Greek King Constantine Abdicates Amid Revolution
Constantinople reports former King Constantine of Greece has abdicated after revolutionaries surrounded the palace in Athens. Provisional revolutionary committee forms to assume power. Venizelos support rallies held. Crown Prince George likely to accept the throne. Rebels seize strategic points. Constantine’s whereabouts uncertain as Athens and Saloniki remain under revolutionary control.
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Constantinople
Associated Press
Constantine of
George
France
Athens
Plastiras
Gohapas
Constantine
Papowlas
Greece
London
Athensi
Saloniki
Venezelos
Paul
EMI
Reuters
Paris
Eliophieros
Gsseés
Deauville
The
Petite Parisien
Young Lloyd Overman Injured Playing Football
Nine year old Lloyd Overman son of Mrs. L J Overman of 681 Indiana street sustained a painful injury when he broke his right arm while playing football. The arm has been set and he will be unable to use it for some time. June ope had a similar accident, prompting a note of concern. A special meeting of the Chamber of Commerce board is scheduled for luncheon tomorrow at 12:30 in Chamber quarters.
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Lloyd Overman
L. J. Overman
Indiana Street
Ope
Board of Directors
The
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber ‘of Commerce
Kansay Forecast Incomplete Local Weather Note
Forecast reads partly cloudy tonight and Friday with cooler Friday afternoon in Mearsivent and north central areas. Temperatures show 7 p.m. yesterday readings and 2 p.m. today figures with maximum and minimum today unclear.
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Kansay
Mearsivent
Porae
Twelve destroyers sail to Near East from Norfolk
Secretary Denby announced the twelve destroyers ordered to proceed from Norfolk to Constantinople. The ships named Hatfield Gilmer Fox Kane Hopkins Bainbridge McFarland Overton Sturtevant King Bury and Goss. The departure date has not yet been announced.
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Uy. S
Near East
Washington
Denby
Norfolk
Constantinople
Hatfield
Gilmer
Fox
Kane
Hopkins
Bainbridge
McFarland
Overton
Sturtevant
King
Bury
Goss
American Legion Post Plans Move and Housewarming
Eli Dorsey post of the American Legion will relocate to the old Chamber of Commerce rooms at Ninth and Massachusetts. The move occurs mid October with a housewarming planned for the third week of October. A new three week advance nomination requirement was adopted for officers. A theatrical committee, including Earl Endacott and Marcel Cohn, was formed to plan a Legion show this year.
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Eli Dorsey
American Legion
Chamber of Commerce
Ninth
Massachusetts
Marcel Colin Earl Endacott
William Carter
Earl Endacott
Shorty Smith
Byron
Marcel Cohn
Marvin LeSner
Eric Conger
Legion
British Policy May Be Changed Amid Greek Abduction
London reports indicate a third cabinet meeting as Greek king Constantine’s abdication sparks talk of cooperation between Lloyd George and Venizelos. Turmoil in Constantinople and Dardanelles tensions heighten fear of renewed clashes with Turkish nationalists and ongoing Allied efforts to manage neutral zones.
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London
Associated
Constantine
Greece
Lloyd George
Venizelos
Great Britain
Fress
Dardanelles
Charles Harington
Constantinople
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Harington
Associated Press
Corm
Hamid Bey
Dom
Mroder
Dumbresk Yughfilay
Sanga
Keli
Asmali- Tene
Kepax
Straits
Harrington
Kemal
Smyrna Urgine
Madania
Isaid
Aveross
Ciracus
Plumber
Kansas City Federal Reserve notes fall upturn in business
The Kansas City Federal Reserve reviews September business gains despite strikes and dry weather. It highlights a strong fall upturn and a marked improvement in the banking and financial position across the tenth district in early 1922.
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Kansas City
Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City
Federal Reserve District
Oklahoma shopmen strike fails to halt rail traffic
In Oklahoma City on September 28, Charles Dillon of the Association of Railroad Executives told Kiwanis members the July 1 strike did not disrupt the heaviest railroad traffic in history. He urged labor leaders and striking workers to prefer arbitration and local settlements to avoid costly disruptions, suggesting the strike may yet prove useful in deterring future upheaval.
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Oklahoma
Washington University Adds Swimming Course For Freshmen
St Louis notes a new swimming program at Washington University making swimming a mandatory part of the first two years. A large pool with electric hair driers for women was installed and natatorial classes will be led by W Sterry Brown. Separate item reports a land dispute appeal as James E Martin sues Fred W Ott over land sales with Ott prevailing in lower court.
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St. Louis
Washington University
Oregon Agricultural College
W. Sterry Brown
University of Ilinois
Supreme Court
James E. Martin
Fred’ W. Ott
Supreme Court of the State
Martin
Ott
Tuberculosis Clinic at City Hall Next Tuesday
The monthly free tuberculosis clinic will be held at City Hall next Tuesday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Dr. Loveland of Topeka will conduct it. Open to residents and non residents of Lawrence. New Forest Fire Starts Duluth Sept 28 Five buildings burned in northern Minnesota forest area as winds rise to 25 mph and a new blaze breaks out, aviators report.
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Loveland
Topeka
Lawrence
Duluth
Minnesota
County education chief visits eight rural districts
I Lane county superintendent of schools has toured eight county school districts over the past two days. The visits covered districts 27 4 15 411 46 85 32 and 18. A Gloucester fishing schooner crew harpooned a turtle off Nantucket weighing 1500 pounds and seven feet long with a ten foot span across flippers, indicative of Gulf of Mexico waters.
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I. Lane
Gloucester
Nantucket
Gulf of Mexico
Attorneys Surrender Clients In Herrin Mine Killings
In Marion on September 26 Associated Press reports attorneys for the defense in the Herrin mine killings faced twelve more murder indictments. Eight defendants remain at large, four under indictment. Seven released on $5,000 bail, five on $10,000 bail. Bonds supplied by ninety six Herrin business men.
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Marion
Associated Press
Herrin Mihe
Herrin
Connection Between K U Plant And Kansas Electric Co
Transmission line between the K U electric plant and Kansas Electric Utilities Co. has been strung. Half the line will be in service tonight with three bio wires connected. When completed and full power available, West Lawrence services will double. Linwood transmission line repairs to Bonney Springs involve new wires. Poles extend two thirds toward Lecompton. local plant will serve Lecompton. Welding plates awaited to resume streetcar track repairs hindered by car shortage.
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K. U. Electric Plant
Kansas Electric Utilities Co
K. Us
West Lawrence
Linwood
Bonney Springs
Lecompton
Davis Fires Taxation Lead in Debate Challenge
In Topeka on December 28 Jonathan M. Davis pledges to debate Republican candidate W Y Morgan on taxation as the party’s paramount campaign issue. He states readiness to discuss the industrial court law and other topics the public deems important, offering to name time and place for a discussion.
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Topeka
W. Y. Morgan
Jonathin
M. Davis
Toma
Davis
Mr. Davis
Entire Garrison Lost at Falconara Fort
The Falconara Fort garrison near Genoa is believed killed in a massive explosion triggered by lightning. Thousands wounded. seventy bodies recovered as debris covers ten miles. One thousand five hundred tons of explosives stored in deep tunnels. hilltop blown away. rescue and recovery ongoing.
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Spezia
Associated Press
Falconara
Gulf of Genoa
Buckleys and son charged with murder for $25
Warsaw Missouri reports Cham bers Buckley II and Karl Buckley III in custody charged with killing farmer Alfred Lutman near Fastan. Claude Estes, 19, confessed to being hired by the Buckleys for the $25 murder. Plan Pension Increase in Congress to raise Civil and Mexican War veteran pensions from $50 to $72 monthly as a potential Christmas gift.
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Warsaw
Chambers Buckley TO
Karl
Alfred
Lutman
Fastan
Qiles
Claude Estes
Buckley
Washington
Uncle Sam
Congress
Neighborhood fair attendance by local officials at Vinland event
Sheriff Johns Deputy Sheriff Lawrence and County Attorney Mitchell attended the grange fair at Vinland this morning. Johns and Lawrence went to Big Springs this afternoon.
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Johns
Lawrence
Mitchell
Vinland
Big Springs
Lawrence businessmen join Big Springs Fair trip
Twelve cars will depart the Chamber of Commerce at 1:30 PM for the Big Springs fair. F A Ubband will accompany the party and perform at the event. Attendees include A De Weaver W C Simons R H Wagstaff Rev Frank Dinnings Mayor George Kreeck Dr H T Rand DB C Asher Charlie FE Decker Van Bruner L Phillips M Newmark Walter Varnim. Members should wear their plates. replacements available at the Chamber.
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Lawrence
Chamber ‘of Commerce
Comer Row
Big Springs
F. A. U- Band
Douglas County
A. de Weaver
W._C. Simons
R. H. ‘Wagstaff
Frank Dinnings
George Kreeck
H.T. Rand
Thomas G Watson Funeral Held in Georgia
Thomson, Sept 2 United States Senator Thomas G Watson was laid to rest in McDuffie County after brief services at Hickory Hill. Thousands from Georgia’s backwoods paid tribute as town honors were extended to the departed senator.
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Thomson
United States
Thomas G. Watson
McDuffie County
Georgia
Hickory Hill
Watton
Bank Robbery in Cincinnati Nets $14000 on Woodburn Ave
Five men robbed the Hamilton County bank on Woodburn avenue, struck the cashier, and forced employees and depositors into a rear room. They fled in a small car with revolvers, looting the open safe of cash and bonds totaling about $14,000, according to a police report.
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Cincinnati
Hamilton
Woodburn Avenue
Topeka man grows English walnuts in Kansas climate
GP Bolmar, veteran Topeka businessman, cultivates English walnut grafts on black walnut stock to prove trees can bear fruit yearly in Kansas. He notes a 20 year old prolific black walnut, a 11 year old grafted Cal firnia tree, and a broad collection of fruit experiments. Bolmar explains methods to delay early spring growth and frost risk, aided by mulching and shade barriers.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Bolmar
Kavsas
Brick Yard
Belmar
Rolmar
United States
Freemasonry prospers in India with wide UK ties
The Indian Masonic Year Book reports robust activity across India with all three UK constitutions represented. In Bombay 57 units meet at Freemasons Hall, 82 English lodges in the city, Calcutta hosts 23 English lodges and eight Royal Arch chapters span five jurisdictions, while English Mark Masonry includes 76 lodges.
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Bombay
India
United Kingdom
England
Scotland
Ireland
Freemasons Hall
Calcutta
Royal Arch
Ford Day prompts merchants meet to plan October sale
City merchants convene at the Chamber of Commerce to discuss Ford Day results and the October 25 sale day. They eye extending trade, defending farm focus, and boosting country shoppers who attended the parade and bought bargains.
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Chamber of Commerce
Ford
Busimen
Yepple
Lawrence
Gronda
Weaver
Ffrom
Parliament Debates Radio Broadcasting Monopoly Clash
In London the Commons voices vigorous protest against the Postmaster General Kellaway s plan to grant two year monopolies to instrument makers for wireless broadcasting rights in England. Captain Wedgwood Benn calls broadcasting a public information revolution and argues against private control, while Kellaway cites domestic manufacturing skill and predicts 30 million dollars spent in two years on receivers and stations with 80 percent wages.
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London
Coase of Commons
Pan
Keldaway
England
Wedgwood Benn
Memof Parliamant
Kellaway
Broadcasting Company
Juarez Plans Winter Racing Season Negotiations Under Way
Juarez Mexico September 27 negotiat ons are under way to conduct a winter racing season this year Col Matt Winn a Kentucky turf man promoting the proposal has told friends that the plan is asshe t Tentative plans call for opening on Thanksgiving Day and running through the Christmas and New Year holidays Also reported Rockefeller dividends of 75000000 in one year equaling about 113 tons of gold
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Juarez
Mexico
Matt Winn
Kentucky
Raster
John D. Rockefeller
Ford endorsement proposal split for Democratic convention
Boost for Henry Ford in Bay City proposal to back his presidential bid during the 1924 election was separated for the resolutions committee. State central committee members declined to forecast the outcome or fate of the proposal before the committee’s presentation.
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Boost Ford
Presidency Bay City
Mich
Henry Ford
United States
Resolutions Committee
State Central Committee
Program Out for Chamlee Concert
Dean H. La Basler announced the opening concert program of the University course. Mario Chamlee of the Metropolitan Opera will sing arias including Una furtiva lagrima and Che gelida manina with pianist Quirke at the piano next Tuesday evening October 4. The program lists Italian and French songs and ends with The Last Hour and Your Voice.
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Dean H. la. Basler
Mario Chamlee
Metropolitan Opera Company
I Robinson Cymnasivum
Canal OC
Quirke
Iun
Tosti
Carte
Conal O'C. Quirke
Walter Krimer
Lonivertic
Shipping Dependence Gathers Anxiety in St Thomas
In Charlotte Amalie Virgin Islands the prosperity of merchants hinges on harbor traffic. A commission urges President Harding to suspend Volstead Act enforcement and coastwise laws, arguing coaling and shipping income are declining. Ship arrivals fell. coal exports and employment faded, causing regional unease.
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Charlotte Amalia
St. Thomas
United States Shipping Board
Shipping Board Gressons
Wounded World War Patients Stay In London Hospital
In London on September 27, four years after the war ended there remain about 200 patients in a special surgery hospital. Most have fractures and wounds that refuse to heal. a large staff of surgeons and nurses tends them. Some patients were evacuated workers who returned when shrapnel fragments resurfaced in various parts of the body requiring removal to prevent future trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Duke of Portland tops English racing earnings with two horses
The Duke of Portland secured the largest single season earnings for an owner in England, winning with his two horses Donovan and Ayr Shire. The total surpassed $865,000, marking a record in the sport's history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Duke of Portland
Donovan
Ayrshire
Crazy Burglar Strikes Two Homes in Daylight
Following a string of daytime hold ups, two houses were entered in daylight. Theodore Gardner at 1200 Mississippi Street and J A Kipminton at 704 Ohio Street were broken into. Gardner residents found a broken back door and an unlatched door. a antique pistol and a cabinet with dies were taken. Mrs. Finton reported about two dollars in change missing and a light overcoat taken. Neighbors said a stranger was seen near Kipminton’s place earlier. Police believe the same burglar may be involved and sought a man matching descriptions from Tuesday’s hold ups. A man named Jonge was charged with petty theft today, pled guilty, and received a 30 day sentence in the city jail.
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Theoore Gardner
Mississippi Street
J. A. Kipminton
Ohio Street
Gardner
Twelock
Oelock
Tron
Finton
L. J. Dyche
Polio Ave
Ae Yank Jonge
Yap Mney
ST Mid
Rail traffic rises in Poland amid imports and loans
Warsaw reports Poland's rail traffic in early year up 20 percent from the prior period. The government bought thirty ton freight cars from the United States and seeks loans of cars until domestic factories deliver the first batch. Hess has installed a radio set in the Hess Drag store and broadcasts concerts nightly from Kansas City Athinia Fort Worth and Dallas. The Serenade radio costs 835 and Hess may take the agency if performance continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Poland
United States
Pudovia
Hess
Sweeney Auto School
Kansas City
Athinia
Fort Worth
Dallas
Tex
Reunion returns Willie Johns after 85th Division gathering
Willie Johns came home from the Wichita reunion of the 85th Division where about 800 veterans from across the United States met at the American Legion headquarters. A parade led by Governor Allen featured the event, while sailors noted superstitions about ships cats and weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Johns
Wichita
United States
Legton
Allen
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Big Springs Fair
Tom Watson
Hamilton County Bank
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Scotland Yard
Guinea
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