Rabbi battle over program draws strong support
Amid a heated debate on a relief program, supporters rally behind modifications aimed at federal supervision of agricultural experts. President Coolidge and Secretary Jardine back a proposed export supervision bill, creating a seven member commission to regulate major farm staples, funded mainly by producer levies to curb overproduction.
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Visit by Ameshilite Architect Director to Pacific Chapters
Professor Goldsmith, director at the Ameshilite of Architects and sixth fleet rep, visited St. Louis to attend a meeting of the local chapter after returning from a Pacific tour with the board of directors. The trip included Seattle Portland San Francisco and Los Angeles chapters with two days or more at each, meeting British colleagues in Vancouver en route.
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Milwaukee
Blame the Women Dialect Talk Sparks Sheffield Speech Debate
In Sheffield a speech by Prof W E Haigh at Huddersfield Technical School urges pride in rugged family dialects. He argues adults of all ages, especially girls and women, should not abandon dialects in favor of standard English and endorses preserving the native tongue.
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Hudderyfield Technical School
Mayor’s Special Meeting Sparks Legal Threats and Fire Incident
A disrupted report shows a special council session where Mayor Kerrdick faced warnings about enforcing laws on large hotels amid charges from General Butler. The meeting touched on political conflicts and a separate car arson in Overland Gar Burned, with investigators noting major parts stripped from a vehicle and the owner’s name unknown.
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Weather outlook mixed across regions this week
Washington forecast notes unsettled conditions tonight into Sunday with colder temperatures. City lists Kansas areas including Wichita Topeka and Coffeyville with clearing patterns in spots. Teams or events not specified.
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Hills Talk At Chamber Luncheon On Harvard Meeting
At the weekly Lawrence Chamber of Commerce luncheon Irving Hill will speak on a view of the annual meeting of Harvard Committees on Economic Research. The address, delivered recently in Topeka, was praised as a valuable contribution to business discussions. Hill is a member of the Topeka committee.
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Plan for a Wet Night in Chicago
Chicago reports cafe and cabaret owners plan to thwart prohibition agents on New Year’s Eve by employing private detectives to spot entering agents. They allegedly organized training for headwaiters and managers to attend prohibition headquarters, seeking guidance on agents.
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Anthracite Operators Invite Miners to Return Work
Anthracite coal operators proposed that striking miners resume work under the old wage scale and negotiate further in New York City. The plan would pay wages until September 1, 1928, with a joint conference to follow. The message was distributed by mail to miners, business leaders, and residents in the region.
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Cosmopolitan Club Hosts District Convention At KU
The Cosmopolitan club at the University of Kansas will host members from the Middle West and Rocky Mountain regions for a three day district convention. The event runs Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday December 29 30 and 31 with sessions starting at 9 a.m. in the central part of the Administration Building.
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Christmas charity and holiday events across cities
Salvation Army feeds 44 families on Christmas Day with a mixed goods basket including potatoes apples vegetables bread fruit honey sugar and coffee. A charity tree for poor children will be at the hall Monday night and stockings filled with toys provided by merchants. A tree for jail inmates is being prepared for presentation tomorrow. Three men were killed in a December club fight in New York as Security Benefit plans a Christmas entertainment for members and families. The Detroit Ford plant closes for inventory on December 26 affecting about 100000 workers with operations resuming January 4.
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No Quarter Given by Chinese Victor Mukden Fight Ends
Foreign dispatches report General Chang Tso Ling refuses mercy for Marshal Kuo Sung Ling and family, with fears of mass executions. Tokyo and Shanghai sources say Kuo's troops surrendered and joined Chang. Japan accelerates troop movements, Mukden defenses tighten, and efforts to spare Kuo and associates continue amid conflicting reports.
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Fractured skull incident in Lawrence leads to hospital treatment
Army aviator Donald Walbridge of Kellyfield Texas sustained a fractured skull after a collision near Wim and Bridge streets yesterday. He was treated at Lawrence Memorial Hospital by Dr. T. Sadler and later moved to Eudora before returning to Lawrence. Clinic reports note Thirteen Babies at the well baby clinic with one local and one new baby. Grants Citizenship Pardons issued to George W. Long and Archie, ending prison terms. University Hospital admitted two new cases, bringing total to three.
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Liberty Bell to Ring New Year's Eve in Centennial Celebration
The Liberty Bell, silent since the crack during Chief Justice Marshall’s funeral ninety years ago, will ring again on New Year’s Eve to celebrate America’s centennial anniversary and will be broadcast.
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Blks Scat ter Joy Ate Hosts Christmas Tree Celebration
More than 200 children attended the Bike Club Christmas tree event held yesterday morning in the club rooms. Santa Claus distributed candy nuts apples and oranges. A fish pond awarded toys as Elks members assisted with planning and staffing under chair Fd Anderson.
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Hutchinson Youths Plead Not Guilty in Bank Robbery
Three Hutchinson youths who confessed were to plead guilty to the Cheney State Bank robbery of 1900 dollars. They opted to enter not guilty pleas after counsel advised by the judge. Sheriff Groves and County Atty Harry Caster reported the plan to Judge J. N. Williams.
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Le Temps Editorial Casts Doubt on Dictator Threat
Paris readers on December 26 see Le Temps on its front page denouncing the idea of new elections as futile. The paper writes that the left cartel fears the forces beneath its seat are being driven toward violence and dictatorship.
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Mildred Bowen Burned to Death From Dress Fire
Mildred Bowen daughter of Mr and Mrs Bowen of North Third street died at Lawrence Memorial hospital after burns suffered when her dress caught fire while standing before a basement fire. Her father and brothers quenched the blaze and she was taken by ambulance, but severe burns to back and limbs proved fatal. Funeral set for Sunday at Funk chapel with Rev C O Richard in charge. Burial at Ti. Broadcast Around World New York Dec 26 AP: McCormick’s voice broadcast around the world on New Year’s Eve, a prior success. Boris Estends pardons to 60 for conspiracy leading to cathedral bombing. The average woman’s lung holds about five quarts of air. The Best in Radio Hanna.
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Christmas Basket Drive in Lawrence Surpasses Needs
Lawrence citizens contributed clothing, canned goods, and money to a Christmas basket program. After expenses, a balance of 477 remained. Ninety seven baskets totaling food clothing and gifts were sent to the needy including Memorial hospital Old Folks Home and the County Farm. A milk fund and road fund were also established as part of the drive.
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Free New Year Morning Picture Show for Lawrence Youths
A free morning picture show for boys and girls in Douglas County ages up to 14 will be held at the Bowersack theater New Year’s morning starting 9:30. Tickets are limited. Ober’s Clothing Store, Glen Dickinson, and H. B. Ster are involved in ticket distribution with security measures at doors. Ben Alexander in Ponred and Sam headlines with Our Gang comedy and Aesop’s Fables, accompanied by the Bewerseck orchestra and ushers to ensure safety.
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Model of Santa Maria on display in town window
A model of the Santa Maria, resembling Columbus’s ships, is shown in the front window of the Journal-World. Created by Warren Curd of 682 North Seventh Street, the ship is a Christmas gift to his sister Mrs. Zene Rezere. The model reflects careful workmanship and has sparked plans for the maker to start a miniature ship-building business.
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Cold snap forecast chills Kansas area this December
Kansas City residents were told by the weather bureau that the coldest weather of the season is ahead. A minimum of ten degrees is forecast for Sunday morning with snow flurries tonight and unsettled conditions tomorrow, though staying cold. The record low so far this winter is twelve degrees above zero on December 22.
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Public Meeting Planned for Wilson Birthday Observance
A community committee announces a public meeting here on Monday evening to honor President Wilson’s birthday. The program includes invocation, speeches, and songs with Mayor Downing and other local officials set to attend. The event aims to celebrate the world war president with a formal observance.
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Gas Blast Destroys Topeka Home Killing Couple
A Christmas day gas blast wrecked a Topeka bungalow, killing 67 year old William Shaffer and his 14 year old wife while injuring neighbor Flora and four others. The blast hurled the building, shattered nearby windows, and caused extensive damage within blocks. Flora, hospitalized, claimed a match dropped ignited it. authorities investigate the gas charged incident. The Shaffers left a son and two daughters, Edna Brown of Baltimore and Lavina Hignett of Piteneque.
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Fossilized fish scale hints at Cambrian life in St Albans
A New York Times report describes part of a Cambrian era fossil, a large fossilized fish scale found near St Albans Vermont. Scientists say it extends estimates of pre human life back millions of years. The specimen, linked to Howell at Princeton University, suggests primitive vertebrates existed earlier than thought.
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New York Times
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Gingham Girl Threats Fooled Theater Tonight in Lawrence
Circulars circulating in Lawrence warned patrons against attending the Bewerseck Theater show Gingham Girl amid threats. The theater, stage hands union concerns, and local officials pledged protection. a limited audience attendance proceeded with no disruption.
Will Appear at First Baptist Church Tomorrow
The Haskell Choir of thirty mixed voices directed by Miss Stella Robbins will sing ser al numbers at the First Baptist church Sunday morning at 11:00. Program includes two Christmas numbers There’s a Song in the Air Faithful Shepherd and two anthems The King of Kings by Neidlinger and Sing O Heavens from The New Born King Loveland. Cordial invitation to hear the program. Also notes on local arrests and a police court acquittal.
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