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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1928

Page

6

London King Delivers Speech On Arbitration Treaty

London February 7 AP King George in parliament opened the session outlining his government is studying a new arbitration treaty with the United States to replace the 1908 agreement. He cited friendly foreign relations and cooperation with the League of Nations to settle disputes, noted China’s improved position allowing reduced forces, and pledged adherence to prior policy while acknowledging domestic industry concerns and potential growth in home trade.

London George Great Britain United States Washington League of Nations China Ytheny

Eight of South Coffeyville gambling suspects jailed in Tulsa raid

In a late Saturday raid by Deputy Prohibition Administrator Jinks and Tulsa officers, eight alleged violators were moved from South Coffeyville Oklahoma to Tulsa jail. Those named include Tommy and Fred Hill Lynn Hicks Mont Rogers Jack Rogers Prude Buchahan Bill Doane and A Pence. Officers left guards to prevent reopening of dens. A marriage license was issued to Clifford Hagerty and Phlemia Dear, both of Lawrence.

Tulsa Okla South Coffkyville Jinks Prohibition Oklahoma Kansas Toni Geveral Jeers Tommy Fred Hill Lynn Hicks Mont Rogers Jack Rogers Prude Buchahan Bill Doane A. Bi’ Pence South Coffeyville

Lindbergh greeted by San Juan carnival attendants

Col Charles A Lindbergh arrived in San Juan Porto Rico where Edna Coll queen of the carnival led about 40 attendants in cloth of tard gowns to greet the goodwill ambassador. Coll wore a gold gown and attendants wore silver. Lindbergh was guest of honor at the opening carnival hall in the municipal theater.

San Juan Porto Rico Edna Coll Charles A. Lindbergh Miss Coll Lindbergh

French fliers delayed by rain on Atlantic route

Rain across the air route from Montgomery to Washington forced French fliers Diesdonne Costes and Joseph ebrix to postpone their takeoff. Maj. WRT Weaver at Maxwell Field ordered a wait for better flying conditions. The pair, who arrived from New Orleans yesterday, were set to depart this morning but delays continued to loom as weather persisted.

Montgomery Ala Washington Diesdonne Costes Josephebrix Uneail New Orleans Wrt Weaver Maxwell Flying Field

Apportionment Among Townships Cited in County Text

The text notes apportionment among the townships of the county based on a specified number of motorcars. The fragment indicates a method of distribution linked to vehicles, but lacks a full context or finalized figures.

Zach Youte

Oil Heads Plan to Settle Differences

New York dispatch reports leaders of US and European oil firms moving toward settling the dispute between Standard Oil of New York and Royal Dutch Shell over Russian oil purchases. Factors include Anglo-American Oil Company and Vacuum Oil Company talks in New York, with Royal Dutch arrival expected, amid a broader price-war in India.

New York Fept Timesday United States Standard Oil Company of Royal’ Dutch Shell Eurppe the Times Anglo-American Oi Company, Ltds Vacuum Oil Company of London Royal Dutch Berengaria Walter I.C. Teagle Standard of New_York South Anglo-American England Rockefeller Standard of New York

Paris Houses Without Light and Air Demolitions Ongoing

Paris reports show houses lacking ventilation and sunlight along the ancient Street of the Ovens scheduled for demolition. Thousands of bedrooms once filled are gone, but many tenements persist despite housing shortages. In Houston Rice Institute adopts a hoot owl as its new athletic mascot after a passenger train incident.

Paris Houston Texas Rice Institute

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