Kellogg Outlines U S Foreign Policy Aims Abroad
Secretary Kellogg spoke at the Associated Press luncheon on US plans for arms limitation and naval curbs. He urged cooperation with Washington's lead, noted progress on China, Turkey, and Latin America, and praised AP for its public service in gathering and disseminating news.
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Extra-Territorial Commission
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Calles Candidate for Presidency Again
Nogales April 20 Congress reports say General Alvaro Obregon has announced he will be a candidate for president in the next election. Observers in Nogales see this as signaling a possible rift with President Calles over policy and distances.
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Nogales
API
Calles
Alvaro — Obregon
Mexico City
Cates
Obregon
Election at K U Men and Women Vote for Editor and Manager
Students at the University of Kansas vote in a spring election for editor and business manager of Jayhawkee and for the Men’s Student Council representatives. The ballot includes a blanket student activity tax and one election year plan, debated by both genders.
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University of Kansas
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Souphomore
Weydayhaw
Hooley
Brest
Coun
Kansas Federation of Women's Clubs Opens 31st Session
The thirty first annual Kansas Federation of Women's Clubs session opens in Ville with Coffeyville club reception. Oscar Lofgren outlines federation activities as leaders including Mrs Franklin White and Mrs Margaret Justin address topics from the American Home to Parental Education and child labor concerns.
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William M. Goldsmith
Southwestop College
Winfeld
Mhiterae Fred. Trigg
Kansas City Star
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Tala Clark Pearsons
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Cheirmam
American Citizenship Department
Kansas Weather Says Showers East and South Tonight
unsettled forecast with showers in eastern and southern areas tonight. Wednesday expected to bring slightly warmer temperatures with cooler conditions in the north. Clear skies and good roads noted in parts of the state. cities listed include Kansas City Emporia Salina Coffeyville Ottawa Topeka Hutchinson and Wichita.
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Salina
Coffeyville
Bittsboro
Ottawa
Topeka
Zood
Filipino Boxer Sencio Dies After Match With Bud Taylor
Mil waukee reports Filipina boxer Sencio dies from cerebral hemorrhage after loss to Bud Taylor of Terre Haute. Postmortem confirms death. second Philippine fighter to die following a Taylor bout. Taylor questioned by police. manager Frank Churchill resigns from grooming boxers including Talterine and Villa.
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Philippines
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Hexing
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Seattle
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Swily Montgomery
Pete Sarmiento
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Australia
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Close Colony Bank
Prohibition Convention Rejects Minority Report
In St Louis on April 20 the national league of women voters convention rejected a minority report urging Congress to resist weakening the eighteenth amendment. The body adopted the majority report urging full use of official powers for enforcing prohibition and civil service rites for appointing prohibition agents.
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National League of Women Voters
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Preaching for the Times by Dr Shields at Central Park Church
Dr David Shields pastor of Central Park Christian church Topeka spoke to the Ministerial Alliance on preaching for the times He urged living touch with the spirit of the age and sound deep spiritual notes centered on Christ The Alliance president noted most churches may skip Sunday evening services due to The Messiah performance Upcoming meeting slated for May 4 with Dean F P W Blackmar from the university panel as speaker
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Central Park
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Ministerial Alliance
Lawrence Choral Union
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AP Board Reelects Five Directors and Names Strong
The Associated Press re elected five directors at its annual Waldorf meeting and chose Walter A Strong of the Chicago Daily News to replace the late Victor F Lawson. Other directors named include Frank R Washington D Ipal Ochs and Robert McLean. Also noted were withdrawals from competing candidates and a note on Melville Stone remaining as counsellor. Thornton Cooke will speak at the University of Kansas on the risks and rewards of wrote letters to Mata Hari. Adolphe Messimy claims he wrote certain letters to Mata Hari and disputes Malvy’s role.
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Associated Press
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Walter A. Strong
Chicago Daily News
Victor F. Lawson
Chicago
Frank R. Washington
D. Ipal
Ochs
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Adolphe Messimy
Louis Malvy
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Fraternal Aid Union reports March gains and policy shifts
The Fraternal Aid Union notes March business near 1.2 million dollars with strong Junior department activity. One sixth of new business comes from the Ten Year Convertible Term policy while many members switch to annual advance payments. National President Doiley tours states as Lawrence efforts push efficiency under Tr. Sweeney and Sam Baty.
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J. N. Doiley
Lawrence
Tr. Sweeney
Sam S. Baty
Liberty Post Dine Meeting at Wiedemann's Tomorrow
Members of Liberty Post of the American Legion will dine at Wiedemann's tomorrow evening at 8 30. Reservations must reach Post Commander Harry Frazee by noon. Members and their wives, plus all ex service men, are invited to attend.
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Tomorow
Baseball results and campus notes from April
National League scores note St. Louis beating Detroit 20 to 2 with Cooper and Gonzales leading, and New York and Washington games mentioned. Ruth homers for the Yankees in a win over New York, while a mass meeting at a high school declines wearing flowers. Returns from Mrs. Kepler’s abroad trip and a submarine accident at New London injure twelve. A postponement delays Herbert Seat’s preliminary hearing on a money order charge.
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Jonnar An Stoner
Gibson
Bassle
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Johnson
Kelley
Hadley
Ruel
Cleveland
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Shante
L. Sewell
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Chamber Luncheon Debates Merchant Marine Policy
At the weekly Chamber of Commerce luncheon the question of referendum No. 48 on the merchant marine was debated. Prof. Lester Tupy advocated regulation with American-built vessels, while Prof. Jens Jensen argued against heavy government control, urging continuation of the Shipping Board as a regulatory body. Members voted on the issue after the discussion.
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Truck Hitting Hayrack Injures Pleasant Grove Farmer
At about morning hours a truck struck a hayrack tied to a driveshed near 19th and Massachusetts streets. Pleasant Grove resident W. Ti Dressler suffered a brain injury and loss of consciousness, later stabilizing after treatment at Dr. W. C. McConnell Hospital. Clyde Corp of Lawrence Poultry Company operated the truck. witnesses say sun glare may have blinded him.
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House panel to vote on Haugen and Fincher farm relief bills
Washington April 20 A P The house agriculture committee decided to give the houses an opportunity to vote on both the Haugen and Fincher farm relief bills The Haugen bill would stabilize prices by levying an equalization fee on wheat corn cattle and swine The Fincher measure supported by the administration would create a revolving fund of 100000000 to extend credit to farmers cooperative associations The committee did not adopt a fixed alignment but supporters agreed both measures should reach the floor Democrats opposed while Kinchelac urged hearings on farm groups including the American Farm Bureau and National Cotton Growers Exchange The panel also scheduled 30 minutes for farm group representatives and opened hearings tomorrow night for opposition to the Fincher bill The article also reports on a bank robbery arrest and other local items.
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Auditors Open Annual 1925 Review of Fraternal Aid Union
The Board of Auditors begins its yearly examination of the Fraternal Aid Union for 1925. It will audit receipts and expenditures and the nine million dollars invested in property, mortgages, bonds, and alike. The committee includes August J. Baumann grand island postmaster and longtime T. J. Tierney of Louisville district manager for the N A U, and Thomas W. Morgan of Eureka Kansas a former Kansas newspaper man and Leavenworth penitentiary warden.
City Clanners Meet At Planning Commission
At a special planning commission meeting the modification of the boards powers under the proposed zoning nance was the main item. City Attorney Smare urged narrowing powers to reduce relief from building inspector rulings and allowed ten days to appeal. The next commission meeting is set for the second Monday in May.
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Insurance Agents to Attend First Ever Practical School
Thirty two Kansas agents from Charlton Insurance and Norwich Union Indemnity plan a two day practical training in the Charlton building. The program includes 45 minute classes, a noon group meal, and interactive sessions with demonstrations of selling insurance and filling policies. Speas include Henry Eberhurst Sam Simpson L M Hendrickser William Fox O K Coon and others from cities such as Salina Lincoln Topeka Winfield Hutchinson Parsons and Manhattan.
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PLAN HUTCHINSON TRIP FOR LAWRENCE AT DISTRICT CONVENTION
The One Hutchinson effort to draw a large Lawrence turnout to the district convention next week is shaping up after a Rotary luncheon. The Lawrence delegation will travel in a Pullman car, with twelve sections reserved, and Fritz Meyn will marshal the group. Harold Constant and R C Moore organized arrangements, and Rev Alfred D Grey was introduced as Plymouth Congregational Church’s new minister.
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Rotary
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R. C. Moore
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Plymouth Congregational Church
Lyons Bondsman Seeks Report on Topeka Case
Topeka man filed to report a bond on John Huitman tied to Lennie Lyons. Lyons, convicted in Douglas County for liquor, appealed to the state supreme court. He is en route to Douglas County jail with a $1,300 bond. Dr. Hemphill of Topeka, convicted with Lyons, serves time in county jail.
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Topeka Toray Tal
John Huitman
Lennie Lyons
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