Constantine Abdication Rumors Shake Greek Crisis
London dispatches report King Constantine has abdicated after two ultimatums from the revolutionaries. The cabinet resigned, martial law was proclaimed, and troops landed at Cape Sunion. The crown prince may be considered in line, while the Greek fleet reportedly sided with the revolutionaries amid demobilization orders and arrests of dissenters.
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London
Associated Press
Central News
Athens
Constantine
Paris
Havas
Kilkis
Lemnos
Cape Sunion
Pennsylvania
Papoulas
Koutzis
Fress
Greece
Romania
National Assembly
Fayorghy
Papoulis
Thrace
Lavrium
Gonates
Mitylene
Chios
Smyrna
Tire Shop Explosions Level Three-Story Building
A sequence of blasts hit the Independent Tire Company building in St. Louis last night, reducing the three story structure to flames and sending debris through four surrounding blocks. Estimated damage reaches 100000 dollars with no injuries. Authorities suggest overheated rubber cement containing benzenes as the cause.
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St. Louis
Independent Tire Company
Indictment Named Roy Garvey in KC Murder Case
Jackson county grand jury returned an indictment for murder against Roy B Garvey of Kansas City at noon today. Garvey is described as the confessed slayer of his father J W Garvey, who lies in his office. The event occurred on September 6.
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Roy B
Garvey
Kansas City
Jackson County
Roy
B. Garvey
J. W. Garvey
Weather forecast for Kansas overview today
Partly cloudy conditions with tonight and Thursday forecast. Temperatures vary with slightly warmer conditions Thursday in eastern and southern portions. Report includes time stamps from today and yesterday, and cites Drs Welch and Welch Chiropractors.
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Kansas
Mustapha Kemal evades question on Turkish troop withdrawal
London and Constantinople dispatches report that Mustafa Kemal Pasha dodges a direct reply on removing Turkish troops as demanded. He denies knowledge of a neutral zone and condemns British actions while aligning with Allies to avoid incidents. Troop concentrations grow near Chanak and the Dardanelles as Smyrna refugees await evacuation.
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London
Associated Press
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Harington
Reuters
Constantinople
Kemal
Thrace
Smyrna
Mustapha
Kemal Pasha
Kum Kalesi
Dardanelles
Adramuti
Chanak
Noured- Din Pasha
Bigha
Karah- Bugra
Paris
Angora
Figara
Feri Bev
Asstate
Chanak Zone
Aldershot
Ines
Romé
Pope Pius
Bulgaria
Roads Improve in Douglas County After Rain Repair Work
County Engineer Trueblood reports Douglas County roads are in fair to good condition following recent rain. Eudora to Lawrence to Baldwin route has been planed and the Lone Star road dragged for two days. Three road gangs are fixing low spots that become holes in winter.
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Douglas County
Trueblood
Eudora
Lawrence
Baldwin
Rebellion in Albania Advances Toward Tirana
Reports from Albania via Burgi describe a flareup with insurgents moving from the south toward Tirana. Government troops are said defeated. Refugees are boarding steamers at Valona and setting course for Brindisi as the crisis grows.
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Albania
Rome
Tirana
Wwear
Buri
Valona
Brindisi
Admiral Long to Constantinople
Paris reports Vice Admiral Andrew T. Long U S N has traveled to Constantinople to observe conditions and coordinate potential naval relief efforts with allied squadrons. Washington indicates no policy change and that American ships will focus on relief rather than intervention in near eastern matters.
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Paris
Andrew T. Long U
Constantinople
Washington
Associated Press
Long
Navy Department
Admiral Long
Utah
Lisbon
Gibraltar
Admiral Bristol
State Department
Rotary visitors enrich Lawrence clubs with international ties
The two recent Rotary luncheon meetings featured Arnold Lunig of the Transvaal and J C Ghose of Calcutta. Ghose, Lipton’s representative and a holder of degrees from Calcutta University Oxford and London, discussed global links. Plans were made for a Kansas City Kansas club luncheon next Tuesday as about 20 to 30 Lawrence members plan to attend. Club members also heard a biographical sketch of Judge C A Smart. Mayor Krevek urged Lawrence to become a demonstration center for a national health campaign, which the club endorsed. A long distance message from President Paul Diny Movar and Secretary J Frank Jones, attending the district meeting in Arkansas City, conveyed interest from the session.
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Rotary
Arnold Lunig
Transvaal
South Africa
Wiedemann’s
Peril
J. C. Ghose
Calcutta
India
Ghose
Lipton’s
Calcutta University
Oxford
London University
Paul Dinymovar
J. Frank Jones
Arkansas City
Prohibition Group Offers Essays With Cash Prizes
The Intercollegiate Prohibitory Association in America offers forty cash prizes to American and Canadian college students for essays on the alcohol problem. Submissions range 2,000 to 3,000 words, five copies required, and contestants must list their names by October 15. The contest runs from July 1 to November 1, with entries due to the Chicago committee at 14 West Washington Street.
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Interegilegiate
America
Intercollegiate Prohibitory Association
West Washington Street
Chicago
Southern Kansas Sees Scattered Showers and Muddy Roads
Raing in southern Kansas reports scattered showers in the last 24 hours ending 7 am. McPherson and Hutchinson recorded the heaviest precipitation at .50 and .22 inches respectively, yet roads remain good. Macksville notes muddy conditions as unsettled weather continues for the next 24 hours.
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Kansas
Topeka
McPherson
Hutchinson
Macksville
Students Called To Aid KU Affairs Convocation
A university convocation on the hill featured broad student representation from the YWCA, YMCA, Women's and Men's Student Councils. Chancellor Lindley introduced speakers as he noted student involvement in industrial, immigration, and church activities with calls for courage and service.
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Foo H. Lindlea
Women's Student Government Association
Young Men’ S Christian Association
Young Women’s Christian Association
Lindley
Dr. Lindley
Dorothy Brandle
YW. CG. Ae
Brandle
Sai
Y. M
Great National Student Christian Association
Cummings
Grepha Harding
Harding
Miss Yards Aid
Henley House
Andrew McDonald
The
Omen
Walia Lawman
Ute Council
Autiv
Extension Lyceum Course Brings Former KK. A. Cast East
University extension division plans a winter program featuring three former KK. A. Little Chester players Miss Margaret Larkin Mr and Mrs Cooper MacMurray. They will perform four plays Suppressed Desires Elopery A Pale of Lunatics and The Picked Up Driver in Munboldt Nebraska and nearby towns on a three week engagement starting soon.
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The
Blow, Little Theatre Company
Nansdts
Minnese
KK. U. Lyceuns
Margaret Larkin
Cooper MacMurray
KK. A
Little Chester
Tiwwns
Munboldt
Nebraska
Stark
West Point Grid Graph Student Day Feature at Army Game
West Point unveils a Grid-Graph system for Student Day on Saturday October 7 with a big turnout planned. Students convene in the Werning areas and then move to the stadium to watch Army meet Kansas with a three minute per play scorebook display and live news wire updates from Western Chion.
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West Point
Ty Aawker
Army
Tim Snc
Gymnaisium
Army-Kansas
Daylight robberies staged on campus. suspect described
A series of daylight stickups occurred yesterday on the university campus. A single man, wearing an American Legion button, robbed none but accosted several students and later was seen near Mrs. L. Deehe’s home. The assailant fled after warnings. a burglar alarm at Fowler shops triggered a brief confrontation. Police describe the man as 5 feet 7 inches, in a dark blue suit with a gray cap and American Legion button, possibly from Topeka.
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University Isteiet
Dyehe
Maseachusetts Street
Fowler Shops
Topeka
Bank bandits battle in Ureka Springs. several killed and captured
Five bandits attempted to rob the First National Bank in Ureka Springs Arkansas at 11280 Oulock. Three were killed and the remaining two wounded and captured after a street fight with citizens. The group included George Price and Charles Price of Cookson Oklahoma and Mark Hendricks of Park Hill Oklahoma. About 14 000 dollars in cash and 60 000 in liberty bonds were taken. Price was shot by Constable Buttinn during the confrontation.
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Ureka Springs
Ark
First National Bank
O'Ulock
E.R. Smith
Baiuh Gui
BR. GG. Smith
Si Wilssin
Cookston
Oklahoma
George Pride
Mark Henricks
Park Hill
Mamed Cowan
Nokbowl
George Price
Constable Buttinn
Hendricks
Ohio teachers of dancing urge license exam rule
Dancing teachers in Cleveland backed by the Ohio Association of Teachers of Dancing urge a state law requiring passing a licensing exam. They say the measure will raise standards by removing unqualified instructors. Professor Kruse Ls' Hl Prof. to OF Reuse is very ill at jus hunte 1hds Kentucky.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Ohio Association of Teachers of Dancing
Kruse Ls
To OF Reuse
Gerngai
Jus Hunte
Kentucky
Ford Day Parade Draws Crowds in Meagsadhueel Street
A noisy Ford Day parade in Lawrence drew farmers and townsfolk, despite a strong roar from the band. Registration at the Chamber of Commerce began early with 100 prizes and many entries across Ford models and classes. Winners included Ada Purdue and James Wolfe, while the event showcased large crowds along Massachusetts Street and showcased varied Ford vehicles from rural entrants.
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Cay
Haskell
Massachusetts Street
Eleventh Street
Catte Tants
Pegain Bright
Ford
Lawrence
James Wolfe
Reading
Ford Iron
Arthur Enerofl
Milford
Miller
J. QO
Houser
Charles Rappard
Puyrd
W. Vippert
Baldwing
Wright
Perry
Arthur Ermer
Lois Laptad
Martin
Ue Brune
Patrache
ATL
Bute
Shenandoaly
Iowa
Seco
Ud Towne Joys
Ford F
Mra Poaseh
Vinland
Pearl Roursaw
Topeka
Nyda
G. Hughes
Fragmentary report on a local incident and missing details
An unclear OCR readout describes a September event in West Frankfort involving an association, salaries, a ninety day program for elementary slog fighters, and an unexpected variation affecting children and a direction. The text is severely garbled with multiple misspellings and incomplete phrases.
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West Frankfort
Ehildien
Lawrence urged to provide rooms for Odd Fellows grand lodge
The Odd Fellows Grand Lodge sessions in Lawrence October 9 to 12 prompt a town canvassing committee to locate enough lodging. Local members say Lawrence must extend hospitality to thousands of visitors, noting El Dorado hosted 4800 last year and other towns secured ample accommodations. Public cooperation is urged to avoid discomfort for visitors and residents.
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Odd Fellows Grand Lodge
Lawrence
Thio
Lawrence Lodge Todas
Dulentites
Bieve Rengy
Greeiben
Grand Lodge
Incal
ElDorado
Georgia Watchs Watson Follower Shift After Leader’s Death
Atlanta reporters describe Georgia voters, loyal to Thomas Watson, rallying to select a successor. Observers say Watson’s death may shift party support, with Meantime candidates courting his loyal base and aiming to unite his followers behind a Republican gubernatorial bid as election day nears.
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Atlanta
Associated
Diyervers
Athe
Georsia
Thomas Wo
Plordsviek
Juning Seraebor
School of Vine Arts Enrolls Young Peers for Lessons
A local program invites enrollment for young students ages around eight to thirteen in piano and vine arts under instructor Miss Michbed McNary. The effort emphasizes supervised practice with advanced plane odtudents aiding the teaching, and calls for parents to contact Miss McNary at 2472.
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School of Vine Arts
Mise Miched McNary
Shoubhi
Mis McNary
Runaway Bay Morris Leonia Describes Suspect Appearance
Topeka police chief seeks help locating a runaway man described as Virvil Viellonu, likely from Topeka. The notice lists approximate height and weight, brown eyes, and attire including brown striped shirt, gray trousers, a cap, and white sneakers.
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Bay
Morris Leonia
Police 5
Topeka
Ewatel Say
Virwil Viellonu
Rumaycay Bey
Derert
Eakirk Hain
Sec Wits
Banking charges rescinded after university debate
At a meeting led by Chancellor Linley, the Lawrence bank association rescinded new service charges on small deposits and out-of-town cashing. Protests by students spurred the reversal, noting perceived unfairness to the university and city, despite banker claims of covering unprofitable business.
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Rilles
Thes Duetolearher House Association
Provdlsings
Lawrence
Linley
Ain
Chosetiagy House
Bankshell
Rhs
Qawreimys
Effeck Tn Thase
Taurenee Clearing House
Asfar
Gaiwerit Thorilies
Lawgidare Iitel
Lawrences
Dawes
Boys in Blue Parade Today Behind Colors for Which They Fought
Parade of veterans in Des Moines and nearby towns details the Blue soldiers march with marshal leaders Polk and McNider among officials. The event features a mounted escort, a post band, and the public observing the commemorative procession honoring past conflicts.
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Boys In Blue
Fiat
Des Moines
Orange Auroagety
Pole
Marshal Hw, Polk
Lexie
Colina
Thas Prurack
Dewis’ S. Pilcher
Brooklyn
Fliesford
McNider
Aimericant Laggida
Dirigible C2 Flight Narrative From San Francisco
Army officials report three airplates were sent from Aperndin Co to scout for a mission. They returned an hour after being sent, circling the presidio and then heading out again. A Superior Chevrolet was observed in the vicinity as the event unfolded.
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Frivea
Sinose
Aperndin Co San Francises
Armly Mir
Hery
Citesy Geldoat
Presidio
Cant Agai
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