Mexico orders halt to trade with New York firms
President Alvaro Obregon instructed the Mexican interior department to suspend all commercial relations with New York state residents until further notice. The action followed a writ of attachment against the Mexican consulate in New York and alleged bungling of redress on contracts including boot purchases for General Salvador Alvarado, then treasury secretary.
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Mexico City
Assalated Press
New York State
Department of Interior
Obregon
New York
New York City
Oliver American Trading Company
Supreme Court
Tompkins
Nyack
N. Y.Y
Interior Department
New York Con'ts
Salvador Alvarado
the Treasury
Bell's Store Robbed and Suspect Nabbed by Police
A clarionet worth 35 dollars and a horn valued at 150 dollars were stolen from Bell music store. Policeman Ray Corn detained a stranger at 3:30 AM who led to arrest. Miller Crowley Groat alias gave home in Minnesota and Parole from Red Wing. Shirts and a revolver tied to a local burglary were found in his grip. He was jailed after differing identities surfaced and statements linked to multiple thefts.
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Bell Music Store
Hovever
Ray Corn
Potis
Easterly
Frank Millar
Tied Wing
Minnesota
Dnp
Miller
Lawrence Baker
Elm Street
Pollice
James Monroz
Corn
Mikey
Frank Groat
Red Wing
Local Circle Inspected by National Officers Visit
During Lawrence Circle No. 75 Ladies of the Grand Army hosted a semi monthly meeting on Saturday October 28 with Department President Mrs Motlie Hunter of Topeka and national junior vice president in attendance. Officers demonstrated their work in her presence and received praise for proficiency. After routine business a social hour with light refreshments followed.
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Werence Circle No. 75
Ladies of the
Grand Army
Motlie Hunter
Topeka
Des Moines
Amicable settlement on Newstead consulate nears reopening
Open London reports British officials indicate progress toward reopening the American consulate at Newstead England after government order last August. No official statement yet, but the move is described as in a fair way of being reached.
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London
Associated Press
Newstle
England
Discredit Storm Over Mrs Gibson Testimony in Murder Case
New Brunswick New Jersey October 31 authorities scrutinize Mrs Jane Gibson who says she witnessed the murders of Rev Edward Wheeler Hall and Mrs Eleanor Reinhardt Mills The question of her being a widow or wife of William Aston is debated Special attorney general Wilbur A Mott has not moved to present her story to the grand jury but found no evidence to discredit her account
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New Brunswick
N. J
Jane Gibson
Edward Wheeler Hall
Episcopal Church of
St. John the Evangelist Land
Eleanor Reinhardt Mills
William Aston
Aml
Gibson
Easton
Noething
Hel
Wilbur A. Mott
University of Kansas Y M C A Luncheon Series Begins
The Y M C A at the University of Kansas starts a noon luncheon series in Myers Hall tomorrow at 12 20 p m. Dr Schwegler from the education department will speak and tickets are twenty five cents. Luncheons will be held Thursdays through Thanksgiving and tickets are obtainable at the Y M C A office in Myers Hall.
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University of Kansas
Myers Hall
Schwegler
Department of Education
Sultan Clings to Throne in Turkish Power Struggle
In Constantinople a temporary arrangement keeps the sultan in place after a four hour meeting with Rafet Pasha. A truce with the Nationalists delays abdication until post peace in the Near East. Rafet urged delegation handover to the Austro‑Angaro conference and criticized the sultan’s stance on Anatolia.
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Constantinople
Associated Press
Near East
Rafet Pasha
Thrace
Rafet
Anatolia
Con
Temporary injunction blocks 14 year old marriage in Kansas City
Wyandotte District Court granted a temporary injunction restraining J C Belden's wife from consenting to the marriage of their daughter Josephine Frances Belden, 14, to Dewey Holt, 22, who is twice divorced. The wedding plans were advanced with invitations, trousseau, and cake prepared before the ruling.
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Kansas City
Kan
J. C. Belden
Wyandotte
Josephine Frances
Belden
Dewey Holt
Belen
Carrie Weaver
Three Die in Sunset Express Carnival Train Crash
In Louisiana near Adeline the Sunset Express struck the Wortham Carnival Company train killing three carnival workers and injuring several others. The dead were Homer V. Jones Will C. Jones and R L Metcalf all circus personnel. The conductor and brakeman remain missing. The S P passenger train suffered no injuries to its passengers.
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New Orleans
Sunset Express
Patterson
Pbirst
Sells Floto
Irene Murphy
Hugh Jones
Charles Floar
Fred Miler
Patterson Sanitarium
Adeline
Amateur Night Skit Contest Opens Entries
The American Legion calls for amateur acts for an Amateur Night on November 27. Three prizes of 25, 15, and 10 dollars await the top productions judged by impartial judges. Frat entries have preference and only fifteen acts will be on the program. Registration is managed by Guy Pettit with details via Harry Smith at Service Cigar Store.
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American Legion
Legion
Guy Pettit
Harry Smith
Loot Found in Hotel Room Ties Dr Brandt to Medical Instrument Theft
Sheriff Johns and deputies, aided by University anatomy professor Coghill, searched Dr Brandt's room at the Baltimore Hotel in Kansas City uncovering ten microscopes, numerous surgical tools, medical books, cases of eyeglass lenses, and other valuables. Evidence suggests Brandt, a 67 year old physician, used professed evagress sales tactics to steal from doctors nationwide. He remains jailed awaiting a preliminary hearing.
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Kansas City
Dr. Brandt
Sheriff Johns
Robert E. Brandt
C. W. Nelson
Will Johns
Lawrence
Brandt
Baltimore
G. E. Coghill
Johns
Fourth
United States
New York
Pittsburgh
Topeka
Olathe
Oklahoma
Jenses
Johng
New Italian Government Opens as Mussolini Leads
London reports the Fascisti cabinet, headed by Benito Mussolini, took oaths before King Victor Emmanuel at 7:15 pm and assumed office immediately. Rome notes mobilization orders for Fascisti in the capital, while Paris carries Count Sforza’s resignation as ambassador.
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London
Benito Mussolini
Victor Emmanuel
Rome
Associated Press
Fascisti High Command
Fascisti
Italy
Paris
Associated’ Press
Count Sforza
Mussolini
Missions Meeting Opens Kansas Women's Missionary Session
Delegates from Manhattan Topeka Atchison Emporia Fort Scott Independence and Kansas City Kansas arrive for the ninth annual Kansas Conference of the Woman's Home Missionary Society at First Methodist church. The opening day covers executive board conferences and reports with a dinner and address by Mrs. J L Taylor of Pittsburg Kans and Mrs. Fred Bailey presiding. About 200 delegates are expected and 130 rooms are arranged for the duration at Methodist homes. All sessions are at the First Methodist church.
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Kansas
The
Waoman’s Home Missionary Society
First Methodist Church
Man_hattan
Topeka
Atchison
Emporia
Fort Scott
Independence
Kansas City
Secress
Brotherhood of the Methodist Church
Ed Klein
Methodist
Fred Bailey
J. L. Taylor
Pittsburg
Kan
Relief aid for expectant mothers expands in Odessa
The American Relief Administration's medical division begins Mothers Packages relief in Odessa. Within ten days after announcement, about 30 expectant mothers daily applied and received packages free of charge. Each package includes blanket, sheet, gown, towel, soap, cotton, bandages, nursing bottles and nipples, boric acid, fusol, petrolatum, layette, and quinine tablets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odessa
American Relief Administration
Legion Meets Tomorrow With Special Entertainment
The Eli Ferrell Dorsey American Legion post holds a meeting tomorrow night at 7 o’clock in the new post hall above the Peoples State bank. Vice Commander E Brown has arranged the entertainment and an executive committee will precede the session.
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Eli Ferrell Dorsey
Erican Legion
E. Brown
Peoples ‘State Bank
Douglas County Ladies Democratic Club Meeting Set
The Douglas County Ladies Democratic Club will hold its regular meeting Wednesday afternoon at 4 o'clock in the number of Commerce rooms. All members are urged to be present. A special program has been arranged.
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Douglas County
Aon
K. U
Itatary Club
Non-Smokers Outnumber Smokers at K U Says Prof Naismith
Dr James Naismith head of physical education at the University reports freshmen in hygiene show 218 non smokers and 102 who use tobacco. Statistics from physical exams record an average height of 68.8 inches and an average weight of 140 pounds with a maximum of 242 pounds.
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James Naismith
Department of Physical Education
Democratic meeting for C. B. Little at county courthouse
A Democratic meeting is scheduled for Wednesday night at 8 o clock in the Douglas county courthouse. Mr Little, a resident of Olathe and former University of Kansas student, is a Democratic candidate for attorney general and recently spoke at a Democratic dinner in the Chamber of Commerce building.
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C. B. Little
Attatney Dnersrat Wille
Douglas Aunty Court House
Mr. Little
Olathe
The
Universe of Kansas
He | Chamber, of,Commerce
Chamber Plans Rest Rooms In Commerce Building
Ed Klein announced at the Chamber meeting that two southwest first floor rooms will be redecorated into rest rooms with work ready for occupancy by December. A matron will manage the new facilities and the Chamber will fund the cost through gym memberships for 150 men at $10 each.
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Ed Klein
Chamber of Commerce
Klein
John J. Dyer
Chamber of Commerce Theans
K. U
Sooner
Oklahoma
Bennie Owen
William Allen White
High Pep Meeting Ahead of Friday Football Game
A high pep meeting is planned to boost turnout for a Friday afternoon football clash. Students from the high school will attend a gathering at 9 o clock in the sock room to drum up support as Klein prepares to face a Kansas City team.
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Coltrane
Klein
Veteran Jurist Resigns from Court of Customs Appeals
Washington October 31 Mari on Dévries presiding judge of the court of customs appeals resigns after twelve years on the bench. His resignation was accepted by President Harding and he will return to legal practice.
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Washington
Marion Dévries
Court of Customs Appeals
Harding
KU to Dedicate Memorial Stadium During Armistice Day Program
Plans for the dedicatory program of the University of Kansas memorial stadium are completed for November 14. Homecoming events run November 10 and 11 with a parade from South Park to the stadium and a grand program led by Lemuel Bolles. The schedule includes a convocation, Olympics, Old Timers Night, cross country, and the Nebraska game.
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University of Kansas
Kansas Stadium
University
Kansas
American Legion of
State
American Legion
State Department of the American Legion
Eli F. Dorsey
University Club
Topeka
W. P. McLean
American Lefior of
Frank Samuel
State Department
Wilder S. Matcalf
Eli Dorsey
Lawrence
Alfred G. Hill
Memorial Corporation
South Park
Massachusetts
Lemuel Bolles
The
University of Nebraska
Haskell Institute
Eli Dorsey Post
American Legion of Lawrence
Faustino Domingo
Kansas National Guard
Robinson Gymnasium
Nebraska
Polly Led Parade In Informal Attire After Bridegroom Return
Harris Pollock of the Varsity Annex was paraded through a Massachusetts street in a nightshirt after his wedding trip. He was hoisted on a soda fountain at the Varsity Annex and urged to speak, then returned to his awaiting bride amid lighthearted hijinks.
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Harris Pollock
Varsity Annex
Massachusetts Street
Pollock
Secret oath bound groups fear under mask terror
The article discusses the Ku Klux Klan as a secret oath bound organization that hides behind masks and terrorizes, arguing it is illegal and wrong. It condemns its secrecy and violent acts while warning it undermines government and law.
Rotarians Prepare Mexicanophone Gifts for Visiting Members
Harold Patant announced a luncheon Saturday at 12 15 in the Methodist basement for Lawrence Rotarians and guests. Three hundred mexaphones will be given to visitors, with best seats saved at the stadium for the event. Rock Chalk tubs will also be awarded as part of the celebration. Local clubs in Topeka Leavenworth and Kansas City Kansas plan to bring as many guests as possible from their cities and other statewide groups may attend.
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Lawrence
Harold Patant
Lécal
Bales Awell
Topeka
Leavenworth
Kansas City
Kansas
Winfield Apologizes Over Topeka Outburst
A letter from the Topeka Chamber of Commerce apologizes for the actions of several people who walked out during an event at the governor's office. The incident occurred on a recent day, prompting official reflection.
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Pardee
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Charles Decker
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