Germany seeks permanent seats in League Council
Genevi Feb 1 CAP An extraordinary League of Nations assembly plans for March could reshape the League. The council debated Germany's membership and permanent seats for neutrals while Brazil's Mello Frande urged U S acceptance of a temporary seat. Sweden, Britain, and Latin American states weighed opposing moves as Germany pressed for a clear council lineup.
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Genevi
League of Nations Assembly
M Reh
Germany
Couneil
Council
Franil Ia
Américan
United States
Poland
Sener Afranid Mello Frande
Brazil
League
Europe
Bhe
Wil
Latin America
Agret
Stockholm
Sal Demokraten
Peis
London
Austen Chamberlain
Briand
France
Spain
Robbers Fail to Blast Sumner County Vault
Wellington Feb 1 Robbers chopped through the vault wall of the Sumner County treasurer office and took about 100 in cash from a till. An attempt to blast the safe failed as a janitor arriving at six oclock interrupted the break in. The haul reportedly included about 300 in checks and currency.
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Wellington
Sumner County
A.C. Whealy
Court House
Weather Outlook Reports Snow Across Regions This Week
Weather outlook from Washington on February 18 notes upper Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys to see snowfall early and again near week end. Temperatures will run well below normal, with northern Rocky Mountain and Plateau regions also seeing snow and below normal temps. Kansas forecasts unsettled conditions tonight and Sunday, cooler with some places slightly colder tonight in southeast areas. roads vary from clear to cloudy across Kansas cities.
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Washington
Mippi
Missouri
Rocky Mountain
Plateau
S _Kansas
Kansas City
Salina
Arkansas City
Topeka
Cloudy
Fonds
Hutchinson
Countyville
Pittsburg
Wichita
Ottawa
Stunt Flier Art Smith Killed in Straight Flight
Cleveland dispatch reports Art Smith, renowned stunt flyer and sky writer pioneer, died when his mail plane crashed into a tree near Montpelier Ohio while flying from Chicago to New York. He was 32, burned in the wreck, and held 58 medals.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Art Smith
America
Montpelier
Bryan
Chicago
New York
Smith
Peterson Is Free After Bribery Verdict In Topeka
In Topeka Kansas attorney general Carl J Peterson was cleared of bribery charges by a district court jury after a nine day trial. The verdict ends the bribery dispute tied to a pardon market during Governor Jonathan M Davis administration. Another related suit against the governor and his son Russell remains pending but will not be prosecuted by the attorney general.
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Topeka
Kan
Carl J. Peterson
Torer
Kansas Bank
Jonathan M. Davis
Russell
Fred WoTollman
Gonvict
Fort Scott Petitions Call for Grand Jury Inquiry
Fort Scott petitions circulating February 13 ask Judge Gates to convene a grand jury to investigate alleged theft of contraband liquor from the federal court building by federal court officials. The form is general with no specifics on motives.
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Fort Scott
A.P
Gates
Imports on Increase in U.S. Trade for January
Washington reports January trade data showing imports at 414 million dollars and exports at 399 million, marking the highest import total in years. The United States posted a favorable balance of 100.3 million in January 1925, with gold exports of 3.09 million and imports of 19.35 million, resulting in a net gold loss of 16.26 million. Silver exports reached 9.76 million while imports stood at 43.76 million.
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Washington
A.P
United States
Commerce Department
Arguments in ouster case against Crawford county official
Topeka Feb 15 AP Arguments for a writ of ouster against A H Gatt suspended Crawford county attorney were presented today before W L Cunningham commissioner for the supreme court Lawyers representing Carl were to deliver arguments this afternoon Heavy Starman Pacific San Francisco Feb 134 A PL Points along the California coast today were reckoning the damage wrought yesterday and last night by a driving gale Two lives were lost when a boat capsized Advance in Crude 01 Pittsburgh Feb 4 AP The treading grades of crude oil quoted on the market here were advanced 10 to 25 cents a barrel by the principal purchasing agencies today As Deputy Chief of Staff Washington Feb 33 AP Major General Fox Conner has been selected to become deputy chief of staff of the army the second highest post in the military service Santa Fe Inspector Killed Newton Feb 18 ATP Phi Le ap Hand 30 Santa Fe engine inspector a hospital here last night of injuries received when a car he was driving turned over Los Angeles Murderer Hanged San Quentin Cal Feb 13 AP Warry Garbutt Los Angeles murderer was hanged at the state prison here today
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A. H. Gatt
Crawford County
W. L. Cunningham
Supreme Court
Carl
Starman
Pacific
San Francisco
California
Pittsburgh
Washington
Fox Conner
Army
Santa Fe
Newton
ATP
Phi Leap Hand
Los Angeles
San Quentin
Cal
Warry Garbutt
State’ Prison
Peterson
F. J. Bell
Burt Vaughn
Clyde Stewart
Baldwin
Roland Boynton
George K. Mélvin
C. J. Peterson
Court House
J. B.wilson
Joseph Myler
Baker University
Tola
Red
George K.melvin
Roland Boynton Shismozniog
Mexicans in sight of firing squads over Peteet case
In Tijuana near the border, Luis Amador and ex-chief Zenaido Llanos along with five others face possible execution by firing squad if convicted of abducting and assaulting Misses Audrey and Clyde Peteet. The Peteet family died by suicide after the incident, and U.S. Secretary Kellogg has taken an interest in the border case.
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San Diego
Cal
Fen
Luis ‘Amador
Tijuana
Zehaido
Llanos
Clyde
Audrey Peteet
Thomas YJ. Peteet
Tijuana Cuartel
Amador
Peteet
Llanod
Auirey
Citde Peteet
Alles
Lower
California
Kellogg
American State Department
T. Af. Peteet
Zenaido Llane
Luis Amador
Bergdoll Arrested Amid Indecent Conduct Claims in Philadelphia
Grover Clevel Bergdoll once a Philadelphia draft evader was arrested here after a private detective's complaint. He faces an open charge as police investigate indecent conduct allegations linked to years old kidnapping attempts and alleged love affairs. Police suspect revenge motives from victims.
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Mashach
Baden
Grover Clevelard Bergdoll
Yieh
Philadelphia
Bergdol
Bergdoll
Eberbach
Ross to Be Speaker at School Boards Meeting
D Rosse head of state public school service College of Emporia will address school boards at the county courthouse on the topic School Boards and Teachers Mrs H E Dean Kansas City Kansas president of the second congressional district of the Parent teachers Association will speak on The Relation of the P T A to Schools Afterward the school board meeting will consider forming a county council for the association.
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College of Emporia
County Court House
H. E. Dean
Kansas City
Kansas
Second Congressional District
Parent-teachers’ Association
Ross
Womens Party Takes Up Cathcart Case
The national women s party aided by immigration authorities challenges a discriminatory action. A petition to Secretary Davis urges a single standard of morals and seeks over ruling of a decision that imposes moral censorship on women not applied to men.
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Washington
National’ Women’s Party
United States
Davis
National Women's Party
Planning Day For Blind Association Annual Meeting Kansas City
Committees of the State Association for the Blind spent the day at Tiingis Street home of Miss Nancy Garvin in Topeka. The gathering aimed to shape the May annual meeting program in Kansas City and to seek restoration of state funding hindering home teachers and the Kansas School for the Blind. Attendees included Mrs EB Wright Topeka chair, Miss Daisy Garvin program chief, Dr Burt Anderson Herrington, and J J Wilson Kansas City Kansas superintendent.
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State Association For the Blind
Nancy Garvin
Tiingis Street
M Wadl
Logan
Kansas City
Kansas
HP Aelock
Committee For the Blind
State School For the ‘Blind
EB. EL. Wright
Topeka
Daisy
Grants New Trial In Multiple Civil Motions
Court convened after a two day recess to hear motions and demurrers and will reconvene Monday at 9 to resolve civil jury matters. Judge Hugh Meade sustained the motion for a new trial in Frank Harper vs Cox, awarding $20,327.45. other rulings include new trial in Asa G Judy v Eddy, real estate title quieted in Vauroy Miller v Adams, demurrer overruled in William Frowe v McPheeters, demurrer sustained to three sections in LaTourette v Liston, and demurrers sustained in Brockman Lawson and Measurer v Harris.
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Frank Harper
Hugh Mea
Asa G. Judy
J.J. Eddy and
Suife
Vauroy Miller
Robert Adams
William Frowe
L. E. McPheeters
F. P. LaTourette
G. M. Liston
H. Brockman L. ‘Lawson
Meéaser
Arson trial for George Thornton and James Rose continued
The arson case against George Thornton and James Rose was postponed to Friday at 2 p.m. before Probate Judge Menger after the defendants appeared with parents. The youths admitted involvement, according to County Attorney Geo. R. Melvin and Deputy Fire Marshal Victor Faton, in setting a fire at the Welcoma school several days earlier. Paulen anniversary noted in Topeka. Captain George Hubert Wilkins sails for Arctic expedition. Ambulance phone 119.
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George
Thornton
James Rose
Menger
Geo. RK. Melvin
Victor Faton
Welcoma
Baker University Fraternity Linked to Red Scandal Arrests
Nine arrested in a Baker University counterattack against a scandal sheet called The Red. Myler editor in chief and Slavens a Baldwin printer detained. bond set at 500 dollars. Officials say the Theta Nu Epsilon group funded printing. Myler confessed after initial denial.
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Baker University
The
Red
Toter
Joseph Myler
Jola
Thomas Slavens
Baldwin
Tad” Dalton
Dodge City
Floyd Bl] Viot
Pala
Jazz Recital by Paul Whiteman Delights Large Audience
Paul Whiteman known as the Jazz King of America wowed Robinson gym with a lively program that opened Mississippi and included Father of the Waters and Old Creole Days. The orchestra displayed top artistry under Whiteman's conducting with engaging antics by Henry Busse and others. Pianists Perella and Turner accompanied deftly, and solos ranged from Nola to Kitten on the Keys. A novelty finale featured Roy Maxon’s bass horn mimicry and a North Pole spoof with Dean Dyer and Professor Swarthout, ending in a celebratory bid for the future of jazz.
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Paul Whiteman
America
Robinson Gymnasitum
Mississippi
Mr. Whiteman
George Marsh
Henry ‘Busse
Harry Perella
Raymond Turner
Maier-Pattison
Nola
Kitten
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Mrr. Whiteman
Roy. Maxon
Prof. J. Boynton
Dean Ad Dyer
Brick’s
Heal
Deat
D. M. Swarthout
Ting
North Pole
R. M. Dsenberger
Mason
Henry Ford
Pre-School Examinations Begin March 8 City Clinics Listed
Examinations for pre school children start Monday March 8 with about 840 enrolled and 90 opposed. Clinics in City Hall run health only exams across two weeks March 8 to 20 on Monday Wednesday Friday and Saturday. Specialist referrals available to city clinics including Dr Nelson for ENT and Dr Reding for eyes, with dates and hours specified.
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Nelson
HH. Reding
B. H. Edmiston
C. B. Francisco
G. Is Harrington
B. Cox
T.B. Association
Membership drive yields growth and events at chamber
Farm bureau members gathered after a basket dinner at the Chamber of Commerce to support the Shankershin drive set to be staged next week. Mrs Willis Dunn reported that 840 men members joined in Ford county, largely from women enthusiasts. A film program showcased Canadian Rockies Muscle Shoals nitrogen plants and Mrs Lola Brown discussed the Flower club work. Glifford Ping reported on the Topeka state meeting. The group endorsed boys and girls clubs to boost bureau strength and urged local clubs in every community. Alimony suit filed by Zavana Sammora against Pablo Sammora seeks 20 weekly support.
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Chamber of Commerce
Willis Dunn
Ford County
Canadian Rockies
Muscle Shoals
Andrew Ockerblad
Lola
B.brown
Flower Club
Glifford Ping
Topeka
Pine
Bureau
Willis Dusan
DOJ seeks injunction against National Food Products Corp
The Department of Justice asked a New York federal court for a restraining order under the Clayton Act against the National Food Products Corporation and nine individuals. The suit targets a holding pattern with major chains like Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co and United States Stores Corp, seeking disposal of stock in competing units and a halt to further acquisitions. The action mirrors prior Ward Food Products suits and follows public financing notices for the National Food Products Corporation.
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Department of Justice
Ed Federal Court
New York
In Food Products
National Food Products, Corporation
Bohack
C. C. Burdan
L. Benedict
B. S. Halsey
Ine
James Butler Graery Company
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David Pender
Grocery Company
First National Stores, Inc
Abbotts “Alderney, Dairies, Inc
Bonlen Go
Reid Ice Cream
Ward Food Products Corporation
Baltimore
National Fa Pred Corporation
Religious Week at Kansas Opens Tuesday Visit of MinistersScheduled
A religious week at the University of Kansas begins Tuesday morning with visiting ministers registering at 9 and 10 o clock. The Institute of Religious Workers will run Tuesday to Thursday under the Law School Ministerial Alliance and university Christian groups. The program includes convocation addresses by Dr Albert Parker Fitch and seminars on religious education and campus religion.
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Albert
Parker Fitch
Studer
Witch
Carlton College
Carlton, Minn
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Union Phéological Seminary
Si Ina ‘Ang Repational
Biton
Andover Theological Seminary
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Myers Kall
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Robinson Gymnasium
All University
Myers “Hall
S.tb
Braden
Kansan ‘University Bible Chair
Soestant
University Commons Lunebean
Myersthal
Edward Hislop
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California Hunter Paid for His Services
San Francisco reports 4 policemen who patrol Golden Gate Park as official predators. Patrolman Warren Ny Phillips hunts around 190 foxes and 25 to 30 weasels yearly, plus coyotes and coons, to protect domestic park life. Predators arrive from Sutro Forest and other open spaces, undeterred by city lights and traffic.
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APS
Hei
Golden Gate Park
Naid Dor
Warren
Ny Phillips
Denied new trial for man in Dora Gage murder case
Kansas City reports Roy M. ner of Atchison was sentenced to life for murdering Mrs. Dora Gage and had a new trial motion denied today by Judge Samuel Dev. A separate note mentions Turner convicted of poisoning Mrs. Gage in a downtown hotel in March and other college course enrollments across twenty one states at Emporia.
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iRoy M. Ner
Atchison
Kan ‘Sas
Dora’ Gage
Samuel
Supreme Court
Turner
Gage
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