Romanian plot to restore Carol to throne shocks Romania
Amid rumors of a Carolina restoration plot the country reels after King Ferdinand's death. Prime Minister Brătianu vows to root out conspirators while Carol and Queen Marie face military trials and calls for a nationwide referendum. Romanian leaders fear renewed dynastic turmoil as tension rises in Bucharest and Ploiești.
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Bucharest
Rumania
Ferdinand
Nonthly
Cara
Michael
Activitol
Martial P
Bratiano
Carel
Burh
Paris
Carol
Marie
Nation Peasants Party
Ploesti Turday
Michalache
Rumors on Carol’s Return Stir Paris Politics
In Paris rumors spread about Crown Prince Carol of Romania returning to the throne with support from Magda Lupegcu after dissension in the Averescu government. Manoilescu’s arrest is reported as part of the surrounding trial drama.Carol’s statement said he is not a pretender, but would act if his country demanded it, amid emissaries from opponents failing to win his active return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bratiano al
Romania
Marpilescu
Rbent
Star
Caron
Nicholas I Cocea
Carol
Marie
Michael
Sinaia
Royil
Caral
M. Manoilescu
Averescue
Paris
Leuvre
Romanian National Peasants’ Party
Magda Lupegcu
Rumania
Braziano
Manoilescu
Bolivian lottery selects man to die for former president’s murder
In La Paz a public drawing chose Alfredo Jauregui for execution in a 1930 murder case. Four men were convicted. only one will pay the penalty. Crowds surged to the Palace of Justice as Jauregui, 28, faced the fate, flanked by police and witnesses including the slain president’s daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wn Baz
Bolivia
Jose Manuel
Pandho
Altho
Palace of Justice
Alfredoi Jauregui
Juan Jauregui
Hisrother
Alfredo
Simon
Choque
Nestos Villenas
Juan
Lin Prison
Senor U. Republic
Colorado Governor Visits Southern Coal Mines Amid Strike
Governor Adams toured southern Colorado coal fields where miners have been on strike for a week. He met with pickets guards and operators at several sites and announced no public statement. The Bon Carbo mine ceased operations, while nearby plants reduced output as walkouts continued in the Walsenburg district with 700 more miners voting to suspend work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Adams
Colorado
Bon Carbo
Ameri’ Ean Smelting and Refining Company
Las Animas
Orker
I. W
Walsenburg
Affis
Route County I
Boulder
Narcotic raid nets vast opium seizure in Vermont
In St. Albans Vermont federal narcotics agents and customs officers seized 759 pounds of gum opium on a farm near Isle La Motte valued at $2091 a pound. Two Frenchmen were arrested. The seizure, described as possibly the largest in narcotics history for the area, followed the earlier report of 750 pounds found at Isle La Motte. The story ties to Maurice Mouvet the dancer and Eleanor Ambrose, with mentions of her Newton connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Albans
Oscar Mouvet
Madeleine
Paris
France
Maurice
Isle la Motte
Washington
Narcotic Service
Vermont
L.G. Nutt
Division of Narcotics
School attendance large in U S history
More children of school age are in schools now than ever before in the United States. Dr Frank M Phillips said to the national league of compulsory education officials noting about 30,500,000 school age children and only 2,500,000 possibly not in school. In Rhineland news, French troops continue withdrawal reducing occupation forces by about ten thousand men as two battalions left Mayence for Toul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio
Qet
Frank M. Phillips
National League of Compulsoryeducation
United States
Phillips
Rhineland
Mayence
Germany
Toul
Weather Brief: Mild In Douglas County With Clear Roads
Mostly fair tonight and Wednesday, continued mild with clear air. Douglas County roads listed as good. Kansas forecast notes ongoing mild conditions and improving travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County
Kansas
Alaska Quake Shakes Southeast Territory With Minor Damage
An Alaska earthquake of unusual intensity struck the southeastern region about 7 AM local time. The tremor caused disrupted phones, broken windows and frightened residents in several towns but caused little structural damage. No tsunami reports reached Alaska and Japanese fishermen in Hilo reacted by hauling in deep sea fish, believing the disturbance stirred underwater waters.
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Seattle
Qet
Alaska
Suran
Thomas A. Jaggar
Mount Kilauea
Hawaii
Hawaiian
Shermen
Hilo
Lloyd George warns of biggest war if force persists
London Oct 25 Former Premier Lloyd George warned the world that the most terrible war in history could come unless nations abandon force and seek justice. He blamed arbitration fervor among smaller nations on fear of European instability and cautioned that unresolved issues from 1919 peace linger and threaten future conflict.
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Lloyd George
London
Torke
League of Nations
Europe
Nations
Jeague Or Nations Union
President Coolidge to Choose Philippines Governor General
Washington Oct 25 AP A successor to Major General Leonard Wood as governor general of the Philippines is thought to be decided by President Coolidge. Potential names include Gov. Farrington of Hawaii former Senator Wadsworth of New Hampshire Major General McCoy who opposed supervising the Nicaraguan elections and Henry L Stimson the President's envoy in Nicaraguan peace talks.
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Washington
Leonard Wood
Philippines
Coolidge
Farringtop
Hawai
Wadsworth
New
McCoy
Henry L.stimson
Delay in Burning Books in Chicago Public Library
Chicago officials delayed any bonfire of pro British books as the legality of the move awaits a court ruling. Edward Bohac sought an injunction against Mayor Thompson and library head Hermann to stop destroying books deemed un American. A hearing was postponed pending the legality question.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Public Library
Lake Front
John G. Drennan
Edward J. Bohac
William Hale
No Objections to Queries on Teapot Dome Lease
Washington bulletin reports that direct testimony showed none of the government officers were asked for opinions on the legality of the Teapot Dome lease. Harry Daugherty testified he did not know of the lease, and Edwin Booth said interior office practice had changed since negotiations. Fall and Sinclair’s counsel argued to limit questions. Ambrose and Zevely testified about drainage dangers and terms, with Fall insisting on an even exchange.
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Bulletin
Washington
Teapot Dome
Idayr
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Harry M. Daugherty
Edwin S. Booth
Interior Department
Bert B
Heself
Harry F. Sintalirom
Texnot
Dome Naval Oil Reserve
Ieee
Justice Siddors
Teapst Dome
George
Finclair
Siddons
Leahy
All's
Vernee
Terior
Fr Ber B. Fall
Wyoming Naval Oil Reserve
Secretary of the Interior
Arthur W. Ambrose
Fall
Decidion
Teaptt Dome
Cos
Amé Ibrose
P. Hoover
Sinclair
J. Roberts
Teapot Bens Art
Roberts
Fallha
Hoover
Lawrence to Welcome New Grand Chief of Pythian Sisters
Mrs Archie B Kemp of Iola was elected grand chief of the Pythian Sisters of Kansas at Osage City. She will attend the Lawrence temple meeting tonight at 8 o'clock in K P hall to receive a report on the three days' grand lodge session by Mrs W F Morris of Lawrence temple No 104. Refreshments will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie B. Kemp
Iola
Pythian Sisters of
Kansas
Osage City
Lawrence
Pythian Sisters
K. P. Hall
Neem
Grand Lodge
iMes
W. F. Morris
Lawrence Temple
Plaka
Ohio State Wolves Howl After Defeat
Ohio State graduates reacted in Cleveland after the Ohio State football setback. They urged two thirds of players who participated in the Ohio Michigan game to resign, or for Dr. John W Wilce to hire a new head coach or reorganize the team following the meeting led by backfield coach Sam Wolliaman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Ohio State Footall
Girl saves baby then dies from burns near Wichita
Irene Ayres an eight year old first grade pupil of Goddard near Wichita scooped and held her six weeks old brother from a wash boiler of boiling water. She was badly burned while rescuing the infant and died last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Irene Ayres
Goddard A
Irene
Cleaners Aid Red Cross Winter Clothing Drive
Lawrence Cleaning and Dyers Plant Owners Association to collect and deliver clean garments to Red Cross for Mississippi flood victims. Members include New York Cleaners Alliance Cleaners Lawrence Steam Laundry and others. Gas and utilities committee of Kansas Municipalities League formed to draft proposed legislation for local economy and public utility regulation with a report expected by year end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Mississippi
Journal-World
Lawrence Cleaning and Dyers Plant Owners’ Association
Phil Bowen
Ation
League’ of
Kansas Municipalities
Empis
Kansas Cities
Iegue
Harry Om Bowran
Newton
League
Public Utilities Service
Public Utilities ‘Committee
Gas Committee
Evening School Registration Open Tonight at Senior High
Tonight at 7:30 in the Senior High School office residents may register for free vocational courses with attendance shaping the offerings. Choral union attendees can also register or seek information in the auditorium as officials push for a strong turnout to kick off wartime programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choral Union
Babe Recovers After Rat Bite Injuries to Infant
An infant under two weeks old bitten on the scalp by a rat during the night is improving, according to the attending physician. Mrs Herbert F Gordoni is cited as the mother. The case involved fear of serious injury but the baby is on the road to recovery after multiple bites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert F. Gordoni
Trinity Lutheran church contract awarded in Lawrence
The contract for the new Trinity Lutheran church at Thirteenth and New Hampshire streets was let to J Nelson & Co of Kansas City. The general contract is about $60,000 with plumbing heating and drainage awarded to Olson Brothers of Lawrence. Architect H C Eckland and contractor will stake out the site next Friday at 1 30 PM, as building committee selects brick and stone. Groundbreaking will start soon with Mrs Mary Rockland turning the first spadeful of earth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity. Lutheran
Thirteenth
New Hampshire Streets
J. Nelson &Co
Kansas City
My. Nelson
Kansas, City
Trinity Lutheran Church
Olson Brothers
Lawrence
Nelson
H. C. Eckland
A. Sabol
Age Reuter
J. F. Stubeck
A. E. Olson
Alfred’ Heck
Ed Schaake
le Hs Welch
Puls
Mary' Rockland
EXPECT MORE SINGERS AT CHORAL UNION PRACTICE
The Lawrence Choral Union plans a second meeting tonight at 7 30 at Liberty Memorial high school where 838 singers enrolled last week and organizers expect more. Plans include two spring oratorios Guardian Angel and Messiah with rehearsals focused on voice parts and men singers urged for tenor and bass sections.
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Lawrence Choral Union
Liberty Memorial High School
Skilton
Aniel
Smee
Topeka
Mayor Welcomes Librarians At Opening Session
Delegates to the twenty sixth annual Kansas Library Association meet tonight at the First Presbyterian church as Mayor R C Rankin delivers an address of welcome Mrs A C Mitchell library board member greets visitors Dean R A Sehwegler University of Education speaks on The Modern World and Its Books A social hour follows then Wednesday meetings at Spooner Thayer Museum with Miss Carrie Watson emerita presiding Chancellor E H Lindley speaks on The Man of Few Books A campus tour and an automobile ride precede tomorrow evenings association dinner at the First Methodist church
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Library Association
R. C. Rankin
A.C. Mitchell
Library Board
R.A. Sehwegler
School of Education
University
Noted Kansas Blind Association Members Listed
The October issue of The Informer lists twenty six Law rence residents two in Eudora and one in Baldwin as members. The association aims to aid the blind in achieving self help. Lieutenant George Finch of Selfridge Field Michigan was found guilty in a court martial and ordered to pay a fifty dollar monthly fine for six months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Informer
Kansas State Association For the Blind
Lawrence
Eudora
Fin Baldwin
Atlanta
Iia
George Finch
Field, Mich
Robbery at Rosenthal Haberdashery in Chicago Leaves $44 Stolen
A group of armed robbers entered Harry Rosenthal haberdashery in Chicago and demanded cash. The assailants threatened staff, while one man noted the clerk’s familiarity with such scenes. They left with $44.
Organization of Kansas Council of Churches Formed at Topeka
Representatives from Kansas religious groups met at the US YMCA in Topeka and completed the Kansas Council of Churches. Officers were elected, commissions on survey comity and moral issues created, and plans outlined for cooperative religious work and joint action on social matters with a May meeting set in Wichita.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
Harrison Ray
Anderson
First Christian Church
Wichita
Rose Sanderson
Wichita Council of Churches
G. L. Sorgy
Evangelical
Kansas City
First Methodist Come
Comity Commission
CG. A. Richard
Lawrence
Survey Commission
G. B. Brooks
Methodist Protestant Church
Overbrook
Kansas Council of Churches
Etha
Highway 40 Busiest Road in Kansas, a State Survey Shows
Topeka reports that U.S. 40 from Kansas City to Salina is the busiest Kansas road. A sixteenth hour traffic survey over eight quarters found averages varying 795 to 3,040 vehicles along the Cannon Ball highway from Wichita to Syracuse, with notable counts west of Wichita and near Lawrence, Junction City, and Abilene.
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Kansas
Topeka
Kansas City
Salina
Shoe Highway Commission
Traff
U.S. 40
Cots Ks
Lawrence
Toneka
Manhattan
Junction City
Abilene
John’ W. Gardner
Wichita
Syracuse
Dade City
Colorado Berde
New 13 Month Calendar Proposed by Ottawa Writer
George W. Davis of Ottawa proposes a 13 month calendar of 30 days each to replace the current system. He claims copyright on the calendar and urged adoption in 1933 in a letter to George Eastman at Eastman Kodak. The idea was presented during a Chamber of Commerce address at West Baden, Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Ram
Clendar
George W. Davis
New County Hospital Discussed At Chamber Luncheon
A Tope forum held at the Chamber of Commerce noon luncheon explored a proposed Douglas County hospital. W C Simons outlined the need, with Elder and Shannon noting survey support. A two mill levy over fifty years could fund a 600000 facility, about $2 annually per $1000 assessed value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orc Mameree
Mittee
W. CG. Simons
Rence
Merce
Elder
Shannon
Brote
Douglas County
Simons
Maysie
Margaret Drennon
Atwater-Kent
Jessie Ma Tucker
Necting
Conference Meeting Opens At First Church
Dr George B Dean of Boston Massachusetts national officer of the Methodist Episcopal church opens the conference meeting this evening at First Church. A Gordon presiding officer, district pastors present, counties Douglas Doniphan Atchison Le Johnson and others listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Dean
Bostos
Masg
Monte Oh
Cine
Methodist Church
A. Gordon
Corfererée
Dis
Douglas
Doniphan Atchison, le
Johnson and
Steel earnings dip from prior quarter in 1927 year
Disjointed New York report notes 1927 steel earnings totaling 41 373 833 versus 46 040 460 in the preceding quarter and 52 in the third quarter. Dividend on common and preferred shares announced. Injured man Harry Larson of Florence in an auto crash at Seventh and Liata streets yesterday afternoon hospital care ongoing. Doctoral uncertainty about sex due to limited information. Detroit det. SAP rh i Navin calls league director spring meeting in Chicago to elect successor to Johnson. Atwater Kent Radio and Ethyl mentioned in passing as surprises.
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New York
Steel Corporation
Celerra
Harry, Larson
Florence
Liata
Pnithprasellatorial Hospital
Larson
Johnson
Etroit
Sap Rhi Navin
Chicago
Sucel Johnson
Atwater Kent
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Brenelli Capital
Governor Adams
Maurice Mouvet
Kangas
Lausanne
Switzerland
Shi “Leanor Puckett
Harry Puckett
Ns. Puckett
Eleanor Ambrose
Eleanor
Mewton
MaMa Sia Pe Ae Eee
Bankers’ Meeting
Houston
Texas
American Bankers’ Association
Mes Francis Burke
Pittsburgh Clearing House Association
Burke
U.S
Farthquake
Ocean
Territory
Presint
Coffeyville
Kan
Donald Foster
Ellis
Coffeyville Chamber, of Commerce
Kriezer
Foster
Vermont Street
Ohio State Wolves
Red Cross Chanter
Narsas League
General Motors
Jfone
Actlow
Sars
Catherine Chester
Sypreme Court
Philip L. Sullivan
Chevrolet
Adv
New Trinity
Lutheran
W. M. Backus
Idad
Irving. Hill
Southwestern Federation of Religious Liberals
Unitarian Church
Samuel McChord. Crothers
Harvard Square Unitarian Church
Cambridge
Mass
Albert C. Dieffenbach
Harold Marshall
Boston
Henry, J. Berkowitz
Kansas’ City
R. Curtis W. Reese
Ward
Brigiam
Chicaga Oe
Blind Association i
S As Society
Harry
Gayle
Rosenthal
Richard
Ottawa Man
Nebraska
Sedgwick
G. Hail
Maritinal
Sehae
Wick
Eshyl
Buitt
U. 8.i Steel
Ethyl
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