ITALY STAYS OUT IN GLOBAL ARMAMENT SUMMARY
France rejects a limited naval conference and urges a broader disarmament talk, signaling the United States must coordinate with major and smaller powers. Paris emphasizes independence of nations, while Britain and Japan weigh a multilateral path. Geneva reports note Europe’s stance after the League’s authority is cited. Varying replies shape future disarmament steps.
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Switzerland
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League of Mations
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France
Washington
United States
Europe
Frances
Quincy Parent Teachers Association Meeting Notice
Superintendent H. pe Snitch to address the Quincy Parent-Teachers Association meeting to be held tomorrow at Quaney. He will speak before the South Side Front Association Friday.
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Quine
H. Pe
Alfred
Grey
Quiney Parent- Teachers Association
Quaney
Crrdiex
Conley
South Side
Fnoment, Association
Weather forecast for Kansas area with clearer skies
The forecast calls for tonight and Thursday partly cloudy conditions with a notably warmer night in the far northwest. Roads and weather details mention areas including Salina and Salina vicinity with some coverage of Köporta and Ceffeyuille.
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Garnon
Deay
Kuporta
Salina
Ceffeyuille
Aitz
Play Producers Pull Curtain on “The Captive” Run
Shortly before a court ruling, producers of The Captive announced the run would close. They cited legal pressure and a parallel withdrawal of Sex and The Man to forestall prosecutions, with affidavits to be filed and possibly a halt if criminal cases were dropped.
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New York
Wage scheme proposed in central field by United Mine Workers
Miani Florida February 16 AP The United Mine Workers through President Jobe L Lewis presented a two year wage proposal in the central competitive field arguing wage reductions won t stabilize the industry Miners oppose reductions insisting reform must come from within the industry Operators seek a continuous wage sale tied to non union fields to stabilize earnings They fault unionized mines for losing business to Kentucky and West Virginia non union mines with lower wages
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Miani
Fla
United Mine Workers of Ameriea
Jobe L. Lewis
Unionigud Cena
Kentucky
West Virgynia
Elsim
Battle lines drawn over Kansas senatorial redistricting
Topeka February 16 AP battle lines form as the legislature debates re drawing senatorial districts. Western Kansas would gain two seats, central Kansas one, while eastern and northern areas lose representation. The proposal, moved in the house by Rep W Brodie Edwards County, splits the two largest districts the 38th and 39th into four.
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Topeka
Kansas
Karsas
Senate
House
W. Kh. Brodier
Edwards County
Hroadie
West
Cornell
Body of Mary Jackson Found Near Home in Missouri
The body of 28 year old Mary Jackson was found in a shallow grave near her farm home. Her husband Marion Jackson 35 and his son Earl Jackson 15 were jailed as coroner's jury recommended holding them for trial. Jackson denied involvement citing dispute and ongoing correspondence.
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Poplar Bluff
Mary Jackson
Msk
Marion Jackson
Earl Jackson
Corline
Jackson
Iso
Topeka
Today in Washington congressional actions and House bills
Generess convenes at noon as the Senate tackles multiple measures and the House considers miscellaneous bills. The session agenda includes budget talks, committee referrals, and potential votes on reduced tax provisions.
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Generess
Senate
House
Price record heavy fed steers at Kansas City sale
Heavy fed steers drew strong demand at Kansas City market with prices reaching new highs. Report notes prime animals averaging around and selling at top levels, reflecting sustained strength in the cattle market amid February trading.
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Kansas City
Capitol Fistfights Spark Republican Gymnasium Plan
Washington scene turns comic as members stage mock boxing and wrestling on the House floor. Blanton of Texas and Carew of New York clash while Gallivan’s earlier antics trigger talk of a boxing commission for Capitol Hill.
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Washkington
Sen
Capitol Boxing Commission
Blanton
Texas
New York
Senate
Sand House
Repre- E
Red Armies Drive Toward Shanghai
Shanghai dispatch reports Hangchow fall is imminent as Sun Chuan Fang’s Southern front suffers a major defeat. Cantonese forces push toward Kiangsu and Kiangsi, cutting communications and threatening the Shanghai defense. Kellogg plan to exempt Shanghai from war rejected by Kiangan officials. British-London discussions on cession progress with no break down indicated.
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Shanghai
Hangchow
Chekiang Provines
Sun
Chuan
Fang
Sin
Kiukiang
Guyinghsien
Chukihsien
Yenchow
Kellogg
London
Hang Kow
Foreign Office
Eugene’ Chen
Owen O'Malley
Lhasa
Turner Rejected In Topeka Senate Appointment
In Topeka on February 16 the state budget director Norton A Turner was rejected by the Senate. Governor Paulen stated he would send his list of appointments to the Senate a few days before adjournment and would abide by the law requiring Senate confirmation. He declined to discuss possible future appointments.
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Topeka
Kans
Norton
A. Turner
State
Senate
Paulen
Hussey Rejects Offer In Personal Affairs Claim
A tersely worded statement indicates Mr Hussey rejected an offer amid personal affairs. He refused to confirm or deny further details, citing privacy.
University YMCA hosts second in a ten speech series
The second of ten speeches in a Rivern Myers hall series, under the University YMCA, featured Bishop Moore of Dallas on the Aneta significance to a Kansas audience. Other invited speakers include Arthur Morgan and Norman Thomas, with several officials from Episcopal and civil rights groups addressed.
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Beiine Rivern
Myers Hall
University Young Men's Christian Association
Bishoy
Moore
Dallas
Texas
Crenig
Kansas
University
M &A
Avers
Episcopal Church
Dame
Lawrence
Walter Henry Overs
Yestarilay
Jon Jhis
Ade Ventures
Conference of the Episcopal Church
Topeka
Edith Hale
Bwvitt
Mi C. A. Pettaary
Anan University
Itheruniversity
Arthur Morgan
Antiioch College
Yellow Springs
Ohio
Howard Thurman
Ae Ohio
Norman Thomas
The
Ieague For Industrial Democracy
Harry AL. “Smith
United States Army
Kenneth Lindsay
Labor
Thomas Que
Harson
Khief
World Peace Movement
William Aten
Empo
Gazette
Marcial P. Lieharie
Philippines
Leon M. Birkhead
Rabbi Tens
Ays
Birkowitz
Kansas City
Funeral Mass Held for Franks G Cs man and Geore Goleman
Students were excused from classes today to attend the funeral of Franks G Cs man, killed when his car was struck by a Rock Island train north of Lawrette. Geore Goleman, age 20, also died in the accident, prompting Liberal Arts and Sede to attend the services. the funeral was held at Noosa Colemants home.
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Ihe
Franks
G- Cs
Lyomilés
U Lawrette
Noosa
Colemants
Geore Goleman
Vinland School Holds Valentine Record
Vinland School reported breaking its Valentine records during a party for thirty seven pupils. The Valentine box was opened by teacher William Roe and the day included sandwiches milk and ice cream, making the event a happy one for the children according to reports.
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Vinland School
Valentine
William Roe
Dairy price talk highlights limits on market control
Six milk and dairy producers attended a Chamber of Commerce briefing led by marketing specialist Mr. Stokdyk in Wichita, discussing how dairy prices cannot be fully controlled by markets. He warned that producers, weather, and competition shape prices, citing Wisconsin and Chicago markets, the danger of overproduction, and the value of cooperatives and cow testing for efficiency.
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Jeream
Chamber of Commerce
EA. Stokedyk
Manhattan
I . Ees
Stokdyk
Wisconsin
Chicago
Will
Iowa
Stokelyk
Wichita
Mr. Stolkyx
Milk Producers Association
Washington
Bott
Kansas
Survivor improves after grade crossing accident near Lawrence
Babcock family reports Ollie Babcock of Tonganoxie is satisfactory after a morning crash involving a train near Lawrence. Joe Wickes was killed, Wiley baby? Wiley was taken home for burial. Funeral plans set for St. Joseph Church with burial at Mt Calvary cemetery. Two Prairie Oil gushers in Kansas announced at Texas field.
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Ollie “Babcock
Tonganoxie Farmer
Lawrence
Babcock
Mr. Babas
Joe Wickes
Avas
Babene
Richard Kelly
Rabenek
Babrock
Wiley
Memorial Building Reception and Bidding Delayed
Officials review final cafeteria floor plans and contracts as bids for completion are delayed due to minor changes. Memorial Corporation treasurer Sherman Elliott notes funding pace affects overall progress while Wright of Pond & Pond confirms readiness to issue bids once finances allow. The Kansas Plan is cited as a benchmark for pay as you build policies guiding the project.
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Sherman, Elliott
Memorial Corporation
Kansas
Wright
Kansas Union
Memorial
Eangus
Tuilente
Annalment Pond
Pond
Said
London Telephone Service Opens to Public on Thursday
A Southwestern district announces London telephone service will open to the public at 7 00 a m Thursday February 27 in Kansas with a rate of five cents for the first three minutes and 2700 for each additional minute. The third zone expands to Missouri Oklahoma Louisiana Mississippi Alabama Florida with openings at St Louis and other participating stations. Calls from coin, flat rate, and volume will be handled by operators at 7 30 a m daily until noon.
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Lawreneb
Kansas
Sant ‘London
England
Moring
Ain
H. EB. Kepler
Missouri
Okahoma
Louisiana
Asssippi
Alabama
Florida
London
St. Louis
Southwestern
Sperson
Majors Sentenced In Thedford Case At Nebr Depot Raid
Thedford Nebraska reports Majors 18 and Tracr from Ka th Nebr were charged after raiding a depot cash drawer and slugging a resident. A warrant led to a preliminary hearing at 2 o'clock as justice officials spoke of chicken thefts and police action.
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Thedford
Nebr
A. P. Carers
Tracr
Kath Nebr
Ailtoad
W. Hilsey
Alsey
Oxford banished by commerce in new factory boom
Oxford, England, faces a clash between tradition and brisk industrial growth as a large low priced car factory brings a commercial surge. The influx crowds housing, disrupts student life, and risks eroding the undergraduate college centered ethos of the historic university town.
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Oxford
England
E. Rea
Thea
Iie
Jhails
Progress at Memorial Stadium Construction
Over the next two weeks crews from Forsythe Construction of Kansas City begin shaping the site for the Memorial Stadium. Emil, engineering faculty, will supervise the project as the Athletic Association lays foundations and moves materials including cement, rock, sand, and lumber. The stadium field and varsity practice area will shift east of the stadium, with the north seating restored this fall to balance sightlines, while grading allows flexible field placement as the season demands.
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Memorial Stadium
Carruthers
Forsythe Construction Company
Kansas City
Bio
Emil
School of, Engineering
Athletic Association
Imsp Gmeer
Prinets Lacktion
the Athletic Association
Stadium Sa Ibe
Speed violations cited at Ninth Street stop sign
Police court fined several men 35d for speeding past the slow sign at Ninth and Thilinna streets yesterday. Officer James Messer arrested twelve for over twenty miles an hour. Judge GC H. Daugherty pledged strict enforcement despite past leniency. Two accidents at intersections drew attention to stop and slow signs. B H Coma fined 34 for speeding past a stopped streetcar. Classon fined 15 for speeding through a school zone.
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Ampshroader
D. Kennedy
H. Harshfield
George Ramsey
H. Daugherty
Hic
James Messer
Faye
B.H. Coma
Senate approves McFadden branch banking bill
Washington reports final congressional action on the McFadden branch banking bill. The senate sent it to President Gentides, who is expected to sign. The measure would limit branch banking by national banks to states that permit it and restricts to locales where state banks already issue state-chartered branches.
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Washington
McFadden
Senate
Gentides
Federal Reserve
Shidh
Ttc
County crews advance to lay road slabs and pour concrete
County work accelerates on a multi mile section near Lawrence and Franklin with contractors and federal engineers reviewing plans. Arono Brothers lay Tally Creek bridges while crews move dirt, ready to pour concrete in weeks as the project progresses toward bid invitations and full construction.
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I Toadest, Ta
Lawrenjece
Jetterson
Dutton
Storm abating after California collapse. deaths reported
Fragmentary OCR describes a major weather event with a bridge collapse near Whittier and a Union Pacific incident near Los Angeles. Two people killed, several injured, widespread property losses in southern California as storm activity waned.
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San Francisco
Pacific
Ates Weather Bureau
California
Tol
Mme
Southern Galifornie Edison Company
Fresno
Doytie
Whittier
Union Pacific
Angelas
Chicago
Flyer
Chubb Speaker to Address Political Science Group
Dr Richard Chubb, noted for extensive study of Nicaragua, will speak at the Brotherhood of the Church Thursday night at Lockon. Henry Holtzclaw can reserve a seat by calling 2079. Debates feature women participants and a forum on policy.
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Theiversity
Brotherhood
the. Church
Nicaragusin
Chubb
Siti
Meena
Richard
Avishing
Ae ‘Ad
Nike Reservati
Henry
Holtzclaw
Debating teams set for university meet at Haugen field
The university debate teams from Kansas and the Agricultural College are scheduled to clash in a planned event at Haugen Field. Officials indicate the engagement remains tentative pending final arrangements and scheduling, with recent changes noted in the program.
Cyclone in Queensland Causes Massive Property Loss
A Sydney telegram reports a cyclone in Queensland causing extensive damage. The storm is described as producing heavy rainfall and widespread destruction to property. Notable names cited include Mrs Bertha Wilcony and others, with reported losses reaching large sums.
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Lopeka
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