Herriot Regime Is Overthrown in France
Paris reports the Herriot government resigned to President Doumergue after a senate vote of 156 to 134, ending ten months in power amid inflation, debt and borrowing tensions. Ex-premier Poincare led the Senate in defeating the ministry and urged a sacred union for France.
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Paris
Associated ‘Press
Afpeare
Senate
Herriot
Crédit National Loan
Ury
France
Poincare
Robbery at Kansas City garage linked to notorious widow
A woman described as the widow of the late Diamond Joe Sullivan led a garage hold‑up in Kansas City, fleeing with $12 from the cash register. Police suspect her connection to a recent kidnapping near the area and note she may have assisted in the victim H. H. Southward’s larceny. Also, the Kansas Editorial Association announced its 33rd annual meeting set for May in Topeka with secretary W. E. Blackburn confirming details.
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Kansas ‘City
Joe” Sullivan
Arkansas
H. H. Southward
Kansas
Topeka
Kan. Sax
W. E. Blackburn
Ossington
Weather Forecast For Kansas Tonight And Saturday
Forecast calls for slight warming with clear conditions tonight. Roads may be rough to muddy in Ottawa Hutchinson Salina Coffeyville Arkansas City and Wichita while Emporia Pittsburg Topeka and Kansas City may see rough to muddy conditions. Radio parts and batteries noted from Hanna's.
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Kansas
Ottawa
Hutchinson
Salina
Coffeyville
Arkansas City
Body of Floyd Collins Found in Fair Condition
Workers in Cave City Kentucky report the recovered body of cave explorer Floyd Collins is in fair condition after a second attempt to reach it in Sand Cave. The body, wedged behind rock, was found through the old shaft and lateral path, with removal plans not yet disclosed by W H Hunt.
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Cave City
Floyd Collins
Sand Cave
W. H. Hunt
Central City
Collins
Himi
Parole Hearings Delayed at Lansing Kansas State Prison
The Kansas Board of Administration sitting as a parole board adjourned last night without finishing 82 parole applications. Dr Charles Huffman chair was called away on state business prompting the delay. The board will reconvene next week to complete the hearings. Warden W H Mackey announced the resignation of prison farmer C H Lindsey, with S P Hass succeeding as gardener, marking a personnel shift since Mackey took the helm.
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Mackey
C. H. Lindsey
Davish Adinistration
8. P. Hass
Bandits fatally shoot Wichita detective in robbery chase
Wichita April 10. Detective E W Hall was fatally shot by bandits during a filling station robbery. The suspects fled in a car after lights failed to show. Hall questioned the driver, then the attackers opened fire as they neared the suspects’ residence. Detective Burnsides returned fire. Hall died. Surviving family lists include his wife, parents, two brothers, and a sister. Also: President Coolidge says there is no basis for rumors Weeks will resign.
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Wichita
E. W. Hall
Hall
R. A. Burnsides
I Hall
Hoisington
Kansas
2 Railroad
Anes
Othey
Burnsides
J. R. Hall
J. L.hall
Golf ban urged at Easter services in St. Joseph
Four St. Joseph golf and country clubs urge members to refrain from using courses during church worship Easter Sunday. The notice aims to allow employees and caddies to attend Sunday school and services.
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St. Joseph, Mo
St. Joseph
Wheat crop outlook in Kansas shows 25 to 30 percent abandonment
Kansas state board of agriculture reports April 1 crop condition at 63 percent of normal, with 2.4 million acres north of the Union Pacific aban doned or to be reseeded to oats barley corn and sorghums. Eastern Kansas and Northwest show better prospects amid favorable weather while central and southwestern counties face losses from winter kill Hessian fly and pests.
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Topeka
Kansas
State Board of Agriculture
North Central
Union Pacific
Abilene
Wakeeny
Shepherds fight to federal court over murder case
Chicago April 10 The defense seeks federal review of William D Shepherd charged with murdering his foster son William N McClintock as Illinois Supreme Court refused habeas relief The coroner reports mercury poisoning in Emma McClintock suggesting murder prompting inquest plans and potential further federal action by counsel William Scott Stewart to proceed after official findings.
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Chicago
Associated Press
William D. Shepherd
William N.mcclintock
Ilinois Supreme Court
Springfield
Shepherd
W.D. McNally
Emma Nelson McClintocky
McClintock
Billy” McClintock
William Scott Stewart
Supreme Court
High Court
Emma McClintock
Wiliam Nelson McClintock
Oscar Wolff
Girl Heir to Fortune From Foundling to Heiress
Joy Louise Leeds, adopted daughter of tin plate magnate Warner M Leeds, inherits most of a fortune exceeding four million dollars. Her will, filed in Mineola, also mentions a second $4,000,000 from her late mother Louise Hartshorn Leeds, who died after plunging from a window two years ago.
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Lieds
Demonstration Against Lord Balfour In Damascus Turmoil
In Damascus Algerian cavalry and eight armored cars were credited with saving Lord Balfour from a mob of about 6000 outside his hotel. Two killed, many injured as police failed to quell the protest linked to his support for a Jewish homeland in Palestine.
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Damascus
Syria
Associated Press
Lord Balfour
Palestine
Great Britain
Mount Scopus
KU Debating Team Edged by Indiana in Kansas City
The University of Kansas debate squad lost to Indiana in a unanimous judges decision at Westport High School Kansas City Missouri. The question asked whether Congress should have power to validate by two thirds vote any acts unconstitutional per Supreme Court ruling. Indiana speakers William Bray Mooreville Ind and Joseph Cohen Indiana Harbor Ind argued the affirmative. KU debaters Walker Means Hiawatha Kan and Martin Dickinson Independence MO were defeated. Judges were Albert L. Reeves Walter E. Syer and Dr John W Field.
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University of Kansas
University of Indiana
Kansas City
Westport High School
Jayhawkers
Congress
Supreme Court
Indiana
William Bray
Mooreville
Ind
Joseph Cohen
Indiana Harbor
K. U
Walker Means
Hiawatha
Kan
Martin Dickinson
Independence
Albert L. Reeves
Walter E. Syer
Kansas State Teachers’ College
Emporia
John W. Field
County Will Move Play Day to May 1 at K U Stadium
Douglas county play day shifts to May 1 at the K U stadium due to Baldwin high school track meet on May 2. Rural students parade from the courthouse to the stadium at 9 40 a m with banners for each group, followed by folk games dances and Maypole dances at 11 a m. Maypole dances include Baldwin Edora Vinland Lecompton and Lawrence. lunch is encouraged. afternoon events feature junior high field meet and Varnum relays with school contests. Music Week offers reduced admission for the Minneapolis Symphony concert at Robinson gymnasium that afternoon. Mrs Beatrice Cook leads the field day. Sheriff A J Camm of Jefferson County visits county jail.
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Douglas County
K. U
O. J. Ane
Baldwin
Court House
Eudora
Vinland
Lecompton
Lawrence
Minneapolis ‘Symphony Orchestra
Robinson Gymnasium
Beatrice Cook
Hagerman general store robbery in Vinland details loss
The Hagerman general store in Vinland was robbed last night of about 200 dollars, including 49 dollars of Vinland post office funds. The safe was pried open, a side door unlocked from inside, and evidence suggested the robbers fled by car. Sheriff Cummings investigated, but no key clues emerged.
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Hagerman
Hagérman
Cummings
Vinland
Tired of Nagging Utah Husband Seeks Jail Stay
Tom Disange sixty seeks refuge in Weber county jail after claiming his wife nagged him into illness. She urges him to return home while he faces possible bigamy charges from an Italian marriage claim. He jokes he is already in jail and content. In Jasper Alabama Homer Sanderson convicted of participating in a hotel clerk flogging, receives 180 days on county works and $1000 fine. co defendant acquitted. Washington diary notes Coolidge Muscle Shoals commission to solicit public views on disposition of the property.
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Ogden
Utah
Tom Disange
Weber County
Italy
Tom
Jasper
Ala
Homer
Sanderson
George’ Tallant
J. W. McCoy
Will Dupree
Fayetteville Observer Drops Crime News for Two Weeks
Fayetteville North Carolina April 10 1900 The Fayetteville Observer announces a policy to refrain from publishing crime items for a fifteen day period starting next Monday. At the end readers will decide whether to continue the policy.
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Fayetteville
N. C
Seven Ministers Lead Good Friday Union Service at First Baptist
Lawrence churches held a three hour Good Friday union service at First Baptist from 12 to 3 pm with seven short sermons on the seven sayings of Christ. Rev R A Eusden presided as church quartets provided music, and similar services were planned at Trinity Episcopal with Stainer's Crucifixion at 8 pm.
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Christ
Mount Calvary
Jerusalem
Palestine
Jesus
Lawrence
First Baptist Church
John F. Watts
G. N. Jackson
Edward Hislop
Gerrit Snyder
S. B. Braden
B. F. Ludy
Frank Arnold
R. A. Busden
Plymouth Congregational Church
Trinity
Episcopal Church
Evan
A. Edwards
Stainer
University student in graves condition after car wreck
Paul Smith a University student was injured in an automobile accident at Eleventh and Tennessee streets. An X ray showed a fractured skull and doctors operated to relieve brain pressure. Delirious since the crash, his condition remained grave as his parents arrived from Atlanta, Kansas.
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Paul Smith
Eleventh
Tennessee
Lawrence
Atlanta
Kans
Road petitions seek Baldwin area federal aid route plan
County petitions circulate offering a compromise Baldwin road network from Pleasant Grove to the Johnson county line. Preliminary work is sought on north south east and west roads to connect with existing or planned highways around Baldwin. A joint meeting on dog control is set for 7 30 pm at People's State Bank and Delta Omicron delegates visit. five days remain for the Teapot Dome brief filing.
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Pleasant Grove
Lawrence
Baldwin
Ottawa
Johnson County
Edgerton
Baldwin City
State Highway Commission
Peti Iioners
Sixth Street
Twenty-Third
Massachusetts Streets
Humane Society
People’s State Bank
Massachusetts Street
Busses Considered to Replace Lawrence Street Cars
Lawrence officials and Kansas Electric Power discuss replacing street cars with buses to improve service. Indiana street line would be first tested with buses at fifteen minute intervals from Eighth and Massachusetts, possibly extending to North Lawrence and Woodland Park routes. Mayor Holiday and commissioners favor the plan, with resurfacing Massachusetts Street contingent on timely bus implementation.
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Lawrence
City’ Commission
Kansas Electric Power Company
Massachusetts Street
Indiana Street
Halliday
Commission
The
Street Railway Company
I. T. Skinner
Eighth and
Seventh Street
Seventh
Indiana
Fourth Street
Skimmer
Woodland Park
North Lawrence
Santa Fe
Haskell
University
New York
Skinner
Emporia
Stevenson
Indiana Line
W. W. Cleland
Public Utilities
Cleland
Massachusetts
Frank M. Holliday
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Poumergue
Palace of the Elysee
Hanna’s
State Board
Portage
Toe
Lawrence Council On Young People
Chamber of Commerce
L. H. Houston
Ruth Adair
C. C. Carl
Daiy
Washington
Coolidge
Weeks
Herrin Herrin
Marshall McCormack
Chapman
Gerald Chapman
Connecticut
iNew York
Gerald R. Brown
Equitable Life Insurance Society
Englewood
N. J
Hei
MeClintock
Indiane
Westport High
O. J. Lane
A. J. Camm
Jefferson County
Heriff Cummings
Wita
Banna
St. Louis
Missouri-Kansas-Texas Railroad Company
the Road
Frank O. Watts
Edward Tinker
Edwin G. Merril
Harry Black
Henry Ruhlender
C. E. Schae
Wall Street
Katy
L. F. Loree
Delaware &, Hudson Railroad
Kansas City Southern
Samuel W. Fordyce
St. .Louis
Moritz Rosenthal
William Wiseman
Kuhn, Loeb and Company of
Kraty
Chicago & Alton
Kuhn, Loeb and Company
Muscle Shoals Commission
McKenzie
Baptist Church
R. A. Eusden
Paul i Smith
Delta Omicron Omicron
Wiedemann’s
Bcxé
Cheyenne
Wyo
Power Co
Sis
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