England and Italy Open to Nego tiations on Reparations
Washington reports Britain and Italy have not rejected the German offer as a basis for talks while France and Belgium deem it unacceptable. Secretary Hughes hopes negotiations can reopen even if a final decision comes after France moves into German territory. Briand heads to London to push for direct action in enforcing penalties.
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Washington
Harding
Hughes
Great Britain
Italy
Germany
Paris
Briand
London
Tadz
Preme Allied Council
Tew
Supreme Council
France
Ruhr
Berlin
Weather Outlook and Temperatures Summary
Partly cloudy tonight with warmer conditions Saturday especially in the west. Temperatures show a high of 61 yesterday and a low of 44 last night.
Townley Denied New Trial by State Supreme Court
St Paul April 29 The state supreme court denied a new trial to A G C Townley president of the national Non Partisan League and Joseph Gilbert former organization manager of the nonpartisan League convicted on a charge of conspiracy to reach sedition The case he brought to trial June 23 19
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Townley
St. Paul
State Supreme Court
A.gc
Ylan
Joseph Gilbert
League
A new peace move with Sinn Fenners
Earl or Derby will travel to Ireland to discuss conditions for a peace move with Sinn Fein leaders. The talks aim to ease tensions and address political concerns in the region.
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Sinn Fenners
Earl OR
Derby
Ireland
Derby to Resume Irish Talks Aimed at Truce
London reports Earl of Derby to reopen negotiations with Sinn Fein representatives on Ireland. He sails back to the island empowered to speak for Lloyd George and not to present written proposals. The mission seeks a route to a truce allowing southern elections to proceed freely.
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London
Earl of Derby
Sinn Fein
London Times
Lloyd George
Ireland
Times
The
Daily Mail
Ben
Edmonn de Valerz
Reeves to Speak Sunday at First Baptist Church
Albert L. Reeves, a prominent Kansas City attorney, will speak at the First Baptist church next Sunday evening at the invitation of the men’s Bible class. The class, one of the largest in the midwest, has drawn over a thousand men and even built a tabernacle for meetings. Reeves is praised as an eloquent speaker by Lawrence residents.
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Albert L. Reeves
Kansas City
First Baptist Church
Reeves
Baptist Church of Kansas City
Lawrence
Home Management Meetings Scheduled by K C Smith
Douglas county farm agent K C Smith sets a series of home economics demonstrations by Mrs Molle Mozer from Kansas State Agricultural College. The Grant township session is Wed at 2 PM at Mrs Guy Mathes. Thu 2 PM at George Husted. Fri 2 PM at Mrs Will Anderson in Kanwaka Winter neighborhoods.
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K. C. Smith
Douglas County
Molle Mozer
Grant Township
Guy Mathes
George Husted
Kanmwaka
Winter
Will Anderson
Women Duck Intruding Men at KU Women’s Circus
Husky women athletes at the University of Kansas ducked six male intruders during the annual Women's Athletic Association circus. The men hid in rafters and were fished from the gym by firemen before being ducked in the pool. One disguise failed and another fled due to track activities. The event, not on the program, drew a hunting crowd as the women demand one annual night free of male interference.
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Husky
University of Kansas
Women’s Athletic Association
Fiveways
Circus
Mrs Jensen Dies. Burial Set At Osage City
Mrs J C Jensen formerly of this city died yesterday and will be buried at Osage City tomorrow. Dr Albright, Chiropractor.
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J. C. Jensen
Gas company to enforce payment on April bills
City officials weigh response as Citizens Light Heat & Power demands immediate collection. City Attorney Thiele notes injunction possible to stop shut off. franchise terms may allow 30 cent gas for Lawrence residents, while Kansas Industrial Court and Public Utilities Commission have ruled against the charge.
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Journal-World Today
Citiizen
Kansas Industrial Court
Public Utilities Commission
Student Day Convocation Details at University May 16
Information from Chancellor Lindley's office announces a May 16 Student Day convocation. Students from various schools discuss professors and conditions of concern to the student body during the event.
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Cation
Lindley
May Queen Election Set by University Senior Class
The senior class votes Tuesday to elect a May Queen for the annual May fete. The May Queen is chosen from senior girls and the result remains secret until fete day. The event is planned for May 15 this year.
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Noen
John Ross
Controversy Reaches Federal Rail Board Over Wage Cut
The dispute between the Santa Fe railroad and its employees over a proposed 20 percent wage cut will be reviewed by the federal railway labor board. Both sides claim conferences since last Tuesday have failed to produce an agreement.
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Rail Board
Topeka
Santa Fe Railroad Company
Federal Railrea Labor Board
Printers Fail to Reach Labor Accord Washington
Secretary Davis efforts to settle differences between printing trades unions and employers yielded no agreement after talks with union representatives. A separate report notes the steamer Morimagao with 448 aboard ran aground near Block Island on April 26 with all passengers unharmed and evacuated. In athletics, McGinter of Georgetown won the broad jump at 21 feet 11 inches in the Penn relay meets, Hamilton Missouri was second, Bradley Kansas fourth.
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Washington
Davis
Labor Department
Rock
Jog Block Island
Viock Island
Bradley
Penn
McGinter
Georgetown
Hamilton
Missouri
Kansas
Bradley Ties for Second in 200 Meter Dash at Penn Relays
Bradley of Kansas tied with Martels of Pennsylvania for second and third in the 200 meter dash at Philadelphia on April 29. He did not place in the broad jump or javelin throw. Outside of America Norway leads in waterpower utilization.
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Bradley
Mrs Bittman Elected President of Kansas Women’s Clubs
Mrs Bittman of Independence was chosen president of the Kansas State Federation of Women's Clubs in session here. She won the unanimous formal ballot after a few scattered votes for other candidates on the informal nomination.
Getting Ready to Build Big Stadium
A corporation will be formed to handle the finances of the project as preparations proceed for the large stadium development.
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Corporation
University of Kansas memorial corporation names founders
An executive committee set a plan to form the University of Kansas memorial corporation to manage finances for a stadium and union project. Judge C A Smart to draft the charter, with a board including Chancellor Lindley Irving Ill and J C Nichols. Trustees were named to receive initial stadium fund payments, and downtown pledges are to be handled by a permanent board. Payments at the Registrar's office will continue through next week.
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Union
Ui All Executive Committee
C. A. Smart
University of Kansas Memorial Corporation
EH. Lindley
Irving Ill
Bert Oher
Thorton Cooke
Kansas City
J. C
Downtown Drive
Riot narrowly averted outside Bow Street court
London reports a near riot at the Bow Street court during a lunch time adjournment of an inquiry into alleged cruelty and atrocity by German officers. Former service men surged toward the German counsel Herr Schroder and companions. police escorted the Germans to the Savoy hotel as the crowd followed.
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London
Bow Street Court
Herr Schroder
Savoy Hotel
Landscape Artist Herbert Hare Visits University Meeting
Landscape artist for the University, Herbert Hare, is in town today for a meeting on the Hill of the commuter on grounds. Estimates suggest over 10,000,000 motor vehicles exist globally and America produces more than four fifths of them. Welch & Welch chiropractors.
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Herbert Hare
University
America
Masonic Reunion Reaches Final Stage This Evening
Final sessions of the Grimuall Springs reunion of the Scottish Rite conclude today. Masons and families join a 7 30 pm banquet at the Masonic temple after a day of luncheons and sessions. Notables include David BR Horkmins and James KR Holmes among others guiding degrees.
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Grimuall Springs
Heen
Esseteria
Masonic Temple
David BR
Horkmins
James KR. Holmes
Franklin J. Smith
V Lism
B. Downing
Raleigh BR. Hickson
William HH. Hastman
W. Fi Eeaig Kennedy
Peston
Molo AL Gielne Kennedy
Anhur Douglas
E. Melvin
Russ H. Clayton
Cory
Tlon
Henry EL. Asher
Ki Raubert C. Man
Sld
Frank Jones
Will I. Spicer
Jr M. Storkmans
Gearge O. Faster
Feeding Methods Roundup At Hays Cowmen Meet
The annual Roundup of entire men Hays gathers cowmen for a detailed program from the Agricultural Experiment Station at its Fort branch. Experts discuss five feeding problems and by product use, amid luncheon, with demonstrations on straw and sorghum, silage, and wintering effects on pastures and cattle.
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Iis Fort
Hays
Middle West
Fraternal Aid Union Audit Finds Over 4 Million in Securities
The general auditing committee of the Fraternal Aid Union completed a ten day review of the union's books and securities. They report more than 4,000,000 available to meet calls and assets in allied securities in good order. The panel included Judge C F Tipton John Hasselberger and Lea A Smith. They praised officers and noted thorough, expeditious work and a Lawrence luncheon prior to departure. The article adds a note on Mexico's oil developments and potential production.
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Fraternal Ant Union
Snez Pen Ilays
C.F. Tipton
Trinidad
Colorado
Old Fellows
John Hasselberger
Court of Special Sessions
New York City
Lea A. Smith
Austin
Texas
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Lodwer Assests
Actting Committee
Wis
Chamber of Commerce
Lawrence
Harvard medical professor arrested for illicit liquor operation
Shaw assistant instructor in applied physiology at Harvard Medical School was arrested by authorities for manufacturing liquor at his Back Bay home. Prohibition agents found an elaborate still on the top floor near the ballroom and seized five gallons of melonshine whiskey deemed an excellent product.
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Boston
Louis Agassiz
Shaw
Harvard Medical School
Feneral
Back Bay
May Put OK on Industrial Court
Pursons Kansas April 29 A resolution favoring the Kansas Industrial Relations Court from the Kansas Federation of Women's Clubs was presented at the annual convention. It is expected to be voted on this afternoon after the resolutions committee reports. The measure criticizes radical literature and programs that seek to overthrow industrial management and calls for condemnation. Wheat Growers Got Refusal Topeka Kansas April 29 Reduced passenger fares for harvest hands were denied to Kansas wheat growers. J C Mohler secretary of the state board of agriculture received a letter from the Western Passenger Association in Chicago announcing the board's application had been refused.
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Kansas Rourt
Kansas Federation of Women's Clubs
Federation
Department of Industrial and Social Conditions
C.F. Miller
Fort Scott
America
Europe
Russia
Topeka
Kansas
J. C. Mohler
State Board of Agriculture
Western Passenger Association
Chicago
Sidereal Conference Race Sparks Cosmic Speculation
A humorous debate unfolds on a newspaper page about a possible near miss between Earth and the comet Pons Winneo, with Professor XII offering cautious projections of an eight to twenty million mile clearance on June 25 and discussing comet head structure and tail gas in plain, tongue in cheek remarks.
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Winneo
Morgue
Stion
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Pons-Winneo
Farth
Willie Hoppe
Behiel
New York
Times
Pons Winnee
China
Professor X
KX Zwer
Waz
Elected Officers Named by Texel Educational Council
The Educational Council of Texel held its final meeting of the year at the junior high school building. Elected officers for next year include President M. J. Povey, First Vice President Opal Dayne Nomedy, Second Vice President Mrs. Minnie Robertson, Secretary Mame Walkers, and Treasurer Edward Malleis.
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Texel
Next ¥Ident
M. J. Povey
Opal Dayne Nomedy
Minlie Robertson
Mame Walkers
Edward Malleis
Federal Drag Net Nets One Antiwar Leader Group
Chicago April 2. Federal officers recovered one of the top antiwar conspiracy chiefs while nine convicts remained jailed at Leavenworth. Six free leaders are named as chief instigators in the W W antiwar drive, including Haywood and Loosie with cabinet roles in the Russian government.
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Chicago
Warson
Leavenworth
Dole
Rennk Chaplin
Charles F. Cisne
Haywood
Vladimir
Uoosie
Rorhfizer
George Andreytchine
Pred Jakkola
Leo Laukta
Haywont
Loosies
Donations for Stadium Day Rally Support
M A fierrill downtown lawyer and university graduate joined the committee yesterday to supply enough hiking cord wool for Stadium Day barbecue. Vor Williams, local soda fountain proprietor, will provide free lemonade to the bleacher crew all day.
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M. A. Fierrill
Vor Williams
Douglas county May term court to hear civil and divorce cases
Jury trials to be disposed of rapidly at the May term in Douglas county district court with Judge Means and Judge Hess on the bench. Criminal cases and twenty one divorce actions are listed, civil hearings set for three days starting Wednesday, followed by a recess for county work and courtroom matters in other districts.
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Douglas County
Mon Jey
Good Will Concert Tonight At Plymouth Church
A Plymouth Congregational Church event tonight at 8 15 features the Filipina Orchestra and soloists including Dr Frank Herron Smith in a program honoring his missionary efforts. Also listed are readings and piano organ pieces with performers such as Miss Florence Buter Miss Leif Burke and Mrs Helen Peniston.
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Frank Herron Smith
Plymouth Congregational Church
Radeckes
DeKoven
Frank Herren Smith
Arve Noyes
Florence Buter
Oran Sole
Marjorie Benton Cooke
Voesants
Carrisarno
Penn
George Lowman
Japan
Acon
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John C. Lewis
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Ramon C. Armstrong
Anna GB. Armstrong
Ruth Fern Keller
Earl Keller
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Bertia Anna Roberts
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Frank W. Pearce
Grace Evans
George Morton Evans
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