Germany Rejects Nationalist Plan in Referendum Defeat
German voters rejected a nationalist bill by a wide margin in a national referendum. Only about one fourth of ballots supported the proposal to repudiate treaty clauses and demand reparations, with turnout marked by broad apathy and regional losses for nationalist candidates.
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Oue
Paris
Behie
Reichstag
Rhineland
Wiesbaden
Fe Cablenz
Colorne
Aix-la-Chapelle
Dusseldorf
Germany
Berlin
Carinthia
Pomer
Mecklenberg
Bat
Huckins Surrenders to the Authorities
Huckins yields to authorities in a fraud case after surrendering extradition warrants. He was released on bond to appear in January. Report notes ongoing investigations into a business conduct and dividend distribution to investors.
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Wautoma
Huckins
Eldes Huckins
Arros
Moan
Stimson Praises Young Plan Upholding Europe Stabilization
Secretary Stimson expressed gratification that Germany’s opposition to the Young plan for reparations settlement has diminished and that the plan will aid general economic stabilization in Europe. He noted officials’ satisfaction that the plan remains unchallenged. Fred Ellsworth of the University of Kansas Alumni Association will attend the sixth district American Alumni council convention in Kansas City, Missouri, January 9 and 10.
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Washinatch
Stimson
Germany
Europe
Fred Ellsworth
University of Kansas Alumni Association
Kansas City
Kans Forecast Weather Update
Kans forecast shows fair conditions tonight and Tuesday with temperatures listed for tonight and eastern and southern regions. Morning notes indicate clear skies in Salina with fair to good conditions. Douglas County roads are reported as good.
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Excent
Salina
Douglas County
Judge Pollock Tricked Into Signing Slot Machine Order
Judge John C. Pollock said he was lied to when he signed a restraining order aimed at preventing interference with a vending machine operation. A young lawyer presented the order during a busy court session, and Prosecutor Mason later questioned the action, prompting Pollock to promise a full investigation.
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Pollock
Kansas City
John C. Pol
Mills “Wise
Kangas
Robert O. Mason
Ommey
Slesak
Jas
Mason
Kansas
Train wreck at Gorham injures crew and passengers
Union Pacific westbound No. 21 sideswiped eastbound No. 28 at a siding near Gorham Kansas. Engine of No. 28 toppled. No. 21 engine overturned. Injured include engineer James Walton and fireman Claude Blevens of Junction City and passenger Lola Firebaugh of Rawlins Wyoming. Several others hospitalized at Hays Kansas. Traffic halted as salvage and rerouting planned. White Eagle Oil sale to Standard Oil NY announced with stock exchange plan.
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Salina
Kan
Ed Henry
Junction City
No. 21
James J. Walton
Claude Blevens
Hays
Hays Hospital
Lola Firebaugh
Rawlins
Wye
Rheamsas
New York
White Eagle Oil & Refining Co
Kansas City
Standard Oil Co
White Eagle Company
Standard of New York
White Eagle
Standard Oil Company of
Helen Wills Weds San Francisco Broker Frederick Moody Jr
Helen Wills, famed tennis champion, married Frederick Moody Jr. of San Francisco today in a small Episcopal ceremony in Berkeley near the tennis courts. The Rev. Lindley H. Miller officiated at St. Clements Chapel, with only close Wills and Moody family members present.
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Berkeley
Cal
Helen Wills
Frederick
Moody, Jr
San Francisco
Berkeley Hille
Detroit Station Hold Up Ends in Self Inflicted Death
In Detroit a hold up at a gas station ended with suspect Matthew Koenen killing himself after police questioned him. Accomplice Herman Creech was wounded and captured. a 13 year old witness guided officers. Manager Clarence Blandon fired as robbers fled, Creech’s partner escaped before Koenen’s fatal head wound.
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Detroit
Matthew Knenen
Herman Creech
Hamilton
Ohio
Clarence G. Blandon
Creech
Koenen
Natrosman
Bullel
Hiss
Theft on Bus Leads to Woman’s Arrest
A purse theft on a Tulsa to Kansas City bus at Garnett ends with Mae Pendery of Fort Worth detained by Lawrence police. Pendery admitted theft, returned $40 to victim Billie Norris of Sapulpa, and was released after Norris declined to prosecute. The purse contained a diamond ring and a bus ticket. Pendery was chased after by witnesses and later questioned at the bus station.
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Garnett
Lawrence
Mae Pendery
Paxton
Ft. Worth
Tex
Pendery
Will, Johns
Billie Norris
Sapulpa
Okla
Kansas City
Tulsa
Shugake
George Atkeson
Henry Smith
John’ Ingalls
Paroled man Gus Taylor arrested for assault at funeral visit
Gus Taylor of 418 Indiana Street, on parole from the state pen Lansing to attend his father William Naworth Taylors funeral, was arrested Saturday night by Officers Fred Vogler Charles Calhoun and Floyd Hunter on assault and battery charges after a fight at Second and Illinois. Robert Spencer told police Taylor struck him in the face. Taylor was cited to appear in police court this morning but was released when Spencer failed to reach court. Spencer planned to file a district court warrant.
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Gus Taylor
Indiana Street
Lansing
William ‘Naworth Taylor
Fred Vogler
Charles Calhoun
Floyd Hunter
Taylor
Second
Illinois Street
Robert Spencer
Spencer
Chief Johns
New Englanders at Annual Meet
The Sons and Daughters of New England held their thirty third reunion at the Hotel Floride. Eighty six attended the dinner with twenty four representing Massachusetts the highest. W G Simons spoke on The Background of Puritanism tracing how Puritans formed the colony’s early ideals. Prof D H Spencer presided and music was led by Prof O S Skilton with Miss Frances Robinson and others. A Fordfather s day dinner of corn bread cider pie and more followed with a short business meeting noting deaths and proposed new members.
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Sons and Daughters of
New England
Floridae
Massachusetts
Maine
Vermont
Rhode Island
New Hampshire
W. GC. Simons
Repub. Ne
Netherlands
New World
Massachusetts’ Bay
New York
New Jersey
William Penn
Holland
United
Spencer
D. H. Spencer
the Sons and Daughters of New Tengland
O. Si. Skilton
Wbs Downing
Downing
St. Quentin
Beethoven
Frances Robinson
W. B. Dalton
Shilton
John F. Watts
Sue
Kate
Mav Pisk
Alan
New Land
Plymouth Rock
Lowang
Edward Bumyarine
A. G. Mitchell
Kathryne Wilson
D. HM. Spencer
Cancine
F. Raymond
W. H. Sears
Wien
EB. R. Learned
Toc Armstrong
A. N. Dunakin
May Brillitin
HL. Asher
O. P. Barber
J. W. Alder
H. J. Rublee
Doreas Rublee
Mae Ruble
Mae Ruble, Dr. Flores, Barrows, Mrs. W.H. Felley, L. R. Stimpson
Frank “Othri Raymond Gardner
W. He Saars
O. W. Maloney
Dorthea Simons
Bertha Poehler "Udiger
Ella Bickford Davidson
Bank Robbery Strikes Hiattville State Bank
Pittsburg, Kan. Dec 23 AP Three young unmasked men held up and robbed Hiattville State Bank, Hiattville, Kan., located thirty five miles north of Pittsburg. They escaped in a blue sedan toward the east.
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Pittsburg
Kan
Hiattville State Bank
Hiattville
Notice to Advertisers for Christmas Week Display Ads
All display advertising for Wednesday Christmas Day must be in the office by 6 P.M. Tuesday. When composition and a proof are demanded copy must be in by noon tomorrow. A call to the advertising department when the song is ready will be appreciated.
Hoover's Christmas Wild Turkey On White House Table
President Hoover will again dine on his favorite fowl wild turkey for Christmas, with two fine birds shot in Virginia over the weekend by Secretary Lawrence Richey. One weighs twenty pounds and the other nineteen, to be roasted in the White House kitchen for Wednesday dinner.
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Washington
Hoover
Lawrence Richey
Virginia Woods
White House
Mooney
Christmas Talk at Rotary Emphasizes Living Christ Life
Rev Alfred D Grey of Plymouth Church spoke at the Rotary luncheon on the real meaning of Christmas. He urged living the Christ life year round, supporting the church as a conduit of Christ's influence, and promoting hope over pessimism. The event featured Marcel Bahe John at the piano and Meyn singing “Let Me Call Your Sweetheart”. many guests attended.
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Alfred D. Grey
Plymouth Church
Rotary
Dr. Grey
God
Doevetoss
Christ
John Milcan
Gurist
Marcel Bahe
Gohn
Manhattan
Denver
Srng Meyn
Fire damages a home three miles east of city
Lawrence fire department handled four alarms today with three within 90 minutes of each other. A basement fire at R. R. McFarland’s home on Route 2 caused $250 damage. Auto fires followed from gasoline leaks on hot exhausts affecting a Ray Martin Ford and a second car near the north end of the bridge with slight damage. An oven explosion in Marvin Ball’s basement at the University produced an alarm, but no damage was reported.
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Lawrence
R. R. McFarland
Mississippi Street
Ray Martin
Frank Crooke
Marvin Ball
University
Burglars Take Over $2,000 in Newton Store Safe
Burglars believed locked inside Montgomery Ard store dec Saturday night blew the safe. They escaped via a fire escape with 2889.92 in cash and checks. The door of the safe was broken and the robbers fled before discovery today. Jeros ex-guardsman and actress wed in London Christchurch Mayfair today.
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Newton
Kan
Montgomery ‘Ard
Eges
Jeros T
London
Francis Francis
Millionair
Love.y
Sundy Jarman
Aurcely
Christchurch
Mayfair
Postmen Deliver The Largest Christmas Mail Rush
Postmaster C B Hosford reported the Lawrence post office faced the largest Christmas mail surge. Parcels piled several feet high in the rear work room as carriers worked full crews to clear mail before Christmas day. The Merchants Bureau wrapping station earned praise for secure, well tied packages.
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C. B. Hosford
Lawrence
Mr. Hosford
Hosford
Merchants Bureau
Toeinemas
Chamber of Chmnieres
Burke named as slayer in Valentine Massacre
Chicago, Dec. 23 AP fugitive gunman Fred Burke was named by a coroner's jury as one of the executioners in the Feb 14 Night Clark street garage killings of seven Moran gangsters. The jury reconvened after evidence tied two machine guns found at Burke's St Joseph Michigan home to the shootings and recommended Burke be apprehended and held for murder until due process.
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Chicago
Fred Burke
Teelay
Moran
Nacth Clark Street
St. Valentine’s Day
H. N. Burdesen
Burke
St. Joseph
Mich
Dames Clark
Reinald Schwimmer
Col
Calvin 4 Jdard
Goddard
Return to Lawrence McClanahan family injured in accident
Mr and Mrs A F McClanahan and two year old Kathleen returned home from Kansas City after an auto crash that left Thornton in bed after blood transfusions and Kathleen with a broken femur. Kathleens return home followed hospital care and a five week bed rest for Kathleen with her siblings staying with McClanahan grandparents in Nevada Missouri.
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A. F. McClanahan
Kathleen
Kansas City
Mr McClanahan
Nevada
Mo. Thornton
Merchants National Bank
Mrs. McGlanahan
How to Save Time on Christmas Shopping
A Lawrence business leader visited the Journal-World to review ten days of papers and confessed he had not bought any gifts. After studying the pages, he claimed the buying was now complete and he could finish his Christmas shopping efficiently.
Tuberculosis Seal Sale Nears Goal in Lawrence County
The Tuberculosis Christmas Seal drive began on Thanksgiving and aims to close Christmas Day. Returns stood at 31,463 this morning, $1,087 short of the goal. Miss Mary McAuliffe urges at least $2,000 more to fund ongoing work, including aid for a county girl awaiting sanitarium care with a 15 patient waiting list.
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Mary McAuliffes
Tuberculosis Association
McAuliffe
Norton
Anne Ne
Defense to attack federal agents in Mullan liquor case
In Coeur d Alene Idaho defense lawyers warn of sensational disclosures at the trial of 28 Mullan residents accused of conspiracy to violate the dry law. They seek a directed verdict after the government rested its case on four charges including city officials allegedly licensing liquor operations and aiding raids.
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Coeur D'Alene
Idaho
Dee
ATP
Mullan
De-Ned Satuday
J. Stanley Websett
Mullan City
Plot Against Mexican Government Disclosed in Raid
Mexico City reports a government communique says a raid on the Vasconcelos headquarters at Guaymad Sonora uncovered a plot for an uprising. Fifty arrests followed as soldiers sealed the building, with twenty alleged ringleaders sent to the interior department for disposal. Vasconcelos is said to be in the United States.
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Mexico City
ALLA
Jose Vasconcelos
Guaymad
Sonora
Vasconcelos
United States
Guaymias
Vasconcelista
Department of Interior
Police raid cockfight halts Kansas City arena event
Police raided a cockfight arena in Kansas City Kansas, confiscating seven game cocks, arresting owner Dave Williams, and detaining 19 spectators who planned the season opener. The raid ends the anticipated card amid a winter of inactivity for the arena. The same date reports a cancelation notice from Berlin about Graf Zeppelin polar flight previously slated for spring.
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Kansas City
Kans
Wrandode County
Dave Willliams
Screer
Slug Shoe Clerk Robbery At Brown Bilt Shoe Store
Unmasked bandits robbed Brown Bilt shoe store on Massachusetts Street at closing time. They escaped with cash from the register, about $100. Clerks M Hamilton Otto Newby and John Ochs, with Mrs Hamilton and two girls, were forced to lie down as one robber struck Newby and Hamilton was pistol whipped. A wounded clerk required hospital care, and police tracked a bagged description of the attackers. No shots were fired. The incident prompted rapid police response and hospital treatment for injuries.
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St. Massachusetts Street
Otto Newby
Bee
I M. Hamilton
John Ochs
Hamilton
Genevieve Hamilton
Phinsilton
Newby
Mellenwell Hospital
Hemi
Baydie
Tire of Tin
Liemilton
Alga
Ochser
Hoover Defends Cuban Interests Amid Sugar Tariff Clash
Washington reports a bitter weekend dispute between the Republican congressional committee and the Democratic Bureau over Cuba and sugar duties. Representative Wand of Illinois backed Hoover, while Garner of Texas urged a formal statement. Testimony before the Senate lobby panel cited H C Lakin and Edwin P Shattuck to influence Cuba policy and a secretary’s role in contract dealings.
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Washington
Weaver
Republican Con
Democratic Naunal
Wand
Lidiane
Garner
Texas
House
house took the view that @ stament from Mr. Hoover
Uessary
H. C. Lakin
Cuba Company
Senate
Edwin P. Shattuck
New York
Shattuck
Hoover
Sonver
Walter Newton
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Eldridge Hotel
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Valentine
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Mike Foster
James A. Reed
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