Germans Laud President Hindenburg Across World
Hanover reports a flood of congratulatory messages for President Hindenburg from royalty, generals, and international leaders. Notables include Queen Victoria of Sweden and Grand Dukes, with universities granting honorary degrees across veterinary, theology, philosophy, law, medicine, and engineering as his decorations accumulate.
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Germany
Associated Press
Buenos Aires
Constantinople
San Francisco
Helsingfors
von Hindenburg
Victoria
Sweden
Landgrave of
Hesse
Frederick August of
Oldenburg
Paul Friedrich of
Mecklenburg
Adelaide
Saxe-Meiningen
Rudolf of Lippe
von Gallwitz
Huiler
Count von der Goltz
Havana
Madrid
London
Riga
New York
Rio de Janeiro
Budast
Vienna
Berlin
Spain
Peru
Gna
Stakianakis
Greek Reform Party
Athens
Vor
Hindenburg
Hanover Veterinary College
University of
Koenigsburg
Prussia
Danzig
Hildenburg
Evacuation of Cologne Area Stressed by German Chancellor
Berlin April 29 Associated Press German chancellor Dr Hans Luther urged a speedy settlement of the Cologne evacuation to stabilize Europe. He said Germany does not seek war and must adhere to continuity of policy while warning that delay hurts European policy. He emphasized Germany’s desire to protect itself by treaty and called for international cooperation and peaceful understanding.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Cologne
Hansluther
Europe
Luther
Germany
Druther
German leader urges inflation figures to be ignored and savings urged
A speech warns Germany must export more and boost home demand while inflation figures are forgone and margins kept tight. An expert surplus is urged for industry and reparations payments, with a plea for German people to resume prudent saving habits. Meanwhile in Morgantown a court issues an injunction banning the United Mine Workers from organizing Scott's Run miners at Continental Coal Company amid ongoing open shop tensions and a general strike launched April 1.
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Germany
Morgantown
W. Va
United Mine Workers of America
Continental Coal Company
Continent Company
Open Shop
West Virginia
Bulgaria May Call Army Class As War Youths Face Mobilization
Sofia reports the Bulgarian government debates calling warmy class volunteers after failing to recruit 10 000 action volunteers authorized by Paris diplomats to pacify the country A separate Sofia dispatch says fighting erupts between government troops and communists with heavy casualties feared explosions shake streets and a communist ammunition storehouse is blown up prompting refugees to flee toward the hills near Sofia
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Associated Press
Council of Ambas
Paris
Rome
Tribuna
Tribiffia
Ca Ie Ae
Immig Officials Open Inquiry Into Miss MacSwiney Visit
Washington reports that immigration officials began an inquiry into the circumstances surrounding Miss Mary MacSwiney travel to the United States. The probe started in Chicago as authorities questioned her arrival date and traced records misplaced at Ellis Island.
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Washington
Mary MacSwiney
Terence MacSwiney
Chicago
Mae Swiney
United States
Husband
Ellis Island
Teachers Meet Tigers in Columbia Missouri
In Columbia Missouri April 29 teachers meet Tigers and add a dual track and field meet between the University of Missouri and Emporia Kansas State Teachers College to the program of the twenty second annual Missouri interscholastic meet. The dual meet will be held Friday afternoon followed Saturday by the interscholastic track and field meet where high school athletes from across the state will compete.
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Columbia
University of Missouri
Kansas State Teachers’ College
Emporia
C. L. Brewer
Kansas Forecast Promises Fair Weather Tonight and Thursday
Forecast from Kansas reports clear roads expected tonight with rising temperatures and light to heavy frost. Temperatures show yesterday's highs and today's noon readings, with warnings of rough and muddy conditions on all points.
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Kansas
Elear
Motion Picture Stars Hurt In Wreck Near San Diego
Hollywood reports four motion picture players and a property man injured when a Santa Fe train wreck destroyed about ten thousand dollars of equipment. The injured include Marie Prevost Louise Fazenda Kenneth Harland and Walter Long. Bob Webb helped rescue engineer John Warhois. A twenty two member party was aboard the Warner Brothers studio tram.
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Cal
San Diego
Warner Brothers Studio
Marie Prevost
Louise Fazenda
Kenneth Harland
Walter Long
Bringed
Bob Webb
John Warhois
Wind Saves Kansas Crops From Frost Overnight
A dry strong wind kept Kansas from a damaging frost last night. Topeka reports 38 degrees, Tribune 24, with soil dryness adding protection. Forecaster says frosts likely tonight but fruit is too far along to suffer. some areas expect scattered frost in western counties and continued warmup tomorrow.
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Kansas
D. Flora
Weather Bureau
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Sheridan
Wyo
Canada
Gulfj
Utah
Llinois
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Arkansas River Valley
Springfield
Ozark Region
Pala
Ozarks
Dangler
Hyle
Texas
San' Angelo
Tex
Loment
Indianapolis
Partis
Indiana
Trial date set for Davis family in pardon conspiracy
In Topeka on April 20 Judge McLure reassigned the cases of former governor Jonathan M Davis his son Mussel G Davis and Carl J Peterson bank commissioner. Trials now begin May 11 with Davis and Peterson first and Peterson delaying due to illness. Davis and his son face charges over selling a pardon to Walter Grundy and later Polland. Additional guards assigned to protect Foreign Secretary Austen Chamberlain amid life-threatening stir.
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Topeka
Kavi
James A. Mc
Shawnee County
Jonathan M. Flaseel Formevernor
Mussel G. Davis
Carl
J. Peterson
Davis
Peterson
Walter Grundy
Hutchinson
Petersin
J. di Schleck
Fred _W. Polland
Lori
Austen’ Chamberlain
Gartin
France to Resume Gold Standard Demands Sacrifices
Paris report notes French finance authorities, led by Caillaux, expect a painful financial penance to restore the franc to gold parity. Aimed at recovering from wartime effects, the plan contemplates debt refinancing, wage readjustment, and possible measures to reduce the home debt burden. Caillaux hints a summer session may be used to set out steps for October return.
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Paris
Associated Press
Great Britain
France
America
Caillaux
MM. Cailiaux
Continuance Asked in McClintock Bank Wrecking Case
A motion for a continuance of the case against W S McClintock of Kansas City Mo is set for Ft Scott Kansas next week. McClintock and five others face charges of using the mails to defraud Vernon State Bank. The defense attorney L C Boyle is ill and a delay is expected. The group is accused of engaging in kiting operations to wreck several banks.
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Kens
W. 5
McClintock
Jawyer
Ft. Scott
Kas
Vernons State Bank
Vernon
United States
L. C. Boyle
Sinner
Deay
McClintock and Associates
Indiana robber uses lasso on victims in tree ambush
Indianapolis April 29 a robber hiding in trees tried to lasso victims and a noose fell on one man before he escaped. Police said this was the second attack of this kind reported, named by Charles Collongin as the reporter who informed officers.
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Indianapolis
Charles Collongin
Verdi Requiem to Be Performed by Lawrence Choral Union
Dean Swarthout explains the Verdi Requiem to be presented in Robinson Gymnasium tomorrow night. He says the work is accessible to lay listeners and features rich choruses backing solo voices, with many moments of notable beauty.
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Lawrence
Mabel Barnhart
Lawrence Music Club
W.B. Dalton
Lawrence Choral ‘Union
Robinson Gymnasium
Mme Elsa Harthan-Arendt
Mina Hager
Eugene Dressler
Herbert Gould
Chicago
Minneapolis “Symphony Orchestra
Marie Tiffany
Metropolitan Opera Company
Haskell Band
Massachusetts Street
Mabel Bernhart
pHasklt! Institute
Haskell Gymnasium
Dean Swarthout
Lawrence Choral Union
Odd Fellows to Celebrate 106th Anniversary in Local Hall
The I O O F lodge and Rebekah Lodge members plus families will gather at F A U hall at six tonight. Judge U S Guyer will speak, joined by J B Wilson state grand master and other speakers. The program includes musical numbers and dancing to conclude the evening. The Gold Fellow lodge began in Baltimore on April 26, 1819 under Thomas Wildey. The Lawrence lodge was the fourth in Kansas, founded in September 1857.
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United States
F. A
Kansas
Johnson Denies Arrest For Drunkenness In Magazine Claim
Magnus Johnson, former United States senator, testified he was not the man called Magnus Johnson arrested for drunkenness on May 7, 1923, in a local magazine. He sought $10,000 in damages from A. N. Jacobs, who is on trial for criminal libel, and stated the magazine statements were false and that he was never jailed.
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Minnerolis
Aril
Magnuss Johnson
United States
Magnus Johnson
A. N. Jacobs
Jacobs
Youthful Rule Is Felt In Lawrence
Lawrence youths take control for a day as city officials sworn in. Mayor Frank Strong names hospital board and planning commission members while a traffic patrol of Boy Scouts keeps busy. Police court handles first-time cases. fines for tree trimming without a permit. Planning commission backs cutting trees in South Park for a baseball space. if not cut, alternative play area urged. Youthful leaders meet later to report actions with Kiwanis lunch and Loyalty parade planned.
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Frank Strong
George Eliiatt
Frank McFarland
City Planning Commission
Manley Hood
Edwin Hartman
Dudley Strahan
Boy Scouts
Claude Scott
Rick Anderson
Richard Weestar
Hovey Haona
T. D. Funk
C.C. Carl
John Foster
Clarence Hunter
Hunter
Foster
South Park
Strong
Kiw
Iromae Memorial Stadium
Vaughn Dies. longtime Kansas Electric leader passes
Donald O. Vaughn vice president and general manager of the Kansas Electric Power Co. died this morning at Christian Church Hospital in Kansas City. He moved to Lawrence last year when the company offices moved, and had earlier worked with Albert Emanuel Co. since 1913. Funeral services set for Friday at 1:30 pm.
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Kansas Electric Power Co
Christian Church
Kensas City
Steke
Vaughn
Albert Emanuel Company, Inc
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Kansas City
Lawrence
Albert Emanuel Co
Union City
Ind
Sidney
Ohio
All-School County Play Day At Kansas Memorial Stadium
Douglas county schools plan a Friday all-school Play Day at Kansas Memorial Stadium. Activities include a parade led by Haskell Institute band, folk dances, relays, games, a Mey pole dance, and a picnic lunch. Schools listed include Wakarusa, Grant, Eudora, Leeton, Kanwaka, Palmyra, Clin Manion, Willow Springs, and Lawrence with junior high track to follow.
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Otlock
South Park
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Haskel Institute
Ous
Lawrence
Sixth Street
Eighth Street
Varnum
Marvin's Grove
Lecompton
Eudora
University
Wakarusa
Grant
Leetom
Kanwaka
Palmyra
Clin Manion
Willow Springs
Welcome Ball Season Opens As Topeka Celebrates
A chilly Topeka April celebration marks the opening of the Southwestern League season with Salina at Topeka, Bla at Arkansas City, and Cush at Enid. Governor Gen S. Paulen and Mayor James E. Thomas led state and city officials in a parade along Kansas Avenue as ball park festivities began.
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Kansas Avenue
Gen S. Paulen
Meyor
James E. Thomas
Salina
Bla
Arkansas City
Cush Enid
State House
Ball Park
Reorganization cuts Bureau leaders as Clark to head new unit
Washington reports a further personnel reduction including an executive head in the veterans' bureau. The two services are to be consolidated under a newly created coordination service led by Omar W. Clark, with Routsong, assistant director in charge of planning, removed and alleging the move undermines the bureau's control over staff. A separate item notes a coal mine survey ordered at the Lansing state penitentiary to assess private property encroachment and coal remaining on 2000 acres. Ranger Bicycles Hanna.
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Hines
Veterans’ Bureau
Omar
W. Clark
R. Gt. Routsong
Routsong
Bureau
Topeka
Kan
Lansing
State Board of Administration
Music Week Faces Public Apathy Over Verdi Requiem
Community music leaders warn lack of support jeopardizes Lawrence plans to elevate the city as a musical center. Officials blame poor attendance at Messiah and low ticket sales for Verdi Requiem, urging residents to buy tickets, attend, and sponsor the festival as organizers push future growth.
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Lawrence
J. R.homles
Che
Ral Union
Middle West
Italian police uncover communist plot linked to Bulgaria
Epoca reports Italian police arrested numerous suspects and seized documents in raids on houses. Police confiscated truckloads of communist leaflets and about a thousand membership cards for the Red International Relief along with blank cards for subversive groups. Naples dispatch notes 112 detainees held on suspicions of organizing a May Day workers strike.
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Epoca Today
Bulgaria
Red International
Epoka
Naples
Ee Gs
Bandits Get 5000 From Conway State Bank
Bandits stole a safe with more than 5000 in cash from Conway State Bank at Conways near McPherson Kansas last night. Car tracks by a motor truck were found in front of the bank and cashier R C Webb said he and his wife heard no noise during the night. A second item notes a London report of 2 5 million to a church connected to a Clay chant and annual payments to his wife.
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Kans
Conway State Bank
Conways
Here
R. C. Webb
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