Tragedies Mount in Daily News Coverage from Across the Nation
Chicago reports nine sensational murder cases with women as defendants or central figures. Acquittals in Kansas City and Los Angeles trials highlight eternal triangle motives. Other cases involve Clara Phillips, Catherine Rosier, Madeline Obenchain, and notable figures in Hackensack and Fresno, with a mix of acquittals, trials, and sentences shaping a nationwide surge in sensational crime stories.
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Kansas City
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Los Angeles
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Evanston
Miison
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Kennedy
Madeline Obenchain
Clara Phillips
Alberts Meadows
Meadows
Phil Husband
Philade
Mayors First Talk in State Opens Republican Tour
Mayor Shank of Indianapolis will speak at the county courthouse at 8 p m for Republicans in the state. He travels with GOP candidates on a Kansas tour for support and to present qualifications for office. Arrest reported in Kansas City as Mat dack Stover is jailed on cocaine possession after stepping from a vehicle. A CGPA meeting at Number 6 school house invites new members for initiation with refreshments. Sheriff Johns notes almost $1000 added to the school fund from speeding fines on the Topeka road since caps were installed two months ago.
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Kansas
Kansas City
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Will’Johns
Sherif Will Johns
Topeka
Ministers Urge Bonus Vote in Sunday Sermons
Emporia ministers plan sermons on November 5 urging congregations to support the Ransom soldiers bonus measure on November 7. The theme is Not in Charity, but in Justice. The local ministerial association unanimously endorsed the measure at a recent meeting.
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Pan American Parley Planned in Washington for December
Washington reports a Pan American conference will open December 4 in Washington to discuss a treaty for permanent regulation of mutual interests among the Central American republics Guatemala Nicaragua Honduras Salvador and Costa Rica Invitations were sent by the United States through American legations after August talks aboard the S S Tacoma Possible wide effects on inter-American relations and a potential armaments limitation plan are anticipated.
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Nicaragua
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Costa Rica
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Democratic candidate Mr Little tours Lawrence crowd
Borrowed audience at Olath showed Miss Little, the Democratic attorney general hopeful, speaking in Linwood with Leavenworth county candidates. The candidates used a medicine show platform and drew a larger crowd than in a usual event.
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Athletics Chief Warns Schools on Profits and Purity
Dr. Forrest C. Allen, director of athletics at the university, spoke on WDAF radio last night. His broadcast from the Sun station reached many listeners in Lawrence, urging schools to keep professionalism out of athletics and to preserve integrity in American sports.
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Kansas City Star
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Lawrence
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Britain Keeps Reparations Policy Aims Unchanged
London reports no changes planned in British reparations policy. Authorities state Britain will pursue European rehabilitation and German stabilization, despite long standing French criticism of the approach.
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Associated Press
Europe
Germany
Conservative campaign promotes safety against socialism
The unionist central headquarters ship various propaganda and the slogan Safety first conservative frames the fight against socialism. Quebec's legislature session opens today to address fuel shortages highway maintenance and other key issues.
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Commission discusses child code reforms and welfare plan
The Child Welfare Commission outlined proposed measures to aid youth at a Chamber of Commerce luncheon. Key items include licensing of orphanage homes, establishment of a university bureau of child research, courts of domestic relations, mandatory premarital notice and physicals, special education for abnormal children, welfare oversight for new foster placements, and revised labor and vacation rules for minors. Prof Queen urged business support, with H C Phillips highlighting Near East Relief funding needs.
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Fall Reunion Opens for Scottish Rite Masons
The fall reunion of the Scottish Rite Masons opens with about forty members expected to receive degrees. The schedule lists registration, supper, lectures, and a multi-part program including Wagner and other musical items, with a feature evening program and a full two-day timetable.
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Morgan for Governor Club Promotes Student Voter Registration
Tom Harley Toq will speak at My Hall as the Morgan for Governor group formed last Thursday aims to boost Morgan and register University students. Vetitions circulate pledging Republican support and committees plan to visit fraternities and sororities to recruit voters.
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Secretary Chorude L Scott Elected Kansas Association President
Chorude L Scott secretary of the Chamber of Commerce was elected president of the Kansas Association of Commercial Organization Secretaries at a Saturday night session after an all day conference in Kansas City. The next meeting is planned for December 34 in Wichita. Scott left for Detroit with other state secretaries for the national convention lasting through tomorrow night. He will return Friday. GEORGE H BLESSED Church Resumes Relations With Athens Government in Constantinople February 21 Archbishop Melutnis announced the reconciliation during a solemn requiem at the Panarcatholic cathedral. The blessing of the church was given by the patriarch. Mr and Mrs Wood of Colony visiting their parents Mr and Mrs J R Wood of 1546 New Hampshire street this week.
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German Reich prolongs Ebert term to 1924
The Reich slugs by a vote of 314 to Th today decided to prolongs the term of Frederich Ebert in that German pysrciency until June 1924.
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Lansing Band to Visit K V Prison Convocation
A thirty piece band from the atule penitentiary at Lansing will visit Lawrence for a university convocation at 10 o clock Thursday. About forty visitors including Warden M F Amrine will ride to town and attend the program. Warden Amrine will address the audience and discuss prison work along with other officials and Chancellor Lindley. Dean Kent emphasized the value of showing students the educational work of state institutions. The prison band will perform an overture and other pieces after the speaking.
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Active canvass in Lawrence for heart relief
Arrangements are complete for an ongoing campaign in Lawrence to support heart relief. The Chamber of Commerce held a brief update, with events planned including Rotary tomorrow and a speech by Wm. A. Bibey of Topeka on Thursday. Churches will dedicate a Sunday service to heart relief efforts.
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President Sawyer's service satisfies White House
Washington reports President Yielding is satisfied with Brigadier General Charles R L Sawyer's service and will not seek his resignation as urged by the Legion in its New Orleans convention. White House officials say the federal board of hospitalization Sawyer chairs supported the President's view and endorsed the appointment.
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Coal Commission Talks With Operators Panel
Washington October 21 the new federal coal commission met with a committee of operators from multiple bituminous regions to seek input. J C Brydon of Baltimore chaired the operators group including Alfred M Ogie president of the national coal commission J A Bradley from West Virginia Harry Ny Taylor from Missouri George Hinlington of Chicago and B C Maghan of Knoxville Tennessee among others.
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Missouri
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Chicago
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Rail rehabilitation funds questioned by McAdoo in Topeka
In Topeka, William G. McAdoo, former federal railroad director general and ex-treasury secretary, said the government expenditure of about one and a quarter billion dollars to rehabilitate rail lines under federal control appears wasted, questioning the results of the program.
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Servier
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Topeka Firm to Build New Intake for City Water Works
The Topeka Benlge and Construction Co won the $15,700 contract to build a new Kaw River intake for the City water works. Construction will start in two weeks. September reports show six fire alarms, one false, with losses of about 100 dollars. Building inspections totaled 122 with 239.20 collected in fees and 34,870 building permits value. Police court fees about 1,082 with 425.88 paid in fines. three jailed at month end.
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Allied clash over route for Turkish gendarmerie
In Constantinople Rafet Pasha seeks to move Turkish gendarmes through the city to occupy Eastern Thrace but allied high commissioners demand they advance via rail through Thrace. The dispute delays the transfer as tensions persist among the allied powers.
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Long Distance Taxpayers Send Tax Money from Abroad
County Treasurer McKone reports tax payments this year arriving from Germany Switzerland Alaska England France Honolulu and Mexico. Dr Ida H Hyde formerly at the university here is now in Heidelberg Baden taking work at the University there.
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Honolulu
Mexico
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Woman identified in New Brunswick double murder case
Mrs Jane Gibson, a widow and farm operator on Hamilton road, is named as the witness to the Hall and Mills double killing. She said she saw four attackers in a field after a night of thefts on her farm, followed by gunfire and the deaths of the Reverend Edward Wheeler Hall and Mrs Eleanor Mills.
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Raberi Champion
Thomas O'Connell
White Cloud
Michigan
Meda Hodell
David Hodell
New Brunswick
N. J
Edward Hall
Jeader
Eleanor Mills
Fresno
George T. Harlow
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H. C. Blanchard
Marlow
Associated Press
Edward Wheeler Hall
Jane Gibson
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Phillip Farm
Day resigns from Supreme Court to join umpire duties
William R. Day tendered his resignation as associate justice of the Supreme Court to President Harding and it was accepted. The resignation takes effect November 14 to permit day to handle duties on the American German claims commission, affecting cases that the court had heard.
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Bonar Law to lay out policy in Glasgow amid Labour planning
The Glasgow gathering becomes the focus as Prime Minister Bonar Law plans to reveal policy details. Lloyd George is to speak soon with Sir Robert Horn, exchequer chancellor, in attendance. Labour leaders meet and draft a manifesto for London municipal and general elections, kept secret for a short time.
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Andrew Bonar Law
Lloyd George
Scothand
Robert Horn
London
Labor Party
Press Club Leads High School Assembly Program
The press club conducted yesterday's assembly with Bradley Judy as president. Virginia Arnold Frances Hopper and others gave talks and chalk drawings from the Budget staff. Ethel Oatman presented a life of Lord Northcliffe, a reading by Helen Gragg, and a song by the club. The high school chorus opened the program.
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Williamson County to Start Murder Trials November 8
States attorney De los Duty began assembling evidence in Williamson County for 77 defendants charged with murder rioting and assaults in 434 indictments from the special grand jury that probed the Herrin killings. Proceedings are scheduled to begin November 8 with trials set for multiple defendants.
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Delos Duty
Williamson County
Herrin
Bonar Law Holds Irish Talks With Cosgrave
Prime Minister Bonar Law met today with William T. Cosgrave head of the Irish Provisional Government to discuss Irish affairs. The conference took place in London and involved high level discussions on the status and governance of Ireland.
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Italian Freighter Ashore Off Halifax
Italian freighter Montello ran aground near Point Antigosti after receiving a distress message. Coast guard officials reported the incident offshore of Halifax with no further details available at this time.
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City of Honolulu disaster spares few clothing items
A letter from Mrs. C Hayden of Jacksonville Illinois describes the City of Honolulu fire at sea. The aunt, aged 73, was aboard and a passenger transfer account notes she climbed a rope ladder like a girl of 16. Many aboard could save little beyond clothing while wealthy Californians brought motor cars to Hawaii.
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Jacksonville
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Hawaii
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Fascisti Converge in Naples for Annual Rallies
An Army corps of 40 000 fascisti and 50 000 civilian delegates gathered in Naples for the annual conversion of the Fascisti, the militant anti socialist group. The event underscored the regime's mobilization amid political tensions in Italy.
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Bargain Day Sparks Anticipation in Lawrence Stores
Preparations for the second special sales day are underway in Lawrence with thirty seven stores offering a variety of goods at cost price. The Better Business bureau backs the bargains and a Shopping News guide will be ready tonight. Prizes from local merchants will total about one hundred. The event is expected to draw large crowds as shoppers await morning doors and extended hours.
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County Treasurers Report and Local School Play Notes
W I L McKone county treasurer presents an Oct 1 1921 to Oct 1 1922 financial report in the Journal World detailing county funds flows. Highlights include automobile license fees 44790 00 interest on deposits 5703 54 and Kaw river bridge rental 3350 05 along with bond debt and school district disbursements. Select High School may hold commencement games before Thanksgiving with tryouts led by Leta Harper. Dodge City trip noted for H P Smith on school business.
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Douglas County
Leta Harper
Oonese
Four More Days for Mattress Renovation Ad
Local ad urges customers to renew mattresses and rebuild bedding services with contact details for Cumberland Bedding Company and a Massachusetts phone reference.
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