Germany to quit Ruhr resistance agrees in conference
German state premiers and Chancellor Stresemann announced a unanimous decision to abandon passive resistance in the Ruhr while pledging to safeguard national unity. Paris notes inter allied reparations plan, with Degoutte told to render Ruhr occupations nearly invisible as German orders end.
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Nerlin
Associated Press
Stresemann
Ger Tigan
Ruhr
Reichstag
Tha House
Considerul
Poincare
Fay
Reichsrat
Paris
Germany
Inter-Allied Reparations Commission
Degoutte
Bern
Samwigny
Turis
River Scouts Prep for Grand Canyon Search Mission
Patrols of white and Indian scouts stand by at Couth Springs ready to follow Colorado River rapids toward Diamond Creek Arizona if the Canyon expedition needed help. Geologist Roger Birdseye believes the party will reach its Diamond Creek stop on September 28, though veterans fear for the explorers. A recent scouting party reported raging floods and high surges along the river walls.
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Couth Springs
Grand Canyon
Colorado
Colorag River
Diamond Creek
Arizona
Roger W. Birdseye
U. 5S. Geological Survey
Canyon Country
Tonganoxie Mayor Plans Five Town Celebration Arrangements
Mayor William Heynen of Tonganoxie visited Lawrence this afternoon to coordinate the five-town event. A speaker’s stand and outdoor dance platform were under construction in Tonganoxie today as preparations continued for Thursday’s festivities.
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Tonganoxie
William Heynen
Lawrence
Makiie
Toncnoxie
Weather Forecast for Kansas East Tonight and Wednesday
Forecast shows fair conditions across Kansas with cooler temperatures. East portion tonight may see cooler readings. Wednesday expected similar pleasant weather with light winds and clear skies.
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Kansas
Bulgaria crisis reports conflict and government changes
Reports from Sofia and Paris describe Bulgaria’s post‑coup situation with government reconstitution minus Justice Minister Smiloff, ongoing communist outbreaks, and efforts to cripple communications. Dispatches note volunteers, weak small army, and mixed signals on peace and rebellion across northern and southern areas.
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Paris
Associated Press
Sofia
Havas Aeney
Smiloff
National Liberal Party
Radoslivoff
Bulgaria
Fow
London
Mornin Post
Belgrade
le Journal
Seismograph at KU In Operation Again in Geology Building
The University of Kansas seismograph is now operating in the Geology Building basement after being moved from Blake Hall to Haworth Hall earlier. Professor Posey notes past earthquakes could have been recorded here if the instrument had been active, as the inverted pendulum device traces movements on smoked paper via two pointers controlled by a clocked drum.
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University
Blake Hall
Haworth Hall
Japan
D. Posey
County Agent a Judge at Fair
H. C. Colglazier, county agent, spent the day at the Big Springs fair where he has been selected to farm product.
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H. C. Colglazier
Big Springs
Grand Dragon's Trial Is Postponed In Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City, Sept 26. A two week continuance was granted in the riot case of N C Jewett grand dragoon of the Ku Klux Klan in Oklahoma. Freeling former state attorney general and counsel for Jenwit, requested the delay saying he could not be present next week when the enemy attorney's office wished to try the case.
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Oklahoma City
Associated Fress
N.C. Jewett
Ku Klux Klan
Oklahoma
Justice Court
P. Freeling
Jenwit
Freeling
Union Pacific railmen discuss reducing cargo losses
At the Elks club a Kansas division conference examined methods to cut claim payments for damaged goods in transit. J L Chandley and J A Sharon presided as UP officials led about fifteen agents, conductors, switchmen and engineers with Western Weighing and Inspection Bureau reps to review grain livestock and fruit shipments and prevention strategies. The group, meeting with the Chamber of Commerce, split into sessions before resuming in the afternoon.
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s-Tive
Orcilroyd
Kansas
Elks Club
Union Pacific Railroad
J. L. Chandley
J. A. Sharon
Omaha
Union Pacific
Western Weighing and Inspection Bureau
Union Pac
Chamber of Commerce
BO BUSINESS THIS WEEK cautions on county treasurer notices
W H McRone county treasurer warns those who plot to use recess with the county treasurer to call at the office this week to be served before the seventh week in October. No business will be transacted October 1 to 9 as books are checked for A & Unddleston incoming treasurer and final report. Banks holding county warrants are asked to turn them in before Saturday.
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W. HH. McRone
A. &. Unddleston
W. H. McKone
Coin Treasurer's
Sytorda
Long Lost Pi Returns After Years From Fraternity Bulldog
Pi the famous bulldog of the Yr Upsilon fraternity has been found after years away. He disappeared last spring when moved to Kansas City for the summer and strayed far from home. Fraternity members kept watch, saw him at times, and finally learned Pi would be returned to his favorite home tonight.
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Yr Upsilon
Kausae City
Pi U
Ihog
Pantages
Pi TU
St Louis Civil War Mayor Chauncey Filly Dies
Chauncey L Filly, veteran St Louis mayor and longtime Republican figure, died yesterday at almost 94. He was the last surviving member of Missouri’s 1865 constitutional convention and played a noted role in Civil War and Reconstruction era politics in St Louis. Funeral set for tomorrow afternoon.
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St. Louis
Chauncey L
Filly
Missouri
Kansas City Driver Fined for Highway Speeding
S B Hart of Kansas City paid 32.50 to Justice Clark for speeding on the Fort highway on Sunday. His car was left at a local garage Sunday and he returned yesterday afternoon.
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S. B. Hart
Kansas City
Justice Clark
Kans City Man Pays Fine for Reckless Driving
Forman of Kansas City paid a ten dollar fine before Justice Clark this afternoon for reckless driving on the fort-to-fort highway Sun da een.
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KE. Forman
Kansas City
Justice Clark
Fort-To-Fort
X . Een
Walton Attacked Legislator McBee In Highway Impeachment
Oklahoma City September 23 Governor stops all work on a $1 million Stephens County highway project led by Rep McBee amid accusations of ties to a cement trust. He orders state highway chief Nesbitt to halt pending probe. says criminal action possible if large sums from a cement company are proved. House caucus expected before noon tomorrow. leaders claim 60 to 75 supporters for impeachment. The governor and impeachment backers keep silent as legal actions loom. Representative McBee denies involvement in the project materials.
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Oklahomaa City
Stikine
DL McBee
Cy Walton
Stephens County
McBee
Paul Nesbitt
Cement Trust
Nesbitt
Hussian
Markham
Kiew
Beth
General
F, Inc
Eee
Canent Trust
Duncan, la Hichema
Chamber of Commerce
Walton's Newpaper Promotes Pro Axis Propaganda
Oklahoma City edition dated Sept 2 announces The Record by J Walton to inform the public of executive statements and court testimony from Oklahoma City and Tulsa. Four pages feature anti Allied questions on the front and material alleged to have been previously suppressed. Aldrich Blake is named editor. Also Kansas City invitation for festival attendees and Liberty Bond quotes appear.
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Oklahoma Cit
Walton
Pogular
Oklahoma City
Tulsa
Aldrich Blake
Poll Tax Reports Due From Four Townships
The county clerk has received poll tax reports from four townships in the county. remaining reports are still due. Reports must be in the county clerk’s hands by September.
Rumor Of Peasant Revolt In Russia Sparks Talks
London dispatch cites Reuters rumor that insurrectionary peasants mass near Moscow and Petrograd. No confirmation exists, with reports unverified as of Sept 25.
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Russia
London
Reuters
Riga
Moscow
Petrograd
Tonganoxie hosts one of largest community gatherings
A huge regional gathering is planned at the Tonganoxie grounds to celebrate a paving project linking Kansas City to Topeka. Rotary and Kiwanis clubs from Topeka Lawrence Kansas City and Leavenworth will join a program with speeches, baseball games, bands, airplane stunts, dancing, and a firework display. The city of Tonganoxie预算
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Kansas City
Topeka
Lawrence
Tonzanoxie
Leavenworth
Kan
St & O'Clock
Rotary
Kancasas
Olson Brothers Win City Hall Wiring Contract
Olson Brothers were awarded a contract by the city commission last night to rewire City Hall for electricity after the building inspector flagged the present wiring as dangerous. The bid of $295 was the lowest among bids received.
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Olson Brothers
Marner
Union Pacific
Listh and
Maple
Seventh
Lincoln Streets
Park
New Yarmshire
Fornert
Barker Avenue
Rhode Island Street
John G. Stutz
Kansas League
Ned
Lindley to Speak at Tulsa for Southwestern Congress
Chancellor E H Lindley of the University of Kansas will be among leading speakers at the general assembly of the Southwestern Business Congress in Tulsa on October 11 and 12. A Tulsa dispatch notes a strong list of speakers for the occasion. No decision made at hearing on Everett Johnson held for further sanity questionings in probate court. he is to be kept at the county jail for a few days longer.
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Everett Johnson
Mine Disaster in Scotland Hits Deep Pit Near Falkirk
Seventy lives are believed lost when a deep pit at the James Mimmo Co edifieries near Falkirk floods. Separate note mentions fashion bans on gloves and makeup for women. Florida State College for Women at Tallahassee owns 269 acres valued over one million dollars.
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Scotland
Glasgow
Associated Press
James Mimmo Co
Falkirk
Florida State College For Women At
Tallahassee
Steady Railroad Policy urged by Loomis at Chamber
XS. H. Loomis of the Union Pacific urged a steady government policy under the Transportation Act of 1920 to let railroads work out their salvation. He noted the act was a constructive war measure, warned against repeal rumors, and explained the 5% fair return standard set by the Interstate Commerce Commission. Brophy and Groome spoke, with five UP Cause and Prevention Committee members in Lawrence for a luncheon conference.
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XS. H. Loomis
Union
Pacffc
Chamber of Commercce
Loomis
Interstate Commission
Enid
Lonmis
Corner Oak
G. QO. Brophy
Union Pacific
T. Groome
Chamber of Commerce
Union Pacific Railroad
Lawrence
John Robinson
Resolution on Article X of League Covenant Passed
The League of Nations assembly rejected a proposed interpretation of Article X. Only Persia voted against. unanimous approval was required. The plan would let each state decide how far to aid others if their integrity is threatened. Peru and Panama opposed. Persia supported sending to the Permanent Court for advisory opinion.
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Neva
Asated
League Assembly
T'ersia
Jeazue Assembly
Peru
Panama
Permanent Court of International Justice
Court challenge to Adjutant General authority filed
An application to file an original quo warranto action was filed in the state supreme court to test Adjutant General B H Barkham's authority to appoint a military supervisor of the Tulsa county sheriff's office. The filing was by counsel for R B Sanford, civil sheriff of Tulsa County.
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Oklahoma City
Sept
B. H.barkham
Tulsa County
State Supreme Court
R. B. Sanford
Mound City Case Comes to Jury in Murder Trial
Fort Scott Kansas September 23 The defense in the trial of Ellison Scott at Mound City charged with the murder of his wife rested its case yesterday. County Attorney W W Edeburn opened arguments for the state and further arguments were under way today with indications the case will go to the jury late today or tomorrow.
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Fort Scott
Kan
Ellison Scott
Mound City
W. W. Edeburn
Bargain Day in Lawrence Stores Offers One Day Specials
Merchants in Lawrence hold a September sales day with one day only cuts in each Betyr Business Bureau member store. Fall and winter goods are in stock, with clothing priced moderately amid national retail trends. Buyers near Lawrence are urged to shop now to beat higher future costs due to cotton price rises and Japanese catastrophe impacts. Stores advertise a single special bargain per shop, listed in the Shopping News supplement of the Journal-World.
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Lalwrence
Betyr
Burea
Lawrence
Lawryence
Lance
Sik Pri
Journal-World
Demonstrations At County Truck Crop Farms
H Beattie and U S Stokdyke plan a series of seed selection and harvesting demonstrations on local truck crop farms. Sessions at H G Powell, Clifton Pine, R H Brown, and other fields will cover treated and untreated varieties, handling, and farm problem discussions for county growers.
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H. Beattie
U.S
Manhattan
H. G. Powell
Clifford Pine
Mr. Beattie
Rogers
R.H. F
R. H. Brown
Beattie
Stokdyke
Postpone Murder Case Trials in Illinois County
The murder trials of Hart Wrank Carer and Chester Kerr for George McCormick’s slaying at Ilolden Missouri were postponed to October 15. The defense cited lack of time and missing witnesses, local inflamed feelings, and Guy Knight’s injuries as reasons.
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Hart Wrank Carer
Chester Kerr
George McCormick
Ilolden
Johnston County
Guy Knight
Lowell McCormick
Homecoming planned by First Methodist in Lawrence
The First Methodist Episcopal church in Lawrence will host a Homecoming next Sunday with a unit men project to invite Methodists across the area. Plans mirror the university campus effort, aiming to include 1327 church members, 1200 University Methodist students, 150 at Haskell, 100 at the Lawrence business college, and 1100 Sunday school members with 600 in attendance. Additional services and an Ingathering Day will follow, with Edwin J. Price directing outreach to students and a large list of Unit Men participants led by George M. Lowman and others.
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First
Methodist Episcopal Church
University
Lawrence
Kansas
First Methodist Church
New University
Haskell
Lawrence ‘Business College
Methodist Church
Tenth
Vermont
Edward Hislop
Lawrence J
Edwin J. Price
R. K. Nicholson
J. 8
Stover
PF. H.,church
Palmer Felt
Bert Dale
Alfred G. Hill
C. O. Bowman
John Beamer
W. PB. Romine
Earnest Boyes
F. J. Mechilin
Ralph, Ward
O. J. Lane
Schafstall
Charles Arnold
C. .B. Russell
Chris Schaake
Upperclass Paddle Wielders Pursue K U Freshmen
Night raids by sophomore and upperclassmen armed with paddles targeted University of Kansas freshmen. About a hundred students roamed rooming houses after nightfall scaring and striking those within striking distance. Fearful freshmen fled to hiding places or rooms to escape the initiatory ordeal.
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University
Nishtfall
Burgett arraigned in bank robbery case in Kansas City
September 25 Kansas City. Paul Burgett a 22 year old military academy student was arraigned today on a charge of robbing the Quindaro State Bank. His preliminary hearing set for October 2. Bond fixed at 315,000 but Burgett could not meet it and he remained in Wyandotte county jail. He did not answer the charge when read and entered a not guilty plea.
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Urgett
Kansas City
Paul Burgett
Military Academy
Quindaro State Bank
Fox
Burgett
Wyandotte
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K. U. Seismograph
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M’bee
Ery Lour
Walton’s Newspaper
Oklahoma Vi
George L. Kreeck
Frank H. Cromwell
Liberty
Tonga
Rewire City Hall
Olseo Bells
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Union Pacific Counsel
Persia
Lawrence Merchants
China
Pennsylvania
Methodists
K.U
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