Bulgarian King a Palace Prisoner headline disputed
Bulletin Paris official denials claim King Boris did not resign cabinet headed by Premier Teankoff. Other reports say the king was imprisoned in the royal palace by order of General Lazareff to push coalition talks. Bulgaria begins enlisting 10000 militia as allies note. Tehoun touloff, linked to cathedral bombing, shot by police after refusing to surrender.
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Paris
Legation
Boris
Alexander ‘Teankoff
Communiqut
Rome
Belgrade
Tribuna
Bulgaria
Lazareff
Trankoff
Vienna
Jugo-slavia
Russef
Sofia
Coucil
Slavi Sofia
Associated Press
Tehountouloff
Nikhoff
Shepherd Trial Targets May Start for Typhoid Murder Case
Chicago April 23 The William Shepherd murder trial over the typhoid germ death of foster son William Nelson Mac Clintock is slated to begin mid May. Preliminary motions and trial date setting will occur before Judge Thomas Lynch. Co defendant Charles C Farman has confessed to teaching Shepherd how to use typhoid germs under a $100000 reward promise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
William
Shepherd
Nelson MacClintock
Thomas Lynch
Charles C. Farman
Lynth
Foothold Reported as La Ceiba Captured by Hon duran Rebels
Managua reports La Ceiba sixty miles west of Trujillo has fallen to Hon duran revolutionists though officials say rebels are losing ground nationwide. In Washington, six naval officers face court martial over the Norfolk Beaufort liquor raid, ordered by Secretary Wilbur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Managua
Nicaragua
la Ceiba
Trujillo
Republic
Washington
Wilbur
Beaufort
Norfolk
West Indies
Weather Kansas Forecast Shows Fair, Cooler in East and South
Kansas forecast calls for generally fair conditions tonight and Friday with cooler readings in the eastern and southern portions. Roads vary from light rain and muddy in places like Hutchinson and Salina to good in Pittsburg and Kansas City. Cities such as Amories City and Emporia show cloudy or threatening conditions with reported temperature data from 7 p.m. yesterday to noon today. maximum temperature for the day around 65.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Hutchinson
Salina
Coffeyville
Wichita
Aramies City
Pittsburg
Hornsby and Fournier Lead Early Baseball Card
Rogers Hornsby was struck on the head by a pitch in the St Louis vs Cincinnati game but returned in the fourth inning. Jacques Fournier of Brooklyn hit his first home run of the season against Jimmy Ring of the Phillies, driving in a run in Philadelphia.
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Boston
Sitter
New York
Barnes
Kamp Lucey
Gibson
W. Barnes
Snyder
Kelley
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Petty
Deberry
Ring
Henline
Fournier
Hulber
Mohair
Wheat
Chiergs
Rtpett
Kremer
Als
Koupal
Goseh
Miller
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Luque
Hargrave
Dickerman
Gonzales
Rogers Hornsby
Foporcer
Hornsby
Tyue
Philadephia
Jacques Fournier
Jimmy Ring
Phillies
Navy Eyes Five Inch Gun Advance For Anti Air Defense
Washington reports say the navy has improved anti-aircraft fire efficiency and is nearing ordinance development to extend range and accuracy. A new five inch weapon, superior to the present three inch, is ready for pilot installations on the battleship Maryland during a summer overhaul with a fire control system to be added. Navy officials view anti-aircraft fire as key to repelling air attacks despite some aviation opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy Department
Orders Mines Closed After Miners Refuse to Negotiate
Pittsburgh coal official orders six western Pennsylvania mines shut following United Mine Workers president John L. Lewis refusal to negotiate for lower wages. Twelve more mines may close in three weeks unless workers assist in reducing non union labor costs. Mines have been operating at a loss, says T M Dodson, vice-president in charge of operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
T.M. Dodson
Pittsburgh Coal Company
Pennsylvania
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Mr. Dodson
Shiek fad ends as Palm Beach boys go barefoot
Palm Beach high school boys wore no garters socks or shoes at school grounds ending the garterless sock fad. More than twenty were suspended for the rest of the week.
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Barefoot Palm Beach High School
Palm Beach
Fla
Palm Beach High School
Barefoot Club
New Heat Record Seen For Chicago April 23
Chicago reports a new heat record for April 23 as the temperature climbed to 84 degrees by noon, equalling the 1915 record, with the day starting at 68 and rising through the morning under weather service data.
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Chicago
Weather Bureau
Mercury
Tam
Lawrence
Liberty Memorial High Plans May Commencement Address
Rev. W. M. Backus of the Unitarian church will deliver the commencement address to Liberty Memorial high school's 1920 senior class. The subject is The Easiest Way. Exercises are set for Friday evening May 29 at the Liberty Memorial auditorium, with the graduating sermon by Rev. Charles A. Richard on Sunday May 24. About 170 seniors are in the class. seniors chosen to speak will cover topics on religion, education, training, and science in daily life.
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William M. Backus
Unitarian Church
Liberty Memorial High School
Liberty Memorial Auditorium
Charles A. Richard
Christian Church
Liberty On
Frank Strong
Karney Brasfield
America
Mildred Wilson
Quentin Newcombe
Kirby Page to Speak at University Convocation
Kirby Page will speak at an all University convocation in Robinson Gymnasium tomorrow at 10 o clock. The event is organized by the University Y M C A and Y W C A with Ted Shultz noting Page is among the year’s ablest speakers. Page has traveled 125000 miles in eight years, written five books and six pamphlets with 350000 copies in circulation. He will announce if he will give a special lecture on War and has four lectures scheduled over two days in Central Administration and University Commons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirby Page
Robinson Gymnasium
Ted Shultz
Page
Shultz
Central Administration
University Commons
Collectors Urge Subscriptions for New Hotel Campaign
Busy Chamber of Commerce volunteers review remaining pledges for the $50,000 Lawrence citizens hotel fund. Tomorrow at 9 30 they meet at the chamber to tally payments, with a 12 30 luncheon and progress report. Signatories include Kappa Sig Alpha Tau Omega Alpha Delta Pi Sigma Chi Phi Delta Theta Sigma Alpha Epsilon and local businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Kappa Sig‘tia
Alpha Tau Omega
Alpha Del‘ta Pi
Sigma Chi
Phi Delta Theta
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
K. A. Walton
C. A. Speer
Rev. R. A. Huside
Milk Ordinance Revision Urged By Kiwanis Club
Dr H T Jones outlined points for updating the city milk ordinance including sanitary herd inspections, quarterly checks by veterinarians, dairy inspections, medical checks for workers, labeling with date and grade on bottle caps, and strict bacterial counts for raw and pasteurized milk as well as ice cream. The Kiwanis club plans to confer with the city commission and appoint a committee to present views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Commission
Kiwanis Club
W. K. Hoover
H. T. Jones
Jones
Courtney
Lawrence
Junes
C.c
Plans for state schools budgets and regents transfer
Topeka April 23 plans for summer school sessions and a budget discussion dominated the state board of administration meeting with heads of state schools. A future executive session is likely to review budgets with the regents and consider transferring institutions to regents care. Attending were Chancellor E H Lindley Acting President F D Farrell and presidents of Emporia Pittsburg and Hays teachers colleges.
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Topeka
Kans
State Board of Administration
Regents
E. H. Lindley
State University
F. D. Farrell
Agricultural College
T. W. Butler
W. A. Brandenburg
W. A. Lewis
Teachers Colleges of
Emporia
Pittsburg
Hays
New and Old Boards Plan Joint Meeting in Topeka
Topeka Kansas April 23 A joint meeting of the new educational board of regents the state board of administration and heads of the five major state schools was decided today at a conference of executives. Budgets and rising fees for summer and regular sessions at the three teachers colleges will be discussed at the May 4 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Kansas State
Roy A. Bone
W. H. Docking
Lawrence
Topeka, Kar
Educational Board of Regents
State Board of Administration
Legion to build new American Legion home on New Hampshire street
The American Legion plans a $25 000 two story building in the 700 block on New Hampshire street south of Peerless garage. The post will incorporate with a five member board including three Legion members and two outsiders. Bonds and member financing will fund construction with first floor shared by the national guard for ten years and a second floor for meetings and dances. Construction starts after funding is arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hampshire Street
Legion
Amerian Legion
Bullene
Preston Prentice
C. L. Harris
Exile Conger
John N. Johnson
I. J. Meade
The
National Guards
Moto Officer Loses Revolver On Bumpy Massachusetts Street
A county motorcycle officer was riding on Massachusetts street when a sharp bump caused his revolver to fall from its holster. He reported the loss at the county jail but was relieved to learn two officers driving opposite direction had seen the gun drop and recovered it on the pavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Massachusetts Street
Wheeler Trial Halts as Witnesses Run Short in Montana
Great Falls Mont April 23 The Wheeler trial paused as the defense ran out of witnesses and the government refused a stipulation on remaining evidence. Both sides await incoming witnesses from the East and a possible Monday recess to let witnesses travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mont
Associated Press
Burton K. Wheeler
Montana
Eest
George P. Hares
New York
Washington
Edwin S. Booth
Interior Departments
Hayes
Booth
Wheeler
Great Falls
Lawrence Names City Officials to Run On Boys Day
Lawrence proclaims Wednesday as Official Boys Day to run the city with all offices filled by senior high school students. Mayor Holliday says citizens must cooperate as boys elect mayor, city commissioners, police chief and other officers from student councils and scout troops. Monday elections set. tickets prepared for the junior and senior high student councils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holliday
Lawrence
Tis
Chamber of Commerce
Rotary Club
Caillaux Returns to Senate as Finance Minister in Paris
On the fifth anniversary of his civic rights loss and exile, Joseph Caillaux reentered the Senate chamber as finance minister. The session opened with few senators present and a subdued mood as the budget debate continued. A moderate Republican bloc chose a wait-and-see stance, awaiting acts from the new ministry. In Emporia, Vidler Hassler won first in the women’s state oratorical contest, with Geraldine Reiloul and Vidler Sherow following. Bethlehem Steel reports first quarter earnings of 10,399,316 with a 2,995,879 surplus after charges, compared to last quarter’s 1,944,539. L. E. McPheeters files quiet title suit against Isaac M. Ruth and others.
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Paris
Associated Press
Senate
Joseph Cailaux
M. Gaillaux
Briand
Sussio
Emporz
College of Emporia
Vidler Hassler
Emporia Tedcher's College
Geraldine Reiloul
Kansas State Agricultural College
Vidler Sherow
Sterling
New York
Bethlehem Steel Cor
New York as a Modern Babylon, Society Reports
New York is pictured as the modern Babylon in the fifty first annual report of the New York Society for Suppression of Vice issued today. Li centious and salacious material from stage, screen and bookstands is blamed. The group calls for state licensing of theatrical producers and clearer rules for obscene literature.
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New York
Babylon
Berlin
Paris
New York Society For Suppression of Vice
Tate
Scouts Aim to Raise 100 From Old Papers Drive
Lawrence Boy Scouts plan a week of door to door collection to raise at least 100 by selling old papers and magazines. Each scout is assigned to gather about 50 pounds, with clean-up week urging residents to save papers for the drive and trucks slated to collect on Saturday May 2.
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Boy Scouts of
Lawrence
Boy Scout’ Organization of
Suspension of Chicago Packers Divorce Decree
Washington April 23 Justice Bailey suspended the decree that forced the big five Chicago meat packers to separate from unrelated lines of business after denying Swift & Co and Armour & Co to vacate the decree. The suspension follows a motion by the California cooperative canneries that intervened as a party at interest. Attorney General Sargent will study the ruling before acting.
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Washington
Big Five
Chicago Meat Packers
Justice Bailey
District of Columbia
Supreme
Swift & Company and Armour, & Company
California Co- Operative Cannaries
Sargent
Lawrence Advertising Club Formed by Seventeen Members
The Lawrence Advertising club is established at the Chamber of Commerce building with seventeen charter members. P. Radcliffe elected chairman and C. L. Scott secretary. Next meeting in May to finalize permanent organization. Members signing up include W. J L. Newman, Newman Shoe Store. Roland DeWatteville, Lawrence Journal-World. W. E B. Williams, Williams Investment Co.. G. C. Wolfe, Wolfe's Book Store. FE. L. Haynes, Spot Cash Shoe Store. A. Weaver and G. E. Decker, Weaver's Store. C. M. Clark, Clark the Cleaner. Marcel Cohn, The Fair Store. O. K. Fearing life insurance. Lloyd Houston, Bell's Music Store. George Bullene, Innes Store. Fred W. Jaedicke, Jaedicke's Hardware Store. M. E. Skofstad, Skofstad's Store. C. R. Radcliffe and Don Lovett, Ober's. G. W. Pollom, Girbs Clothing Store. Constitution and by-laws adopted. dues fixed at 5 per member. Plans for advertising club to be discussed at next meeting.
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Lawrence Advertising ‘Club
Chamber of Commerce
P. Radcliffe
Eee
C. L. Scott
W. J L. Newman
Newman Shoe Store
Roland DeWatteville
Lawrence Journal-World
W. E B. Williams
Williams Investment Co
G. C. Wolfe
Wolfe’s Book Store
FE. L. Haynes
Spot Cash
A. , Weaver
G. E. Decker
Weaver
C. M. Clark
Clark the Cleaner
Marcel Cohn
the Fair
O. K
Fearing
Life
Lloyd Houston
Bell
George Bullene
Innes
Fred W. Jaedicke
Jaedicke
M. E. Skofstad
Lawrence Choral Union appeals for public support for Messiah and Requiem
Dean Swarthout warns the future of the Lawrence Choral Union hinges on community attendance and financial support during Music Week. He urges residents to attend the Messiah on Sunday night and the Requiem on Thursday April 30, noting special soloists and orchestra involvement. Tickets are sold at local stores.
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Lawrence Choral Union
Music Week
Lawrence
Lawrence ‘Choral Wien
Dean D. M. Swarthout
Dear Swarthout
Choral Union
Dean Swarthont
University School of Fine Arts Quill
University Orchestra
Kansas City
Chicago
University Symphony Orchestra
Minneapolis Ra
Publishers Organize Interregional Council of 800 Small Newspapers
New York April 93 The Organization of American Interregional newspaper council to serve as a clearinghouse for problems of 800 smaller papers in the United States and Canada was announced today. The council will work with regional associations including the Inland Daily Press Association and the Southern Newspaper Publishers association as part of the American Newspaper Publishers Association meeting. The first issues to be tackled include increased postal rates as a priority.
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New York
Organization of American “Interregional
United States
Canada
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Inland Daily Press | Association
Southern Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Northw
Ipped Daily
Ne ‘Acific Northwesociation Cni
Cz Newspapers! Association Council
Spapers
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Kallio
Ruting
Ross
Picinich
Pennock
Oeilyi
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Ruel
Detroit
Dauss
Bassler
Robertson
Schalk
Cleveland
Vangilder
Giard
Gaston
Dixon
Edwards
Karr
Myatt
Bon
Navy
Earl
Jersey City
N. J
Samuel Goldwyn
Frances Howard M. Claughlin
Frances Howard
Leo Sullivan
Los Angeles
Hanna
C A. Richard
Rc of C
Hantia’s
PLAN
Chancelor- Lindley
Butte
Haskell
Haskell Institute-Topeka
Louisiana
Shreveport
Standard Oil Company of Louisiana
Bellevue
Will
B. K. Wheeler
Caillaux
L. E. McPheeters
Isaac M. Ruth
Advertising Club
Af C. of C
New Jersey
Delaware
Sth
Pennnsylvania
W. R. Schreiner
Dr. Albright
Chiropractir
Dean Swarthout
Robinson Womnasium
Round Corner
Bus School of Fine Arts
Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra
Wichita, Kans
Raymond Jaycee
Frank Isbell
Jack Dempsey
Pacific Coast
Eener
A. Lamb
Rela
Mar. Lamb
Bermuda
Lakehurst
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