Submarines to Be Discussed at Rio Conference
Washington April 23 Associated Press reports a revived WWI and Washington Arms Conference issue for Pan American jurists at Rio de Janeiro later this year. A draft maritime neutrality convention contemplates rules for belligerent submarines and merchant ships with 29 articles aiming to safeguard commercial freedom and neutrals. The American republics express hopes that blockades be forbidden, private property at sea protected, and the right of search abolished, with local authorities inspecting ship papers on departure.
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Washington
Associated, _Press
Behald
Rio de Janeiro
American ‘Republic
Republic
Belligerent ships and neutral trade clash in port rule
Article notes Ahern fines for belligerent port actions. It states belligerent ships may not stop merchant vessels of neutral American republics without demanding ship papers. Searches may lead to compensation if contraband is absent, or to payment by the belligerent nation if papers are false. Unverified ships may be searched without indemnity. Also mentions Shanghai proposing child labor curbs and a German dish carp cooked in beer.
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American Republic
Sebel
Valley Chapel Visitors and Social Roundup
Local notices recount visitors and calls among Valley residents including Hugo Schelthorn and Bond households in Lawrence, meals with neighbors, theater outing to The Thunder ing Herd, and weekend plans. Mixed in are brief facts about breeding research in George Washington era and tuberculosis condemnations affecting hog carcasses nationwide.
Gas on Stomach Relief Adierika Ad Link Ad
An advertisement claims Adierika relieves gas and nervousness from years of stomach distress. Mrs Cook testifies it removed gas, bloating, and brought surprising relief. The ad urges readers to try Adierika for cleansing and digestion.
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Mrs. Cook
Adierika
Lela
Dani
Adiika
Deug Co
Adv
Lawrence Visitors Attend Social Round From The Community
Lawrence residents hosted and visited numerous neighbors and relatives on Saturday and Sunday. Names mentioned include Carles Southwards Fitchpatrick Johnson W R Baughn Flora Cooper Pardee Lothrops Breckenridge Wagner Ellen Nellie StewardMiss Ellen Wagner Ida Wagner Miss Flora Hauehn Mae Hagerman Joe Saile family Clifford Reusch Homer Reusch F E Childs Curl Earl Brkomann Emil Saile Thelma Willy Baldwin and others. A final examination of local scholars is noted as the following took the final ex-
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Joe Saile
Miks Mae Hagerman
Vinland
W. R. Haughn
Flora
Wagner
Joe Wagner
Lawrence
F. E. Childs
Homer Reusch
Brokmann
Blue Mound
Emil
Saile
Thelma
Willy
Steward
Haldwin
Am n ations Saturday Incomplete Names Fragment
Am inations Saturday lists Adé Haughn Herschel Hemphill Cleson Ed monds and Ellen Wagner Mr Steward and Mr Joe Wagner helped Herman Monday CT Rapatet notes foot and mouth disease spreads rapidly among central European herds due to unsold infected stock plus a Drake 1587 reference and Rankin s Drug Store 1101 Mass.
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Adé Haughn
Herschel Hemphill
Cleson
Monds
Ellen Wagner
Steward
Joe Wagner
Herman
Rapatet
Eudora School Picks New Principal For Next Year
Miss Mildred Houston of Lawrence has been elected to a grade school post in Eudora for next year. Gale Beaman of St John, though attending university, will be principal of the grades at Eudora for the coming Tuberculosis effort.
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Eudora
Mildred Houston
Lawrence
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Ther Bounders
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By Ahern
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Wowzeer
Wwe
Hugo Schelthorn
Shlon Markley
Ellis Bond
Otto
Mah Jer
Grandma Mohbier
Irene
George Mahler
Globe
Dial c
Philip
John Dunn
Marvin Bond
Donald
Delia
Dudley
Venita
Fred Simon
Psiline
Overbrook
Inez Bowen
Deliaha
Will Curtis
George
United States
Coleman Lampey
Coleman
Francis Drake
Felipe
Rankin’s Drug Store
E. Lawrence & Co
Chicago
Germany
Idridge Garage
Eldridge Hotel
Angelo Moretina
St Joseph Rosecraney
Woods and Co
Mass
Lawrence, Kans
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