War in Near East intensifies as Kemal Pasha gains power
Constantinople reports the Turkish nationalist assembly extends Kemal Pasha’s dictatorship and authorizes continued war until the national pact is fulfilled. Ambitions to seize the Dardanelles prompt anxiety as British and French forces brace for possible assaults near the neutral zone amid shifting Allied positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Associated Press
Angora
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Dardanelles
Pelle
France
Italy
County Roads Work To Resume This Afternoon Or Tomorrow
County Engineer Trueblood reports road work will be resumed this afternoon or tomorrow. The gumbo roads have been dry and hard making work difficult, but recent softening has allowed them to be dragged again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trueblood
Bonus vote seen aided by Harding veto says Kansas committee
The Kansas compensation committee of the American Legion says President Harding's veto of the national bonus bill will aid passage of the state measure on November 7. The statement was issued here today by Donald H. Meyler, executive secretary of the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
American Legion
Harding
Donald H. Melyer
Germany Looks to America for Help Amid Hunger and Unrest
London reports Karl Wirth, German chancellor, warns of dire hunger caused by bad harvest and unpaid reparations. He says internal discontent, risk of social revolution, and fear of annihilation threaten Germany unless America steps in to aid reconstruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Germany
Karl Wirth
Berlin
Westminster Gazette
America
Visitors to Kansas University from Topeka visit and speak
A Topeka Chamber of Commerce group of about 20 members accompanies British visitors including Lord Wakefield to Kansas University. They plan convocation at 11 am and speeches possibly by Wakefield. Entertainment committee led by J Sweeney organizes reception in Fraser Hall followed by lunch in the Commons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toepka Wiert
Chamber of Commerce
Lord Wakefield
Queen Mary of England
Surgeave Institution
America
Topeka
Lawrence
Loni Wakefield
K.H. Lindley
George L. Kreeck
F. J. Sweeney
John R. Dyer
Ann Dudley Blitz
Rebecca Barnum
Frank Strong
Alfred G. Hill
Fraser Hall
Formal Downing Street Meeting in London At Five
Ministers gathered at Downing Street for a formal council convened at 5 PM this evening. The session aims to discuss ongoing affairs and outline the next steps for government actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Downing Street
Kansas Weather Forecast Fair Skies Tonight and Thursday
Weather forecast for Kansas indicates fair conditions tonight with warmer temperatures on Thursday across western and central areas. Data shows past temperatures and today’s maximum and minimum readings, though some figures appear missing or unclear in the OCR text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
House Passes Soldier's Bonus Over Veto
Washington Sept 20 The house voted 258 to 64 to pass the soldier's bonus bill over President Stardling's veto. Mondell urged quick action after studying the veto. Garratt defended the President's stance while Democratic leaders called for debate before final passage. The senate began consideration after 2:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Stardling
Representative Mondell
Wyoming
Representative Garratt
Tennessee
Mondell
Senate
Messire
University offers varied jobs for women students
Mrs. D. BR. Bryant, chairwoman of the university Housing Committee, reports many jobs for female students. Open positions increased with the new school term, including opportunities for room and board through the university. She advised interested students to report to the university for work arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. BR. Bryant
Bryant
Lawrence Housewives
Univer
KU Orchestra Tryouts Announced for Next Thursday Evening
University orchestra director Prof Edward Kurts invites all with any orchestra experience to try out next Thursday at 7 30 in room 205 Fraser. He expects a stronger organization this season and needs more trumpets trombones and cellos though other instruments may be used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nest University
Fraser
Edward Kurls
Kurta
Kurty
Warrant for Dinello at City Kan Sept 20
A warrant charging Tony Vinello with the murder of his two young daughters Florence and Helen was issued by Wyandotte County Attorney Ky A Enright. The warrant will be served this afternoon. Dinello is in a hospital recovering from a throat wound after confessing to killing his claysh with a hammer and disposing bodies in the Missouri river. Convention Program Ready for county Sunday school convention at Worden October 3 and 4. A splendid program has been prepared. Sunday school members urged to ask supervisors for a copy to bring to Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
Kan
Tony Vinello
Florence
Helen
Ky A. Enright
Wyandotte
Enright
Mt Dinello
Missouri River
Worden
W. R. Gérrill
Lawrence
Mrs. H. J. Allen Improves After Operation
Attending physicians report Mrs. H. J. Allen wife of the Governor in satisfactory condition after a hospital operation on Monday. She had a quiet night and rests easily today in Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Topeka
H. J. Allen
Postponed Demonstration at County Fair
The demonstration of organized Sunday school class work scheduled for this afternoon at the county fair has been postponed until tomorrow afternoon. L I S Press Club to Meet: The high school press club will meet tonight in the study hall of the high school. Tonight is membership night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. I S
Svill
Frost Near Phillipsburg and Hays Mild Kansas Frost
Near frost temperatures were reported in West central Kansas, including Phillipsburg and Hays, with only light frost causing no damage. Despite cloudy weather, no rain fell across the state during the 24 hours ending at 7 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Topeka
Phillipsburg
Hays
Americans Aid Smyrna Victims With Swift Relief Effort
American Consul General George Horton recalls bombings and submarine dangers in Smyrna while outlining a rapid relief response. He credits American colony leadership, Y M A and college professors for organizing aid, with firms providing vehicles, and mentions women teachers’ courage during the fire and crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Associated Press
Smyrna
George Horton
Asia Minor
Horton
Sovernia
Acthur ¢É
Hepburn
Bristol
Stanley W. Smith
Standard Oil Company
Y. M A
American College
W. GC. A
Agee
Baby Clinic at City Hall Tomorrow
The weekly mothers conference will be held at city hall tomorrow from 2 to 4. All children under school age are eligible to attend and will receive a thorough physical examination. Mothers will get advice on child care and diet. Children from other towns are welcome.
Set New Mark in Sale of Season Tickets Yesterday
The largest one day sale for University concert course in seven years occurred yesterday with 124 season tickets sold. Most buyers were University students, with no special campaign. Total tickets sold now stand at 766. The opening concert features Mario Chamlee of the Metropolitan Grand Opera Company at Robinson Gymnasium on October 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mario Chamlee
Metropolitan Grand Opera Company
Robinson Gymnasium
County Court House to Close for Lawrence Day
All offices of the county courthouse will be closed tomorrow after noon in observance of Lawrence Day at the county fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
County Court House
Lawrence
Attractive Exhibits At County Fair Draw Crowds
Local merchants set eye catching booths across the county fair with the Woman's and Agricultural buildings center stage. Bell's Flower Shop shows wreaths and baskets of blooms, Apex Cleaners features washing machines, and Mutual Oil Co. displays oil grades beside an electric lamp glow. Cutter and Smith showcase farm machines and stoves while Adhnin's Hardware features estate heaters and gas stoves. Green Brothers exhibit farm dynamos, tractor, tools, and washing machines. Kennedy Plumbing and T. D. Prentice present lighting and water systems. University Bookstore offers a grey themed booth with birds, Candlesticks, pictures, pennants, and a tea set. Lawrence Stails displays portraits while Kansay Bay and Tannery Co. shows skins and local tanned rugs. A large furniture display fronts the Woman's building by Art Furniture Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell
Apex Cleaners
Mutual Oil Co
Cutter
Smith
Lawrence Stails
Vna
Kansay Bay
Eudora Night Revival At Evangelical Church Tonight
The Weatherwax led Fedora church party attends as guests of the Evangelical church for a ten day revival. Tonight features a program with special musical numbers and Friday marks Sunday school night as the series continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical’ Church
Weatherwax
Eudora
Fedora Church
Bolivia Bolivia Chile treaty talks limp with League delay
Geneva September 20 Bolivia cannot reach direct agreement with Chile on revision of the 1904 treaty. Bolivian delegate Alferdo Coutier rez to the League of Nations assembly says direct talks prove difficult and suggests mediation by a friendly power or arbitration by the League may be needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Associated Press
Bolivia
Chile
Alferdo Coutierrez
Assembly of the
League of Nations
Assembly
City Water Appears Clearer After Algae Concerns
City health officer Dr A W Clark says recent pale green water is markedly clearer this morning and remains safe to use. Distilled water demand rose as algae persisted in city supply and many wells were checked recently. Night disturbance reported as students yelled and officers were asked to stop the gathering after claims students were pursuing freshmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Clark
Studdnrs
Record Caesar Class at Lawrence High Reaches Seventy
Seventy pupils are enrolled in the Caesar class at Lawrence high school, a new school record. The course is elective, not compulsory as in earlier years. Last year the class held fifty students, another record at that time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence High School
Dye Embargo Legislation Stalled by Senate Panel
Washington September 20 The dye embargo bill was virtually killed for this session as the Senate Finance Committee disapproved and refused to report out legislation proposing a three month extension of the licensing act after the tariff bill becomes law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Senate Finance Committee
Electric line tests begin at Bonner Springs plant
Workmen test the new transmission line linking the local plant with Springs this afternoon. If tests prove satisfactory the line will be energized for the first time tonight. Ts. Welch & Welch, Chivepragiuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonner Springs
Race Program Moved Up One Day At County Fair
Wet track at Woodland Park forces postponement of opening day races at the county fair. Races originally set for today will run tomorrow with the last day Saturday afternoon. Free attractions recur tonight. Lawrence Day events and parades planned. Judging under way in poultry and livestock with model farm exhibit drawing crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodland Park
Haskell
Laverne
Crazy Sailor
la Verne
Inn Band
Massachusetts Street
Lawrency
Fellowes
RL Tyeta
Topeka
Oscar Leararid
Sam Moore
Walter Johns
Will White
Charlie Olmstead Lawrence
Cle M. McClannahan
Fredonia
Carnival
Douglas County
Lee Colman
Horse Department
Poultry
R. K. Prather
Olather
Lawrence lodge invites cooperation for October grand lodge meeting
The Lawrence lodge of Old Fellows sent letters to most residents asking cooperation to host the grand lodge meeting October 9 to 12 in Lawrence. The package included the program for the event and parade prizes for floats and decorated cars in the October 11 parade. Entries are open for prizes for best decorated cars and bicycles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Lodge of
Oold Fellows
Lawrence
Grand Lodge
House Moves to Adjourn Congress on Friday Vote
Washington report states a resolution to sine die adjournment of Congress passed the House today and was sent to the Senate for action. The measure sets Friday at 2 p.m. for final adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Washington
Congress
Senate
Mayors Guarantee Order In Kansas Rail Centers
Mayors to guarantee order before withdrawing state troops. Mayor Coach of Payson discussed with Governor H J Allen to provide such assurance at a conference. The plan targets five railroad shop centers in Kansas and aims to maintain order during the transition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
Paysong
H. J. Allen
South Africa entomologist speaks at Rotary on bees
Arnold Lundy government entomologist from Transvaal South Africa addressed the Wiedemann room Rotary luncheon, describing bee studies in Africa and the transition of tiny insects, honey bee research in Kansas and California, and challenges with African bee husbandry. He praised American roads and hospitality while noting post Boer War recovery and South Africa's bright future. Dean H L Butler gave an autobiographical sketch at the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Lundy
Transvaal South Africa
Rotary Club
Wiedemann Girl
South Africa
Tandy
United States
Transvaal
Viet
Honey Dee
Limby
Kansas
California
South Afric
America
Lundy
Dean H. L. Butler
Shop Forces Increase Across Railroads in September
Chicane Sept 20 reports railroads steadily restoring shop forces to full sizes. Some lines hire back former strikers under the Baltimore peace plan while others recruit independently. Chicago and Alon railroad boosts pay by 112 cents per hour for freight handlers and station staff, effective September. This raise halves a prior 3 cent wage cut from a federal wage decision, which set the minimum for the class at 8 cents and took effect July 4 last.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Chicago and Alon
United States
Day Nursery At Fair Provides Care For Visiting Mothers
A day nursery operates at the southwest corner of the Woman's Building porch under the women’s department. Mothers may leave children there at any time and receive skilled care while they visit the fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Department
Found a Suitcase Left Front 408 West Thirteenth Street
Police report a suitcase containing clothing found yesterday in front of 408 West Thirteenth Street. The case details and ownership remain under investigation by local authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Thirteenth Street
Yesterduy
Willy Boys at the Hi-Y Meeting Recap
Fifty boys attended the Hi-Y gathering at the YMCA building. Sydney Emmett spoke about his Geneva Wisconsin trip and Sunday school camp, while Roland Frown described the State Hi-Y meeting at Elmdale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willy Boys
YM. C. A
Sydney Emmett
Geneva
Wigconsin
Summer
Roland Frown
Elmdale
Hornsby hits 38th homer in season at bat
Rogers Hornsby, St. Louis national star, slugged his thirty eighth home run of the season in the second inning off Cadore. Jalin an Count the new Chevrolets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hornsby
Homer Bronkign
Rogers Hornsby
St. Louis National Star
Cadore
Jalin An
A M E Conference Opens With Large Delegation
Eight five delegates from the fifth episcopal district and Oklahoma conferences meet at St. Luke's A M E church for the annual conference opening. Bishop H B Parks of Chicago presides. Key Henderson elected chief secretary. A disciplinary session follows with education mass meeting announced for tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Episcopal
Oklahoma
African Methodist Episcopal Church
St. Luke's A. M. E
Wichita
Topeka
Parsons
H. B. Parks
Chicago
KR. C. Henderson
Hutchinson
Kan
J. R. Ransom
H. W. King
J. T. Smith
Pay‘sons
Wireless Post Opens Paris Station at Saint-Assise
The new Saint-Assise wireless station near Paris is billed as the world’s busiest, with a capacity of one million words daily. Messages have run at 80 words a minute and will later reach 500 to 800 words per minute with six concurrent signals. Direct links already exist to New York, Argentina, and China, and the system is described as more powerful than the Wilfel tower. The plant’s seven pylons rise 820 feet, and France anticipates global reach including Alaska and southern South America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Gaint Assise
Saint-Assise
France
America
Saint-Assive
Atlantic
Wilfel
New York
Argentine
China
Aalaka
South America
United States
Gwavaniy
Marriages at Probate Office Yield Four Licenses
The probate office of Judge Menger issued four marriage licenses and two ceremonies were held today. Couples wed include Arthur M. Quiduli of Lawrence with Pearl M. Batts of Tonganoxie, Cay Lewis with Edna Humphries of Topeka, Godfrey J. Reetz of Linwood with Alma Seele of Lawrence, and Lou Belle Davenport of Topeka with Norman H. Hall of Wellington. Additional ceremony by Rev. Goadring planned for future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jie Menger
Arthur M. Quiduli
Lawrence
Tonganoxie
Cay
Lewis
Edna Humphries
Topeka
William H. Griggs
Mamie B. Andrew
Godfrey J. Reetz
Linwood
Alma Seele
PD. Goadring
William C. Kiely
Lou Belle Davenport
Norman H. Hall
Wellington
Kans
Sevilla M. Trosper
Salt Lake City
Gages Menger
Yestersday
City Library Announces Temporary Closure for Day at County Fair
The city library will close tomorrow afternoon at 42:30 oclock for Laurence Day at the county fair and reopen at 6 ovlotk in the evening. The notice emphasizes patience persistence and fixity of purpose as valued traits. A filler ad urges buying a Superior Chevrolet and saving daily.
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Near East
Kemal
Great Britain
England
Dominions
Poincare
Lord Curzon
Foreign Office
Associated
Chanak
Straits of the Dardanel
the Times
Kemal Pasha
Simpson
Fridtion Nansen
League Assembly
Turkey
Greece
Japan
Rumania
Jugoslavia
Wirth
Sulgrave Institution
Kansas City
Halian
Health Department
Ts. Welch & Welch
Kennedy Plumbing Co
Western Electric Co
Girlock
Miss Ketchum
art department of the _university
Lawrence Odd Fellows
Africa
Chicago and Alton
A.M. E
St. Luke’s Church
Bishop Brooks
Sierra Leone
von. Furene
J. E. Griffin
A. Wayoun Ward
Rocky Mountain District
Colorado
BR. G. Dawson
A. E. [Jersey
Parks
W. Sampson Brooks
West Africa
Messarges
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