Riots and Funeral Plans Mark MacSwiney Death
In London inquiries suggest no government interference with Lord Mayor MacSwiney's funeral, to be held after the inquest. Dublin reports say Irish MPs will attend with a 50-strong volunteer guard. Belfast sees rioting and an effigy burning, while in Dublin masked shooters kill three, including a registrar. A Cork deputation attends Brixton services. the inquest set for Wednesday at Brixton.
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London
MacSwiney
Cork
Dominick
Brixton
Dublin
Dail Eirann
Belfast
Terence MacSwiney
Lord
Lloyd George
Corporation of Cork
O’callaghan
Trish Self Determination League
Brixton Prison
St. George's Cathedral
Southwark
St. Georger’s Cathedral
Wheat Jump on Chicago Board Amid Strike
Chicago October 26 Wheat prices surged as much as 10 3-4 cents a bushel with December near 101 4 and other months around 199 1 2. Market gains were blamed on reduced Southwest offerings and news exporters bought over 1,000,000 bushels. In London formal coal strike negotiations were set to open between government and mining federation leaders after informal talks since Sunday showed some progress.
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Chicago
Southwest
Negoliate
Lontion
Italian Senate to appoint ambassador to United States
Rome Oct 26 Senator Rolaadi and Ricci report today that an Italian ambassador to the United States will be appointed. The Popolo Romano confirms the move as a formal government action.
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Rome
Rolaadi
Ricci
United States
Tadpoles Bark At River Catfish Scandal In Lawrence
A curious tale from Lawrence describes tadpoles barking at catfish and frogs collecting indemnities from German carp. George Washington Long dubbed Snow Ball, linked to turmoil, while Chief C M Fisher and Sanitary Officer Ed Anderson investigated a sewer wine incident. Snow Ball recently returned to prison for a prior wine offense amid odors of petroleum and tobacco.
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George Washington Long
Snow Ball
Fuzzy Wuzzy
Lawrence
C. M. Fisher
Fisher
Ed Anderson
Kaw
District Court
Protective Tariff Plans of Harding in Telegram
Senator Warren G. Harding states in a telegram that upon Republican return to power he would swiftly restore protective tariffs for American industries. He cites zinc price slumps in Joplin Missouri and argues Democratic policy reduced protection, harming agriculture and other sectors.
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Warren G. Harding
Papl A. Ewert
Joplin
Mesage
Harding Vote Victory Predicted In Kansas Allen Says
Governor H J Allen announced Harding will win Kansas by over a hundred thousand votes and that the Republican state ticket will be elected. He added more Republican representatives will be chosen to the state legislature and a larger share of county offices. Allen aimed to carry Bourbon County, home of Democratic candidate Jonathan Davis. Forrest Luther, Democratic chairman, planned a statement Wednesday forecasting the outcome.
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Toneka
Kan
H. J. Allen
Harding
Bourbon County
Johnathan Davis
Royverhor Rovernor Allen
Forrest Luther
To Democratic
Kansas
Court House
Trovern Henerson Martin
Rose
Kansas Industrial Court
Jonathan Davis
C. A. Howman
United Sta
Mittens Uf
Taft Prophet Accord Cited By Cox In West Virginia Voice
Governor Cox of Ohio campaigned in West Virginia urging support for the league of nations and noting Taft's past prophecy that labor churches and women would back the covenant. He praised Taft for foresight on labor provisions church endorsement and women’s vote driving support for peace. Funeral visits include Albert Vitt and Otto Bofinger for Mrs. Bratilda Vitt’s rites. Bofinger remains with Barteldes seed house in Oklahoma City.
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Cox
Ohio
League of Nations
Taft
Churchs
Albert Vitt
Chicago
Otto’ Bofinger
Oklahoma City
Bratilda Vitt
Mr. Vitt
Sar Bofinger
Bofinger
Barteldes
Oklahoma ‘City
Democrats Rally At Courthouse Meeting Delights Appeals
A Democratic rally at the courthouse drew applause as attendees praised appeals lines during the meeting. The event showcased party support and featured energized remarks from speakers.
Democrats Rally in Lawrence Features Rothberger Speech
At the Lawrence court house a Democratic rally featured Judge Rothberger and W. Rose in a speech defending the party's faith amid campaigns. Attendees included N Ralph Neds and other local figures. The event highlighted Roosevelt, Wilson, and antiwar themes, with praise for Democratic policy achievements and a strong call for peace.
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Court House
Lawrence
Eldridge House
Fudge Tru C. Reve
Herman Tacub
Toner
Batteney
Rutiberker
Jienver
Sem Armidson
Wrenten
Rose
X City
N. Ralph Neds
Kansas
Cain
Evenid
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Dorover
Roosevelt
Friendship of Nations
Alaska
Rothberser
Councils
Ax Secon
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Cox
Trig
Europe
Rutberger Loieftre
Coolidee
Advics
France
America
Ani
Rothberger
Herse
Caushi
Howat's Agents Push Myth of State Constabulary
Topeka dispatch reports Alexander Howatt supporters spreading a false tale that Governor Henry Allen will form a state constabulary to enforce martial law. The governor denies the plan, saying Kansas is a law abiding state and should not marshal armed force.
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Topeka
Alexander Howatt
Santa Fe
Alen
Riperforwe
Eutertm
Howathire
Kansas
Ki Us
Waether
Howat
Henry Allen
Ths Industrial
Politi Organization
Kiisas
Wasat
Unis
Masonic Reunion Progress Amid Gas Disputes and Knights
Topeka October 26 report details the Ku Farmers Gas Company seeking industrial relief from price hikes and expanded gas service costs affecting Johnson, Franklin, Anderson, and Allen counties. The Kansas Gas and Electric Co. requests approval to bill customers for extending pipelines. A Sedwick Masonic temple event proceeds with a lengthy roll of members and a public reception planned, highlighting ritual work and a ceremonial scene in a moonlit woodland with notable attendees.
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Topeks
Ku Farmers Gas Company
Kanatoral Gas Company
Levver Towsilas
Franklin, Johnon
Anderson
Allen
Nanses Court of Industrial
Cervics
Johnson County Gas Company
Overland Park
Kansas Gasant Electric Company of
Wichita
Kinase Court of Industrial Relations
Allow Increase in Express Rates in Kansas
The Kansas Court of Industrial Relations issued an order authorizing increased intrastate express rates to match interstate rates. The changes total 2M per milk and cream shipments and 26 percent in another commodity, effective on one days notice through May 21, 1922. The American Express Company must file monthly operating revenue and expense reports within the state.
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Topeka
Ovi
Kansas Rourt of Industrial Relations Tools
Interstate Commerce Mission
Amiericun Iaitrous Express Company
Prerrart Republican Basin Brief Note
Fragmentary text references Republican Basin and Kennedy amid commerce division notes. Contents show unclear names and dates, with scattered phrases suggesting a political or civic item. No coherent events or outcomes emerge from the legible fragments.
Dempsey to Meet French Idol in World Title Clash
Heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey is slated to fight French idol Georges Carpentier in a world title bout. The contract is to be signed tomorrow with the fight likely between February and June. The match carries winnings based on a gate and motion picture receipts. Also noted are Kansas constitutional amendments and naturalization filings in Douglas County.
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New York
George Carpentier
Felgusry
Juiv d. Il
Masonic Action Would Be Tonic For Education Ties
Chamber of Commerce hosted a Scottish Rite class lunch highlighting Masonry’s push to support higher education. Kansas officials eyed dormitory projects modeled after Oklahoma and Texas as a way to boost state universities and local development.
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Chamber of Commerce
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Thomas G. Witch
Wichita
Tate
E.W. Lindley
University of Kansas
Lindley
Mssenie Fraternity
Masonic Tomate
Batence
Ostertag
Chamber of Committee
Frank & Wiliants
Secried Auistrict
Pene
School Boards to Meet in Lawrence in November
November 20 meeting set for multiple school boards in Douglas County to discuss conventions and educational plans. Officials listed include local superintendents and board members, with sessions centered on student services and district coordination.
Freight car robbery reported near Tapekz and Lawrence
Last night Yopela police received word of a merchandise car broken into between Tapekz and Lawrence. Authorities said no further details were learned today.
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Yopela
Sid
Tapekz
Lawrence
Rule of merit at K U shown by student leaders
A university review at the University of Kapsus reveals that most student leaders come from owning class backgrounds. Sons and daughters of farmers, clerks, mechanics, widows, and laborers hold four class president posts and key student positions. The athletic captains come from modest homes, and the Jayhawker editor and Kansan editor are linked to merchants and widows.
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University of Kapsus
Youns Serten Iy
Wresens
Neil
Ivif
Jayhawker
Ke UC
Will Offer Throne of Greece to Paul
Athens reports the Greek throne may be offered to Prince Paul third son of former King Constantine after King Alexander’s death. Conditions include Constantine abdicating and Paul’s brothers renouncing rights. Premier Venizelos expected to push arguments. Constantine’s finances shape terms.
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Athens
Greve Aiade
Alexander
Paul
Constantine
George
Venezelog
Election board efficiency plan discussed at meeting
The article notes a polis meeting where members debated improving election board efficiency. Officials debate staffing and procedures, aiming for clear assignment of tasks and timely operation at polling places. The commission discusses existing gaps and potential reforms for smoother ballot handling.
Unclear text about Americans and a passport record
Fragmentary report references an American named Arthur Mosley and a missing passport record, with garbled phrases about killings and locations. No clear dates, places, or verifiable facts are evident from the readable text.
First Demonstrations at City Hall This Afternoon
City Hall saw a small demonstration this afternoon as residents gathered to voice concerns over a proposed policy. Organizers cited desire for transparency and inclusivity while police kept the crowd orderly.
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City Hall
Gas stove demonstrations spark Lawrence gas conservation drive
Lawrence citizens today welcomed a bias toward gas conservation as Miss Susan Abercrombie from the Boston School of Domestic Science led a cooking demonstration in city hall. The event aimed to teach safe and efficient gas stove use while dealers and the demonstration team outlined a weeks long program with daily lectures and afternoon demonstrations in the council room.
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Industrial Court
Lawes
Susan Abercrombie
Boston School of Domesti Science
Oi Council
Helen Ostertag
Atchisen
Lawre
Ostertag
Kansas
New
Kaneau
Chamber of Commerce
S. c
Abercrombie
J. W. Sneed
PLC of
Lawrence
W. F. Deckert
Hissistant
John O'Neill
Big Springs Fair Comes This Week in Douglas County
The final Douglas county fair of the year starts Thursday at Big Springs with exhibits in the morning and judging in the afternoon. Entries include agriculture, fancy work and cooking, plus baseball and basketball games. Friday features stock judging, Lawrence Chamber of Commerce trips, ball games, air performances, and a glee club show with colors.
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Douglas County
Big Springs
Alge
Lawrence Chamber of Commerc
Glee Club, & Company of Colors
Santa Be
di H. Helwi
Bicycle crash injures 12 year old in Indianapolis street collision
A 12 year old girl on a bicycle was struck by a car driven by Miss Mary Ewing on Ninth and Keliana streets. The boy was hurled from his bike and sustained internal injuries. the driver stopped within ten feet. The report notes witnesses and a reference to a telegraph device by Sig Jagadis Chandra Bose.
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Yaippi
Mary Ewing
Keliana
Simmons
Kwine
Ninth Street
Indiana Street
Axl
Wing
Wes
Ewing
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Birmingham
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