Painleve Faces Task to Form New French Cabinet
Paris reports Premier Painleve undertook the task of forming a cabinet to succeed Herriot. Socialist leaders debated entry of party members into the cabinet while pledging support to the government. Caillaux arrived in Paris amid discussions on a possible finance post. The chamber approved a bill raising Bank of France circulation from 41 to 45 billion francs.
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Bulletin Paris
Associated , Press
French Chamber of Deputies
Bank of France
Herriot
Paris
Associated Press
Paul Painleve
Herrigt
Doumergac
Paitilevo
Nye
Socialist National Council
M. Painleve
Doumergue
de Selvs
Senate
House of Deputies
The
Chamber of ‘Deputies
Bank
Volcano Ometepé Erupts Over Nicaragua Crops
Managua reports Volcano Ometepé in Lake Nicaragua erupts sending ash over nearby agricultural districts and destroying crops as lava issues from the crater. Poor air quality and ash fall threaten farming communities around the lake.
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sManagua
Nic
Ometepé
Lake Nicaragua
Near Hotel Goal Three-Fourths of 50000 Pledged Raised
Lawrence citizens have raised 87514.98 in cash and new notes for the Eldridge site hotel fund, with the drive paused for a day and resuming tomorrow. A contract with Hutson and Green anticipates hotel construction once the full 50000 cash pledge is collected.
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Lawrence
Eldridge
Chamber of Commerce
Kansas Relays
Hutson & Green
Narrow escape for Boris of Bulgaria amid communist attack
Boris of Bulgaria escaped death when his automobile was ambushed by Communists en route to Sofia. General Gheorghieff, a movement leader, was killed in the streets of Sofia. The king’s guards and driver were injured, and one attendant died. a young naturalist named Mitchell was among the slain. The royal convoy was targeted while traveling between a provincial town and the capital.
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Associated Press
Boris
Bulgaria
Gheorghieff
Stamboulsky
Sofin
Panta
Mitchell
Sofia
Retirement prompts Kagey to return to U S law practice
London reports Charles L. Kagey of Beloit Kansas retiring as minister to Finland announced today. Appointed by President Harding in 1921, Kagey told friends he will resume his law practice in America after resigning March 26. He has served as vice president of the Kansas American Bar Association and as a judge in the fifteenth district. It is said Finnish minister Astrom will confer Finland’s Order of the White Rose upon Kagey on arrival.
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Joseph Caillaux
Paris
Oelock
Chamber of Deputies
Caillagx
M. Painleve
Caillaux
Doumergue
Painleye
Ministry of Finance
Jonly
London
Charles L. Kagey
Beloit
Kans
Finland
America
Kagey
Harding
Washington
American Bar Association
Kansas
Iti
Astrom
the Order of the White Rose
Private Crouch tied to revolt in Hawaii case
Washington reports a forty year sentence for Army Private Paul M. Crouch and Private Walter M. Trumbull for circulating communist propaganda and plotting against the government in Hawaii. Officials say the men proposed overthrow plans before enlistment. review by the War Department seeks possible term reduction.
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Washington
Honolulu
Paul M. Crouch
21St Infantry
Garrigan
Hawaii
War Department
Crouch
Walter M. Trumbull
Tl Nationale
Hawaiian Department
Lewis
Epeenmanliggar Geet
Cleansing Power in Print Henry Allen Against Detail
Former Governor Henry J. Allen, speaking at the University of Kansas, argues print has a cleansing power by publishing crime news about prominent persons while condemning detailed ordinary crime accounts. He supports using educated guesses when facts are missing but not substituting guesses for facts.
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Henry
Allen
Henry J. Allen
University of Kensas Today
Mr Alton
Cas
Restoration plots and Nurmi reinstated in sports wrap
Warsaw reports royalist plots to restore czar power with Russian nobles jailed after a raid. The piece notes spying charges and documents suggesting plots to reestablish the Russian empire. Baseball results from the American and National Leagues are listed, including rain delays, home runs, and notable lineup changes. Nurmi is reinstated by the American Athletic Union after suspension for missing a Kansas City appearance. The item ends noting crossword solvers are barred from the British Museum library.
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Warsaw
Associated Press
Russia
Europe
Poland
Cyril
Count Toll
Prince ‘Avaloff
Nurmi
St' Louis
Paravo Nurmi
American Athletic Union
Kansas
Verne R. C. Lacy
British Museum
Sheiks Notes Pictured Says H J Allen
Henry J. Allen spoke to KU students this morning and remarked on real sheiks. He noted he has seen sheiks where they grow and told the girls who read tales of romance that a real one would not thrill them.
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Henry J. Allen
K.U
K. U
Henry
Mr. Allen
Baldwin man charged with selling hard cider from farm
Julius Ziesch of Baldwin was arrested by Sheriff Cummings and deputies after twelve barrels of a liquid described as vinegar were found on his farm. County officers said the liquid tested at 1.9 percent alcohol and Ziesch faced charges of possessing, selling and manufacturing intoxicating liquor. He posted a $500 bond and awaits the May term of court for proceedings. He claimed the liquid was vinegar and had been sold as such. A gallon purchased by the sheriff was brought in for analysis.
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Julius Ziesch
Cummings
Baldwin
Ziesch
Sheriff Cummings
Minneapolis Symphony to perform for county students
County schools announce a May 1 matinee by the Minneapolis Symphony with special 25 cent admission for grade school children. Dean Swartlout arranged bleacher seats around Robinson gym for the choral union works and Handel’s Messiah and Requiem. Evening concert offers 75 cent student rate for high school attendees.
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Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra
O. J.lane
Dean D.M. Swartlout
Music Week
Robinson Gymnasium
Lawrece Choral Union
Versa
Fraud Trial Starts for Emporia Car Dealer Family
In Topeka on April 15 a federal fraud trial began against Frank E. Mouse and his wife Laura May Mouse siblings Scott S. Mouse and O M Mouse, plus nine former employees. Prosecutors say bogus instalment purchases were created to defraud Industrial Finance Corp of South Bend by sending notes for fake car purchases. Witnesses testified that no payments were made and Mouse had high dealer ratings. Other defendants include Nelly Nixon C H Porter L C Bevan C E Schaefer E R Severin J T Maddox from multiple cities. S M Brewster, former attorney general, is part of the defense.
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Topeka
Kan
Frank E. Mouse
Emporia M Otor
Laura ‘May Mouse
Scott S. Mouse
O. M. Mouse
John N. Free
United States District Attorney
John C. Pollock
Mouse
Industrial Finance Corporation of
South Bend
Ind
Finance Corporation
T. F. de Bruler
Kansas City
Joseph Quigley
Nelly Nixon
C. H. Porter
L. C. Bevan
Emporia
C. E. Schaefer
E. R. Severin
J.T. Maddox
P. B. Hilderbran
Lawrence
W. A. Dowell
James’ Town
S. M. Brewster
Flood Damages Big Area in Michigan Valley
A break in the Detroit Edison Company’s new dam at French Landing caused a flood that swept the Huron River Valley from Ypsilanti to Lake Erie. Damaged property is estimated at 1,000,000 dollars. Hundreds of homes were flooded and several small buildings carried away on the crest. There was no loss of life. The flood moved thirty six miles before waters returned to channel. The dam, 32 feet high, was near completion and was to open May 1, built of concrete and earth.
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Detroit
Mich
Huron River
Ypsilanti
Leake Erie
Detroit Edison Company
French Landing
Edison
Last Match in Garden Promised for May 6 Bout
New York on April 15 Johnny Dundee former featherweight and junior lightweight champion faced Sid Derriz New York lightweight in a 12 round bout scheduled for May 6 at Madison Square Garden Promoter Tex Rickard announced this would be the last match in the old garden before razing the structure starting May 6 morning.
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New York
Johnny Dundee
Sid Derriz
Madison Square Garden
Tex Rickard
Garden
Boundary dispute between Egypt and Italy over Tripoli frontier
Cairo papers flag an acute Egypt Italy clash over the Egypt Tripoli boundary. One outlet says England may need to intervene after the Italian minister presented a verbal delimitation request based on a Britain Italy agreement from the protectorate era. Al Siassah notes Egypt rejects the request as not a party to the talks.
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Gaira
Cairo
Egypt
Italy
Tripoli
England
Eat
Britain
al Siassah
Jefferson Highway seeks route change in Eastern Kansas
The Jefferson Highway association renews efforts to alter its route in eastern Kansas after the Kansas legislature rejected a law allowing highway associations to change routes at will. Secretary of State Frank J. Ryan withholds endorsement, as the move would shorten the Kansas City to Fort Scott path, omitting Paola Osawatomie Mound City and other towns.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Jefferson Highway Association
Frank J. Ryan
Hugh H. Shepard
Mason City
Ryan
Sodiation
Kansas City
Fort Scott
Paola
Osawatomie
Mound City
Johnson
Miami
Linn
Chevrolet
Widow Dodge Engaged to Detroit Lumber Dealer
Detroit reports Mrs. John F. Dodge widow of a Dodge Brothers founder is engaged to Alfred G. Wilfred a Detroit lumber dealer. Announcement due Saturday with no wedding date set. Mrs Dodge inherited most of the estate and portions of the children’s shares while son John Duval Dodge received a monthly allowance. She has been active in social, church, and philanthropic work.
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Detroit
Mich
Detroit News
John F. Dodge
Dodge Brothers, Inc
Alfred G. Wilfred
Matilda R. Dodge
John Duval Dodge
Stenographers Turn to Cemeteries for Work in Munich
In Munich funeral services attract stenographers who attend and transcribe the officiant’s words. They neatly print the transcripts on mourning paper with a black border and offer them to relatives. Relatives frequently buy multiple copies, creating a new revenue stream for the jobless scriveners.
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Munich
Germany
Associated Press
City Plan Commission Appointments Discussed
Mayor Holliday submitted a list of nominees for the city plan commission. Commissioners Stevenson and Cleland did not confirm the names and the matter was deferred to the regular meeting Thursday night.
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City Plan Commission
City Commission
Holliday
Stevenson
Cleland
Sioners
Mayer Holliday
PRP
A. J . WE Mends
Anner
H. B. Chief
Smart
Yeterday
Minneapolis Symphony to Start on Tour 27th Annual Run
The Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra of 88 players under director Henri Verbrugghen will begin its 27th annual tour next Sunday night. The tour will visit Iowa Wisconsin North Dakota Nebraska Kansas and Missouri as part of its mission to offer good music at cost. Arthur G. Gaines MANACET ANN raced today.
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Minneapolis
Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra
Henri Verbrugghen
Arthur G. Gaines
Manacet
Ann
Iowa
Wisconsin
North Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas
Missouri
Tickets go on sale for second annual Music Week attractions
Season tickets for the second annual Music Week, starting April 26, went on sale today at Bell's Music Store, Round Corner Drug Store, and the University School of Fine Arts office. Exchange season tickets offer two Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra concerts plus Handel's Messiah, Verdi Requiem, and choral performances, with first option on seat reservations for Music Week attractions. Individual-event tickets go on sale next week.
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Bell's
Round Corner Drug Store
University School of Fine Arts
Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra
Lawrence ¢ Geet Union
Glee
Washmen’s Pice
Lawrence Choral Nion
Music Week
Lawrence Choral Union
Dean Swarthout
Minseapolis
Round Corner
K. U
One Hundred Boys to Compete at Liberty Memorial
About a hundred boys will take part in a focal judging contest at the Liberty Memorial gym tomorrow. The event is individual and starts at 10 o clock. Entries filed with sponsor W E Essick include rural districts Seaman Silver Lake Tonganoxie Wellsville Oskalosa and many Lawrence youths led by Cy rug Anderson Burton Brown Philip Commeans Eugene Corel Albert Cox Lemuzi Cox George Davis Robert Dews Harold Drennon Charles Hill Edwin Hayes Russell Herd Arthur Jensen Allen Kirby Lawrence Leonhard Earl Martin William McGee Alvin McKinney James Meteslf John Nottingham Lawrence Pine Claris Springer Harold Standing Merrell Taylor Ben Underwood and Kenneth Hammig.
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W. E. Essick
Suburn Rural
Seaman Rural
Silver Lake
Tonganoxie
Wellsville
Oskalotsa
Lawrence Boys
Cyrug Anderson
Burton Brown
Phillip Commeans
Eugene Corel
Albert Cox
Lemuzi Cox
George Davis
Robert Dews
Harold Drennon
Charles Hill
Edwin Hayes
Russell Herd
Arthur Jensen
Allen Kirby
Lawrence Leonhard
Senior Play Friday at Liberty Memorial auditorium
The Lawrence senior high school presents A Full House a farcial comedy in three acts. It will be staged Friday at 8 15 p m with daily rehearsals ongoing. Tickets are selling well and available at the high school office. The play written by Fred Jackson opens the class of 1925 commencement activities.
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Lawrence Senior High School
Liberty Memorial Auditorium
Fred Jackson
Acording
Robbery Targets City Liquor Evidence in Topeka
In Kenses City Kansas 157 gallons of redistilled alcohol held as evidence vanished from a basement locker in the city building during Sunday night. Police link fresh window scratches to the break amid Chief Wollard away in Wellington. An investigation was ordered as the March 13 seizure of the liquor is recalled. Nearby, James Brunk a Topeka taxicab driver was acquitted in Fort Leavenworth theft case by a U.S. district court jury.
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Kenses City
Kans
Reid
City of Chief of Police
N. J. Wollard
Wellington
Topeka
Kan
James Brunk
Leavenworth
United States District Court
Fort Leavenworth
Lesson From Turkey History Says Former Kansas Governor
Former Kansas governor Henry A. Allen told the Kansas University convocation that joining programs based on religious or racial prejudice should be avoided, citing Turkey and Armenia’s population declines and urging lessons from history. He warned Russia may need generations to attain sound government but expects future prosperity if reforms continue, and urged concessions to Secretary Hughes’ recommendations before U.S. reception of Russian propaganda ends.
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Turkey
Henry A. Allen
Kansas
Gusg
University of Kansas
Armenia
Ailen
Erst
Balkan States
Greece
Assia
Allen
Alles
Russia
Ihe
Hughes
Bonds Report Highlights March Municipal Issues in Kansas
March bond issues totaled 1 043 723 across 29 entries led by Wichita with two bridges 94 767 and 74 287. Rawlins county sold 110 000 for a community high school Emporia 100 000 for a junior high Crawford county 104 000 refunding Arkansas City 57 436 street paving 18 562 paving and 9 605 Lincoln county 46 835 refunding Hutchinson 64 490 paving Bourbon county 53 000 and 42 000 for ward improvements and Wyanette county 42 181 for temporary andbedness. First-quarter 1995 Kansas municipalities issued 5 788 882 bonds up 1 404 000 from a year ago. Interest rates run 4 1 1 to 3 percent. tax changes did not raise yields.
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Torleka
Kan
State Auditor’s Office
Raw
Fins County
Emporia
Ponds New
Crawford County
Arkansas City
Lindcoln County
Hutchinson
Bourbon County
Wyanatte
Kansas
N. A. Yurned
Sres Eee
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