National Lobbyists Must Register Under New Bill
Washington April 14 A Senate measure modeled after state laws would require any person or agent lobbying Congress to file time and earnings with the Senate Secretary and House Clerk. The bill aims to disclose interests behind advocacy on legislation, amid a slow push by lawmakers and party caucus debates on grain price and wheat free list.
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Washington
A. Dilline
Congress
Kenyon
Himsel
Senate
Miss Neiswanger Promotes Tuberculosis Prevention Work
Miss Neiswanger, field secretary of the Kansas Association for Tuberculosis Prevention, visits to explain efforts to curb TB in Kansas. She notes ongoing cases and the need for local engagement, emphasizing improved health through coordinated state work.
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Miss Neiswanger
Kansas Association For the
Vaneen
Duncan Returns to East with Unannounced Fellowships
Professor Duncan did not announce new industrial fellowships secured for the university. He will return before the close of school, when a definite appointment and to whom the fellowships will be given will be announced. Thomas Lloyd Hamberstone, secretary of the University of London, toured the labs and left for home, praising the work and hoping similar research programs could be established at London University.
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Dr. Humberstone
Robert Ed. Muncan
Millsburgh
Leniversity
Eufessor Duncan
Elose' O
Thomas ‘Lloyd Hamberstone
Ute
University of Lenedon
Donen
Hinself
University of London
Titanic Memorial House Dedicated On Anniversary
At the Atlantic Coast, a Titanic memorial house was dedicated by ten prominent figures from business and shipping circles. The event honored the men and women who perished. The house will remain twelve miles offshore and a time ball will rise at noon for mariners.
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Atlantic
Registration closes this Thursday for special city election
Registration ends ten days before the April 23 vote on adopting a commission form of government. Only a few days remain to register. poll books close ten days prior, and unregistered residents cannot vote in the election.
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Shieh
Lawrence High School Plan to Vote on Two Mill Tax
Lawrence city officials plan a special election after state law publication to fund a new high school by a two mill tax. Engineers from Woorley Black to appraise Tawrence Water Co property for potential city purchase. Board opposes Thanksgiving football and discusses athletic funds and a Thanksgiving game proposal.
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Woorley
K. U
Ity
Woorléy Ontul Black
Kanaite
Lawrencé
Tawrene Water Company
Coroneil
John
Issa Ke L
D. F. Black
Tris
Water Company
Burns and McDonald
Ety
Water Companys
Tawrence
Board of Education
Madichinndas
Sonnie Hitner
Prot
Ross
Mok
Beat- Tee
Nebraska
Ies
Lawrence
High Sell
Bumenrdner
Schoel
Davy
May Innes
Burleson Retains Efficient Postmasters Policy
Postmaster General Burleson announced the administration will keep Republican postmasters in place as long as they perform efficiently. He said the department seeks merit over politics, with possible removals only for substantiated charges. The move aligns with a merit system favored by the president. In a separate report, French aviator Gandart drowned during a hydro airplane flight off Nive, France, after losing balance and plunging into the sea.
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Shinai
Pmil
Burleson
Bindeson
Churzes
Che
Anyade
Wig
Civil Service
Taft
Nive
France
Denis Candart
Gandart
Scholarship for K U Girl Receives Penn Fellowship
Miss Estella Eleanor Carothers of Lawrence Kansas was offered a fellowship by the University of Pennsylvania trustees under the Joseph M Benneth foundation. She will study zoology with a $225 annual stipend and tuition exemption. She was formerly a student at the University of Kansas and is from Kingman Kansas.
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Philadelphia
Estella Eleanor Carothers
Lawrence
Kansas
University of Pennsylvania
Joseph M. Benneth
Gut Ina High Tower
Juniversity Sidor Virelos
Carothins
University of Kansas
Shidy
Pennseylvania University
Kingman
Panama Canal dispute nears favorable settlement report
London reports a near favorable determination on the Panama Canal controversy after a recent communication with U S officials. President has not publicly spoken, but friends say he favors an interpretation that would restrict exempting American vessels. Washington date is April 13.
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London
James Brice
Ambauasador
Jole
United States
Tressent Wilson
Panama Canal
Ak Band
Washington
Aldhonsh Fhe
U. S
Suffragettes Blaze Mansions and Scatter Hazardous Materials
April 14 15 reports from Hastings and Bath describe militant suffragettes setting fire to a mansion at Ste Leonards on the Sea and placing hazardous materials in towns. In Bath and Ragland the group damaged telegraph and telephone wires at Box Tunnel on the Great Western railway, aiming to disrupt communications.
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Hastings
England
Ste Leonard's
The
Sea
Llancing
Achior
Phillip Duerag
Bath, Ragland
Box Tunnel
Great Western Railway
Steeple Jack Falls 175 Feet to Death in Venice Illinois
John W. Laie reports a steeple jack fell 174 feet to his death while painting a smoke stack in Venice Illinois. He was removing tackle to descend when the rope parted causing a fatal plunge. He had told his wife he would quit the trade as he deemed it too dangerous.
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Louis
John W. Laie
Venice
Ill
Wanted in Emporia Santa Fe German held on charge
A Santa Fe German named Niblet is held in Emporia by the local police on a charge of committing a bargers in Emporia. The offense is said to have occurred there with a check cashed from Santa Fe. Officer Joe Dailey took Niblet into custody from Santa Fe train No. 1 this afternoon.
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Emporia
Santa Fe
Jrolive
Kmporia
Santa Fee
Santa Fe Nic «T
Joe Dailey
Niblet
Santa Fe Ain
Princeton Star Sam Thompson Named Assistant Attorney General
Washington April 13 Samuel Houston Thompson former Republican Attorney General of Colorado has been selected as assistant attorney general of the United States before the court of claims He led the Woodrow Wilson Rocky Mountain Club and was a president’s student at Princeton a member of the famous Princeton eleven of 1896
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Sam Thompson
Washington
Samuel Houston Thompson
Colorado
United States
Court of Claims
Woodrow Wilson Rocky Mountain
Princeton
Weather Report From Kansas Night Forecast Erratic
Kansas weather update lists tonight and Wednesday with fragmented phrases about wind and temperatures. The readable portion mentions yesterday and today with unclear details but hints at unsettled conditions and possible changes in precipitation.
Contested recount on Police Judge election before council
The city council deferred action on Charles Gilmore's recount petition for the April Police Judge race, sending it to the city attorney to verify proper form. Debate featured W.B. Brownell opposing, citing flaws and lack of legal qualification, with next council meeting expected to decide.
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Chas. Gilmore
Atttorney
Keiel
WB. Brownell
Indgrs EL BE
Bensons
Supremor Court
Watr
Vergas Jones
Supreme Court
Mitchell
Bell
McKenzie and Jackson
McKenzie
Jackson
Bishop
Equneil
Poor Fire Protection Report Highlights City Hydrant Defects
Lawrence officials released a 70 page report on the city fire hydrants testing showing only 20 of 45 five feature hydrants in first class condition. The test indicates water pressure fell short of the franchise requirement and calls for immediate repairs by the Water Company.
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Beanie
Duninire
W. F. Reiniseh
Winat
Ieee
Wwe
Law’ Rence, Water Company
Ivgueise
Wity of
Lawrence
Henry
New Jersey
Kansas Avenue
Toliowse
Kan
Mayer
Tata
Fox
Lawrence Money
Alabama
Warren
New York
Henty
Lee
Connecticut
Winthrop
Kentucky
Ohio
Missouri
New Hampshire
Tennessee Street
Quincy
Belgium Strike Figures Clash Over Totals
In Belgium April reports show 270000 workers on strike with no violence reported. AP figures differ from Socialist and government estimates of 450000 and 120000 respectively, while four men are arrested for interfering with work during union activity.
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Brugsels
Myre Iluin
Belgin
Associated Press
Trenquisits
Phigal Cates
High School Adopts Student Council With Faculty Veto
The Lawrence High School plans to establish a student council to oversee athletics and student activities under faculty supervision. The principal retains an absolute veto. discipline remains with the faculty for now. The plan, presented by Prof H Olney, awaits final details at the next technical school faculty meeting.
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Lawrence Hight Schont
Tiave
T Nishi
Board of Education
H. Olney
Prof Olney
Jegst
Ie University Corneil
Tech
Scholarships Open for University Women at Chapel Exercises
The University announces multiple scholarships for needy women. Funds include the Five Women's Student Government, Marella Howland, Mathewson Innes Memorial, Valecinda Smith Buchan Memorial, and Caroline Mumford Winston scholarships. Open to juniors and seniors. applications must be in by April 23. Committee includes Professors Galloi and others.
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Sonny Lady
Prevland
Marella Howland
A Mathewson Innes
George Tones
Lawrence
Clays
Radiate School
Valcinda Smith Buchan
Pi Beta Phi
P. Smithmeyer
Ath
Hannah Oliver
Caroline Mumford
Winston
Thomas Winston
Galloi
Dyche Seen as United States Fish Commissioner Pick
Prominent Kansas scientist L J Dyche of the University of Kansas and state Fish and Game Warden is urged for the U S Fish Commissioner post in Washington. Scientists from nine states asked President Wilson to appoint him, praising his life study of fish and game and international expertise. Dyche reportedly does not seek office, and Kansas parties differ on backing.
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L. J. Dyche
University of Kansas
State of Kansas
United States
Washington, D.C
Dyche
Kans
Pratt” Dye
Prat Prete
Zoological Societies
Fish and Game Commissioners
Wilson
Hedfield
Department
Dyehe
Dyere
Swithh
Canada
Europe
South America
Res
Auiy’ Etreum
Comoner
Dy Dyehe
Phompsen
Dvehe
Kagysas
Dyele
Andy Lervlad
Lina
Oil Prices Rise Across Town Areas
Disjointed OCR notes indicate oil price listings in Findlay and surrounding towns. Prices shown include Princeton $7.30, North Lima $1.39, Indiana $14, Wooster $11, and South fame with unclear figures amid illness references.
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Princeton
North Lima
South Fama
Indiana
Wooster
Death of F. A. Stauffer in Las Vegas New Mexico
Mrs. David Frant received word of the death of her brother F. A. Stauffer who died yesterday in Las Vegas New Mexico. He will be buried there tomorrow.
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F. A. Stauffer
David Frant
FL. A. Stauffer
Las Veeas
New Menico
Confidence and the companion of scorer in shopping
When you shop you are sure to succeed if you buy at dependable stores. The merchant who earns your confidence keeps it by fair dealing, quality goods, and fulfilling promises. Read THE JOURNAL WORLD advertisements nightly to find these good stores and their splendid offerings.
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WORLD
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