Zaimis Named Greek Premier Amid Revolution
Alexander Zaimis is chosen to head a new Greek ministry composed of independents and military officers as revolutionary forces place Constantine’s government in flux. The move follows Venizelos accepting the invitation to lead Greece’s interim cabinet, with travel to London for discussions with British officials. At Rodosto, residents react violently to symbols of the monarchy, cheering Venizelos as the city’s mayor and townspeople witness the upheaval.
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Paris
Associated Press
M. Venizelos
Athens
Revolutionary Committee
Greece
Otho
Constantine Ta Palmery
Constantine
Sonbkio
Prinke
Nicholas
Palermo
Sicily
Oropus
Cofmunistes
Rodost Tadasta
Settjers
Vilians
Mabel Eliat
Bentin Harbor
Mich
Ni Rust Relics
Venizelos
Surviving Confederate Veterans Count Across States
Washington report shows fewer than 7,000 Confederate veterans alive, with about 1,868 in soldiers' homes and 7,600 on pension. An estimated 7,708 widows receive pensions, while 667 African American veterans live in homes. Texas, Georgia, and Arkansas hold large pensioned survivor totals, with about 14,909 pensioners statewide.
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Washington
South
Pimms M. Burrows
General
Daian St. Carr
United Confederate Veterans
Texas
Arkansas
Revolt Rumor in Belgrade Reports King Assassination
An unconfirmed AP dispatch from Paris cites a rumored Belgrade revolution and King Alexander of Yugoslavia’s assassination. A Belgrade bureau later denied the reports, blaming enemy misinformation and stating no revolution occurred.
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Associated Press
Paris
Belgrade
Alexander
Jugo-Slavia
Ureau
Weather Outlook for Kansas Regions Turns Cloudy with Showers
The forecast calls for mostly cloudy skies with local thunder showers this afternoon or tonight. East portions see slightly cooler tonight while the west and north stay milder. Sunday will be partly cloudy across the state.
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Kansas
Search Fails to Find Owner of Stolen Irish Terrier Rags
The small Irish terrier named Rags, stolen from C. M. Fate, remains missing after days of searching. Rags, a black and white dog with a tipped tail, barked at a man in an automobile near a restaurant, but the car has not been identified. Fate believes the clues point to a single vehicle linked to Kansas City speedway events, as the same car was seen near the restaurant when Rags disappeared. The owner continues following leads and notes about high breeding dogs arise in the investigation.
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Rags
C. M
Vic Adams Purige
Kansas City Speedway
Garrison Revolts in Juarez Mexico Amid Fighting
Rebels seized Juarez garrison for four days prompting army reinforcements and shelling. Ten rebels killed and about twenty wounded. Two Americans in El Paso injured by stray bullets. At headquarters, three mutineers were executed after being captured.
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Elditsa
Associated
Juarez
Mexico City
Fl Paso
Jaruez
Eisvent Creceres
Chili
Rio Grande
Ameri
International II
Od Am
Mendes
Five New Safety Street Cars For Kansas Electric Utilities
Kansas Electric Utilities announces five new safety street cars to be deployed locally within six weeks. One car, ready next week, will serve North Lawrence. the remaining four are standard models with two cars having double ends. Five old cars will be retired when replacements arrive. use will be limited to peak crowds. Work on the transmission line linking the KU vertical plant to the local facility continues and aims to finish by next week.
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Kansas Electric Utilities Company
Lawrencs
K. U. Elvetical
Eleventh Street
First Baptist Church Music Program Announced
The First Baptist church reveals tomorrow evening's program with Edwin Schrieber and Miss Trene Peabody joining the church quartet. The lineup includes Hark Hark My Soul, The Lord Is My Light, Cast Thy Burden, and organ pieces. Rev. Frank Jennings will preach on Satisfaction in Obedience to Law at the service starting at ? (time unreadable).
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First Baptist Church
Edwin Schrieber
Trene Peabody
Quirtet
Hark
My Soul
Houseley
Lord Is
Light
Dudley Buck
Miss Peabody
Mr. Tse
Hansem
Merkel
Dantino
Londen
Smart
Frank Jennings
Taha
British and Turkish Forces Tense at Constantinople
Turkish troops close contact with British forces around Constantinople as reconnoitering and concentrations form. British wartime censorship blocks names, regiments and destinations. London officials fear war unless Turks withdraw from the neutral zone.
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Constantinople
Harington
London
Turkey
Mustapha -Keimpl Pasha
Charles Havington
Esmond Brock
Nery Waste
Horace Rambold
Complaint Seeks Injunction Over Electric Sign
A. Ewers files against A. Garter in this city requesting a permanent injunction to stop the Carter Tire and Battery Co from operating its electric sign where it allegedly shines into her rooms above the store and causes nervous trouble, claiming health concerns.
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A. Ewers
A. &. Garter
Carter, Tire and Battery Co
Chaos of Greek Revolution Worsens Refugee Plight
Dispatches from Smyrna Salonika and Aegean islands warn thousands face starvation and death. Conservative estimates place sufferers at 400,000 as refugees crowd to seaward hoping for aid. Three Americans oversee relief for about 150,000 with 30,000 more expected to arrive.
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Constantinopla
Associated Press
Smyrna
Salonika
Mitylene
Chios
Jitu
Miylene
Norncat Football Duel Prepares for Haskell Battle
In a key Haskell normal series tilt, Norncat aims to topple Ubaskell Villebury and avenge previous losses. Coach Laawrenon lists veteran returnees and Leniens lines up at quarterback as the Indians seek to sustain their defensive edge and stop the rival attack.
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Maskell Ahea
Tin Haskell
Norncat
Enim
Ue Hackell
Norn Nen
Bidians
Noraviis
Interial
Suely Castle Leniens
Sen
Caplan
Tae Cha
Poulin Not Guilty Is Court's Ruling
A South Bend case titled A Dramatic Case held the city court for eight days. Harry Poulin faced charges linked to a liaison with Mrs. Tiernan, but the court found him not guilty after considering alleged infidelity and alibi testimony. Mrs Tiernan testified she was influenced by Poulin, while Poulin denied the tryst and asserted he was with his wife on the dates in question.
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South Bend
Sept
Harry Poulin
Lee
Col. Paleont
Mes ‘Ternop
Poulin
Deel Peatosser Tiernan
Oiteo
Justics
Charees
Tou- Vint
Teenam
Minimum wage orders upheld by Kansas Industrial Court
The Kansas Industrial Court decision in Shawnee District sustains minimum wage orders for industry. The ruling, Judge Whitcomb presiding, keeps temporary restraining orders against enforcement as Topeka firms and several hundred employers challenge the regime setting a base wage of 11 dollars and a 42 hour workweek.
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Opéka
Kansas Industrial Court
Shawne
Whitcomb
Topeka
Topeka ‘Hundries
Lawrence urged to provide rooms for Odd Fellows delegates
The 1. O. O. F. lodge seeks 200 more rooms in Lawrence for the state convention crowd of three to four thousand delegates and their wives. Despite local efforts, many homes are already filled and a committee asks residents to register spare rooms for three days, promising compensation. Call 817 Tennessee or 1452 Black to list rooms.
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Lawrence
Alfred. Langrence
Manhattan
Odel Pellows
Ohl
Daugherty
Tennessee
Black
France Stands Firm Over Turkish Neutrality in Chanak Crisis
Paris officials reaffirm France will back Turkish neutrality in the Chanak zone, urging Turkey to withdraw its nationalist forces. Britain and Turkey face tense standoffs as Athens signals continued pressure. Mussolini deportations in Thrace noted, with Kemal Pasha awaiting Angora assembly decisions after talks with Franklin-Bodlion.
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Tarks
Seph M
France
England
Rane
Great Britain
Chanak Zone
M. Franklin-Bojlion
Kemal Pasha
Angora
Custody Case Dismissed in Domestic Dispute
In a morning proceeding before Judge Hugh Means AL Cunningham faced contempt charges. His former wife Mrs Paul Wickersham testified she could not visit their children at Cunningham's home where custody remained with him. Judge Means dismissed for insufficient evidence and urged the families to live in peace. Count the Chevrolets.
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AL Cunningham
Hugh Means
Cunningham
Paul Wickersham
Means
Real Oratory at Democratic Feast in Douglas County
Democrats from Miami Osage Douglas Shawnee Warren counties gathered for a chamber dinner to hear Jonathan M. Davis address issues of taxation, government waste, and marketing. Davis urged faith in government, constitutional equality, and reform of overhead costs while advocating reduced boards and regional cooperation. Thompson praised Wilson and criticized party vs. class rhetoric, with Little and Rigney also speaking.
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Douglas
Hatter
Miami
Osage
Shawnee
Wrandatte
Johnson Sonhiy
Heath
Jonathan MM. Davis
Wolf Thompson
Cy Little
Olumbe
Jponeral
We. L. Rigney
Paola
Insunience
Jayhawker Publicity Plan to Use K U Birds
Kansas University and Lawrence publicity plans involve Kansas Jayhawks football players flying rubber dart adorned birds over major towns next week. The campaign, organized with the Chamber of Commerce and athletic director Dr. F E Allen, aims to print KU and Lawrence branding on five thousand birds carried aloft in large cities.
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Jayhawker
K. U
Lawrence
Kansas Jayhawk
Jayhawks
Chamber of Commerce
FE. C. Allen
K. UO
Chamlee Illness Forces Change to Concert Opening
Mario Chamlee, billed to open the concert course next Tuesday, is ill with laryngitis and cannot perform. A replacement is sought from top tenors such as Ricardo Martin or Tandy McKenzie, with a Monday note to confirm. If no substitute is found, the opening may be postponed. season tickets have surpassed $4,000 in sales, ensuring the course’s financial viability.
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Deg Butler
New York
Mario Chamlee
Chanlee
May Chamlee
Butler
Chicago Opera Company
Tandy McKenzie
John McCormark
Journal:World and the Kansan
Iiss
Vinland Fair Draws Thousands to Community Event
A gala Vinland fair at the Vinkind grange near Vinland drew an estimated 2,500 attendees, the largest yet, with cars from surrounding counties. Exhibits highlighted top local produce including apples surpassing other fairs, and coal Creek and Vinland school displays. Livestock included fine horses and cattle, with white belted Hampshire hogs and goats attracting attention. Community spirit filled the day as Vinland and Leloup rivalry provided afternoon entertainment, while concessions thrived. Committee chair H. W. Miskimen led the efforts with vice chair W. E. Hoskinson and others guiding the event.
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Vinkind Grange Coir
Mos!oni Stevens Grove
Vinkind
Amd
Douglas County
Vinland Waemer
Coal Creek
Vinland Schapl Alistrigts
Hampshire
Seely
B. A. Préviene
Stevens
Gers
Alpha Omicron Pi Alpha Q sorority hosts pledge event
Alpha Omicron Pi and Alpha Chi Omega members enjoyed a morning chocolate gathering hosted by the sororities to honor pledges. The event featured cut flowers arranged on a chocolate table and a festive, collegial atmosphere.
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Alpha Omricon Pi
Alpha Q Omricon Pi Sorority
Dick resignation not handed in at county meeting
The resignation of Marty Dick as candidate for the Twelfth district legislature was not filed today. Dick defended himself, saying he is innocent until proven guilty and refusing to resign until successors are named. A committee was to demand his resignation and reconvene after a closed session to address the matter.
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Great Britain
Lloyd George
Spectator
London
Marty Pick
Republican County Committee
Marshall Gorrill
Eoam
Gorrill
Elmer ‘Brown
George J. Girker
Elmer Brown and Co GR
Lawrence crowd at Big Springs fair spots farm display
Lawrence attendees at the Big Springs community fair enjoyed a large crowd and fine displays of farm and home products. Jonathan Davis addressed the crowd, introduced by George McCarty, with the Fraternal Aid Union band providing music. Exhibits included corn, katir and cane products, apples, poultry, mules and horses, and culinary displays. Officers praised the fair's organization, led by Hy by Hall president, Fred Whalfkuble secretary, and Carl M. Kreider treasurer. Judge Hugh Means returns from Ottawa after court service and will stay in Lawrence next week.
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Lawrence
Big Springs
Jonathan Davis
George McCarty
Fraternal Aid Union Band
Agricultural Department
Hyby Hall
Fred Whalfkuble
Carl M. Kreider
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