Caillaux Expects Tough Task in Baseball Here
Paris Aug 27 French finance minister Joseph Caillaux, back from London where he neared a debt agreement with Winston Churchill, warned reporters not to cheer and said his work in England is not finished. In Washington, officials noted the debt settlement affects Franco American talks, with the United States seeking payment in full of principal and interest. Treasury officials caution the US relation to debtors is complex, and negotiations on September 24 will consider France’s total obligations, while Latvia may soon fund its debt.
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Joseph| Caillaux
London
Winston Churchill
France
Great Britain
Caillaux
England
United’ States
Washington
Winston
Treasury
American Debt Commission
Lyques- Hior
United States
American Commission
Latvia
Room for Growth in Eldridge House Expansion Plan
American Lonene weighs potential growth as Eldridge House eyes future expansion. Heating and telephone installation under review to equip a larger building. Ample space noted for planned growth and infrastructure upgrades.
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Eldridge House
Walter Johnson joins final game mound for Washington
Walter Johnson arrived in St. Louis from Coffeyville to pitch the third game of the series with the Cardinals after Washington mound woes. Rogers Hornsby hit his 34th homer as St. Louis faced Brooklyn. Giants drop in pennant chase after loss to Cincinnati while Pirates beat the Braves. Boiler work expands Eldridge hotel with five-story heat plan and Bedford stone on schedule as plumbing and stone work proceed.
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Pittsburgh
Boston
Aldridge
Smith
Benton
O'Neil
Gibson
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Dyer
Dickerman
Mails
Haines
O'Farrell
Brown
Hubbell
Petty
de Berry Hornsby
Cox
Chicago
Philadelphia
Blake
Hartnett
Carlson
Wilson
Cincinnati
New York
J. May
Mays
Hargrave
Greenfield
Wisner
Snyder
Hartley
Walter Johnson
Washington
Coffeyville
Kan
Harris
St. Louisrowns
Wwere
Eldridge
XJ. Kennedy
Kansas Telephone Company
B. A. Green
Plans for Atlanta airbase by Vanderbilt group announced
Atlanta August 27 The Atlanta Journal reports Cornelius Vanderbilt and associates have purchased or optioned eleven thousand acres near Atlanta for establishing the third largest commercial airbase in the nation Development will take about five years and cost several million dollars Facilities for handling dirigibles and airplanes will be provided Local men aid the effort with top engineering and financial interests involved Clinics Tomorrow by Kiwanis at city hall at 2 30 Dr Harrington to lead mental hygiene clinic and Dr Francisco orthopedic Rents Hastie Residence Rev C W Thomas new tenant at 917 Louisiana street moving from 934 Indiana street
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Atlanta
Atlanta. Journal
Cornelius~. Vanderbilt
Ird
Vanderbilt
Nional Air Transport Company
Projetc
Tocal
Kiwanis Club
Harrington
Francisco
Who Owns the Water in the Arkansas River
Amarillo Texas Aug 27 A P the flood waters of the Arkansas river and its tributaries are contested for tri state control The commissioners postpone signing an interstate agreement until Arkansas agrees to join the conference President Coolidge will be asked to appoint a federal representative to participate in all subsequent conferences
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Amarillo
Texas
Arkansas
Arkansas River
Arkansa
Coolidge
Actress Jeanne Eagels Marries Edward Coy in Connecticut
Jeanne Eagels the actress reportedly married Edward Harris Coy after obtaining a Connecticut license. The ceremony occurred and the couple left for an unknown destination. Coy, former Yale captain and New York banker, had been divorced earlier by Mrs Sophie Meldrim Coy in Paris for desertion.
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Cond
Edward Harris Coy
Yale
New York
Jeanne Eagels
Coy
A. P
Edward Harris
Ted) Coy
Connecticut
Jeanne Engels
Sophie Meldrim Coy
Paris
Coys
Asheville
N.C
Kansas City
Edward Harris Cay
Julia Eagles
Miss Eagels
Klan Raider Gone From Pittsburg Under Inquisition
Dewey Rogers, leader of Pittsburg Ku Klux Klan raiders, eludes subpoena as inquisition widens. Mrs. Rogers says he fled to Chicago for work and will not return. Witnesses testified on Crawford county prohibition enforcement. inquiry to resume in Topeka before Attorney General Griffith.
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Pittsburg
Kan
Dewey Rogers
Pittsburg -Ku Klux Klan
Peach Court
William A. Smith
Coal Miners to Strike in Anthracite Fields
Philadelphia August 27 A P The midnight appeal by Wilkes-Barre citizens urging resumption of scale negotiations will not delay planned suspension in the anthracite coal fields set for September 4. A scale sub committee will issue the actual cession after arranging maintenance in mines as talks with owners continue. technical questions have slowed maintenance discussions.
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Philadelphia
Associated, Press
Wilkes-Barre
John H. Uhl
City Debates West Hills Park Gift Offer
Lawrence city commissioners weigh funding for a thirteen acre West Hills park gift from S J Hunter and Sigma Nu. Donors demand improvements including a new roadway. budget decisions will determine acceptance or withdrawal today as the levy for next year is set.
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Lawrence
West Hills
S. J. Hunter
Sigma Nu Fraternity
Hunter
Atchison Topeka Santa Fe Income Jump in July 1925
Chicago Aug 27 Net railway operating income for July 1925 for the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe system was 4,724,386 dollars compared with 3,569,025 dollars in July 1924 an increase of 1,155,310 dollars. Railway operating revenues rose by 1,408,415 dollars over July 1924 while operating expenses reached 24,185,034 dollars. For seven months ending July 31 net railway operating incomes totaled 20,109,281 dollars, up 4,573,575 dollars from the same period last year.
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Chicago
A. P.I
Atchison, Topéka’ & Santa Fe
French fliers Tarascon and Coli plan Paris to New York flight
Lieutenant Paul Tarascon and Captain Coli announced to Raymond Oberg their intention to attempt the Paris to New York crossing between September 5 and 12. The Orteig prize offers $25,000 for the flight. Tarascon, at Louvre-Juzon, also spoke of a possible circumnavigation if successful, circling the globe via the American continent to the Pacific and returning by India.
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Petit Parisien
Paul Taraszon
Raymond Oberg
New York
Coli
Orteig
Louvre-Juzon
Tarascon
Pacific Ocean
France
India
Howard Still A Prisoner As Bandits Escape In China
Washington reports Minister MacMurray informed the state department that Chinese bandits who held Dr. Harvey J. Howard of the Peking Union Medical College escaped with him and are being pursued by Chinese troops. A telegram from Roger Greene said the bandits fled about fifty miles upriver in Kirin after being surrounded. Plus notes on Victor Scholz killed by a train near Jefferson City and sorority rush week members visiting the Chi Omega house.
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Associated’ Press
MacMurray
State Department
Peking
Harvey
J. Howard
Peking Union Medical College
Infant Objects To Be Being Disrobed At Fair Show
Gordon Ralph Kent, a 26 month old son of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Kent of Golony Kan, refused to disrobe during the Central States Fair baby show. Doctors and nurses spent about an hour examining other youngsters as he resisted, earning 30 points for irritability and resistance while health and proportions were noted as perfect. Examinations conclude tomorrow with ratings announced Saturday.
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Aurore
A. P
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W. R. Kent
Golony
Kan
Central States
Gordon
Wurses
Roadside Justice to Hand Out Quick Judgments
Wyandotte county motorists with multiple traffic violations face roadside tribunals starting next Sunday. Sheriff Daniel Maher says justices of the peace in township areas will hear cases on the Victory Highway and other busy concrete roads Sunday afternoon and night. The program was started last year but not continued this year.
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Kan
Eel
Associated Press
Wyandotte
Daniel Marher
Maher
Justices of the Peace
Victory Highway
PS Ee
Branea Tribesmen-Fleet With Flocks Before French Advance
French forces advance in the Branes region north of Taza capture Djebel Amesses, regain Dahar, routing Branes tribesmen as tanks spearhead the push. Chiefs and forces flee, consolidating gains in a sharp desert action observed in Fez.
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Fez
Branes
Taza
Djebel Amesses
Dahar
Convict Brown Robs Farmer Near Kanorado
John Brown escapee from the Kansas state penitentiary robs a farmer near Kanorado after vowing to kill deputies and rob the Kanorado bank. He warned the farmer not to notify authorities and cut telephone wires. Authorities pursue Brown across western Kansas Nebraska and into Colorado as bankers’ association joins the search.
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Colo
A. P
J. R. Roberson
Kanorado
John Brown
Kansas State Penitentiary
Kanorade
Brown
Ents
Kansas
Colorado
Leavenworth
W.H. Mackey
Kansas Penitentiary
Dundy County
Nebraska
Pacific Coast
Bankers Association
Seneca Indians Found Behind Independent Label
Washington August 27 The Smithsonian Bureau of American Ethnology announced that a tribe living in Oklahoma and Missouri once thought independent is actually Seneca. Ancestors left New York in the 1700s and migrated west, recruiting others. They ended up on reservations under interior department oversight and retain Seneca status despite mixed heritage. Most now are half breeds with largely forgotten customs and governance. Some have grown wealthy from jail royalties and radio parts.
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Bureau of American Ethnology
Smithsonian Institution
Ctlahoma
Missouri
New York
Department of the Interior
J. N
Bo Hewitt
Normal Institute Closes Tomorrow After Successful Week
The Douglas county normal institute at Memorial high school will end tomorrow after noon with a teachers conference at 2:30. About seventy five teachers have attended this week. County Superintendent O J Lane will distribute teachers supplies and announce truancy law reminders. Most county schools start Monday September 7 with some beginning Monday morning. Special lectures included Mrs Carrie Johnson on a grade school drainage system and Dr Charles Serrigo of the state tuberculosis association on tuberculosis. Lane urged dental inspections and continued attendance for ages seven to sixteen unless exempt.
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Douglas County Normal Institute
Memorial High
Normal Institute
Carrie Johnson
Charles Serrigo
State Tuberculosis Association
Misses Old Sounds At Kiwanis Meeting Fort Leavenworth Camp Vibe
Dr H L Chambers told Kiwanis at Wiedemann s about a Fort Leavenworth training camp visit this Tuesday noting the army vocabulary has been expurgated since 1918 while Rev Edward Hislop described a Rome mountains tour and Harold Ingham praised improvements in other states over four years. Lawrence club asked to stage a twenty minute feature at the district convention in Columbia Missouri October 9 10 with President Hoover s committee already at work.
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H. L. Chambers
Kiwanis
Wiedemann's
Dr. Chambers
Chambers
Edward Hislop
Rome
Harold Ingham
Kansas
Lawrence Club
Columbia
Hoover
Lb Esata
Freshmen Addresses Planned by University of Kansas Leader
Chancellor E H Lindley will deliver three orientation talks to freshmen during the first three weeks of the fall term at Fraser Hall. Last year’s talks were well received and attendance is required for all freshmen. The schedule lists September 7 24 and 21. ICTOR FARIS DIES TODAY.
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E. H. Lindley
University of Kansas
Lindley
Fraser Hall
Ictor Faris
Head of Hay Company Has Stroke Near Ottawa
Victor Faris sixty five or fifty five head of the Faris Hay Company with offices in Kansas City died this morning near Ottawa of apoplexy while en route from Kansas City to Williamsburg and Colony. He stopped at a home in southeast Ottawa and died on a terrace as R P Bridgens a purchasing agent of the Kansas City stock yards was with him. Faris was dead before medical aid arrived. John Louis Simons returns to Lawrence after Culver Summer Schools attendance. He was with Wolf Cub division in Culver camp focusing on military training nature study.
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Kan
Victor Faris
Faris Hay Company
Livestock Exchange
Kansas City
Williamsburg
Colony
Iola
Mr. Faris
John Louis Simons
Culver
Indiana
Lawrence
John Louis
Kansas Chamber of Commerce name changed
Kansas City Aug 27 The Kansas Chamber of Commerce name was adopted by the Kansas Association of Chambers of Commerce The change was approved by the executive committee to expand the group s work to industrial development on a state wide basis The organization formed last year to promote a state highway system was cited as a precedent for broader objectives
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Kan
A.P
Kansas Association of Chambers of Commerce
Kansas Chamber of Commerce
M. L. Breidenthal
Kansas welcomes 25 new faculty for fall at KU
Twenty five new faces join the University of Kansas faculty for the fall semester starting September 7, with most new hires in Liberal Arts and Sciences. Several current staff return after promotions or a year’s leave, including H B Chubb, J N Carman, and H P Smith.
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School of Liberal’ Arts
H. B. Chubb
J. N. Carman
Earl P. Carter
Zela E. Colvin
Howard K. Hughes
Inez C. Johnson
Oread High School
R. Se. Tsenberger
G. L. Knight
Fritz Kellerman
Karl Lehrherr
Lou L.labrant
Guy Lookabaugh
Karl Mattern
Milligan
Phillip Mechem
John H. Nelson
Verne Franklin Simons
L. P. Tupy
J., W. Twenty
R. H. Wheeler
G. J. Winger
Will Open Road Soon From Vinland to Baldwin
County engineer E. E. Trueblood announces the Vinland to Baldwin highway will open to public use in about a month. The Baldwin hill segment should finish by September 15, with grading and widening of the Lawrence Baldwin route ongoing. Traffic currently detours via the Dell road as crews clear hedges and smooth the old highway.
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Baldwin
Baldwin Hill
Lawrence-Baldwin
Lawrence
Lawrence- Baldwin
Trueblood
Maintenance Men Needed for County Roads Says Trueblood
E J Trueblood urged full time road and maintenance workers on all county roads noting country roads are often rough after rain and only once improved in good weather. He cited Indiana as having dirt roads kept nearly as smooth as pavement by constant maintenance workers. Mr and Mrs W D Lyons left on a motor trip to Osage County. Fuller Brushes. Phone 1711. Adv
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E. J. Trueblood
W. D. Lyons
Osage County
University of Kansas to Open Fall Term with New Registration Plan
Freshmen and upperclassmen will register on separate schedules for the first time. KU opens September 7 with psychology tests for new students on Friday. Underclass registrations begin Monday in the Central Administration basement while college enrollment occurs in Robinson Gymnasium. Regular classes start Thursday. Lawrence Business College also launching a large fall enrollment August 31 and September 7 with record early inquiries and enrollments.
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University of Kansas
University
Gagtral Administration
Robinson Ymmasi
Lawrence Business College
Schisal
Stu Lindley
Dents
KU Students' Hand Books Off Presé on Campus
University of Kansas hand book, known among upperclassmen as the freshman's Bible, issued by the U M and Y W C A, printed with a blue cover and crimson front, contains nearly two hundred pages of information for first year students and is being distributed on campus. Dies of Grief Over Husband in Independence Kansas August 27 Mrs Gert de Brown former resident here commits suicide. body sent to Tulsa for burial beside husband Curtis Brown who died a year ago. Fix City Levy Tonight. ordinance to set 1926 tax levy for Lawrence to be passed by City Commissioners at regular meeting tonight. Killed in Drill Accident. Peter J Carini, seaman second class from Chester Conn, dies in drill accident on Battleship Oklahoma en route from New Zealand to Samoa.
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U. M
Independence
Kan
Gert de Brown
Tulsa
Curtis Brown
City of
Lawrence
Washington
Peter J. Carini
Chester, Conn
Oklahoma
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