Lindley Outlines New Phase in University Needs
Chancellor Lindley tells how the university seeks state funding to preserve a wealth producing agency for Kansas. He urges support for library facilities housing for women and a new administration building while noting faculty pay, out-of-state competition, and the need to keep Kansas students from going elsewhere.
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H. Lindley
H. J. Allen
Lindley
Kansas
Universit
Chacellor
K. U
Rich
Harvard
Yale
University
Missouri
Sisnature
St Dent
Iipa
University Glee C
Honsetown
Smiley Back to Jail After Brief Liberty
Clarence Smiley, on a 90 day sentence for a alleged charge, was briefly at large yesterday before being recaptured. His parole was revoked by Judge Stewart, with upcoming trials in district and police courts. Separately, Kansas dairy firms announced a one cent per quart milk price cut to 15 cents for grade A milk.
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Clarence Smiley
Smiley
Harvey
Stewart
Kansas City
Lehd- Jrz
Where Is Christmas Mail Washington Post Says Mail Delays Grow
Washington reports the post office department expresses concern over stagnant Christmas mail volumes. Officials note little increase by December 8 compared with last year when mail rose about 5 percent above normal. The public may be delaying gifts or delaying mailing.
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Washington
United States
Post Office Department
Bulgaria Admitted to Membership in League of Nations
The League of Nations Assembly reported Bulgaria’s admission as a member with broad support though some objections due to incomplete information on the government. Thirty five states voted affirmatively while Australia abstained. Armenia Estonia Lithuania Georgia were rejected. The assembly also discussed Armenia’s future admission and postponed Taena-Africa case consideration to September.
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Geneva
Fbr
Fosr New ‘ Mb'y
Rene iVvieni
Weece
Balgaria
Australia
France
Hymans
Taena- Arica
Armenan
Fsthonia
Lothuonia
Gervis
Georgia
Armenia
The
De Valera in hiding in the United States report
New York dispatch reports Eamonn De Valera, described as president of the Irish republic, is hidden in the United States and may consider returning to Great Britain with assurances of safe conduct from Prime Minister Lloyd George. Harry Boland, presidential secretary, says De Valera has withdrawn to privacy to recover and resume his U S tour when able. Boland adds he alone knows the whereabouts, though refuses to reveal them.
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New York
Eamonn de Valalers
Prestert
Irish Republic
Great Britain
Lloyd George
Harry Boland
Bolland
de Valera
United States
Ipess
Rolland
Medics urge record in Kansas University drive
Forty five students from the University school of medicine at Rosedale chartered two special cars and came to Lawrence to urge their brother medics to equal their record in the Stadium-Union drive. Led by Dr J C Guffey the party suggested using 100 dollars per student and three former University women joined them. Chancellor F H Lindley spoke after convocation outlining plans for a larger hospital at KU medical school. Abner Willson of Bingham Utah attended Pi Kappa Alpha Christmas dinner at their chapter house.
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University School of Medicine
Rosedale
Lawrence
J. C. Guffey
Be] Memorial Hospital
F. H
P. K
Pi Kappa Alpha
Abner Willson
Bingham
Utah
Christmas Programs Shine in City Schools Before Vacation
City schools host multiple Christmas programs this Friday and earlier, with Cordley and McAllister listing diverse acts from carols to theatricals. The district closes tomorrow for a two week break, and a Topeka clergy officer officiated a marriage license for Franky Holloway Jr. and Marguerite Officers of Topeka.
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Lawrence
Cordley School
Seng
Viano
Luella
Wilburn
Santa’ Claus
Dorothy Dimnaicker
Lecter
Cracie
Margaret Thee
Santa
Piany
Barbara_ Kester
Yoem
St. Nicholas
Chrisomas Cradle
Eugene
C. E. Lindley
Douglas County
Franky Holloway, Jr
Marguerite Officers
Topeka
Iil Episcopal
Orinity Piscopa
Church
Mondell Urges Rigid Economy To Lessen Tax Load
Representative Mondell of Wyoming, Republican House leader, calls for cutting the Treasury’s $4,678,800,000 estimate for the next fiscal year by about $1.4 billion. He says reductions should target army and navy costs and sundry civil expenses to ease the tax burden. He also criticizes current appropriations and urges economy across government departments.
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Washington, Ree
Oregin
Representative Mendell
Wyoming
House
Secretary of the Treasury
Army
Trea i
Coolidge Called Into Conference Mystery From Fragment
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss Calvin Coolidge being called into a conference with Marion and others. The item hints at planned shakeups and anticipated roles in the coming administration and mentions a new development linked to President-elect Coolidge and preparations for the vest administration.
Admits Shooting Gunman Hold-Up
Plozd pleaded not guilty to a second degree murder charge in court. The case alleges a hold up and attempted murder with a bond set at 2000. The proceedings indicate a new defense line being taken. A clothing company line and a Gallagher fire loss are also noted among unrelated items.
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Patite
Draft evaders and deserters face extended prosecution limits
Representatives of service members groups told the House Judiciary Committee that the war department is not acting on draft dodgers and deserters. They proposed a bill to extend the statute of limitations from three to six years for prosecuting those who evade the selective service.
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Washington
House Judiciary Committee
Kiwanis Club to Fund Hospital Furniture Plan
Members vote at weekly meeting to support Taw l reves project for city hospital. Kiwanis will provide beds chairs chests and bedding, with orders to be placed under supervising table for furniture. Next week meeting to finalize details and funding.
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Kiwaris Club
New City Hospital
Petah Fuois
Gun Yet Far As Eudora From Keanes Run
Fragmentary OCR text describes a gun or weapons topic with stray phrases about distance, equipment, and a race or event. Names and clear facts are unclear, leaving an incomplete report with scattered references to locations and people.
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Pieter Reta
Amb Precision
Balloon Test Regrets Pose Questionable Safety
Fragmentary text references a "balloon" trace and safety tests. The readable fragments mention New York, dates, and names like Dee and Brett Koby in an unclear context, with scattered phrases about pork, endurance, and mercy. The snippet lacks coherent events or outcomes to form a solid summary.
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New York
Dee
Brett Koby
Grocer Shot Down by Negro Robber in Ambush
A newspaper item reports a grocer shot by a Negro robber who escaped with about 300 dollars. A 1,600 strong posse is formed to hunt the suspect, with threats of further chase heard as citizens react. A baker entering the store after the shooting observed the robber’s flight. the victim reportedly left behind a wife and family. local residents and mourners are listed, and the Haskell Orchestra will provide music for an evening event.
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R. Whart
Thi Suburhas
Robbe
Canvass Campaign In Grant Township Draws Big Support
Eleven solicitors canvassed Grant township achieving 18 of 57 possible memberships, about 100 percent of those solicited. J M Carnahan led the effort with Farm Bureau volunteers in Clay County, while meetings in Twin Mead featured Vin cen and other speakers outlining county state and national Farm Bureau work.
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Farm Bureau
Grant Township
Twin Mound
Twin Mead
J. M. Carnahan
Clay County
Vin Cen
State
National Farm Bureau Organisati Smith
Maen Mb
Meduluch
Scattivan
Unemployment Worries England Report
A report from London describes rising unemployment in Great Britain with about one million out of work. It notes declines in total jobless numbers as a portion are former soldiers, and highlights pressure on unions and local authorities to urge government action while some aid is funded locally.
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London
Der
Great Britain
New Tex Record: 1929 Fall Tax Prep Mixed with Debts
Fragmented OCR notes describe 1929 fall tax records in Texas with references to McKen, S14,000, and county treasurer actions. The garbled text mentions offices, payments, interstate commerce, and legal language, implying a financial dispute or tax collection process.
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WH. MeKens
Leroy Martin Held at Florence in Fraud Case
A Florence Kansas report details Leroy Martin being held after a Pinkerton detective inquiry. Martin, posing as an insurance solicitor, sought work and attempted to cash checks via a bank using a fraudulent link to a relative in Florence. Pinkerton agents pursued the case, leading to arrest warrants and police action.
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Showis
Woodward
Flovencp
Kansas
Tinkerton
Martin
Clarence
Ant Omaha
Ile'mes Bis
Fisher
Lawrence
Folies
Pinkertons
Married a Viscount Tester Pee and Miss Ma Grenheim wed
A misread but vivid report notes the marriage of Miss Ma Grenheim daughter of Solomon Grenheim of New York City to Viscount Tester Pee. Ceremony led by Canon David of Coventry with Rev L B Uiowart. Guests include Glasgow and Warritt Bowell and best man Hugh Greer. Military mentions follow.
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Tester Pee
Vicenunt Vari
Psache
Hestewaart
Ma Grenheim
Solomon BR. Gurrenheim
New York City
Canon David
Coventry
Glasgow
Warritt Bowell
Netweastle-on- Tyne
Schoor
Hugh Greer
Mayor's Christmas Tree Committee Met at City Hall
City hall meeting outlined plans for the municipal Christmas observance. J R Robertson of Route 9 donated four jars trees to be mounted on tracks for a Christmas morning parade. University women canvassed Lawrence homes and a Business Women's Club group organizes candy sacks, with Federation Clubs making popcorn balls for decoration. Episcopal church schools join in collecting clothing and toys for distribution at the Sunday service.
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Fighteen
Lawrence
Santa Claus
Lee Sorey
City Ha
Lotteray
Business Women's Clubs
J. Ro Robertson
Route 93
Federation Clubs
University
Episcopal Church Schop
Mayors
Elks Club Votes to Buy Health Bond and Sell Stamps
The Elks Club voted to purchase a $50 health bond and pledged members to support anti tuberculosis stamp sales. Young women will selling stamps Saturday at Wolf's Book Store University Book Store Alvi Print Shop and General W S Metjeall's office.
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The
Elks Club
Constantine Starts Back From Venice With Royal Family
From Venice the former King Constantine Queen Sophie and their children sailed aboard the Averoff for Phaleron. The ship weighed anchor at 8:40 AM and moved toward Greece, with a destroyer leading the royal party out of the harbor. Minor notes record a preliminary hearing for Emil Winger for alleged abuse, plus other distant items including an earthquake report from Washington and a rail strike near-miss in Mexico City.
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Venice
Associiated
Constantine
Sophie
Theins
Averett
Phaleron
Averoff
Greecs
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