Harding Warns Foreign Born Americans on Loyalty
Senator Harding urged foreign born Americans to heed loyalty to the government and avoid meddling in other nations. He warned against divided loyalty and stressed America first, stressing readiness to help humanity from a secure home front. Boston also saw Coolidge denounce Cox for shifting from idealism to ward politics and wild charges.
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Marion
Chis
Harding
America
Fenster Hirching
League Intervenes in Aland Islands Dispute
Paris reports Finland and Sweden accept League of Nations mediation over the Aland Islands issue. An executive council inquiry will be appointed to study the question and propose an early decision. The council’s acceptance is seen as progress toward broader League recognition and war prevention.
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Paris
Finland
Sweden
League of Na Tiens
Aland Islands
League
League of Nations
Supreme Court Appeal Over Kansas Industrial Relations Act
The state filed an appeal to the state supreme court in four Wyandotte district court cases challenging the Kansas Industrial Relations Act. The court ruled the act unconstitutional on the grounds that its title is not clearly expressed, arising from a Frisco railroad switchman strike case.
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Trice
State Supreme Court
Wyandotte District Court
Kansas Industrial Relations Court
Frisee
The
Industrial Relations Court
Frank Whipple Moves to New Home on Ninthteen and New Hampshire
Frank Whipple relocates to his newly purchased property at the corner of Nineteenth and New Hampshire streets. The move marks his transition to a new residence in the neighborhood with the purchase completed recently.
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Frank Whipple
Nineteenth and
New Hampshire Streets
Monday Rotary joint meeting to align local youth groups
A Monday night conference at the Y M C A building aims to decide future collaboration among the Y M C A board, the Boy Scout council, and the DeMalex Masonic youth group. If agreement on coordination is reached, activities will center. otherwise each organization proceeds independently as before.
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Swegestel
Rotary Club
Y.4 M.C. A
Boy Scout Council
DeMalex
Peark
M. Lee Sorey
I. B. Peairs
Rotary
Lawrence
Jack Johnson Sent To Prison For Mann Act Violation
John Arthur Johnson, known as Jack Johnson, former world heavyweight champion, failed to appeal his one year and one day sentence plus a fine for Mann Act violations. He was in the custody of deputy marshals and scheduled to depart tonight on the Santa Fe Railway to begin serving in Leavenworth Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Johnson
Chicago
John Arthur
Leavenworth
Johnson
Depuy
Santa Fe
Kansas
Removal of Fill Under Way In Maple Grove Drainage Area
State highway commission approved the August 2 agreement among the Dowersock and Douglas County interests, Maple Grove drainage district, and others for removing fill at the north end of the oil bridge. Work has begun and will continue to completion. The plan reduces fill to three feet above the dam surface for 120 feet northward, seven feet at the end, with final approval by the commission and court.
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State Highway Commission
Dowersock
Douglas County
Maple Grove
St Luist
Maple Grove Siraiaze — Board
Peter
Theleu
Kansas Public Utilities Campission
Lawrenes
Grefehiehner Enrsmission
Omitees
Cheyw Ae
Steadfiv
SDRAGNET SPREAD TO TRAP BOMBERS
Officials say a wide SDRAGNET deployment was aimed at capturing bombing suspects and preventing a Wall Street disaster. Authorities believe the plan targeted multiple locations with coordinated alerts and surveillance to deter attacks.
Radical literature finds echo in postoffice boxes in Wall Street blast
New York investigators tie the Wall Street explosion to a planned act by a faction from the justice department. Attorney General Palmer and officials describe the crime as a deliberate terror plot, with clues focusing on mailed literature and a deteriorated red wheel fragment found near the blast site.
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New York
Wall Street
Department of Justice
Pahmer II
Ett Ats
Ovis
York City
Sudan
Palmer Pal Sain
Fis Nn
West Office
Flonn
Missing Saxophone Report Ties Lawrence and Kansas City Figures
Harold York, linked to thefts at Lancer and Parsons jewelry stores, is named in a missing saxophone case. Harold York from a Kansas City address allegedly sold the instrument to T. H. Pierce in Lawrence in a purported bona fide deal. Sheriff's office aims to trace the saxophone today through the town.
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L. E. Peters
North
Eigshteenth Street
Kansas City
Kansas
Sheriff's Office
Lancer
Parsons
Tein Archer
Harold York
Peters
T. H. Pierce
Miss Madeline Carter Heads To Topeka To Lead Union Work
Miss Madeline Carter visited her mother Mrs. Ella Carter for a night then left for Topeka to continue her duties as executive secretary of the State Christian Endeavor Union. Paul Hutton and Teddy Lanier were in Topeka yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madeline Carter
Ella Carter
Topeka
The
State Christian Endeavor Union
Paul Hutton
Teddy Lanier
Miniature League Found in University Cosmopolitan Club
The University Y M C A opened the Cosmopolitan Club to house and guide foreign students at the University of Kansas. At present eight Filipinos, five Americans, three Chinese, one Armenian and one Karjeatt live at 1409 Rhode Island street with W B Cooksey as manager. The club cooperates to support economical living while housing more students than rooms allow. Eighteen foreign students are enrolled, with three more en route to Lawrence.
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M.C. A. Committee On
Ursity
Lawrence
North Side Viaduct Discussion and Local Court Actions
North Side merchants and authorities will discuss a new viaduct plan while recent court actions feature CG McQueen arraignment on a drunkenness charge and multiple fines. McQueen, once on the regular police force, pleaded not guilty and was freed on bond as a trial date nears.
HELP FOR ROAD WORK Near Topeka highway project update and meeting
State engineers advise on major highway construction in ML OWL Wats area with funds for track and safety improvements. A meeting is set for Monday night at Dicker's hall to discuss a proposed rerouting of traffic between Seeand and Elms streets and impact on northern traffic and businesses.
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Topeka
Kan
Owl Wats
Meith Lawrenes
Union Pacific
Gelden Pel
Trac
Elms
Perty
Nowth Tawrere
Neote
7 & Glige
Dicker’s Hall
College to Maintain Fraternity Ban Policy
President Pred We Lewis announced the college will continue its policy prohibiting fraternities. Incoming students must sign a pledge not to join school secret societies. He called the ban essential for campus harmony and warned against disruptive activity tied to secret groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bhaporia
We Lewis
Lewis
Trailers Stolen In Topeka Arrest Follows County Inquiry
Tremwsyne, part of the Worthham shows in Topeka this week, was arrested by officers at the county level on a charge of stealing an automobile trailer from L B Heffelhower of Eudora. Deputy Charles Wrowder brought Tremwsyne to arraignment set for Monday. He remains jailed for failure to post bond. Police also recovered a pocketbook dropped by Mrs P J Curtis on the steps of Peoples State Bank. the money was returned and no charges filed against the boys who found it.
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Massachusetts
Hoadley
Farl Stowe
Coli William Meee
J.P. Run. & Co
CG McQueen
Po- Viet
Wernieer
McQueen
Moan
Ekgaeel
Charles Fowler
Lawrence
Fowler
A. E. Behanze
Lehanze
T. J. Claman O
M. Carpenter
E Tremwsyne
Worthham
Topeka
Odficers
Doug County
Charce
L.B. Heffelhower
Eudora
Charles Wrowder
Trelwayne
P. J. Curtis
Peoples State Bank
Pat”, Fisher
Fisher
Reunion of Go AL Ro im Kansas delegates and rail rates
A Septembers reunion in Tepets notes twenty appointed delegates and numerous members of the Go AL Ro im Kansas setting off on a spect train to the rani eriesumpiment. The event runs from September 25 with a special one cent per mile rail rate for veterans, while twenty delegates were named at the Rams des parteent animal cacamyanent Hutchinson t Suir.
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Tepets
Delates
Go AL Ro
Kansas
CA. Re
Rams Des Parteent
Hutchinson T Suir
More Brick For Approach To Kaw River Bridge
Two additional carloads of brick were received for the paving of the north approach to the Kaw River bridge. This makes six loads, more than half the needed amount. paving may start next week, says AL Cox, county commissioner.
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Kaw
AL Cox
Board of County Commissioners
Poesilie
Hedges to stay out of senate race in Topeka race
Topeka reports Forrest, Democratic chairman, says Governor Hedges will not actively campaign due to health. Hedges has consented to run but will lay off campaigning per physician advice. Also, Tae Rey H J Lindley installed as Free Methodist minister at Twelfth and Connecticut, preaching Sunday morning at 11 and evening at 8.
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Topeka
Greree
Hedges
Forrest
Democratic Committee
Covernor Hedges
Free Methodist
Tae Rey
H. J. Lindley
The
Free Methodist Church
Twelfth
Connecticut
Lindley
Winfield
Kansas
Lia
Hoover to Speak on Cooperative Marketing in October
Herbert Hoover will address cooperative marketing at a Kau Ras agricultural representatives conference, held under the state board of agriculture. J M Mohler, secretary, announced today.
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Hoover
Herbert €.Oover
Kauras
State Board of Agriculture
J. @. Mohler
Churches Extend Mixers Invitation to KU Students
Lawrence churches join to invite the growing KU student population to attend special services across the city. An estimated 1,500 students attended last year’s mixers, with similar turnout expected this year. Services include sermons on student life and faith, with programs at Lutheran and Episcopal churches and a Luther League discussion on individual student responsibility.
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University of Kansas
Lawrence
Petes
Loningvan
Vockas
Mont
Horch
Jack
Trinity Lutheran Church
Sncuk
Christ
Hog raising urged as hog market turns cautious
Topeka Kansas September 17 rate relief notes say hog production has fallen about 60 percent since the war as Kansas farmers market fewer hogs. State livestock commissioner Hy Mercer cites last year 1 250 000 hogs marketed and this year unlikely to exceed 1 000 900. With plenty of corn and fodder crops a revival in hog raising is seen, while northern farmers buy stock hogs for winter.
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Topeka
Kan
Mercery
State
Kansas
Bonn
Mercer
Frost Threat Looms Over Illinois and Iowa Corn Crop
In Chicago on September 18, millions face stakes in a speed contest as corn crops in Illinois and Iowa run late by up to four weeks. A record yield is hoped for if frost is avoided, but damage could rise with frost onset, which typically comes by September 25.
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Wiinois
Iowa
Felonious Assault Charge Against Willley
Deputy Crowder arrested Willley for felonious assault on Millard Johnston along the Santa Fe tracks. He appeared before Judge Clark and is held on 500 bond in the county jail.
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Willley
Charles Crowder
Millard L. Tohnsar
Santa Fe
Clay
John Clark
Enrollment Totals at University of Kansas Detailed
Registrar George O Foster released close of registration figures for KU showing 2125 total students with 1960 in liberal arts and sciences. Men exceed women in most schools, with 148 in law and 67 in pharmacy, while medicine has 55 plus 120 possible from Rosedale. Graduate and education enrollments fall versus last year, summer school may boost totals, and a October 2 deadline for changes looms.
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University of Kansas
George |O. Foster
College of Liberalt Arts and Sciences
Psiule Schonl
Weren iv
Tata
School of
Uni
School of Pharmacy
School of Medicine
Rosedale
Pee
Reg| Histrar
Foster
Purchased Home Rer Prof Weory 5 Ninn
A fragment reports a purchase related to Professor Weory and a home linked to the university. The text is incomplete but indicates relocation or residence matters involving an academic figure and an institution.
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Weory
Off To Freampmrest Charles Heyt Attends Encampment
Charles H. Heyt junior vice commander of the Kansas department Grand Army of the Republic and chief hugier left to attend the annual encampment at Indianapolis Beert Levahlin traveled to Tup to attend the state affair
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Freampmrest
Charles H. Heyt
Kansas Department
Grand Army of the
Nepuh Hic
Hugier
Taay
Indianapolis
Red Cross Building Aids Fair Week Crowd Needs
The Red Cross opens a building at Woodland Park for Fair Week with a large rest room and emergency room, a screened porch, and facilities to comfort crowds during events. Miss Kuhn and Mrs. Seamans will operate a model health center, with literature and help on government programs. Mrs. Wall leads veterans’ claims aid.
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Tober
Red Cross
Nelle Kuhn
Robert
Seamans
Loca ‘Red Cross
Lawrence
Red
Emma Wail
Red. Grose
Wall
Gov Nt
Woodland Park
T. J. Sweeney
Debate Clock Puzzle at School Board Meeting
The board considers whether to repair keep or remove the high school clock. Irv ing Hill touts restraint while W S Griesa backs keeping time with Western Union standard, a plan that would charge minutes against the jeweler bill. The clerk was told to consult jewelers on keeping the clock in repair.
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Board of Education
Irv
Ing Hill
W. S. Griesa
Western Union
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Boston
Wilder
Cooldige
White House
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Commission
Richard Randall
Randall
Akron
Ohio
Irving Hill
Jess Willard
ENTO
Highway Board
Bowerseck
Wall| Street
Miniature League of Nations
University Cosmopolitan Club
BOND
State Highways Commission
Racporti Vlae Requies Div von Derive Stadler
Lawrency
Bride
X. U
Wil Clay
Millard Johnson
Welch & Welch, Chiropractors
Trewza
Frank Brooks
Beert Levahlin
Tupetws Torning
Air
Reg Choss -Ruildin
Loree
Ted Croxy
Ruilldme Daring
Douglas County Fair
Wife
L. M. Dowers
Hes
Twelfth Street
Harriets
Gell Gar
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