Greeks Driven Off Field Amid Asia Minor Crisis
Washington reports Acting Secretary Roosevelt ordered Admiral Bristol to dispatch four destroyers to Smyrna to protect lives and property as Greek retreat accelerates. In London, experts deem the Greek army’s defeat near total, with arms being sought for armistice. allies plan talks to suspend hostilities and evacuate Greek forces and Christian civilians from Asia Minor.
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Washington
State Department
Roosevelt
Admiral Bristol
Constantinople
Smyrna
Bristol
London
Asia-Minor
Paris
Rome
Asid-Minor
Ismid
Asia- Minor
Daily Mail
Daily Telegraph
Asian Minor
Federal court actions loom after rail strike injunction clash
Chicaro September 5 unions denounce the federal court injunction on the government’s rail strike. Labor Day messages condemn the writ, while arrests for alleged violations of the injunction foreground the nation’s industrial scene today.
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Chicaro
Rai
Reunion thinning ranks of Wilson county Civil War veterans
Theodore Gardner attended a Buffalo Kansas reunion of Wilson county Civil War veterans last week where twenty seven veterans were registered. Forty years earlier the county organization counted about 800 veterans. F J Kelly, KU administration dean, visited Hiawatha to discuss the Kansas School Code Commission.
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Theodore Gardner
Wilson County
Buffalo
Kans
Gardner
F. J. Kelly
University of Kansas
Hiawatha
Kansas School Code Commission
Weather Kansas Forecast Generally fair and warm
Kansas forecast calls for generally fair conditions with continued warmth tonight and Wednesday. Data shows temperatures at 7 p.m. yesterday, 7 a.m. today, and 1 p.m. today, along with yesterday's maximum and today's minimum, though specific values are not provided in the readable text.
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Kansas
Government vows to protect rights amid strike actions
Washington reports indicate constitutional liberties will not be abridged while pursuing injunctions against strikers. A high official says the government’s course remains clear, with actions limited to court matters unless events dictate otherwise.
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Washington
Chicago
Harding
Body of Girl Found Floating In Missouri River
Kansas City police search into the death of a girl about 12 found in a gunny sack in the Missouri river near Kansas City. The body, in a blue gingham dress and gray blanket, shows a fractured skull and possible days in water. Authorities question two men and two women who admit being on a joy ride the night of August 24, but no link to the death yet established.
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Kansas City
Here
E. Edwards
Is Spending Vacation with Parents in Lawrence
Is Spending Vacation. Cargill Sproull arrived in Lawrence yesterday to spend a short vacation with his parents. He has been with Burroughs Adding Machine company at Detroit for a few years and now chairs the national advertising of the concern. Lt James H Doolittle made a one stop flight from coast to coast landing in San Antonio at 7 10 this morning and again to San Diego at 8 23 after refueling and air supply.
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Cargill Sproull
Lawrence
San Antonio
James, H. Doolittle
San Diego
California
Douglas county property tax sale reduces totals sold
Thirteen pieces of Douglas county property were sold at the courthouse this morning for 1918 taxes by W H McKone county treasurer Five parcels remain to be sold The weather report from Topeka notes continued heat with no rain forecast Forecaster Flora maps Kansas for the next twenty four hours An ice cream wagon served students near the high school Ida Swadtey returns from the west to Portland Oregon where her son in law recently drowned A stray line mentions new Chevrolets
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Douglas
W. H. McKone
Topeka
Flora
Kansas
Miners Signal From Argonaut Mine Amid Rescue Efforts
Sept 1 report from Cal describes miners entombed at the Argonaut gold mine for a week since last Sunday night. Rescue crews tunneling from the Kennedy mine toward the Argonaut shaft received two signals last night. Robert Lightner, a rescue team member, provided update today.
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Argonaut Jackson
Cal
Argonaut Gold Mine
Kennedy Mine
Argonaut Shaft
Robert Lightner
Indictments Likely in Herrin Riots Trial
Marion Ill Sept 5 Asso ciated Press Brundage says more indictments in Herrin riots expected early this week as grand jury reconvenes About 150 witnesses to appear including two women Names withheld per prosecutors request Trial likely September 25 opening day of circuit court arraignments to plead not guilty expected by all indicted
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Marion
Ill
Associated Press
Herrin
Edward J. Brundage
I Grand Jury
Circuit Court
Tourists sought for Ottawa fair delegation
Officers of the Chamber of Commerce Rotary and Kiwanis urge a large local tour to the Ottawa fair Thursday morning. Cars depart the Chamber rooms at 9 40 oclock with many already signed up and more needed to foster fellowship as Ottawans typically reciprocate by sending a Douglas county fair delegation.
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Chamber of Commerce
Rotary
Kiwanis Clubs
Ottawa Fair
Good Fellowship
Ottawa
Douglas County Fair
Deep Sea Sports Near New London Capture A Nine Foot Shark
HAS DEEP SEA SPORT A. D. Weave summering near New London Conn. enjoys deep sea outings. A Lawrence copy of the Evening Day recounts a trip by Mr. Weaver J B Graves and Henry M Smith aboard the sloop Grace and Lucy. They fished between Block Island and Watch Hill with Graves harpooning a nine foot shark.
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A. D. Weave
New London
Conn
Lawrence
Mr. Weaver
J. B. Graves
Henry M. Smith
Grace
Lucy
Block Island
Watch Hill
Seaplane Too Heavy For Rio Flight From Key West
Lt Walter Hinton and crew attempted to restart the New York to Rio de Janeiro seaplane flight from Key West at noon after two failed attempts earlier due to calm seas. The Sampaio Correa II, laden too heavily for takeoff, returned to port and preparations to try again were underway.
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Key West
Walter Hinton
Rio de Janeiro
Sampaio Correia IL
New York
Physical Director Returns to Lawrence for Outdoor PE
Physical Director Ketanus I. E. Brown arrived in Lawrence this morning to resume duties for the grades and junior high. He stated that school PE would be limited to outdoor work and games initially, with later transfer of activities to the Y M C A. gymnasium.
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Ketanus I. E. Brown
Lawrence
Brown
Speeder Robbed Fort to Fort Road Arrested
A motorist identified as Robinson from Kansas City was arrested on the Fort to Fort road by Deputy George E. Price. He drove a Paige car, and was fined 25 dollars plus costs.
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Fort
Speeder
Robinson
Kansas City
Fort Road
George E. Price
Paige
Senate Rejects Sidetrack Vote On Bonus Bill
In Washington on September 5 the senate and house rejected a move to sidetrack the administration tariff bill for the soldiers' bonus measure by a vote of five to eight.
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Washington
Senate
House Conserees
Board to Offer Remaining Bonds for Lawrence High
Kansas board of education approves a plan to issue about 4.0 million dollars in remaining bonds to defray costs of a new Lawrence high school. Bond bids to be submitted with rates 4.5, 4.3, and 8 percent. Board re elects A J Boynton and George Kirchhoff, over from unexpired terms, after attorney general advice. Coal contracts for 100 tons awarded to lowest bidder at 10 dollars per ton. Gym lease and chairs approved. student savings plan to encourage thrift in schools via local bank deposits discussed.
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New Lawrence High School
Chamber of Commerce
Melock
Board of Edge
Hell
A. J. Boynton
George d. Kirchhoff
Kansas
Boynton
Kirchhoff
Toymel
Board of Educaation
Y. Me CA
Sutherland Nomination Sparks Senate Quick Confirmation
Former Utah Senator George Sutherland was nominated today by President Harding to be associate justice of the Supreme Court. The Senate confirmed within ten minutes in open executive session. Retirement rumors swirl around Associate Justice William R Day, though a decision is not expected until he resolves duties with the Germain American claims commission.
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Washington
George Sutherland
Utah
Harding
Supreme Court of the United States
Senate
Supreme Court
William R. Day
White House
Day
Germain American Claims Commission
Asa
Court
Pact seen ratified by anthracite minors convention
Washington notes confidence the Philadelphia agreement will be approved at the Wilkesbarre convention. Reed predicts coal production will start by week’s end under Way. Acacia members arrange a Lawrence tour for 100 delegates. they seek Lawrence car owners to provide vehicles for an evening city tour from 7 to 7 50.
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Washington
Philadelphia
Wilkesbarre
Reed
Tarding
Acacia Fraternity
Lawrence
Acacia
Masonic Temple
Harding urges abrogation of Panama Treaty in speech
President Harding recommended to congress today the abrogation of the Panama Treaty arrangements, arguing the pact was meant only for the canal's construction and the negotiation of a new treaty with Panama. Mrs. Lena Flickinger left for several months' visit with friends in California.
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Panama
Washington
Panama Canal
Congress
Harding
Lena Flickinger
California
Crowds Attend Labor Day Picnic in Lawrence Area
Labor Day celebrations drew large crowds in Lawrence and surrounding areas. At Holeman’s Grove Farmers’ Union picnic and Woodland Park, thousands enjoyed band music, dancing, and athletic events. A separate Partners’ Union picnic in Tloloone’s Grove featured old fashioned entertainment with neighbors gathering for meals. Reported attendance at Woodland Park exceeded 5,000 colored attendees. A watermelon harvest anecdote noted a man arriving with 800 watermelons. by 9 am only one remained.
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Parvners’ Union
Ventartain
Woodland Park
Willard Mack told friends his fourth wife left him
In San Francisco Willard Mack dramatist producer and actor ill in Stanford hospital disclosed that his fourth wife Beatrice Beebe Mack left him last Thursday for Los Angeles with her mother and their children Mack noted no reconciliation while Pauline Frederick Maud Leone and Marjorie Rambeau sent congratulatory telegrams on his wedding to Beatrice Beebe Mack previously wed to three actresses and has faced sympathy from his ex wives over the split
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San Francisco
Willard Mack
Stanford University Hospital
The
San Francisco Mariner Today
Beatrice Beehe Mack
Mack
Los Angeles
San Jose
Trigadi
Maud Leone
Marjorie Rambeau
Pauline Frederic
Chicago
Mrs. Mack No
Pauline Frederick
Willard
Lieia
Beatrice Beebe Baratt Stane Mack
Amon
Many Apply for Work at University and YMCA Efforts
The University and YMCA report heavy job demand from students as applicants exceed available positions. Secretaries note more men seek work this year than ever before, with students willing to take any tasks from furnace tending to bookkeeping. The Y M C A appeals for employers with jobs for students.
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University VY. AM. A
Former Congressman Killed Near San Rafael Cal
Former congressman and longtime Democratic figure Bull was killed near San Rafael California when the car he rode in rolled down a forty foot embankment. He was pinned beneath the vehicle and died. No Tuberculosis Clinic This Month In San Rafael Public health officials announced no free TB clinic will be held this month. The next clinic is scheduled for October 3 at city hall.
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San Rafael
Cal
Otstore Bull
Democratic Party
Here
T. B
Public Health Department
Poultry Culling Demonstration Held Near Lecompton
RQ Smith county farm agent conducted a poultry culling demonstration today at the Arthur Dreyer farm near Lecompton. The event showcased best practices in flock management and disease prevention for local poultrykeepers.
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Smith
Arthur Dreyer
Lecompton
Taxing Ordinance Held Till Later In Kansas City Note
City commissioners halted passage of a proposed tax ordinance after questioning its legality and holiday timing. They will reconsider at Thursday meeting. Department reports show July August building inspections and permits totaling $72,830. Fire alarms, police court fines, and jail inmates were listed with figures and names in August reports.
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Andy
North Lawrence
Karns
Kansas
Washington
Lincoln
Montly
Fred Exwip
Chester Bord
Wilson
Boy Receives Aid From Scout In Milk Deliveries Accident
Knowledge of first aid and bandaging saved Edward Charney, 10, after he slipped on stone steps while a Charney milk delivery, cut himself badly and delayed medical care. Manley Mood, first class scout, 1A, acted quickly with a tourniquet until a doctor could be found. A passing girl assisted, and the boy endured over an hour on the operating table before care was given.
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Manley Mood
Edward Charney
Iood
Edward Chantney
Neighbors Called to Falls City for Car Accident
Mr and Mrs D C Barr of Lawrence Mrs C P Goodman of Lees Summit Mo and Mrs Ernest Neulon of Topeka were called to Falls City Neb by a serious accident to their son and brother He was run over by his own car and was seriously hurt He is in a hospital at Falls City and while not yet out of danger is improving slowly.
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Nebraska
D.C. Barr
Lawrence
C. P. Goodman
Lees Summit
Ernest Neulon
Topeka
Falls City
Neb
Preparing Annual Report by County Superintendent Lane
County superintendent C J Lane has received annual district reports from all Douglas county districts and is compiling the county report for submission to the state superintendent of public instruction. The document outlines progress, district highlights, and planned future actions for the county education system.
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C. J. Lane
Douglas County
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
American Legion Post to Hold Regular Meeting Tomorrow Night
The Will Meet Eli Dorsey post of the American Legion will hold its regular bimonthly business meeting tomorrow night in the American Legion rooms. All Legionnaires are requested to attend.
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American Legion
Eli Dorsey
Former Kaiser to Remarry Amid Royal Bride Talk
London dispatch reports the former German Kaiser intends to wed Princess Mermine of Reuss a 34 year old widow. The engagement is said to be kept secret until after the anniversary of the ex Kaiserin's birthday according to a Daily Mail Berlin corre spondent.
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Pormer Kaiser
London
Kaier
Mermine of
Reuss
Daily Mail
Berlin
Netoher
More Students Enroll in Lawrence City Schools
Enrollment in Lawrence public schools rose on the first day of classes with 74 more students than last year. Junior and senior high added 44, elementary 28, and Superintendent Smith expects at least 100 more to enroll this week.
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Lawrence Public Schools
Smith
Woodland Mark
Lawrence Hirsh School
Journalist Tapping named national Acacia delegate
Known to journalists T. Hawley Tapping, national secretary of Sigma Delta Chi, will serve as campus correspondent for eight newspapers from the University of Michigan. He resigns as Grand Rapids state editor to move to Ann Arbor with the fall semester.
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T. Hawley Tapping
Sigma Delta Chi
Erand
Acaci Passx
Tapping Hay
Ern
Grand Rapids Press
Grand Rapids
Mich
Lutlis
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
U. of M
Tapping
Lowa
Brown Wonders Too Still Clue To Why He Is Held
Harry Brown, recently detained by the county sheriff at the request of a Pikeville Tennessee man, remains uncharged and uncertain of the reason. The Pikeville sheriff planned to fetch him, but has not arrived. Brown told Sheriff Johns that semen may have broken into a house when he left.
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Harry Brown
Pikeville
Oread Training School to Open Monday
The Oread Training School in connection with the University of Education will open next Monday September 11. Enrollment is scheduled for Monday and Tuesday with class work beginning Thursday. New students are urged to enroll Monday morning if convenient. Study outlines for the course have been received from the state superintendent and are being distributed to county teachers.
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Oread ‘Training School
Mun
School of Education
University
Superintendent of Public Instruction
O. J. Lane
County Fair Board Meeting Summary
The County Fair Board met this afternoon in the Chamber of Commerce rooms to discuss upcoming events and preparations for the county fair. Officials reviewed schedules, budgets, and vendor arrangements, and addressed questions from board members.
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County, Fair Board
County Fair Board
Chamber of Commerce
Conclave Opens With 67 Delegates At Acacia Session
The Acacia fraternity national conclave opened its second day at the Masonic temple with 67 delegates and 31 visitors from universities across the United States. National officers Harry L. Brown and Howard T. Hill preside as talks focus on a national summer trip and a central office. Delegates and alumni representatives from Washington, Chicago, and Peoria attend. four petitioning groups seek Acacia chapters.
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Masonic Temple
Acacia Fraternity
United States
Harry L. Brown
New York City
Howard T. Hill
Manhattan
Kans
Cohnrlave
Todnys
Aedviser
Washington, D.C
Chicago
Gmd Peoria
Wavelers’ Fraternity
George = Washington university
Washington, D. C
Square and Compass ‘Fraternity
Garnegie Institute of Technology
Pittsburgh
the Square
Compass Club of
Oklahoma A. & M
Stillwater
Oklahoma
University of North Carolina
Wre
Donald Gordon
Lawrence
Acacia
Acacia House
Chamber of Commerce
Fraternity
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Tex
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Missouri River
Ida Swadtey
West
Golder Starr Scott
Portland
Oregon
A. D. Weaver
Sampaio Correia
Reelect
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Holeam’s Grove
Woodland
Bulley
Beatrice Beebe
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City Department
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E Js
Tennessee
Qoread
J. W. Hostrup
Michigan
J. J. Kistler
H. J. Requartte
Oliver J. Neiber
E. M. Estill
Ohio
C. Gardner
Harvard
O. V. Walters
Singis
Urane
Franklin
Harry Moore
Minnesota
R. A. Alliette
Wis
D. S. Schmidt
Alfred Hobart
Kyracase
Sue
Blurvard
Vincent Kevans
Warvard
Geo. G. Hedricks
Kansas State
Bill Drip
Wisconsin
Charles Strele
Okli
SO. Rico
H. Lb. Hubbell
W. C. Brown
N. A. Bickford
N. Skourep
D. , H. Hass
Kansax
B. Illinois
L. H. Ruppenthal
A. Meyers
Hetdren
W. ¢. Hendren
J. D. Steinle
W. RB
Cullum
H. Walker
P. A. Brunk
Aalifornia
Art Smith
E. B. Meriwether
Chisago
RB. de Webb
Ilinois
Reed Zimmerman
R. G. Kelsey
Northwestern
Horatio Hall
R. A. Hake
St. J. Smith
Harry C. Lapp
Missouri
Robert Norris
Ross Clayton
J. W. Kensinger
L. H. Williams
T. H. Landrum
M. D. Lining
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