Conference debate on Dardanelles control plan outlined
Lausanne reports an Allied plan for international control of the Dardanelles and Bosporus with a neutralization option and a United States representation. Russia opposes the plan while Turkish delegates hint at shifting positions as talks resume Friday. Ambassador Child urges open seas for all nations in peacetime and wartime.
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Lausanne
Associated Press
Lord Curzon
Great Britain
Dardanella
Bosporus
United States
Turkey
Key
Black Sea
Richard Washburn Child
Joseph C. Grew
Tehitcherin
Russia
Ambassador Child
Straits
Bevon Keys ta Baldpate Legion Play Set for December 12
Mrs Arthur J Mix famed in Lawrence dramatic circles will headline the Easton News reporter role in the American Legion play Bevon Keys ta Baldpate to be staged at the oversock theatre December 12. She has notable local reputation and has aided in several high school productions after performing in eastern university drama.
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Bevon Keys
Ta’ Baldpate
American Legion
Oversock
Andy
Arthur J . Mix
Lawrence
Mix
Mary Norton
Easton News
Nes
Ideal Clothing Opens Mid-Season Sale Event Tomorrow
The Ideal Clothing store announces a big open tomorrow with an end of season sale at the start of the season. Mr. Galitz backs the merchandise with special opening day offers and stands behind all items. Probate Judge Men pa offices mentioned in the notice.
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Orting
Ideal Clothing Store
Galitz
La Follette Probes Packing Merger Action
The senate adopted Senator La Follette's resolution demanding full information from the secretary of agriculture on the Armour Morris packing merger. He said he will introduce a bill to restore the FTC's power to investigate packing industry conditions.
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Washington
Senate
la Follette
Wisconsin
Secretary of Agriculture
Armour and Morris
la Folette
Federal Trade Commission
Ireland Proclaims Free State as Commonwealth Nation
Dublin marks formal proclamation of its permanent parliament and cabinet for the Irish Free State. The day includes oath taking, election of a speaker and president, and selection of ceremonial ministers while Governor General Healy is sworn in.
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Dublin
Ireland
Irish Free State
Free
Healy
Civil Cases Listed for Trial in Lawrence Court
The district court opened with Nancy Shaw versus Brotherhood Accident Co for trial over a $1000 policy claim tied to her husband’s death while employed in North Lawrence. Emma Barker versus Dodds adjourned to 1:30 pm to allow witnesses. other docket items include Frank Hardesty versus Nearguard review, Aimee Perkins versus Citizens State Bank regarding note versus deed, and foreclosures and money suits involving Roberts Harmon Powell and Sheldon.
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Nancy Shaw
the Brotherhood Accident Co
Emma . Barker
Dodds
Hugh Means
Leif Nearguard
Revievin
Citizens State Bank
Byron N. Roberts
A. D. Harmon
F. M. Perkins
C. E. Powell
E. Sheldon
Sumetime
Dual Debate Friday at Oread High
Oread High School prepares for its first interscholastic debate Friday evening against two Vinland High teams. The resolution asks whether the Philippine Islands should have complete independence. Team Ciegart, Schwegler, Fearing with alternates Bair and Transue travels to Vinland. the negative includes Crews, Amos, Grubbs with Cowles and Gardiner as alternates, meeting Vinland’s affirmative at Oread Training Shoot.
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Oread High School
Vinland— High School
Philippine Islands
Iegart
Raymond Schwegler
Ane Fearing
Melvin Bair
John Transue
Vinland
Helen Crews
William Amos
Clarence Grubbs
Harriet Cowles
Nelson Gardiner
Oread
Light start for 1925 Douglas TB seal sale threatens clinics
Douglas county needs 1500 dollars by Saturday to sustain Lawrence tuberculosis clinics that have served hundreds. After two days only about 200 dollars has been raised, risking a halt to monthly expert lung diagnoses and continuing public health work.
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Lawrence
Douglas County
State Tuberculosis Association
Atate Tuberculosis, Association
Winter Grips Northwest As Cold Wave Spreads
The Northwest endures sub-zero temperatures as a belated winter advances southward. A 50 mile an hour wind hinders shipping across the upper lake region. North Dakota and Montana record the coldest readings with temperatures below six below zero. East central states show wide swings from one to fifty degrees, while Gulf states reach around four below to thirty six above at Dodge City Kansas.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Northwest
Southland
Texas
Great Central Valley
East Gulf Stakes
Lake
Upper Lake
Roberts
North Dakota
Montana
Harve
Williston
East Central States
Gulf ‘States
Devil's Lake
Wis
Dodge City
Kansas
Mrs Phillips Still At Liberty After Jail Escape
Los Angeles reports Mrs Cla ra Phillips, jailed for murder, remains at large more than 36 hours after escaping the Los Angeles county jail. Armour Phillips, her husband, is in technical custody as deputies extend the manhunt into southern California and Baja California ports.
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Los Angeles
Clara ‘Phillips
Alberta Meadows
Armour Phillips
Pegey Cuffee
Phillips
California
Hammer
Mexico
Ensenada
San Diego
San. Francisco
Tia Juana
Arizona
Calexico
Calif
Armour Lee Phillips
Frank Dewar
Community Needs Drive Lawrence Hotel Proposal
Chancellor EH H Lindley advocates a modern hotel in Lawrence to attract visitors and conventions, boost Kansas University ties, and strengthen community life. He argues Spokane's Davenport as a model and stresses a locally owned hotel to unite citizens and support Memorial campaign momentum.
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EH. H. Lindley
Lawrence
Kansas University
Manhattan
Patel A Suiesely Coit
Kansas
Spokane
Washington
Davenport
Inland Empire
Congressman Little Plans Stabilization of Bread and Wheat Prices
Washington dispatch reports Representative Little of Kansas introduced a bill to empower the agriculture secretary to buy and store wheat to stabilize prices for bread. It would create a Grain and Bread superintendent within the department and authorize sales at rule-based markets to favor the public, with price thresholds and regional sale considerations.
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Congressman Little
U. S
Washington
Secretary of Agriculture
Representative Little
Kansas
Department of, Agriculture
Minneapolis
Buffalo
Kansas City
Chicago
New York
Secretary ‘of Agriculture
Sec‘retary
Auxiliary Officers Elected for Legion Branch
Mex O C LeSuer was chosen head of the Women's Auxiliary of the American Legion for the coming year at last night’s meeting. Officers elected include C E Daniels as first vice president Ida Lyons as second vice president H K Creed as secretary Georgey Smith as financial secretary F C L Weed as treasurer C HH Ziesents as executive committee chair with L Reed and G E Merwine as members. Installation will occur soon and the program featured Marian Lawrence, Kyle Staats, Faye Miller and a piano solo by Piper. The group noted its cookie deliveries to disabled veterans in Leavenworth Hospitals. The meeting was held in the post hall.
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Mex
O. C. LeSuer
Women's Auxiliary of the American Legion
C. E. Daniels
Ida Lyons
H. K. Creed
George Y . Smith
F. C L. Weed
C. HH. Ziesents
L Reed
G. E. Merwine
Marian Lawrence
Kyle Staats
Faye Miller
Ise
Auxiliary of
Lawrence
Leavenworth
Kansas
Post Hall
Private party ban at U Club leads to club room closure
A petition signed by forty five University club members to rescind the board of governors omission allowing a private dance was refused. Consequently the club rooms downstairs will be closed Saturday night to members without invitations from the hosting group. The article also notes Dread High School girls forming a new club with officers including Bernice Tones, Agnes Ident, and Alice Addam Benander.
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U.club
University Club
Board of Governors
Dread High School
Girls of Dread High School
Bernice Ice Tones
Agnes Eiident
Alice Addam Benander
Educational Session Highlights American Idea in Education
Dr. Raymond A. Schwegler of the University of Kansas outlined the American ideal in education before Lawrence Rotary. Miss Blanche Smith spoke on physical education as a cornerstone of child development. a junior high chorus directed by Miss Vera Neely performed two numbers. Schwegler contrasted American and European aims, noting American schooling seeks both citizenship and individual development. Bee men sought pipeline work. contact G. E. Johnson at Bassett's lunch room at 6 am.
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Raymond A. Schwegler
University of Kansas
Rotary Club of
Lawrence
Maedemanvill Room
Sherrin R. Mote
Haskell
Dr. Schwegler
Blanche Smith
Vera Neely
Dortor Schwegier
America
Europe
Miss Smith
Maier and Pattison Concert Dazzles Lawrence Audiences
Lawrence listeners filled Robinson Gym and Auditorium for two events by Guy Maier and Lee Pattison. A children’s recital featured fairy tale stories and world journeys, followed by a two piano concert praised for flawless technique, distinct styles, and superb audience response.
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Guy Maier
Lee Pattison
Lawrence
Robinson Gymnasium
Mr. Maier
Persia
Puck
Toolerpants
Kang
Hfey
Mme Schumann-Heink Expected to Recover
Garden City physicians predicted the ultimate recovery of Mme. Schumann-Heink the noted contralto who is ill with bronchial pneumonia at her home. Her condition improved materially last night amid cautious expectations for full recovery.
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Garden City
Mme. Schumann-Heink
County Bridges and Road Work Progress in Douglas County
Douglas County roads are in good condition overall says County Engineer Trueblood. Only Baldwin-Lawrence road remains rough with graders smoothing it soon. Holtsomer Hill work widens the road and improves drainage while Stall Road is dragged and drained for winter. Three new bridges are under construction with Hyland bridge near Worden, Glatthour north of No. Six school, and Thacher bridge on Wakarusa near Lawrence all nearing completion.
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Douglas
Trueblood
Baldwin-Lawrence
Holfsomer Hill
Hyland
Worden
Glatt
No. Six
Thacher
Wakarusa
Lawrence
Hog Management Projects To Be Demonstrated In Douglas
County farm agent H C Colglazier reports Kansas State College extension hog specialist Professor C G Elling will visit Douglas on December 13 and 14. Elling will assist in organizing hog management projects, select top hogs, advise on sow care before and after farrowing, and review postweaning balanced rations. Demonstrations on butchering and pork curing will be shown, with limited farm visits available by request.
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H. C. Colgiazier
C. G. Elling
Kansas Agricultural College At
Manhattan
Douglas
County
Ellings
H. C. Colglazier
Professor Elling
Mr. Colglazier
Professor Eling
Professor Eiling
Professor Eliing
PLAN GOSPEL MEETINGS AT ARMORY IN NINTH AND RHODE ISLAND
Reverend Mrs Lienard of Nazarene church announces gospel meetings in the Armory Ninth and Rhode Island from December 10 to 17 inclusive with Dr Job Matthews of Kansas City in charge. Matthews, a renowned preacher, has led top Baptist pastorates in Omaha New York City and Boston and now holds evangelistic meetings across denominations drawing thousands to Christ each year. Lawrence will hear a brilliant orator and Christian gentleman. all Christian people are urged to feel at home and cooperate. Come hear a man who believes the Bible.
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Lienard
The
Nazarene Church
Armory
Ninth
Rhode Island
Job Matthews
Kansas City
Matthews
Baptist Church
Omaha
New York City
Boston
Lawrence
Phi Gemma Delta House Inspected by Phi Gamma Delta Leader
Lee A. Phillips vice-president of Pacific Mutual Life Insurance and Mrs. Phillips visited Lawrence to inspect the new Phi Gemma Delta house under construction near the university. They were joined by Mr. and Mrs. W. Y. Morgan of Hutchinson as they toured the site and discussed floor plans.
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New Phi
Lee A. Phillips
Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Company
Langley Field bomber collision kills four aboard in landing
Langley field, Virginia, reports a Martin bomber collided with an airplane during a landing. Major Gearhart of Kansas and Captain Doyle of Missouri led the formation. Four enlisted men died, and one crewman was fatally injured. The crash occurred as planes hovered and flames spread. an ambulance received the wounded. The War Department confirms the officers’ postings at Langley field.
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Newport News
Major Gearhart
Doyle
Langley Field
Martin
Sergesfit Marick
Poyates -Blanks Leon
Rolas
Mas Jordan
Thi Val Olas
Earth Co
Washin
War- Department
Guy L. Gearhart
Lea Kans
Benton Doyle
Royal Arch Election Elects Officers in Lawrence Chapter
At the annual meeting of the Lawrence chapter of Royal Arch Masons last evening Robert Eggert Jr was elected high priest. Paul A Langeykin and James I Glendenning were chosen as grand officers. W F March and Harry B Sparks were unanimously reelected treasurer and secretary. Appoint officers were announced with retiring high priest Skofstad ceasing service.
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Lawrence
R E. Arch Masons
Robert Eggert, Jr
Paul
A. Langeykin
James I Glendenning
Harry B. Sparks
Secretar
Appoin
Lawre
Skofstad Ce
Treasurer's Office Busy As Tax Statements Due May First
The county treasurer announced a busy period as May first tax statements approach. Taxpayers told to visit the treasurer’s office in person for reminders and to submit property descriptions, with mailed statements to follow within two weeks. Yesterday's tax collection totaled $7, SR 20.5.
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Settee
Tigers of France cheer lead officers at War College
Washington December 6 The dignity of the United States War College was shaken for a moment as major generals brigadiers colonels and officers massed on the front steps, shouting the Tiger of France. Emeraters delivered remarks before he went away.
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War College
Tiger of
France
Washington
States War College
Cnels
Jesser
Maio
Necnachiin
Mani
Rosteme
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G. E. Johnson
Bassett
Maier
Robinson Auditorium
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Duverney
Chabrier
Sessen
Mme
Schumann-Heink
Farm Bureau
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