More Autonomy for Philippines Suggested in Report
Washington reports discuss granting further autonomy to the Philippines, with recommendations to reestablish cooperation and extend federal relations. The note cites Col. Thoranson’s report to Congress and Governor Wood’s administration as guiding steps toward economic and legal reforms, including rubber codes and industrial development.
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Philippinie
Philippine Sania
Earliesh
Congress
Coulidee
Col
Thoransin
Eral Wood
Filip
Merchants urged to stop hip flask sales in Chicago
The W C T U and Mrs Bla A Boole appeal to Chicago merchants to refuse to advertise or sell hip flasks, urging mothers to join a protest against sales seen as violating the law. They call for signs to be removed and for stores to stop stocking these flasks this Christmas season.
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iChicago
Der
W. C
Bla A. Boole
Ridenk
National
W. U
Acquittal of Green in liquor embezzlement case
San Francisco and Washington reports say Colonel Green was acquitted of embezzling eleven bottles of confiscated liquor used at riotous gatherings. The jury cleared him minutes after deliberations as prosecutors challenged differing witness accounts. Green, once prohibition administrator for northern California, awaits official telegrams on reinstatement and future duties.
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Washington
M.' Green
Francisco
Ty. Linenla C. Ardraws
Het UK
Andrews
Haginistrater
San Francisco
Ying
Issyl
United States
Igené Rennett
Fens
Harding
Green
Treasury
Adrews
Ganeth Andrews
Jiquhattan
Kan
Hall
Edgerto
Todaly
Fran Iry
Cotons
Aml Green
Edgerton
Alien Property Row Sparks Senate Probe In 1920s Washington
The Comperativn General AleCarl's report on alien property exposes alleged improper seizure and sale of assets. Senators Borah and Curtis debate with leaders over withheld exhibits and whether to proceed with a formal investigation, noting millions of dollars allegedly taken from private properties during the period.
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Washington
AleCarl
Weas
Congress
Alea McCun
Bova
Sengter Curtis
Senate
Parenees
Hose Charg
Priasrix
Kansis Forecasts One Cent Unsettler Weather Map
Fragmented forecast mentions rain or snow in northwest areas with slight warm up to day and Thursday. Notes light precipitation, with a rough pattern around Wichita and Ottawa and mention of preparations for unsettled conditions.
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Caldee
Ottawa
Spe
Elaz
Rt Rev Ward of Leavenworth Bishop Dies
The Rt Rev Ward bishop of Leavenworth Catholic church at Providence Hospital, Kansas City, dies December 22 after a heart disease. He served about ten years and was admitted to Providence Hospital last week. He will not officiate at Pontifical High Mass in Leavenworth during Christmas holidays. The bishop had been ill and near the hospital.
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Il Qosag City
Kan
Ward
Catholic Church
Providence Hospital
Leavenworth
Senate panel drops charges in three states
Washington December 22 charges of regularities in senatorial campaigns in Oregon Missouri and Washington were dropped by the Senate Campaign Funds Committee in a partial report. The panel said it had not completed reviews of Pennsylvania totals and noted it would not yet provide final figures on three Republican candidates.
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Washington
Oregon
Missouri
Senate
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Senatorelect Ware
Cyrus E. Woodsy
Interstate Commerce Cui
Vare
Mellon
Samiky
Sinterests
Portland
Elestric Gawker Company
Oregonian
Stanfield
A. Scott’ Bullitt
Hawey
Pontinithee
King
McNary
Goft
la Follette
Troops Capture Trio After Night at Farmhouse
Clinton December reporters describe state troopers surrounding a farmhouse at the foot of Wartown Mountain. James and Beatrice Meaney were slightly wounded. Timothy Meaney uninjured. Troopers fired into the old house after a nightlong standoff following a dispute with two agents of a cruelty society seeking cattle restitution. The three offered no resistance when the house was breached.
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Clinton
Neo
Thei Siste
Uurtown
James
Béatrice Meaney
Timothy~ Meaney
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Hiazenkster
Secretary Davis Endorses Waterways Expansion Appropriation
Washington Dep Seen Davis of the arate department recommended to the Lodged bureau to pay supplementary appropriations of 2 000 000 for expansion of the Inland Waterways Corporation of the upper Mississippi river The funds would establish barge lines on the upper river and purchase a tow boat and twenty four barges Under a fixed charge of 18 800 per month joint installation of Lawrence Lodge Acacia Lodge No 9 officers to be held at the sonid temple tombs December 23. date corrected from 28 in the journal World fast age au
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Washington
Y Davis
Aratepartment
Inland Waterways
Mississippi River
Rensory Department of
Congress
Ufider
Wartier River
Ruvertivelt
Yomorr
Lawrence Lodge
Acacia Lodgze No
Sonid Temple Tombs
Jras
U K Building Program Outlined for Ten Year Plan
Chancellor Lindley and heads of departments outline a ten year building program for the University of Kansas. The plan, submitted to the Board of Regents, argues for a large construction program to meet rising enrollment and expanded university functions, detailing facilities at Lawrence and medical areas, and stressing the need to maintain faculty standards and scholarships.
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Lindley Sin
University
Sumsas
Lindley
Soversior
Board of Regents
Tie'puyonse
Solons Watch To Keep Gose Check At Session Farm Union Meeting
Rowstis County Farmers' Union held a machine meeting at Kosede schoolhouse, approving a resolution urging state organization to mobilize county unions. May meet at schoolhouse chosen. officers include C.3 Stenberger as president, Sowerd vice president, Baldwin secretary treasurer, with a noon cafeteria luncheon and performances by the Williams sisters quartet and Helen Altenberaod and Dorothy Gabriel. Representative Willard Morgan spoke. reports indicated the Farmers' Union remains strong and the butter and milk association earned about 50000 in its first year as eggs may be added after sugar.
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Legisla
Rowstis
Christmas charity ticket distribution at Armory
Community drive for underprivileged children held Saturday morning at the Armory. Mrs. TD Pank and Bieds Kinglesnérzer oversee tickets and gifts with Miss Dorathy Gre presiding. Santa arrives as students perform readings and dances. gifts distributed to attendees. Fraternal Union hall hosts New Year’s program. Five men reported missing after bridge collapse on the Big Sandy river near Gilbertsburg Kentucky. three rescued, one critical, ten swam to shore. names include Paul Garter Ala Campbell Bud Gormah Burt Slack Elders and HM Overstreet.
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Pank
Bieds Kinglesnérzer
Sch
Gill
Armory
A. Puls
Dorathy
Severa Kell
Santa
Lawrence
Mhintington
Vai
Gillelisburk
Tseaper
Amg Lin
I Paul Garter
Ala Campbell
Gormah
Catlettsbure
Burt
Slack
Fiuitingeton
Overstreet
Glasgow
Lander
Elders
Washington Post Posts Plan to Battle Bandit Raids
The AP reports the House Postal Committee chaired by Gi jest drafted a plan to strengthen rail and mail security amid bandit raids. Marines guard mail facilities and a review notes increased policing. Postmaster General New proposes stricter penalties to deter criminals.
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Washington
Bert
Hhe House Posta
Arkansas City Coach Addresses Junior High Players
athletics director PC lion spoke to schoolboys in Arkansas City today. He gave basketball practice tips to junior high students as part of a Monday Current Events club event at To la Buys' Chevrolet.
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Nilen
German protest over Roumier acquittal stirs Paris talks
Berlin protests French court acquittal of Lieutenant Roumier amid tensions over the killing of a German civilian in Germersheim and the wounding of another. Ambassador Van Woesch in Paris will press the French government as Dr. Stresemann’s cabinet seeks unity and a path to German sovereignty after the Versailles regime.
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Berlin
van Woesch
Paris
Roucier
Aimansla Apgb
Germersheim
Streigsemann
Marx
Strége
Healy
Iday
Rhine
Bett
Abueier
Hell
Rougier
Office mailroom robbed and emptied after hours
Local postal office workers report a late night mailroom break in with both outgoing and incoming mail removed. The lobby remained crowded as carriers noted slick roads and heavy packages. officials planned another cleaning and locking of the office by evening. December stamp receipts show year over year gains.
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Hse
Bond
Yesterda
Elks Club Plans Annual Ball At Union Hall
Elks to hold their annual ball at the Braternal Aid Union hall on a December evening. Organizer Ernte Meyn says plans are shaping up with a top orchestra and entertainers, proceeds aiding Christmas baskets for Lawrence families in need.
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Elks Vhaxity
Braternal ‘Aid Union Hall
Ernte Meyn
Meyn
Artchéstra
Lawrence
Old Coffeyville Woman Keeps Bible as Keepsake
A Coffeyville, Kansas widow Mary Norton Birigham who kept a Bible passed down through generations. The volume, said to carry fears and memories, circulated among residents of the community over years. Date of incident noted as December 22 with mentions of caretaking among local families.
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Goftexville
Kan
Norton
Mary Birigham
Santa visits and murder case rise from foggy notes
A scrambled fragment discusses Santa Claus scheduling visits and a murder preliminary in Oklahoma. Testimony cites early morning creaks, a hand print analysis, and finger print uncertainty. District detectives link a bedroom scene to the suspect, with ballistic experts weighing the evidence.
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Oklahoma
Okla
Duther
Ed Amany
Anet
Gross
Pyejimy
Edith
Bi Hs
Duncan
Bishop
Sai
Ari
Dri Duncan
Carl Stratton
Félho Prin J
Stratton
Macker
Tivo
Schumpcher
East
Making Up Baskets For The Needy In Lawrence City
Baskets, Will Do Distéih nearly one hundred baskets prepared for the needy this Friday. Donations include flour, meal, undyed heavy cloths, eighty pairs of dress hose, mittens, and waterwear. City officials note hundreds of contributions are recorded for distribution to families with children. Police report a separate incident in the afternoon on Tongarbsie Street involving Carlson.
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Lawrence
Holliday Torthe
Fey
Momiey
Con’ Gould
Ted
Watts on England and the spread of education and religion
Watts discusses England and the spread of education, colleges, and settlements beyond church reach. He cites public meetings and religious services as approaches to sustain communities, noting banks and small country professors aiding local growth and charitable efforts.
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Paessis
England
Watts
Eigland
Peopla
Syell
Epasit
Przjon
Galvin
Cholidg
Massachusetts
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