Allies May Sound German Capacity
Washington reports conditional French acceptance of a commission of economic experts to assess Germanys ability to pay reparations. Paris dispatches say France would accept if commissioners are named by the reparations commission. Hughes notes US would join a conference with conditions, favors an international economic commission over other options. France Belgium Italy join British invitation for a expert committee to study Germanys assets, with Berlin likely as conference seat. Belgian government expects acceptance of Germanys capacity examination via reparations commission consultation.
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Paris
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Willin
London
Belgium
Italy
Inter-Allied
Sapse
Bankers Committee
J. P. Mogan
Berlin
Brussels
Impeachment Bill Advances Against Governor Walton
Oklahoma House fast tracked impeachment articles against Governor J C Walton adding two charges for abuse of pardon and parole authority and issuing certificates without funds. Vote tallies ranged from 72 to 11 to 81 to 6 with broad majorities enacting the new counts. The chamber also approved charges of false expense reports and abridging the press by using military censors. Lieutenant Governor M E Trapp was declared acting governor by the state supreme court, suspending Walton during the impeachment.
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Associated Press
J. C. Walton
Piao
Senate
Oklahoma
House
Walton
Tulsa Tribune
Henrietta Free Lance
M. FE. Trapp
State Supreme Court
Tom G . Chambers
State Senate
Goveror
Germany appeals for aid to help Ruhr food crisis
Berlin reports Germany has asked charitable institutions worldwide to aid the Ruhr Rhineland as food shortages deepen. Chancellor Stresmann disclosed the appeal during a Hagen address to industrial and labor leaders noting the government's resources are inadequate. An official Quaker observer warned conditions in the occupied zone are grave, with people both starved and broken in spirit.
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Germany
Ruhr
Rhineland
Stresmann
Hagen
Westphalia
American Society of Friends
Quakers
Judgment Awarded in Breach of Promise Suit
Springfield Oklahoma telegraph reports Judge Kirby of the circuit court awarded Elizabeth Beecher of Tulsa one hundred thousand dollars in a breach of promise case against William Dryden of Springfield. The case went by default as Dryden was not present or represented by counsel.
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Elizabeth Beecher
Tulsa
Oklahoma
William Dryden
Kirby
Circuit Court
Lawrence Dressed Up For Dad's Day Game Today
Lawrence streets glow with gala attire for the Aggies versus K U game and Dad's Day actions. Red and blue banners hang along Massachusetts street business district while shops display banners, numerals, and graphics previewing the event.
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Lawrence
Lawrence‘ Manhattan
Aggies
K. U
Massachusetts
Steinmetz Die. Famed Engineer, Mathematician of GE
Obituary recalls Dr. Charles Proteus Steinmetz electrical wizard and mathematician who died at Schenectady after a Pacific Coast trip. Born in Switzerland, he rose from draftsman to chief consulting engineer at General Electric. He authored key works on hysteresis and magnetics and led scientific societies. He studied at Harvard and Union College and taught at Union College since 1913. He produced an artificial indoor thunderstorm and supported socialist causes and Soviet tech aid.
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Schenectady
Charles Proteus Steinmels
Pacific Coast
Charles P. Steinmetz
A. M
General Electric Works
N. Y
New York
Switzerland
Zurich Polytechnicium
Steinmetz
Jearving
America
Rudolph Eickemeyer
Yonkers, N
Stephen D. Field
Harvard
Union College
Stemetz
Lenine
Soviet Russia
Kuzbas
Siberia
Shaad Mourns Loss of Steinmetz A Great Engineer
Prof George Shaad of the University Engineering School, a longtime friend of Charles P Steinmetz, expresses regret over the world loss. He recalls knowing Steinmetz since 1900 and visiting his home and lab. Shaad recalls Steinmetz as a truly great man with delightful personality. Attempts to bring Steinmetz to Lawrence failed due to poor health, but he promises to visit next year.
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Enineering School
University
Charles P. Steinmetz
Siamiy
Shaad
M Steinmetz
Shand
Steinmetz
Lawrence
Los
Editors of State Meet in Lawrence
Kansas editors gathered in Lawrence for the state meet at the University with roundtable discussions, group conferences, and a banquet at the KE. OU commons. Notables present included J. Harris of Wichita and Oscar dy of Dodge City among many journalists from across the state.
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Editors OF State
Lawrence
Weather and sports notes amid Lawrence trip for K U Aggie game
Topeka reports good weather for the K U Aggie game in Lawrence with no rain expected. Forecaster S D Flora from Flora says play will be cloudy and bracing. Other items note light rains across the state improving field conditions, banana tree losses in Panama, and a first quarter score of Manhattan leading Lawrence 7 to 0.
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Manhattan
Lawrence
Home of Klan Enemy Set on Fire in Mulberry
Port Scott Kansas October 26 The home of P T Brosnahan at Mulberry Kansas was destroyed by fire last night. Rags soaked with coal oil were found on the premises according to authorities. Brosnahan recently ousted as superintendent of schools after a fight with the Ku Klux Klan was visiting in Knobwoster Missouri when the fire occurred. His attorney Hubert Lardner former chairman of the democratic state committee reported the burning to the state fire marshal and asked for an investigation by that officer.
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Kans
P. T. Brosnahan
Mulberry
Brosnahan
Ku Klux Klan
Knobwoster
Hubert Lardner
Democratic State Committee
Want Yanks Back Separatists Rule Coblenz Under French Orders
In Coblenz a French high command backed by troops installed a new separatist government amid curfews and tense crowds. French cavalry patrolled through streets as green capped provisional police enforced authority. Residents lament the absence of American forces, hoping for their return as disorder looms.
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Coblenz
Germany
Associated Press
Rhineland
Secretary Work to Visit Lawrence Next Week
Supt H 8 Pearts announced that Hubert Work secretary of the Interior will visit the West area and spend a day in Lawrence probably Thursday November 1. Officials are arranging entertainment for the distinguished cabinet member. It will be Lawrence’s first cabinet officer visit in years.
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the Interior
Lawrence
Pearts
Interisy
Department of the Interior
West West
Work
Rogers Confesses Killing Brother in Love Slayings
John Alton Rogers admitted to Sheriff Tanner that he killed his brother Love Rogers while he slept. He said motives tied to an affair with Love's wife and a planned elopement. He also claimed the wife aided burial in a cotton field as authorities prepared to bring Rogers and Mrs. Love Rogers to trial.
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John Alton Rogers
Tanner
Love
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College President a Visitor at Lawrence
Dr. F. J. White president of Shanghai College a Baptist institution is in Lawrence today with his brother in law W P Lambertson of the state board of administration. Doctor White is spending a two year furlough in the United States. Chevrolet One Ton Truck chassis 450.00.
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Shanghai
Laiwrence
W. P. Lambertson
State Board of Administration
Doctor White
United States
Public Utilities Men Gather Here in Kansas Convention
Representatives from public service organizations across Kansas attend the twenty sixth annual Kansas Public Service Association convention in Lawrence with about 150 delegates. The Midwest division of the National Electric Light Association also participates. Sessions cover public relations, utility information, and technical topics at the University and surrounding venues, with a banquet and football game to close.
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Kansas
Kansas Public Service Association
National Electric Light Association
George Kreeck
Public Service Corporation
Mayer Kreeck
Lawrence
Austen
W. W. Asttin
Cottonwood Falla
AL Bearnes
Ellsworth
Horace M
Midwest
H Lee Tones
Topeka
Kansas Committee of Public Utility Information
W. R. Sullivan
W. R. Morrow
W. E. Quillan
George Shand
Engineer's Hall
University
W. A.seathorn
Junction City
L. O. Ripley
Wichita
E.W. White
Genera Electric Company
Wiedemann’s
Kansas Electric Pewny
Kansas Public Service
Ssociati
F. A. U. Hall
Ageie-Kansas
God Save Nation As Movies Enter Education, Sharpe Warns
Dr. Daling Save Sharpe of Baston University told the Connecticut convention of State Teachers that movies are becoming part of the educational system and warned the push risks dulling minds. He criticized current methods as designed only to spread a “Saint Vitu Dance of the mind” and to shape mean-spirited thinking.
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New Haven
Cont
Daling
Sharpe
Baston
Connecticut
Lutheran Church Dedication at Madison Wisconsin
Rev N De Goebring and Mrs Goel ring with their small son attend the dedication of a new 300000 Lutheran church in Madison Wisconsin on Sunday Rev Mr Goehring served as supply pastor there for ten months during the war and as student pastor the following year From Madison the Gochrings will travel to Minneapolis where Mr Gochring will speak and visit his brother Mrs Fred Hopper returns to Jacksonville Illinois after visiting her mother Mrs S F Patterson
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Goelring
Madison
Wisconsin
Liquor Streams Into Yukon Amid Cross-Border Barrier
Victoria report notes liquor flowing into the Yukon despite U S refusal to allow shipments across the Alaska Panhandle. Authorities had stored about $109,000 of liquor in Vancouver warehouses awaiting American cooperation, with a Yukon drought reported since then. The liquor’s supply source remains undisclosed while shipments continue under uncertain conditions.
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B.C
Yukon
United States
Alaskan Panhandle
Vancouver
Ambassador Kellogg Named to London Post
Former Minnesota senator Frank Kellogg, age 66, selected as American ambassador to London, succeeding resigning George Harvey. Kellogg, a Harding White House fixture and anti trust prosecutor, rose from Rochester and St Paul practice to national prominence through foreign affairs work and Versailles treaty debates.
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Frank H. Kellorg
United States
Minnesota
Lomson
Heorge Trarvey
Ufe
Kellogg
Harding
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Ifarding
Senate
Foreign Relations Commission
Republicans
Farmer-Labor Party
Henrik Shipstead
Potsdam
Rochester
Minn
Kiter
Taft
Standand OH Company
Unionio Southern Pacific Railroad
American Bay Association
Tor
Reunion to Close Scottish Rite Reunion at Masonic Temple
The fifty fifth Scottish Rite reunion closes at the Masonic temple with the Thirty-First and Thirty-Second degree conferred. A banquet at 7 pm precedes a program featuring solos, readings, and performances. One hundred sixty-nine members have received degrees in Lawrence, with eight this week. George Frederick Sammons of Sabetha, Kansas, who is leaving for Peru as a geologist for Standard Oil, received the work last week.
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Coombs
Louise McLaughlin
Bogue Clauss Grater
Maurice Wenneker
Alice Chappuis
Tost
Henry B. Asher
Thiet
Lehr
Gora
Hermie Carter
William Posening
Edward Hislop
Thomas G
Lawrence
Masonry
Atthayeh
George Frederick Sammons
Sabetha
Kans
Peru
South America
Standard Oil Company
Leviathan Reaches Cherbourg After Stormy Atlantic Passage
The United States liner Leviathan with General Pershing aboard arrived in Cherbourg on October 26 after a lengthy passage from New York delayed by storms. Miss Rachel McBeth will depart Saturday to make her home in Wichita.
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Cherbourg
France
United States
Leviathan
General Pershing
New York
Rachel McBeth
Wichita
Yon Captivates Lawrence With Noted Organ Recital
In Lawrence at Congregational Church Pietro Alessandro Yon drew a full house delivering a standout recital of American and European works. He showcased Skilton and Weaver pieces along with his own compositions, earning repeated encores and high praise for mastery of pedal, tone, and expressive range.
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Lawrence
Pietro Alessandro Yon
Mr. Yon
Charles S. Skilton
Powell Weaver
Yon
Curt
Skilton
Yor
Elis
Mr. Yor
Professor Shilton
Angelus Denini
J. Russell
A. Gibson
Powel Weaver
Mr. On
Bach
You
Italien
H. Bartlett
Charles Skilton
Kansas
American Guild of Org
County Examinations for Teachers Offered Today and Tomorrow
Examination of district school teachers proceeds at the county offices under County Superintendent O J Lane. Today’s tested subjects include grammar spelling geography music teaching principles agriculture Kansas history and English history. Tomorrow subjects offered cover arithmetic reading class ics writing US history physiology elementary science and physics.
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Einige
O. J. Lane
Kansas
U.S
Missing Ford coupe from Robinson gymnasium last night
J S Barrow reported his 1923 model Ford coupe left in front of Robinson gymnasium. Franklin Barea, his son, had driven it to the gym and by about 9:30 p m the vehicle was gone.
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J. S. Barrow
Robinson Gymnasm
Franklin Barea
Cymnasium
Sarazen Wins 15,000 Match Race at Laurel
Sarazen won the 15,000 match race here in Laurel Maryland this afternoon defeating Happy Thoughts. The music and advertisements follow with notes about Buick cars from Lawrence Buick Co and a Ford sedan offer described as nearly new with full equipment and good saving.
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Sarazen
Laurel
Lawrence Buick
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