joho Canary
Alfred Mice
Alfred
McLouth
Do Ridder U. K
Rice
Kansas City
Ol. We Rice
Fred Granterger
Pupils at Quin School Make Rags for Sale
At Quin School the opportunity room under supervision aims to sew neat rags from old cloth. Pupils craft usable rugs and bath room items, offered at a small charge. Proceeds fund hand loom materials. those seeking rugs should phone and ask for the rugs maker.
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Quin School
Mrsockvob
Shinnaions
Pally
Bath
Halk
Quincy School
Tor
Montgomery Talks Journalism Courses at University
John D. Montgomery, a 1925 graduate and current editor, spoke to journalism students about the department and the swing toward covering history and the press. Leon Pred Ellsworth, secretary of the division, prepared the copy for the Grad Magazine, which will be released soon.
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John DT. Montggomery
Sever
Joiarhalis K. UL. Thiscinbrning
Mrgomery
Gentime Ie News
Grad
Leon Pred Ellsworth
Eiision
Grady
Elks Bowling Scores and County Gasoline Refund Notices
Fragmented OCR shows Elks bowling scores with names like Turtig and Borger Arnold High. It mentions table lamps priced 3.90 and gold seal labeled congeleum, plus a gasoline refund check program at the county office announced by County Clerk E C Busling.
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Lander
James Hopk Tyes
E. C. Bus&ingare
Karsas Conference Faces Upcoming Schedule Details
A garbled 19th century style recap outlines Washburn, Kansas Wesleyan, and Emporia Teachers games this week. Mentions Bethany, Newson, and Geore Mtehin, with references to a banner for the number 2000 and pregame tensions across the conference.
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Blas
Washburn
Weslesais
Southwouafern
Winhetl
Sterline
Collowe
Vinenurta
Rarecia
Bethany
Golhed
Newson
Emporia Tachobs
Hayes
Agent Colle
Emporia
Alsitel
Eharrists
Nnsiercesfalleas
Intramurst Brschall Kournatgent Enderwig al Ks Ua Event
Fragmented notice mentions a public event and sales tied to Intramurst Brschall and local venues. It references a mural base hall gathering, office space ads, and gamma rate notes. Also includes an unrelated medical ad promising a free sample bottle and health claims.
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Intramurst
Brschall ‘Kournatgent “Enderwig
al Ks Ua
Kansas Huskers Clash In Memorial Stadium Homecoming
Dope favors Kansas over Nebraska in a long rivalry as the Jayhawks seek an upset at Memorial Stadium. Kansas leads the series historically with Nebraska but recent results show heavy Husker dominance in key matchups. Fans fill the stands as both teams aim for a pivotal victory in the Big Eight context.
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Missouri Valley
Nebraska Footballeam
Crimson
Ian Memorial Stadium
Kansas
Missouri
Huskers
Othey
Nebraskit
U's
RS LD
Hill Is Golf Champion at Lawrence Club Fall
Hill defeats Gustave Wetzel by up and four to win the Lawrence country club fall championship. Transfers show Conway to Tom Blank amid east-west reshuffle. Real estate notes include Thomas Hinkle selling parcels in Baldwin City for 2650 dollars. Fortville social: school program and pie social planned Monday, October 22. Police court fines include Hana Wheatley for ear lack in tail light charge.
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Lawrence
Hill
Gustge Wetzel
Transeers
Ta. Conway
Tom Blankenzhipy
S. Best
S. W
Towmyhin Td
Thomas Hinkle
Mary Cornwell
Baldwin City
William.o. Whipple
Anna_ty
Missouri
Genlar Jones Selen
Fort Tol Fort
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Byers
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Theis
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Willian Reetz
Mit
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Martin
Buronage Sale
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Mother's Club
Melville Wood
Osage City
Karehis
Pythias
Dondee
Hnerstate Commerce Commission
Joe Meade
Gookine
Frank Sherman
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India School
Axminster
Felander's
Genis
Ethel L. Wade
Wyandotte Democrats
Magill
Julius Rovenwald
Senate
Hugh S. Hingill
Minois
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Reid
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Rosenwald
Logan Hay
Marine Held
Rosenwhld
Mgr
George B. Safford
Dinois Anti-Saloon League
Safford
Frank L. Smith
Katie May Meyers
Para-Ourkas County
Thelker
Church of the Brethern
Washington Creek
Katie May Mevers
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Itown State College
Workman
Missouri Tigers
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Des Moines
Mississippi University
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Stillwater
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Aggies
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Augusta Kirehn Kirchner
A.B. Mitchell
Quites
John Montgomer
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Borger ‘Arnold High
Karsas
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Fermion
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Thernead
Olin Chu
Sracher
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Phi Buttay
Phi Theta Aa
Marr
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D. A. Williams
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Hdna Wheatley
Brooklsi
Kummner
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Musical Bulletin
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