Mussolini expected in Rome as cabinet crisis looms
Fascist leader Benito Mussolini is due in Rome to confer with Premier Facta on the government crisis. King Victor Emmanuel plans to arrive tonight to discuss the situation with Signors Tittoni and Denicola and Mussolini. Giolitti will also be in Rome tomorrow amid rumors of a new Facta cabinet including fascists.
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Rome
Ovi
Associated Press
Benito Mussolini
Fascisti
Facta
Giolotti
Orlando
Salandra
Victor Emmanuel
Tomoxyrow
Tittoni
Denicola
Senate
Chambers of Deputies
Benito Mussolinii
Luigi Federzoni
Nationalist
Giolatti
Kansas adjusted compensation meeting on hill
The University of Kansas band and speakers Judge C A Smart and James Kelsey addressed ex service men in Robinson gym last night. Kelsey argued the proposed measure would not burden the state and compared bonus debt to candy and amusements spending. Smart supported the measure and urged industrious voter education to explain adjusted compensation.
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University of Kansas
C.A. Smart
Lawrence
James Kelsey
Leavenworth
Robinson Gymnasium
Kansas
Kelsey
Mr. Selsov
Ku Klux Klan Demonstration at Missouri Revival
In LaMonte Missouri after revival meetings led by Rev F Hannah twelve Klan members in full regalia arrived by car to the Christian church knelt at the altar while the leader prayed. They left a $25 check and quietly departed.
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LaMonte
F. Hannah
Weston
Christian Church
Ku Klux Klan
Paugherty Rule Upheld in Liquor Prohibition Case
New York October 27 American steamships cannot carry or sell liquor anywhere in the world, Federal Judge Hand held in a decision dismissing the suit of two American steamship companies to enjoin enforcement of the Daugherty prohibition ruling. Wilmington Delaware October 27 directors of the Hercules Powder Company declared a stock dividend of 100 percent on common stock to stockholders of record November 15, with delivery of the new shares on November 25.
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New York
A. P
Daugherty
Wilmington
Del
Hercules Powder Company
Fragmentary Weather Note From Yesterday and Today
A clipped weather slip offers hazy readings about temperatures yesterday and today. Details are unreadable or incomplete, with broken phrases and unclear times, leaving the exact figures and conditions uncertain.
Honorable J. D. Bowersock Dies After Illness in Lawrence
Honored citizen J. D. Bowersock died at 2:30 PM at his daughter Mrs. Irving Hill's home after a three week illness. A dominant figure in Lawrence industry for 45 years, he remained mentally sharp with a steady humor until near the end. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
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J. D. Bowersock
Irving Hill
Mr. Bowersock
Lawrence
Wyandotte sister threatens removal of white burial
Kansas City reports that Lydia Conley and sister Helena, descendants of Wyandotte Indians, warned park commissioner Harry Kaelin they would exhume the body of Frank Espy if the white man's burial remained in Huron cemetery. Kaelin said it is permitted by officials and any attempt to dig up would be prosecuted.
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Kansas City
Lydia Conley
Helena
Buriy Aial
Huron Cemetery
Harry Kaelin
Sungey
Conley Wists
Kaelin
Frank Flpy
Espy
Strikers Bombed House in Little Rock Arkansas
William Rawles and George Spurgeon confessed after hours of questioning to bombing the home of striker W J Cooms in Little Rock. Police say Rawles also claimed involvement in bombing FE Stroeh, superintendent of Missouri Pacific shops, on September 23 and a bomb thrown Tuesday night shattered shop windows in the Missouri Pacific yards.
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Little Rock
Ark
William Rawles
George Spurgeon
W. J. Cooms
Missouri Pacific
Mawles
Spurgeon
FE. H. Stroeh
Woman kills minister in Havre Montana church shooting
Rev. Edward J. Christier rector of St. Mark's Episcopal Church in Havre was shot dead in his home. Margaret Carleton a congregation member and former district judge's wife, also killed herself after the shooting. The two families had long been friends and Carleton gave no reason for the act.
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Havre
Mont
Edward J. Christier
St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
Milk River Valley
Margaret Carleton
California
Chautauqua
Carleton
More Hall Evidence Emerges in Wall Mills Case
New Brunswick October 27 Special deputy Attorney General Mott disclosed a corroborating witness to Mrs Jane Gibson who testified about the night of September 11 involving Rev Edward Wheeler Wall and Mrs Elcamo Mills The case is complex but not a mystery and will be presented to the grand jury soon as the witness is identified and evidence organized
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New Brunswick
Associated Press
Mott
Jane Gibson
Edward. Wheeler Wall
Elcamo
Mills
Mexico closes consulates in protest over New York ruling
Mexico closes all consulates in the United States by order of the Mexican charge d affaires in Washington. The move follows instructions from the Mexican government amid a New York court ruling affecting a suit brought by the Oliver American Trading Company.
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Washington
United States
Iyo
New York
Mexic Mexico
Oliver American Trading Company
Ladies of Presbyterian Church Rummage Sale Planned
The Ladies of the Presbyterian church are holding a rummage sale across the street from Manley’s Insurance Office on Friday and Saturday.
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Presbyterian ‘Church
Manley’s ‘Insurance Office
Superior Chevrolet Offer Shifts Buying Experience
A local dealer promotes Buy a Superior Chevrolet and enjoy the difference every day highlighting ongoing value and customer satisfaction.
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Chevrolet
Lawrence High School Mounts Comeback in Football Tilt
Lawrence high school battled TM in a tense game with a 6 to 6 score at halftime. Mackie, a standout on the Lawrence lineup, scored the first six points for his team by netting a field goal and a late score.
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Lawrence High School
Ladies of the Presbyterian Church Event At Manley’s Office
A brief church notice states the Ladies of the Presbyterian church hold a gathering at Manley’s Insurance Office across from the gate on Friday and Saturday.
Douglas County Fair Faces Large Deficit in 1922
The Douglas County Fair Board closes its year with a final financial statement showing a deficit of 4314.61 for the fair. Some funds were spent on permanent improvements including a race barn drainage ditch and a canvas wall to deter spectators. The treasurer’s report covers January 24 to October 24, 1922, noting total receipts and current overdrafts, with a note about a 2000 dollar bank loan and interest since October 18, 1922.
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Douglas County
Douglas County Fair Board
Cosino Uno Goa
Canadian schooner Emerald freed after New York port order
Washington reports that Treasury officials ordered the release of the Canadian schooner Emerald. The seizure outside the three mile limit by prohibition authorities prompted a protest from Britain.
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Washington
New York
The
Treasury
Emerald
Mussolini mobilizes Fascisti as power grab feared
In Rome Benito Mussolini, head of the Fascisti, orders all military sections to stand ready and directs 800,000 members to cooperate at an opportune moment. The move is interpreted as preparation for the Fascisti to seize power.
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Rome
Associated Press
Benito Mussolini
Fascisti
Average Farm Wage Report for United States
The average wage for male farm labor on October 1 across the United States was 28.97 dollars per month with board. The year 1921 average was 30.14 dollars per month without board, per the Agriculture Department’s quarterly county report series.
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Washington
United States
Department of Agriculture
Haskell Blasts Fairmont in 44 0 Football Rally
Haskell overwhelmed Fairmont College 44 to 0 in the first half of the football game this afternoon. Reportedly, the Braves aim to stage a track meet similar to a recent program with Kansas City University.
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Haskell
Fairmount College
Braves
Kansas City University
City boards named for November 7 election wards
City commissioners at a special meeting appointed ward clerks and judges for the November 7 election. First through fourth wards use double counting boards. fifth and sixth wards use single boards. Named on counting boards and receiving boards include Jonathan Buch, George H Shultz, J R Holmes, Bert Brown, W C Ellis, C W Newby, J R Sanborn, Emma Kennedy, J J Eddy, Linnie Neilsen, Horace Hollinberg, Nellie Delahunty, Rachel Flory, W T Williamson, and others listing precincts and roles across wards.
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City Board of Commissioners
Jonathan Buch
George H. Shultz
W. F. Morris
L. R Melvin
C. H. Daugherty
J. R. Good
Ed Pierson
O. H. Staggart
Charles Hobart
G. H. Dixon
J. R. Holmes
Bert E. Brown
John H. Tucker
Frank Meierhoffer
E. S. Lemon
J. N. Johnston
George Bowman
Archibald Oliver
J.-O. Lovejoy
Ralph Hines
W. C.ellis
F. F. Copp
John Buck
Gertrude Hayter
C. W. Newby
George Shell
Paul Friend
Frank Hosford
August Pierson
J. R. Sanborn
David Passon
Charles Gilmore
C. C. Edgar
Emma Kennedy
J. J. Eddy
Rank Endacott
Linnie Neilsen
Thomas Constant
Anna Martindale
Tedaic
A.hamlin
W. Avans
J. D. Barton
George Dinktey
Bertha Albach
J. M. Henry
Eva. Neville
E. J. Wilcox
Lucy K. Glidden
Sibil Martin
Horace Hollinberg
Rachel Flory
Wm. T. Williamson
Charles DeForrest
Addie Lange
D. R. Young
W. A. Courtney
J. M. S. Watt
Sarah Adams
J. A. Culver
Gertrude Fincher
John Westfall
Sam Hines
Lena Washington
O.curd
Anna. Dicker
A Hill Frolic Tonight at University Halloween Party
One of the year’s best parties opens tonight at Robinson Gymnasium as the annual Hallowe’en frolic starts at 8 o’clock. Lights, decorations, and stunts are ready for up to two thousand attendees. First floor features yellow shaded lights, jack o lanterns and other signs. second floor hosts booths with attractions. A Dramatic club play entertains guests, followed by refreshments and dancing.
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Hallowe’en
Hallowe'en
Dramatic Club
Couple Married This Afternoon in Kansas City Office
Alman Richards of Kansas City Kansas and Flora Caster of Ludlow Missouri were wed this afternoon at the Probate Judge Menfer’s office.
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Alman Richards
Kansas City
Kans
Flora Caster
Ludlow
Amateur Night by Local Legion Post at Bowersock
The Eli Ferrell Dorsey post of the American Legion announces an Amateur Night on November 27 at the Bowersock. Participants may perform short plays, vaudeville sketches or monologues for a share of $50 in prizes. First prize $25, second $15, third $10. An impartial committee will award prizes. committee members unnamed. Tickets are on sale through Legion members.
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Eli Ferrell Dorsey
The
American Legion
Bowersock
Legion
of the Legion
Marcel
Kansas City bank refuses collateral on farm loans
Topeka reports a Kansas City bank will not accept growing crops, wheat, corn, or livestock as collateral for re discount loans, alarming Kansas bankers and the state banking department. Officials note the car shortage hinders farmers moving grain and livestock, piling agri credit on banks. A banker laments the prospect of quitting business without relief.
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Topeka
Kansas City
Kansas
State Banking Department
Kansas Bank
Kansas City Bank
Kansas Banker
Reed
State Public Utilities Commission
State Bank
Frank H. Foster
Strictly Agricultural Commission
Cohn Store Robbed of Furs and Silks in Kansas City
A burglary at 314-316 West Ninth Street Kansas City stripped the Cohn Mercantile Co of furs coats silks and hosiery valued between 3000 and 5000. The break in occurred last night through a basement door while J H Cohn brother of M B Cohn left for checks. A private detective agency found the robbery at 6 o'clock yesterday. Insurance partially covered the loss.
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J. H. Cohn
M B. Cohn
Cohn Mercantile Co
West Ninth Street
Kansas City
Deas
Presbyterian Laymen Convene Southeast Kansas Conference
A conference of Presbyterian laymen from Independence Caffeyville Chanute Ottawa Garnett Yates Center and Fort Scott will be held in Iola on Monday October 30. It inaugurates a movement to coordinate lay work and will spread statewide as Kansas Christian delegates gather.
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Iola
Kansas
Independence
Caffeyville
Chanute
Ottawa
Garnett
Yates Center
Fort Scott
Citizenship Training Promoted by International Sunday School Council
The newly formed International Sunday School Council of Religious Education recommends all Sunday schools promote citizenship training tied to temperance instruction. It urges including definite lessons on Christian citizenship in lesson courses for Sunday Schools Daily Vacation Bible Schools and related programs.
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International Sunday School Council of Religious “Education
National
Interdenominational Sunday School Council
International Sunday ‘School’ Association
Premier and Mussolini Face Rome Talks on Fascist Accord
Rome dispatch reports Premier Facta telegraphed Benito Mussolini of the Fascisti to Milan requesting his arrival in Rome to discuss a potential agreement between the government and the Fascisti party.
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Fascisti
Rome
Associated Press
Facta
Benito Musolini
Fascisi
Milan
Majors Hearing Continued in Kansas City
The pre trial hearing on a highway robbery charge in Kansas City was continued from October 27 to November 3.
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Kansas City
Militant wets push anti prohibition drive at Brussels banquet
A secret conference of anti prohibitionists near Brussels wrapped with a banquet featuring rare old French vintages. The organizers framed the gathering as a world campaign against prohibition centering on the United States. The conclusion highlighted a militant push for renewed liquor freedom.
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Brussels
Associated Press
United States
Missing Driver Johnnie Bush Reappears After Vanish
Johnnie Bush, White Star line driver from Lawrence to Topeka, was missing since Wednesday evening. Police agencies searched Topeka and Lawrence for him amid fears he fell victim to a crime. He turned up at his company headquarters in Topeka late yesterday, saying two men had paid extra to divert him to Kansas City.
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Johnnie Bush
Lawrence
Topeka
Bush
Fort
Kansas City
Senator Capper to Speak at Republican Rally in City
Senator Arthur Capper will address a Republican rally at the county courthouse Saturday at 8 o'clock. A Topeka resident and Capper Publications owner, he is noted for his oratory and support for GOP principles. A second talk may follow on the program.
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Arthur Capper
Senator Capper
Lawrence
Topeka
Capper
Ater
Iola Man Arrested In Taxi Robbery Case
Perry Ladd chief electrician at Great Western Portland cement plant Mildred 17 miles NW of here was arrested by Sheriff Sutherland and L R Toine of the Auto Theft bureau Kansas City on a charge of holding up and robbing a taxi driver of a sedan owned by a Kansas City company. The car said to have been stolen was recovered at Mildred. Ladd reportedly has two wives both in Kansas City according to Sheriff Sutherland.
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Lola
Perry Ladd
Great Western Portland Cement
Mildred
Here
Sutherland
L. R.toine
Auto Theft Bureau
Kansas City
Ladd
Sutherand
New War Promised After Vladivostok Evacuation
Tokio dispatch reports Japanese evacuation of Vladivostok completed yesterday. The event, framed as a signal for fresh hostilities in the region, aligns General Dietterichs and the White Guards with Chang Tso Lin, the de facto ruler of Manchuria, according to the latest advices.
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Tokio
Associated Press
Vladivostok
Dietterichs
Chang Tso Lin
Manchuria
Ac Sarin
Akron Tire Firms Announce Plant Expansions
Contracts let for three large additions to tire factories in Akron to boost production. Work to start immediately with completion aimed within sixty days if possible.
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Akron Tire Companies
A Home Strap Rap Ed Klein Says the Last Sales
A dealer claimed the best showing with home straps and he sold 272 units in the period. The advertising effort supported strong demand and higher turnover for the product line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Klein
Demittee E
Roosevelt birthday noted with navy regard in Washington
Washington observers mark Theodore Roosevelts birthday at the Navy Department with talk of his fearless career. Officers recall his time as assistant secretary of the navy and the lasting impact of his leadership. The tribute spans far beyond military circles, echoing through the capital.
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Washington
Theodore
Roosevelt
Navy
Navy Department
Ieireles
Park
Pennsylvania
Local Conference Works for Better Child Legislation
The Children’s Code Commission spearheads a Kansas campaign shaping statutes on child welfare. Planned measures include domestic relations courts, ten day marriage registration, mandatory medical exams, public school training for staff, hospital care for crippled children, and state supervision of placing agencies. Douglas County will host a full briefing with speakers for women and men’s groups in Lawrence. The conference advances commission aims through civic cooperation.
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Children’s Code Commission
Kansas
Peace Age
Allen
Shell
Billa
Niversity
Soninslsaiott
Douglas County
Toral
Lawrence
Mem
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King
Premier Facta
C. A. Smart
Missoure Church
LaMonte Church
Paugherty
Welch
Chiropractors
K. C
Lodge
Masonic Temple
Frank Jennings
Esther
Clark
Forrest’ C.alles
The.elage
R.’ L. Stephens
F.“M
Kan
Courtney
Turner
Atchison
F. M. Lobdell
More Hall
Mexico
U. S
I S.manhatta Hattan
Presbyterian Church
Manley
Fair Board
Farmers’ State Bank
Carnival
Pease Insurance
Prem
Regium
Secretary’s Sal
World Co
Nusie
Booze Ship
M. B. Cohn
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