Turkiye governor restored order in Beirut reports
Washington dispatch cites cable from Admiral Cotton noting the Turkish governor's arrival in Beirut restored control and warned authorities that disturbances would be blamed on them. The governor general promised action as business resumed after nightly clashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macedonia
Washington
Rrat
Cotton
Beirut
Dutosecus
Cetion
Mathaney
Elease Secur Warblizwes
Endorse Low at fusion conference in New York
A fusion conference in New York endorsed Leti Low as the feague candidate to prevent the Tusioniet Convention loss. Representatives from Citizens Union Greater New York Democracy Kings County Democrats and allied groups attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Leti Low
Feague
Fsion
Areier
New York Democracy
Kings County
Citizens” Union
Fusion
Citizens' Unl
Greater News Democracy
Kinks
Queena
Richmond Counties
Fee
Democricy
Municipal League of
Brooklyn
Minntest League of
Manhattan
Dtallae American League
Kansas farmer foresees record corn if dry weather holds
In a Kansas speech Secretary Burrow says the state faces a favorable corn outlook if winds stay dry and a late frost arrives after maturity. He notes past droughts and praises the warm, dry conditions that ripen corn, with Smith County reporting broadly strong fields and hopes for a large harvest this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Brute J. R. Burrow
Smith County
Oldfield's car explodes at track injures spectator
Detroit Sept 10 Barney Oldfield's rectus automobile ran near 40 miles an hour in a ten mile event at Grosse Point track when a front tire exploded throwing the car fifty feet into a fence. Spectator Frank Shearer was fatally injured and died en route to a hospital. Oldfield escaped with severe cuts and a broken rib.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Barney Oldfield
Thomas L. Ross Dies At 79 In Topeka Real Estate Figure
Thomas J. Ross aged 79 died at Christ hospital after kidney trouble. He lived in Topeka for years, worked in real estate, and was associated with B. Hed at 1824 Polk Street. He leaves a wife and three children. Funeral from Mrs A D Robbing residence at 1234 Taylor Street Friday at 4 0. Friends invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Ross
Christ Hospital
Topeka
Ture
B. Hed
Polk Street
Mr. Rose
Boyle Telegraphist Held as Vagrant After Mayetta Incident
Avat Boyle, a Telegrapher by trade, went to Mayetta and claimed a green operator at the station fired a pistol after being told he was sent to take a life. The operator did not comply, Boyle allegedly took cash for a test, and left on the next train to Pipetin. Boyle denies being the man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardiner
Iecm Boyle
Tim
Avat Boyle
Mayetta
Tikes
Coneller Tumpett
Mole
Bogle
Storrs Neglect Ignoring Typhoid Threat In Topeka
Editor blasts City Physician Storrs for failing to report typhoid cases and inspect sanitary conditions and water purity. Ordinances require monthly written reports on contagious diseases and five day notices from treating physicians. The piece accuses Storrs of contempt for law, public health, and citizens, urging action to locate and curb outbreak.
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Storrs
Fie
Buc
Bae
Khall
Topeka
Penton
Storr
Starr
Dr. Storrs
Sfootor
Patersity
Hiei Haw
Heavy rains flood Guthrie area causing damage and drownings
Severe storms drenched Guthrie Oklahoma with record rainfall for the season. Flash floods and lightning damaged several buildings while rapid weather changes contributed to drownings and property losses. Authorities report multiple cases and ongoing emergency responses.
Halpinch of Rain Recorded Last Night
The northern district reports a fall in temperatures with notable drops in the Kuna, Mircourt, Omana, and Des Moines regions. 3 hour readings ended at 7 am show varied highs and lows across towns including Concordia, Dodge City, Fort Scott, Manhattan, and Wichita. Partly cloudy tonight and Friday with slowly rising temperatures and light southerly winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ditineix
Kuneas
Mircourt
Omana
Des Moines
Minneapolis
Dir
Haken
Concordia
Dodge
City
Deacons
Fort Scott
Bas Hass
Mackicite
Enerson
TA Manhattan
Gaage Gly
Bedan
Py Kay
Toranto
Wichita
Kannen
Corbertere
Welock
Weinek
Evetock
Man leaps into Kaw river after erratic acts in Cedar Point
JP Ryu believes he was intoxicated when a traveler followed the riverbank at night. The man, wearing a sun- core bracelet given by a dying sister, swam 400 feet to the Argentine shore. He was found incoherent near Armourdale and taken to city hall. A bracelet seizure and family tragedy tied to Des Moines and a Cedar Point employer emerge in the ensuing statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanes City
Sept
JP Ryu
Tran
Cedar Point Kanewan
Kaw
Rye
R. OC
Armourdale
Ryan
John Hunt
John Hunt, A Pabway: Finer Hunt, Seeing the Man’s Condition, Step m Oisalah
Ninevel
Mic « Bukey
James Halle
Raby Avenue
Ore
Halle
City Hall
Th. Rowman
Col. Ryanne
Des Moines
Wholekite
Orman
Cedar Point
Kansas
England objects to US seizure near British Borneo
London reports Britain lodged protests with Washington over the seized two islets off the northeast coast of British North Borneo by the US gunboat Quiros The islands had been under British administration for years and were not connected to the Sandakan area where the American flag was raised Recent crewed visits and movements in Doervel Bay are noted in the inquiry and the matter was referred to the Foreign Office
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Foreign Office
Waashington
British North Borneo
Sandakan
Borneo
Doervel’ Bay
Liportast
Bortes
Daylight Robbery in McPherson Lumber Yard
In McPherson Kansas a daylight robbery occurred at McPherson Lumber where bookkeeper Plasket was at work. A thief stole 3.87 dollars placed in the money drawer and left the yard before the return of the bookkeeper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McPherson
Kan
Sen W—Wennestay
Plasket
McPherson Lumber Company
Aioe Norte
Neusl
Mr. Plasket
Fails Again Langley Air Ship Wreck at Wisewater
Serious accident halts Langley air ship as tarboard propeller breaks mid flight. Hinges strike framework causing damage while the Dinde spins near a tug deck. Prof Langley absent. test delayed amid structural concerns and prior failures. Temperatures listed for major cities follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langley
Wisewater
Manley
Profi-Langley
Revolution Next To Secure Isthmian Independence Plan Under Consideration
Representatives of strong interests on the Isthmus of Panama in New York report a plan of action to cooperate with Panamanian and Colon leaders to form an independent government in Panama opposed to that in Bogota. The scheme arises from dissatisfaction with the failed Ciel treaty and aims to negotiate directly with the United States for a new isthmus settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Panama
Colon
Atogotu
Hogote
Ster
Fatal car crash near Barbe jostles four guests
Sept 10 report from Parks states a party of four guests with J. F. Martin drove a car from New York City toward Barbe when it left the road and plunged into a ditch. One occupant M. Cudvifiler died instantly with a back injury. Martin suffered a shoulder wound. two others were injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Martin
Ir J. F. Martin
Cate Martin
Twenty-ninth Street
Broatway
Hazen as Favorite for Supreme Bench Succession
The Kansas City Star urged Judge Hazen to succeed Judge Hook on the federal bench, while supporters argue Shawnee County deserves a supreme court seat. Judge Hagen denies ambitions for the federal bench, and Hazen is seen as an eligible, though idle, jurist.
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Kansas Citystar
Hazen
Hook
Hixen
Hagen
Kansas
Shawnee County
Joint Keeper Shot In Kansas Fatal Shooting
Winfield Kan Sept 10 Mont Sartin joint keeper was shot and fatally killed by William Greenwell a Dexter today Sartin had run ins with officers over his business Greenwell a cattle inspector testified Sartin struck Greenwell with a revolver from behind a struggle followed and Greenwell fired three times Sartin brother of Postmaster Sartin Kantus City Kansas
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Winfeld
Kan
Mont Sartin
Tatantry
William Greenwell
Sartin
Greenwell
Moe
Kantus City
Walls Collapse Kill Doctor in Nashville Fire Damage
In Nashville on September 10 a wall collapse from a wholesale grain house blaze killed Dr. William F. Smith and injured eight others. Assistant Chief Joseph Weaver suffered seven wounds with probable critical condition. Captain Robert Burke had a broken spine. George Farris sustained a broken hip. Isaac McHenery and Samuel McHuel McHenry were injured. Fire started at Culeman Tompkins & Co and spread to Broad Street and Dr Smitty Brothers establishments. After flames were out, the wall collapsed. In Omaha, police hunted an unknown man who assaulted a one year old girl walking to school, seriously injuring her. a large search gathered hundreds of volunteers.
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Nashville
Tenn
William F. Smith
Joseph Weaver
Robert Burke
George Farris
Inpemuel McHuel McHenry
Culeman, Tompkins & Co
Omaha
Ipiane
Briggs
Edward Jennet
Women Golf Championship Opens at Maymoor Club
Women’s Western Golf Championship began at Maymoor Country Club Chicago with four first round matches. Mime Congdon defeated Mien Atr 2 up, Lt Mise Higgetot beat Mio cerca 2 up, Wy t to pine, Ads that i Alien Liverete 4 up.
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Golf
Chicago
Sept
Secuna
Mxe
Moor Country Club
Lightning Courtship Ends in Wedding Near Newark
Charles Stewart and Blanche Northrop met in the afternoon in Ontario and married that evening after an Indian show sighting. The bride, then visiting Newark friends, resides there while the couple traveled to Rochester for the Presbyterian ceremony.
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Newark
Golock
Charles Stewart
Mint “Blanche Northrop
Stewart
Sea Breese
Ontario
Stew
Rochester
Sea Stewart
D. B. Stewart
Kansas Photographers Review At State Convention
A Kansas photography convention shows a strong exhibit from Arist plating and Beatman Kodak, with images from Elbert Hubbard, HL Walt, Chancellor Strong and Washburn President Loomis. Judges like A L Wolf of Manhattan critique work while aiming to create a Kansas photographers salon to travel to future meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Wolf
Manhattan
Ramer
Eifnois School of Photography
Entlety
Arist Plating Company
United States
Beatman Kodak Company
Ion
Aristo Company
Intertate
New York
Elbert Hubbard
Walt
Dr. Gray
Garden City
Lawrence
Chancellor Strong
The
State University
Topeka
Kansas
Wire Parted Injuring Curtis in Kansas City Trip
A wire parting on Wednesday afternoon caused blesing to Curtis and a Linson brother during a show in Lebanon Rae. Curtis suffered an ankle break and received medical attention before being transported home to Kansas City.
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Lebanon
Rae
Curtis
Othlege
Linson Brothers
Cin
Kansas City
Hayden's Close Call in Brass Valves Case
Samuel Hayden, described as the covered rear with evident desire for others brass, avoided penitentiary on a recent trip. He had stolen brass valves from the Santa Fe line, but the valves were old and worn, their value deteriorated. Hayden pleaded guilty in city court this morning and was fined 35 hand cunts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Hayden
Weny
Hayden
Golden Jubilee Held For Very Rev James McGill
Philadelphia observances mark the golden jubilee of Very Rev James McGill M M as provincial of the eastern province of the congregation of missions. Distinguished prelates including Archbishop Falcons papal delegate Archbishop Ryan and others attended the ceremonies at St Louis Cathedral. Father Moi was ordained to the priesthood during the celebration.
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Bis
Philadelphia
James
McGill
E M
Congregation of Missions
Father Moi
St. Louis Cathedral
Archbisney Falcons
Ryan
Harry
Manila
Under the Ban Northwest Inspectors Grade It Rejected
Northwest inspectors assign a rejected status to a measure or item under ban, reflecting regulatory action and ongoing evaluation. Officials note criteria and compliance steps while awaiting further guidance or appeal. The move signals heightened scrutiny by the agency involved.
Macaroni Wheat Debate Sparks Farm Grain Clash
Experts back an experimental macaroni wheat now grown in Kansas and neighboring states. The U S Department of Agriculture and Minnesota researchers push trials, while Duluth inspectors threaten to grade any macaroni blends as rejected. The piece traces origin, spread, and doubts about market viability and impact on mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Northwest
Minnesota
Dakotas
Rain Ang Milling
Eral
Duluth
Kansas
Department of Agriculture
Kanaan
Garmere
M. A. Carleton
Kansas Agricultural College
United States Department of Minettature
W. M. Hayg
Carleton
States Department of Agriculture
North
Europe
United States
Texas
Arizona
North Dakota
FF. W
Evite Lehter
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Vali
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Cheede
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Lionel Ongetlentiei
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Austria
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Maying
Mr Om
Leischman
Hepl
Minteter
Nagim Pasha
Beiret Frien
Nestor
Reshid Pasha
Otter Powers
Jarehine
Helrut
Kith-Biliaieh
Matetti
Tinuthie
Berlin
Cynstantinenie
Nhuswador
Govnrnie
Hrkrut Wd
Otter Toeetel
Athens
Hoyt
Thomas L. Ross
Jack Boyle
Guthrie
Okina
Oktn
Hema
Faractat
Hos
England
Boston
Westington
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Cinetrmatd
Tylau
Bordeaux
State Supreme Bench
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Pieeheng Breen
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