Capper Urges Embargo on Arms Against Violating Pact
Kansas Senator Capper has prepared a resolution urging the United States to impose an arms embargo on any nation that violates the Kellogg peace pact. The president would decide when violated and enact the embargo, denying arms and war materials. The measure seeks executive-negotiated support from other signers and aims to deter war by cutting off armament trade, with Capper predicting it could spark public discussion even if not voted on soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Capper
Kansas
Senate
of Executive
Enator Capper
United States
Lanse
Kansks
Prices Seen Falling Ahead for Farm Goods in 1929
Kansas State Agricultural College economists predict lower prices for wheat and corn, dairy fat, cattle, butter and eggs during ninety days, with hog prices steady to higher and poultry prices near 1928 levels. The outlook for 1929 favors hogs, beef cattle, dairy, and poultry with better wheat marketing prospects amid reduced global supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Kansas State
Agricultural College
Kansas
Jevels
Language shifts blur French shop signs in Paris commerce
In Paris the English language encroaches on French commerce as terms like parlor, hair dresser, and grill room replace the traditional tailleur coiffeur and restaurant. French shopkeepers feel the purity of the tongue threatened while even small cafes adopt American bar naming.
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Paris
Traffic jams plague Le Bourget Croydon air route
The Le Bourget Croydon air route faces overcrowding as more privately owned planes join the London Paris big commercial service. Government talks seek policing measures and a plan to require private pilots to announce departures to warn other aircraft, especially in hazy weather.
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le Bourget
Croydon
London-Paris
France
Chinese Student Develops New Bergolium Glass at Pittsburgh
At the University of Pittsburgh a Chinese researcher Chi Wang Lai and professor Alexander Silverman announce a new glass made with beryllium oxide. The material offers greater hardness and strong ultraviolet transmission, with potential for wear resistant optical uses. Further testing needed on solarization effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh, Pa
University of Pittsburgh
Alexander Silverman
Chi. Wang Lai
China
Plik
cavalry action in future warfare forecast in france
Paris AP Extension cavalry action in future warfare is forecast in the French army maneuvers in the Rhineland. General Guillaumat says cavalry divisions face a mix of mounted foot and wheeled elements, with automobiles and caterpillar tractors complicating use. Lessons from trench warfare are guiding study. Rabbits were given to children in Artern Saxony as prizes for best rabbit show description.
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Paris
Rhineland
Trey
Guillaumat
Rhine Army
Artern
Saxony
Brazil Coffee Plantations Dominating Sao Paulo Hills
Large scale coffee estates in the state of Sao Paulo Brazil cover rolling yellow hills with trees planted in four-tree groups. Shade crops like Indian corn between rows protect weedy ground and feed mules used on the farms. Most estates sit on plateaus at 2000 feet or more, with Santos port handling 60 percent of Brazil's crop before rail and cable routes move beans to sea level.
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Campinas
Sao Paulo
Brazil
Seo Paulo
Towa
Hingis
Georgia
North Amon
United States
Irazil
Santos
Sao
Paulo
Mexico Seeks Culture Amid Dry Land Reform Push
AP report describes Mexico City showing cautious public support for Ports Gil era cultural education program. policy shifts spark debate over Progra cultural aims, including gradual alcohol prohibitions, with focus on elevating taste, promoting clean entertainment, and tying national progress to sport enthusiasm led by a non drinking president who favors baseball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Gil
Hkawev Cause & Rent Sensacion
Juarés
Newses
Eno
Free yearly trip for Italian youths born in France
Mussolini plans a program for 18 000 under 18 Italians in the Alpes Maritimes born in France to visit their native Italy. About 100 000 Italians live in the district and 18 000 are under 18. eligible youths apply at an Italian consulate for a free round trip and sometimes receive clothes and provisions for the voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Nice
Mussolini
Italy
French Alpes-Maritimes
Jungle Poison and Beetle Discovered by Williams at Pittsburgh
Dr S H Williams, returning to duties at the University of Pittsburgh, cited new finds from the South American jungle including the Williams beetle and deadly poison used on darts. He exhibited the poison jar, darts and blowpipe, a dolphin specimen mounted at Carnegie Museum, and a skull sent to the Smithsonian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
S. H. Williams
University of Pittsburgh
Conan Doyle
Williams
Kareteur
Carnegie ‘Museum
Smithsonian Institution
Fremont Ohio advances in playground facilities honor
Fremont Ohio with 12 000 residents earned Harmon Foundation prize for greatest advance in playground facilities after converting a 1925 plot into Harmon Field. Parks officials tiled and sodded ground. bleachers for 2 500. a field house. a cinder track and baseball diamond. volleyball and croquet courts. children's play area expanded. more than 7 600 people used it last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont
Harmon Foundation
Fremont Park
Vorys Collier
Collier
Harmon Field
Ren Carrs
Ebel
Eudora Socials and Local House Guests Notice
Eudora highlights reveal Mrs. Clarence Daugherty and Gene visiting her mother Mrs. Sarah Lucas in Baldwin. W A Fuller thanks friends for birthday cards on his seventy fourth. Dr. and Mrs. Howard Phillips of Topeka visit family in Eudora area. Several other local visits among Schubert Lotz Riling Lothholz Crane and Crawley households with Eudora High basketball team traveling to Linwood.
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Clarence. Daugherty
Gene
Sarah Lucas
Baldwin
W.A. Fuller
Howard Phillips
Fopeka
George Schhubert
John Riling
Lawrence
Wiliam Lothholz
Adolph Lotz
Jack Crane
Alice
Ardelia
Olathe
Beyt
White School Fifth Month Attendance Winners Named
List of students with perfect attendance at White school for the fifth month includes Bessie Finley Loren Pine Alice Laptad Everett Bailey George Beer Henry Beer Alda Elizabeth Knott Katherine Heck Nadine Stallard Chester Pine Atil dred Daniels Tommy Beer Kara Ann Knott Alvin Daniel Junior Heck Maja eda Shook and fiom Stallard. Ralph Barton visited his sister's home Wednesday night Mrs Brown W Rasen Pine Herter McGee and Stallard. O J Lane and F Peak made a business trip to tet neka Friday February 1 about the new school bids. Those calling at the Wm Shook home Tuesday forenoon included Pat Shook Fimer Feer Mr and Mrs Earl Stencliff and Mrs Tom DeWitk and son Mr and Mrs Lester McGee and family and Maynard Harris were goer guests dlar. Those who ate on Mr andr ew Finte paid chil gars.
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Hazel Shirar
Maynard Harris
Ross Owens Land
Nick Geary
Bonnie Jean
L. G. McGee
R.A. Wilber
Erther
D. J. Mills
Pat Shook
Fred Wilkerson
Vernon King
L. A. Walbridge
Wm. Shook
W. Dunn
Elizabeth Dunn
T B. DeWitt
C. W. Brown
Lois
Donald
Junior
Silay
Arthur Walden
White School
Mondiy
Turner
C. N. Stadard
Fridee Ovenine
Esther Wither
Vivian Leford
Earl Sion
J. H
C. N. Stallard
Pleasent Valley and Farmland
Vem. Shook
Claude Parker
Clara McGee
W.H. Smith
Smith
Mo Parker
Jon Eufrene
Ti'lie Homter
Georgi Crow
Pat Skok
Earl “Hy
Fred Laptad
Manhattan
Mesa
Pat
Shook
Farsnes
White
Bessie Finley
Loren Pine
Alice Laptad
Everett Ba’ley
George Beer
Henry Beer
Alda Elizabeth Knott
Katherine Heck
Nadine Stallard
Chester Pine
Atildred Daniels
Tommy Beer
Kara Ann Knott
Alvin _ Danie
Heck
Majaeda Shook
Fiom S Stallard
Ralph Barton
January attendance at Love Star School report
The January Love Star School report lists students neither absent nor tardy: Alen Fiery, Vevita Bond, Fi mer Lindell, Arlen Johnson, Nellie Johnson, Ione Anderson, Martin Flory, Kerl Flory, Dedley Steele Pend, Vera Flory.
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Love Star School
Tar
Alen Fiery
Vevita Bond
Fimer Lindell
Arlen Johnson
Nellie Johnson
Ione Anderson
Martin Flory
Kerl Flory
Dedley Steele Pend
Vera Flory
Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin Becomes Global Laxative
In 1892 Dr. Caldwell introduced Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin to drug stores, a liquid vegetable laxative aimed at women, children, and the elderly. It became the world’s best selling laxative, trusted by millions for relief from constipation and related ailments. Mothers primarily purchase it for themselves and their children, with substantial use across ages.
Community Notes From Lawrence Visits and Visits
Lawrence social news lists many neighbors visiting and hosting in Lawrence Friday through Sunday. People named include Robert Watts Will Kinge Curtis and family Frances Ward Florine Roy Curtis Bradford Powell Everett Bond Roscoe Whitman Nancy Sanders Sarah Flory Lon Childs Elmer Metsker Otis Lindell John Smith Bert Flory Pearl Johnson Frieda and Nellie Johnson plus families and guests at Flory Johnson and Rend households.
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Glora_Solburg
Frieda Johnson
Vena Flory
Hazel Ikenberry
Betty Lou Fooney
Edward Anderson
Charles Lindell
Faye Miller
Pharon Miller
Della Bond
Donald Bond
Kenneth Bond
Richard Sanders
Frankie Johnson
William Johnson
Anns Lindell
Margaret Curtis
Everett Bond
Oscar Wiggins
Appanoose
Eldon Ulrich
Rochester
Minn
Esther Flory
Lone Star School
Alice
Cecil
Frieda
Nellie Johnson
Fred Flory
Lawrence
Porter Bond
Austin Mary
Porter
Gottlieb Nieder
Arthur Flory
Myrtie Kingery
Marie ‘Smith
Murry Bond
Robert Johnson
Arlen Flory
Venita Bond
Elmer _Vineau
Wa'ren Flory
Wayne Powell
Jane Anderson
Mary Percival
Martin Flory
Vera Flory
Betty Louw McKinsey
Cecil Johnson
Marguerite Anderson
Anna Lindell
Alice Johnson
Lon Childs
W. A. Flory Ome
Bis
Ault
Thuosay
Robert Watts
Will Kinge
Johnson
Curtis
Margaret
Frances Ward
Florine
Roy Curtis
Bradford Powell
Roscoe Whitman
Nancy Sanders
Sarah, Flory
Elmer Metsker
Otis Lindetl
John Smith
Bert Flory
Henry Metaker
Pearl Johnson
Delia Donald
Dudley
Pauling Simons
Bond
Kenneth
Austin Flory
Otis Brothers
Otis Lindell
Slrell Everett
Bend S Toon
Linney
Ent
Gottlieb Niedersheth Dann
Namie
Marion Childs
Ad Sanders
N. Sanders
Fred Sintons
Pauline
Marvin Rend
Simons
Frank Flory Wa
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William M. Jardine
Red Hills
Linwood High School
Linwood
Oscar Lothholz
Gon
Billy Werel
Ancabe
Will Miller
Charles Brown
Bert Daugherty
Bellevidw Ladies “Aid
Franklin van Patten
Golda Zook
Kansas City
William Combest
Earl Milburn
Memorial Hospital
E. J. Holland
Frank Greiner
Frank Bleche
Eail Milburn
Virginia Ann
Milbury
Marguerite Combest
Ed Smith
Warceline
George Seypold
Geneva Seybold
Topeka
Homer White
J. L. Crawley
St. Louis
John Weixeldorfer
George Schubert
Kansis City
Velma Smith
Ottawa
Dorothy White
K. A
An White
Clarence Daugherty
William Mertz
Henrickle Schubert
Clarence Fuler
Homer
Margaret Worimer
Parkville
RB. Johnson
William Lothholz
Ann Lothholz
Fred Walker
Howard Kohler
Howard Bérnitz
Louie Haile
Weaver
Lohengrin
Ray Spellman
Little Maxine
Thelma Carter
Opsherry Georgette
Cade
Suran
Wilson
Fudgra
Ray Rogers
EB. J. Moranville
Elton Ulrich
Red Flory
Everett Kinrers
Myrtle Kingery
Marie Smith
Murry Bend
Charlie Sanders
Donald Anderson
Pideane Johnson
Mies
Grace Metsker
All
Lone Star
Apple Pie
Apple Ie
Jimmie Childs
Miss Hyelm
Low Kids
Flory
Everet Bond
Marvin Bond
Mexico
America
Ohio
Eudora
KC EV
Sher Raad
American Service Ca
the Ice & Storage CO
Hill
Bill Druggists
Lydia
Pinkham
Ydia F. Pinkham
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