Lindley Presses New Phase of University Needs
Chancellor Lindley outlined KU funding needs before the legislature, urging the university be treated as a wealth producer for Kansas. He pressed for library funding, women’s dorms, and completion of Administration Building, warning against shedding faculty to out-of-state schools and stressing education as an investment in Kansas' future.
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Unity
H. Lindley
Theiversity
J. Alten
Universit
Lindley
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Wis
K. U
Mus
Yale
Harvard
University
Kan
Missouri
Lawrence
New York
Homer
Smiley Back To Jail In Police Court Delays
Clarence Smiley briefly escaped custody yesterday then returned to jail. He faces a vagrancy case in district court and a prohition violation in police court with about thirty days to serve after paroleRevocation of another parolee Jorge Stewart noted. A separate item reports reduced milk price in Kansas City, Missouri, to 15 cents per quart.
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Clarence Smiley
Smiley
Harvey
Jig
Jorge Stewart
Kansas Cit Mo
Where Is Christmas Mail Washington Dees 16
The post office department reports little rise in Christmas mail this year and questions whether the public is delaying or reducing holiday correspondence. It notes a 30 percent rise by midyear elsewhere, suggesting broad uncertainty about seasonal mailing behavior.
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Washington
United States
Post Office Department
Bulgaria Readmitted to League Membership Amid Vote
In the assembly Bulgaria was admitted with 35 states voting affirmative while Australia joined France in dissent. Australia and Bulgaria’s votes reflected mixed positions as Armenia’s admission remained unresolved and Armenia urged early incorporation. President Wilson’s efforts were cited in hopes of Armenia stability and eventual admission. The session planned budget actions and mem ber elections pending finish of the roll.
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Rene
Australia
France
Hymans
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Arsenia
Fpsthenia
Lithuania
Letvis
Georgia
Embry
League
Summittee
De Valera in Hiding Report from York
York reports Esmann reveals De Valera the republic leader is in hiding in the country and may return to Great Britain if offered a safe contract by Prime Minister Lloyd George. Harry Boland, presidential secretary, announces the update while Mr Helland says De Valera is fatigued and private. Bolland claims to know De Valera’s whereabouts but will not disclose them.
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Bolland
de Valera
University medics visit for record drive at Lawrence
Forty five students from the University seran of medicine at Rosedale chartered a special car to Lawrence to urge their fellow medics to help set a new record in the Sta dium Union drive. TD C Guffey noted $100 per student as the cost. Three former women students joined the group. Chancellor F H Lindley addressed the delegation after convocation, outlining plans for a bigger and better hospital at the KU medical school. Abner Willson hosted Pi Kappa Alpha Christmas dinner at the chapter house with out of town guests.
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University Seran of Medicine
Rosedale
Lawrence P
Stadium-Union
TD. C. Guffey
Bell Memorial Hospital
Lawrence
F. H. Lindley
K. Uedical School
Pi Kappa Alpha
Ali
Abner Willson
Pingpem
Bik
Christmas Program Highlights In City Schools
Douglas county reports holiday concerts across multiple schools. Cordley Geneva Falls McAlheter and other campuses hosted December programs with student recitations, songs, and dances under Friday actions before a two week break. One marriage license issued to Frank Holloway Jr and Marguerite Officer of Topeka.
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Tomnurtaw
Cordley School
Diabgue
Fianc Solo
Luella Wilburn
Dorothy Ti Islinde
Wells
Sasta Claus Danew
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Uhriste
Santa
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Chines Bf Dunkirk
St. Nicholas
Erades
Lincoln School
Geneva Falls
Senin Chiu
James Scntt
de Tion
Olin Ball
Arthur Jordan
Margaret Jackson
Zeitner Lee
Acrestico
C. FB. Lindley
Douglas County
Frank, Holloway, Jr
Marguerite Officer
Topeka
Evan A. Be
Trinity’ Episcopal
Cut Estimates to Lessen Tax Burden Urges Rigidity
Rep. Mondell of Wyoming calls for drastic cuts to the 4.6 billion dollar federal estimates for next year. He argues military and civilian program spending should be trimmed to reduce the overall tax load and criticizes perceived inconsistency between economy rhetoric and submitted appropriations.
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Washington
Slencet
Wyoming
Republic
Secretary of the Treasury
Eure Wea
Congress
Soul
Sir Mendell
Coolidge Called Into Conference
Fragmentary report notes President Calvin Coolidge being summoned to a conference with confidants and advisers amid questions over aviation policy and administration duties. The account hints at a tense moment within the presidential circle regarding the next steps for governance and leadership.
Admits. Shootings Gunman Hold-Up Plea Filed
Gunman pleads not guilty to second degree murder after entry into a vine street location during a hold up attempt. Bail set at $2400. Trial line opens with new plea.
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Patite
Lee
Beatie
Saad
Way
Draft Evaders Grilled Before House Judiciary Panel
Representatives of service organizations told the House Judiciary Committee on December 16 that the war element is not pursuing evaders and deserters. They urged passage of a bill extending the time window for exemptions and extending penalties for selective service violations.
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Washington
House Judiciary Committee
Kiwanis Club Volunteers Fund Hospital Furnishings
Members at the weekly Kiwanis meeting voted to organize and supply hospital furniture. They approved funds and a fiber wood material plan to support the new facility, arranging orders and overseeing delivery and installation.
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Yence
Neserty
Fuoils
Supervistie Naire
Aren
No Trace of Balloon Failure Leaves Navy Puzzled
Fragmentary text describes missing naval balloon and ongoing search at Peekaway Point. Report notes no trace found yet and mentions regent efforts to locate the airship, with authorities seeking information to locate the vessel and origin.
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Fies
Grocer Shot Down by Negro Robber
An African American robber shot a grocer during a holdup, escaping with about 390 dollars. Police search continues as witnesses describe the incident and threats heard in the area. The article lists local residents and officials connected to the event and notes an orchestra providing music for an evening gathering.
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Harten
Canvass in Grant Met Big Success
Canvass efforts in Grant County achieved strong turnout with ninety-seven participants joining a Farm Bureau drive to engage residents. Local organizers praised high community involvement and widespread enthusiasm for agricultural initiatives.
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Grant
Farm Bureau solicitors tally fifty seven new members
Eleven solicitors visited Grant township and other areas as I. M. Carnahan led a campaign for Farm Bureau membership. Total membership reached fifty seven, about 100 percent of those solicited, despite storm delays. County leaders praised progress and planned continued work to expand the organization across the county, hopeful for greater future impact.
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Grant Township
J. MM
Carna- Innol Fay
Ind
Wm. Falcounty
Earth
Ilso
Unemployment Worries England Across Sectors
Widespread unemployment concerns England with about one million unemployed amid industrial actions and union pressure. Government plans face scrutiny as local trade groups rely on fiscal policies while tax collections rise and county treasuries anticipate boosted revenue.
Leroy Martin Held at Florence in Fraud Case
A Florence man, Leroy Martin, is arrested in a fraud case involving forged or altered checks. Investigators say Pinkerton officers and local authorities traced activity to Martin, with a relative in Florence connected to the matter and a communication to an uncle in Lawrence. The chief of police relayed word that the arrest followed a tip and ongoing inquiry.
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Leroy Martin
Florence
Clarence Brent
Martin
Ari Ae
A Fisher
Martin Por
Fisher
Lawrence
Local wedding pages and military notices mixed in OCR fragment
Fragmentary OCR outlines a wedding with Teron Phe and Miss May, plus relatives in Ireland and Scotland. Mentions a Lieutenancy deployment to Camp Funston, five days in Honolulu, and martial law declared at Breaux, Bohemia. Includes school equipment addition and a brief legal note on a person named Mundy.
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Breaux
Bohemia
Saatz
Cardinr-Sloval King
Mayor's Christmas Tree Committee Met at City Hall
City hall meeting organized municipal Christmas observance with letters from children classified for visits by student workers. J R Robertson offered four large trees for displays, and the Business Women's Club will make candy sacks for Christmas morning distribution.
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University
Lawrence
Mayo O'S
SL Jee Sorey
Business Women’s Club
J. BR. Robertson
Route .9
Federation’ l of Clubs
Episcopal church _ school
Elks Club Plans Health Bond Purchase and Stamp Drive
The Elks Club voted last night to buy two fifty dollar health bonds and pledged members to support the sale of anti tuberculosis stamps. Young women will sell the stamps at various places this Saturday. Stamps will be sold at Wolfs Book Store University Book Store Ulrich Print Shop and General M E Mealf’s office.
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Elks Club
Bend
Wolfs Book Store
University Book Store
Ulrich Print Shop
Gen. W
Constantine starts back from Venice aboard Averoff
Venice reports former King Constantine Queen Sophie and children sail from Venice on the Greek cruiser Averoff bound for Phaleron. The Averoff weighed anchor at 8 40 am with a destroyer leading and the returning naval party aboard.
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Asseated_ Press
Kingstantine
Sophie
Averoff
Phaleron
Gresee
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