France to revise offer on debt talks with United States
Washington reports Paris unlikely to insist on a safety clause in the debt settlement negotiations. The American mission says France may modify its offer while awaiting a new proposal from Ambassador Berenger. Talks planned to resume with U.S. officials as France handles wartime debt questions and possible Germany default implications.
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Washington
Germany
Med Dla
Debt Commission
B Berenger
Nod Expecta
Ingiston Euch
Seedbaeks Plana
Tania
Chamber of Deputies
Berenger
Wrington
Briand
Perez
United States
M. Mere
Ely Nest
Winston Churchill
Maputy Trevet
Chase
Peace Conference Opens Between France Spain and Moroccan Tribes
After ten days of negotiations the peace talks in Morocco between France Spain and dissident tribes began. Spain agreed to release prisoners held by Rif forces and both sides signaled concessions to end the conflict, though loyalty and hostilities linger.
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Oudja
Marooco
France
Spain
Marroces
Mrs Capper in Critical Condition After Relapse
Mrs Arthur Capper wife of Senator Capper of Kansas remained near her husband at a Baltimore hospital where she is in critical condition following a major operation several weeks earlier. She suffered a relapse but was reported slightly improved last night.
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Baltimore
Arthur Capper
Senator Capper
Kansas
Kansas Forecast Notes Mixed Conditions Across Regions
Weather brief indicates generally fair conditions tonight and Tuesday with slight warming in southern portions. Roads are clear from Kansas City to Emporia and major cities including Salina Coffeyville Pittsburg Ottawa Topeka and Wichita with temperature readings and time stamps from yesterday and today.
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Kansas City
Emporia
Salina
Coffeyville
Pittsburg
Ottawa
Topeka
Wichita
Inimmunt Torbay - Sy P Ev Eesgens Hd
Rotary Conference Draws Kansas and Oklahoma Rotarians
More than two thousand Rotarians from Kansas and Oklahoma gathered in Hutchinson Kansas for the annual district conference. Delegates arrived by train and car ahead of registration expected to near three thousand as talks focused on Rotary fellowship and district division with Kansas and Oklahoma rotating as separate groups. Leaders including Rotary Governor Ben Paulen and Dr Barry Fish spoke while the Wichita Rotary quartet performed.
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Oklahoma
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Woon
Rotary Internatonal
Trict
Rotary
Barry 8. Fish
Seyre
International Organization
Tom J. Davis
Butte
Mont
Wichita
Paul Edquist
Concordia
Charles Mitchell
Topeka
Payton Brown
Blackwell
Dwight 5. Wolfinger
Hobart
Ray Babbitt
Lawton
Western Roads Seek Five Percent Freight Boost to Return
Washington dispatch reports a five percent freight rate increase sought by western railroads as a reply brief to arguments against the plea. The brief argues western lines have not earned a fair return in five years and defends the rate proposal against political influence claims while urging the commission to protect both railways and the public under the transportation act.
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Washington
Aetive Western
Asia
Interstate Commerce Commission
Uecur
Wester
United States
Italy Arms London and Eyes Balkan Drive
The Daily Herald reports Italy mobilizes for potential conflict with June readiness. An army under Roberto Faginacci opposes Massalis, with ambitions to expand influence in Somaliland Abyssinia and the Balkan region. Rome aims to capture the Russian wheat and oil market, reducing US prices. Religious education teachers move toward Manhattan Kansas for a regional conference beginning April 26.
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Balkan Peninsula
Marute
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Amity Treaty Between Germany and Russia Set For Five Years
Berlin April 26 The amity treaty signed Saturday by Germany and Russia will run five years and establish a basis for relations in four points. It cites Rapallo as a basis, commits to peace, regulate political and economic issues by mutual agreement, and pledges neutrality if either is attacked.
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APIA
Germany
Russia
Rapalio
Stresemont
League of Nations
National and American League baseball results and local notices
Baseball scores from the National and American leagues are listed with game tallies and pitcher details. Local items include a facility death notice for Curtis Palmer and police actions involving Frank Dowden and Paul Carver, plus a minor fire at Clarence Blevins’ home.
Realtors Meet Draws Kansas Delegates In Lawrence
About 75 realtors attended the annual Lawrence Realty Board convention held at the Orpheum theater and Chamber of Commerce. Leaders from Dodge City Topeka Arkansas City and Garden City addressed sessions praising cooperation and real estate development in Kansas. The program included a luncheon, speeches on advertising Kansas and opportunities in real estate, and a dinner with farm land talks by Johny Ise.
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Orpheum
Chamber of Commerce
John F. Metsker
Lawrence
F.C. Overhold
Arkansas City
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Overhold
State Association of Realtors
L. L. Taylor
Dodge City
State Association
Roy L. Martin
Lawrence Board
State Farm Land Division
Martin
W. Mons
Myr. Simons
T& Community
Ta Sweeney
Peoples State Bank
L. M. Breidenthal
Kansas City
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Breidenthal
Frank Stowel
Garden City
Johny Ise
K. US
Dess Heei
Kan
W. C. Shmens
Rotary Club
Simons
Evans A. Edwards
Rotary
D. M. Swarthout
University
Dean Swarthout
Waldemar Gelich
Carl Kuersteiner
Conrad McGrew
Gelteh
Simon Fishman
Tribung, Kansg
Missing Arctic Explorers Sought After Flight
Fairbanks Alaska April 26 AP Major Thomas G Lanphier U S A tried twice to launch to search for Captain George H Wilkins and Lieut Cay B Wilson Arctic explorers and then ordered his plane lightened The Detroiter one of two planes sent north by a land hunting expedition led by Wilkins carried 6000 pounds of fuel The Alaskan previously left April 15 and was last sighted near the edge of the Arctic Ocean
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Fairbanks
Alaska
Thomas G. Lanphier
George H Witkins
Cay B. Bison
Wilkins
Eitson
Arctic Ocean
Belgium war debt accord clears Senate approval
The Belgian war debt agreement won Senate passage by 55 to 20 and will take effect once President Coolidge signs the ratification bill. It caps pre armistice debt at 171 million dollars with annual 1 million payments rising, and fixes post armistice debt at 246 million with 2.84 million initial yearly payments. interest is partially forgone for ten years and full repayment is planned in 60 years.
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Washington
Senate
Coolidge
House
Belgium
United States
Death of George McCreath at Woodland Park
George McCreath aged 68 died suddenly of a heart attack today at 2 50 PM near Woodland Park. He had been at Orley M Smith's coal office on West Eighth street about 20 minutes earlier and collapsed about two blocks from the end of the streetcar line. Doctor A J Anderson arrived too late. McCreath had worked for six to eight years at Oak Hill Cemetery.
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Mississippi Street
Woodland Park
McCreath
Orley M. Smith
West Eighth Street
We ‘Psons Park
Tie
A. J. Anderson
Robber Foiled in Twentythird Street Store
Herman Broeker thwarted a masked armed assailant at his Twentythird and Barker avenue store Saturday night. The suspect demanded money and a watch, took small change, and fled after a struggle. Blood traces marked the escape.
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Herman Broeker
Twenty-Third
Barker Avenue
Mr. Broeker
Europe
Messiah in Splendid Form Draws Big Audience
Handel's Messiah performed in Robinson gym by a 450-voice chorus directed by Dean D. M. Swarthout. The University phony orchestra accompanied, with the Pastoral Symphony praised for its beauty. Frederica Gerhardt Downing, Herbert Gould, Fred Wise and George R. Cowden lauded for strong solo work amid some long soprano passages.
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Dean D. M. Swarthout
Iph-Ward
Buster
Univer:e Phony
Wertac
Frederica Gerhardt Downing
Herbert Gould
Fred Wise
Chicago
Ars
George R. Cowden
Kansas City
Mrz Cowdens
Lawrence Choral Union
Chadwick
Coleridge-Taylor
Louzfellow
Hiawatha
Still at Hoxie Proves a Death Trap
Hoxie April 26 A still operated by 80 year old Alver Johnson in a remote pasture near Hoxie proved deadly Johnson body found in the eight by eight foot building likely due to asphyxiation entrance camouflaged with weeds He came to Hoxie two years ago as a day laborer and two brothers arrived to care for the body
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Hoxie
Alver Johnson
Johnson
JOINT CONCERT BY HIGH SCHOOL CHORUSES AND GLEE CLUBS
High school choruses and glee clubs present a concert tonight at 8 15 in the Liberty Memorial auditorium with over 240 participants. Miss Mabel Barnhart directs, Miss Dorothy Enlow accompanies, tickets 15 and 23 cents, profits fund state and tri state music contests at Emporia and Pittsburg.
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Mabel Barnhart
Dorothy Enlow
Emporial
Pittsburg
Wevin
Sanderson
Osborne Hill
Corner Stone Laying For University of Kansas Memorial Union
The 125 World War I fallen, memorial campaign and the 1920 plan for a student union reach a milestone with the corner stone ceremony at 10:30 AM Friday. Kansas Regents and relatives of the 128 honored will attend. Dr. Lindley presides as the Warner stone is sealed in a copper box.
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Isi
Kansas Board of Regents
Lindley
University
Memorial Corporation
Uiversity Band
Evan Edwards
Tusmag
Norton
Univ 1804
Santa Fe Railroad
Chicago
Warner Stone
Sherman G. Elliott
Ya Littl
Fire Destroys Lawrence Home In Overnight Blaze
A house on 12 ssee street in Lawrence burned last night after sparks sparked a blaze in a hollow tree nearby. The owner, who had lived in Lawrence for years, escaped unharmed as firefighters battled the flames for hours. A separate farm fire at 5 30 o clock drew crews to No W Bright’s residence, with the cause attributed to sparks. Nearby, Kansas basketball spring practice for Cage Players begins soon at the University of Kansas under a new coaching plan.
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Mearnie
Ssee
No W. Bright
University of Kansas
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