No Limit on Democratic Fund Says Gerard
Former ambassador J. W. Gerard testified at the senate campaign inquiry that the Democratic finance committee would accept any amount from a single donor, with a $2,000,000 total deemed sufficient for the national campaign. He said he aimed to raise about $2.9 million and noted receipts showing donations from Baruch, Doheny, Belmont, Wadard, and others, while stressing the need to avoid shocking the public.
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Washington
Democratic France Committee
Democratic National Campaign
J. W. Gerard
Germany
Senate
Baruch
National Finance Committee
Gerare
Kenyon
Gerard
Democratiz
Tarich
Rich
Gerard Announnerd
National Committee
E. L. Doheny
Kenyon Read
Augusta Belmont
Joseph T. Wadard
Kenyar Read
Spain
Parent-Teacher Meeting at Hetain High School Auditorium
A special meeting for high school students is planned tomorrow at 8 o clock in Hetain High School auditorium. Superintendent H. Smith will speak on the functions of a Parent-Teachers Association and members of the association and mothers council will discuss. Piano music by Arlo Holts. Attendance urged by parents. Major Sam G. Clarke to attend a Company A banquet in Coffeyville Kansas Sunday night.
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High Schol
H. ¥. Smith
Parent-Techers’ Association
Hich School
Acsceinsion
Mother's Council
Arlo Holts
Senak
Coffeyville
Sam G. Clarke
139Th Infantry
Kansas
Third
Missouri
The Weather Kaneas Forecast Unsettled
The Kaneas forecast predicts unsettled weather with periods of rain and variable winds for today and Thursday. Expected temperatures remain mild with scattered showers possible across the region.
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Kaneas
Grand Army in Parade at Indianapolis Encampment
The Grand Army of the Republic in Indianapolis for the annual encampment planned a parade with over 10,000 members taking part in the crown event of the week. The procession was set to start at 10 o'clock with a shorter route than in prior years and automobiles provided for those unable to march.
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Indianapolis
GAR
Shaw Fails to Appear at Lawrence Speaking Engagement
The absent Leslie M. Shaw, former U S secretary of the treasury under McKinley, was not in Lawrence for a court house speech. Thomas Urrles filled in, attacking Wilson era war policies and Versailles League provisions, drawing applause from the audience.
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Testie
Cretary
The
Treasury
McKinley
Lawrence
Court House
Shaw
Thomas Urrles
Woodrow Wilson
League of Nations
Harley Toll
Ilson
Wilson
France
Harley
Shantung
Appda
Weailont
Mytlowine
Tom ‘Tarles Anator da
Bartons
Bishop Carter Speaks Tonight at Republican Meeting
The Republican campaign meeting at the court house at 3 will feature Nishan R. A. Carter, newly appointed colored Methodist bishop, with W. G. Brown presiding and Rev. G. N. Jackson offering the invocation. Music by the audience and the Douglas County Patriotic association. Mrs. J. Mitchell reads the Declaration. Milton Sims and George Wyton reminisce. Emancipation anniversary adds significance.
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Court House
Nishan R. A. Carter
W. GC. Brown
Douglas County Republican Elith
G. N. Jackson
Douglas County Patriotic Association
J. Heitchell
Republican Club
Milton Sims
George Wyton
Socialist seats vacated as New York Assembly unseats three
In Albany five Socialist assembly members were again unseated amid a five hour debate. Oxford unseated August Cluenseny and Lewis Weddin, both Manhattan, along with Charles Ssicman of Kings for the second line, while Orr and DeWitt resigned rather than sit with what they called an American hiedy. The Assembly reversed earlier moves to remove Orr and DeWitt, who were ousted last spring.
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Albany
N.Y
Assembly
Eleewui
Lowissaure
Socializt
Oxford
August Cluenseny
Manhattan
The
Socializt Delecation
Lewis Weddin
Charles Ssicman
Kings
Secon Line
Samuel Orrand
Samuel Dewitt
Tie Tronx
Claesens
Waldman
Solomon
Orr
DeWitt
Iech
Saving the Gas Campaign Aims to Prevent Winter Shortage
Topeka reports a gas shortage threat this winter unless rapid action is taken. The Kansas Natural Gas Conservation Committee, appointed by the Kansas Court of Industrial Relations, will lead a state wide drive. Members include T. S. Strickler, chairman, C. I. Nemphries, J. O. Ripsey, and H. L. Montgomery, representing producing and distributing firms.
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Topeka
Kansas Natural Gas Conservation Committee
Kansas Court of Industrial Relations
T. S. ‘Strickler
Industrial Court
C. It Nemphries
Hutchingon
J. O. Ripsey
Wichita
H. L. Montgomery
Conference Growing At City Hall On Mothers In Organizing Health
In Lawrence the conference centers on mothers guiding public health at city hall. Sessions advise diet and general care of the well being of children amid rising interest in public health, with the fire prevention drive emphasized by experts. A burglary attempt at 711 Indiana Street was reported last night but not confirmed by police. Mrs Tattan of Sandine visits her parents for five weeks.
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Public
Realth Department
City Hall
Lawrence
H. Cohn
Indiana Steel
Twenty-Two Students Granted BA Degrees in Summer Session
Dean J G Brandt and the College at Ko U approved twenty two degrees for the Bachelor of Arts in a meeting last night. The registrar’s records list recipients including Adolph Bovse Mary Lou Lawrence Brunson Eureka Helen Louise Chambers TLaw Lenses Elvar Ducke Wichita Tloyd Fduxie Lilian Vir Topeka Edith Adelaide Frisbie Bounier Springs Ora Rimsass City Joseph Russe risen Garnett Moinard Gy enbacker Lauvr emnee Jeane Ruth burn Hines tiatona Marcus Albert Thai Lawrence fet en Hast Wiviita Orentys Hill Kansas City Mitchell Bintineton Rise Kansas City volds Tiialton Pern Schick Lawrence M Anne Stewart Kar George Finnett fi dprome Von Winifred Lawtener.
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J. G. Brandt
Ko U
Desiree
Adolph = Bovse
Mary Loui- Lawrence
Brunson
Eureka
Helen Louise Chambers
Tlaw- Lenses
Elvar Ducke
Wichita
Tloyd F Duxie
Lilian Vir
Winifred Lawtener
Saturday Big Day for DeMolay Boys in Lawrence
Kansas City DeMolay chapter initiates and institutes members in Lawrence at the Masonic Temple. A full day of ceremonies includes processions, a parade led by the Haskell band, a lunch, football game, and the formal installation of Lawrence chanter officers, ending with a concluding procession to the Interurban station.
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Order of de- Mohiy
Lawrence
Masonic Temple
Order of DeMolay
Kansas City
Royal Order
DeMolay
Temple
Trierurhias Station
Haskell Band
Semple
Haskell
Lawrence Chanter
Interaricn
Kansas City Officers Discover Stolen Silks in Transit
A Kansas City inquiry uncovered 824,200 worth of silks believed stolen en route. Officials found the packing box covers displaced and items rearranged, with wool and related goods noted missing or misplaced during transport. The incident prompts further investigation by local authorities.
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C.F. Decker
Kansas City
Chicura
Kansans
County COTA Refund On Auto Licenses
The secretary of state's office reports a COTA refund of 296105 dollars for auto license taxes. Douglas County treasurer notes the state plan refunds the county for license fees, with funds directed to the county's special road fund under 1919 act provisions.
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County
COT
Recamar W. Li
McKone
Taday
Douglas Ty
Douglas County
Mac Swiney Enters Forty-First Hunger Strike Day
London reports Terence Mac Swiney Lord Mayor of Cork began his forty first day of hunger strike at Brixton prison with no change from yesterday. Prison physicians say the prisoner shows no clear appetite or nourishment acceptance or refusal.
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London
Terence Mac Swiney
Cork
Brixton Prison
Limerick Manufacturer Shot Dead in Dublin Hotel
A prominent Limerick businessman was shot dead this morning in his hotel apartment in central Dublin. Police report the assailants as alleged to be black and tan.
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Limerick
Dublin
Lynch
Old
Irotarians Rally for Haskell Victory Support
Rotary club of Haskell backs athletic program and Good Roads amendment plans. Meeting at Chamber of Commerce discussed proceeding with fundraising, road condition display buttons, and securing school support to retain the Lawrence Traves as secretary, with Evertt Bradley and Kendric noted in attendance.
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Rotary Club
Haskell
Werkle Laneheon
Comreais Tordac
Board of
Educative
Lawrence Traves
Good Reads Association
Sted
Stoexch
Jon
Dees City
Lawrence
Everett J. Bradley
K. U
Olyme Mes
Hiy Brother
Vf, Kendric
The
University School of Fine Arte
Vis
Vinlia Tole
Tyree Park to Host Board Fair With Free Parking
A local board announces a fair at Tyree Park to be held Tuesday through Thursday with free parking for all cars. Officials promise ample space and clear paths for safe entry and exit, aiming to ease traffic and accommodate drivers.
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Board of Eturs
Wondkwadlwik
Whoopins Cough Prevatent Topekiy Sept 22
Fragmented OCR notes report a disease outbreak with a pronounced cough, referencing multiple locations and dates around September 22. The text mentions tepid or unclear medical terms and pairing with a general alert about illness, suggesting a public health notice in early reporting.
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Kmi
Smoky Containment Reported In Oetes Incident
A brief dispatch notes a smoky containment situation involving listed parties, with authorities responding and area precautions in effect. No further details on casualties or exact location are provided in the fragment.
Watson’s likely Senate seat for Georgia under Democrats
Tom Watson, former Populist presidential hopeful, appears headed for the U S Senate representing Georgia after a Democratic nomination in the Weent primary, defeating Smith and the Governor.
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Atlanta
Tom Watson
Georgia
United States Senate
Watson
Smith
Japanese in Tokyo Seek Bold Negotiations on Race and Rights
Japanese government plans vigorous pursuit of U S anti Japanese legislation negotiations and push for racial equality in the League as Tokyo and California labor groups urge harmonious cooperation. Police silenced Representative Kodama at a Y M C A meeting while denouncing American militarism amid tensions over naval expansion.
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Tokio
Associated Press
Met
League of Nations
Hachi-Shimbun
Diplomatic Advisory Council
Adoptel
California
Kodama
Che
Church Appointments At Brethren conference district leaders named
At the closing session of the Late Brethren conference in Topeka district officers were appointed including BE. E. MeAfferty as superintendent and OH. New yer named pastor at Lecompton. A fall list enumerates several ministers assigned to Big Springs Corning Coffeyville and other communities with numerous names such as J. W. Taylor H. W. issionaries to Wimmer in Africa and J. W. Benn.
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S Rt
Lev. Testerinaty
Law- Pras
Topeka
BE. E. MeAfferty
Appuigter Pigter
Sayner Church
N. H. Huff
Porter
OH. Newyer
Lecompton
CG. Cray
Big Springs
Poche “Pope
I. Cc. Krieg
A. ©. Tudor
Corning
Coffeyville
G. H.bus
Wol. Brown
EL Rabbins
T. Wecrus
J. T. Ken
Feuss Prink- Vireil Mesili Fort One Rats
L. Montgomery
Iov. Thompson
Greeley
J.D. Stevens
Helton
J. Mi. Minion
S Vaughn
Ford Price Effect Spurred Early Car Sales in Lawrence
The Journal-World reports POSD sales agent Smith offered Paris Jordson vehicles with new prices boosting early purchases. The first sale went to J H Meare for a touring car before noon, with more units sold by 1 pm to G A Esterly Rh Manley Burdenkircher and others. Dealers noted Ford price cuts driving strong demand and market activity. Richard Wagstaff traveled to Kansas City on business.
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CW. Smith
Paris
Jordson
Lawrence Tedas
Journal-Workd
Mary
Beore & Oeck
J. H. Meare
Mr. Smith
G. A. Esterly
Miller
Manley
Burdenkircher
Water power breakdown hits town lights and current
A failure at one Bowersock plant wheel reduced available electricity during a heavy load period as university activities begin. Lights were dim and motors labored, with repairs by noon expected. Superintendent J T Skinner notes the peak demand as houses fill.
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Bowersock
J. T. Skinner Electric Railway
Merang
Meeting Called by University Endowment Association
A meeting of the University Endowment Association is set for October 2 in the Chancel office. Notices were sent to members including H. Lindley J. W. Glee Irving Hill William Allen White W.Y. Morgan Mrs. John Edwards Thornton Cooke Charles F. Scott J. H. Challis Clyde Miller Olin Temrlin William Herbert Carruth Frank Strene serves as president of the association.
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Gerard
Senatdy “Kenyon
Kepublican
Ohio
Democratic Finance Committee
Charles B. Alexander
Allen Ryan
John B. Stanchfiell
Morgan J. O’brien
Thomas L. Chadbourne
William Church Osborn
R. Thornton Wilson
Frank M. Patterson
Frank I. Crocker
George Gordon Battle
Daniel O
University Endowment Association
University
H. Lindley
J. W. Glee
St. Louis
Irving Hill
Lawrence
William Allen White
Emporia
W.Y. Morgan
Hutchinson
John Edwards
Euneka
Thornton Cooke
Kansas City
Charles F. Scott
Iola
J .H. Challis
Atchison
Clyde Miller
Toneka
Olin Temrlin
The
William Herbert Carruth
Leland Stenford Universty
de Frank Strene
Univers Enrowment Association
Liars
Freshman Chapel to Open Series at Fraser Chapel
Freshman chapel exercises begin tomorrow afternoon at 4 20. Chancellor E H Lindley will address new students on university expectations while Sandy Winsor and two cheerleaders prepare to teach war cries of the Jurhawkers.
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Fraser Chapel
E. H. Lindley
Sandy Winsor
Uie Ponte
Jurhawkers
University sees 3276 registrations by noon today
Registrar reports 3276 registrations by noon with 50 added since Monday. Dean J G Brandt's office notes many late enrollments and numerous changes. Work has piled up requiring overtime to finish the records.
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J. G. Brandt
Church Pictures Wed Readay Evening at First Christian
The second in a series of Wednesday evening pictures at the First Christian Church begins at 7:45 this evening. The feature is Clodhopper followed by a travel film about Nebraska and a comedy Dowstairs and Up. Admission is free and the public is invited.
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First Christian Church
Essin
Borneo
Dowstairs
Cherryvale Population and Miscellany Noted in Dispatch
Washington report states Cherryvale Kansas has 4 608 residents, up 204 or two percent. Other items note earthquake resistant Mexican walls three to six feet thick and a curious true Japanese etiquette about not using a fan near cut flowers. Oklahoma resident A W Scott visited Lawrence relatives Monday and Tuesday. Pisats with white blossoms appear in the write-up.
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Mexico
A. W. Scott
Drumright
Oklahoma
Lawrence
Visitors Tour Kansas City Trade Trip Delayed in Lawrence
Kansas Kansas Chamber of Commerce tour of college towns faced delays as a caravan of thirty cars arrived late in Lawrence around 1:30 am. The group met by Sweeney and Russell, with a university welcome by Chancellor Lindley, and a campus demonstration planned at the University of Kansas Field. Despite enthusiasm, the stay was cut short and the program curtailed, leaving students returning home for supper.
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Goodfell
Kansas “Cats
Kansas
Chamber of Commerce
Lawrence
Eudora
Sweeney
Chamber of Commerce Entrent Committee
Russell
Haskell
Universe of
Lindley
W. Bailey
Visi Commercial Organization
Ers
Bithur J. Stanley
Towse
Viel
Regre
Kansas, Kansas
Chamber of Comme Pians
Hutchinson
Balti
Alfred G. Hill
Alumni Association
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Brazil
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