Britain's Debt Debate Shapes Labour Voters' Faith
Britain faces a heated budget debate as Labour leader Ramsey MacDonald questions wartime debts. The Independent Daily Express commends Churchill for telling the truth on English debt terms, while Snowden criticizes France and Italy over unpaid obligations. Mr and Mrs M P Bishop visit Kansas City relatives.
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Britain
Len
Ramsey MacDonald
MacDonald
Labor Party
Winston Churchill
Express Pday
Great Britain
Churchill Snowden
United States
Snowden
France
England
Woodside Requisition for Extradition in Missouri Case
Governor Caulfield issued a requisition for the extradition of Mrs Christine Woodside from Kansas City Kansas to Missouri claiming felonious assault on Miss Inez McKinnon, a schoolteacher. Woodside allegedly beat McKinnon on a downtown street ten days earlier and refused summons at her Kansas City home, vowing not to travel to Missouri for trial until compelled.
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Jefferson City
Caulfield
Kansas City
Christine Woodside
Inez ‘McKinnon
Kas
Christineoodside
Caulfiel
Missouri
MacKinnon
Odside
Karigas
Jon
Kans
Vacation reading club aids rural students and library gifts
The public library considers extending reading privileges during vacation for rural students. An annual card costs one dollar, or a summer option is available for fifty cents. The County Parent-Teacher Association sponsors the club. Gifts include volumes from Mrs Meguiar and the Lawrence Flower Club, with titles spanning botany, gardening, travel, history, and literature. State news notes divorce suit by Mary E. McGee versus John H. McGee in Douglas County District Court. Dr Harmon DeGraff, Missouri professor linked to a sex questionnaire controversy, is slated to speak at Parsons current club to discuss the issue and surrounding suspensions.
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County
Parent-Teacher’s Association
Meguiar
Parsons, Kans
Harmon DeGraff
University of Missouri
Parsons Current Club
DeGraff
Club dances and meetings fill town social calendar
The Country club holds a regular dance at the clubhouse tomorrow evening chaired by C C Carl. The Friday auction club meets Friday afternoon with Mrs George Krum. Group No 4 led by Mrs F W Hosford convenes at the church at 8 tomorrow. Mrs C Loxman and her committee plan the program. No High School Mothers' club meeting this month due to the patrons' day program. Miss Dorothy Dunmire hosted the Variety bridge club with Mrs Tusten Ackerman of Wichita as a guest and Miss Virginia Hutson winning high score. A Forty-Five club dance at the Country club featured ferns hydrangeas and a buffet for about eighty guests with Julius Marks, R M Fitzpatrick and L D Hughes arranging. The University school of business will host a sales conference at Wiedemann's grill room with about 140 guests. Speakers include Dr W F Grimes, C Peter, Chancellor B E Lindley, Dean F T Stockton, Prof J H Taggart, C B Holmes, Miss Evelyn Hitchcock, and Lloyd Wheeler. Arthur Cromb will introduce speakers. Prof Karl Euersteiner will play violin. a male quartet from University glee club will sing.
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Dorothy Dunmire
Tusten Ackerman
Wichita
Virginia Hutson
Julius Marks
R. M. Fitzpatrick
L. D.hughes
University School of Business
Wiedemann
W. FE. Grimes
Kansas State Agricultural College
Manhettan, Co
C. Peter
Kansas City
BE. H.lindley
F. T. Stockton
Joseph H. Taggart
C. B. Holmes
Lawrence Chamber of
Personal News: Mr and Mrs Russell Clark Move to Lawrence
Mr and Mrs Russell Clark moved to Lawrence last Friday from Excelsior Springs Missouri where Mr Clark has been taking industrial training.
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Russell Clark
Lawrence
Excelsior Springs
Clark
Le 8 investigates 1 big Scale Violators on Coast treatment
Washington April 17 AP Grape growers face no federal action unless a conspiracy to break the law is shown The prohibition bureau survey of the California juice grape crop aims to detect large scale wine production Noting home use sales of grapes or grape juice are not investigated Lochman assistant secretary of the treasury said the focus is on big scale manufacturers
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Washington
Seymour Lochman
The
Treasury
Prohibition Bureau
California
Auth Lowman
Births Reported in Lawrence This Week
Six births were reported at the city clerk's office in Lawrence last week. Four were girls and two were boys. Newborns include a daughter Eileen to Robenes at 528 Walnut, a daughter Nola May to H J Schiwditzberger at 811 East Thirteenth, and a daughter Dorothea Ann to Firman W and Myra Resan Clannar.
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Lawrence
Floyd Lawrence
Robenes
Robert
Q. W
West
Eileen
H. J. Schiwditzberger
East Thirteenth
Aew
Nola May
Babe Ruth Weds Claire Hodgson in Early Morning Church
Babe Ruth and Claire Hodgson wed at St Gregory’s Roman Catholic Church in New York just before mass. The ceremony, led by Father William H. Hughes, drew a small crowd as Ruth promised two altar boys autographed baseballs after the brief service. Ruth’s first wife Julia died in a house fire three months earlier.
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New York
Babe Ruth
St. Gregory’s
Claire Hodgson
Slurger
William H. Hughes
Father Hughes
Hodgson
Ruth
Liclen Woodford
E Tertown
Julia
Police court continues cases to Monday morning
The session extended into Monday morning with further proceedings in the police court. The trial of C. V. Cox on a charge of possessing intoxicating liquor was also continued until Monday morning.
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Ray
Daugherty Inty
An Hou
Hove
Kading
Vermont
Hunter and
Charles
Bruce
Henry N. Welsh
Norma Lorene
Ivan E. Browning
Lmont
Joenne Watson
Faghat
Harry Minner
Wf. Menger
Paul Ford
Kar City
Kanness
C. V. Cox
Vote Day Law Repeal by Wisconsin Assembly
Wisconsin Assembly passes bill to repeal state prohibition enforcement law by a 56 to 33 vote, sending the measure to the Senate after a referendum urged abolishment on April 2. Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for flowers and support during illness and after death.
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Wisconsin Assembly
Senate
Madison
Wis
Smother
William Swecker
Ginne Swerker
Charles Swecker
Mrs. H
Katy Fireman Suicide After Quarrel in Parpons
Jr. D. James, 48, a fireman for the Missouri Kansas Texas railroad, died by self harm after a quarrel with his estranged wife in Parpons Kansas. The report notes visiting relatives from Springfield Illinois and Topeka, with families of Clark and Bond mentioned in the text.
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Katy
Parpons
Kans
Jr. D. James
Missouri-Kansas- Texas ‘Railroad
Visit With Cousins Includes Dinner With Mrs Allphin
Mr and Mrs Bend drove to Lawrence on Sunday to visit their cousins and had dinner with Mrs Allphin and Miss Clark, sharing a pleasant afternoon.
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Mrs. Bend
Lawrence
Mrs. Allphin
Miss. Clark
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District Court of
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Country Club
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George Krum
Missouri Street
F. W Hosford
Buick
R R. R
Brockton, Mass
Pen 1Ck Motor Company
Flint, Mich
Drvision
General Motors Corporation
F. O. Tory
Conwart. Com
Etter. Automobiles
Cydia Allshin
Eliza A. Clark
Indiana Street
Tee Field
Ill
St. Louis
A. Yates
Memphis
Tenn
Sears, Roebuck and Company
Laura Rankin
Douglaston
N. Y
W. W. ‘Sues
Virginia Pendleton
W. F. Eliington
Doyle Cuthbertson
Kersey Cosley
Denver
Colo
Le 8
Lydia E. Pinkham
Joseph Caladaptra
Florida Avenue
Amsterdam
N.Y
Lydia
Pinkham
Pha
Springfield
Lydia. Allphin
Ben GC. Bond
Topeka
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Shimmons Bros. Plumbing
Frigidaire
Eripan Service Co
Tee & Storage Co
Vermont St
Bird Seed and Biscuit
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Kainaas City
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