Turks Not Want War Despite Conference Strains
An official today informed the correspondent that Turkey has no desire to resume hostilities with Greece or Britain. Negotiations will resume if powers decide, with Turks awaiting word on termination of the truce. Observers note misinterpretations among British and French delegations helped widen gaps. Meanwhile Ismet Pasha’s failure to sign the treaty prompts debate on trust in the mediation efforts as the Near East conference remains suspended but not hopeless.
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Tidal Waves Hit Hilo After Earthquake Shock
Honolulu dispatch reports residents of Hilo on Hawaii island assessing damage from a tidal wave that followed a severe earthquake. Authorities say several days of aftershocks and a disrupted seismic record kept observers unsure of the quake’s precise timing and strength. Police and firemen patrolled the damaged district as residents sought higher ground. A second item notes army transport command delaying plans to move American forces from the Philippines and the possible nonarrival of St Mihiel at its scheduled harbor.
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Mamzactic’ Observatory
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Death of Japanese Emperor Privy Council Member
Tokta February reports the death of Lord Keeper and uncle of Emperor Yoshihita due to a stroke. The Telegram from Associated Press notes his passing at the privy seat, marking another royal loss in the era.
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Yoshihita
Chiropractor Named in Brief Weather Note
A fragmented OCR item mentions a chiropractor amid a weather summary noting generally fair conditions and colder Tuesday. The readable content provides no clear date or location but highlights a chiropractor in a stray line.
House panel backs tighter immigration limits proposal
Washington February 5 the house immigration committee approved a bill to curb admissions by more than half. The measure would cap admissions under the proposed act at 2 percent of foreign born residents in the United States per the 180 census, down from the current 8 percent.
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United States
House Immigration Committee
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Federal Penitentiary
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McNeil_ Island
Beloit Runaways Back in School
Topeka report says Beloit girls state industrial school back to normal. Thirty-nine girls who escaped last Saturday have returned to quarters. Mrs Julia Perry now in charge at Beloit after long service as superintendent. No one suffered exposure. an unlocked door allowed a cottage escape but all are quiet today.
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Topeka
State Board of Administration
State Industrial School
Beloit
Julia Perry
State Penitentiary
E. G. Barrier
KU enrollment tops five thousand for the year
Chancellor E H Lindley announced figures showing 5 107 students enrolled for the school year including five semesters and summer term. On the hill 3 952 were enrolled since September with 1 165 in both summer sessions. Of those starting last September 198 withdrew. Campus total now 3 744 with ongoing term.
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E. H. Lindley
Objections to final decree in Missouri rail line sale
Objections were heard in federal court to the form of the final decree in the receivership sale of the Missouri Kansas and Texas railroad now the Missouri Kansas stirroius. Shippers claim 400000 dollars due for alleged overcharges and Kansas City terminal company objects to reorganizing and establishing fares and terminals in Kansas City.
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Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railroad
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Missouri Shippers
Kansas City Terminal Company
Kansas City
Princess Yolanda Engaged to Count Calvi di Bergslo
London February report via Associated Press states Princess Yolanda eldest daughter of King Victor Emmanuel and Queen Elena is engaged to Captain Count Calvi di Bergslo. An Rome Exchange Telegraph dispatch adds formal announcement from Gasoline Up in Kansas City. Gasoline price in Kansas City stations listed as 20 5 a gallon with filing details and license issues noted.
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London
Victor ‘Emmanuel
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Calvi di Bergslo
Rome
Kansas City
Cement executive heads to Western States meeting
William Bromersick of Fa Cement Co departs for Independence Kansas to attend the annual meeting of the Western States Portland Cement Co where he serves on the board of directors.
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Metin
William Bromersick
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Portland Gement. Co
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Harding in 1924 Predicts Harding Nomination
Washington, Feb 5. Senator Watson of Indiana predicted that President Harding would be renominated unanimously at the 1924 Republican national convention. He said the party would stand united and militant, renominating Harding without dissent. The remark followed debates over new Republican leadership appointments and party management.
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Four Dead in Fire at Wichita Apartment Building
A Wichita blaze at the Getta apartment building left two unidentifed bodies recovered and two people missing with eight burned. Miss Nettie Anderson and Miss Nettie Sharp are among the missing, along with Oleon Woods and Mrs Tong. Firemen faced stair and rope escapes as thirty six upper apartments burned. no cause yet determined.
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Getta
Netlie Anderson
Nett ‘Tie Sharp
Oleon Woods
Tong
Riots in Election and Court Proceedings in Montreal
Montreal reports charges of grating theft assault and fraud at today's provincial election. About thirty persons jailed at noon and others hospitalized. Fort Worth sees a fatal Grade Crossing crash as a MKT passenger train collides with a car. one dead two injured. A tuberculosis clinic is set for tomorrow at City Hall with Dr Dy Loveland of Topeka to lead examinations starting at 9.
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Topeka
University Senate to Meet in Blake Hall February Afternoon
The University Senate will hold its regular February meeting tomorrow at 4 30 in Blake Hall lecture room Blake Wall at the University. Appeals to District Court August Dietz has appealed a justice court decision requiring him to pay Ralph Gimbler 163 25 for the plaintiff's services.
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August Dietz
Ralph Gimbler
Gasoline Prices Rise One Cent in Wichita
Gasoline climbed by a penny today in Wichita with price at 21.4 cents per gallon at local filling stations on February 5.
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Trawler Makes Record Catch in London
The trawler recently landed a remarkable catch, breaking a weekly record. Crew reports a faster voyage with a large quantity of fish brought to port in good condition. Officials note the haul signals strong fishing activity and market potential for the coming weeks.
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London
French Occupation Expands To Two More Towns
Paris reports miners in the Saare valley strike as France widens control by occupying Offenburg and Appenweil in Baden. The move targets rail traffic along the Rhine and is tied to tensions over international train service between Paris and Prague.
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Fire damages home and roofs prompt multiple calls
A fire damaged the residence of Charles Starkweather at Maine Street late Saturday, with possible $100 loss from defective appliance. A roof fire at 1049 Rhodes Island Street caused slight damage, and a roof fire at a Lutheran church was quickly extinguished. A chimney fire at 500 Davis Street prompted a night response with unspecified damage.
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Dean J. G. Brandt
Deavis Street
Derailed rear sleepers on Chicago bound train No 42
Three rear sleepers on Chicago Burlington and Quincy passenger train No 42 bound for St Louis derailed at Mullen Nebraska in the early hours. No fatalities or injuries reported and officials termed it a miracle. Broken rail blamed for the derailment with a line halt at the junction.
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Chicago Observes Lest in Lent Observances in Loop
Chicago marks Lent with 33 noon services in the loop from Ash Wednesday February 14 to Good Friday March 30 except Saturdays. Episcopal bishops and clergy lead brief services at Garrick Theatre Randolph Street daily in God’s life opportunities outreach.
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Ash
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Bank of Life
James Wise
Kansas
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Ohio
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Nebra
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Phillips E.osgood
Minneapolis
Bernard I. Bell
St. Stephen's College
K U Orchestra Rehearsal Notice
The University orchestra will hold a rehearsal tomorrow after 8 o'clock in the evening.
Doerr Offered State Business Manager Post
Topeka reports Hal Doerr of Larned prominent merchant and former state senator has been offered the office of state business manager to succeed the late James A Kimball. Governor Davis announced Doerr, a Democrat, is in Topeka for advisement on the matter.
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A. A. ‘Doerr
League of Women Voters forms drive for school board candidates
A halted Saturday meeting at city hall saw Lawrence women and club delegates form a committee to canvass local organizations for consensus on desirable school board candidates. Mrs Gaunt presided as the group outlined tasks for the week, aiming to avoid wasted time. The committee will report at the League’s next regular meeting on Monday February 12, when nominations will be made and an open session urged for all interested women.
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Lawrence
Wome
FW. Gaunt
Live Wire Speaker to Address Lawrence Chamber Tomorrow
Frank Jewel Raymond, dubbed the Billy Sunday of the Business World, will speak at the Lawrence Chamber of Commerce noon program tomorrow on Business Mastery. The committee urges all members to attend as his practical talks on business troubles promise actionable pointers. He will spend three days in Kansas City this week lecturing on "making cue in business" after earlier appearances in Topeka and other chambers.
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Chamber of Commerce
Lawrence
Billy Sunday
Chant of Commerce
Er of Commerce
Raymond
Kansas City
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Topek
Mathematics Prizes Awarded At Senior High Assembly
Two prizes for exceptional work in mathematics were awarded at the senior high school assembly. Clive Weatherby and Ruth Ellis won each prize of 2.50 dollars. Oliva Weatherby received a prize for the highest grade in a recent contest quiz. Helen Churchill and Ruth Gillum earned honorable mention. The other prize recognized improvement from geometry I to geometry II. Prizes were offered by a friend of high school students to encourage geometry interest. More prizes are promised at semester end for geometry II students.
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Clive Weatherby
Ruth Ellis
Oliva Weatherby
Helen Churchill
Ruth Gillum
Geometry
Women's Auxiliary to Meet at Legion Hall Tomorrow
The Women's Auxiliary of the American Legion will hold an open meeting tomorrow night at the Legion Hall. All women eligible to become members are invited to attend. Refreshments will be served.
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People's State Pack
February Term of Court Open Today in District Session
The February term of district opened this morning with minor details before opening jury cases. Pleas were entered before Judge Hugh Means. Cases include Earl Akers of Topeka appealing a speeding conviction, Orville Setlers charged with burglary, and others. Naturalization applicants, divorces, and various liquor related charges feature in this term.
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KR2
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Sam Sweeger
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School Board Meets Tonight In Lawrence City Office
The regular Lawrence board of education meeting is set for tonight at 8 o clock in the board's office located in the American Cement Plaster company building. Drs Welch and Welch, The Chiropractors, are noted in the text.
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American Cement Plaster Company
Terre Haute Men Inspect Kansas Memorial Stadium Visit
Three Terre Haute leaders arrived in Lawrence at noon to inspect the Kansas Memorial Stadium. Mayor Oru Davis, Park Board member Carl Bauermeister, and architect D B Shourds, president of the American Institute of Architecture, toured the new facility. They planned a return trip tonight. A committee including Dr F C Allen Chancellor E H Lindley Alfred G Hill Prof F L Brown and Prof H A Rice accompanied them.
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City Officials Come to School
The second annual school for city officials and employees announced by A. T H Jewell of the University of Kansas Engineering. The program covers sessions Wednesday to Friday with P F Walker and faculty presiding and G G Whipple as principal speaker. Includes talks on sanitation, water filtration, and city management.
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University of Kansas Engineering
P. F Walker
School of Indincerint
G .G. Whipple
Harvard
New York
Red Cross
Hotel Workers Plan Wind-Up Campaign Meeting
The entire hotel campaign organization will meet this evening at the Chamber of Commerce to finalize plans for a concentrated push. Tex will introduce the supper meeting at 6 30 and all team captains cabinet members and the executive committee will attend. A $50 000 pledge to the hotel builder is noted as a bonus target for the wind-up later this week. Workers will receive prospect cards supplies and final instructions ahead of tomorrow morning’s push. A luncheon is planned for Wednesday with Rotary Club reports and a joint meeting with hotel workers and Rotarians at the Chamber.
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Topeka note cites death by own action and date
Longed for her best Topeka Feb declares in Teng note that Anna M Faidley aged 77 ended her life by asphyxiation in a plain envelope marked statement She writes there is no place for old persons to live and longs to meet her Pilot when she crosses the bar There are Bible passages she wrote and a prayer she will be understood by God
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Topeka
Anna M. Faidley
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