US declines restricted inquiry into Germany finances
Washington informs James A. Logan that the United States will not join the five committee inquiry on Germany finances despite reparations commission requests. Paris reports say Britain France and Italy favor US participation for balance and financial input in Germany's repayment capacity.
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Washington
Associated Press
Germany
James A. Logan
Reparations Commission
Pari
Logan
State’ Department
Paris
Bec. 1
United States
Poincare
Hughes
France
Cri
Imal Y
M. Poincare
Periean
England
Riots near Wiesbaden and civil action in Palatinate
Reports from Mayence and Biebrich describe rioting that killed six and wounded others, prompting allied high command to take over civil administration and French troops to disarm local police. Separatist movement grows in the Palatinate amid unrest and proclamations.
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Mayence
Germany
Biebrich
Wiesbaden
Rcal
The
Palatinate
Weather outlook for week beginning December in Midwest
The outlook for the week starting Monday covers the Upper Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys with considerable cloudiness and occasional snow or rain. Colder first week with alternating temperatures thereafter.
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Washington
Mississippi
Missouri
Gillett Endorsed as Speaker Amid Progressive Clash
The Republican conference chose Gillett for speaker over Progressive opposition. Cooper of Wisconsin led a contrasting nomination, while Longworth of Ohio was named party floor leader. Progressive bloc members argued against binding action and demanded assurances before participating in proceedings.
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Washington
Dee. I
Tillett
House
Republicans
Gillett
Cooper
Wisconsin
Madden
Ilinois
Little
Kansas
Attur
Fox
Brown
Kahn
California
Rei
Hinds
Minds
Longworth
Ohio
Nyes
Progressive’ Bloc
New House
Sidlett
Anderson
Minnesota
Progressive Bloc
Senate party slate set after Lodge leads mass meeting
All members of the senate progressive bloc absented themselves from the Republican conference. Lodge of Massachusetts was chosen leader with Cum ming staying as president pro tem. Curtis of Kansas re elected vice chairman and Wadsworth of New York secretary. Sanderson Barry and Rev Dr Mui named to key posts. Several progressives including La Follette Norris Brookhart Frazier and Ladd were absent. Borah and six others also were not present.
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Washington
Senate Progressive Bloc
Republican Senate
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Senate
Cumming
Town
Curtis
Kansas
Wadsworth
New York
Lodge
Geo. A. Sanderson
David $. Barry
J. J. Mui
LaFollette
Wisconsin
Norris
Neb
Brookhart
Iowa
Frazier
North Dakotas
Ladd
North Dakota
Borah
Idaho
Lone Star C P A Initiation At No 6 School House
Twenty five candidates were initiated into the Lone Star C P A at No 6 school house. Sixty of ten hive signed up for work. not all present. Miss Ethel Kindred pupils provided a program and an oyster supper followed. The school house was packed for the affair. County roads slick from melting snow made travel to Lawrence afternoon difficult. A Toronto man duo was injured when a Santa Fe train struck their car near Toronto at 10:30 this morning.
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C. Pla
Lone Star C. P. A
Hive
Lone Star G. P. A
Ethel Kindred
Lawrence
Toronto
Chanute
Kan
Ralph Weigan
Milton Jameson
Kansas
Weigan
Temperature Drop Forecast For Kansas City Tonight
A sharp 22 degree temperature drop is forecast for Kansas City and area with possible light rain or snow. Weather observer P. Connor says precipitation will be light and the cold spell will push temperatures near or below freezing tomorrow. The coldest reading last night was 44 degrees.
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Kansas City
Duc
P.connor
Federal
Connor
White Off Board Second Bond Issue Advertised for Thirty Days
Major Carl R. White retires as director of the Kansas bonus department as state enters last month for filing claims. About 8,000 to 9,000 claims remain to be examined and verified with war records. Warrants total around 11,000 monthly, with distribution to continue until the original 23 million dollar appropriation for bonus payments is exhausted. The second bond issue must be advertised for ythree days by law, to determine if the full 7 million will be issued, dependent on December claims and a Supreme Court ruling on service cutoff June 30, 1919.
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Topeka
Kans
Associated Press
Carl R. White
Kansas Bonus Department
Bonus
Rds
Adjpun~eral
Bonus. Comnon
War Department
White
Bonus Department
Supreme Court
New Cabinet in Berlin Faces Confidence Test
Berlin reports the new cabinet under Wilhelm Marx is expected to face confidence votes in the Reichstag when it convenes next Tuesday. Critics call the cabinet similar to Stresemann’s, questioning the week of turmoil over its formation.
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Reichstag
Berlin
Wilhelm Marx
Lokal
Anzeiger
Thisewspaper
Marx
Stresemann
Deutsche Allgeneine Zeitung
Hugo Stinnes
Dr. Stresemann
Quantico Marines
Washington
Third Army Corns
Army
Jins- Goettge
Marines
Ryckman
Henry
Progress Report on Hotel Project and Chamber Meeting
Chamber of Commerce committees will report at the weekly meeting Tuesday at 6 30 PM to accommodate members, with no out of town speaker and a noon luncheon for those unable to attend. The hotel project progress and election dates for the Chamber will be announced, along with Santa Claus plans and a county fair committee. members are urged to vote on constitutional amendments.
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Chamber of Commerce
van Bruner
Gilce
Santa Claus
Lawrence
Chamber of Commerce Committee
Slack Work at Arsenal Demands Keep Arsenals Open
Secretary Weeks told a Pennsylvania delegation led by Senator Pepper that army work at Frankford Arsenal had fallen with reduced force and activity. He said the department aims to keep arsenals operating to avoid further layoffs, within policy.
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Washington
Weeks
Pepper
Pen Vaniaito
War Department
Frankford Arsenal
Mir
Department
Suit concluded in district court over partition of property
In district court Judge Wentorif in Leavenworth took the case under advisement after hearing evidence in Mrs Grace Black versus Mrs Gertrude Bain et al over division of Charles Black's property among his children and Grace Black. A second witness will be secured later.
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Grace
Tourists See Vesvius Eruptions At Night In Naples
Visitors from America flock to Mount Vesuvius as a slight eruption draws interest in Naples. Tourists approach the crater closely while the glowing summit belts fire and rocks fall, with detonations heard. Professor Malladra, director of the Vesuvian Observatory, links the activity to Etna’s recent eruption sequence.
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Naples
Italy
Mount
Vesuvius
Malladra
Vesuman’ Observatory
Conti
Mount Etna
Scott Trial Focuses on Arlene Scott Testimony
Hearings in Mound City reveal Wilma Strahl testimony about Arlene Scott visiting J Ellison Scott nightly. Leona Rogers recounts a May trip with Arlene and the couple as they searched for teaching jobs. Sheriff Ellington testifies Arlene confessed improper relations with her uncle after J Ellison Scott’s arrest.
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Mound City
Kari
Dee
Arlene Scott
Elenore Scott
Tacygne Nast
J. Ellison Scott
Charles-Carnagey Thame
Willma Strahl
Wilma Strahl
Aul
iGurnagey
J. Ellison
Scott
Curnagey
James
Bowman
Kansas City
Jonah Halt
Ainatt
Miss Scott
J. Rilisor Scott
Mikei
Increased train service sought for Lawrence passengers
Chancellor Lindley and Clyde Reed led a Kansas delegation to Omaha to press Union Pacific to allow Rock Island passenger service to Lawrence. The plan would use Rock Island trains to bring riders from non competing points to campus area, boosting transport for hundreds of KU students and increasing regional rail competition. Talks with Union Pacific and Rock Island officials followed earlier discussions in Kansas City, with no final decision yet and hearings anticipated.
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T. H. Lindley
University of Kansas
Clyde M. Reed
Kansas Public Futilities Commission
Omaha
Union Pacific
Rock Island
Lawrence
Kansas City
Topeka
University
Public Utilities Company
Tauwrence
University, City and Utilities Commission
Walter Thiele
Burdick
Unifly
Public Utes Commission of Kansas
Qvith T
Union Facific
Rack Island
E. H. Lindley
Farmer Eder Drowns Self at Abandoned Well Near Eudora
Joseph Eder a 50 year old farmer killed himself by leaping head first into an abandoned well beside a brick schoolhouse one mile east of Eudora. He had been missing since morning while his illness and financial worries are cited as motives. His body was found by a local boy after the noon hour. He leaves a widow and eight children.
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Joseph Eder
Eudora
Der
Eder
Ater
Peter Neil
Eider
Fader
Waived Extradition in Lawrence Murder Case
Deputy Sheriff Ralph Lawrence expects to return Monday from San Diego with Kenneth Sullivan of Lawrence. Sullivan waived extradition after arrest in San Diego in the Roy McNutt murder case. Albert Gentry of Lawrence, held since late August, is jointly charged with Sullivan. Homecoming lights along Massachusetts Street will illuminate tonight and tomorrow in honor of Hi-V delegates at the state conference. E. S. Weatherby and W. T. Johnson attended the Missouri Valley Commercial Teachers association meeting in Kansas City. Prof. R. C. Moore spoke at the University Club about his Colorado river canyon trip.
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Cordit
Joseph
Savannah
Emaia Condit
Tanga
Ralph “Lawrence
San Diego
Cal
Kenneth Sullivan
Lawrence
Roy McNutt
Sullivan
Albert Gentry
Sunllivan
Srecia
Massachusetts Street
Court House
Sixth Street
E. S. Weatherby
Lawrence Business
Colege
W. T. Johnson
Haskell Institute
Missouri Valley Commercial Teachers Association
Kansas City
Salon NS
R. C. Moore
Colorado River
University
Governor Denies Two Paroles in Murder and Arson Case
Topeka reports Governor Jonathan M. Davis denied parole for George Cruse convicted of second degree murder in Wichita and for O N Himelburger found guilty of arson in the fourth degree at Topeka. Cruse allegedly murdered his wife while Himelburger hired his hay barn fire to collect insurance.
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Topeka
Kan
Jonathan M. Davis
George Cruse
Wichita
O. N. Himelburger
Cruse
Himelburger
Protests to West Side Highway Paving Plan Set for Tuesday
County and city commissions will hold a joint hearing Tuesday at the county clerk office to hear protests and written objections to the Morgan Place funded paving project. Final action will be taken that day. The plan would pave the road from Eleventh and Missouri to the campus and back to University road, with costs paid by ten assessments on Morgan Place. The University would cover thirty five percent up to eight thousand dollars.
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Morgan Place
Eleventh
Missouri Streets
University Campus
University Road
Stampus. Ui
Nake
University
Copper Drives Arizona Prosperity Says Industry Leader
In Tucson P G Spilsbury president of the Arizona Industrial Congress links Ruhr events to Arizona trade noting copper as the state's prosperity backbone Germany’s prewar copper imports reached 333 million pounds annually with postwar maximum around 466 million pounds, while New France blocks German exports reducing purchases.
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Tucson
Arizona
Associated Press
Ruhr
P. G. Spilsbury
Arizona Industrial Congress
New France
Germany
Liberty Bell Visible Year Round at Independence Hall
Philadelphia plans to display the Liberty Bell continuously with a Georgian wrought iron rear portal grill open to view at all times and floodlight illumination at night. Wilfred Jordan, Independence Hall curator, leads the proposal to keep the bell visible day and night year round, previously hidden by closed hours.
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Philadelphia
Associated Press
Wilfred Jordan
Independence Hall
Enrollment Up In Philippine Public Schools This Year
Enrollment in Philippine public schools rises by 43,265 from last year. Total students reach 713,314 in primary courses and 131,358 in intermediate courses. Mindanao and Sulu sum 41,144. Gena leads with 60,514. Manila has 52,283. Batanes records 54 students. Professor H C Chubb to speak on Police Powers at the Lawrence Forum December 2.
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Manila
Associated Press
Philippines
Bureau of Education
Gena
Mindanao
Sulu
Batanes
Lodgings for convention crowd in Lawrence
Delegates to the Older Boys Conference at the University poured into Lawrence with 892 Hi-Y boys registered by noon. Despite room last minute confusion, all delegates were housed and cared for tonight. Morning group conferences, campus tour, and a Haskell Institute banquet preceded an evening program featuring Indian music, speeches, and a United Front address. Tomorrow morning closes with a high school program. Thirty two November marriages and a divorce suit also appear.
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Lawrence
Frazer Hall
Robinson, Gymnasium
Srelack
Haskell Institute
Haskell
Orcchestra
A. Melovichoff
Oval
Eli Wamego
H. 8. Peakrs
Saxophone Selo
EE Smith
Chilocco
G. E. E. Lindquist
Isaac Greyearth
Flandreau
D. Men’s Chorus
Hugo T. Wedell
Chanute
N. W. Benning
W. P. Behan
Harrison Ray Anderson
Wichita
Harry Boneee
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Paul Weeks
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