East Affair in Critical Stage in Turkey Crisis
The Turkish nationalist government accepts allied peace terms but demands continuation of military moves and inclusion of Russia Bulgaria and Persia in the conference. Turkish cavalry occupies Kum Kalesi and Eren Keui near Chanak as Britain seeks withdrawal. Soviet Russia proposes an immediate Near East conference while indicating it will block any decision it’s not party to. Sultan’s abdication rumors grow and Venizelos figures in Athens political talks.
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Jena
Eren Keui
Chanak
Russia
Balkan States
Egypt
Europe
Dardanelles
Marania
Constantinople
Turkey
Kemal Pasha
Venizelos
Athens
Paris
Essad Bey
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Smyrna
Angora
Persia
Bulgaria
Moscow
Associated Press
England
France
Italy
Rumania
Jugoslavia
Near East
London
Kum Kelesi
Straits
Aegean Sea
Harington Orders Kemal to Withdraw From Kum Halehi
Constantinople September 26. General Harington the British commander in chief issued an ultimatum by wireless to Mustapha Kemal at Smyrna. He demanded Kemal withdraw his forces from Kum Halehi at the entrance to the Dardanelles within forty eight hours.
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Harington
Mustapha Kemel Pasha
Chanek
Eren Keui
Constantinople
Stamboul
Upper
Pera
Mustapha Kemal
Smyrna
Kum Halehi
Kum Halesi
Dardanelles
Approval by Washington of allied Dardanelles proposals
Secretary Hughes said the American government is gratified to see the allies propose to secure freedom of the Dardanelles Marmora and the Bosporus and to protect racial and religious minorities in Turkish lands. He declined to comment on territorial questions but endorsed other points and hopes for arrangements to preserve straits freedom pending a final peace treaty.
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Washington
Dardanelles
Bosporus
Hughes
Associated Press
United States
Mr. Hughes
Marmora
Turkey
Greece
Regional officials back Kansas grain rate lowering effort
Representatives of public utilities and railroad commissions from Missouri Iowa Nebraska Minnesota and North Dakota met in Kansas City to pledge support for the Kansas public utilities commission in a drive for lower grain rates in the western territory. Letters of approval arrived from Texas Oklahoma New Mexico Arizona and Louisiana. The Kansas City board of trade the Chamber of Commerce and Atchison chamber attended the conference along with BL Needham master of the Kansas State Grange.
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Kansas City
Public Utilities
Missouri
Iowa
Nebraska
Minnesota
North Dakota
Kansas Public Utilities Commission
Kansas Commission
Louisiana
Texas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Arizona
Kansas City Board of Trade
Chamber of Commerce
Atchison Chamber
BL Needham
Kansas State Grange
Freshmen Targeted by Upperclassmen Crowd at Mississippi Street House
Shortly after 11 last night police answered reports of student crowds in the 900 block of Mississippi street. Officers dispersed the first group and then another crowd minutes later. Investigations showed the second turnout consisted of upperclassmen seeking freshmen.
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Mississippi Street
Compresser Exploded In Chicago Bank Building
Five workmen injured one possibly fatally as an air compressor exploded in the Illinois Merchants Trust bank building in Chicago. The blast imperiled about forty nearby workers and shattered windows in adjacent skyscrapers.
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Chicago
Illinois Merchants Trust Bank
Kansas Weather Report Shows Partly Cloudy Tonight and Wednesday
Partly cloudy conditions expected tonight and Wednesday with unsettled skies in the eastern portion. Slight warming is noted for Wednesday and in the extreme east tonight. Temperatures include yesterday's high and today's low with a reference in the afternoon. The rest of the data is garbled.
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Kansas
Appointments to A M E Churches in Kansas Districts
Bishop H B Parks announced the annual AME Church minister appointments for Wichita Topeka Parsons and other districts at St Luke's church. Listings include Osage J A Alten Council Grove C W Garrett Emporia R S Everett Junction City J W Warren Manhattan W J Merritt Topeka St Johns J R Ransom and many others across towns such as Lawrence Ottawa Garnett Parsons Hutchinson and Garden City with supplies noted in several locations.
Radio Night Plans At University Dec 11
Alfred G. Hill alumni secretary announced Radio Night at the university gymnasium with microphone broadcast to Kansas City via the Kansas City Star station. The date set for Monday December 11 after talks with Leo J. Fitzpatrick radio editor. Tentative December 12 was rejected as not on air that night. Hill aims to include all university musical groups with likely performances by the Men’s and Women’s glee clubs the University band and orchestra.
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Alfred G. Hill
Kansas City
Kansas City Star
Hill
Leo. J. Fitzpatrick
The
Authorities Seek Dynamiters Near Birmingham
Combined military and civil authorities in the district today chased alleged dynamiters after an unsuccessful attempt to blow up an extra coal train on the Louisville and Nashville line at Fulton Springs crossing eight miles from Birmingham. Judge Bozarth Disqualified Oklahoma City, Sept.26. Judge Mark L. Bozarth of Okmulgee county district court was disqualified by the state supreme court from presiding over Gov. I. B. Robertson bribery case and ordered to certify his disqualification at once.
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Birmingham
Alabama
Louisville and Nashville
Fulton Springs Crossing
Bozarth
Oklahoma City
Mark L. Bozarth
Okmulgee County
State Supreme Court of
B. A. Robertson
Become Civilized Message From Britain to Russia
London officials say Britain’s reply to Russia’s demand to join the Venice conference is that the meeting continues the Serres treaty venture. Russia is deemed inadmissible unless it becomes civilized and joins the League of Nations, with strait control to be shared by the League.
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London
Associated Press
Russia
Venicé
Treaty of
Serres
League of Nations
League
Craft unions form among Kansas City Southern shopmen
Kansas City Southern officials say new shop employees have formed craft associations per U S Labor Board guidance. About 90 percent signed, retaining most old contract privileges while removing costly provisions. Wichita Frisco workers join the reorganization, pledging strong labor board representation. Springfield completed six craft organization. Frisco promises readmission of former workers in Wichita as new hires.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Southern Railroad
United States Labor Board
Kansas City Southern
United States Raiload Labor Board
Labor Board
Wichita
Kan
Frisco Railroad
Frisco
Springfield
H. M. Worman
Motive Power
Historic bell in Berlin cathedral to ring again after repair
The great bell at the cathedral tower, cracked during a death toll, will ring again after a year of silence. A German welding method repaired the 8380 millimeter crack, 45 kilograms of metal filled the gap, and transport to recasting sites would be expensive. Experts expect full restoration of its voice after polishing and release.
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Berlin
Imperial Palace
America
Alpona
Lubeck
Germany
Futher
Wilsnack
Legion Post Considers Move to Old Chamber Rooms
Legion Post will discuss relocating Eli Dorsey post to the old Chamber of Commerce rooms at the Legion, with a meeting tomorrow evening. Commander Pettit seeks a by law change to nominate candidates one to two weeks before voting, aiming to boost attendance and streamline elections.
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Eli Dorsey
American Legion
Legion Rooms
Guy Pettit
Chamber of Commerce
Merchants Bank
Pettit
Democrats Dine to Kick Off 1220 Campaign
Douglas county Democrats will hold a campaign opening dinner Friday at 7 PM in the Chamber of Commerce rooms. Tickets are sold by county committees. Guests of honor include Jonathan M. Davis governor candidate W H Thompson congressional candidate W L Rieney state superintendent candidate. Local leaders urge strong attendance and invite all supporters.
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Douglas County
Chamber of Commerce
Jonathan M. Davis
W. H. Thompson
W. L. Rieney
Paola
Interchangeable Mileage Books Targeted by Railroads
Washington reports railroad representatives opened before the Interstate Commerce Commission a challenge to plans for a nationwide system of interchangeable mileage books for passenger travel. The act of Congress authorized the ICC to require issuance and sale of such books by all railroads and to set a fair rate.
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Washington
Sept
Interstate Commerce Commission
Congress
Father shoots son over breakfast eggs in Hill City
Salina reports Lloyd Clifton, 32, was shot and killed by his father J. T. Clifton in Graham county. The coroner’s jury found the act deliberate after the son asked for eggs and the father refused, then followed him to the hen house and fired a shotgun.
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Lloyd Clifton
Salina
J. T. Clifton
Graham County
Hill City
Kansas Authors Club Yearbook Mailed Here for 1922 23
The Kansas Authors Club yearbook for 1922 23 is being mailed this week by secretary treasurer George P. Morehouse of Topeka. It includes officer messages photographs and biographical sketches of award winners. Officers include Prof Nelson Antrim Crawford president and Mrs May Belleville Brown critic with district vice presidents and department leaders named across numerous Kansas cities.
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Topeka
Kansas Authors’ Club
George P. Morehouse
Cclub
H. C. Garvey
E. H. Lindley
Kansas University
Lawrence
Hennie C. Graves
Pittsburg
Edwin R. Barrett
Emporia
John Eberhardt
Salina
Eva Morley Murphy
Goodland
Mae. C. Patrick
Santa Fe
Henry C. Fellow
Wichita
White- Iaw
Press Club Party Planned at Lawrence High School
The press club of Lawrence High School will host a party Saturday evening in the Manual Building. All club members are expected to attend the event.
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Press Club
Lawrence High School
Manual
Ordinary heart can raise its weight to great height
A human heart weighing about 91.1875 ounces demonstrates remarkable power, capable of lifting its own weight to a height of 20 280 feet in an hour, highlighting surprising strength of the organ.
Superior Chevrolet Offer Promises Daily Driving Difference
A local dealer promotes buying a Superior Chevrolet as a way to enjoy a noticeable daily driving difference. The ad emphasizes value and long term satisfaction from choosing the brand and dealership.
Chamber of Commerce hears fair plans and county events
The weekly Chamber of Commerce luncheon covered the Douglas County fair report with total receipts around 5358 and costs around 4400, a possible deficit from high racing expenses. Mayor Kreeck urged agreeing to Lawrence as a Child Welfare Bureau demonstration city, and Oxford plans noted for the University Concert course and Odd Fellows convention lodging needs.
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Ford
Douglas County
Odd Fellows Convention
Chamber of Commerce
Kreeck
Bhy
Lawrence
Commonwealth Fund
Kansas
W. C. Simons
Stevenson
T. J. Sweeney
Big Springs
Vinland
F. A. U. Band
Sweeney
Ric Springs
Overbrook
H. J. Butler
Kansas City
Alfred Lawrence
Odd Fellows Lodge
Odd Fellows
Frank Jennings
Lodge
Twenty Thousand Attend Des Moines G A R Encampment
Twenty thousand civil war veterans gathered in Des Moines for the fifty sixth annual encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic as reunions of most major Union Army units were celebrated.
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Des Moines
Nes Moines
Grand Army of the Republic
Senator Watson of Georgia Dead
United States Senator Thomas K. Watson of Georgia died suddenly at his Washington home. He was 66 and attributed the death to an acute asthma attack. Survived by his widow and two grandchildren, he faced a long illness but attended recent sessions. plans were to return to Thomson, Georgia for congressional vacation. He was known for fiery debates, historical scholarship, and advocacy for veterans bonuses and wartime espionage act clemency.
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Washington
United States
Thomas K. Watson
Georgia
Watson
Sematary Watson
Senate
Tle
Thomson
Harding
Watson Dies. Georgia Political Giant Remembered
Influential Georgia figure Senator Thomas E. Watson died suddenly at his Washington residence early today. He was one of the most famous names in Georgia politics and, in recent years, seen by observers as wielding the strongest political influence in the state.
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Atlanta
Thomas E. Watson
Georgia
Washington
Funeral plans for Senator Watson in Thomson Georgia
Major Charles F. E. McGrevor said the senator's body would arrive Wednesday afternoon and the funeral would be held Thursday in Thomson. The report notes Watson's close personal friend and the timing of arrival and service.
Fords crash into Journal-World shop during Ford day hype
A bloodthirsty Ford roadster owned by J A Graves of Kansas City crashed into the Journal-World shop window early today tearing down the bulletin board and smashing the north pane. A university student driver slipped to low gear thinking it was the brake but no one was hurt. One reporter seated nearby dodged the impact.
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Ford
J. A. Graves
Kansas City
Journal-Word
Lindley to Speak at Seneca and Manhattan Meetings
Chancellor BE H Lindley will speak at the first district federation of women s clubs in Seneca Kansas tomorrow evening on The Trend to Higher Education He departs after convocation at the hill tomorrow morning and will address the Rotary club in Manhattan Thursday evening for the city s teachers returning to Lawrence Friday morning
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BE. H. Lindley
District Federation of Woman’s Clubs
Seneca
Kans
Teachers Banquet Tonight In Lawrence Schools
The teachers council comprising all Lawrence school teachers will hold a banquet tonight at the Baptist church in the city.
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Teachers Council
Lawrence
Baptist Church
Lawrence High Debate Club Meets In Assembly Room
The Lawrence High School debate club held its regular weekly meeting this afternoon in the high school assembly room.
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Lawrence High School
Ford Day Rush Opens Early in Lawrence Fords Parade Registered
The Chamber of Commerce prepares for Ford Day with sunrise registration at 6:00 AM. Massachusetts Street will be cleared to host the parade starting at 11:00 AM, featuring prizes and contests for town Fords across classes including a special for decorated floats.
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Odd Fellows Convention
Craig Kennedy
van Bruner
Chamber of Commerce
Hackenbury
Lawrence
Massachusetts
Charles Decker
University
Eighth
Ford
Elk District Deputy Appointed in Southwest Kansas
James A. Cassler of McPherson has been named district deputy and exalted ruler for Southwest Kansas Elks. He will inspect all district lodges from October 1 to April 1. The district covers McPherson Newton Wichita El Dorado Wellington Pratt Hutchinson Arkansas City Dodge City Garden City Great Bend and Winfield.
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Wichita
H. W. King
Hutchinson
T. CC
Henderson
Arkansas City
EF. W. Smith
Grant Memorial
William Enyara
Winfield
William Tyler
Garden City
Geo. Holley
Nicodemus
W. W. Arnett
Dodge City
E. J. Malone
Great Bend
Sterling
B. G. Allen
Newton
W. H. Housley
St. John
C.H
Washington
Wellington
William Radcliffe
Anthony
A. Playter
Pratt
O. H. Burbridge
Salina
Abilene
J. W. Walker
Elk District
McPherson
Kan
James A. Cassler
Elks Lodge
Kansas
Cassler
Elks
el Dorado
Parker named American commissioner to German claims panel
Washington September 26 Edwin B Parker of New York and Houston Texas has been appointed by President Harding to serve as the American commissioner on the American German claims commission the announcement came from the state department
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Washington
Edwin B. Parker
New York
Houston
Texas
Harding
State Department
California invitation for chancellor Lindley addresses
Chancellor E H Lindley received an invitation from the California Teachers Association to deliver a series of addresses in California from December 18 to 22. He will accept the invitation.
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California
California Teachers Association
Pawnee County Fair Opens in Larned Kansas
The Pawnee county fair, billed as Western Kansas largest old fashioned fair, opened in Larned today and runs through Friday September 29.
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Pawnee County
Larned
Kan
Kansas
Haskell Band to Lead Parade Tomorrow Morning
The Haskell band will lead the assembled bands in a parade at 11 o'clock tomorrow morning.
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Haskell
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Osweto
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H. P. Parks
Radio Night
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C. of C
Report of Kansas Authors’ Club
Odd Fellows Grand Lodge
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