France to begin war debt payments to Britain
London April 26 France will start paying its war debt to Britain in Britain’s current fiscal year. Chancellor Churchill announced in the budget, noting an initial £4,000,000 payment and an unconditional minimum. The budget forecasts total government spending of £812,641,000 for 1926–27, with a deficit of £7,941,000. He warned of bleak outlook amid rising expenditures, discussed coal subsidies, beer and spirits tax effects, and proposed extending protection for key industries under new duties for ten years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tondon
France
Britain
Winston Churchill
House of Commons
Churchill
Peret
House
Lady Astor
Cabinet
Ministry of Defense
Raid on North Side home nets arrest of Pettises
Night raid at 509 North Ninth Street leads to the arrest of Mr and Mrs Charles Pettis on charges of maintaining a disorderly house assault and battery and posses sion and sale of liquor They pleaded not guilty in police court Judge C H Daugher ty set their trial for tomorrow at 4 pm J W Kerns testified that a white man named Chet Ford slashed with a knife during the dispute over liquor and gambling A tea kettle was used to fend off an attack and a knife wound was alleged by Kerns
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Fettis
Eplored
North Ninth Street
C. H. Daugheriey
J. W. Kerns
Pettis
Chet Ford
Ford
Kerns
Pettises
Am erican Association of University Women Event Planned
The Lawrence branch invites the graduate school and senior class to a Wednesday afternoon program in the Central Administration auditorium with Ars. 1 Allen Crafton reading and music. Afterward guests visit Dean Agnes Husband's rooms for a social hour. Also notes Mrs Weber's return to Junction City and baby Edwin Louis Meek's recovery at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Branch
American Association of University Women
Central Administration Building
Ars
Allen Crafton
Agnes Husband
A. A. Weber
John Hunzigker
Howard McConnell
Junction City
Edwin Louis Meek
Memorial Hospital
Lawrence High School advances in state stock and grain judging
L H S second in inter scholastic stock and grain judging contest with 5390 points led by William Rr Essick’s Lawrence team. Chase County wins 5595 points, Manhattan third, Frankfort fourth. Alvin Mackinney and Cyrus Anderson also noted with Arthur Jensen fourth in grain judging. Lawrence totals place seventh overall among 61 teams from across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Rr. Essick
Lawrence High
Kansas State Agricultural College
Manhattan
Chase County High
Cottonwood Falls
Manhattan High School
Frankfort
Arthur Jensen
Rel and Black
Cyrus Anderson
Focal
Lawrence
Alvin MacKinney
Vocational Agriculture Department
Essick
Deaths and Funerals Notice Briefs From City
Obituaries list Thomas J. Murphy of Wee New Jersey Street age 6 died Saturday night at a Kansas City hospital with services at Funk's funeral parlors officiated by Rev Mckartland and Oak Hill Cemetery burial. Foreman at Lawrence Iron Works for about twenty years. Also John A. Haglund of 1008 Connecticut Street age 78 died Saturday night. services Tuesday 2:30 pm from the Lutheran church with Rev E E Stauffer of Wichita. Burial Oak Hill Cemetery. Mrs J R Frazier wife of former head of University painting died in Providence Rhode Island March 27, 193? She was a poetess and modeling instructor at Rhode Island School of Design. Survived by her husband John Robinson Frazier and son Quentin. model for Hawthorne painting American Motherhood. pneumonia cause of death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Murphy
Tnomas J. Murphy
New Jersey
Kansas City Hospital
Funk
Mr. Mckartland
Oak Hill Cemetery
Mr. Murphy
Lawrence Iron Works
John A. Haglund
John A. ‘Haglind
Connecticut Street
E. E. Stauffer
Wichita
Oak Hill
J. R. Frazier
University Department of Painting
Providence
R. I
Frazier
Rhode Island School of Design
Quentin
Charles W. Hawthorne
Milford
Mass
Parents Teacher Association of
Oakridge
Serions
Allhose
Alfred Heck
Farm Bureau of the Health Work
Bullard
Mount Oread
Sheir ‘Hall
Douglas County
John Clevenger
Fred Harmon
Joe Woolf
Bonner Springs
Milford Miller
Kansas City
Beteiter
Mackey
Tonrenoxie
Philip Gabriel
Endora
Gertrude Brazil
Alberta Gabriel
Baldwin College
Frank Johns
Oakridge Club
R. C. Welborn
Leonhard
Espenlaub
Will Rice
Kantaglity
Chester Tons
Frank Torns
Harold Yor Gunten
F. H. Leonhard
Potato Club
Ernest Pins
W. C. Thayer
Will
Franklin
Schulmeyer
Gus Walikahle
Lawrence
Bismark
Marie Preston
Learnard
Rau
McDonald to Speak at Chamber Luncheon Music Week Event
J. W. McDonald executive secretary of the Presbytery Kansas City Md will speak at the Chamber of Commerce weekly membership luncheon tomorrow noon. He discusses The Cooperation of Business and the Cultural Influences In Building the Community aligning with Music Week. University of Kansas string quartet provides music during lunch.
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J. W. McDonald
Tthe Presbytery
Kansas City
Chamber of Commerce
McDonald
University of Kansas
John Brown Disciple Survives Into Modern Era
Portland resident Albert E. White reports his father John Warren White was with John Brown at Lawrence and Osawatomie, noting a survivor exists after Luke F. Parsons death in Salina Kansas. The item weaves local notices including Emporia music contest plans and community visits, with illness news about Dr EB Sisson and social notes on residents.
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Portland
Ore
John Brown
Luke F. Parsons
Salina
Kansas
Albert E. White
John Warren White
Pontiac
Uth
White
Lawrence
Osawatomie
Piney Faces
OBrien Attends First Sectional AAUW Meet in Hot Springs
Mrs. FE P OBrien returned from Hot Springs Ark where she attended the American Association of University Women sectional meeting at the New Arlington hotel. Eighty six delegates attended with ten from Kansas and five states represented. Kansas leads with sixteen branch associations and a new Pittsburg branch adds to national total. Prominent speakers included Dr Aurelia Henry Reinhardt and Miss Eleanore Boswell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. P. Obrien
Hot Springs
Arka
Association of University’ Women
New Arlington Hotel
O Brien
Lawrence
Grace Wilkie
Tairmount
College
State Association
Kansas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Missouri
Texas
Pittsburg
United States
Aurelia Henry Reinhardt
Mills College
Cal
Eleanore Boswell
Washington, D. C
Kansas City
Rostoe Anderson
St. Louis
Olvien
Harrington to Speak on Life Work at University
John L. Harrington, head of Harrington Howard Ash Consulting Engineers of Kansas City, will address students in the Administration building Tuesday at 7:30 P.M. The talk, titled Sidelights on Engineering, is the fifth in a life work series. He earned A B B S and MA from the University of Kansas in 1895.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Harrington
Harrington, Howard & Ash Consulting Engineers
Kansas City
Harrington
University of Kansas
Mertz Fourteenth Wedding Anniversary Party
Mr and Mrs William Mertz hosted guests for their fourteenth anniversary with progressive pinochle at five tables. High scorers included Mrs F G Hughes Mrs Clarence Daugherty Mr C M Williamson and Mrs Daugherty. The event featured prizes, refreshments pink carnations and a gift to the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Mertz
F. G. Hughes
Clarence Daugherty
C. M. Williamson
Daugherty
Williamson
J. D. Adams
Fred Walker
Oscar Lothholz
Henrietta Schubert
Clarence Faber
Garnet
Marion Hughes
Guy Grimes
Arieta
Cleo
Lake View
Gail Grimes
Mallen Cox
Anna Stanley
Mahton
Henry Moll
Ga Molbeth
Olathe
Mary Dolici
FC. Betts
Ottawa
Kans
Will Mertz
Henry Hadle
Eudorneft
Hutchinson
Kars
Wednessey
F. L. Torrence
Kansas City
Eudora Notes Include Illnesses Events and Obituary
Eudora weekly items report George Everley of Eudora and Katherine Walker both ill with rheumatism and fever, Mrs C L Couger confined to bed with flu, and many local social notices. The high school operetta In the Garden of the Shah set for May 11 features a large cast. Funeral services held for Mrs Mars Dolisi nee Moll from St. Paul Evangelical Church with Rev Theo Hauck officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Everley
Eudora
Katherine Walker
Fred Walker
C. L. Couger
Persia
Solahk
Zohdah
Pearl Daugherty
Zahdah
Shah
Christine Combest
Nowobeh
Gretchen Gabriel
Ted Harding
American Free Lance
Paul Hausman
Billy Cummings
Warner Forsythe
Samuel Johnson Jackson
Texas
U.S. A
Wesley
Deckwa
Permnalht
Dan Sturm
Someeraba
Charles Brecheisen
Mildred Breithsupt
Dorothy Gabriel
Maurine Moore
Vera Woodard
Mildred White
Cornelia “Meeder
Bernice Meeder
Dorothy Haverty
Ernest Russell
Charles Ott
Olathe
B. W. Park
W. J. Hague
de Soto
Mahlon Cox
J. R. Garratt
Ashley Garratt
Lawrence
Eudora Rural High School
Laming
the Shrew
Martin Chuzzlewit
Margaret Gatewood
Salem Evangelical Church
Fred Neis Sr
Enrretta. Kraus
Wichita
Kans
Norman Strechan
J. Butts
Oscar Abbey
Ottawa
W. WH
N McClain
Mts. C
Colo
Louis Moll
Samuel Moll
Emma Moll
St. Paul’s Church
Lelia Durr
Funeral attendees and interment at Eudora cemetery
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Dolisi drew visitors from Olathe and Lawrence including Sam Voll Mrs Henry Moll Mrs Gus Moll Mrs Edgar Pack Mrs George Pretz Ed Dolisi and more. Interment occurred in Eudora cemetery. Also reported a serious buzz saw accident injuring Max Roseway’s right hand at his shop with severe finger losses and injuries. He was taken to Lawrence Memorial Hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearers Iere
William Fuchs
George Hausman
D. R
Kohler
Charles Gabriel
L. Fuller
Homer White
Eudora
Mary Dolisi
Sam Voll
Henry Moll
Gus Moll
Edgar Pack
George Pretz
Ed Dolisi
Jake Gras
Joe Moll
Elmer
Olathe
Rosa Dickenshed
John Dolisi
Kansas City
Arlene Dolisi
C. J. Lane
W. H. Starr
Chas. Daugherty
Lawrence
Max Roseway
Mets
Rosenas
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Oakridge PTA meets Friday. local notices and events
The Oakridge PTA plans a Friday April 30 meeting at 8 pm with a roll call on books and magazines. A business session precedes a short program and refreshments. The piece includes myriad local notices from farms, clubs, and residents, with social visits, hunts, and school changes noted throughout.
Wheat market mingles strength and weakness in April crop trade
In Chicago and Kansas City dated April 26, wheat futures show May delivery nervous with May down 2% as shipments from Kansas City to Chicago weigh. July and September rise on reports of moisture demand from the Northwest and Nebraska, while hogs and cattle markets shift with new receipts and price ranges across Chicago and Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Kansas City
Northwest
Nebraska
Kansas
Liverpool
Canada
U. S. Dept. of Ag
Arizona
Texas
Kansas City Market Report and Wall Street Summary
Kansas City markets list varied commodity prices including Clover mixes and butterfat premiums, poultry and eggs with regional quotes. The Day in Wall Street notes railroad demand amid bears in the final hour with several major issues slipping and about 1.5 million shares traded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
New York
Hudson
General Motors
Dodge
Remington Typewriter
Coca-Cola
Noted Film Comic Harry Langdon Promotes Expressive Mouth
The article highlights Harry Langdon claiming the mouth conveys more screen expression than the eyes and urges viewers to test this theory. It previews Leatrice Joy in Hell's Highroad, produced under Cecil B. DeMille and directed by Rupert Julian, showing at the Varsity next Friday and Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Langdon
Langdon
Leatricea Joy
Leatrice Ljoy
Cecil B. DeMille
Distributing Corporation
DeMille
Rupert Julian
Lestrice Joy
The Bridge of Sighs At Groheum Theatre
The Bridge of Sighs will be seen at the Groheum Theatre for two days beginning Wednesday next. Dorothy Mackaill stars with Creighton Hale Alec Francis and Richard Tucker in the film directed by Phil Rosen. A scene shows a man imprisoned for another’s sin, and an extra actor recalls a real term in prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner
Charles K. H Ris
Aléc
Francis
Phil Rosen
Dorothy “Mackaill
Creighton Hale
Used 2 Truck Chassis 1925 Coupe with Balloons
A mechanic describes a used 1925 coupe listing featuring two truck chassis, gold mechanical parts, good tires, and numerous extras. The item is presented as a ready option with eye catching features.
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L.H.S
Emporia
Roland Stover
Benn Underwood
Carl Eriksen
Eriksen
Janet Coulson
E. P. Sissen
EB. B. Sisson
Carol Wells
Katheriime Keys
Kanter
Dorothy Logan
Cark E. Wise
Dallas
A. L. Wise
J. R. Handley
D. B. Robinson
A. B. Weaver
Mrs
Boa. Blecki
Aml Business and Professional
Obrien
American University
Kansas’ City
Budora
O. FE. Hundley
Junior
Edwin
Law
Venet
Teesday
Emma Wilson
Elmer Everley
Simmons Hospital
Chicago Livestock
U. S. Dept. of Ag.j
Kansas City Livestock
Orn
Hite
Low
Tae Lower
Kansas City Hay Market
Hay
Timothy
Prairie
Alfalfa Choice
Cork
Government Bonds
Liberty
U. S
McCoy
Round Corner Drug Co
KEKU
KFKU
Eel Skilton
School of Fine Arts
T. A. Larremore
Coprano
Ethel Hicks
Esther Bubler
RC. Moore
Campus
Ui. E. Fox
Eae Ee Ge
C. I. Meeks
E. L. Brown
Ray Wright
Grand Duchess
Varsity Theatre
Davis & Child Co
Eudaly Bros
Cf Ce
H. W. Emick
Phone
Shimmons Bros
Ward's
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