Debt settlement debate faces strong opposition in senate
A debate over a major debt settlement unfolds as senators clash over terms. The proposal would pay France over six billion dollars, with phased installments and an initial interest waiver, while leaders from both major parties urge timely ratification. President Coolidge endorses the plan, calling it fair and just to both nations.
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Arrest of American Clark Treland in gun plot of Ulster bank graft
An American, named Patrick Cavland, was arrested in Quieenstown on arrival from the steamship Adriatic for conspiracy to overthrow the state government and for aiding illegal military force. He faces arraignment before Justice Patrick O Sullivan. Police say drafts for $4000 were drawn on an Ulster bank and documents show gun purchases being negotiated in the United States. The case is described as gravely dangerous with possible death penalty upon conviction.
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Patrick Cavland
Patrick O'Sullivan
New York City
Con
Yietion
Deail
Lawrence Entries Shine At Tri-State High School Meet
Two Lawrence high school entrants earned top honors in the Tri-State High School meet held at its host venue. The event featured solo and group competitions with choir and orchestra rounds. Results announced yesterday included standout performances by Cox Coulson and Ted Scheon Tein, while former Lawrence police officer Joe Daniey is now in Florida after a hospital stay.
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Bianaye
Florida
Dailey
Day
Large cattle deal rocks Kansas City market in $125000 sale
Kangay City reports a major cattle sale of 33 carloads of three year old steers worth about 125000. Lee Brothers of Bomnonat Kansas bought from Matador Land and Cattle Company of Denver. The firm plans to move stock to grazing lands in Butler and Wabaunsee counties Kansas before returning next fall as fat cattle to Kansas City.
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Matador
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Domnary
Riffians Granted One More Chance Before Reply
Paris April 20 AP says the Rififians may confer with Abd el Krim before a definite reply to Franco Spanish peace offers. War Minister Painleve announced after a conference with Premier Briand that tribesmen have until the second third of May. This is the last delay allowed, Painleve stated, adding that France has shown generosity and conciliatory measures to the rebels.
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Paiileye
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M. Painleve
Verbruggen Leads Minneapolis Orchestra in Lawrence Series
Henri Verbruggen, praised for energy and culture, discusses his roots in England, love for university towns, and support for American campus placement. He nearing a three year extension with the Minneapolis Symphony and endorses Music Week. Matinee at 1 and evening concert in Robinson gymnasium feature the Minnesota Orchestra with soprano Janette Vreeland and violinist details.
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Napoleon
Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra
Lawrence
Verbruggen
England
Verbrugghen
Minneapolis
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Verbraugghen
Robinson Gymnasium
Music Week
Rence
Minneéa Orchestra
Jeannette Vreeland
Oil Tank on Fire Burns All Night in Bakersfield
A Standard Oil reservoir north of Bakersfield burned fiercely after being struck by lightning yesterday evening. The 696,000 barrel tank threatened to overflow its hot zinc and ignite adjacent tanks as workers labored through heavy rain to reinforce dikes and walls. Fire illuminated the sky as a towering pillar of flame and smoke stretched hundreds of feet, while officials watched for spreading damage to the farm’s oil storage.
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Oi Company
Century celebration marks North Hampton Baptist church anniversary
Rev John F Watts and wife return from North Hampton after attending the 100th anniversary of the North Hampton Baptist church where he served twelve years before moving to Lawrence. The event spanned Sunday to Tuesday with city officials, Smith College visitors, a pageant, and a banquet at the Masonic Temple.
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AV. M. Cochrane
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Pueg
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L. L. Campbell
Massachusetts
President Coolidge
House Debates Farm Relief as Regular Course Moves Ahead
In Washington on April 2, the Senate blocked a motion to set farm relief as the pending agenda. Farm bloc members pressed for action but the measure was paused. The House will begin debate next Tuesday on three agriculture bills: price stabilization, credit proposal, and a national commodity marketing plan. Debates limited to four days. no final vote expected for a week or ten days. The Pennsylvania delegation signals a broader discussion on farm relief and potential tax implications.
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Kansas
British coal crisis sharpens as talks falter
London reports say Sis Austen Chamberlain warned a serious situation as coal negotiations stall. Baldwin and mine owners and miners push to avert a nationwide stoppage at midnight. Government cabinets convene to assess food and emergency plans if a general strike occurs. Miners across regions prepare to cease work. some Northumberland pits bring tools to surface after shifts.
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Austen Chamberlain
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Government Food Council
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Interstate Stage Lines seeks timetable change from Topeka
An Interstate Stage Lines petitioned the public service commission to drop limited service and switch from a 43 minute to a 145 minute schedule on the Topeka to Kansas City route. The move would remove stops for rural riders while continuing half hourly trips.
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Public Service Commission
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Victory
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Baltimore man whipped for wife beating in jail
In Baltimore Maryland on April 56 James H Kingsmore, convicted wife beater, received five lashes on his bare back with a cat o nine tails in the city jail. Judge Eugene Deane imposed the sentence, with Sheriff Jobn Potee present. Kingsmore smiled as the lash was delivered, and two more weeks of the sentence were scheduled after prior denials of guilt.
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James H. Kingsmore
Baltimore City
Eugene Deane
Jobn
Potee
Kingsmore
Methodists Lead at Baker Quadrangular Track Meet Summary
Seventy five athletes from four schools compete under ideal weather in Ottawa. Baker leads the team scores with about a ten point edge as events proceed including a shoe-less 440 yard dash win by Lidikay of Baker. Other event winners include Ward of Baker in shot put and Hovegard of Baker in the mile.
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Ottawa
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Washi
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College of Fimporin
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Avill
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Thomas
Siege of Emporia
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College At
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College of Emporia
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Heally
Off to Emporia for Kansas state scholarship contest
Lawrence high school pupils plus Davenport and Earl Cruickshask set for the fourth annual Kansas state scholarship contest at Emporia Teachers College tomorrow. Exams begin 9 o'clock with participants in Latin English French chemistry American history home economics extemporaneous speaking plate geometry and current interest.
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Dorothy Horton
Garland Marple
Chemistris
Eve- He Strimple
Lloyd Eviceson
Eleanor Botsford
Ralph Graves
William Whitney
James Penney
Tore
Will Build Huge Engine In Ship Conversion Plan
San Francisco April 30 Construction of the first of three 8000 horsepower Diesel engines for the Shipping Board and a 2200 horse auxiliary motors is nearly complete at the Pacific Diesel Plant. The engines will power fourteen ships converted to motorships and the changeover will begin in a few months. Also a drawings exhibit of native wildflowers will be shown at Snow Hall Botany Gallery starting Monday open to the public.
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Pacific Diesel
Botany Oratory
Snow Hall
Lay Corner Stone Ceremony at University Union
Speeches marked the laying of the cornerstone for the University of Kansas student union building a memorial to 129 graduates and former students. World War veterans and relatives joined a march past the Administration Building as dignitaries spoke about remembrance and duty.
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Edwards
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Paulen
Journal- Worlds
Sherman Elliott
Memorial Orporation
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Lindley
Gover
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Severe injuries from gas well blowout in Arkansas
Arkansas Kan April 30 API A gas well blowout during valve replacement injured three men and burned a fourth near an Empire line. Lee Gulliver Les Stout and Lloyd Heater, all hospital bound in Kansas City, suffered burns and fractures as gas force allegedly propelled iron projectiles amid the flare.
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Kansas City Hospital
Middle West sees highest losses from business crimes
Kansas City April 30 AP Losses from business crimes are higher in the middle west than elsewhere, per figures released by T Davidson Brownwood New York vice president of National Surety Co. He spoke at a regional agents conference noting losses to the company from commercial crookedness run 70 to 72 cents on each dollar earned in premiums in this area. Brownwood cited Boston with 5 crimes and only 38 cents loss per dollar in premiums last year.
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Middle West
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New York
National Surety Company
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Boston
President Coolidge Faces Spain War Pension Decision
Washington April 30 President Coolidge debates signing or vetoing the Spanish war pension bill. Treasury officials are to assess if extra expenditure of about 16 million would raise the treasury deficit to roughly 46 million. The president aims to protect the surplus while considering veterans parity with Civil and World War pensions.
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Treasury
Grand jury to probe Chicago gang killings and crimes
Chicago April 30 AP reports Cook County State Attorney Robert E Crowe secured a court order to impanel a special grand jury. The panel will investigate the slaying of William H McSwiggin and "all other gang killings and crime conditions" in Chicago and surrounding suburbs amid threats against Crowe and his family.
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Robert FE. Crowe
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Cromee
Cook County
Fearing Is Mayor in May Day Rotary Week
Fearing, a 1995 Lawrence high senior, won the student body election to serve as mayor for International Rotary Boys Week. Archie Kennedy defeated Robert Young for finance commissioner, and Roland Stover beat Clarence Hoffman for public utilities. The trio, all athletes at Red and Black High, plan to appoint a police chief and other city officials Monday and govern Tuesday for a two week period.
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International Rotary
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Archie Kennedy
Robert Young
Roland Stover
Clarence Hoffman
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Chorus Scores a Second Triumph in Hiawatha Honor Night
The Lawrence Choral Union delivered a strong performance last night at Robinson Gymnasium presenting The Land of Our Hearts and The Death of Minnehaha. Soloists Louisse Miller and William Downing impressed, while the chorus and youthful performers received praise for harmony, tone, and stage cooperation amid scattered interruptions as the program closed with graceful thanks to supporters.
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Ed Wood
Faces Charge of Murder in Liberal Missouri Case
Frank Scott, jailed in Girard Crawford County, is charged with murdering Miss Spyndling. The 21 year old died after injuries from a car crash and a hospital return left her unconscious. Bed moved from Pittsburgh to Liberal for her funeral. Preliminary hearing set. bond fixed at 25000.
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Arcadia Bankem
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Senate Dismisses Contest Over New Mexico Seat
The Senate unanimously dismissed the contest of former Senator Holm Bursum for the seat held by Senator Bratton of New Mexico. The body confirmed the election after hearings and committee review with arguments from both sides.
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