President Wilson Contacts Congress With Cane In Hand
Washington December 6 President Wilson did not indicate he would address Congress in person but would send a message. He greeted the committee and the Blue Room reception in the White House with a cane in hand and walked briskly into the room. Members of Congress described the scene as he spoke and the delegation noted his pledge to communicate with Congress tomorrow.
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White House
Washington
Dee
Wilson
Congresa Real Corietet
Perean
Congress
Champ Clark
Andracvint
Ais
Lee Serater
Tite Peel
Eos
Tay
Arate Lodge
Underwood
Moses
Fardney and Clark
Penson
Pont Levens
Pynt
Lenoy
Robert Cecil
Delega
Union of South Africa
Virtueus & “ Ors
Remar
Argentina
City Paving Action Urged for North Side Connection
Chamber of Commerce directors urge immediate completion of the city paving project to connect Seventh Street with the highway and pave the approach to the Oak Hill cemetery road. A resolution by W. Simone recommends financing via a benefit district assessed on property benefited by the Union Pacific tracks crossing Seventh Street.
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Peck
Union Pacific
Chamber of Meree
Draerduendles
W. Simone
Hare Sarfaes
Severth Streets
Oak HE Cemetery
Local Woman Charged After Morning courthouse appearance
Mrs Myers faced a charge of brawling and assault after appearing before City Attorney Thiele with Miss Hughes present. The woman was released on a $100 bond for her police court appearance tomorrow.
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Tulu Meyers
Gesud
Thiele
Myers
Ling
Miss Hughes
Meyers
Discharging Firearms Arrest Report in City Limits
William Marihugh, a shoemaker with a shop near the West End tree, was arrested this morning for discharging firearms within the city limits. Two neighbors appeared in pall court and formally complained. He was released on a $50 bond.
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William Marihugh
Marihugh
West End
Pall Court
Weather Kasas Forecast Delays Rain Snow Cold Night
Rain or snow and colder tonight. Tuesday likely fair with rising temperatures. Temperatures chart shows 7 p.m. yesterday, 1 a.m. today, 2 p.m. today with varying maximum yesterday and minimum today.
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Kasas
Tatil Oe
Pleased at Decision on Church Minister Retention
A fragmented report describes church members content with retaining their minister despite internal debates. It notes discussions among vestry and officials, possible reversals, and hope that the decision will stabilize parish leadership and Sunday services.
Eles Memorial Held Yesterday
A memorial service was held yesterday for Eles with remarks from J. Ty Cohn and G. Wood-Hugo. Attendees included several local officials and community members, with musical accompaniment by Curt A. Trever and ceremonial exercises led by the service staff.
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Eles
Home quarantine placed on Jess Willard’s residence
Quarantine was placed on the home of former heavyweight champion Jess Willard to avoid interference with the Dempsey Brennan fight outcome. Willard remains at home away from his children who are treated for diphtheria. His trainer Ray Archer and his business manager left Lawrence. Willard’s location and actions are limited for safety.
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Jess Willard
Dempsey-Brennan
Harding Given Round of Cheers in Turbulent Senate
Washington. The third and final session of the era saw President-elect Harding greeted by cheers as he took a seat in the Senate chamber. The Senate met briefly, with a short turbulent session before adjourning after a routine day in the chamber.
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Harding
Senate
House
President-Elect Presses for Unity in Washington
President-elect faced questions on cooperation and policy as he spoke to an ovation in Washington. The White House transition and party leadership uncertainties were noted, with references to Harding and cabinet decisions shaping the new administration’s early moves.
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Wes Red
Harding
Umbi
Ie Stovernmy Pnt
PRACTICA SHOOTING ARET PRACTICE AT UNIVERSITY
Daily practice at the University on the third floor Administration Building from 12:30 to 1:00. Men train on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays while the women’s team uses Tuesdays Thursdays. Two university teams will be formed for outside competition under Majc Beistiek. The first event will be the men versus women clash when work finishes. Plan New Pan-Hellenic aims discussed at Phi Chi House to form a council among professional and honorary fraternities to promote welfare and standards. Fourteen Junior High meetings noted among schools and associations. The Junior High Parent Teachers Association holds its regular monthly meeting Thursday afternoon with Dr E A Edwards scheduled to speak.
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Aret
Pire Sharks
Mennen
Frid
Rhysy
Comprhoe
Majc Beistiek
Wepens
Phi Chihouse Yee B
E. A. Edwards
Recovery Is Rapid After Operation For Appendicitis
Erna Tischer shows steady improvement after last week's appendicitis operation. She is now nourished and progressing well. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kennedy returned from Kansas City where they visited sister Mrs. C. E. Kimpton of the County Club district. Mrs. W. A. Stuart and Mrs. Tom Harley also spent the day in Kansas City. Welch Welch, Chiropractors.
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Erna Tischer
SSS
Fred Kennedy
Kansas City
C. E. Kimpton
County Club District
W. A. Stuart
Tom Harley
Warren Wood
House Democrat Johnson Pushes Two Year Immigration Ban
In Washington on December 6 the House Immigration Committee favorably reported the Johnson bill prohibiting immigration into the United States for two years. The measure would suspend entry and grant preference to existing residents, with Johnson saying the bill aims to address perceived dangers and regulate newcomers.
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Bush Immigration
Billington
United States
House
Coarman Johnson
Wittve
Armenian Student Hears Of Tragedy In Deportation
An Armenian student reflects on a tragedy linked to a mother's persecution amid deportation, recounting the emotional impact and seeking to understand the events shaping their community.
Missing Father Described In Armenian Refugee Letter
A family reports a missing father who vanished after a trip to a park near the river. The East Relief agency has been unable to locate him, leaving the sister and younger brother in an American orphanage while the mother remains in Turkey.
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Oscar Maumiscon
Gable
Vorpoot
Armenia
United States
Ueachy
Tie Sya
Near East Holiday Meeting Drafts staffing and relief efforts
A fragmented report describes a ministerial meeting and plans for aid in the Near East. It mentions Rev. Frank Jen Boyer and others discussing appointive steps, protests and relief work amid a tense humanitarian situation.
Shriners Gather Here Tomorrow for Dinner and Parades
Shriners from Emporia Ottumwa and Baldwin will dine at the Masonry temple in Lawrence. Lawrence Shrine Club plans a parade to the Union Pacific station after the dinner and several members will travel to Leavenworth for the Abdallah meeting. County executive John M. Robertson named new Boy Scouts master at the YMCA.
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Emporia
Ottawai
Baldwin
Holliday
Shriners and Lawrence Club
Lawrence
Union Pacific
Othio
Space Station
Lawrence Shriners
Keenworth
Abdallah
Emnoria
Boy Scouts of
Tan Gilmer
John M. Robertson
Come Back Tino: Greek Voters Demand Returns on Aid
Greek adherents of Constantine rally as protests over financial aid for exiled king swirl through Greer. Report notes calls for royal restoration and opposition claims over the plebiscite plan and government payments linger in the public discourse.
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Constantine Ifserh
Greece
Ionote
Kari Granville
Sritieh
Tentiae
Tritain
France
Government Wins Antitrust Suit Against Lehigh Valley Company
The court ruled the Lehigh Conk Salt Company violated the anti trust laws by monopolistic acts. The government sought redistribution of stock and structural remedies to restore competition. MeReynotia and associates had no participation in the case outcome.
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Pvinkitian
Claus
Lehigh Conk Sal
Steech
Lehigh Valley Company
Reyuekis
Unclear fragments hint at hospital scene and named individuals
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a hospital setting with various names and actions about washing out and a series of jumbled phrases. No coherent events or dates emerge. unable to identify a clear news item.
Trinity Brotherhood Regular Meeting Reported
Trinity Brotherhood will hold its regular meeting in the parish on Tuesday December 7 with Supe r 4 for Chubh speaking on new governments in Ea North Ceratin. A list of treasurys staff and positions is noted, with members including Fou S and Albert Rathhond. The lead event is the Kappa Siema gathering with Ace 4, Prissis, and Delta mas taking multiple places from fourth to fifth.
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Trinity Brotherhood
Ceratin
Igy
Treaauy
Vaccord
Fou S
Albert Rathhond
Kappa Siema
Aloha
Ersifandion
Prissis
Delta Mas
Des Moines Visitor Explains Kansas Court Methods
Governor Ben J. Alter of i DoKS spoke at the Chamber of Commerce here at noon describing the court in Kansas and its actions. T. J. Sweeney and L. N. Lewis were in Kansas City on business for the day.
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Kansas City
FE. H. Lindley
Kansas-Oklahoma and Missouri
Men’s Association
Des Moines
Ben J. Alter
Chamber of Commerce
Kansas
T. J. Sweeney
L. N. Lewis v
Pennsylvania Academy Prize Awarded to University Artist
John I. Frazier, professor at the University, won the Philadelphia water color prize of 200 dollars in the eighteenth annual water color exhibition. The award honors the American artist showing the strongest water colors. The exhibition featured works by noted painters and was held at the Schau Pine Arts building in Provincetown, with staff and students participating in the event.
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Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts
John I. Frazier
University of I Xfi
Othe
Phi Ca
Philadelph
Practer Con
League Changes to a Committee in Argentina Crisis
Reports from Geneva in December describe Argentina invoking procedural tactical moves to resist league commitments. Delegates debate whether Argentina’s actions undermine collective faith in the league while urging restraint and adherence to agreed terms.
County Agent Plans Busy Week For Farm Bureau Campaign
County Agent Mr Smith leads a busy week visiting communities to enroll volunteers for the farm bureau canvass. He will hold meetings across the county, secure solicitors, and present farm project plans. Wednesday includes a gopher demonstration at Jo Mo Cummings farm near Eudora and a driver recruitment drive in Big Springs.
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Farm Bureau
Yoho Dore
Enim Youlay
Worden
Pregeant Crave
Jackie Acyurse
Dieta i
Gio Te Clinton
Rab
Ciobe
ML Stanwix
Venterre
State and Nation Farm Bureau
Mr. Smith
Big Springs
Jo Mo Cummings
Eudora
Bairview
Ute
Umm Bureau
California Mob Storms Jail in Bay Area Shootout
A mob in California stormed a jail as sheriffs and ten detectives faced gunfire during a tense pursuit linked to a series of assaults on young women in San Francisco. Four suspects were taken into custody amid the chaos, with officers exchanging fire and several wounded.
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Saint Rosa
Deo
San Fransisco
San Francisco
Boyd
Jackson
Reyd
State Auditor Knapp Recommends Cuts in KU Budget
State Auditor F W Knapp urges reductions in the University of Kansas and State Agricultural College budgets for the next two years. He trims the total educational appropriation from 10,376,000 to 6,576,000, rejects the entire University of Kansas Rosedale medical building request of 400,000, but approves partial funding for heating, library, cafeteria equipment, and engineering additions. He favors 25 percent salary increases and notes that total requests are about 6,250,000 higher than the trimmed plan while arguing for necessary repairs and growth amid debated timing for new buildings.
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State Board of Administration
University of Kansas
F. W.knapp
Knapp
University
State Agricultural College
Topeka
University School of Mudicine
Rosedale
Ono
Mrs Hyde Granted Divorce and Custody Battle Ends
An absolute decree from Dr B Grover Joyce special judge grants Mrs Hyde divorce and custody of two children B Clark Hyde aged six and Frances five. The decree bars Dr Hyde from visiting the children. Attending lawyers included Ruth Rice and W A Clayton of Berkeley California.
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B. Grover Joyce
B. Clark Hyde
Frances
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