Naval treaty near completion amid escalator clause talks
London April 15 AP The American and British naval delegations reached agreement on a broader safeguard or escalator clause for the tri lateral pact to permit increases in naval strength to counter non signatory powers. An American spokesman called the accord virtually complete, with only drafting details pending as Secretary Stimson and Prime Minister MacDonald return from Easter holidays. Ambassador Morrow forecast signature at the next plenary session, ahead of the Leviathan’s Southampton departure, which may be delayed to allow passage. Six lengthy reports from the first committee outline the treaty’s materials and were formally approved at yesterday’s plenary session.
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London
Stimson
MacDonald
Scotland
Morrow
Southampton
Deaths and Funerals of Mrs. Sarah A Whipple in Spokane
Mrs. Sarah A Pursell Whipple died recently at the family home in Spokane Washington. A former Lawrence resident she moved here in 1867 and married Frank B Whipple in 1869. Survived by four sons Edwin Hlmer Everett and Alfred and three daughters Mrs Bargick Gardner and Andrews. Funeral services were held in Spokane and burial in Kane Cemetery.
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Sarah A. Whipple
Sarah A., Whipple
Spokane
Wash
Lawrence
Sarah Pursell
Frank B. Whipple
Bismark Grove
Spokan
Edmondson Tonight's Games Highlight Local Names
Robinson 16 206 B14 ONT Edmondson lists tonight's games featuring Sevenback Ware tigo and Rumeey Teénpins Allen and Marleldes, with local teams and players named in brief.
Plan for KU reunion appoints Godding committee head
Frank Godding was elected chairman of the joint KU class reunion committee for the classes of 1915 1916 1917 and 1918. Eight Lawrence residents met at the university to plan a June commencement week event. Harriet Stevenson Ruth Lichen Mrs Ben Brown J W Twente Art Weaver named as officers with others present including Neale Carman Dorothy Stucker Parke Woodard and Nellie Barnes.
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Frank .Godding
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Harriet Stevenson
Ruth Lichen
Ben Brown
J. W. Twente
Art Weaver
Neale Carman
Dorothy Stucker
Parke
Woodard
Nellie Barnes
Crippled Children Work Tours Lawrence Clinic Plan
Rollin A. Raymond led Kansas crippled children efforts in Kansas City and Topeka, touring Lawrence to recruit a county chairman and lecturing on crippled children. He outlined census work, hospitalization, education, and rehabilitation, noting 2.5 crippled children per 1000 population and wide hospital funding from clubs and fraternal groups.
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Rollin A. Raymond
Wichita
Kansas State Commission On Crippled Children
Kansas Society For Crippled Children Incorporated
Lawrence
Federated Wormen
Eldridge
State Commission
Reynolds
Raymond Said
Raymond
Society For Crippled Children
C. Q. Chandler
Harve Plumb
Wellington
Rotary
United States
Ottawa
Fourteenth District
Columbus
Kan
Eighth District
Rotary Conference On
Fraternal Aid Union members discuss Prohibition and politics
The Fraternal Aid Union board interviews reveal views on Prohibition, New York dry law repeal prospects, and political contests in Illinois and Texas. Notable figures include John Hasselberger of New York, W C Hartray of Chicago, and Lon A Smith of Austin, with mention of Ruth Hanna McCormick and J Ham Lewis in Illinois race and state university growth in Texas.
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The
Fraternal Aid Union
John Hasselberger
New York City
Knights and Ladies of Honor
Tammany
Court of Special Sessions
New York State
New York
Hasselberger
Assembly
Congress
Senate
Franklin Roosevelt
Moving Picture Theaters
W. CG. Hartray
Chicago
Ilinois
Ruth Hanna McCormick
J. Ham
Hartray
Board of Commissioners
Cook County
Court House
City Hall
John C. Tolson
Baltimore
Maryland
Improved Order of Heptasophs
Lon A. Smith
Austin
Tex
Railway Commission of Texas
University of Texas
Texas
Kaw Valley social notes list Sunday dinners and visits
Community members share Sunday meals and calls in Kaw Valley areas. Names include J B Martin Ethel and Armstrong Martin Ed Martin Chanay Schutz Cox Walters Anderson Kennedy Hughes Gilmore and others with gatherings at homes in Linwood Topeka Desoto Lawrence Pittsburg and Kansas City. The Kaw Valley 4 H club met at Farmland schoolhouse with leader Mr Taylor.
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J. B. Martin
Ethel Martin
Armstrong Martin
Ed Martin
William Chanay
Oliver Schutz
Bert Mitchell
Lemuel Cox
Albert Cox
William Cox
L.M. Walters
Ray Walters
Myrtle Walters
James Anderson
Linwood
W. B. Dalton
Topeka
James Hart
Randal
Kan
Lawrence Kennedy
F. H. Kennedy
N. G. Hughes
Josephine Gilmore
le Trefle Club
W. A. Coleman
Kaw Valley
4-H Club
Farmland School House
Taylor
4-H
Frank. Gee
Claud Gee
Pittsburg
Penn
Hattan
Rob McFarland
F. G. Hughes
Garnette Hughes
Lee Cox
Dorothy Lee
Charles Cox
Parker
DeSoto
Floyd Fink
St. Louis
Gustave Schaake
Chris Schaake
Lawrence
Ralph Davis
Kansas City
H. Prosser
Delbert
Jeanette
Perkins
Carl
Don Westheffer
Don
Westheffer
Oscar Westheffer
James Core
Local Social Notes From Kaw Valley Area
Mrs W A Coleman and Mrs J C Saunders attend 600 club at Mrs R Schultz home. Mrs Leo Applegate and children visit Applegate parents Mr and Mrs R K Nickalson for weekend. Mrs Carl Copp returning from Lawrence to care for Fred Copp. Turner family back from Drumright Oklahoma due to sister Maggie Lawson illness. N G Hughes Annie O Gilmore and Josephine Gilmore return from three months in St Petersburg Florida to Kaw Valley. Kathryn Ott discharged from Memorial hospital to home. Clara Fox visits Miss Chandler in Lawrence. Mr and Mrs James Turner guests of Mr and Mrs Clarence Mathia in Fall Leaf. Mildred Saunders visits with Mr and Mrs Oscar Powell. L D Hughes and son Robert join Gilmore home dinner with F G Hughes.
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W. A. Coleman
J. C. Saunders
J. A.saunders
600 Club
R. Schultz
Leo Applegate
Applegate
R. K. Nickalson
Carl Copp
Lawrence
Fred Copp
Austent
Sunny
van Turner
Drumright
Okla
Maggie Lawson
N. G. Hughes
Annie O. Gilmore
Josephine Gilmore
St. Petersburg
Fla
Kaw Valley
Kathryn Ott
Lin. Memorial Hospital
Clara Fox
Lecompton Social Roundup Highlights Family Celebrations
A birthday dinner honored Mrs. Grosse and relatives Clyde and Mrs. Arthur Gibbens at Ben and Crouse home with a large caf eti a style spread. Guests included the Bahnmaier and Glenn families, with multiple visits and local social events noted through the day and week.
High school meeting outlines annual reports and board changes
The high school annual meeting was held in the auditorium with John Taylor presiding as director of the school board. F H Moore and F H Nace read the annual reports, Rev. F W Bertschinger was elected clerk for three years, and attendees included local patrons. Harvey Glenn made a business trip to Kansas City. Mr and Mrs Boyd Scott and Mrs B F Wizer visited from Topeka for the meeting. Mrs Hoffsommer birth announcement notes a daughter at Stormont hospital, with Irene Slavens named as her maiden.
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Ben Crouse
Grosse
Clyde Gibbens
Inlaw
Arthur Gibbens
Crouse
Patricia
Wilma
Chester
Denzel
Elmer Bahnmaier
Max
Kathleen
Carl
Joe
Ray Gibbets
Margaret Jean
Harvey Glenn
Elza Bahnmaier
Kanwaka
Geo. F. Bahnmaier
R. B. Slavens
Stull
Raymond Hoffsummer
Will Hill
Wiltow Springs
Ladies Aid
Methodist ‘Church
Laura Hoage
Topeka
John
Tylor
Hazel
Elmer McClanahan
Betty Jr
Effingham
George Whipple
Hedger McClanahan
Mr. McClanahan
Whipple
Guy McClanahan
Floyd Atkinson
Robinson
Atkinson
Graves
Starr Glenn
J. F. Steves
Steves
Helen
Edward McClanahan
Walda Dreyer
Le‘compton
John Dreyer
Big i Springs
Frank St. Clair
Atchison
Lecompton
St. Clair
Seymour Gentry
Josephine
Riverside Community
John Taylor
Stevees
Faylor
Emma Kreider
L. A. Stone
Lillian Hartup
Stone
Anna Baughman
Kreider
Baughman
Ibba Stauffer
E. L. Jorgenson
Stauffer
N. J. Saylor
Mary Wright
Frances Treadwell
Florence Wingfield
May Carr
Barbara Worley
Winnie Sehon
Laura Presgrive
Gertrude Pick
Add Mikesell
Gertrude Head
Elizabeth Jackson
Sarah P
Viola Glenn
L. A‘ Stone
Stone‘ J
Leona
Pauline
Ozawkie
Miss Stone
Newell
F. H. Moore
F. H. Nace
F. W. Bertschinger
Boyd Scott
B. F. Wizer
R. B
Raymond Hoffsonmer
Stormont Hospital
Hofsommer
Irene Slavens
Lecormipton
Anna Louise
Hoffsommer
Slavens Home
Colyer and Nearby Residents Attend Social and Meetings
Iriving residents visit Colyer kinfolk while neighbors collect at Lone Star Grange. Local gatherings include health awards for Colyer school pupils, birthday dinner for B. M. Garber, and several visits among families such as Metsker, Scott, Burton, and Allen. Community events feature a Grange program with readings, talks, and a May 18 meeting, plus township assessments by L. A. Flora and local officials attending meetings.
Vinland News Briefs gather April events and community notices
The Coleman Deli club meets Thursday afternoon April 17 at Mrs A Anarews home with Mrs George Sturdy and Mrs Gilbert Morten assisting. The Ladies Aid Society of the M E church meets April 16. Seth Fenton elected Vinland Rural high school board clerk. Local visits and family events span to Oskaloosa Topeka and Minneapolis. The Pioneer’s Papoose play and Conroy Bros Show announced for Vinland events.
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Coleman Deli Club
A. Anarews
George Sturdy
Gilbert Morten
Ladies Aid
Society of the M. E. Church
Seth Fenton
Vinland Rural High School
Harry Hemphill
John Rockhold
Etsel Moore
Jake Ruesch
Oskaloosa
Topeka
A. G. Hammond
Simpson
A G Hammonds
Helen Gill
Wichita
Kan
Artesia
N. M
John Anderson
Clifford
Minneapolis
Chief Tomahawk
Tommie Grossman
France Whiteface
Roy Hoskinson
Layemont
Kenneth Edmonds
Western Pathfinder
Woodrow. Sturdy
Waltzie
Vernell Hagerman
Lillamust
Arrowhead
Doran Deay
Dale Hird
Alvin Jones
Perry McPheeters
James York
Eunice Hammond
Conroy Bros
Vinland
Quilting Bee Meets On April Second With Quilts On Display
The Quilting Bee met on Wednesday April 2 with Mrs Bucheim and daughter Bonnie Twenty members attended and guests included Mrs George Miller Mrs Frank Wait gale and Miss Williams The group displayed twenty one quilts completed since last September They plan to meet April 20 with Mrs Harry Unger and will hold monthly meetings through the summer
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Quilting Bee
Ida
Ridley
Harveyville
Dick Coffman
John
Woods
Midland
George Coffman
Orville Smith and
Topeka
Ray Slusser
Yarnold
Russel Deskin
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Free Trial Offer
A vintage advertisement invites families to try Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin free of charge. It touts a non habit forming laxative with herbs and senna, claiming mild, effective relief for constipation bilious sluggish conditions and urges readers to request a free trial bottle by mail from Monticello Illinois.
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Caldwell
Dr. Caldwells
Monticello
Ill
Piles Treated Without Surgery Promises Relief From Home Remedies
Postmaster J D Eisenhower of Navarre Kansas recounts eight years of rectal trouble and failed home remedies before consulting Dr McCleary at Excelsior Springs Missouri. He reports dramatic improvement and urges others to request the doctor’s book and reference list mailed free. Over 20 000 people nationwide have been treated by Dr McCleary and associates.
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J. D. Eisenhower
Navarre
Kansas
Eisenhower Sa
McCleary
Excelsior Springs
Wire
Dr. McCleary
Elms Blvd
Mon
United States
Canada
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Offer Liver Aid
A heritage medical ad claims Dr F M Edwards treated many women for liver and bowel ailments for twenty years and offered Olive Tablets as a vegetable substitute for calomel. It promises a brighter complexion and normal bowel action with nightly use, pricing 15c 30c and 60c.
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F. M. Edwards
Dr. Edwards
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Learned
Real Hosnith
Earnest Boyce
Ray Lawrence
Betty Raymond
Memorial Hospital
George Bullene
George, Jr
Fred Jaedicke
Exceltior Springs
Cities Service
Oil Company
Santa Fe
James Weed
George Price
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Delta Upsilon
Phi Gama Delta
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Pi Kappa Alpha
Alpha Kappa Lambda
Phi Chi
Dunakin Club
Beta Theta Pi
Triangle
Alpha Tau Omega
Chi. Delta Sigma
Kentucky Colonels
Alpha Kappa Psi
Sika Chi
Pi Upsilon
K. U
Godding
Shawnee
Guy Froman
Shawnee Western Association
Danville
Phil Watson
Douglas County Milk Producer's Association
Tokyo
Cambridge, England
William Spence
Corpus Christi College
Cambridge University
Oklahoma
University of Ilinois
A. Journal-World
F. A. U. Are
Community Council
Harvey Glenn Ae
Colyer
E. Chrisco
Irving
Vigit
Elmer Metsker
E. E. Lutz
Lone Star
Clayton
Vernon Scott
Telitha Newton
Genevieve Scott
Frank Scott
Ruth
M. A. Childs
H. W. Talley
Overbrook
L. W. Moody
Vernon
James Boyson
D. F. Smith
Frank
Morris Ewing
Jacob Mackey
Fred Mackey
B. Chrisco
Edith
Paul Garber
Manhattan
Colyer School
Kansas Tuberculosis’ Association
J. D. Garber
Edythe
Pearl
Chrisco
William Ewing
Hugo Schellhorn
Valley Chanel
D. L. Burton
Olathe
Mr. Burton
Harvey Livermore
Livermore
Pauline Burton
L. A. Flora
Willow Springs
Yinland and Vicinity
Milifred de Weese
Landt
Lew White
Rea Ollgador
Time Signal Park Oil Orchestra
Vincent Lopez
Libby Johnson
Johnson
Else
Westinghouse
Bill Daly
Longine
Amos 'N
Andy
Floyd Gibbons
Wayne King
A.M. Inscuit
Jemima
Parnassus
Mary Hale Martin
Nations
Royal York Dance Orchestra
Munity’s
Leto
Round Corner Drug Co
Shimmons Bros
Toronto
Doan
Manley
Charles
Inserie
Sally
New City Hall
Anay Sts
Schubert Funeral Home Ambulance
Seidlitz
Wolf's Book Store
Mass
Ruth Wielebeki
Milwaukee
Wis
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