New York Banker Morrows Mexico Ambassadorship
Mr Morrow, a lawyer with fifteen years in international banking, is expected to become ambassador to Mexico. The White House indicated the appointment, pending senate confirmation, would follow Mr Sheffield’s resignation. The move stirs diplomatic debate on American property rights and policy toward Mexico amid ongoing tensions over land laws and bandit activity.
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Eastward Flight Initiated by German Aviator Koennenke
German aviator Koennenke began a long distance flight toward the Far East at 2 42 p m accompanied by Count Lanbach and radio expert Johanne Armann. The action follows his plan to avoid a trans Atlantic crossing to the United States as the Junkers team supports him. New Kansan Board Members Appointed to University Daily Kansan include Manson Pieman ADA Sage Allan Minger Lulu Maurie Huffman Ton Rhoades and Bernice Palenske. The new members will meet tomorrow afternoon with the board.
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Lulu Maurie Huffman
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Pasteo
Smith and Ware Seat Debate Baffles Senate Leaders
Washington lawmakers wrestle whether to seat Frank L. Smith and Willton S. Ware temporarily as the Senate debates reorganizing rules and the margin needed to unseat them later. Discussion cites Lorimer and Newberry as precedents while some push for quick action before Christmas.
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Ilinois
Willton S. Ware
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Senate
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Ware
Giants Stay Alive In National League Tilt Sept 20
The Chicago Giants battered Morrison for thirteen hits to win 4-3 over the Pirates as Detroit Tigers won two games in a doubleheader with Boston 7-3 and 11-0. Philadelphia Athletics split with St Louis Browns in two games, winning 7-3 and losing 2-0, with recalls of Crowder ONeill, Grove Johnson Cochrane and teammates. Baseball scores from the era show multiple city matchups and lineups across American and National leagues.
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Phony Tickets Flood Chicago Says Rickard
Counterfeit tickets flood Chicago areas for a football game at Soldier Field. Tex Rickard warns buyers to purchase only at the box office as fakes imitate real tickets but fail at gate checks.
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Debaters From Cambridge to Visit Kansas for Press Power Debate
Cambridge University will send three debaters to Lawrence for a two day debate on November 7 or 8. The topic asks whether the power of the press has increased and should be diminished. Cambridge will affirm the motion, Kansas will oppose.
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Burton Kingsbury
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Fight in Nicaragua leaves Americans and Nicaraguan guard dead
Washington dispatch reports one American marine and one Nicaraguan guard member killed with another marine wounded in a clash near Telpaneca. A relief column is en route to prevent a second attack as Salgado forces faced heavier arms including rifles and machine guns. The incident, described as the most severe since Sandino era battles, prompted a state department cable and ongoing assessments.
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Porter Adams Reelected President At Aeronautic Meeting
Porter Adams of Washington was reelected president of the National Aeronautic Association at the closing session of its sixth annual convention in St. Joseph Missouri. The meeting, held today, focused on aviation advances and organizational plans for the year ahead.
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Washington
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Killing frost in Iowa last night
Des Moines reports indicate frost killed crops in northern Iowa with temperatures as low as 31 degrees at Fort Dodge and Topeka. Scattered showers occurred in the northeast while central and western areas saw no rain. Weather officials warn of continued freezing risk and potential corn damage.
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Paving Funds Move On South Highway and Route Designations
The highway commission allocated 7500 dollars in state and federal aid for a mile of CLS highway No 20 through South Haven Sumner County linking to the Oklahoma border. Resolutions favored federal designations for Kansas highways 12 and 22, extending No 12 along Pee Lourch and No 22 linking Norton to Seward counties. Plans prioritize counties where paving advances connect movements, with Douglas Franklin to fund U S 73 W Lawrence to Ottawa and Shawnee Pottawatomie to pave U S 40 from Silver Lake to Manhattan. The commission meets again Wednesday afternoon.
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Coolidge Chooses No Congressional Session This Year
Washington reports President Coolidge will not convene a special session of Congress before the regular December meeting. Hoover says relief funds remain sufficient until January 1, and engineers note difficulty updating data under the complex reconstruction laws before December.
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NE Kansas Bankers foresee prosperity tied to crop yields
Atchison Kansas September 20 1921 bankers and building and loan men gathered for a Kansas Bankers Association meeting. About three hundred bankers attended as Roy L. Bane state bank commissioner spoke and forecasts of rising prosperity were linked to record crop yields. Ful. W. Howe was set as principal banquet speaker that evening.
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Proves She Can Fly Ruth Elder Earns Pilot License
Ruth Elder Dixie’s girl entry for trans Atlantic flight honors holds an air pilot’s license after proving she could fly to the doubting Thomases. With a Department of Commerce inspector she made three flights at Roosevelt Field and passed tents with a rating of 90 percent.
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Five Escape From Latier County Jail
Five prisoners escaped from Latier County Jail in Wilburton Oklahoma this morning after the jailer left them at the breakfast table to go to the post office.
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Wilburton
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Latier County
Prohibition Agents Prep Mop City For Dempsey Tunney Fight
Federal agents will sweep Chicago on the eve of the Dempsey Tunney bout to curb liquor flow. Raids are set on hotels and beer joints to clear streets, inspect trains, and stop fluid baggage and tyner shipments. Extra squads arrive from Milwaukee Indianapolis and Washington to bolster local force.
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Plan Number Hunt Automobile License Numbers
Merchants' bureau of the chamber of commerce approves a treasure hunt tied to the fall window unveiling. A list of issued city and county license tags will be display numbered in windows Friday night with a prize of a dollar from the displaying store to the finder.
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Down to the Real Yard Work at Paris Legion Meet
American Legion convention in Paris wraps sessions with speeches by French and U S leaders. Delegates and Auxiliary members tour sites and shop, with wives and daughters thronging Paris, buying French shoes and clothing as gifts and souvenirs.
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Refusal to Halt Fight Cited in Court Ruling
The federal court rejected calls to stop a fight scene involving reform leader Reverend El inter J. Williams and heavyweight contender Tinney tomnsey. Judge Carpenter stated the court is not guardian of public murals and stressed the location of the case as a state matter, with George W. Carepenter refusing to comment.
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Fox Hunters Hold Meeting in Buchanan County
Sportsmen from Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska and a few others gathered for the annual meeting of the Buchanan County Fox Hunters Association in the southern part of Buchanan. The foray drew participants from nearby states and featured a search led by local club leaders.
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Outland Speaker Proposes Community Hospital Plan
Outland of Kansas City told Lawrence Chamber members that a community hospital funded by locals could provide superior equipment and faster epidemic response. He argued private facilities cannot sustain modern gear and emphasized a county built hospital would serve all residents, urging support for the project.
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Primaries Amid Violence Hit Pittsburgh Distr ict
Pittsburgh primary returns marked by deadly shootings in the Strip District and Oakland area as George Faber and John Rohan die in hospitals. Police arrests follow Faber’s death while patrols constrain clashes between rival factions. A separate Philadelphia primary tests Senate-elect William S. Ware’s Republican organization influence amid party fractures.
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George Faber
John Rohan
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Mt Automobile
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Creganation
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More Than a Million in Resources Reported by State Bank
The Peoples State Bank in Kansas issued a statement to the Journal-World detailing total resources over a million dollars, with a quarter in cash and sight exchange and 150000 in quick assets. No bills payable were outstanding and no accounts had been rediscounted. Separately, two Cicero bank messengers were robbed of 95000 by six armed men on the way to another bank. Firefighters in St Joseph were awakened by crackling ice and burning timber as a blaze destroyed timber and caused substantial loss.
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Sheriff Disappears as Bride-to-Be Waits
Girard Kansas September 20 AP report says Crawford County deputy sheriff Ray L. Haggerty vanished Saturday two hours before his planned marriage to Miss Hazel Welber stenographer in the county attorney's office No trace or word has reached his fiancé or authorities a theory of foul play was ruled out by absence of any clue Miss Welber remains hopeful he will return with an explanation of his absence
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Accident Map Shows Lawrence Vehicle Crashes by Street
An accident map by the Lawrence police department illustrates crashes across the city over five months. It highlights that most collisions occur at intersections near the business district and emphasizes driver caution to reduce incidents. The map uses color bins to mark each accident by street and area, noting fifty-eight calls and a breakdown of injuries and damages.
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Plane crash and race news mix in September dispatch
The item describes a plane crash near Chicago with several passengers uninjured, plus updates on a coast-to-coast transcontinental air derby and race-related weather. It notes the theft of the lead plane and mentions other pilots, engine trouble, and forthcoming stops as the event unfolds. A political update on the Dáil vote in Ireland and a kidnapping case in Detroit are included along with notices about telephone directory deadlines and an automotive ad.
New City Garage Will Cost Little
At the regular weekly city commission meeting the city engineer was authorized to seek bids for materials and labor for a garage and machinery building north of City Hall. The roof only needs new tin and two beams, with walls supported by existing paving. city labor will cover most work set to begin before winter. The 62 by 80 foot structure will store city vehicles, materials, and house a workshop. The Kansas Fleeting Power company was granted bus operation to Woodland Park for circus day. Judy, operator of a park at Seventh and Michigan, sought cabin permits. A taxi firms memo asked repeal of meter and fare ordinances. commission filed the petition.
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Disaster in Derby Kills Two in Air Race
The first leg of a seven leg air derby from New York to Spokane saw a crash near Morthan Park as two men died en route to hospital. Mechanic Hud son Radike and pilot Hudson were killed, with 13 of 15 starters continuing toward Cleveland after the fatal accident. One competitor, New York's Burgin, diverted back to Curtis Field due to the tragedy.
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Public school attendance rises amid city enrollment trends
Enrollment figures show higher attendance in city schools this year with shifts toward central districts. The Cordius School district reports gains while Ipppht and Hutunven centers post varied changes. county fairs highlight agricultural and educational booths as communities showcase farm products and home exhibits.
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Maine dean elected grand sire of Odd Fellows in Hot Springs
Leon 8 Murrill of Orono Maine dean of the University of Maine was elected grand sire of the sovereign grand lodge Independent Order of Odd Fellows in Hot Springs Arkansas today. The event marks leadership change for the fraternal order with regional attendance and ceremonial proceedings.
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