Balkan Peninsula Quakes Sweep Region Cause Wide Damage
Earthquakes continue to devastate the Balkans with AdriAnople Varna and Corinth heavily hit. Affected areas report tidal flooding in Varna and widespread destruction in coastal towns and inland villages. Aid efforts include 600 huts and 8 000 bread loaves distributed to stricken outskirts. American minister Robert Skinner advocates a relief fund.
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Vienna
Balkan
Adrianople
European
Turkey
Varna
Black Sea
Corinth
Hularis
Mitylene
Syra
Aegean Sea
Byron
Aullens
Gillese
Athens
Sanova
Hagle
Widnos
Robert, Skinner
America
Gerantzes
Pravi
Kavala
Alilied
Aswell Charges Bill Used As Political Vehicle
Washington April 26 AP Debates on the NeNary Manges farm relief bill opened in the house as Representative Aswell of Louisiana accused an organized corn belt lobby of forcing the measure to be vetoed to advance Frank Lowden’s presidential campaign. He said Dawes represents the international bankers and is backed to cancel the war debts.
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Washington
House
Dawes
White House
Aswell
Toui- Lana
House Agriculture Committee
Corn Belt Lobby
Frank 9. Lowden
Lowden
Apswell
Agriculture Committee
Washington leader to speak at Chamber luncheon
Alexander Trowbridge president of the American Federation of Art will address the Chamber of Commerce luncheon next Tuesday at noon Claud L Scott secretary said He will also speak at a University convocation Tuesday morning The University stringed quartet will provide music in the evening
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Alexander Trowbridge
Washington,d. C
American Federation of Art
Chamber of Commerce
Claud L. Scott
Trowbridge
Kansas Forecast With Frost Night And Fair Friday
Weather forecast for Kansas indicates mostly cloudy conditions tonight with frost in the north and west portions and showery in the extreme southeast. Friday is expected to be fair with little change in temperature. Road conditions vary by city with rain and clouds in Coffeyville and Pittsburg, mud in Hutchinson, and slippery or soft roads reported in Arkansas City and Wichita. Maximum and minimum temperatures noted from yesterday and today.
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Kansas
Coffeyville
Pittsburg
Hutchinson
Arkansas City
Wichita
Uglas
Visitors Attend Batter Homes Exposition in Lawrence
More than a hundred individuals crowded the Batter Homes Exposition at 938 Massachusetts within forty five minutes after doors opened at 1 o clock today. The event showcased elaborate displays attracting visitors to stop and converse with hosts and hostesses. Indian girls wove blankets co eds explained child care housewives listened to a cooking school lecture a grand piano and a soloist drew applause. Campfire girls showcased activities amid a busy, interesting scene. The exposition runs from noon to 11 pm today tomorrow and Saturday.
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Massachusetts
Lawrence
K. Us
Four Baker students injured in car crash near Vinland
Four Baker University students William Cleland Whiting Kai Frederick Lane Elwin Shinkle Normand Wells were injured when their Cadillac se gan struck a culvert near Vinland shortly after 8 30 last night. They were taken to Memorial hospital by Karl Williamson with Cleland and Lane remaining hospitalized. The car suffered rear wheel and windshield damage and authorities said brakes may have locked.
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Baker University
Vinland
William Cleland
Whiting
Kai
Frederick Lane
Baldwin
Kan
Elwin Shinkle
Welda
Normand Wells
Kansas City
Nolice
Memorial Hospital
Karl Williamson
Cleland
Lane
Shinkle
Wells
Debate Over Women Working Outside Home Draws Crowd
A roughly 150 person audience watched University of Kansas and Northwestern women debaters in Fraser Chapel, Kansas City, debating whether employed married women should be discouraged outside the home. Northwestern advocated family wage and subsidies. KU argued women should be free to work with modern conditions. final teams to meet tonight before the Women's Commercial Club.
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Uiversity of
Kansas
Northwestern
Fraser Chapel
K.U
Dorothy
Gregg
Ruth
van Ripper
Josephine Blades
Elsa Bish
Lois McSlay
Katherine Hicks
Baseball scores and Rembrandt prints for school
The page lists multiple baseball game scores featuring teams like Brooklyn, Boston, St. Louis, Chicago, and Detroit with varied innings. It also reports a Rembrandt print donation to a local junior high, The Stone Bridge study, described by Miss Dorothy Luxton and the Lawrence Art club as a notable landscape work beside Rembrandt’s portraits.
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Rembrandt
A. Medici
Stone Bridge
Byembrandt
Lawrence Art Club
Ajlho
Dorothy Luxton
Bremen Crew Sets Course for New York Flight
The Bremen crew lands at Lake Ste. Agnes after a relief plane from Greenly Island completes a leg of their trans Atlantic journey toward New York. Meanwhile Junkers F13 mechanics rush repairs to possible Montreal route as German Irish aviators plan arrival in New York. A Wichita invitation extends to the fliers with an eye toward future Germany return.
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Lake Ste. Agnes
Cassindian_Press
Ford
Bremen
Greenly Island
Tid
Ite
Newark
Junkers
Montreal
Curtiss Field
Ni Y
New York
Apr.il
Mitchell, Field
Walker
Charles J.W. Murphy
Murphy
Searh Greenly Island
New York World Mid
Newspaper Alliance
Fle
Bo Bakken
Louis Cuisinier
Canadian Airways
Long Point
Greenland
Murray
Bay
Mitchelfield
Wichita
Gustave Hamel
Wichita Capitalist
Jay Sadowski
Swallow Field
Baron von Hkenefeld
Cantain Koeh
Bitamaurice
Marcellus Murdock
National Aeronautic Association
Hamel
Dunn
Acataintanes
Baron von Huenefeld
Atlantic
Germany
Potter Sticks to Story in Slaying Case
Ernest Potter known as Jack Potter remains firm that Opal Black was in Eaton Missouri when the slaying occurred and he knew nothing of it. Officers Lattimer and Flanders questioned him again this morning but no new facts emerged. He faces charges of stealing a watch clothing and a traveling bag from a Union Pacific caboose Monday night.
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Ernest
Jack” Potter
Opal
Black
Kansas City
Eaton
South
Kansasity
Santa Fe
Lattimer
Flanders
Potter Thero
Union Pacific
Poised Polar Flight Fliers Invited by Norwegian Line
Captain George H Wilkins and Lieutenant Carl Ben Wielson, stranded at Spitzbergen after a polar hop from Point Barrow, Alaska, accept an invitation from the Norwegian American line to be guests. They expect to return to New York by mid June aboard a Norwegian ship en route to Spitzbergen.
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Oslo
Norway
George H. Wilkins
Carl Ben Wielson
Spitzbergen
Point Barrow
Alaska
New York
Spitdbergen
Marines Move Base Closer to Sandino Rebel Lines
Intense excitement spread along Nicaragua east coast as Marines shifted base about 150 miles north toward rebel operations. Reports from mining districts allege Sandino’s depredations, while Brigade HQ calls tales exaggerated. Marshall, La Luz official, reportedly slain. raiders loot Bonanza mine. Marshall held to aid. planes dispatched for clarity.
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Nicaragua
Ens
Pis Pis
Augustino
Sandino
Matagalpa
Aino
5 Brigade
Bluefields
Puerto
Cabezes
Brangmans Bluff
Harry Amphlett
Ezas
George B. Marshall
la Luz
Puerto Cabezas
Marshall
Associated Press
Cabezas
Giron
Bonanza
American Nazarene Missionary Osborn Reported Captured
Reports from Peking say Nazarene missionary J. C. Osborn of Ghatcheng western Shantung may have been taken prisoner by Nationalist forces during a provincewide advance. Consuls were asked to seek his release if confirmed, while a consular survey showed Americans scattered across Shantung battle zones and evacuation aid hampered by transportation limits.
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Peking
J. C. Osborn
Nazarene
Ghatcheng
Shantung
Kaichow, Chi
Genthern Chihli
Hankow
Osborn
Walter F. Seymour
Presbyterian
Tsinan
Feng Yu-Hsiang
Tsingiao
Esinan
Yenchowfu
Dre Seymour
Taisafu
Chefoo
Weihaiwei
Ganitol
Kansas City
L. C. Osborn
Nazarene Mission
Tien Tsin
China
Fron O
Tien
T'sin
Milk Producers to Discuss Price Basis Plan Meeting
Milk producers and distributors met last night to plan steps after May 1 when the current 66 2/3 cent per pound butter price expires. F S Butcher urged attendance at a Cham ber of Commerce gathering Saturday at 8 to decide arrangements. Independent Odd Fellows in Independence observed the 109th founding with rain dampening turnout.
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Douglas County Milk Producers Association
Chamber of Commerce
Butcher
Odd Fellows
Independence
Kan
Kansas
O. F
America
Committee Agrees On U S Tax Bill
Washington April 26 AP A 293 million tax cut plan backed by Senate Finance Committee as a substitute for the House measure. The bill would adjust corporate taxes and surtax rates with retroactive provisions and set administration provisions for final action tomorrow. Secretary Mellon indicated a high 210 million reduction would gain approval. the package aims near 203 million after amendments and offsets.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
House
Senate
Treasury
Melion
Mellon
In Tribute to Frank Lockhart in Daytona Beach
Daytona Beach observes public mourning for Frank Lockhart a young Indianapolis racing driver who died during a beach speed test. City officials proclaimed two days of mourning and ordered half staff flags as plans to transport the body to Los Angeles for burial are arranged.
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Daytona Beach
Frank Lockhart
Indianapolis
Teddy
Los Angeles
Lockhart
Fort Scott Woman Nominated for National Office
Mrs. Charles Miller of Fort Scott was nominated for second vice-president of the General Federation of Womens Clubs at the Kansas state federation convention in Independence. Mrs Henry Henson of Paola delivered the nominating speech noting it was Kansas' first request for a General Federation office. Hunginger Taxi, Phone 32.
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Independence
Kan
A. P
Charles ¥. Miller
Fort Scottiteday
General Federation
Womens’ Clubs
Henry Henson
Paola
Kansas
Hunginger Taxi
Lawrence Exposition Promises Suburban Day Shopping
Lawrence merchants host a weekend Better Homes Exposition at the Model Home on 1518 Massachusetts. Twenty four firms offer reduced prices on special articles for shoppers visiting the cooperative event. Tickets available from participating firms.
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Massachusetts
Lawrence
Reed Says Kansas On Edge Of National Scene
Clyde Reed of Parsons told Kiwanis luncheon guests that Kansas is on the edge of things and not counted in the national equation East of the Mississippi. He cited varied resources in Kansas and discussed farm income, commodity prices, and regional economic factors affecting the state’s agriculture and industry.
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Kansas
Reed
Mississippi
Clyde Reed
Parsons
Fox
Kiwanis Club
University” Extension
Commerce
Scottish Rite Three Day Reunion At Masonic Temple
The Scottish Rite held its three day reunion at the Masonic Temple with degrees scheduled today and tomorrow. Dr. Re Schwegler led the eighteenth degree this morning and Dr. A. P. Huits led the twenty first this afternoon. The twenty ninth and thirty first degrees were also planned with William T. Johnson leading tonight and tomorrow’s session featuring the thirty second degree. A banquet for members and families closes the event at 7:00 tonight, with Elmer D Brothers as principal speaker.
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Syere-Prton
Masonic Temple
Re Schwegler
Deeres
A. P. Huits
William T.johnson
Elmer D- Brothers
Chicago
Four Members Re-Elected Santa Fe Stockholders Meet Topeka
Atchison Topeka Santa Fe railway directors re elected for four year terms at the Topeka stockholders meeting. Myer Hurley James G Harbord Samuel Bledgore Wayton D Brown of Wichita named. Flower Tone Topeka death prompts vacancy. Price Waterhouse & Co re elected auditors. Total shares voted 3,583,731 with most stockholders represented by proxy. Will enlarge gas line.
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Topeka
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Company Board of
Myer Hurley
James G. Harbord
New York City
Samuel Bledgoe
Chicago
Eete
Kiwanis Club Speaker Final Rehearsal Tonight
Kiwanis members and orchestra prepare for tonight’s campus event at the University at 7 30 PM. Chorus rehearsals continue with women urged to bring The Guardian Angel copy while page-turner clips keep scores in order. Sunday’s performance will feature Handel’s Messiah in a religious program set as the city church service event.
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Orchestra
Universitorium
Five speakers announced for Saw Valley potato freight rate meeting
A. T. Gilkison named J. C. Mohler W. W. Turner Jess Haney H. G. Keile and EB. A. Stokdyk as speakers for a Farm Bureau meeting at 2 o'clock next Monday in the Chamber of Commerce building. The session will address freight rate changes affecting Saw Valley potato producers facing higher short-haul rates versus longer routes, urging growers and dealers to attend and discuss the issue.
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Farm, Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
A. T.gilkison
Caniry
J. C. Mohler
State Board of ‘Agriculture
Jyha
W. W. Turner
Topeka
Santa Fe Railroad
Jess Haney
H.G. Keile
Kansas City
Bio
Union Pacific
Rock Island
EB. A. Stokdyk
Kansas State Agricultural College
Saw Valley
United States
Gilkison
Jin
Kaw Valley
Orthopedics Lecture Series by Dr Francisco at KU
A lecture series on orthopedics led by Dr Francisco of Kansas City will be held Friday at 7 30 PM in the University of Kansas central Administration Building auditorium. The talks titled The Human Machine aim to promote preventive measures and extend the Lawrence Orthopedic Clinic work. The Kiwapis Club and the University sponsor the lectures, with continuation contingent on interest.
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G. Bo Fraco
Kansas City
Central Administration
University of Kansas
Francisco
Lawrence
Lawren
Kiwapis Club
Memorial Union Drive Sees Pledges Soar Past $9000
University students pledged and subscribed over $9000 yesterday for the Memorial Union building as the campaign by a 50 member committee enters its final stage. An estimated 200 to 700 students remain to be contacted, with seniors aiming to contribute $3 per member to reach a total near 110000. Eighty three checks accompanied the pledges, the largest at $100.
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Memorial Union
iEighty
Washington April 26 Senate Certifies Testimony in Oil Probe
Washington April 26. Testimony given by 7B Stewart before the Senate committee centers on perjury charges against an oil executive. The resolution seeks no new charges and proposes dismissal of the warrant leading to Stewart’s February 3 arrest. The Senate action addresses habeas corpus matters, while the trial for the Chicago air operator proceeds on May 21.
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Washington
Stewart
Send Dome
Senate
Standard “Oil Company
Columbia Supreme
Ghicago
William Allen White Lectures at Washburn College
William Allen White delivers the first lecture of the new lectureship at Washburn College. James Willis Gleed presides as organizer and editor of the Emporia Gazette for the inaugural event. The address follows inauguration services and is set for Sunday afternoon in MacVicar Chapel.
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William «Allen White
Tait
Washburn, College
Washburn College
MacVica
William
James Willis Gleed
Fo Scott
Jola Register
Reduced Music Rates at Festival Sparse in Journal-World
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a music festival with reduced rates and references to Santa Fe Union and Rock Island Railroad. Partial phrases imply travel distance of 150 miles and a chaotic report. No clear event date or full entities identified.
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Journal-World
Ator
Santa Fe
Unio
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