Panama Canal Treaty Debates Over Restoring Friendship
Washington April 24 A long judged history of the Panama treaty reveals opposing views on blame for Panamas revolt from Colombia The pro ratification side accused the United States of aiding Panama while opponents argued Colombia sought a hefty canal price The treaty ultimately paid Colombia 25000000 and the canal was built by the United States with earlier France venture debts noted
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Treaty details and shifts in ratification history
A historical overview traces the Panama Canal treaty from its origins under Bryan to ratification stances of Wilson Harding and Senate Republicans. It notes changes from the 1914 draft signed in Bogota, disputes over reparations to Colombia, and the final provisions including equal treatment for Panama Canal uses, a Colombian payment to Colombia, and steps toward diplomatic ties and liability adjustments.
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Harding to Speak in New York on 125th Anniversary
President Harding has accepted an invitation to address the 125th anniversary of the New York Commercial in New York City on May 23, at a publisher dinner. Also noted are a prison concert in Lansing and grants of speeches by Frelinghuysen and Rodenberg for Grant Day in Pittsburgh.
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Government pledges guard Charles throne return threats
Belgrade governments of Yugoslavia Czecho Slovakia and Romania prepare guarantees against a revival of the Habsburg claim to the Hungarian throne. The trio plans to present the guarantees to Budapest within days as a safeguard while a Habsburg coup potential keeps their costly military forces in place.
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Suspect Held After Wall Street Explosion Probe
In Scranton, a man arrested yesterday on suspicion of involvement in the Wall Street explosion was under surveillance for weeks. Police kept his identity secret and offered no new details. He had lived in a local foreign colony for five months, appeared well funded, though unemployed.
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Informal Installation of W. S. G. A. Officers Planned
Informal installation of the Women Students G A officers and representatives elected recently will occur next Tuesday after a meeting last night. Joint installation with Men's Student Council leaders will take place at convocation before school ends. A Nebraska governor reference appears in stray text.
Haskell Downs Baker as Russell Sets School Discus Mark
Haskell Indians opened track season by beating Baker University 36 to 1. Russell of Baker set a new school discus record at 137 feet 6 inches, amid a series of close races and Baker records in hurdles and sprints. Thompson led Haskell with three wins and high points, while Chezem of Baker posted a 15.4 fifths in the 220 high hurdles.
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Haskell Beats Aggies in Last-Minute Rally at Manhattan
The Haskell Indians trailed 4 1 in the eighth inning but scored six runs to beat Kansas Agricultural College 7 to 5 in Manhattan. Kilbuck and Bearbaw pitched for Haskell, Stull won from Lecompton. The Stull second team then topped Lecompton high 14 to 13, third straight win for Stull.
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Volleyball results and forfeit in church league play
The Christians were defeated by Lutherans while Centenary M E forfeited to Methodist A in church league volleyball games at the IC A last night. Read all about it in the Journal-World.
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Topeka YMCA Teams Clash With Lawrence Tonight
The Topeka YMCA volley ball team, state association champions, meet Lawrence YMCA at the city YMCA this evening. The Topeka High School YMCA basketball team also faces Lawrence YMCA in a separate game.
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Farm labor conference to be held in Chanute
Topeka April 20 announced a state convention of Tol farm labor Non Partisan party to be staged in Chanute May 7 two days before the Kansas state federation of labor congress meeting. Organizer W E Freeman says the group will be nonpartisan and affiliated with no other party. The aim is to serve working people both brain and hand workers.
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Jay Driving Fine Set in Police Court
Qn Jay Driving Charge along with F Boone Joe Fiorita and B Shane were fined this morning in police court for jay driving.
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Outgro Promised Relief For Ingrown Toenail
A chiropodist says a few drops of Outgro on the skin around an ingrown toenail reduce inflammation and pain and harden the tender skin so the nail grows outward overnight. The antiseptic is sold for chiropodists but small bottles with directions are available at drug stores.
Preparations for War Along Costa Rica Border
San Jose reports Panama is preparing for conflict along the Costa Rican frontier. The Costa Rican government is said to be ready to negotiate with Panama to seek a peaceful settlement of the border dispute. Lectures by Prof. Harold Putnam Browne in Emporia cover nineteenth century American and French art, with talks at the Normal School, Chamber of Commerce, Stary Club, and high school.
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Irish Casualties and Local Notes in Belfast and Cork
Irish casualties report two armed civilians killed and another wounded in a Loughligan brush with crown forces. In Cork, Sinn Fein figure Timothy Sullivan was shot dead by the counterparty. Marriage licenses issued in Douglas County by Judge L H Menger to Baecker Brechheisen and Jehle Young. Woodlawn Parent-Teachers Meet set with Dr and Mrs Frank Smith to speak. Mrs TT Morrison and children arrive from Marysville to visit Robertson family.
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Eudora
Walter C. Jehle
Lone Star
Emma M. Young
Baldwin
Woodlawn
Frank Smith
Woodlawn School
Tanlac Helps Missouri Farmer and Mother Rebound
J P Jackson of Missouri City Missouri credits Tanlac with restoring his health after five years of stomach kidney and nerve troubles. He gained ten pounds and resumed full work capacity. His eighty four year old mother also improved after taking Tanlac. Sold in Lawrence at Round Corner Company City Drug Store and other local druggists.
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Zemo Antiseptic Liquid Promises Quick Itch Relief
An advert promotes Zemo antiseptic liquid from ELW Rose Co in Cleveland Ohio as a remedy for itching skin irritation eczema pimples and rashes. It claims rapid relief often overnight and asserts safety for tender skin with a price of 35 cents for standard bottles and a dollar for extra large.
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