Oklahoma Governor Warns Legislature Against Extraordinary Session
Oklahoma City Sept 22 Gov Walton warned lawmakers not to convene an extraordinary session and threatened martial law to block any meeting He said a mob would be unlawful and that Klansmen were behind efforts to impeach or punish opponents The case ties Walton to a wide crackdown on mob violence and Klan activity across Tulsa Shawnee and Oklahoma City
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Oklahoma City
Associated Press
Oklahoma
Legislative Assembly
Nature
Covernor Walton
Grand Dragon
N C. Jewett
Ku Klux Kien
Jewett
E. R. Merriman
Oklshoma
Walton
House of Representatives
Ku Klus Klan
Ku Klux Klan
Tulse
Shawnee
Tulsa
Ku Klux Klan Initiation Alleged at White House
Charleston West Virginia dispatch reports Rev Basil E. Bowers claims Klan initiation occurred in the White House dining room during a Hurricane charity gathering. White House officials deny the claim as absurd saying the statement is ridiculous.
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White House
West Virginia
Washington
Basil E
Charleston
W. Va
Ku’ Klux Klan
Ton
Oklahoma
Klan Imperial Council
Klinsmen
House of Representatives
United States Senate
Harding Cabinet
T.churchman
Charles
Klan
Five Town Picnic Program At Tonganoxie Planned
The Five Town picnic at Tonganoxie for next Thursday will proceed as planned. Committees secured consent of speakers including Chancellor Lindley Captain Tillotson Gen Harry A Smith Fort Leavenworth and others to attend and address the celebration. The Haskell Institute band will perform among four bands at the picnic grounds, with baseball games slated between Topeka Tonganoxie Leavenworth and Kansas City Kansas. Blue cards printed with Lawrence will be issued at the Chamber of Commerce secretary’s office for drivers traveling to Tonganoxie.
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Tonganoxie
Chancellor Lindley
J. J. Tillotson
Harry A. Smith
Fort Leavenworth
Frank Smith
Kansans City
German premiers confer as Streseman calls state leaders
Berlin reports Chancellor Streseman summoned the heads of Germany the federated states for a conference on the Rohr situation. The gathering is expected Tuesday and seen as signaling early action on the issue of abandoning passive resistance. In Neenah Wisconsin five sacks of mail including registered items were stolen from the Chicago and Northwestern baggage room early today.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Streseman
Germany
Neenah
Wis
Chicago and Northwestern Road
McCray resignation question to be debated by Republican committee
Indianapolis Sept 22 a meeting of the Republican state committee will consider whether Governor McCray should resign over financial difficulties. The call was issued by state chairman C A Walb after talks with Harry New Uy 5 Senator James G. Watson and others. McCray says he has done nothing wrong and will remain in office if creditors are paid.
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Indianapolis
McCray
Republican State Committee
State Committee
C A. Walb
Harry New
Uy 5
James G. Watson
Joseph B. Kealing
Republican National
Indiana
James P. Goodrich
Watson
Ieaders
State Bonus Payment Figures In Topeka
In Topeka on September 22 a total of 26,500 bonus claims have been paid to date. The last claim paid today was 314, with 473 new claims arriving in the past week. County-board filings will bring total claims to about 74,000, with 46,000 examined and 73,022 received by bonus headquarters. The average incoming claims have been 1002 per week for nine weeks.
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Topeka
Yous
White
Wreck Inquiry Hears Of Abnormal Currents Off Arguello
NO UNUSUAL CURRENTS San Diego Calif Sept 22 Abnormal currents affecting navigation noticed off Point Arguello Sept 9 the day after destroyers slammed into rocks near there Captain N E Cousins master of Ruth Alexander testified at the naval court of inquiry resuming here All thirteen defendants will testify starting Monday after requesting permission to tell all about the wreck
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San Diego
Calif
Associated _ Press
Point Arguello
N. E. Cousins
Pacific Steamship Company
Ruth Alexander
Naval Court of ‘Inquiry
Edward H. Watson
French Reaction to Press Over Baldwin Poincare Meeting
The French foreign office expresses surprise at British press comments about this week’s Baldwin Poincare talks. Quai d Orsay deprecates ongoing press controversy and notes the interview’s ethical tone and the communique, reportedly drafted in English by Sir William Tyrell and approved by Prime Minister Baldwin.
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Dariz
Baldwin
Poincare
William Tyrell
Hesse to Study in Chicago for MBA at Chicago University
Charles Hesse's son TO study AT CHICAGO C. Gerald Hesse will depart tomorrow evening for Chicago to pursue a master's degree in the School of Business Administration at Chicago University. He is a graduate of K C and has served as manager of the Lawrence Brick and Tile Co. for over two years while continuing his studies.
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C. Gerald Hesse
Charles Hesse
Mississippi Street
Chicago
Worl
Fire Strikes Greek Houses in Berkeley Causing Losses
Among the destroyed buildings are the Alpha Tau Omega and Alpha Chi Omega fraternity and sorority houses in Berkeley California with Delta Delta Delta and Zeta Tau Alpha also left homeless. Baker University hosts later chapters for the two sororities. Student Bandit confesses to bank robbery in Mexico Missouri per police.
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Tire Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity
Alpha Chi Omega
Berkeley
Concert Tickets Selling Fast for Chamlee at University
The University Concert series expects strong attendance as advance ticket sales surge. Dean Donald Swarthout reports mail from many out of town patrons and highlights Mario Chamlee's October 6 concert as the opening event.
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Fine Arts Schol
Donald Swarthout
Tusie
Mario Chamlee
Chamlee
Dean Swarthout
Lawrence
Haskell Braves Open Season With Score Parade
Haskell field opened with a high scoring first quarter as Haskell and Kansas City University clashed. John Levi sprinted 2 yards for a touchdown on the opening kickoff drive, giving Haskell a 33 to 0 lead as KL C. UL struggled. lineman Levi left the field after an injury later in the quarter.
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Haskell Field
Haskell Braves
Kansas City University
Haskell
KL C. UL
John Levi
Livi
Relieved guard captain departs Tulsa duty
Stant Judge Advocate Captain Joseph C Looney has been relieved from duty and returns to civilian status effective today. Looney, also a state senator from Wewoka, left for the capital after his release. Other guard officer changes announced include Lt Lloyd O'Dell removed, and Captains A E Wallis and Charles Swee transferred to the Oklahoma City commission.
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Tulsa
Dpress
Ian
Looney
State Senate
Wewaka
Tulsa County
Lloyd O'Dell
A. E. Wallis
Charles Swee
Oklahoma Ci Commission
Seven for Greco Italian mission slaying tied to Janina
Reports from Trome claim police in southern Alabama arrested an Epirote named Jarelli who confessed to being part of a seven person group that ambushed and killed General Tel Uni and others of the Italian boundary mission near Janina. The incident fueled the Greco Italian crisis and authorities hope the entire plot will be uncovered and all guilty defendants named.
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Trome
Ceyrokastron
Alabamg
Jarelli
Tel- Uni
Janina
Reunion marks 75th birthday of Dr Bailey at Missouri event
Former students and faculty gathered at Wiedemann's Grill to celebrate Dr E H S Bailey's seventy five years and forty years of service. Toasts by Dr Frank Strong and university officials praised his work with the American Chemical Society and Kansas Academy of Science. Alumni highlighted the impact on graduates, with greetings from the Agricultural College and the University of Missouri as the banquet stretched into late evening.
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Cnique
Wiedemann
Grill
Toni Whin
Firff
E. H
Bailey
Frank Strong
Br. Bailey
Wota
O. McCray
Franklin
American Chismient Society
HL J. Cady
Kansas, Academy of Science
McCollum
Harold Greider
Ta. Bailey
K. UU
Dr. Bailey
J. T. Willard
Agricultural College
Sidnay
Calvent
University of Missouri
Dr Strong
Seen Former Soldier Files Bonus Claims Changes Addresses
Former soldiers who filed bonus claims show updated addresses per county bonus board. Several bonus checks have been returned as unclaimed to the state office. one belonged to William King of 40 Indiana Street. The board is actively working to locate check owners while roughly one new bonus application is filed daily and sent to the state office in July.
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Willian King
Indiana Street
Lui
Fire destroys Berkeley home and losses at Chittenden property
Prof G Goldsmith reports his mother's home at 1 Chittenden Berkeley burned with furnishings and valuables including a Ming dynasty vase. Mrs Chittenden fled to Paul Goldsmith in Alameda after the blaze. Wind spared Wendell Latimer's home, though flames nearly reached it. Government orders seizure of warehouses tied to a whiskey theft totaling about 10 million dollars.
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G. Goldsmith
Chittenden
Berkeley
Scenic Avenue
Goldsmith
Lawrence
Wendell L. Latimer
University of
Washington
Internal Revenue Collector
St. Louis
Jack Daniel
Parker Distilling Company
Dr Moore Reports Drift Boat From Grand Canyon Expedition
University geology head Prof R C Moore describes a dangerous capsize on the U S Geological Survey Grand Canyon expedition. The drifting boat was sighted near Kingman Arizona as the party mapped a potential dam site to irrigateUtah New Mexico Nevada Arizona and California.
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R. C. Maore
Kingman
Arizona
United States Geological Survey
Doctor Moore
A. N. Pungerford
Moore
Utps
Utah
New Mexico
Nevada
California
Trlien Boulers
Wills Hive
Profes Moory
Capyan
Department of Geology
Atirg Kingman
Ariz
United States Syreological Survey
Colorado River
Wand
Katherine
Colorado
Cal. C. H. Birdseye
Emory Kolb
Grand Canyon
FE. C. Larus
Bovernment
Kansas University
Kanzas State
Mexico youth denies role in Kansas City robbery
Paul Burgett, 20, from Mexico Missouri, arrested in connection with a Kansas City bank robbery, denies involvement. Burgett, a military academy student, had a reputation for good character. An officer with a warrant traveled from Kansas City to Mexico for the case.
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Mexico
Paul, Burgett
Mexico Military Academy
Quindaro Bank
Kansas City
Paul Burgett
Heli
Quindara State Bark
Burgett
Military Academy
Kansas
Bulgaria Declares Martial Law Across the Country
Paris reports Sofia has announced the government will declare martial law to stop insurrectionary agitation. An official denial says no provisional revolutionary government exists, with outbreaks confined to southern Bulgaria.
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Paris
Legation
Sofia
Bulgaria
Judge Means Gives Judgments in District Court
In district court this morning Judge Hugh Means issued judgments on several cases at the courthouse. The May term will close later this month as he clears remaining suits. Dave Murphy pleaded guilty to charges related to Dr Westerly's dodge and a Rege car, receiving hard labor in the state penitentiary for a minimum of five and maximum of fifteen years. Kenneth Farney was awarded $82.35 from Kaw Valley Cannery for compensation and medical costs due to his employment injury. Mrs Julieon McMurry obtained a divorce from Arthur McMurray on grounds of extreme cruelty. defendant defaulted. The court restored plaintiff Julya McNerney’s name and barred the defendant from her property interests. In William Ott v Lois Oz, the defendant was ordered to pay $40 for a doctor bill within forty days. Evidence was heard in Ernest J House v Zillah House contempt, with the matter taken under advisement. A motion for increased funds for a minor, Elizabeth Ableaga Able, was presented in the suit for use of support.
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Hugh Means
Court House
Judge Means
Dave Murphy
Dr. Westerly
Dodie
Rege
Kenneth Farney
H. A. Farney
Means
Kaw Valley
Julyon McMurry
Arthur McMurray
Julya McNerney
William Ott
Lois Oz
Ernest J. House
Zillah House
Bank reopens plan for American State bank reorganization
J Sweeney Sr returns from Wichita where he aided a state bank committee in pushing to reopen and charter a successor to the American State Bank which failed recently. Wichita clearing house backs reorganization and asset transfer while Kansas City clearing house endorses the plan. Two million dollars capital surplus to cover old paper. state banks may deposit reserves. M B Light, Tupelo A BR Watker, CW Miler, and J Sweeney's firm chair the effort as the state bank committee.
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J. Sweeney, Sr
Wichita
State Bank Committee
American State Bank
Wichita Clearing House
Avhign
Bankers of
Chamber of Commercy
Jarwe City
Clearing House of
Kansas City
M. B. Light
Winfield
Payhe
Tupelo A
BR. Watker
White City
CW. Miler
Hays City
Sweenes
Novak Ts Bound Over On Liquor Charge
Mike Novak was bound over to district court on a single liquor charge after a preliminary hearing with Justice Clark. A $1,400 bond was set. Novak remains in county jail. Topeka residents Jean Hefner and Novak were arrested for possession of liquor. Hefner out on bond with hearing to come. The Buick touring car involved is held by county officers.
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Mike Novak
Fort
Clark
Court House
Novak
Jean Heftiar
Topeka
Hefner
Haskell Band Concert Tomorrow Evening at 6:15
The Haskell band will give a concert tomorrow evening at 6 15 under band leader Alexander Nelovidess.
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Haskell Band
Haskell
Alexander
Nelovidess
Vinland Votes to Rebuild High School Project
Voters in Vinland approve bonds of 10 000 for a rural high school to replace the building destroyed by fire. In the Grangehall election 148 favored and 107 opposed, with about 300 eligible voters in the Athens district. Plans call for a $26 000 new building, insurance recovery of $16 000 from the old structure, and work to begin after the contract is let. The district held three elections on the measure amid legal questions and renewed interest in the project. School currently meets at the Vinland Presbyterian church and the new building is not expected to be ready for the fall term.
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Vinland
Grangehall
Athens
Secon
Presblyteriain
Ttt
Prizes Awarded in City Reading Contest
The City library held a summer reading contest awarding first to Dorothy Newlin, second to Grace Vernon, and third to Hazel Stapleton. Mayor Kreeck presented prizes of five, three, and none dollars after a brief talk on reading benefits. Diplomas were given to all class entrants by Mrs. A Henley, with thirteen of fifty completing the course.
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Dorothy Newlin
Grace “Vernon
Hazel Stapleton
Kreeck
A. Henley
Dent
Wars
ALC
Mitchell
Addie Buckminister
Library’ Board
Floyd Salveson
County Teachers Meet For Monthly School Conference
Douglas county held a morning gathering at the county superintendent’s office with round table talks on improving schools and a pupil entertainment. About three hundred hunting licenses have been issued, with many licensed to hunt when weather permits, available at the county clerk’s office and local stores.
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Oe Lane
Douglas County
Green Brothers Hardware
Jaedicke’s
Evans Auto Supply
Man sues four loan firms for 112316.80 over 1921 loan
Howard sues four loan companies in city court seeking 112316.80 damages claiming he paid 699.50 in interest on a 110 loan from 1921 and that defaulted payments caused him to lose his job as a railroad switchman with the St Louis and San Francisco line.
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Howard
St. Louis & San Francisco
Minnesota Representative Seeks Higher Wheat Tariff
Representative Anderson of Minnesota says he will bring the question of raising the wheat tariff duty to the tariff commission after a consultation with President Coolidge. The move targets protection for domestic wheat markets and may influence early trade policy discussions.
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Washington
Coolidge
Anderson
Minnesota
Tariff Commission
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N. C. Jewett
Lash
M’cray
Merchant Marine
Testifiey
C. Gerald J.hesse
Brick Company
Mumber
Dean Swarthout Avis
Maskell
Hutchinson Bank
Hutchinson
Walter Grundy
Hutchinson News Today
Europe
Dr. E. H. 8. Bailey
William Wing
Professor Goldsmith
Loser
Pire—Litimer
Sseapeil
K. U
Geological Survey
R. C. Moore
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