Radical political upheaval looms in France
Paris dispatches report a chaotic week as Briand faces cabinet pressure and Loucheur’s sinking fund and tax plans falter. Protests erupt nationwide. calls for a national union ministry and secret sessions rise amid talk of parliament dissolution and a potential dictatorship.
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IA. P
Finance
Chamber of Deputies
Loucheur
Taris
France
Committee of Public Safety
Briand
Doumergue
National Union
Midi
Lonchear
Lucin Fiter
le Matin
Greece Must Pay Reparations to Bulgaria
The League of Nations council decided that Greece violated a Bulgarian frontier incident and must pay 30,090,000 leva about 215,000 dollars in reparations. The decision followed a report by Sir Austin Chamberlain M Hymans and Viscount Ishii.
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Geneva
Greece
League of Nations Council
Counci
Austin Chamberlain
Great Britain
M. Hymans
Belgium
Viscount Ishii
Japan
Kansas Forecast Cloudy Skies With Colder East and South
A weather notice summarizes a cloudy Kansas forecast. East and south portions grow colder tonight with drizzle and slippery roads reported in Wichita and Coffeyville. Hutchinson and Pittsburg areas expect cloudy skies and slick conditions as conditions shift toward Tuesday.
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Kansas
Wichita
Emporis
Hutchinacck City
Coffeyville
Pittsburg
Christmas Candles Light World At KU Convocation
Dr Charles Hurrey of New York, secretary for the committee of friendly relations with foreign students, spoke at the University of Kansas convocation about a Christmas fund for suffering foreign students started at KU. He traced the fund’s global influence and noted its awareness across Europe and beyond.
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University of Kansas
Belr Charles Hurrey
New York City
Als- University
Hurvey
Open House for Waterworks Plan At University of Kansas
Sponsors invite members of the Chamber of Commerce to a three day open house on the University of Kansas waterworks and sewage disposal plants. Prof Ernest Boyce announces expected larger attendance than previous years with program sessions on turbidity determinations accounting methods and filter operation costs. An open house with discussions and a film will be held Tuesday evening at the Chamber of Commerce building.
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University of Kansas
Ernest Boyre
Voyce
Chamber of Comemerece
Chamber of’ Commerce
University of Kans
Assembly Hall
B. FL Walker
School of Engineering
Ernest Boyce
Charles H. Spaulding
International Filter Co
Chicago
Harold Smith
League of Kansas
Lawrence
Kansas
B. L. Ulrich
Manhattan
P. C. Laux
National Lime Association
Chamber of Comaterne
Dickey Clay Products Company
Claire
Immunization Dates Open for Country Children at City Hall
Dr B R Keith county health officer offers diphtheria immunization to rural children on December 19 26 and January 2 from morning until 4 pm at the city hall second floor. Free vaccines with three treatments. Also notes school mobility and a university Christmas convocation with songs and speakers.
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B. R. Keith
Lawrence
City Health
Keith
Orders to shoot may halt crime wave
Parsons December 14 A Pii orders of shoot to kill issued by Chief James L Elam after a spate of robberies and holdups. Four incidents reported over the weekend with small hauls. In one case Saturday night Mr and Mrs Charles Doran were drugged and robbed of $17 and a suit of clothes.
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Parsons
A. Pii
James L. Elam
Charles Doran
Nye Seat Inquiry Faces Senate Floor Debate
Washington December 14 A P dispatch says the senate elections committee adopted an unfavorable report on Gerald P Nye s seating as North Dakota senator. Only two members supported Nye, appointed by Governor Sorlie after Senator Ladd s death. A sub committee was named to prepare the report for senate submission.
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Washington
A.p-J
Gerald P. Nye
North Dakota
Senate Elections Committee
Wane Nye
Sorlie
Ladd
Ernst
Goff
West Virginia
George
Georgia
Senate
Ice storms and rail disruptions hit the Midwest and West
The West faced blizzards and snowstorms delaying air mail as rails deployed snow plows in Colorado and Wyoming. Kansas City endured one of its worst ice storms with trolley wires damaged and lines down toward Leavenworth and St Joseph. Meanwhile local notices announce the Saturday Night Club meeting at the Cedars with W. C. Simons and guests and Legion Auxiliary plans a meeting to complete year’s business with full attendance requested.
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Chicago
Rocky Mountain District
Colorado
Wyoming
Middle West
Kansas City
Leavenworth
St. Joseph
W. C. Simons
the Cedars
Lawrence
John R., Barnes
O. BE. Maloney
Dolph Simons
Director of Railroad Resigns to President Coolidge
Washington December 1. James G. Davis, director of railroads, presented his resignation to President Coolidge today after completing his work winding up the department’s affairs. Local item mentions Xmas boxes and a man named Elder with a phone number.
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Washington
A.P.J
James G. Davis
Coolidge
Mr. Elder
Kaw Valley Poultry Show Opens With Fine Entries
The Kaw Valley Poultry Show opened at the Boerler building with forty birds shown by Clyde Husted, Lawrence High School student. Birds include white Leghorns and Leghorns, Wyandotts, bantams, Bronze turkeys, geese, ducks, and guinea fowl among others. R H Karnes in charge reports strong entries and judging to begin tomorrow. a telephone line was installed for show contacts.
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Kaw Valley Poultry Show
R. H. Karnes
Kaw Valley Poultry Association
Roland P. Spurrier
Silver Lake
Kansas
C. B. Carson
Topeka
Orpingtona
B. M. Schooley
North Third Street
B. Schooley
Kaw Valley
Boerler
Clyed Husted
Thes
Lawrence High School
Clydé
Guy Shultz
Plymouth Rocks
Sebright
Clyde
Boener
R. Hf. Karnes
Russian Recognition May Be Near
A Washington dispatch says indications point to possible U S recognition of Russia. Reports cite a dinner at the bankers club hosted by Teeve Schley of Chase National Bank attended by leading American and Russian bankers, with news first coming from Moscow.
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Work
Dee
Washington
New York World
Russia
United States
Regeer
Dispatch
Teeve Schley
Chase National Bank
Bankers Club
Moscoy
Meeting of Friends in Kansas City and Osawatomie
The Hesper quarterly meeting of Friends gathered in Kansas City Johnson county Hesner Osawatomie with visitors from Wichita Tonganoxie and other places. Delegates met Friday for work at 2 20 and a missionary program followed by a pageant with Oriental costumes. A Saturday devotional and Sunday services were led by J Edgar Williams and Mrs Neita Kenworthy. A Christian Endeavor union met Sunday afternoon as well. In Washington tariff debate Rep Hull of Tennessee introduced a resolution for downward tariff revision in the House.
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Hesper Quarterly Meeting of Friends
Kansas City
Johnson County
Hesner
Osawatomie
Wichita
Tonganoxie
Lawrence
Friends Church
Crooks Oat
Christian Endeavor Union
Harald Seller
Prince of Speakers Sousa tops Rotary after luncheon
John Philip Sousa gave an outstanding after dinner talk to Lawrence Rotary and Rotary Anns following today’s lunch. The event featured solos by Prog Mycene Christy and a birthday talk by Rev Ray Eusden, with local officials and a performance of the Star Spangled Banner by Claude Scott and Marcel Coli.
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John Philip Sousa
Lawrence Rotarians
Rotary Anns
Mycene Christy
School of Fine Arts
Ray Eusden
M. Sanderson
Harold' Constant
Bert Rale
Raymord A. Schweeter
Claude Scott
Marcel Coli
Marcel Cohn
Sousa
Fatal crossing accident in Topeka claims Edith Doty
Miss Edith Doty a 24 year old Topeka stenographer died after being struck by a Ford roadster driven by Gus Taylor at the Ninth and Indiana street corner. Taylor is jailed on parole violations and an inquest is planned to determine the death cause. Evelyn Johnson survived unharmed as two other students were nearby.
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Edith Doty
Topeka
Simmons
Gus Taylor
Ninth
Indiana Streets
Dats
Evelyn Johnson
Edna Johnson
Hazel Gault
KX. A
Indiana Street
Baty
Doty
Taylor
Ninth Street
Strikir
Joplin
Lawrence
Ivelyn Johnson
Miss Doty
Elmer Barley Investment Company
Cutting Corner
Douglas County
League Helps Many in Regular December Meeting
Social Service League directors met at the mayor's office to review a month of activity. Receipts totaled 92.63 and expenditures 48.20, leaving 4.43. Over 300 people applied for clothing fuel employment and food in November. The board voted to change meeting time to 11 o'clock on the second Monday each month. Next meeting set for January 11, 1926.
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The
Social Service League
Warnings Given In Police Court To Driver And Student
H U Smith driver of a Kaw Valley creamery truck was warned this morning for making U turns past street intersections. He was told he would not be dealt with lightly if brought back on a similar charge near Eleventh and Massachusetts. A University student was warned to avoid parking without lights on Massachusetts Street after midnight or face a fine.
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United States
Hurvey
New Zealand
K. U
Frank
H. U. Smith
Kaw Valley Creamery
Smith
Eleventh
Massachusetts
Lawrence Post Office Sees Early Christmas Mail Rush
Christmas mailing increases at the Lawrence post office versus last year as workers report heavier inbound packages. A motorcycle accident near Kanwaka store leaves Brinkman and two friends with minor injuries after a spill on the Fort to Four northwest of Lawrence Friday night.
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Lawrence Post Office
Brinkman
Kansas City
Forthwest
Lawrence
Kanwaka
Topeka
Alt
Boston socialite Eleonora Sears completes 44 mile walk
Miss Eleonora Sears, Boston society leader and tennis player, finished a 44 mile walk from Providence to her Boston home at 127 Beacon Street in a little over 11 hours, beating the 13 hour wager limit. Sears has prior feats including a 110 mile California time challenge.
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Boston
Eleonora Sears
Boston Society
Providence
Sears
California
Beacon Street
City of Lawrence Injunction Case Delayed to February Term
The district court delayed the injunction case City of Lawrence v Jackman to the February term. The suit seeks to restrain poles and electric light wires in the 600 block alley between Mass Avenue and New Hampshire Street, with questions of franchise and power sales. Judge Hugh Means granted a temporary injunction and a hearing on a permanent injunction is set for February term. The docket opened with Underwood v Greenlees, a money suit, as the first case.
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Lawrence
Jackman
Ecourt
Coe
G. Jackman
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Hugh Means
Underwood
APPROVES NEW TAX RATES IN HOUSE VOTE
The house approved the normal and surtax income rates in the new tax bill after a three hour debate. An amendment to set the maximum surtax at 25 percent failed 196 to 117 and another for 30 percent was defeated overwhelmingly.
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Washington
der. F
ASPI
House
Rainey
Ilinois
LaGuardia
Socialist of
New York
KFKU Radio Program Highlights Tonight
University of Kansas station KFKU broadcasts at 7:00 p m with Talk by Prof C J Posey on earthquakes and a School of Fine Arts musical program including a duet and violin ensemble. A religious bulletin and campus notes complete the evening lineup. Independence clothing store robbed. $3675 cash and checks taken. safe opened with sledge hammer. W R Vance confesses faked robbery in Pauls Valley Oklahoma. Shipping Board refuses two transports to War Department. Marriage license issued to Peterson and Shaft of Lawrence. Cream butter promotion noted. Dr Albright chiro practice.
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KFKU
University of Kansas
C.J. Posey
School of Fine Arts
W. B.*downing
Baratone
Department of Voice
Miss Fisher
Karl Kuersteiner
Department of Violin
Fiske Mountain
Lalk
Frank
Striking Vesper Service At KU
Christas vespers at KU drew hundreds to Fraser auditorium for a candlelit ceremony and a rich program. Miss Mirjam Cox, Ruth Ludwig, and others performed violin cello piano and organ pieces while the Vesper chorus presented Adoration and The Magi Bearing Gifts in blue lighting, creating a memorable tableau and a deep, silent devotion.
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Christas
Veternoon
Fraser
School of Fine
Ty Morris
Mirjam Cox
Hilard Raber
D.M Swarthout
Gella
Anna Sweeney
S.skilton
Sarrenta Rae
Fillipucci
Esther Ott
Eugene Christy
Christy
Bethlehem
Hayden
Dean Swarthout
Gelich and
Euersteiner
Conrad McGrew
Louise Miller
Minna Don
Lawrence
Irene Peabdy
Minna Dorn
Adora Pkinted
Kari
Kuerrthous Steiner
Swee Ho
Christ
Tim
Feist
Albert Bloch
Rosemary Ketcham
Rehearsal Tomorrow for Lawrence Choral Union at Memorial High
The Lawrence Choral Union plans the final rehearsal before a two week break at Memorial High School Tuesday evening. Attendance checks will start at the door and again before rehearsal, with each member required to have an individual copy of the chorus books. The session will work on the Christmas choral Messiah and feature a Minnehaha Wedding solo by Eugene Chi. The first post vacation meeting will mark the chorus’s first laxity cut, according to Mr Swarthout.
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Lawrence Choral Union
Memorial High School
Messiah
Mugene Chii
School of Fine Arts
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Pourtry
Lawrence High
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Hull
Tennessee
Democratic National
Prince OF
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Rotary Club
D. W. Dodds
QO. D. Dodds
W. F. Spencer
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Green Brothers Hardware
Lawrence National Bank
Green Brothers
Emil Gavek
Spot Cash
Gauck
Spencer
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A.P
State Board of Agriculture
Barton
J. Mitchell
McPherson
League I Council
Mas
Atwater Kent Radio
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House Vates Approval
Surtax Inc
K. UL. Radio
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Pauls Valley
Okio
W. ER. Vance
Shipping Board
War Department
Meaker
Robert Peterson
Helen Shaft
Ive Geel
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