Governor Walton Maintains Defiant Stand in Oklahoma
Oklahoma City reports Gov. J. C. Walton remains defiant as legislators move to impeach him while he vows to fight the Ku Klux Klan. He claims the empire will not pass and appeals for funds to support his cause. The military court hears testimony linking the Klan to alleged law violations and size of the force grows as the case unfolds. House and court actions continue amid broader political turmoil.
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Oklahoma City
J.C. Walton
Ku Klux Klan
Oda
Juana
Jovernor
Tomaby
GW. Clark
Khan
A. A. Maupin
Ax Lothes
Sivisith Empire
Vio Jence
Glark
Walton
Clark
Weund
Military Court
Cavhar
Klan
Wright
Oklahoma
Markham
Tulsa
Oklahoma court moves to remove county sheriff over military overseers
Gov offices disclose that Dr. ACA Maupin testified in a public matter reiterating that Grand Dragon Jewett allegedly supported whipping parties in Ok lahawa county. Maupin claimed after a whipping the victim was ordered to leave to fake a confession. Tulsa awaits Walton era turmoil as opponents plan to file to oust County Sheriff Sanford with court action likely today or Saturday per Rep. W B Disney.
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Govenor
Aca
Maupin
Mate
Grand Dragon Jewett
Oklahawa
Tulsa
Okla
Walton
Sheri Sanford
W.B. Disney
Transportation meeting to discuss pacific railroad changes
A Chamber of Commerce gathering will hear Union Pacific officials discuss transportation legislation and train lines. Officers from Union Pacific and other rail leaders will attend, outlining proposed acts to regulate and potentially restrict or expand control over the railroad. The conference aims to sharpen business insight on rail transportation impacts.
Texas Governor Urges Walton to Block Oklahoma Legislature
Ferguson of Texas writes to Governor Walton praising his resolve against a possible Oklahoma City assembly. He warns that many lawmakers fear public backlash and urges steadfast opposition to any forced meeting. He recalls past Texas politics and cautions against comforters seeking influence.
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Liarg
Texas
Lawrence exhibitor wins third at state fair Hutchinson
Lester McGee of Lawrence reported his Douglas county exhibit won third place at the Kansas state fair in Hutchinson. He noted the entry consisted of county agricultural products and other items arranged by McGee, who previously won first in counts at Topeka Free Fair.
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Lester McGee
Lawrence
Douglas County
Hutchinson
Hutchinson State Fair Honors Lawrence Exhibitor Gene Kennedy
Lawrence resident Gene Kennedy won three first prizes six seconds and five thirds in the bee and honey display at the Hutchinson state fair.
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Hutchinson
Gene Kennedy
Lawrence
Widespread Spain Sees Military Regime Shift Spark Mixed Reactions
The Associated Press reports from Port Vendres on Spain’s transition to military rule. Socialist and worker factions debate the change, with some predicting resistance and others urging restraint as unions and political groups assess the new regime and its impact on labor and democracy.
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Port Vendres
Spanish Frontier
Associated Press
Dyliberatia
Speiker Molgudades Alvares
Joe Minty
Spain
Jendingg Socialista
Daylight Escape From Portis County Jail
A daylight escape occurred at Portis county jail when 2d Vollmer formerly of Carthage Missouri broke through an outside window ice and fled after being held for trial on automobile theft. Bloodhounds tracked his trail as officers pursued him.
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Portis County
2D Vollmer
Carthage
Vollmer
Liberty
Midland CPA Meeting Schedule Clarified
The Midland CPA announces its regular meeting next Wednesday in Midland. Members convene on the second and fourth Wednesdays of each month, outlining the ongoing schedule for the organization.
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Midland C. P. A
Sheld
Midland
Lawrence City Clerk Illness and Marital Notice
Former Lawrence city clerk Hi Frank AL Brocks is seriously ill and Mrs Brock’s health has broken down. Married by Probate Judge Stanley Muikey and Lucille Haislip of Kansas City were wed today by Probate Judge Menger. Miss Abbie Steve is a guest in Lake.
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Frank AL. Brocks
Lawrence
Brocks
Stanley Muikey
Lucille Haislip
Kansas City
Menger
Abbie
Steve
Greco Italian Settlement Praised By Motta At League Assembly
Ex president Motta hailed the settlement of the Greco Italian crisis and urged the League of Nations to interpret the accord as final. The disarmament commission approved additional articles for a multilateral pact of restraint and the assembly considers the draft for early presentation.
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Geneva
Associated Press
Switzerland
Assembly
Juapgie of Nations
Motta
Council of the League
Conference of
M. Motte
Thaly
League
League of Mations
Litisaime
Lawrence football season to feature boxing coach Dixon
Pomply Dixon, ring veteran with 162 amateur bouts, will stay in Lawrence during football season to coach and advise the varsity squad. He plans daily shadow boxing and practical tips to boost training and boxing-style conditioning under Prof. C. Allen and athletic director in city athletics. Dixon has fought notable names including Kilbane twice for featherweight title and aims to become an athletic director.
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Pomply
Lawrines
C. Allen
Tufle
Warsis City
Dy Pph
Reily
Kateas City
Woxer
Dison
Attu
Fact Ling Nelson
Joe Mandott
Joe Rivers
Johnny Kilh Tane
Dixont
Kilhine
Fishies
Lawrence
Dixon
Tusiu
TRC
Point Acne
Attorney General Spillman to Convene National Gasoline Conference
Attorney General Spillman called a national conference of all attorneys generals at the Old Colony club in Chicago on December 15 to 17 to investigate the national gasoline situation. The move follows action at the national meeting of attorneys general in Minneapolis. First frost in Geary County Junction City reported, a night frost the first of the season in the lowlands last night, with a minimum temperature of 49 degrees.
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Spillman
Old Colony Club
Chicago
Minneapolis
Geary County
Junction City
Seed Wheat Purchases Reach Fifty Thousand Bushels
Kansas City reports fifty thousand bushels of seed wheat at one dollar per bushel were bought for the Central Seed Wheat Association this week. H M Bainer, a South Wheat Improvement director and seed wheat pool manager, announced the purchase from G W Burke elevator at Little River Kansas. The hard winter wheat tests sixty pounds per bushel, No 1 grade, and will be shipped to four Kansas counties the association serves.
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Kansas City
Central Seed Wheat Association
H. M. Bainer
South Wheat Improvement of
Lron
Rhiner
G. W. Burke
Little River
Kansas
Central See Wheat Association
Robinson gym hosts first al-Cniy convocation ceremony
The university held its convocation in Robinson Gym with Chancellor Lindley addressing a large student body. He urged students to steer their own course, honor ancestors, manage money, and balance study with recreation while pursuing degrees at the University or elsewhere in coming years.
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Jin
Robinson Gymasim
EF. HH. Lindley
Jist Ag
Aleifa
Edi
Lindsey
Eme
Dr. Lindl
Frank Strong
W. BR. Downing
Registration at Rest Rooms Reaches Four Hundred Mark
The Chamber of Commerce reports over four hundred people registered at the community rest rooms since late September. Mrs Moo Lawrence, matron, notes tourist visitors are dwindling but steady. About thirty school children dine there daily, though not counted in registrations.
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Chamber of Commerce
Moo. Lawrence
Fron
Odd Fellows Initiation Tonight at Encampment No 4
Odd Fellows encampment No 4 holds initiation night at the fed hall with O Curd and C Burumsey leading two teams. Teams compete to recruit the most members in an Odd Fellows campaign. The losing team will treat the winners to a celebration.
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Feds
O. Curd
C. Bo Rumsey
Big Springs fair judges livestock and farm trials
The judge, serving at Big Springs er, will assess farm predants and livestock excluding horses and mules at the Big Springs fair next Tuesday and Wednesday. Mrs. J. J. Corel has returned home after illness at Memon hospital, visiting Dr. Alex Ravensway of Booneville, who is staying with his sister Mrs. H. C. Hopper at 1524. I traveled to Kansas with Witvens for the day.
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Big Springs
J. J. Corel
Memon Hospital
Alex’ Ravensway
Booneville, Mo
H.C. Hopper
Kansas
Witvens Fatadee
Checks Proposal to Special Board Feasibility Hearing
A survey and report by engineers from Kansas University and KSAC, to study the feasibility of changes to the Bowersock Mills dam on the Kaw River at Lawrence. The Public Utilities Commission, chaired by Clyde M Reed, heard testimony from representatives of Bowersock, Douglas County, the Union Railroad, and others. The hearing, conducted at the courthouse, weighed flood control and related effects.
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Topeka
Bawersock Mills
Power Company
Kaw
Lawrence
Chaim Clyde M. Reed
J. 2. Worsley
Bowersock
of Lawrence
Douglas County of Commissioners
Union Fe Yailroads
State
Reed Me
Court House
Public Utilities Commission
Quieting title suit grant in district court action
In district court Judge Ustgehans grants a judgment for Myytie against Luguet Fiegehein to quiet title to real estate against all defendants. Arthur Porter is ordered to pay costs on abandonment. The divorce case Elizabeth Able versus Frank Able is set for Tadee High Means tomorrow. The suit Zolah Mouse versus Frank EL House will be tried by Means.
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Myytie
Ivy
Browns Paper Mill Foreman Dies After Fall at Work
Arthur J. Brown age unknown, long time foreman at a local paper mill, died after collapsing while at his workstation near the viaduct. He fell in the plant before 7 AM and was attended by physicians. Survived by wife and two small children, with funeral arrangements to be announced. His father J T L Brown also works at the mill. The death is attributed to a sudden collapse and is under inspection.
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Arthur J. Brown
Tereser Street
Teo Ow
Fae
Mar
Ori
J. TL. Brown
Road Dragging Efforts Continue to Ease Mud on County Highways
Crews worked yesterday to dry mud on county roads and may drag remaining gumbo spots until tomorrow or the next day. This morning they left rock teams on Twin Mound road while highway work proceeds to clear routes when no other option remains.
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Twin Mound
Flood Destruction Reported From Tottori Japan
AP dispatch from Tokio reports five hundred houses destroyed in the recent flood near Tottori. The fate of about 5,500 missing persons remains unconfirmed as communication is difficult. Tottori, a city of about 80 000 to 40 000 population, lies in the Sendaige valley near Kyoto.
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Tokio
Associated ! Pressi
Tottori
Yokohama
Kyoto
Japan
Kennedy Estate Survey Planned Near Lawrence
County engineer KK Truebroad surveys the Kennedy estate about two miles east of Lawrence for Frank Kennedy to aid in dividing the estate. The survey aims to map boundaries and assist in planning the division of assets and property within the estate.
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Kennedy
One of the Biggest Whisky Thefts Reported
In St Louis on September 21 Associated Press reports federal officials say 893 barrels of whisky were stolen from the Jack Daniel distillery bonded warehouse. Each barrel held forty two gallons, with a retail value around 800 thousand dollars. A later check showed 894 barrels. the near-door barrel held the full amount while the others were diluted with water.
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St. Louis
Associated Pres
Masons to Meet for Thirteenth District Exemplar Work
The final meeting of the Thirteenth district at the Masonic lodge is set for Monday at the Masonic temple. Members from Linwood Baldwin Perc y De Soto and Lawrence lodges will participate in exemplification of the Third degree with sessions starting at 1 30 p m and work resuming at 7 20 p m The program includes Second degree exemplification by De Soto and Decomp ton and First degree work by Linwood Perc y and Lawrence lodges. A round of fellowship will follow at 6 00 p m with officers listed from Lawrence and Linwood lodges and district chairs named.
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Masonic Lodge
Masonic Temple
Lodses
Linwoed
Baldwin
Pev Y
Buttera
Fonganoxie
Lecompton
de Soto
Lawrence
William E. Cain
Mel Ciarvey Q. Davis
Tectura
Linwood
Caldwin, Percy
Pudera
Decompton
Pes and Lawrence
Fede
Masonig Temple
G O'Elark
Tila Aclock
Frank
Smith
Janwrence Lodge
Robert
MeColloch
Rev Harris Leads Evening Services at North Lawrence Church
Attendance has grown nightly at North Lawrence Christian church as Rev W L Harris the evangelist delivers sermons. Tonight at 7 o clock the subject is Gods Hope for the Lost and Sunday morning at 7 30 the topic is Three Gas Sound. Virginia Harris the evangelist's daughter will conduct a public table drift at Sunday services.
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Eaven
Virginia Harris
Qransgelist
New Prison Board Member Named in Sept. Action
Jefferson City announces a new prison board member with Sept. action. Republican H. B. Moffin named to chair prison board replacing A T Hollesbeck of Weel Phillis who resigns as governor Hyde names successor Dowd.
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New Prison Board
Jefferson City
Sept
H. BK. Moffin
Dowd
Hyde
A. T. Hollesbeck
Weel Phillis
Plan Scottish Rite Reunion in Lawrence October
The fall reunion of the Scottish Rite Mystic Masons, Valley of Lawrence, will be held the last week in October. Men are to be invited to entertain a large number of Mayuga in Lawrence during the reunion.
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Valley of Lawrence
Lawrence
High School Mixer Brings Staff Together
A mixer for the high school teachers was held in home economics rooms this afternoon to help new and old staff get acquainted. In English classes on September 28, students will complete oral and written compositions on temperance and prohibition topics. The high school assembly, previously set for today, has been postponed to Monday morning with the Budget staff in charge.
Former students honor Dr Bailey on long teaching career
Former students of Dr E H S Bailey of the University chemistry department attend a celebration of his fortieth anniversary as professor and seventy fifth birthday. A 6:30 banquet at the Whitman tea room features speeches from Chancellor Lindley and other faculty, with remarks on Bailey's career and research.
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E. H. S. Bailey
Bactor Bailey
K. U
Vector Bailey
Doctor Bailey
Wietemann
The
Univer
Frank Strom
Universty
Lindley
Cniversity
Elc. Franklin
American Society
D. To. Willard
Manhattan
Doctor Ba
Kansas Academy of Science
Dad
Bailey
Chemistry Department
Sidney Calvert
Varsity of Missouri
M. KK
RL Weidlein
Alums
Fire Prevention Week Observed By Lawrence Chamber
The Lawrence Chamber of Commerce will sponsor Fire Prevention Week in Lawrence from October 7 to 13 with city cooperation. The campaign, urged by the National Chamber of Commerce, recognizes four city classes for best fire prevention work. Lawrence, under 20 000 population, may enter, with merchants reporting fire safety efforts and city officials ready to assist. Airplanes Leave Havana for Florida Next, American Marine planes from Haiti to St Louis pass Havana, then head toward Florida. Pilots Lieutenants Ford Rogers and Horace Palmer plan Miami or Daytona as the next stop, depending on endurance of the flight.
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Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Lawrence
National Charter of Commerce
Wich
Havana
Cuba
Wy American Marine
Haiti
St. Louis
Jolie
Florida
Ford Rogers
Horace Palmer
Miami
Daytona
Explosion Victim Kendig Dies in Washington Labor Blast
The death today of James E. Kendig of Salunga Pennsylvania increases the toll to five killed from the laboratory explosion yesterday at the Bureau of Standards. Five others remain hospitalised in critical condition. New District Attorney Walden of Joplin named a special assistant unit to handle the case.
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Washington
Stat
James E. Kendig
Salunga
Bureau of Standards
Washington, Sept
Walden of
Joplin
Ict
W Ssourt
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