Informal talks resume as British miners and government meet
Oct 23Rail strike action paused as miners accept government invitation for renewed talks. Leaders from government, miners and railway unions held informal discussions. a new proposal is expected, with further conferences planned. J H retang warned of seeking immediate conference convocation.
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Lanilon
Jandon
Synmath
Prewier — Lloyd George
Lloyd George Amd
Infparet
J. H Retang
National Union of Railway Line
Savas
Condition Still Serious As King Alexander Grieves
Athens reports King Alexander remains gravely ill with delirium and pneumonia symptoms, though monkey bite wounds worsen his general condition. Paris dispatch notes a calmer night but confirms infection continues to threaten the monarch's health.
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Athens
Alexander
Paris
Greece
Kansas Weather Forecast Cools Tonight with Frost Likely
Kansas forecasts indicate cooler conditions tonight and Sunday with frost possible. Temperatures at 6 PM yesterday showed a low around 2.0 PM today, with daytime highs and overnight lows varying, matching a retreat from yesterday's warmth.
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Kansas
Ramfail Vestertay
Williamson Mine Official Fatally Shot Near Gates
John Yates, superintendent of the Gates Mine of Crystal Block Mining Co, was shot and killed this morning while walking along a Mingo county road near the company store at Gates. Federal troops and bloodhounds were dispatched from Spriggs to establish patrols and trace those responsible for the shooting.
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Williamson
W. Va
John Yates
Gates
Crystal Block Mining Company
Mingo County
Beaver Catch At Kansas River At University Museum
Herb Rogers of the northwest town area caught a large beaver along the river under permission. The specimen was sent to the University of Kansas this morning to be added to museum collections as one of the largest and finest ever caught in Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herb Rogers
University of Kansas
Kansas
Street Lighting Contract Discussed by Lawrence Commission
Lawrence city officials review options as the street lighting contract nears expiration. The commission considers an all night lighting plan to reduce burglaries and property offenses, with Meier Kreeck noting it as a key point for the new contract.
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Lawrence
Rhe
Commissioners Way
Meier Kreeck
Democrats Rally With Amidon Address In Lawrence
Democrats plan a Monday night rally in Lawrence with Col Sam B Amidon of Wichita headlining. Attendees include Jonathan Davis and Franklin Roosevelt supporters, with C Bowman and Ralph O Neil also speaking. Ministers and mothers urged to attend to hear Amidon's League of Nations views as Woodward remains hospitalized slowly improving.
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Sam B. Amidon
Wichita
Jonathan Davis
Lawrence
Franklin Roosevelt
Hell
C Bowman
Congress
Amidon
C. A. Bowman
Ralph O'Neil
Kansas
San Francisco
Jacob Badsky
Baldwin
Badsky
George Woodward
Simmons Hospital
Condemn Credit Attacks by Banking Resolutions
The resolutions committee adopted a report condemning unfounded charges against bankers and criticizing public utterances that harm confidence in the credit structure. They warn such statements sow distrust and could invite trouble, stressing the need for prudent conduct and clear motives.
Budget for League of Nations set at 100000
Brussels reports the league budget for next year at 100000 to be approved by the council and sent to the Tearne assembly at its coming session in Geneva. Attorney General Palmer promised DOJ help in investigating New York housing conditions in a letter to Samuel Untermeyer of the mint legislative committee on housing.
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Brussels
League of Nations
Council of the League
Tearne Assembly
Geneva
Washington
Department of Justice
New York
Palmer
Samuel Untermeyer
Mint
Scottish Rite Reunion Opens In Lawrence Four Day Event
Scottish Rite Masons from many towns begin a four day fall reunion at the Masonic Temple in Lawrence with continuous sessions and degrees from the fourth to the thirty second. A Thursday banquet closes the event attended by Scottish Rite Masons and families as organizers list music staff and degree conferral schedules.
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Valley of Lawrence
Masonic Temple
Lawrence
Manhattan
Easternesas
George
Foster
Carl A. Prever
Gela W. Coffelt
William B. Downing
Wa. Porter-Hults
Herald L. Butler
Harold D. Turdick
A. Porter Hultz
Elwin Smith
A. P. Hults
Edna Haseltine
Gola W. Coffelit
Blanche A. Potts
Elva R. McMullin
Dora Helmick
Aldine Cox
Frederic Soderfund
Mrz. LA
J. Anderson
Senttish Rite
Gola Coffelt
Alvina Halts
Lucile Phinney
A. P. Halts
Bres
Senttix Rite
Gola We Cofflt
Harold Burdick
Ps Hults
Zoybal Lodge
William de la More
Kadosh
David M. Horkmans
J. Z. Holmes
F. . Smith
W. B. Downeing
BR. R. Hickson
W. H. Eastman
Craig Kennedys
A. BE. Huddleston
John A. Giebner
X. Dav Kennedy
Arthur Douglas
Wills
Ne. E. Melvin
R. H. Clayton
CE. Lindley
Asher
G. Wilton
TL C. Manley
A. 1
Selig
Charch
EB. Varnum
J. Frank Jong
M. Harkmans
Geo
A. 1. Huddleston
F. Kingsbury
Terry Gaskill
FL Henre Perkins
James Steven
W. H. Warnarh
Atd Bangurt
WP. Snicer
Rob Hickson
F. F. Huddleston
Franklin P. Smith i
Kohosh Kareshim
King Soloman
Franklin T. Smith
Adoniram
Waxlen
Frank Rowland
Prince Azariah
Diinior
Arthur E. Huddleston
Zabud
Herbert Thompson
Jeroboam
Cemgkeries
J. Frank Jones
Elif. Owen
Rienzi
Wagner
Monk
Miss Elva
Mocafallen
Charles W. Carman
Court of Gentiles
Temple
King Solomon
Hiram
John H. Korb
Charles B. Wiard
Zabud Zeon
Nathan
Renaiah
Zerbhl
Francis M. Perkins
Cherith
Hewer
Charles H. Harrris
Meshack
Sam Galitaky
Jabin
Heshbon
Raymond
President to hear pro league Republicans next week
Washington October 22. President Wilson will receive a delegation of pro league Republicans at the White House next Wednesday. The group is headed by Hanthon Hult of New York editor of the independent. A policy statement on the reshaping of the nation is expected at the presidential address this term.
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Washington
Wilson
White House
Hanthon Hult
New York
The
Independent
Cox Enter New York Fields for Madison Square Speech
Governor Cox arrives in New York for a day of campaign events including a Madison Square Garden address. He pledged industrial re adjustment through the nation and would appoint the top industrial engineer to his cabinet if elected.
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Cox
New York
Aster
Maddson Square Garden
Ohio
Young
Armer-iecuns Demeocratic League
Campaign Expenses Filed in Congress Reports
Washington on October 22 the Democratic National Committee reported 69 677 00 spent in the national campaign through October 21. The total includes receipts of 70 1 - 4 - from various sources while the Republican committee filed similar figures. The Socialist Party national committee showed 48 178 68 in contributions up to October 2 with two gifts over 2 000. Guy T. Scott, Republican treasurer, disclosed 116 700 in contributions with two gifts over 5 000.
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Washington
National Committee
Har of Representatives
Willer Marsh
U. A
Caiamittor
Swern
Socialist
Party National
Glori Hurgenien's
Guy ‘T. Scott
National Repulcan Congressional Committee
H. A. Wroe
Austin
Texas
Rembranist
Peale
Carrolton, Peet
Tent for a wedding in Chicago attracts thousands
A huge circus tent was set up on the lawn of Mrs. Jacob Loeb’s townhouse to host the wedding tonight of Miss Aimee Rith Manens, granddaughter of late Adolphus Rush, and Horace C. R. Lanigan of New York, as the house could not accommodate the guests.
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iChicago
Aimee Rith Manens
Adolphus Rush
Horace C. R. Lanigan
New York
Jacob Loeb
Mungus
Baker Rooters Rally to Topeka for Washburn Clash
A large Baker rooters crowd traveled via Lawrence this morning heading to Topeka where the Methodist team faces Washburn in a football engagement. Mrs. C. S. Hole of Georgetown, Texas, is visiting Lawrence with her sister-in-law. Mrs. R. T. Crew and relatives are present.
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Baker Rooters
Topeka
Baker
Lawrence
Methodist
Washburn
C. 5. Hole
Georgetown
Texas
R._T. Crew
Will Pass Gas and Go Down to Try for Oil
The Hemphill gas well No 3, owned by Brewscut, was being easeled in yesterday with drilling continuing in an effort to reach oil. Ten feet of oil sand paused at 24 feet, gas found at 478 feet. The Clevenger well on the Jemphi form Irilling at 428 pits. The Stontenore well as the oungstawn is set with 12 inch casing. The nel is now ville mel hole at 224 feet.
Ames Aggies Arrive for Kansas Game in Lawrence
Ames Aggies arrive in Lawrence at noon ahead of football clash with Kansas. Huskies team arrival noted, with CWA football program presence. Local observers expect a tight contest as teams prepare on neutral field.
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HUSKY
CWA
Lawrence
Kansas Players Ready for Game Today Against Ames
Kansas carries momentum after a fast start against Ames Aggies with a 7 0 lead as Lille breaks for 75 yards for a TD and Sandefur adds the conversion. Ames coach Red Payne expected many players to see action as Kansas prepared amid pep rallies and a positive team count before kickoff.
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Kansas
Ames fAguies
Welch
Lille
Sandefur
Ames
Thief Scare Signals Nighttime Union Park Yard Action
A disturbance occurred near the Union Pacific tracks last night when a man attempted to steal. He was pursued by Crum and Fred Imt, abandoning shoes as he fled. A Rock stand was jostled during the roving yard activity at about 11. Police traced a suspect to Ton oxie but the article notes no clear arrest.
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Antyalmian
Wadier
Big voting list shows Lawrence voters total for November 2
A record Lawrence registration reaches 5 941 voters with men 3 479 and women 2 762. Both Second Ward precincts have more women than men while Fifth and Sixth wards match totals. All names have appeared since January 1 1921 and a new statewide reform wiped the slate after that date.
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Lawrence
May Form Link in David St Paul Case Found Dead
Camden bank runner David St Paul was found in a shallow grave at a derelict cabin site. Detectives reported signs of recent occupancy and bloodstains on the floor, with a partly filled whiskey bottle on a table and auto tracks suggesting the messenger’s body was moved. Investigators note a party of three men and three women seen October 5, with $40,000 in cash and $8,000 in checks.
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David St. Paul
Camden
Hutt
Paul
Chamber of Commerce Dives Into Drainage Meeting
The Chamber of Commerce board will meet at luncheon Monday noon with county commissioners and city caretakers as guests to discuss drainage for Woodhill Park. Tuesday luncheon and meeting will host out of town Shriner members at the Masonic temple for the same sessions.
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Chamber of Cormmerce
Noan
Cosiegers
Wakarusa
Quitie City
Woodhuul
Shriners
Masonic Temple
Fall trepher Campaign LR Smith Promotes Gopher Campaign
Fall campaign details announced by Farm agent LR Smith regarding gopher control. He declares readiness with poison supply and will conduct demonstrations on pest control. Community members can contact Mr Smith for more information and support.
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O. Smith
Alani Board Met University Alumni Meeting Attendees Named
The Alani Board met with university alumni today to discuss the association and pay respects. Attendees included Irving Bill as president Frank Merrill of Paols Mrs W Smith of Tavega W D Rose of Emporia Wo Morgan of Hutchinson and Mrs A T Walker Olin Tenn tin and J W Marray of Lawrence.
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Alani
University 9
Kell
Trving Bill
Frank Merrill
Paols
W. Smith
Tavega
W. D. Rose
Emporia
Wo ¥. Morgan
Hutchinson
A. T. Walker
Olin
Tenntin
J. W. Mareray
Lawrence
Kitchen Shower Honors Miss Estelle Hollingsworth
A kitchen shower was hosted in honor of Miss Estelle Hollingsworth by Miss Hattie Rinehart and Miss Jessie Farmer, celebrated in high style with guests and gifts.
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Hattie Rinehart
Jessie Farmer
Estelle Hollingsworth
KU Professors Help Revise Law of the United States
Two of ten revisers under Congress direction, Dr W L Burdick and Prof H W Humble of the University of Kansas law faculty, join Congressman E Little in the federal law revision project. The effort aims to produce a two million word volume. The campaign seeks accuracy, with staged checks across revisions and a note on cost savings from stopping an unlawful War Department board.
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United States
Congress
Kansas
University of Kansas
W. L Burdick
H. W. Humble
University Law
Little
Consigre
Federais Tora
Orananer Board of the
Reports vary on M'Swiney's plight in Brixton
London reports at noon on the 72nd day of Terence MacSwiney hunger strike describe conflicting conditions. Exchange Telegraph cites near death while the Irish self determination league says he remains in a delicate, largely unconscious state. Home Office restrictions bar family visits and prison telephone reports. A messenger brought word that Mrs MacSwiney and chaplain Dominick visited him at the hour.
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London
Terence MacSwiney
Brixton
Exchange Telegraphe
Irsh
Home Office
Self Determination League
Fowl Rangers Euniges
Annie Tram
League
Exchange Telegraph Company
MavSwiney
Pathey Dominick
Haskell Band Concert On Campus Tomorrow Afternoon
Haskell campus hosts a band concert tomorrow afternoon under Nelson with a varied program including Overture Revelry Dowell and Jubilee selections. Public welcome at the event and lively pieces listed.
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Nelson
Haskell
Panic in Lithuania as Zelgouski Feeds 40,000 Troops Near Vilna
Reports from Kaunas and Vilna describe a Lithuanian government in panic as General Zelgouski moves a 40,000 strong force toward Kovno. Rumors spread of independent forces advancing to seize Me nal port near the eastern Prussian frontier. Vilna, crowded and short of accommodations, hastily fled after brief residence there.
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Kain
Lithuania
Zellgouski
Vilna
Kovno
Menal
East Prussia
Zelgouski
Snow Ball Long Paroled Then Re-Arrested for Wine Making
George Washington Long also known as Snow Ball, formerly on parole, was captured with patrolman Dave Beatty while en route to Lansing to resume prison time. His parole was revoked after he was found making and selling wine, with $16 fine not returned, and he did not object to returning to the penitentiary. He complained of being double crossed by the law as the wine and its fate were discussed in testimony.
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George Washington Long
Snow Ball
Dave Beatty
Lansing
George
Lawrence
Red Cross Aid In Poland Faces Typhus Challenge
Major Charles JF Webster of Bethlehem arrives in Poland from Armenia to direct American Red Cross efforts against typhus affecting about 230000 people. He warns progress will take ten years at current pace and urges disinfectants soap clean linen and apparel in real quantities for effective action.
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Charles, JF. &. Webster
Bethlehem
Poland
Armenia
American Red Cross
Webster
Armonia
Dr. Webster
Harlan Hawk Arrested In Salina Case
Salina October 23 Harlan Hawk formerly of Hot Hawk confessed to placing strychnine in oatmeal that poisoned his father last Saturday. He was arrested and held on a charge of placing poison in food with attempt to kill. A hearing is set for November. Parents provided $2,000 for Mayo Clinic tests in Rochester Minnesota to check if his mind is impaired.
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Salina
Harlan Hawk
Ann
Hawk
Mayo Arium
Rochester
Minn
Onee
Four Balloons Represent Nations In Gordon Bennett Trophy Race
Birmingham reports the Gordon Bennett International Trophy race opening with seven balloons from the city. Nations represented include the United States with three entries and France Belgium with one each. war paused events since 1913. The trophy has history since 1906 with three US wins and prior German, French, Swiss victors. Also noted is a farm hand missing in Lawrence and Mrs. George Ware visiting Leavenworth, details trimmed to readable fragments.
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Birmingham
United States
France
Belgium
James Gordon Bennett
America
Germany
Switzerland
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