Coolidge Sees No More Reductions in Budget Plan
President Coolidge told Congress the minimum cost of running the government has nearly been reached with only gradual growth ahead. A surplus of 9303 million is projected for the next fiscal year, while efforts at economy continue. He urged maintaining air service and enforcing prohibition, and noted a 325 million tax cut bill faces House debate with criticisms over exemptions and surtax rates.
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Washington
Coolidge
Congress
Conlidge
Cnr
Beth
Rainer
Cones Iitee
Ile
Hawley
Gregan
Rainey
House
Mellon
Kansas bank deposits fall in state report
Deniseits in Kansas national banks declined by 3.207 million through June 30 and September 28 per W Bowman secretary of the state bankers association. The report shows total deposits at 207,721,000, loans and discounts down 416,000 to 127,988,006 with undivided profits rising from 21.408 million to 17.60.
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Topeka
Kan
Denisits
Kansas
W. Bowman
Peas Bankers Asssociation
Kansas Forecast Says Tonight and Thursday暖
Weather summary notes mostly fair conditions with clear roads in key cities including Pittsburg Ottawa Emporia Hutchinson Salina Arkansas City Wichita Topeka. Temperature readings show a low near minus 45 and today’s noon reading around minus 0 with yesterday’s high not specified.
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Kansas
Prosecution Fails to Cite Winged Defense Authorship
Washington hears the army court martial over Colonel William Mitchell’s Winged Defense. Major Allen Gullion sought to prove passages cribbed or enriched, calling Captain Thomas Hart to testify, but the court declined to open that controversy. Representative Frank Reid defended Mitchell against the claimed false statements as a witness.
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Washington
Partnel
William Mitchell
Army
Nian
Allen Gullion
Thomas C. Hart
Navy
Mitchell
Major Gallion
Frank R. Reid
Gullion
Ial Jane
War and Navy Departments
Hart
Taci Coast
Old crank-case oil may be reclaimed for reuse
May use steam washing with washing powder to reclaim used crankcase oil at under five cents a gallon. Dr C D Miller of Alabama Polytechnic Institute reports that oil does not wear out and can yield about three quarts of usable oil from four quarts in a crankcase after cleansing, with practical use to be determined.
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Auburn
Ala
C.D. Miller
Agricultural Engineering
Agricultural College
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
Miller
Miler
Popular Fox Hounds and Women Masters in England
Tiverton reports fox hunting thriving with eleven women masters of fox hounds and eighteen women honorary secretaries. Kathleen Styles leads a renowned West Kent pack favored by Prince Henry. Princess Mary and the Duchess of Urak joined chases. Lady Jean Douglas Hamilton often hunts then attends theatre or balls. In Muscle Shoals news, a joint resolution proposes a congressional committee to negotiate a private lease, per President Coolidge's message. Dr Albright the chiropractor is mentioned.
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Tiverton
England
Beagles
Princess Mary
Duchess of Urak
Jean Douglas Hamilton
London
Muscle Shoals
Washington
Coolidce
Madden
Iinois
Joint Congressional Committee
Fails to Beat Wife in Checkers and Hangs Self
William Kahler of Homestead, Pennsylvania, killed himself after losing to his wife at checkers for two hours. He reportedly threw the board, locked himself in the bathroom, and hanged himself when neighbors and his wife could not rouse him.
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Pitttsburgh
William Kahler
Homestead
Kahler
Pouring Concrete Marks Start on Haskell Stadium Work
Concrete begins on Haskell's 200,600 stadium with south side forms complete and track largely finished. Foremen expect both stadium sides ready by June if weather holds, with dedication set for October 31, 1926 when Indians host Bucknell.
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Haskell
Hanley
Indians
Bucknell
United States invited to arms meeting amid Syrian mandate dispute
Geneva dispatch reports England and France reached a framework on wartime mutual aid for the international disarmament conference. An expected invitation for American participation remains possible. Isham Gey urged the League to act against alleged French misuse of the Syrian mandate and asked for a commission of inquiry. He pressed for French abandonment of the mandate and greater Syrian autonomy while preserving some French financial control. He also demanded end to French military actions in Druse territory and in the Lebanon.
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Geneva
England
France
Coolidge
Washington
League of Nations Council
Syria
Druse
Rene
Lebanon
Classical studies prove popular in colleges and schools
Urbana Illinois December 9 A P I Greek and Latin may be dead languages but they show vigor resisting moves to drop them from college curricula. Reports from distant regions show a steady rise in enrollments in secondary schools and colleges. An urgent call for classical teachers accompanies a shortage of qualified instructors. Last year the demand could not be met in New York Missouri Texas Indiana Iowa Illinois and Ohio.
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Urbana
Ill
A.P
H. ¥. Canter
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
University of Ilinois
Canter
New York
Missouri
Texas
Indiana
Iowa
Illinois
Ohio
Old Santa to Be Here in Lawrence Saturday
Children of Lawrence will meet Santa Claus in person this Saturday afternoon as he plans a visit arranged through local business leaders. The exact arrival time is unknown. if weather cooperates he may come by auto and by sleigh if snow falls. Santa will listen to each child’s Christmas wishes and record addresses to ensure proper deliveries. Small Christmas keepsakes will be handed out, and he may return before Christmas if the children show him proper respect during the first visit.
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Lawrence
Santa Claus
Santa
Chicago plans world fair for 34 or 37
Chicago planners outline a waterfront world’s fair along a ten mile parkway, set for 1934 or 1937 to mark village incorporation and city charter anniversaries. The aims are a grand centennial exposition and the completion of a $150 million city beautiful program now under way.
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Chicago
A. P.J
Pointo Pines Addition Discussed by City Planning Commission
The Lawrence City Planning Commission discussed adding Point o Pines west of Missouri Street between Tenth and Eleventh to the city. Olin Templin owns the tract with a detailed plat and planned streets linking El eventh and Arkansas and near West Hills road to Michigan Street. The commission referred the application to a committee for review at the January 11 meeting while also tackling the zoning ordinance nearing completion.
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Lawrence
Lawrence Ci Planning Commission
Planning Compassion
Missouri Street
Tenth
Eleventh Streets
Point O' Pines
Olin Templin
Eleventh Street
Arkansas Street
West Hills
Michigan Street
Ae Arnold
George Kirchhoff
N. Lewis
Will Play On Coast by Wandering Haskell Indians
Wandering Haskell Institute football team will board Monday for a second Pacific coast invasion this season. Head Coach Dick Hanley announced a contract for a game with the Los Angeles Athletic Club on Saturday December 19 on the club’s field. Hanley plans two daily workouts before departure and notes the squad had partially disbanded for the year with some players returning home.
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Haskell Institute
Gnllman
Pacific Coast
Dick Manley
Redskin
Los Angeles Athletic Club
Hanley
West
Hanley Exentire
Dramatic club to stage The Ticket of Leave Man
The K I D dramatic club will present The Ticket of Leave Man on December 14 and 15 in Ford’s theater style, recreating the 1860 production with new costumes and scenery, old fashioned programs, and ushers dressed in period attire. Tickets go on sale December 10 at Rowlands Bookstore and reservations can be made there or at the Bowersock theater on December 11 and 12. One performance each night at 8 15.
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Berlin
Tamaar Karsavina
London
New York
Si Karsavina
K. U. Club
K. I
Dramatic Club
Ford
Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Cable
Tom Taylor
Allen Crafton
University Department of Dramatic Art
Rowlands
Bowersock
Ance
City to pick new streets and utilities commissioner
Lawrence city commissioners weigh a vacancy to fill late W W Cleland's seat on the streets and public utilities board. About twenty names circulate with Tom Constant among candidates. others include Spalding Arnold Tetmore Holmes Simmonds Birch Gaskill Daugherty Richardson Ow ens Broeker and others. If the two commissioners fail to agree the city attorney casts the deciding vote. the appointee will serve Cleland's term ending next spring.
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Lawrence
City Commission
Tommy Constant
W. ER. Spalding
Ed Arnold
TH. A. Tetmore
C. B. Holmes
Ted Simmonds
John Birch
Terry Gaskill
CG. H. Daugherty
F. Arnold
W. A. Gourtney
Fred Richardson
August Dahlere
Charles Owens
Herman Broeker
Ed Ander
Bus Rates to Rise After Middle States Fare Review
Middle States Transit Co faces receivership and may end operations shortening service. Immediate December rates stay in place due to a Public Service Commission ruling, but a rise is expected around year start. Inter State Lines Co may announce a separate fare adjustment as Middle States exits the field.
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Middle States
Public Service Commission
Middle States Transit Company
Inter State Lines Co
Lost Jewel At Vanderbuilt Tea In New York
New York society woman Mrs Tobin Clark reports a $10,000 necklace vanished during a tea at Mrs William K Van derbuilt Jr s Fifth Avenue home on November 21. Police and detectives searched the house and found no trace. Mrs Clark declined to discuss the loss and referred reporters to her attorney Frank L Polk.
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New York
Tobin Clark
William K. Vanderbuilt, Jr
Fifth Avenue
Thomas Cable Heads KK U Club at All-University Convocation
Will Boost K U Thomas Cable was elected president of the KK U Douglas county club at the All-University convocation held this morning for organizing clubs statewide. Other officers chosen were Elizabeth Walker vice president and Dorothy Grege secretary treasurer. Nearly all counties formed clubs and plans were made for the coming year including placing an airplane view of the University campus in high schools.
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Thomas Cable
KK. U. Douglas
Ail-University
Elizabeth, Walker
Dorothy Grege
Wichita
Kansas City
Independence
J. Joseph
Missouri
Oklahoma
Colorado
Pope Pius Urges Catholic Modesty in Dress
Pope Pius, addressing the International Union of Catholic Women’s Leagues in Vatican City, vows to push a campaign against immodest dress among women. He urges educators to teach Christian modesty at any cost and to ensure Catholic institutions set the example from early childhood.
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Rome
Dec. S
A. P
Pius
International Union of Catholic Women’s Leagues
Vatican
Chris‘Wiant
Naris
Taxes Hold the Stage in Congress Budget Debates
Washington dispatch reports tax policy takes center stage as Congress debates the annual budget. President Coolidge’s fiscal plan totals 160 million for current year while Senate organizes after summer recess. Interior and Post Office funding bills near completion for next week. Laura Potts fined 5 for assaulting Leona Murray in justice court after dispute over comments. Count Hoogstraeten plans to sue for separation claiming wife deprives him of visitation and custody of their baby. A. P. Owen reports a blue livercoat was stolen last night.
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Washington
A. Pj
Congressional
House
Coolidge
Senate
Capitol
New York
Dee
A.P
Count Ludwig Salmon Hoogstraeten
Governor Wood Pushes Philippine Athletic Growth
Governor General Leonard Wood urges broad athletic enlistment across government and private groups to source Philippine representatives for international contests. He cites US Army and Navy, Philippine constabulary, Manila police, and government bureau employees, aiming for training ahead of the 1927 Peking Far Eastern Olympic Games.
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Leonard Wood
Islands
Manila
A. P
United States Army and Navy
Philippine Constabulary
Peking
Choral Union Announces New Committees at Meeting
At Memorial High School last evening the Choral Union outlined new committee members for attendance, membership, and deputized roles. Ray Q. Brewater, president, announced officers and names for each committee, with meetings planned after vacation and renewal on January fifth.
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Choral Union
Memorial High School
Requls
J. BR. Helier
Claud Scott
O G. Mitchell
Louise Miller
Ke Kesler
iHenry Asher
C. Wasson
Wilbur | Tine
Marcia Baty
M MO
Bruner
Henry Albych
J. S. Stover
HeSier
Unicy
Tanaka Ee
Highway Reports On Route From St Joseph To Fort Worth
Floyd Elliott of Tola and manager of the Red Star highway from St Joseph Missouri to St Worth Texas inspected the route in Lawrence. He said last year was a highway success and the annual association meeting will be in early January 1926 at Okmulgee Oklahoma. He noted a 223 mile stretch from Franklin county line to Sepulpa Oklahoma is hard surfaced and the Ft Worth St Joseph route will be pursued more than Kansas City.
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Floyd Elliott
Tola
Red Star
St. Joseph
St. Worth
Texas
Lawrence
Okmulgee
Okla
Franklin County
Sepulpa
City committee plans early Christmas fund drive in Lawrence
A Lawrence Christmas service aid drive begins immediately as the municipal movement committee met at city hall yesterday. Chairmen Mrs Te Funk and K Crim, about thirty-eight members, planned phone based solicitations and kept permanent donation records to avoid dupes. District volunteers will cover groceries fruits and toys while checks may be mailed to the two chairmen.
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Lawrence
Jence
Te . Funk
K.crim
City Hall
Imen
Industr
Caramittes Residence
Distri
Hames
Rach
Lhe
Committee Ig
Elk. Crim
Comrantes
KTR Radio Program Highlights University of Kansas Broadcasts
The KERU station at the University of Kansas will air Thursday night programs including Miss Myra Halt in a poetry talk and readings by Vivian Crouch Kathleen Gavey and Solos. Professors L Print and J C Mes announce the Public and the News set and the annual concert by University bands directed by Prof. Mes.
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KERU
University of Kansas
Myra Halt
Department of English
Vivian Crouch
Kathleen
Gaveyland
Herensey Kennedy
L. Print
Department of
Keaio Bulletin
Pfampus
University of Nas
J.C. Mes Cantos
Visitor from China Discusses Bolshevik Influence in China
A visitor from China says Bolshevik influence is rising after Chang-Soling defeat and cites a large export trader, Mr De Vault, on a business trip in the United States. He notes student agitation linked to Bolshevik activity and Russian anti-Bolshevik forces.
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Deate
Peking
China
de Vault
United States
Chang-So-Ling
Cars Crash at Bridge Near Topeka North Lawrence Ford
North Lawrence driver in a Ford was involved in a collision at the north end of a bridge last night. Logan claimed he was confused by the other car lights. The Ford suffered front end damage including a broken spring radius rods and a wheel.
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Koenover
Topeka
Oakland
North Lawrence
Logan
Ford
Amy
Termar Wasinj
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