Bankers Meet to Review Kansas Guaranty Fund Fate
In Yopeka on April 12, the executive committee of the Kansas State Bankers Association held a closed session to assess the future of the state bank guaranty fund and the fund’s solvency. About thirty bankers attended as speculation grew over potential liquidation and a possible general conference of guaranty bankers to discuss liquidation steps.
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Yopeka
Kan
Catlj
State Bankers’ Association
State Bank Guaranty Fund
Jang
Tix
Kansas Scholar Awarded Guggenheim Fellowship Abroad
Dean T Stouffer of the University of Kansas receives a Guggenheim Fellowship to study three geometric methods aboard Italy and Europe. He will work with Bertini Fubini and other scholars, plan to reach Italy by October and return in June, as the fellowship supports extensive research abroad.
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T. Stouffer
Mtigey
Graduate School
University of Kansas
New York
Dean Stouffer
Kansas Board of Regents
Stouffer
Sui
Petheie
Feild
Sail
Lindley
Tikin Stowler
United Wand
FL Wilsern
University of Chicawa
Segre
University of Turin
Carrie
Simon Guggenheim
Staater
Colorado
Rhodes Ylarship
Aly Guggenheim
Olga Hirsh Guggenheim
Franvis K. Brownett
Carel A. Witten
Charles J. Milles
Roger
W. Straus
Ch . Earl
Henry Allen Mee
Otto Myers
Neral Advisory Board
Eonrectors of
America
Aydelotte
Swarthmore
Vernon R A. Bound
M.S. Univerest Us Karas
Premai Ur
National Reauned
Washington
Uye Council
Turbulent Talks Spur Greek Turkish Army Mobilization
Reports describe rising tensions as Greece and Turkey consider conscription and mobilization. Officials debate possible actions and the impact on regional stability while the focus remains on military reserves and potential escalation.
Kansas City Area Weather Outlook
Readable fragments outline a Kansas forecast with cold tonight and warming Tuesday, noting eastern rise in temperatures. Mentions Hutchinson Salina Melville Pittsburg Arkansas City Wichita Ottawa Topeka with city temperature updates and references to radio weather reports.
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Kansas
Hutchinson
Salina
Melville
Pittsburg
Arkansas
Ottawa
Topeka
City
United States Declines World Court Participation
The United States informs Geneva World Court delegates that it will not participate in the September conference. Kellogg states reservations are plain and must be exchanged with each signatory to bind the United States to the permanent court. No new agreement is needed to implement the prepared adherence.
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Washington
United States
Geneva
Berne
League of Nation
Senate
World Court
Kellogg
Coolidge
State Department
Permanent Court of International Justice
Permanent Court
League
Council of the
Kellie
All Hotel Notes Paid in Lawrence Bank Settlement
Merchants National Bank reports all hotel notes held by the bank have been paid to the people of Lawrence who funded the hotel. To secure the bond, the Chamber of Commerce note and donor notes were used as collateral from local banks. The bank is the first to announce full repayment.
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Merchants National Bank
Lawrence
Chamber of Commerce
Merchants Bank
Peace in Balance as Morocco Armistice Talks Open
In Ondida Morocco April 9 the Franco Spanish and Rifian delegates met for armistice talks but broke up in disagreement. The Rifians have three days to accept or reject the proposed terms as the decision on peace or renewed warfare looms.
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Ondida
Morocco
University Press Growth Highlighted in Oregon History
The University of Oregon Press began in 1913 with a battered Washing ton hand press and, after decades of minimal funding, expanded into a sizable institution. Its new $12 000 home was funded from earnings. An oratorical contest at the high school tonight features Dr William L Burdick as chair and D F Smith as timekeeper with the Constitution as the topic. The winner advances to the section C contest at Emporia and the Eastern Kansas winner goes to Kansas City.
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Agene
Ore
University of Oregon Press
William L. Burdick
D. F. Smith
District Court
Emporia
Kansas
Freezing Temperatures Reported Across Kansas
Topeka reports freezing temperatures in several Kansas sections this morning. Hanover dropped to 26 degrees while Tribune recorded 28. Central and western Kansas saw readings around 30 to 32 degrees.
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Topeka
Kansas
Hanover
Tribline
Fadler Denies Bank Robbery Charge In Topeka Visit
Sheriff Cummings reports AV F Fadler denies participating in the Lecompton bank robbery of August 28 1925. He claims to have been at a Topeka garage at the time, traveling a Packard car line and offering to clear himself if suspected. Fadler’s wife and five children live in Pittsburg with two brothers there. Fadler, previously indicted in a federal case for transporting a stolen car, was located moving through Pittsburg Joplin Carthage Baxter Springs and finally Baxter Springs where he was arrested Friday afternoon. The investigation traced tips from early in the year to Fadler as a robbery suspect.
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W. J. Cummings
Lawrence
AV. F. Fadler
Douglass County
Lecomiptgin
Wadler
Crimhings
Topeka
Packard
Fadler
Pittsburg
Cummings
Baxter Springs
Missouri
Kansas
Douglas County
Tadler
Joplin
Gummings
Carthage
Oklahor
Ne Meek
Chaplain on Trial in Leavenworth Affair
Army Chaplain Captain Orville Clampitt testified at a court martial in San Francisco noting alleged familiarity with Kansas girl Lucille Swallow. He denied writing letters or visiting her room, saying she invited advances then he repulsed them. He claimed a soldier friend Fritz was present and Swallow entered to press advances. He blamed the affair for her home troubles and said he would have called Fritz to testify if he knew his surname. Constable Fred Black faced trial in Crawford County for bribery related to violations of Prohibition laws. A jury was seated after district court actions tied to a prior ouster suit of county attorney A. J. Carl. Government costs for Wheeler prosecution totaled $61,312.
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San Francisco
Orville Clampitt
Lucille Swallow
Kansas
Clamspitt
Fort Leavenworth
Fritz
Clampitt
Conuict
Girard
Kan
Fred Black
Lincoln Township
Crawford County
A. J. Carl
Carl
Supreme Court
J. ST. Her
C. W
Schur
de le Aul
Peta
Emerty
Fort
Plans Shape Up For Music Week In Lawrence
The Lawrence Choral Union and others prepare for the Music Week Festival opening next Sunday in Lawrence. Madame Schumann-Heink will perform a recital April 28, while the Choral Union rehearses The Messiah for Sunday and other works for April 29. An Honor Roll lists 450 members with several in attendance for two to three years, and patrons’ ticket sales continue with a deadline to print programs.
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Lawrence Choral Union
Weday
Schumann-Heink
Sowth
Lawrence
Dean D. Ofsacavihout
Choral Union
Tomiogrow
Robinson Gymnasium
Chadwic
Coleridge-Taylor
Fliawatha
Minnehaha
Publc
Dean
Tthout
Ghazal Union
Chor
Policy Debate on Merchant Marine Referendum at University
The University of Kansas School of Business hosts a Chamber of Commerce event on the Merchant Marine policy referendum. Speakers J PB Jensen and Prof JL G present opposing views on the proposed federal appropriation, urging informed public opinion among inland taxpayers.
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Jon
United States Chamber of Commierce
School of Business
University
Kansas
I Imicheon
Chamber of Commerce
Oblock
PB Jensen
JL G
Negar
United States Chamber
Congress
Death claims Ka a securities officer and damages four houses
A sudden death of 46 year old Mr Williams in Ka occurred last night, while a fire spread from the Elllis property damaging four residences at 1105 to 1108 Connecticut and Rhode Island streets. Fire officials say winds aided the blaze and all houses were insured with losses modest. Surviving relatives include Anna M Williams and Elisabeth Williams.
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Te Holdings
Williams
Wis
Shure
Anna M. Williama
Qiitars
Elisabeth Williame
Lee Willams
Brown, Roare
Homer Williams
Youngstown
Conut Street
Ellis
Connecticut
Charles Knott
P. J . Reynolds
Rhode Island
Todays Baseball Results From Al League Box Scores
Américan League notes show Jays Pitales Rost Gray and Cac Bischort among players listed for games. Piginich appears in scattered box score references withWy Dour and HW Dy New results lines indicate scoring and roster notes without full game details.
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Jay Pitales
Rost Gray
Cac Bischort
Prohibition Convictions and Fines Reported in 1922
A Washington report outlines federal enforcement figures including 000 convictions and 487,000 in fines, with total convictions reaching about 7,681,100. The data note averages and ages, and reference Willebrandt among officials. a separate speeding arrest near Douglas notes a county official.
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Washington
Willebrandt
Fragmented local notice yields damaged civic dispute
Readable fragments describe a legal action involving residents, a party named J St. her ald, and C. W ings with claims about property and a court ruling. The text mentions a funeral home and end-market context, with injunctions and findings by a judge.
Local Fire Department Responds to Patrick Residence Blaze
A local fire department was sent to a residence 12 miles west of Lawrence after a call from Margaret Patrick. The fire damaged the dwelling. cause undetermined. A Chevrolet vehicle, described as high quality at low cost, is noted in connection with the incident.
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Wfdane
Margaret Patrick
Lawrence
Divide Honors in Judging Contest Across Northeast Kansas
In the fifth annual northeast Kansas stock and grain judging contest at Topeka’s Wente High School last Friday Ottawa High School won first in grain judging. Individual honors went to Viglar Mellon of Washburn High School in Topeka with 370 points and Bray judged by Ottawa’s team with 266 points. Lawrence High School took first in grain judging, while Ottawa earned fourth in stock judging. Observers included judge J. L. Macintosh and Wat Essick, with involvement from Lawrence’s Agriculture Department. Teams finished in grain judging: Ottawa Carbondale Cottonwood Falls Seaman tied for fourth. other finalists: Auth Manhattan Vine Land Washburn Shawnee Mission Silver Lake Wellsville Oskaloosa Linwood Tonganosie Cottonwood Walls Seaman Bonner Springs McLouth. In stock judging: Vinland Ottawa Manhattan Lawrence Carvervale Washburn Shawnee Mission Silver Lake Wellsville Oskaloosa Linwood Tonganosie Cottonwood Walls Seaman Bonner Springs McLouth.
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Slice
Ottawa High School
Twente High School
Viglar Mellon
Washburs High School
Topeka
Ottawa
Lawrence High School
Nell Compesativo
Carbondale
Cottonwood’ Falls
Seaman
Jfourth
Auth
Manhattan
Vineland
Washburn
Hinwood
Ton
Oska
Cksville
Shawn
Court martial ends for Colonel at San Diego base
The San Diego court martial for Colonel Alexander S. WW ended shortly after 7 0 clock as the judge advocate declined to confirm a verdict. Rear Admiral Thomas Washington gave only that “it’s all over” while the court prepared to reconvene at 1 o clock.
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San Tiego
Calif
Alexander S. S
Ins
Len Hermle
Clark
Thomas Washington
Jaleen
Reverend Shields to Address Local Ministerial Alliance
The Rev. Dr. Shields, pastor of Central Park Christian Church, will speak at the Chamber of Commerce meeting. His talk titled Preaching for Today aims to refresh Lawrence ministers with a timely message.
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Lr. Shields
Central Park
ENTER STATE RIFLE SHOOT AT UNIVERSITY MEET
The University rifle team from Lat ierell iI competes today in a state shoot with individual events. Members listed include Thomas Hinton David Armstrong Lior Muller and Verden Westholf. Trophies awarded to range winners with firing distances from 200 to 1000 yards.
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University of Team
Lat Ierell iI
Tes
Tuesda
Thoma Hinton
David Armstrong
Lior
Muller
Verden Westholf
Death of Henry Hackoch in Chanute area obituary note
Mrs Henry Albach reported the death of her oldest son Henry Hackoch of Chanute on Friday evening. Hackoch, 61, died suddenly in apparently good health while in Chanute where he ran a furniture and undertaking business with five children. He had trained here in Las Rit... Funeral details unavailable.
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Henry Hackoch
Henry Albach
Chanon
Hckoch
Las Rete d
Chanute
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