British Cabinet Confers On China And Armament Talks
London reports the British cabinet met to review China policy after a Chinese offer for talks with the nationalist government. Britain says negotiations with Chiang Kai-shek regime are not broken, but notes tense atmosphere and potential for armament buildup. UK officials hope for settlement while avoiding a war crisis.
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London
Clyd Ae Toren
Mankow
Gdmits
Chua Ace Hon
Chen
Owen Pal
Dente
Highling
Antiel
Chinese site talks delay new U S investigation mission
Washington officials indicate that Chinese sections want more time and the State Department will pursue a new American commission to oversee the investigation. Negotiations with the Chinese faction remain unsettled as talks continue amid political tension.
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Washinghin
Kellowe
Anne
Dangel
Jonas
Wny
Frese State Department
Will Natcmnenan
Ike
Fragmented historic notice on figures and events across regions
Fragmentary OCR text references William M a former professor now director of arts organizations, wage tour reports, mentions of St Louis, Mrs Chaplin and legal actions. Content is garbled with many misspellings and unclear context, including treasury actions, a committee vote, and a judge's motion.
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William M
School of
Haeama
Luisersty
Eee
Buffalo Wine Arts
Hayrenes
Cowene
Far West
St. Lewis
Tayrronee
Thors-Hissitis Rally Tonight Atwater Ikent Ragio
Local readers report a fragmented note about a meeting or event labeled Thors and Hissitis with a reference to Atwater Ikent Ragio. Details are unreadable but the item appears to be a community gathering or discussion set for tonight in an unspecified northern area.
Fitzpatrick joins Monarch Life Insurance Kansas City firm
Frank G Fitzpatrick takes a position with Monarch Life Insurance Company of Kansas City Kansas and will sell insurance. He is linked with his brother in operating a large farm east of Bijou Springs along the Fort Road. Born and raised in Douglas County, Fitzpatrick is noted for upright conduct and a wide circle of friends.
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Iavaka
Hat Laken
Monarch Life Insurance Col
Kansas City
Kansas
Monarch Life Insurance Company
Isca
Ghay W- Barnes
Pitupatrick
Bije Springs
Fortito Fort
Douglas Suse
Frank G. Ian
Indianspilz Wage Talks Aim At New Agreement
The shale committee of the United Mine Workers was instructed to negotiate a new wage agreement with operators in the Dasikl district. Delegates from the Ton convention urge a firm stance to secure the best possible terms without wage reductions. A state committee will meet representatives in Sinmi Pla on February. The aim is to replace the present contract with one acceptable to central operators in the competitive field.
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Indianspilz
Ind
United Mine Workers
Ile
Aree Guerriers
Sinmi
Pla
Indianapolis
Jseale
United ‘Mine! Workers:of América
Debating U. Kansas and Baker Meet Tonight
The University of Kansas and Baker University teams debate the McNary-Haugen farm bill at Greenhall. Baker's squad includes Marshall Mitchell Milverd Wed Lael Dwight Chappell Vavil Evans George Chames L Nenneth Corder. Kansas State students oppose. This practice debate precedes the upcoming Kansas Missouri contest before Topeka's state legislature and is not open to the public.
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Ink
University of Kansas
Baker Unive
Baldwin
McNary-Haugen Farm
Ihill
Greenhall
Baker
Marshall Mitchell
Milverd Wed- Lael
Dwight Chappell
Vavil Evans
George Chames L
Nenneth Corder
Kansas Stdain
Kansas
Missouri
Topeka
Injured in Accident Near Lawn House
Mrs. Elsie Watts, six miles west of Lawn, suffered a dislocated hip after her Ford touring car was hit by a touring bear driven by Mrs. Edith Moore at Seventh and Main. Ora Wilson, owner of the other car, was south on Maine Street when Moore struck him. Wilson’s car was driven onto the curb and suffered front axle damage.
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Elsie Watts
Lawn
Edith Moore
Topeke
Main
Ora Wilson
Maine Street
Moore
Wilson
House rejects Senate amendments on naval bill
Washington February 2 The House refused to debate and reject the Senate amendment to the naval appropriations bill providing for three more cruisers. The bill went to conference as the House also declined to accept other Senate amendments Rep French Idaho was named to lead House conferees and reactively.
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Washington
House
Senate
Amend
Idaho
Mexican Denial on Land Confiscation Across Borders
AP reports in Mexico City that officials deny any plan to confiscate foreign lands and insist the spirit of the laws rejects confiscation. A Commerce Department statement echoes this position amid ongoing political debate in Washington as milk transportation bills and Senate inquiries unfold.
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Mexico City
Department of Commerce, Industry and Labor
IIN
Washington
High Pressure Tank Explodes In Pasadena
AP report details a February 2 incident in Pasadena where two high pressure tanks exploded causing serious injuries to one man and triggering a rescue for another believed missing. Police searched the wreckage for a second body amid a chaotic scene near a redial area.
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Pasadena
Calif
Migs
Mary MeCormick
Cyrus Me
Cerin
Chicago
Harvester
myedivai_atention
Palice Hagan
Stanford sororities vote to ban smoking in living quarters
Seven of Stanford Universitys ten sororities at Roble Hall announced their decision to prohibit smoking in dorm housing today. University authorities had considered allowing smoking in living groups but the sororities opted to follow their own wishes on the matter. The groups named include Kap, Kappa Gamma, Theta, Chi Omega, Kappa, Pi Beta Phi and others.
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Stanford “University
Calif
Stanford. University
Roble
Univers Thorities
Kappa Gamma
Kappa
Pi Beta
Phi Beta
Tax vote Friday delays tax reduction approval
The Senate agreed to proceed on a Democratic tax reduction plan by Friday to avoid a potential filibuster. Senator Morrison of Mississippi would express the Senate’s sense that permanent tax schedules should be cut before March 4 adjournment, though the resolution itself would not enact the cut. Senator Harrison warned he would stall further until a voting agreement is reached, while Senator Curtis consented to a Friday vote to end opposition.
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Washington
Peck
Notter
Morrison
Mississippi
Harrison
Senate
Curtis
Repub
Thcen
Eae
January city fines and collections tally reveal steady enforcement
Police report shows over 1000 dollars in cash turned over to the city with 800 dollars paid by six violators and others fined for liquor possession and lesser offenses. Seventy four people were jailed or ordered to jail in January while several were fined for drunkenness jaywalking parking violations and carrying weapons. Parking fines brought in twenty six payments and weather delayed ticket enforcement briefly but tagging resumed.
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C. H. Daugherty
Wright libel suit over Gladstone memory portrait
Londoners report Feb 2 that Captain Wrights libel case declined withdrawal of a characterization portraying Gladstone as immoral. The defense claims the depiction reflects Wright’s book, while Gladstone asserts it harms his father’s memory. He denies malice and apologizes for any distress.
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Londonys
Viscount Gladstone
Peter
Wright
Wrights
Gladston
Gladstone
O'Shea
Cha Parnell
Wights
Wiright
Cigarette bill passes senate with objections noted
Kansas Governor Peulen signaled opposition to several provisions as the Senate, 32 to 5, passed the McGugin bill repealing the anti-cigarette statute. He criticized the advertising ban and a one year penalty for selling to minors, and urged lower license fees for smaller towns. The bill moves toward final signing by July 1. Also details on a separate fake-death case and forgery warrant involving Phillip G Mast.
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Peulen
Kansas
Senate
Associated Press
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Kangas
Ft Arputlin Baker
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Nori Mortipencer
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Ovarren
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Fetsen
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Morton
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Nixon
Af Peck
Lagains
van Te' Mark
Kansas City
Paolee
Phillip G. "Mast
A. Campbell
Mast
Mon
Tonga
Missouri
Moray
Ned
Health poster winners at VA training days event
Mary Bess Doty won first place and Mildred Ingham second in the health poster contest held during VA health training days at a junior high. Honorable mention went to Sarah McCall, Edda Plantz, Laura Holliday, Alice Holliday, Doris Faith, and Ruth Steland. Posters promoted first aid, food, clothing, and other health topics.
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Mary Bess Doty
Mildred” Ingham
Sarah
McCall
Four Million Hurricane Relief Awards Announced
Baker announces over four million in hurricane relief awards to 12,174 families from 24,494 applications. Awards directed by Henry M. Baker, with contributions by the American people, remain unclaimed in some cases and totals reaching about one million dollars yet to be distributed.
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Heniy
MM. Baker
Baker
Flee Levee Break Triggers Massive Mississippi Valley Refugee Response
Heavy flooding prompted a levee breach near Jackson Bayou north of Brassfield. Rescue boats ferried 15 to 20 families to safety, with many left in town shelters or on second floors. At Cotton Plant, hundreds of refugees were housed in public buildings as crews widened spillways. An estimated 1,000 to 1,500 people fled the swollen region following the break, which affected about 100,000 acres.
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Little Rocky
Tackson Bayou
Prairie County
Brassfield
Braysfield
Cotton Plant
Tt Fcross
Catton
Groad
Film Factory Fire at Universal Studios destroys buildings
A fire at Universal Studios in Fort Lee New Jersey today destroyed occupied factory structures and a corner office, injuring six people with slight burns. Firefighters from five towns aided local units, estimating losses above $200,000 as flames damaged autos and a Gello company building, with explosions triggering the blaze.
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N. J
Theompany
Universal, Studios
Universal Studio
Gello Company
Duke of York Initiated in Neptune's Kingdom Ceremony
Reports from HM Ss Tehown dated February 2 describe the Duke of York and Duchess being ceremoniously initiated as they crossed the equator en route to Australia. The duchess escaped the traditional ducking while the duke endured water and a wooden razor salute, amid pomp and elaborate costumes. About a thousand novices crossed the equator for the first time, with half the day required to Duck them all.
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Tehown
Associated Press
Duke of York
George
Neptune
Equator
Pacific
Australia
Prince
Wales
Odd Fellows Meeting Reports Kansas Encampment Values
A meeting last night of ATSODD Fellows discussed the condition and ideals of Odd Fellowship in Kansas. Speakers included Fort Riley grand patriarch E E St. Eakins and J R Good grand senior warden, with J B Wilson past encampment master. Congress at Schaueke noted, refreshments served, and a note on patronage investigation.
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Fort Riley
Odd Fellowship
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Kansas
J. Rt. Good
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PunsPécific conference aims to unite Kansas colleges
A conference at the University gathers Kansas Agricultural College Baker University Ottawa Washburn and Emporia to discuss Christian principles and global student issues. Sixty to seventy attendees from China Japan the Philippines and Russia are expected.
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Univers
Gestopolitatie
Olubis
Stu
China
James Cal S
Agricultural College
Baker
Otta_ ya
Cast Chosen for Liberty Memorial High Spring Play
The Dramatic Club at Liberty Memorial High selects a nine member cast for The Play, with roles including Mary Marshall, her husband, a detective, and three comic figures. Rehearsals begin as the February 25 performance nears at Garden City.
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Liberty Memorial High School
Rey
Marsh
Mary
Tan
I .Rald
Miles
Ace
Stella
Shep
Donalds Hulis
Dorpihea
Simons
Donald Dixon
Ralph Graves
Feteran
Righ Up Britishers Are Incorporated
English nobles including dukes and earls have formed incorporated entities by transferring properties to limited liability companies. This move aims to shield heirs from heavy taxation and to circumvent supertax on savings and improvements. The practice converts private estates into corporate structures, potentially affecting inherited wealth while adjusting income figures beyond large annual sums.
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Ondon
England
Court Term Opens With 36 Jurors For February District Court
The February term of district court begins Monday at 9 am with 36 jurors drawn. Fifteen criminal cases are set, seven for liquor violations, three for forgery, and three for larceny. First case listed is Hugh Walker charged with forgery. Other names include McGennan, Hannon, Wilson, Weoog, Peterson, Stith, Mumford, and Harding among defendants and associates in varied charges.
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Walker
Meeting 18 over Indianapolis wage talks
Union Wage committee authorized to seek best possible contract from central field operators without wage or hour specifics. Scale committee empowered to obtain the best agreement, to be used by miners representatives when negotiating with Miami operators on February 14. convention adjourned after report adoption.
Garnett Wins Debate Over Federal Education Department
Garnett high school debaters defeated Liberty Memorial high school representatives in a night debate on whether a federal department of education should be established. The decision occurred in the high school gym with attendance by students and faculty. In related political notes, the Senate subcommittee investigating Senator Gould’s bribery charges adjourned without a recommendation to the full committee.
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Schol
Education
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Nd Garnett
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Washington
Red
Gould
Maine
Enrollment irregularities at University of Kansas encounter delays
The Kansas University enrollment process shows uneven figures and delays as students queue in lines for registration. Officials report late fee assessments and grace periods for late payments at the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences. In Atlanta a separate report covers a co op club party investigation and a bath tub scandal tied to Langnecht.
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College of Li Arts
Hayker
Mianla Bio Am Laboratory
Stude Health - Service
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Besrun
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Kansas City
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Langnecht
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Washington Senate Files Farm Measure Amid Objections
The Washington Senate debated a farm equipment measure with Republican objections over time to study provisions. Several senators urged more opportunity to review details as House support for the compromise lingered. In Manhattan Kansas Professor H B Walker at the State Agricultural College was noted for a year’s leave to lead farm enrollment efforts. Enrollment at the school stood around six hundred and fifty with seniors dominating.
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