Mutinous Troops Reported In Cantonese Crisis
News despatches describe a mutiny among Cantonese forces with sections of the garrison quoting officials. Reports from Shanghai and Nanchang reference a mutinous incident and the involvement of officers, while broader political notes discuss foreign powers and regional authority. The dispatches also mention an emergency stance by Chinese leadership and the response of allied governments.
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Syoopa Marinie
Nanchang
Ian Preyines
Avery
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Gwipg
Bers
Pikias
Chage Tao-Lin
Monehuri
Terkiy
Ray
Ching
Yeking
Noyett Geunuike
Vs An
Lavor
Shanhai
House of Commons
Stanley Baldwin
Ramsay MacDonald
Jeader
MacDonald
China
Coolidge delays action on Philippine plebiscite plan
President Coolidge contemplates delaying action on the independence plebiscite in the Philippines to confer with Governor General Wood. If Wood cannot come, Coolidge may act on his own, using the general’s implied stance. Public statements by A. Thompson are seen as aligning with the administration’s Philippines policy.
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Philippines
Geveral Wood
Wau
Washingtoa
Coolie
Waolls
Vinelen
Coolidge Ukowisu
Wood
Coolidey
White House
Stalenve
Philpyines Magi
A. Thompson
Thomysan
Philippine
Kansas Foreensiti Unsettled Toneand Snow Likely Tonight
Unclear text suggests unsettled weather in Kansas with possible snow in western areas tonight and Wednesday. Mentions colder temperatures, cloudy conditions, and scattered mentions of places like Arkansas City, Colfey, and Sy Tone.
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Kansas
Arkansas City
Road law proposal expands state highway board in Kansas
A bill to reorganize the highway commission proposes eight members from all districts with a governor appointed two year terms. A state director of roads would oversee operations, salary up to 35000, and the highway engineer would earn 4500. A county free fund of 100000 would be created to aid counties, with $200 per mile for completed state roads and $250 per mile for streets becoming part of the system.
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Kan
Teviee
State Highway J Commission
Mack
Harvey County
Mack Hill
State Highway Commission
Highway Commission S
Toledo man shot at golf course in Los Angeles
Cornelius J. Callahan of Toledo, Ohio, lay in critical condition from a head wound sustained yesterday at a golf links in Los Angeles. The shooting occurred during a non match round by his former business associate Andreiy Jankowski. Police planned to question Mrs. Jankowski, reportedly overheard saying Youve shot the best friend. The incident disrupted a golf moment and left witnesses shaken.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Cornelius J. Callahan
Toledo
Ohio
Syesterday
Asgach
Andreiy Jankowski
Don Regia Yell
Callahay
Nnowski
Threesonia
Ts An
Topeka debates primary, budget plans amid farm bill talks
The senate agreed to vote by 4 PM Friday on farm relief measures. Governor seeks appropriation from legislature as political debate continues. Public officials discuss Staytte commerce, marriage policy, and farm bill provisions amid tight deadlines.
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Washington
Senate
Republicans push dry issue ahead of convention
Senator Borah of Idaho, a dry leader, agreed to cooperate in pressing prohibition at the upcoming Republican convention. He said he would support efforts to force a final conclusion at the gathering, replying to Dr Butler's address which warned no candidate could win without opposing prohibition.
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Borah
Idaho
Senate
Republicanconvention
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L.oan
Revolutionary Upheaval Grips Portugal Amid Capital Uprising
Paris reports travelers from Portugal describe a grave revolutionary outbreak in Lisbon and attacks in Oporto. Dispatches say massed forces and police mutinied, seizing Lisbon and turning it into an armed camp. Reports note casualties, patrols in streets, and the government’s precarious position as rebels gain control.
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Portugal
Hhese
Oporto
Buenos Aires
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Naeiga
Portugese
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Monda
Kansas senate kills eugenics marriage bill in committee
Topeka Feb 8 the eugenics marriage bill was killed in the senate temperance committee after an executive session. The panel voted two to two to return the measure with no recommendation and two to return it favorably, a minority report unlikely. The bill would have required a physician’s certificate of physical fitness for marriage licenses. Senator Morton did not expect a minority report.
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Ide
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Morton
Clay
Center
Daugherty Trial Opens With Buckner Address
Federal Court in New York hears Emory R Buckner outline alleged graft by former Attorney General Harry M Daugherty and aide Thomas W Miller. Buckner claims assets linked to the American Metal Company were moved via Richard Merton to a Bank of Daugherty in a case tracing 391 000 related to a transfer from the Washington home. The opening is interrupted by defense attorneys.
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Federal Court
New York
Harry M. Daugherty
United States
Emory R. Buckner
Daugherty
Thomas W. Miller
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Joss Wesinithy
Washington
American Metal Company
Richard Merton
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King
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Merton
Daugherty Court House
O 'Bueckner
House Tangles On New Primary Law
The state legislature debates a bill to restore party conventions for nominating candidates for key statewide offices while retaining the direct primary for governor and U S Senate. Supporters claim it strengthens the primary. opponents warn it erodes voter influence and favors party control.
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Norton County
Stsichairman
United States
Supreme’ Court
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Tillotson
House
Totson
Dlimmier
Jefferson County
Alarms Highlight Fire Losses in January Report
Fire Chief William A. Reinisch presents January figures to the City Commission. Buildings valued at 120 960 suffered 2 092 in losses while contents at 62 540 faced 8 050 in losses. A hardware store fire prompted a rapid department alert, prompting discussion of adding a second fire department.
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City Commission
William A. Reinisch
Billboard Ordinance Passed by City Commission
Last night the city commission gave first reading to a proposed billboard ordinance. It would ban erecting any billboard without governing body permission and require a detailed application with plot and site specifications. A $5 application fee is proposed, with penalties up to fifty dollars for violations and potential jail time.
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Anil
City Treasurys Receives Over $1400 From Southwestern Bell
In a recent city meeting it was reported that Southwestern Bell Telephone Company paid over 1400 into the city treasury in recent weeks. The contribution was noted by the city commission as part of routine revenue, with officials indicating continued compliance and upcoming fiscal reviews.
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Southwestern Bell
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Calvin Coolidge to address joint session broadcast nationwide
The article notes Calvin Coolidge will speak to the joint session of Congress on Washington's Birthday, with one-sixth of the U S population and thousands abroad able to hear via 87 radio stations reaching more than 20,000,000 listeners as the White House occupant delivers the address.
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York
United States
White House
Calvin Coolidge
Washington
Mayor Holliday orders dog restraint to fight rabies
The city issues a proclamation forbidding dogs to run at large after February and authorizing police to destroy any unconfined dogs. Mayor Frank M. Holliday cites rabies cases in South Lawrence and North Lawrence as justification, urging owners to keep dogs confined and immunize their pets. John G. Stulz protested in City Commission, while officials stress protecting children and public safety.
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South Lawrence
Stutz
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Mille Crean Producers Propose Milk Ordinance At City Seats
At the regular Mille Crean Producers meeting in Chamber of Commerce rooms objections centered on favoring large milk distributors over smaller ones. Producers argued price cuts on butterfat affect farm income while opposing bottling milk on farms and cooling on premises. Discussion touched shipping cream to City and other areas as well as proposed tests and examinations for shipments. These local issues reflect broader transportation and mail service topics tied to Alaska and Washington debates.
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Crean
Chamber of
Farina
Essiti
Torals
Ace
Nesses
Plan for Annual Window Unveiling Style Show Plan
The Mer chants Bureau of the Chamber of Commerce held a meeting to plan an annual spring window unveiling style show. About forty merchants attended. Dean P. Walken spoke on traffic and parking, with no support to extend parking limits to Ferndik and New Hampshire. A “Pay Up Week” advertising campaign was proposed, to run with merchant cooperation later this month aligning with a national effort. A committee from each block was named to assist Pursman in launching the campaign, with the next meeting set for the first Monday in March.
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Dean P. P. Walkek
School of, Engineering
University of Kansas
Ferndik
New Hampshire
L ‘Ment Gredit
Itald
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Plair
Campaigeri
Howard Parker
Civil Case Load Set By District Court Proceedings
District court convenes for civil case setting at nine o clock after a vacation. Judge Hugh Means presides with the Douglas County Bar Association to set upcoming civil suits. Defendants in liquor case failed to appear. bonds forfeited and an attachment issued. Davis and Mary Davis signed by Wolfson and Nas posted $300 each. Trial of Davis proceeds. Frazz Heverkampf pleads guilty to forgery. A jury later convicts forger late yesterday. Troop inspection scheduled as Captain Crissman leads Troop C 214 Cavalry in Haskell gym. Colonel Heindon of 114 Cavalry to inspect for the state. Troop C has held the regimental trophy. Mayor Holliday criticizes street and public utilities changes at Ninth and Indiana. Carman defends plow sign plan. End of government protest.
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Hugh Means
Imet
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Chicago
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Change of city commission in Tanie's addition district
A notice records a change of city commission actions at the resident neighborhood block 13 in Tanie's addition on Mississippi Street between Tenth and J3, referencing the commission meeting last night.
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Tanie
Mississipni
Forces J forces clash in Nicaragua air raid at Chinandega
In Managua on February 2 AP reports Liberal forces recaptured Chinandega after a Conservative advance aided by air strikes. Willig Brooks and Lee Mazon, New Orleans natives, reported the raid as troops entered parts of the town still smoldering from prior bombardment.
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Lawrence Schools Financial Report Presented to Board
A concise financial report from Lawrence schools was submitted to the board by Superintendent H. P. Smith at the regular meeting. The board voted to publish the report soon and set up a committee to oversee publication. The health update noted an epidemic of mumps whooping cough and chicken pox with scarlet fever scattered. underweight rates at December weighing improved as the year progressed. A committee visited New York and Guinea schools for a report, no formal action taken, and staff were authorized to attend a national superintendent meeting in Dallas and a keynote convention in St Louis. Miss Aileen Fine Osage was appointed to a vacancy caused by Frieda Hume’s absence. further clerical action followed.
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City Commission Advances Pavement Plans for Multiple Streets
Last night the city commission adopted several resolutions to pave and curb numerous streets including Illinois from Sixth to Seventh and Tenth from the alley east of Maine to the Missouri line. Alabama from Fourth to Fifth faced mayoral objection, while Delaware Street in the 1000 block was held for vote amid ongoing petitions for payments.
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Petitions Seek Kirchhof Boynton and Griesa On Ballots
Local petitions circulate to place George J. Kirchhof W. Boynton and Griesa on the Lawrence ballots for re election. Voters urge registrar to list names for the upcoming mayoral race. Also mentions Sheriff Alfred Coad of Oswego Kansas in a separate report.
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George J. Kirchhof
Boynton
Griesa
Lawrence
Tayot
Onkero Sherif
Parsons
Alfred Coad
Oswego
Kansas
Water Commission Hearing On Parking Obstruction
In a fragmentary report the Water Commission received a protest from a Foxford grocery at 4339 Mascachusetts Street about parking of cays blocking access. The matter was investigated by a commission member.
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Kansas Public Service hearing on railroad rate proposal
At a public hearing in Kansas a speaker from the Public Service Commission discussed proposed railroad rate increases. He noted the plan could cost Kansas up to ten million dollars annually, and carriers argued losses while claiming shifts to other states. The session included cross examination and a discussion of rate impacts on freight costs and state deficits.
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J Heals
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Missouri
Dakotas
Kansa
Health warning urges caution over children's gatherings
Lawrenc e health officer issues warning to parents about recent rise in children's diseases. He cautions against unsupervised attendance at school events and theatrical gatherings. Officials note ongoing measles whooping cough and chicken pox cases, advising immunized children stay protected and unimmunized children avoid large crowds.
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Lawrenc
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Ace
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Alter Returns Home After University Meeting
A fragmentary report notes a professor leaving a university and Yale for a later stop at the University of Chicago before returning home to Shitfey. The brief item mentions travel to Los Angeles and a February date linked to Shigley and Mason.
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