Enemies Move to Impeach Gov Walton in Oklahoma
Opponents of Governor J. C. Walton push for a special house session to pursue impeachment. A call for the meeting circulates as supporters claim enough House members back the action. Secrecy surrounds the plan, with threats of jail for lawmakers and secret service watches. The Ku Klux Klan figures are mentioned in state records and a military court investigates floggings. N. C. Jewett, Oklahoma Klan grand dragon, is said to be summoned.
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Oklahoma City
Associated Press
J.C. Walton
Ture
Walton
Way Aline
Secretary of State
House
Ape
Secret Service
N. C. Jewett
Oklahoma
Five Were Released In Oklahoma Floggers Case
Tulsa reports detail habeas corpus continuances and releases as three convicted floggers held by military forces face further hearings. Five men indicted by Governor Walton’s Tulsa county commission were freed in civil court for lack of sufficient evidence, with two more cases involving Norris Vans and Jake Hyde noted as awaiting trial. Trial dates and further proceedings set amid ongoing outlines of the L A Cook home attack and related infant death claims.
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Oklahoma
Tulsa
Associated Press
Tulsa County
C. A. King
C. W. King
John P. Moyd
Norris Vans
Jake Hyde
L. A. Cook
Alton
Evans
Hyde
Georgia Cook
Body of John Thurman Found Near Armstrong
The body of John Thurman, 63, who disappeared from his home near Armstrong Missouri, was found about a mile from the Thurman place after he died by his own action by taking poison.
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John Thurmanfi
Armstrong
Missouri
Thurman Place
Oklahoma City Storm Inflicts Million-Dollar Loss
Storm winds and heavy rain last night caused extensive damage in Oklahoma City. Total losses approach one million dollars with the Coliseum end blown in at seventy-eight thousand. Mayor Cargill’s residence unrenfed, utilities report widespread pole damage, streetcar and interurban lines disrupted, and the North Canadian River rising to flood stage.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City Coliseum
QO. K.cargill
Ministers Confer On Reparations Talk In Paris
Associated press reports that French Premier Poincare and British Prime Minister Baldwin conferred in Paris on September 1 about reparations and political concerns. The meeting ended by early evening with plans to exchange views further. An official communique stated no definite solution was expected at that time.
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Poincare
Stanley Baldwin
Great Britain
Ton. m
M. Poincare
Quai Torsay
Baldwin
Rembouille
Millegand
France
Messiair
Potnete
Levi Chosen Captain of Haskell Braves Football Team
Levi, Arapaho fullback for Haskell Indians, elected captain for the season, promising his last year will be his best. He stands over six feet, about 200 pounds, and is famed as a versatile player with speed, punting, passing, and strong open field running. He is also a standout track and basketball athlete.
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John Levi
Haskell
Braves
Levi
Seettilt
Elidiron
Will Organize A Club In Oskaloosa
C L Scott secretary of the Chamber of Commerce and C R Hosford met with a committee in Oskaloosa to discuss forming a community club. The plan calls for a New England town meeting style organization with monthly meetings and short programs for business men farmers and their wives to attend. An organizational meeting will be held.
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C. L. Scott
Chamber of Commerce
C. R. Hosford
Oskaloosa
New England
Noted Explorer Dies Aboard Saxon En Route Home
Paul J. L. Rainey, famed explorer, died of a stroke aboard the British steamship Saxon while traveling from Southampton to Cape Town. His sister Grace Rainey Rogers, accompanying him to his Nairobi ranch, reported the death by radio.
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New York
Associated Press
Paul JL Rainey
Southampton
Cape Town
Sistr
Grace Rainey Rogers
Nairobi
British East Africa
Prairie Oil Announces Major Cut in Midcontinent Prices
Prairie oil and gas company in Tulsa reveals a drastic price cut for midcontinental crude oil. The new schedule reduces former prices from 15 to 70 cents a barrel and trims the number of grades from eight to three, signaling a large shift in pricing and grade structure.
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Tulsa
Prairie Oil and Gas Company
Med Keeps Farmers at Home
Farmers cannot reach Lawrence due to persistent mud and heavy rains. Road crews have made little progress as wheel ruts and standing water worsen wet highways, hindering travel and commerce.
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Med
Lawrence
Coal wage contract signed in Milford with governor present
The new two year wage agreement for anthracite miners and operators was formally signed today in Milford, Pennsylvania, in the presence of Governor Pinchot at his home. The pact calls for a wage scale to cover the next two years and marks the end of protracted negotiations.
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Milford
Pinchot
Rotary report shows many local youths quit school
John R. Barnes told Rotary Club today that a back to school drive found many Lawrence students do not finish courses. Of 100 names tracked, 63 could not be accounted for in school, with 22 counted as boys. The inquiry will continue to see if many moved with families or attend schools elsewhere.
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Lawrence
Rotary Club Today
John R. Barnes
Hovey Hanna
Aml Gris
Frank Jennings
Kylwales
Anna Sweeney
Hoan Donald Swarthout
They School of Fine Arts
Sxatpaul
Harold Wa
School of Fine Arts
aAmohg
Meering
Wery
John
Swede" Carlson
K. U
Cargill
Burrowshi Adding Machine
Detroit
Mich
More Jobs Needed for K U Students
University students seek part time work through the Chamber of Commerce as listings exceed available positions. Local businesses are urged to offer openings or contact the Chamber or University Y M C A to place qualified students.
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Chamber of” Commugrige
Chamber of Commerce
M.C
Lawrence
Chamber of Camaiweree
University
Y. M
Commun
British reply on reciprocal smuggling treaty discussed in US State Department
Washington reports the British response to Secretary Huchis on a reciprocal agreement covering ship barter and smuggling was received at the State Department. Officials say it is general but sympathetic to the proposals and that Britain will seek the Imperial Council in London next month.
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Washington
Huchis
Hauer
Digutar
State Department
British Imperial Council
London
Wrong Course Sinks Destroyer Near Point Arguello
Navy inquiry details how compass errors aboard Destroyer Squadron 11 caused a misplotting of position on September 8 guiding Delphy away from correct course. Officers failed to question the drift despite instructions and warned charts.
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San Beige
Bof Assinod Press
Point Argue
Destroyer Squadron No. 11
Point Arzuello
Lauretee Blodgett
G. I
Delphy
Naval Coat of Inquiry
Tim
Vinn
Williams Chosen Cashier at Watkins National Bank
Dick Williams was elected cashier and Earl L. Falkenstein assistant cashier at Watkins National Bank after the resignation of D C Asher. Williams has years of prior experience at Watkins National Bank and is regarded as a promising local young man. Falkenstein has been a valued employee of the institution.
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Atom Mietin
Driveturs of
Thins
National Bank
Helld
Dick Williamse
Wshier
Earl L. Falkenstien
Williams Thaheen
Princess Malakta Improves in Italy Amid Royal Watch
Turin reports Princess Malakta continues to improve while King Victor Emmanuel’s bedroom windows were said to be lit for the first time since illness began suggesting a crisis passed. In Florence former Spanish foreign minister Santiago Alba arrived today and declined interviews but said the future will show he did his duty. Lincoln sheriff notes Glenn Wetkins held on complaint for alleged theft of a gun and jewelry in Lincoln, awaiting officer transfer.
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Turin
Italy
Malakta
Racconigi
Victor Emmanuel
Florence
Santiago Alba
Spain
Lincoln
Glenn Wetkins
Neb
Ings
Watkins
Lincolln
Liberty Memorial High School Dedication Plans
In connection with the formal dedication of Liberty Memorial high school, visitors will be guided through the building Thursday. Guides will lead tours of the thirty rooms while staff explain the building’s function and operation. The building opens for public viewing all afternoon, with dedication exercises to begin at an early hour in the auditorium.
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Liberty Memorial High School
Wentral
Representative Martin B. Madison Ill in Washington
The text notes Representative Martin B. Madison of Chicago is seriously ill rather than dying of a heart attack. A 64 year old longtime Republican leader on the House Appropriations Committee has served 18 years in Congress, with no confirmed cause or outcome in this fragment.
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Martin B. “Madden
Chicago
House
Appropriations Committee
Congress
Washington
Jonge
County Teachers' Meeting Opens With Round Table Sessions
County teachers will gather at the county superintendent's office Saturday at 10 o'clock for the first teachers' meeting of the school year. The program centers on round table discussions of problems instructors face.
Pledging Starts At Ten As Fraternities Roar In Rally
Fraternities reached a high pitch of excitement as the 10 oclock hour arrived and pledging began. Names of the pledges were loudly announced by each fraternity front in a spirited display.
Homecoming planned with Kungas-Mixsour game ties
Alumni office gears up for bi affair activities for KU Homecoming linked to Kungas-Mixsour. Union Pacific official Seth C. Rhodes and Santa Fe’s George C. Chambers met with Alumni secretary Alfred G. Hill to arrange visitor handling. The secretary predicted a large attendance that could surpass prior years.
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Ku. J
Seth C. Rhodes
Union Pacific
George C. Chambers
Santa Fe
Lawrence
Alfred G. Hill
Alumni Association
Methodists Meet in Wichita for Conference Start
More than a thousand delegates from Methodist and Episcopal churches across Fifteen states gather in Wichita for a two day conference led by Bishop Waldorf. The opening includes a course of education for district superintendents and college presidents on the churchs global program. Attendees include Dr B D Forsythe and Dr Allen Moore with Kalio and Ward among speakers and organizers.
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Poperka
Wichita Ared
I Ji Waldorf
Wichita
Iudking
Waldorf
B.D. Forsythe
Thiladol
Allen Maore
Andy. Kalio
Ralph Ward
Chicaie
Collision Between Arkin and McParland near Newport
A naval dispatch reports a collision between battleship Arkin and destroyer McParland off Newport during war maneuvers. The McParland was struck on the port side forward of its bridge and seriously damaged, and was proceeding under escort to Boston.
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Washington
Arkin
McParland
Newport
Wais
Navy Department
Loston
Federal license crackdown on jitney and taxi drivers
Deputy tax collector Tats sig outlined a post October 2 penalty plan for drivers operating without federal licenses. Violations face up to $2,000 fines, with license revocation or seizure of the vehicle if the driver cannot pay. Licenses cost $7 to $20 depending on tier, obtainable at the Chamber of Commerce.
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John OR. Tatssig
Internal Revenue
United States Marshal
Mr. Tatssig
Chamber of Commerce
School Congestion Persists as Enrollment Rises
A fifth grade organized at Cordley, WV, but congestion remains as enrollment climbs. The second week shows an increase of about one hundred pupils from last year, with a two hundred higher count than two years ago, signaling continued crowding in the schools.
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Cordley
Dental Clinics Begin in Grade Schools Under Nurse
Berun Dental Clinics started in grade schools yesterday under Dr Frink and Electa Kindelsberger the new school nurse. Miss Kindelsberger formerly headed nurses at Mercy hospital. The Board of Education petitions the School Fund Commission to halt a special election on a $10,000 bond issue for a new North Lawrence school and a hearing date will be set by the fund commission.
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Frink
Electa Kindelsberger
Miss. Kindelesberger
Mercy Hospital
Kansas City
Board of Education
School Fund Commission
North Lawrence
Fund Commission
Wires Strung for Five Town Picnic at Tonganoxie Field
Workmen from Kansas Electric Power strung wires at the field near Tonganoxie yesterday to light the grounds for the Five Town picnic, which was to be held tomorrow in the evening.
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Kansas Electric Power, Company
Tonganoxie
KU Attendance Expected To Exceed Prior Year
University enrolment shows rising activity with about 8,400 registered by noon and a possible total near 3,500 after final updates. Classes begin tomorrow with convocation at 10, and registration delays prompt penalties for late enrollment.
Relief quota raised as Red Cross aid stream expands
In Tse ererthquaie relief efforts the county bar appeals for funds to support operations. Dew for warded to the South Western Levistad office with instructions to replace shortages from treasury, as officials announce changes and future actions. Esterly and Paul will depart Harvard for new roles after graduation. Cosgrave is re elected in Dublin amid Associated Press coverage.
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Tse Ererthquaie
Toumlas
Bas Dew
Levistad
John N. Fohson
Yheirowar
Douglas Eagaty Chanler
Saueiniewd
Goday
Owenk
Johnsen
Recovery Report From Ir an Operation at Lawrence Hospital
Finton, manager of the Lawrence Steam Laundry, underwent an appendicitis operation at Lawrence Memorial Hospital Sunday. He is reported to be progressing nicely with steady improvement.
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Iran
Finton
Lawrence
Lawrence Monimreal Hospital
Salas Carrazas Sought for Villa Slayer
Chihuahua City reports Salas Carrazas, who confessed to killing Francisey Villa, received a twenty year sentence and was moved under heavy guard. Thousands gathered at the station as he began serving in the city. Petitions with signatures circulate in several states seeking his pardon.
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Chihuahua City
Salas Carrazas
Francisey Villa
Heisi
Honor to Veteran Celebrates Dr Bailey at 75th Birthday
A large turnout of graduates and former pupils of chemistry at the university will honor Dr. Bailey on his seventy fifth birthday and the fortieth anniversary as a professor. The program at 2 o clock in the chemistry lecture room includes speeches by Frank Lin of Stanford, a former Bailey student and current president of the American Chemical Society, and Dr. W O McCollum of Johns Hopkins University. A banquet at Wivenmanns will follow with toasts to many former students.预计 attendance around 195. Herbert Bailey of Atlanta, son of Dr Bailey, will arrive Thursday morning for the anniversary.
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Univer
Bailey
Chemistr
Franklin
Stanford University
Soviet relaxes rules to allow some foreign visitors
The Soviet government announced that entry to Russia will be facilitated for visitors. Americans seeking to visit the Soviet Union still must obtain permission from Moscow. The German embassy says it cannot grant permission without central government communication in Moscow, with delays persisting as before the policy change.
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Revliw
Associated Cress
Akhineh
Russia
Moscow
Soviet Republic
Gerlin
Censtral
Opium Prices Decline Amid Honolulu Drug Crackdown
Honolulu reports intensified federal action to curb opium traffic with rising seizures and deportations. Officials note lower opium juice prices and large shipments seized, including 10 pounds valued at 4,000 dollars and cocaine at 5,000 dollars. Shell drugs, opium pipes, lamps and paraphernalia worth 4,000 dollars were destroyed by the narcotic squad in the first half of 1923.
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Honolulu
Associated PI
Wiedra
Cine Oriental
Immigration Department
Vila
Shell
Bureau of Technology
Seiz
Missouri farmer 15 ends his life at home
George W. Tribble a 15 year old farmer living between Sturgeon and Centralia Missouri died at his home this morning by shooting in what authorities labeled death by own action. He was a resident of the area and the incident occurred Sept 29.
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Missouri
George W. Tribble
Sturgeon
Centralia
Lawrence man recovering after appendicitis operation
Lloyd Hutson has an appendicitis operation at Lawrence Memorial Hospital and is reported recovering in fine shape. The Journal-World expects the copy by tomorrow. The doctors involved are Welch and Welch, chiropractors noted in the piece.
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L Lloyd Hutson
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Journal-World By Tomorrow Fight
Five Town Picnic Postponed At Tonganoxie
The Five Town picnic at Tonganoxie near the Fort to Fort Highway is postponed from tomorrow to next Thursday due to muddy roads and rain. City and highway officials plan to preserve the same speakers and events such as baseball games, concerts, and a fireworks display at the adapted date.
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Tans. Fanusie
Kansas City
Topeka
Onerab Committee
Tonganasie
Tonganoxie
Ward
Warthernworth
Lawrence
Fort- To-Fort
Ton#anoxie
Reuters Chief on Tour to Inspect Far East Network
Sir Roderick Jones head of Reuters arrives in London for a nine month inspection tour of Reuters correspondents and offices across India and the Far East before traveling onward to the Pacific and India. He is accompanied by Lady Anes. Foreign visitors in London have forced transport firms to hire multilingual conductors as many ex army officers seek work.
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London
Associated Press
Roderick Jones
Reuter News
Wil
United
Pacific
Far East
India
Reuter
Roderic
Anes
Liberty Bond Prices and Medical Ad Details Noted
A faded clipping mentions Liberty bond quotations in dollars and thireconds with various series listed and rates referenced. It also includes an oblique medical advertisement for Dr Florence Barrows, a physician specializing in diseases of colon and rectum, alongside a stray line about riding a bicycle.
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Florence Barrows
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