Secretary Bryan Urges California Accord On Land Issue
Washington April 26 President Wilson diagra... to Governor Johnson of California asking if anti foreign revision could be delayed while Secretary Bryan visits California to explain the federal stance and urge a settlement. The message follows Johnson's note urging California to cooperate to avoid international trouble. The California legislature may be asked to appoint the secretary of state to connect with state leaders in shaping a law reflecting both public will and U S international obligations.
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Park Still Open for Lawrence Amusement Park Lease
Railway and Light Company official J T Skinner said the interstate lease for Lawrence amusement park remains undecided with no definite season plans yet. He noted Lawrence will be represented at a Kansas meeting to discuss plans and that the league formation could bring baseball back, promising plentiful games for local fans this season.
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Tariff Debate Opens In House As Underwood Denounces Theories
Washington April 2 Tariff debate opened in the House with Speaker reference to Tennessee leaders as among the best lamentarians in the chamber The Ways and Means Committee members Payne Moore and others will deliver principal speeches The Senate canvass suggests party leaders expect action The debate centers on protective duties aimed at equalizing profit differences between efficient and less efficient producers with Republicans blamed for failed past attempts.
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Tuberculosis Council Meeting Called For YMCA
A tuberculosis council meeting is called for the YMCA on Thursday afternoon to discuss advisability of varied tubercendosis practices. Lawrence figures in the plan with Dr Crambine expected to speak on health work and gym matters.
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Teachers Salaries Rise and Death of Mrs Endaly
County Superintendent Hawley announces a 25 percent salary increase for teachers, with some now earning 71 a month and others about 15 more than before. The district notes longer years of service and rising demand for experienced staff. Elizabeth A Endaly, 67, died of pneumonia at 2100 Birker Avenue, Lawrence. She leaves a husband, two daughters, and four sons. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Carruth to Deliver Lecture on Eugenics at Fraser Hall
Prof Carruth of the university has been selected to prepare and deliver a lecture on eugenics. The talk, written under conditions set by the board, will be delivered in Fraser Hall chapel on May 5.
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Death in Mine Explosion in Pocahontas Coal Field
A mine explosion at the Cincinnati mine on the Moenonsahelh river consolidated coal and coke company at Finesville trapped many workers. Ten bodies recovered. about 125 men still inside. Rescue parties faced repeated setbacks as flames and smoke hindered recovery efforts.
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Scutari Surrenders as Montenegrins Take City
Reports from April 23 describe Montenegrin forces entering Scutari at 4 o clock after a six month siege and bombardment. Capitulation followed the center of the city being reached, with heavy Turkish losses reported. The capture stirs European forecasts on future Albanian state boundaries and intrusion by major powers.
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Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity to Build New Chapter Home
Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity at Mount Oread plans a new chapter house after purchasing Thatcher Estate property near Port Thatcher. The sale, brokered by Troolsent and Morteine Comany, valued the purchase at RH000. The move aims to establish a formal fraternity home in the near future.
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Thanks From Red Cross Receipts to Relief Sufferers
The American National Red Cross acknowledges final installment relief money sent from Lawrence Kansas to eastern flood sufferers. Receipts totaling twelve and 50 to 700 dollars come from citizens of Lawrence via the Storm and Flood Relief Fund. Secretary Clas L. Mawée signs the acknowledgment in Washington.
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Johnson Fined After Necklace Case Hung Auction Soon
Chicago April 23 Jack Johnson the boxer was fined one thousand dollars after charges of concealing a twenty dollar necklace were dismissed. The necklet was declared government property and will be sold at auction. The item belonged to Johnson's first wife who had previously worn it.
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Lawrence Post Office Parcel Post Business Booms
Compiled figures show Lawrence post office handling around 850 parcels daily with about 2090 parcels moved last week. Of these, 417 were routed to rural routes and the remainder delivered at the city office yesterday.
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Motored to Leavenworth Today
Harry Dick and family motor ed to Leavenworth today in a family trip report noting their travel from Maine. No further details available in the readable text.
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Weather Update With Near Freezing Temperatures
Rain this afternoon and evening with colder conditions tonight as temperatures approach freezing. Northern and western parts of the region expect lower readings. University weather report notes yesterday’s conditions and water quality concerns in Lawrence City with lower than normal bacteria levels reported yesterday.
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Commission Form of Government Endorsed by Kansas City Figure
A Lawrence man writes Hon I W Goebel of Kansas City praising the commission form of government. He notes tax reductions, a cash basis, and bond fund transfers while claiming the administration is clean and urges citizens to read Goebel’s views. He says the city should not return to the Cannell system.
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University Athletic Board race heats political tension on campus
Candidates for five athletic board seats and three non athletic seats announce campaigns amid campus political intrigue. April 28 election date set. college council race and student government follow May 5. Notable hopefuls include Lloyd Bishop Lefty Spreull Dan Hazen Summers Billy Howden Frank Sterns Vic Householder and Aqwlrey Parcell with several council candidates from each school.
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Translation Pushes Health Book From Kansas to China
Kansas Health Almanac by Dr. S J Crambine gains international attention as China’s Nan king College requests permission to translate the work into Chinese. Budget cuts threaten state laboratories and health education. Crumbine notes reduced staff and tighter oversight, with worry over funding for medical schools and a proposed tuberculosis hospital site at Vinland.
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M S Council Elects At Lawrence High School
The Lawrence High School student council elected officers for the upcoming season. Ward Todd was named President, Phyllis Dunnsett Vice President, and Archie Walters Secretary. Todd will form a committee to draft an order of business, to be adopted if Tecumen approves. The next meeting will be set by the president, with high expectations this move will help address long-standing student issues.
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Eudora Plans For A City Playground Initiative
A mass meeting at the Eudora Methodist Church backed a city playground project. Local leaders and Rev. E. Stanfield urged action, cadging volunteers, funding, and a playground director to manage the effort. Citizens pledged funds and city officials promised support and grading. The drive aims to boost children’s play spaces this summer.
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Commission Meeting Set for South Lawrence Tonight
A Holloways Wall venue in South Lawrence will host a commission government meeting tomorrow evening. Local speakers will discuss the new all city government form and participate in a general discussion.
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Woodland School children push for new playground plan
Rev I Ky Stauffer spoke about the school movement and playground methods. Children showed strong interest in a playground on the north side this summer and urged a plan be established.
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Would D Deport Suis Prominent Social Event
In Manchester England on April 23 a socially prominent couple, Forrester and Miss Minesta, were noted with suffrosettes. A speaker claimed a world voyage by sail was promised if tickets for an art sale event sold. Tickets at noon totaled 80 sold. 800 more were planned to be sold to fund next year’s court event, with expectations of 1,000 tickets needed to ensure permission for the forthcoming year.
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Accident Injures Mrs Kline After Fall At Home
Mrs W H Kline suffered a bruised side and a broken rib after a fall down stairs in the afternoon. A local injury report notes she received treatment and is resting at home.
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Professors Kennedy Duncan Bring Talks on Petroleum Use
During a Pittsburgh visit Professors Kennedy and Duncan made a strong offer to scholars and fellows. Professor Buhong and Mr J Wer, tied to a year of industrial fellowship, plan to join the petroleum utilization project. Their absence leaves duties to Bushone and Humphrey as they prepare new laboratories funded by Duncan while Dia is away.
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Dormitory Fund S G A to Sponsor Picture Shows Tonight
Women's Student Government association will present a program of pictures to raise funds for the dormitory fund. A selection of features promises entertainment and campus talent, aiming to boost support and keep the event lively with different shows scheduled through the evening.
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Farmers Protest Roadside Dumping By Grocers
Lawrence farmers accuse local grocers of dumping vegetables along the road near the river, creating a foul hazard and delaying road improvements. They urge authorities to stop the practice and hold sellers responsible for waste and environmental mess on public property.
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Take Counsel About Your Shopping Ad Advice
A fragmented advertisement urges shoppers to seek counsel before buying, promoting value assessment through JOURNAL-WORLD ads. It emphasizes comparing prices and the readiness of advertisements to reveal product quality and worth.
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