U S Will Rescue Smyrna Refugees
A Reuters report from Athens says Admiral Bristol informed the Greek government the United States will protect with destroyers the removal of the remaining 150000 Smyrna refugees if Greece provides transport. Americans will also shelter and sustain the refugees, with a one week embarkation limit. The Greek government accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Reuter
Athens
Bristol
United States
Smyrna
Greece
Kansas Forecast Fair Tonight and Tuesday Warmth Rise
Public weather brief notes fair conditions for tonight with rising temperatures into Tuesday. Northeast section expected to be warmer with slight increases, early morning observations recorded around 7 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Legion Head Discharged After Wichita Car Crash
Kansas American Legion state commander W P McLean was discharged from a Wichita area hospital after a Sunday automobile overturn injuries. Two Topeka industrial school boys in the car escaped serious harm. The accident occurred about ten miles east of Wichita.
Poulin Trial Sparks Wild Courtroom Scene in South Bend
Harry Poulin testifies in his own defense denying clandestine meetings with Mrs. Tiernan. Mrs Tiernan erupts calling him a liar, then collapses as the scene unfolds. Mrs Bodrick Donahoe and Prof. John Tiernan witness the tumult while Albert Davis recalls 1921 church observations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Ind
Harry Poulin
John P. Tiernan
Poulin
Paulin
Student Convocation at University Marks Annual Day
The University will hold its annual student convocation next Wednesday at 10 in Robinson Gymnasium. Student organizations will present talks in a general assembly led by Chancellor E. H. Lindsey with Dean R. A. Kent in charge. Virgil Miller the cheerleader will speak.
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Robinson Gymnasium
R. A. Kent
School of Education
Death of Ed Spencer at Santa Fe Station
Ed Spencer a 40 year old Negro helper of G. T. Neff of Bethany Missouri died of heart failure yesterday afternoon while loading race horses into a freight cart at the Santa Fe station. His home was LaClede Missouri. His wife will come to make funeral arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Spencer
G. T. Neff
Bethany
Santa Fe Station
Spencer
LaClede
Cals
Connell sues for title to Le compton land
George Connell files suit against George Armstrong and others in Le compton seeking a clear title to a specified parcel. He claims ownership of the property and requests a full allocation of property rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Connell
George Armstrong
Lecompton
Wife Desertion Charged In Local Jail
David Dodson of this city is lodged in the county jail charged with wife desertion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David
Dodson
He Didn't Leave His Name On Ford Day Idea
A Lawrence man proposed naming Ford day Baby Lincoln. Springs, away in the east, visits his sister Miss Katherine Sutton at the University. Miss Agnes Sutton traveled to Kansas City this morning. Miss Agnes Sutton of spending.
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Lawrence
Ford Day
Baby Lincoln
Springs
East
Katherine Sutton
Agnes
Sutton
Kansas City
Agnes Sutton
Spenting
Court hears push to appeal Daugherty order in shopmen clash
Chicago scene shifts as Don ald A. Richberg signals plan to petition the United States circuit court of appeals for a review of Judge Wilkerson's injunction. Officials note the fight risks long, costly litigation and strains union resources while寂 railroads press for wage and policy rulings amid the Baltimore settlement talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Donald A. Richberg
Daugherty
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Wilkerson
Richberg
Circuit Court of Appeals
Blackburn Easterline
Denver
Western
Interstate Commerce Commission
United States Labor Board
Baltimore
Thé
Alton
Harry M. Daugherty
James H. Wilkerson
Donald R. Richberg
German sailors plan experimental trans oceanic sail voyages
Hamburg September 26 Two German sailboat teams plan long ocean trials next year. One group of 18 German artists and professionals aims to circumnavigate the globe in a large vessel with a Berlin cast and a Munich doctor aboard, leaving before year’s end via Holland and varied routes and returning in about two years. The other, four sailors in a 43 foot craft, intends Hamburg to New York under Imperial Watch Club auspices, with American funding once the flag issue was rejected. departure is anticipated in spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg
The
Globe
Copenhagen
Berlin
Munich
Holland
Spain
Canary Islands
Cuba
Mexico
South America
China
Japan
India
Suez Canal
Atlantic
New York
Imperial Watch Club
Wuerttemberg
Miss Hazel Wilson Returns to Kansas
Miss Hazel Wilson is reported returning to Kansas after a week spent away. The brief note mentions the trip and upcoming plans, with no additional details about duration or companions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Wilson
Kansas
Change at Eudora as Stadler named postmaster
Will Stadler, longtime owner of the Eudora News, has been appointed postmaster of Eudora after Senate confirmation. His nomination was sent by President Harding and approval came Friday, with a mandate to take effect early in October. Stadler is well known in Lawrence and Eudora for town improvement efforts. Gus Ziesenis retires after nine years in the post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Stadler
Eudora News
Eudora
Bill Stadler
Gus Ziesenis
Wilson
ASK WAGE INCREASE IN RAILROAD HUSBAND HEARING
Chicago September 25. Railroad labor board session opened with a request to restore wartime wages and the basic eight hour day. D W Helt president of the Brotherhood of Railroad Signalmen led the petition on behalf of forty two railroads and subsidiaries. Opponents included John G Walker for eastern lines Dr C T Neal for southeastern roads and John Higgins for western lines.
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Chicago
United States
Brotherhood of Railroad Signalmen of America
D. W. Helt
Brotherhood
John G.walker
Eastern Railroads
C. T. Neal
Southeastern Roads
John Higgins
Western Lines
Mad plumber in shooting siege ends with injuries
Lester Duc la, known as the mad plumber, held police at bay on a Reading farm and tried to kill himself after tear gas bombs were dropped into the farmhouse. He was captured after a prolonged fight with a sheriff's posse aided by operatives, and is hospitalized in Emporia with a lung wound while police recover from the confrontation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emporia
Lester Duclo
Reading
Ducla
Opera
Stiff Golf Match for Second in Tri-State Play
Pittsburg County club and Pittsburg Country club with Miami Oklahoma contest for second in inter-city tri-state golf, Oak Hill Joplin leading for first. Broadview Carthage tied at 12-12. standings show Joplin 172.5, Pittsburg 106.5, Miami 92, Carthage 75. Miami at Joplin Wednesday. two games remain for Miami vs Carthage and Pittsburg vs Joplin.
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Pittsburg
Two Killed by Train In Bois D Arc Crossing
Springfield Missouri reports two killed and four injured when a Frisco freight train hit an automobile at a Bois D Arc crossing yesterday morning. The dead are Thomas Elson, 35, and Mrs. Bessie Elson, 34, with one seriously injured.
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Springfield
Bois ‘D'arc
Here
Thomas Elson
Bessie Elson
Grain Eaten Before Ripening in Bashkir Hunger Crisis
In Ossa and Sarapool districts the hungry population eats grain before it ripens as American Relief Administration inspectors report. The area, with 300,000 residents, has feeding stations set up since spring famine designation. AR A estimates about 100 deaths daily from starvation now, totaling 31,000 since last fall.
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Ossa
Republic of Bashkir
Sarapool
A. A
Australian Senator’s Washington hotel bill shock
Senator Pearce attended the Washington Limitation of Armaments Conference as Australian representative and returned with expenses totaling about 42 500 dollars. Some senators called the sum high, while Treasurer Mr Bruce defended hotel costs in the United States noting meals can push rates well above 250 dollars a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Pearce
Washington
Merwins host guests from Hot Springs Park
Mr and Mrs Raymond I Merwin host Mr and Mrs C E Merwin and Mrs A Albrecht of Hot Springs National Park as they visit the Merwins in town during the holiday season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond ID. Merwin
Merwin
A. Albrecht
Hot’ Springs National Park
Mr.Merwin
C. E.” Merwin
High Cost of Speeding Convictions on Fort-to-Fort Road
Speeding fines run from 25 to 100 dollars with possible jail time. The law imposes higher costs for every mile over forty, and offenders must dig into their pockets for extra penalties beyond the base fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort-To-Fort
Kansas Jayhawks invade East to face Army at West Point
Kansas University fans vow strong turnout for the October 7 game with the Army at West Point. Eastern alumni presidents urge members to attend, with plans for a Hudson River Day Boat trip and train options. Carl Cannon promotes detailed arrangements and ticket details to Jayhawker groups in New York.
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Jayhawkers
Army
West Point
Carl Cannon
K. U
New York City
Hudson River
New York
Cannon
Kansas
Mizzoo
Carpentier Siki defeat leaves champ in bed
Georges Carpentier, knocked out by Battling Siki yesterday, lies battered and discouraged in Paris with his trainer watching. Manager Francois Descamps contends the loss teaches a hard lesson and hints at a rematch with the victorious African. Critics blame Carpentier for treating the fight as entertainment and not persisting to finish early, though many doubt he could beat Siki in a rematch. Also noted is Mr and Mrs Fred G Brooker of Chile visiting family in America after their August 4 Chile wedding. Broeker is a University graduate and mechanical engineer, now on a three month stay in the U.S.
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Paris
Associated Press
Georges Carpentier
Siki
Europe
Francois Descamps
Georges
Descamps
Carpentier
Moving Picture
Fred G. Brooker
Rancagua
Chile
Herman Broeker
Broeker
Rosa O’brien
America
Ford Day Offers From Lawrence Merchants
The Shopping News column reports Lawrence merchants promoting Ford day specials sent to mail subscribers tonight and to city subscribers tomorrow evening for distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Journal-World
Lawrence
Harold Kirby Family Birthday Dinner Outing in Baldwin
Mr and Mrs Harold Kirby spent Sunday in Baldwin attending a birthday dinner for a family member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Kirby
Bail Granted for Most Herrin Mine Kill Indictees
Marion Sept 25 by Associated Press Circuit Judge Hartwell approved bond for 36 of 44 men indicted for murder in Herrin mine killings, denying eight. Bonds total 370000 with six at 20000, twenty at 10000 and ten at 5000. Judge set bonds after union lawyers promised to surrender two still at large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Associated Press
Hartwell
Jon Bond
Herrin
Miners” Union
Jesse Childers
Oscar Howard
Aertin
Cartersville
Otis Clark
Bert Grace
James Brown
Leoa Mann
Philip Fontanetta
Peter Hiller
Childers
Howard
Percy Hall
Joseph Corneghi
Charles Rogers
John Kelley
Zeigler
James Gallivan
James Norris
Thiry
Bond
Campaign is hot in Minnesota for Anna Olesen
St Paul dispatch details Anna D. Olesen Democratic nominee for U S Senate campaigning across Minnesota. She and her husband Peter Olesen and daughter Mary have logged over 5000 miles in six weeks driving a donated car, addressing numerous towns and gathering large crowds, far exceeding initial expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Minn
United States
Anna D. Olesen
Minnesota
Frank B. Kellore
Olesen
Peter Olesen
Cloquet
Mary
Villard Editor and Teacher Dies by Self Inflicted Wound
Jacques Villard, editor and language teacher once kidnapped in Chicago in 1920, committed death by own action today by cutting his throat. He was 40 years old.
Chamber Lunches Ford Day Discussion at New HQ
The weekly Chamber of Commerce luncheon will discuss Ford Day details on Wednesday at the new headquarters. A Douglas county fair report is expected for members. Other topics will be considered at the noon meeting, which starts at 12 30 sharp to allow merchants to return to work promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Chamber of Commerce
Douglas County
Hoppers Get Start in Alfalfa
County farm agent reports grasshoppers damaging fall seeded alfalfa. Farm bureau recommends poison bran mash using dry bran Paris green water syrup and citrus. apply in a strip along field edges early morning or evening to maximize effectiveness while dew or rain may reduce potency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Stubbs to Campaign for Morgan in Kansas
Walter R. Stubbs of Lawrence, four years governor of Kansas and a political rival in the primary, will campaign the state for Morgan and the Republican ticket in October. Hawk says Stubbs will add strength to the campaign speaking schedule and Morgan is pleased with the support he offers at large meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter R. Stubbs
Lawrence
Kansas
Morgan
Hawk
Stubbs
Olopeka Capital
Masks for Trainmen Develop Pocket Mask for Tunnels
Washington reports that experiments by the United States bureau of mines lead to a small pocket canister mask for trainmen in poorly ventilated tunnels. Army masks were too bulky. The device uses activated coal and soda lime absorbent with toweling filters and is said to remain effective for months.
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Washington
United States Bureau of Mines
Army
Valuable painting on display in Ober's window
An original oil by Leon Gordon, a renowned French commercial artist, is shown in Ober's store windows. The piece depicts a fall model of young men's suits with dull browns and blues that complement royal blue velvet in the background, and it is regarded as highly valuable.
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Leon Gordon
Ober’s
What the University Concert Course Means to Lawrence
The program brings to Lawrence artists who otherwise would cost more in larger cities and supports a School of Fine Arts that will rank highly in the midwest. It raises public musical standards, inspires student achievement, and could make Lawrence a future west center of culture, all funded by selling enough tickets.
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Lawrence
Middle West
University
Lawnee
Republicans Plan for Big Meeting
Harold Constant resigned as Douglas County Republican Central Committee member from the third ward, second precinct. Frank Hosford appointed to represent Black Jack precinct. A big congressional rally is planned for Monday night before the election in Lawrence with Rep. Ed C. Little likely to speak. State committee contact for a mid October rally and national speaker. Banquets or meetings planned in community centers. precinct committee members to arrange. Next meeting set for Sept. 30, 1922 at 2 pm at the courthouse. all precinct committee members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County
Republican Central Committee
Harold Constant
Third Ward
Frank Hosford
Lawrence
Ed. C. Little
State Committee
Court House
Army Enters Planes In Pulitzer Trophy Race
Detroit reports the United States Army Air Service has entered sixteen airplanes in the Pulitzer Trophy Race to be held October 14. Seventeen more machines are listed in events preceding the main race. Orgs and officers from Mather, Selfridge, Bolling, Fort Sill, and McCook Fields will pilot new Curtiss, Loening, Thomas Morse, Sperry, and Verille-Packard aircraft competing for the speed title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Associated Press
United States Army Air Service
Army
Curtiss
R. L. Maughan
L. J. Maitland
Mather Field
Sacramento
Calif
Bolling Field
Washington
D. C
E. G. Whitehead
Selfridge Field
Lac. D. Schulze
Post Field
Fort Sill
Okla
Thomas‘Morse
F. O. D. Hunter
Clayton J. Bissell
Washington, D. C
Sperry
St. Clair Streett
Fonda B. Johnson
San Antonio
BE. H. Barksdale
Mitchell Field
Garden City
N.Y
Omas Morse
M. B
R. E. Skee
H. M. Elmendorf
Oliver W. Broberg
Benjamin K. McBride
ND. F. Stace
J. B. Summers
C. C. Moseley
McCook
Doctor Dixon Visitor Hints at NYC Medical Practice
Dr Claude F Dixon who received his MD from the University in 1922 was in town Saturday afternoon en route to Rochester Minnesota for a yearlong internship. He then plans to practice medicine in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude F. Dixon
The
University
Rochester, Minn
New York City
Mrs Fey Plans Wichita Visit for Pringle Twins Birthday
Mrs. A P Fey leaves for Wichita for a week with Mrs. K W Pringle. She will attend the first birthday celebration of the Pringle twins. Mrs Pringle is formerly Miss Cecil Davis of Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Fey
Wichita
K. W. Pringle
Pringle Twins
Pringle
Cecil Davis
Lawrence
Doctor Jones Returns After Mayo Clinic Study Tour
Dr. G W Jones arrived home this morning after a ten day stay at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester Minnesota. He conducted special studies in surgery and treatment of stomach troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W.jones
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Karnes heads to Kansas after Riverside visit
FE Karnes who moved to Riverside California last year left today for western Kansas after four weeks in the community with friends. He will attend a chamber of commerce meeting tonight to hear W C Simons discuss opportunities offered in newspaper work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. C. Karnes
Riverside
Calif
Western
Kansas
Chamber of Commerce
W. C. Simons
Fraternal leader drives new sedan. woman to winter with Ottawa kin
Dr. V. A. Young, Supreme President of the Fraternal Aid Union, is driving a handsome new sedan. Mrs Randall of Topeka will spend the winter with her daughter Mrs Weburg at Ottawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randall
Topeka
Mrs.Weburg
Ottawa
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U.S
London Press
Pess
Paris Near Eastern
Constantinople
Associated’ Press
Hamid Bey
Angora
Sea of
Marmara
Thrace
Asia
Hamid
Weither
Dardanelles
Russia
Bulgaria
Great Britain
Near East
Earl Beatty
Earl of Cavan
Lloyd George
Lord Curzon
Netrual
Chanak
Shuttleworth
Mustapha Kemal
Miami
Frisco
New York Waits For K. U
Dri.Albright
Chiropractor
Hoppers
Morgan Thig
Air Service
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