Disaster in Japan Reports Far Worse Than First
Across Osaka to Tokyo and Yokohama the quake, tidal wave, and fires devastate major cities. Dead reach high figures with Tokyo and Yokohama each counting in the hundreds of thousands. Nagoya and Yokosuka also reported ruined. Martial law, mass hunger, and massive relief efforts unfold as embassies report total disruption.
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Yamashina
Kamakura
Ichigaya
Toshihiko Sati
Utsunemiya
Takata
London
Lloyd
Kobe
Nagasaki
Masayoshi Matsukata
Nagoya Railway Bureau
Shimadzu
Satsuma
San Francisco
Oyama
Tomioka
Radio Corporation of America
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Imperial Guard
Shanghai
Pekin
Mitsui
Imperial Hotel
New York
Standard Oil Company of
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DeMolays to Hear University Athletics Director
Dr F. Allen, director of athletics at the University, will address the state conclave of De Molay at Wichita Friday morning on the topic Your Goal focusing on athletics and related aims.
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F. €. Allen
University
Wichita
Mrs Davis and family in Kansas City outing
Mrs Frank Davis and daughter Glenna along with Mr and Mrs J Borscheid spent yesterday in Kansas City for a day trip.
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Frank Davis
Glenna
J. Borscheid
Kansas City
Reward Notice Seeks Albert Baldwin Missing Since August 28
A notice from this office requests information on Albert Baldwin age 16 who left his home 60 miles northeast of Ottawa on August 28. His mother is seriously ill and the family seeks help locating him. Any information should be reported to authorities.
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Albert Baldwin
Ottawa
Kansas Weather Forecast Skies Fair Tonight
Kansas forecast indicates fair conditions with little temperature change tonight. Reported temperatures include 7 p m yesterday, 7 a m today, and 2 p m today with a maximum yesterday and a minimum today noted as 47.
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Kansas
Haskell Opens Up as Fall Enrollment Grows
Nearly 800 Indian boys and girls begin classes at Haskell Institute for the fall term amid rising enrollment over last year. S R Mote notes more students, with classes convening today and orientation and classification held yesterday. New staff include Miss Spencer and Miss Terrill joining the faculty along with Mr Grace and his wife.
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Haskell Institute
S. R. Mote
George Nix
Alaska
Abt
Haskell
Mississippi Choctaws
Spencer
Teacher’s College
Columbia University
Terrill
Wade
Grace
Greeks Propose Neutral Commissions for Italy Dispute
Geneva Sept 4 The Greek head of delegation M Politis proposed a settlement plan at a League of Nations meeting calling for two neutral commissions to investigate the assassination of Italian boundary commissioners and to supervise trials. A third commission would fix indemnity with Italian Greek and neutral members, preferably Swiss president or head of the International Court of Justice. Corfu Sept 4 The Italian fleet bombarded and occupied Corfu with sudden speed. ships entered harbor from 4 to 6 pm, civilians rushed to safety as shelling followed arrival of destroyers and artillery.
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Associated Press
League
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Greece
Italy
Council of the
League of Nations
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Boundary Commission
International Court of Justice
Corfu
Epirus
Iislians
Kansas University Practice Starts September Fifteenth
Missouri Valley Conference rules permit practice to begin September fifteenth at Kansas University. Athletic authorities state there will be no contact before the start gun, but workouts will commence with vigor on the fifteenth and continue through the season’s end.
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K. U
Missouri Valley
K U
Missouri Valley Conference
Captains Charles Black Shown in Football and Basketball Suits
Underwood & Underwood, in ternational photographers, asked KU's athletic department to forward pictures of the football and basketball captains. Both captains were the same person, Charles Black, and two pictures of Black were sent, one in football gear and one in a basketball suit.
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K. U. Athletic Department
K. U
Charles Black
Black
Express Ahead of Schedule Pony Riders Reach Here
Four hours ahead of schedule crossing the continental divide, the St. Joseph to San Francisco dash’s hardest segment, reached here at 7 10 a m today. Craig and Cole aboard the pony express completed the leg earlier than expected marking a notable early arrival.
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Craig, Cole
Continental Divide
St. Joseph
Italy Warns of Tougher Terms Over Corfu Crisis
Mussolini warns in Rome and London dispatches that Italy will harden demands on Greece over Corfu if terms of the ultimatum are not met. He says Italy aims to withdraw from Corfu only if Greeks pay promptly, otherwise may escalate and defend Italian subjects and property. Concurrent reports note League of Nations competency disputes and Greek internal strife amid growing political tension.
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Potter Publicity Man Joins Kansas Relays Effort
Earl Potter a KU law student and former KU publicity chief will handle publicity for major Kansas Relays events through the athletic service bureau. He reports to Prof. W A Dill and has prior experience with the Kansas City Times and Colorado Springs Evening Telegraph. The note includes Liberty bond quotes and a chiropractor ad fragment.
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K. U
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Athletic Service Bureau
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Potter
Kansas City Times
Colorado Springs
Evening Telegraph
Cap Had a Thrill in an Alley
Lawrence police officer investigates a suspicious barrel at night and confronts a barking dog hidden inside. The arm seen near the barrel turns out to be a wagging tail, revealing a harmless prank rather than a crime.
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Cap
Lawrence
PLAN SHOW SEASON AT ROWERSOCK THEATRE WITH MYSTERY DRAMA
The Lawrence season opens October 2 at Rowersock theatre under Lloyd Ware and Clarence Topping with The Cat and the Canary and a slate of plays through March including The Spice of 1922 Irene Sally Irene and Mary and Passing Show of 1922. Bow ersock theatre reopens tomorrow after summer redecoration with new color scheme and up to date accessorin, while Varsity theatre closes tonight for a week of renovation and painting.
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Lawrence
Rowersock Theatre
Lloyd Ware
Clarence Topping
Lightnin
May
Bowersock Theatre
Baxter McClain Moves Family to New York
Baxter D. McClain, ex attorney for the Industrial Court and now secretary of International Cement Corp, plans to relocate to New York with his family. The McClains have lived in Lawrence, with daughters Margaret a KU graduate and Josephine and Eloise to attend Parson's Broadway Art School in New York this fall. The cement company, led by H. S. Truckmann, operates plants across the United States, Cuba, and South America. McClain previously practiced law in Tola, Kansas for twenty years and once represented the state at a wage-hearing for women workers.
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Industrial Court
International Cement Corporation
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K. U
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Broadway Art
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Cuba
South America
H.S. Truckmann
Tola
Kans
Robbery at Ralph Kiefer Home on Kentucky Street
A young woman, seeking a full outfit, robbed Ralph Kiefer at 1181 Kentucky Street last night. Missing items include a Hamilton bracelet watch, a black satin dress, a tan coat, a check suit, a silk kimono, a traveling bag, slippers, night dresses, undergarments, a crepe blouse, black silk hose, and a gray voile dress.
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Ralph Kiefer
Kentucky Street
Hamilton
New KU Football Trainer W M Kelley Announced
W M Kelley, former KU student and Robinson gym property man, is named trainer for the KU football team this fall and will also serve as property man. A protege of the athletic department, he attended coaching school this summer and is preparing for his duties.
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K. U
W. M. Kelley
Robinson Gymnasium
Kelley
Two Columbia Graduates Plan Kansas University Move
William Basil Gwinn and John C. Howard, graduates of Columbia High School, intend to enter the University of Kansas this fall, according to a Columbia paper.
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William Basil Gwinn
John C. Howard
Columbia, Mo
University of Kansas
Columbia
Local Couple Wed by Burlingame Probate Judge
Vernie Carmichel and Iva Patterson of Burlingame Kansas were married this afternoon by Probate Judge Mengers.
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Menger
Vernie Carmichel
Iva Patterson
Burlingame
Kans
Mengers
Chamber Members Visit Ice Plant Tour
Chamber of Commerce members toured the Ice and Storage plant in a Know Your City event hosted by R. C. Rankin. He said the plant makes about sixty tons of ice daily with 2,800 tons in reserve. The process uses ammonia coils in double distilled water, cooling water to freeze, with lubricating oil causing a harmless taste. The plant began in 1897, now operates fifteen delivery outfits, and aims to standardize ice box service. Visitors saw the daily delivery room, freezing coils, engines, and storage rooms, ending with ice cold watermelons from the storage area.
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Chamber of Commerce
Ice and Storage Company
Rh. C. Rankin
Rank
Wate
Griffin Ice Company
Rankin
National Association of Fee Manufacturers
Lawrence
Tce
Robbers leave trail to McAlister school in penny clues
Robbers who rifled Standard Oil on Tenth and New Hampshire and Mutual Oil on 1901 Massachusetts extended their trail to McAlister school at 1425 Rhode Island. Police found penny rolls and scattered coins along the grounds and suspect the robbers dropped them while fleeing. A car with a missing exhaust was heard nearby.
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New Hampshire
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Rhode Island Street
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Mutual Oik
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Grid Graph Service For Games In Townspeople Fall Sports
Townspeople and students unable to attend Kansas University's two overseas football games at Nebraska and Oklahoma will be offered the Grid Graph, introduced last year. A nominal admission will be charged, with proceeds supporting Homecoming Day celebrations during the Thanksgiving game with Missouri.
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K. U’s
Nepensisa
Oklahoma
Missouri
Honor For Bailey at KU Anniversary and Birthday
Dr E H S Bailey professor emeritus of chemistry at Kansas University will celebrate his fortieth year as a teacher and his seventy fifth birthday on September 21. Ninety hundred invitations have been sent to former students and chemists nationwide. The event is organized by the University with the Kansas Academy of Science and the Kansas City section of the American Chemical Society. Afternoon addresses will come from Dr E C Franklin and Dr E V McCollem, Johns Hopkins biochemistry professor, followed by an evening banquet likely at Wiedemann's.
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K. U
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Kansas Academy of Science
Kansas City
American Chemical Society
E. C. Franklin
E. V. McCollem
Johns Hopkins University
Wiedemann’s
Lawrence Alumni Safe in Japan After Earthquake Visit
Lawrence residents previously in or near the earthquake zone in Japan are believed unharmed. Miss Helen Weed and two companions teaching at Sendai Girls College were vacationing at Karuizawa, away from the quake path. Other KU graduates listed in alumni records include Mabel Schaeffer, Stella Gaunt family, and several professionals in Tokyo, Yokohama, and Kamakura.
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Japan
Helen Weed
F.C. Weed
Kentucky, Street
Kate Hanson
Lydia Lindsey
Sendai
Tokio
Karuizawa
K. U
Mabel Schaeffer
Otto Barteldes
John D. Bigger
Holton
Ping Yang
Korea
Blade Alice Gard
Tole
Mamoru Jio
School of Engineering
Imperial Railway
H. ¥. Kasano
Isami Kimri
Imperial University
Sapporo
Minpie Vera Sandberg
Kansas City
Baptist
George C. Magatagan
Shin-Ietu Takaki
Kamakura
Two Towns Meet on Fort Ten Fort Lawrence Topeka Picnic
Lawrence and Topeka residents gathered for the second annual Half Way picnic at Firepatrick Grove between the cities. A E Van Petten and W C Simons spoke on neighborliness and Kansas heritage while Ed Riling introduced them. A fried chicken dinner, P A U band, a platform dance, and an afternoon baseball game between Tecumseh and Lone Star, 8 to 5, completed the day.
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Topeka
van Petten
Kansas
Bonifield
Fremont
P.A. U
the Grove
Tecumseh
Lone Star
New KU Instructors Named for Two Faculty Posts
Announcement from the office of the chancellor lists two appointments. F. J. Weersing of Holland Michigan will become professor of secondary education and director of Oread training school. Harvey C. Lehman, formerly in Hibbing Minnesota, is named assistant professor of education.
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F. J. Weersing
Holland, Mich
Oread Training School
Weersing
Hope College
University of Minnesota
Columbia
Harvey C. Lehman
Hibbing, Minn
Lehman
K. A
University of Chicago
Coaches Return as New Academic Year Starts
The university's athletic staff gathers as coaches arrive for the new term. Track Coach Karl Schlademan returns from Eminence, Missouri, and Football Coach George Clark comes back from Carthage, Illinois. Freshman coach John Bunn is expected next week.
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I. U
Karl Schlademan
Eminence
Mao
George Clark
Carthage
John Bunn
County Commissioners Meet Thursday Regular Session Scheduled
The county commissioners will convene at the courthouse on Thursday for a regular session. Drs Ardrey and Chiropractors are listed in the notice with a $15 Masa detail appearing in the readable text.
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Court House
Drs. Ardrey
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