Kemal vows not to advance amid Dardanelles crisis
Constantinople Sept 20 Mustapha Kemal Pasha replies to General Harington’s telegram saying his troops will not advance further and hopes to meet Harington soon in London. British warnings and fears of wider war in Europe dominate discussions at cabinet and in the Chanak zone.
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Constantinople
Associated Press
Mustapha Meimal Pasha
Harington
London
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Angora
Russia
Dardanelles
Turace
Balkans
Sdcizidt -Tress
Charles Harington
Madaniz
Sea of
Marmora
Chanak
Harrington
Mustapha Kemal
Kansas Forecast Slightly Cooler in West and North
Partly cloudy tonight and Saturday with cooler air in western and northern areas. Weather brief notes indicate lighter conditions in west and south portions Saturday and unsettled patterns in the night period.
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Kansas
Porto Rico Official Plans Visit for Evidence on Congress
Commissioner Felix Cordova Davila announced he will depart for San Juan to obtain documentary evidence. He intends to present this material to Congress to press for imposed governance measures. Davila’s move signals a push on territorial status and authority.
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Reily
Felix Cordova Davila
Porto Rico
San Juan
Congress
Geoy
Mont. Reily
Greece crowns Prince George as king after revolution
Athens reports Prince George took the oath as king amid a nonpartisan nationalist movement. Greece is governed by twelve officers as a new ministry forms while Athens holds to calm order. Ex-King Constantine is prisoner awaiting departure plans. The revolutionary committee names a cabinet with Zaimis as premier and Politis as foreign minister. General elections likely next week.
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Athens
Associated Press
Prince George
Greece
Ani Narly
Oan
Paris
Aebney
Ihent
America
Paraskevopoulis
Venizelos
New York Herald
Ponte
George
Alexander ‘Zaimis
M. Politis
Revolutionary ‘Committee
Constantine
Revolutionary Committee
Proof of Real Ford Day Bargains at City Wool Coverings
An advertising circular from a local city showcases genuine bargains on blankets and cloth. Wool blankets list at 3.99 with 20 cent yard prices for tailored challis, while merchants sold the same brand at 3.19 for blankets and 14 cents per yard for challis.
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Iity
Ford
Siki Awarded Bout Victory After Carpenter Fight
Paris reports Battiling Siki won the bout against Georges Carpentier as the judges decision stood and Carpenter was ruled hors de combat. The Associated Press notes the ruling settles the dispute over the outcome.
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Siki
Bott
Paris
Associated Press
Ferl
Battiling Siki
Georges Carpenter
Carpentier
Lynch Negro Hanged En Route to Trial in Georgia
Jim Johnson, a Black man, was taken from officers and lynched today while being transported to Wrightsville to stand trial. Deputy Sheriff Wood, who had custody, reported the attack. Sheriff Johns and Deputy Lawyene later attended local fairs at Big Springs and Vinland Grange.
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Georgia
Sandersville
Jim Johnson
Wrightsville
Wood
Johns
Big Springs
Lawyene
Vinland Grange
Bomb Explodes at W. C. Smith Home in St Louis
An explosion believed to be from bomb or dynamite damaged the front porch of W. C. Smith's home in St Louis. Smith, assistant mechanical superintendent of Missouri Pacific, and his family were unharmed. Nearby windows were shattered. The incident coincides with shop unrest as the terminal railroad association replaces striking workers with new hires.
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St. Louis
W. C. Smith
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Smith
Terminal Railroad Association
Ober returns to Lawrence after long Colorado drive
H. B. Ober arrived in Lawrence last night after driving from Denver to Lawrence a 276 mile trip. He was delayed about four hours when a woman struck his car on the road and then stayed on the highway. The total driving time on the trip was about twenty one hours.
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Colorado
H. B. Ober
Lawrence
Oakley
Kans
Trials of 74 men to open November 19 in Herrin mine killings
In Marion Illinois on September 29 a federal official announced trials of seventy four men charged in the Herrin mine killings will begin November 19. The first case, with forty eight defendants, accuses them of murdering Howard Huffman of Huntington West Virginia during the June 22 riot against nonunion workers.
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Yerrin
Marion
Lll
Cassociated
Ress
Conaddliah
Herrin
Dude Bardteff
Howard Huffman
Tuntington
Douglas County Sunday School Association Set Two Day Convention
Attendance is expected high as all Sanlu school representatives join the Douglas County Sunday School Association convention on October 4 and 5. Sessions run from morning to evening with a three tent program featuring The Resurrection staged by Prof. Lewia Raland. Speakers include Frank Go Richure Soul Ralph N. Melvitire from Topela representing the State Sunday School association.
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Say Worden
Douglas County Sunday School Association
Sanlu
Lewia Raland
Maker University Consprentacy of Music
Frank Go Richure
Ralph N. Melvitire
Topela
Vinland Fair Opens With Community Pride and Diverse Exhibits
Report from Vinland notes a large attendance and strong displays by the school district and 4-H like needlework canned goods and fruit exhibits. Livestock and prize hogs attract visitors while a Dalduin vs Franklin ball game provides midday entertainment amid a ferry tent feed. A Valley Falls robbery prompts sheriffs to pursue suspects likely bound for Lawrence.
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A. D. Weaver
Ja Klein
T. L. Phillips
B Smith
Z. R. Cowden
Oscar Mile O. M. Sherwood
Herbert Hil
J M. Sanderson
W.Q. Hamilton
H.R. Warner
Dalduin
Franklin
Crange
Youths Egging Cars Prompts Sheriff Inquiry
Shawnee county youths accused of throwing rotten eggs and stones at passing cars along the Fort Scott road west of Big Springs faced investigation after Sheriff Johns and Sheriff Miller of Topeka questioned Leo Warner Raymond Spencer and John Searley. The men admitted tossing missiles, blamed bright headlights, and were warned to stop.
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Shawnee County
Big Springs
Douglas County
Johns
Lig Springs
Sherif Miler
Topeka
Wolf
Leo Warner
Raymond Spencer
John Searley
Sheriff Johns
Sexely
Warner and Spencer
Searley
Luw
End of Prof Henry Kruse Passes at 60
Professor Henry Otto Kruse age 60 died at home on Kentucky Street after a long illness. Born in Southern Russia September 3, 1863 he came to New York then Kansas, earned A B from the University of Kansas in 1894 and led Bethel College science and German programs. Survived by his wife and son Schieter Kruse, funeral Sunday at 2:30 led by R A Bleck at Oak Hill Cemetery.
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Henry Otto Kruse
Kentucky Street
Kruse
Professor Kruse
Sothern
Russia
New York
Toansas
Halstead
University of Kansas
Newton
Kansas
Bethel College
University of Chicago
A. M. Derver
K. U
Kenge
Schiiter Kruse
R.A. Bleck
Oak Hill
Twelve destroyers load supplies for voyage to Constantinople
At Norfolk Virginia on September 29 officers at the Hampton Roads naval base said twelve destroyers ordered with the supply ship Bridge will finish loading tonight. Medicines are being loaded and remaining space is filled with food for the voyage.
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Norfolk
Constantinople
Hampton Roads Naval Base
British cabinet weighs Greek revolt with Thrace campaign
The SITUATION GRAVE reports London’s cabinet holds prolonged talks over possible British troop actions in Thrace as Greece’s revolution dominates near east policy. Newspapers echo the gravity with headlines and posters signaling a long campaign under consideration. Also, John Stout suffered a broken arm while cranking a car.
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London
Associated Press
Near East
Thrace
John Stout
Davis Speaker Leads Democratic Rally in Lawrence
Jonathan M. Davis, Democratic candidate for governor, will headline a Lawrence rally at 7 p.m. in the Chamber of Commerce rooms. Other speakers include BK W241 Thompson and W. L. Rignexy. Davis vows tax reform and repeal of non essential tax laws along with a cheaper industrial dispute mechanism.
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Jonathan M. Davis
Douglas County
Chamber of Commerce
Thompson
W. L. Rignexy
Paola
Mavis
Lawrence
Davis
Bronson
Kansas
Stueent
University of Kansas
Turkish Refugees Flee Greek Terrorism to Bulgarian Frontier
Two hundred forty Turkish refugees from Scaara in Thrace reached the Bulgarian frontier after fleeing Greek actions they describe as terrorism. They claim Greek forces surrounded their village, burned homes, and killed some residents, prompting authorities to urge return while fear of Turkish expulsion grows.
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Sophia
Bulgaria
Scaara
Thrace
Coal Carriers to Move 4600 Great Lakes Units
Chicago September 29 Every available type of car will be pressed into service to move coal to the northwest when 4600 Great Lakes ships go on strike next Sunday, officials announced today. Existing coal carrying equipment already taxed to capacity cannot meet the fuel deficit caused by the miners strike, rail executives admitted, prompting long hauls to be shifted to air routes when lake transportation stops.
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Chicago
Great
Vancouver Paymaster Robbed of 75000 by Two Bandits
Paymaster T. A. Schooley was held up near the city hall as two automobile bandits robbed him of $75,000. The robbers escaped through the business district after the attack.
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Vancouver
2. C
T. A. Schooley
Schooley
Free clinic sees twenty five babies brought in
At city hall yesterday afternoon a free clinic welcomed twenty five babies. Four of the infants visited the clinic for the first time and three were brought to a mothers conference for their initial attendance.
Ford plans to use wealth to create jobs nationwide
Henry Ford told the Wall Street Journal an interview published today that he intends to employ his vast wealth in industry to provide thousands of new jobs and boost national wealth. He dismissed Rockefeller and Carnegie distributions as unnecessary.
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New York
Henry Ford
Wall Street Journal Today
Rockefeller
Carnegie
Plans for University Homecoming Weekend Unveiled
The university outlines a multi day homecoming schedule for November 10 and 11 featuring alumni events, a convocation, a Freshmen-Sophomore Olympics, Old Timers Night, a Stag party, and a Stadium dedication by the Kansas American Legion on Armistice Day. The Kansas vs Nebraska game is set for 2 PM Friday, with Dad's Day planned around the Oklahoma Kansas game on November 4.
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Tade
Univer
Nebraska
American Legion of Kansas
Nebraska Gamie
State Legion
Sanpies
Kansas Department of the American Legion
Kansas
Freshmen Cheer Tryouts Build Kansas Spirit at University
Freshmen filled Fraser Chapel to learn Kansas yells led by Virg Miller and members of the Glee Club. Miller plans a big Monday rally to send the team to West Point with fighting spirit, with a rooters section and signup opportunities in Marvin and Fraser halls. Women volunteers may receive a similar section if enough interest appears.
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Fraser Chapel
University
Kansas
Miller
West Point
Marvin and
Fraser
Stillman Denied Divorce in High Profile Suit
James A. Stillman former president of the National City Bank of New York loses his bid for an absolute divorce from Anne A. Stillman. Referee Daniel Gleason rules against adultery claims against Mrs Stillman but finds grounds for the mens admission that Stillman violated his vows with Florence Leeds, who bore him two children. The decision preserves a $6 million trust for their children and awaits Supreme Court confirmation.
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Carmel WN
Associated Press
James A. Stillman
National City Bank of New York
Anne A. Stillman
Guy Stillman
Daniel 4. Gleason
Mr. Stillman
Florence H. Leeds
Florence
Leeds Ang
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Missouri Pacific
Worden
Frank G. Richard
Vinland Fair
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