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A demand to not recognize Ireland as free prompts a meeting on the basis proposed by de Refuse. Officials discuss recognition policy implications and potential actions amid mounting debate.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1921
Page
1
Lloyd George SaysIreland's Independence Blocks Conference
Prime Minister Lloyd George declares that inviting Sinn Fein delegates as representatives of an independent state would recognize Ireland's severance from the Empire. He warns that such a move would permit treaties with the King or forceful action by foreign powers and makes a conference between Britain and an Irish sovereign delegation impossible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Associated Press
Eloy George
Eamonn de Valera
Sinn Fein
Ireland
Hsm
de Valera
Lloyd Genrye
Heland
Community For Nations
British Empire
Tuam
Lloyd George
Still Possibility of an Agreement With Lloyd George
Gairloch Sept 17 The receipt of Eamonn de Valera’s telegram urging negotiators to meet without conditions except those based on facts has opened up the chance that Lloyd George may answer before consulting his cabinet. The prime minister rested well at his vacation home and his return date to London remains undecided as cabinet plans depend on his progress. Sinn Fein acceptance of commonwealth membership is seen as a basis for talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gairloch
Lloyd’ George
Eamonn de Valera
Trish
Lloyd George
London
Laney
Innerness
Sinn Fein
Lloyd -George
Weather data fragment from yesterday evening
Fragmentary weather note shows 7 p.m. temperatures and today figures for total, maximum and minimum values. Details incomplete for full forecast.
Six Generations Meet The Pas Cree Family Reunion
Six generations of the Cree family from The Pas Manitoba gather at Nelson House on September 17. Sarah Donkey, 112, is the common ancestor for Caroline Spence 90 John Donkey 70 Ina Spence 44 Sarah Donkey 22 and Jemima Donkey 2. The elder traveled 150 miles by canoe. her sight is fading but still in full possession of faculties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pas
Manitoba
Nelson House
Sarah Donkey
Caroline Spence
John Donkey
Ina Spence
Jemima Donkey
Reat
New School Classes Begin as Enrollment Reaches Fifty
University of Kansas reports about fifty students enrolled in its new School of Religion. Dr Arthur Braden, dean, notes the number will rise slightly, with six classes scheduled to meet Monday in Myers Hall and Westminster Hall. A denominational school here enjoys strong support from the administration. Other regional schools exist at Missouri, Texas, North Dakota, and Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School of Religion
University
Arthur Braden
Shester Wooukl
University of Kansas
Debrwden
SwWe
Westminnister Hall
Inter-Church Council
Sitethy
Missouri Unity
Disciples of Christ
University of Texas
Univerity of North Dakotaa
University of Indiana
Kiwanis Rotary Match Sets Sunday Golf At Club
Arrangements are finalized for a Kiwanis Rotary golf match at the Lawrence County Club to be played Sunday with matches lasting until 5 PM. Eighteen hole games feature Kiwanis players listed first. results announced after 5 o clock. Also notes on Zeppelin procurement and a Topeka economy conference are included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis-Rotary
Lawrence County Club
Wits
Charlton
Kiwanis
Co. Cc. Car
Col
H. D. Burdick
W. E Kennard
R. C Manley
Formally Opened New High School at Linwood
The new Linwood High School building was dedicated last night in a formal ceremony attended by local officials and residents. Officials praised the modern facilities and planned use for community programs and student activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linwood
New rural high school building opened with 600 present
Chancellor Lindley praised Linwood’s new $150000 rural high school as the community’s best investment. The three story, fully lit building houses twenty classrooms, a combined gymnasium auditorium, office and rest rooms, and modern heating and electrical systems. About 600 to 700 attended the dedication with 170 more pupils enrolled districtwide, many from outside the district, while features include lunch accommodations, sliding panel closets, and cork-backed demonstration space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linwoot
Wo UM Parry
Phim
Parry
Linwood Rural High School Dedication Highlights Growth and Value
The Linwood rural high school district No 5 in Leavenworth county celebrated its new building with a dedicatory program. Eph Voorhees, William Curry, and E H Lindley praised district organization, growth, and the building’s role in community spirit. The enrollment now stands at 70 with 28 new students, and 23 classrooms have become active in the substantial facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.T. Hughey
A. A. Quindan
Jona Parry
Wlee Club
Glee Club
J. P. Snare
America
Eph. Voorhets
Leavenworth County
Iosity
Jarbale
Linwood
Voorhees
William Curry
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Miss Wooster
Lindley
E. H. Lindley
University of Kansas
éHarice
Fife
Parry
W. T. Parry
Mabel Watkins
Remarkable Rural High School Building Admired
The description praises a striking rural high school structure noted for its robust block construction and substantial cement work. Its exterior suggests possible access to the basement or the upper floor. The building is described as one of the finest and most complete in the state, pleasing party, school board, and district residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lear
Mer Party
Extensive Women's Work in Missionary Society Report
Chicago Sept 17 extensive the work promoted by American women in foreign missions is shown in a report of activities of the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal church to be presented at the general executive committee meeting in Kan Oct 25 to Nov 1. The society supports 20 missionaries in India Burma Malaysia the Netherlands Indies Philippines China Korea Japan Africa Mesivo South America Maly Bulgaria and France. It backs boarding schools 1 458 day schools three college departments and nine English schools. It furnishes literature in nine languages besides Papiish Ik and cares for 209 909 patients in hospitals and dispensaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Forvgh Missionary Society
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Kan
India
Burma
Malaysia
Netherlands Indies
Phippine Islands
China
Korea
Japan
Africa
Mesivo
South America
Maly
Bularia
France
Pioneer visits Lawrence from Ashland Nebraska
R OK McArtinney and Mrs TL Vis MoaArtney of Ashland Nebraska arrive in Lawrence this evening to visit Dr Fale wat Bumgardner. McCart ney is in his ninetieth year and was an early Grasshopper Falls settler who helped gather relief supplies in a wagon train for Lawrence after the Massacote riot and served five terms as Jefferson County superintendent. He is the only surviving charter member of the Kansas State Educational Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. OK. McArtinney
TL Vis MoaArtney
Ashland
Neb
Lawrence
Falewat
Bumgardner
McCartney
Grasshopper Falls
Valley Falls
Jefferson County
Kansas State Educational Association
Leroy Young Faces Jail After Prohibition Violation
Leroy Young surrendered to the Douglas County sheriff this morning and is jailed. Iksaga Young was convicted in justice court of violating the prohibitory law, sentenced to thirty days and 100 fine costs, with an appeal to the November district term. Dr. F D Harvey had provided bond but withdrew it after an east end town escapade, leaving Young in custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeRoy Young
Douglas County
Iksaga Young
Young
Douglas County District Court
F. D. Harvey
Johns
Ottawa church considers Reuter organ in Lawrence
A committee from the Federated Church in Ottawa visited Lawrence yesterday to inspect Reuter organs in local churches. Ottawa church is evaluating installing a Reuter organ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Federated Church At
Lawrence
Reuter
Robbers hit Sells Floto circus treasury car in Vancouver
Three unmasked robbers stopped a circus treasurer late at night in Vancouver Washington and escaped with 28600 to 30000 dollars in cash and drafts. The haul occurred while money was being moved from the circus grounds to the treasury car in a motor truck, according to Jose Condon the circus legal adjuster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Oregon
Sells-Floto Circus
Vancouver
Washington
Jose Condon
Treasury
Grand Jury Eyes Testimony On Arbuckle Case
The Grand Jury plans to hear witnesses about alleged tampering and calls for doctors who treated Miss Virginia Rappe. Indictment delays followed Zeb Prevost’s altered statements as the case against Roscoe Arbuckle for manslaughter moves toward further scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San
Huscoe
Patty Arbuckle
Court of Superior
Harry Louderbagk
Virginia Krappe
Teddy
Curt San" Francisca
Tis
Itosene C
Patty) Arbuckle
Virginia Wappe
Harry M. M. Kelly
Kelley Zak
Zeb Prevost
Arbuckle
Arthur Beardsley
St. Francis Hotel
Tatally
Miss Ranne
Attrand
Beardslex
New Course in Visual Instruction Opened at University
Prof Joseph J Weber has replaced J B Carter in the University school of education and opened a class in visual instruction. Seventeen students enrolled. Weber calls the course the common sense use of photography tools for school purposes and notes the class will develop the field cooperatively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph J. Weber
J. B. Carter
School of Education
Weber
Record Enrollment Surges At University In Morning Rush
Morning enrollment at the university drew crowds to Robinson Gymnasium and the registrar's office. By early afternoon 3,301 students had registered with many still awaiting service in Fraser Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson Gymnasium
Fraser Hall
Fair to Receive Rain Insurance Payment if Rain Falls
The Dovens county fair bought rain insurance from Hartford Insurance. If 0.2 inch of rain falls between 8 AM and 6 PM, Hartford will pay the fair the difference between revenue and expenses. The University of Kansas weather station will determine rainfall if issues arise. Welch and Welch, Chiropractors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dovelns County
Hartford Insurance Company
Weather Bureau
University of Kansas
Hunger tightens hold on Russia
Officials of near east relief say famine in ten southeastern Russian provinces could worsen to wholesale starvation by January without large scale grain purchases from Bulgaria and Constantinople. In Samara and Saratov provinces hunger has intensified with cholera and bread disease rising. 200 deaths reported in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tsaritsyn
Russia
Moscow
Associated Press
Volga
Samara
Bulgaria
Constantinople
Don
Saratov
Tyre
Sarajevi
August Food Prices Rise Across Retail Market
Retail prices for food climbed in August by about 3 percent from July across 51 cities. Potatoes led gains at 24 percent. eggs and pork chops rose around 13 percent. cheese cabbage and butter up about 13 and 10 percent respectively. other staples showed smaller increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mit
Horses to Race at Poughs County Fair at Werodland Park
Dozens of track horses have arrived early at Werodland Park for next week’s Poughs County Fair events. Daily workouts on the track build interest as spectators and contestants gather, with fast times anticipated in many races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poughs County
Werodland Park
Ford Car Stolen From 820 Vermont Street
The Ford touring car belonging to E. C. Peterson of the Weaver store was stolen from his residence at 820 Vermont Street last night. The theft occurred after midnight and officers have been notified but no clue or recovery yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
E. C. Peterson
Weaver
Vermont Street
Denied Gambling Concessions Off Coronado Flats
Request by American candidates for gambling concessions on Coronado Farfs off the coast of Lower California has been denied by the Department of Agriculture. The department states its policy opposes permits of such nature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moevien City
Coronado
Lower
California
Department of Agriculture
Kansas to take no action on 200 Veon miners strike
Sept 17 Kansas industrial relations will take no action for now regarding the 200 Veon miners strike in the Pittsburgh region, as stated by A Howat president of the Kansas Miners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howat
Toneka
Kansas
Pittsbier
A. Howat
Kansas Miners’ Union
President Plevs Golfing Trip Reaches Norfolk
President Jardine and his party arrived in Hampton Roads aboard the Mayflower during the night and went ashore to Norfolk for a round of golf at the country club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plevs
Norfolk
Jardine
Hampton Roads
President Eaing
Norfolk Country Club
Hay Fever Association Holds National Meeting in Duluth
Members from Wisconsin, Iowa, Nebraska, Kansas, Oklahoma and Minnesota attended the Duluth gathering of the National Hay Fever Association. Resolutions urged weed destruction and legislation to aid sufferers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duluth
Wisconsin
Iowa
Nebraska
Kansas
Oklahoma
Minnesota
National
Hay Fever Association
Memorial for Bluejackets Falls at New York Yard
In New York on September 17 a naval memorial service honored fifteen fallen Bluejackets and officers of the ZT-2 disaster. Secretary Denby attended with British attaches and bouquets from the president and cabinet as coffins draped in flags lined a mess hall altar. Full ceremony included Protestant and Catholic rites, taps, and firing salutes amid heavy rain and solemn parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Associated Press
America
Nelish River Humber
Denby
United States
Mess Hall
Kahki
Aloe Ula
Campaign program drives in thirty five towns state wide
The evapaien campaign calls for drives in thirty five towns and cities with four completed and one ongoing in Atchison. Major events include campaigns at Pt Scott September 27 Winfield and Arkansas City October 3 and Salina October 4. Chancellor Lindley will speak at openings in Winfield and Arkansas City. Memorial fund total reaches 615000. Professor Fassett will speak at a Chamber of Commerce meeting Tuesday noon in KU.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evapaien Oravein
University of Kansas Memorial
Haverms
Atchison
Pt. Scott
Winfield
Arkansas City
Salina
E. H. Lindley
Cowley County
University Memorial Fund
Fassett
C. M. Fassett
Farmer
Spokane
Washington
University of Kansas
Chamber of Commerce
Lliskell Institute
Stone store building bought at Fourteenth and Massachusetts
C G Coe purchased the stone store building at the corner of Fourteenth and Massachusetts. He has begun improvements and plans more extensive changes later. Insurance on the car was carried in the 153 agency. Dr Albright, Chiropractor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. G. Coe
Fourteenth and
Massachusetts
Insurance Rate Hike Continues in Lawrence as City Penalized
A Kansas rate bureau orders a 5 percent rise on building rates and 2 percent on contents in Lawrence as penalty for the city not enacting four model ordinances. Officials say failure to adopt the measures prompts higher insurance costs despite promises to reduce rates. The bureau demands improved fire protection before penalties are lifted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Bureau
Huresu
Rating Bureau
Kansas
No Clergyman May Perform Grant Nuptials in Canon Clash
New York reports Bishop Manning forbids any Protestant Episcopal clergyman to wed Rev Dr Percy Grant of Ascension Church to Rita De Acosta Lying a wealthy parishioner twice divorced. Grant informed the bishop his plan and was told the marriage conflicts with church cannons. Grant’s vestry backs him. the bishop’s stance stands. Lydig divorces include early marriage at 19 and later to Major Lyg. One divorce cited as incompatibility. another allows remarriage per church cannons for innocent party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Manning
Protestant Episcopal Church
Percy Stiexney Grant
Church A the Ascension
Rita de Acosta Lying
New York Times
Grant
Ani
Judge Means to Rule in Hopkins v Security Benefit
Judge Hugh Means of the Douglas County district court expects to render a decision in the case of the state of Kansas ex rel Richard J Hopkins attorney general against the Security Benefit association. The petition seeks a restraining order to halt payments of certain funds. Evidence was heard last week. Judge Means has been holding court in Ottawa this week and will visit Garnett on Monday for an Anderson County district court sitting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Means
Douglas County District Court
State of Kansas
Richard J. Hopkins
Security Benefit Association
Judge Means
Ottawa
Garnett
Anderson County
Wyoming Mob Fires Fatty Arbuckle Film At Maverick Theatre
Thermopolis reports a mob of about fifteen men and youths disrupted the Maverick theatre shooting and burning a Fatty Arbuckle film. The theatre manager said the purity league president had urged removal earlier in the day. Miss Marc Alexander returns home after teaching at Solomon for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thermopolis
Wyoming
Maverick Theatre
Fatty Arbuckle
FF. M. Buzzetti
Thesiii
Purity League
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A. Turner
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Doctor Who
Miss Rappe
Prof
J. J. Weber
WE. U
Thas
Welch & Welch, Chiropractors
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Moony
Craig
Navy Yard
Navy
W. R. Green
Audora
Kansas City
Dr. Albright
Chiropractor
Peka Rating Bureau
Ercy Ss. Grant
Marc Alexander
Solomon
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