Japanese Reply To League Note Refuses China Organ
Tokyo reports the Japanese government sent its reply to the League of Nations council on February 16. It states China is not an organized people within the covenant and argues China lacks unified control and authority. Japan repudiates the “stigma” of favoring war and hopes neutral powers can persuade China toward peace. The texts were cabled to embassies in major war rang countries, including Washington.
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Tokyo
League of Nations
Council
Geneva
Jos
Japan
Chinere
China
Mote
Pacific
M. Paul-Boncour
Warrang
Mild Days To Stay In North As Weather Warms
Pleasant spring like weather lingered in Kansas with no cold snaps in sight. Max temperatures around 50 in many areas were forecast for tomorrow by Meteorologist D. Flora though some northern counties could stay cooler. Skies were clear statewide with sun expected again and no precipitation reported yesterday. The article also notes a Washington dinner talk at Presbyterian Church with Chancellor E H Lindley as speaker and the University string quartet providing music. The Women's Guild will supply the dinner for the congregational gathering chaired as a February series event.
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Topeka
Kansas
United States Weather Bureau
Federal Meteorology
Flora
Presbyterian Church
Washington
E.H. Lindley
University
Women's Guild
Mele Kidnapping Case Delayed By Mrs Donnelly Ill
In Kansas City on February 23 the Charles Mele kidnapping case was continued due to Mrs Nell Donnelly illness. Donnelly identified Mele as one of the men who abducted her and tried to extort $75,000 in ransom. She is at home with a severe cold.
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Kansas City
Charles Mele
Nell. Donnelly
Hooper to Leave Lawrence Store for Eureka Penney's
C L Hooper assistant manager of the J C Penney Co store in Lawrence will depart in a few days to take over as manager of the firm's Eureka Kansas store. He has served in Lawrence for nearly eight years and will be sorely missed by staff and customers alike.
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A L. Hooper
Lawrence Penney
C. L. Hooper
J. ©. Penney Company
Eureka
Kansas
Hooper
Lawrence
Kaw Valley Poultry Association To Elect Officers
The Kaw Valley poultry association will hold an election of officers in the Chamber of Commerce rooms at 8 o clock on Wednesday evening February 24. All members are urged to attend and there is emphasis on timely participation to save time and money.
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Kaw Valley
Chamber of Commerce
British Travel Talk and Price Level Featured Program
Radio schedule notes Peveholone of Individual a Pro 1B and Bi Wheeler with The Sea Coast of Britain, British Travel Talk and Changed Rocks. Prof. in The Price Level discussed in segment R 5. Program airs Tuesday and Wednesday on KFKU.
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Individuala
Britain
New Colony On Verge Of Breakup Near Concord Spring
Huntsville Arkansas February 23 AP a Tulsa Oklahoma colony of 100 unemployed works timberland clearing near here for spring planting with dwindling funds little food no feed and no farming implements they have not paid for 8000 acre tract a new regime gained control after a justice court ruling against the old officers an appeal will be taken despite protests over communal funds colony known as the Oklahoma Arkansas development company began near Concord Spring last November 1000 more Tulsa unemployed plan to join once housing is ready they continue work despite financial strains they survive on wild berries rabbits bean and potato soup and biscuit from ground grain meals are small appeals go to federal government Red Cross and individuals for aid Hayden Mellroy Fayetteville who sold the tract seeks a farm loan George Perrine manager says they are not beggars but need a chance to start
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Huntsville
Ark
Tulsa
Okla
Oklahoma Arkansas Development Company
Concord Spring
Men Clear Sixty Acres and Aim for 200 by Spring
In rugged territory workers have cleared sixty acres by hand and expect to reach two hundred by spring. Shoes are worn down in the effort, and the community cobbler reports making do with discarded rubber tires from trucks to resole footwear.
Will Honor Veterans Vinland Grange Event
Vinland Grange number 163 will hold an all day meeting at Vinland high school on Saturday February 27 to honor sixteen members with twenty five years or more service. Dinner at noon, followed by a musical program and speeches by state Grange officers. Silver Sheafs will be presented to the sixteen by C C Cogswell state master.
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Vinland Grange
Vinland High School
C. C
Cogswell
Pretty Prairie
Vinland Grangs
Hedrick visits Salina for joint auto club meeting
George Hedrick secretary of the Chamber of Commerce spent Saturday in Salina attending a joint meeting of Sunflower Automobile club and the highway committee. The gathering promoted tourist travel to and through Kansas and discussed reorganization of the Sunflower club into the Kansas Automobile Club as part of the A A A.
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George Hedrick
Chamber of Commerce
Salina
Sunflower Automobile Club
Chamber ‘of Commerce
Kansas
American Automobile Association
Kansas. Automobile Club
Big Springs Farm Bureau Meets With Clothing Project Lesson
Big Springs Farm Bureau members gathered Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Beulah Wymer as hostess. Margaret Bahnmaier led the Clothing Project lesson while Landscape and Nutrition Notes were reviewed by Miss Amelia Hartman and several members including Mrs. Vena Wilson, Mrs. Shel Hartman, Miss Sophia Damm, Mrs. Mattie Mathey, Mrs. Earl Oswald, Mrs. Andrew Bahnmaier, Mrs. Beulah Wymer, Miss Elizabeth Bahnmaier, Mrs. Myrtle Henry, and Mrs. Sophia Kellogg.
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Big Springs Farm Bureau
Beulah Wymer
Margaret Bahnmaier
Amelia Hartman
Vena Wilson
S[bhel Hartman
Sophia Damm
Mattie Mathey
Earl Oswald
Andrew Bahnmaier
Elizabeth Bahnmaier
Myrtle Henry
Sophia Kellogg
Ester
Clothing lesson and community notices at Kanwaka
Bahnmaier and Mrs Mae Henry share fashion tips and patching skills while detailing food nutrition facts. Meanwhile Big Springs Farm Bureau and 4 H members gather at Kanwaka church for a meeting with talks on Washington as a farmer and health, plus music and refreshments.
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Bahnmaier
Mae Henry
Vocal Duet and Recreation Games Highlight Event
The program features a vocal duet by Ruth and Wilmah Bertschinger and games led by the Recreations Leader, adding musical charm and active entertainment to the gathering.
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Ruth
Wilmah Bertschinger
Recreations
Valentine Par-ty and Sunday School News at Ives Chapel
The Ives Chapel afternoon featured guessing games and a valentine box with refreshments of jello cake and cider. Attendees included Idle Enyart Margaret Davison Margaret Wert Ida Wagner Margaret Sutor Irene McConnell Frances Twichell Mrs Marlin Cook and Gayle. Rosa May Miller recently returned from Lawrence where she helped care for Oscar Emery. Oscar Emery went home near Midland on Saturday. Belle Buckels traveled to Ottawa to visit her son. Harry Buckels and family were mentioned as well as the Boolster Sunday school class hosting a valentine party.
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Idle Enyart
Margaret Davison
Margaret Wert
Ida Wagner
Margaret Sutor
Irene McConnell
Frances Twichell
Marlin Cook
Gayle
Rosa May Miller
Lawrence
Oscar Emery
Oscar
Midland
Belle Buckels
Ottawa
Harry Buckels
Boolster
Ives Chapel
Valentine
Neuritis Rheumatism Pains Go Like Magic
An old advertisement touts SENDOL tablets as non habit forming quick relief for neuritis sciatica frontal headaches stiff joints sore muscles and various forms of rheumatism. Claims include rapid action offered at 20 cents a box through druggists.
Valentine Party At Hobson Home Highlights Local Fun
The Hobson home hosted a Valentine party Saturday with games and a lively valentine box. Refreshments included ice cream, heart shaped cookies, and heart candies served by the refreshment committee. Attendees included the Hobsons, Hazel, and numerous local residents such as Mrs. Oliver Price, Miss Emma Emery, Miss Ruth Marquardt, Miss Frances Osher, Mildred Cook, Edna Sullivan, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Cook, Charlie Gale, Oscar Turner, Gilbert Kapelle, Cecil Kollenborn, Loren McGhee, Mrs. Philip Miller, and Mrs. Bena vison, plus visits from Ivaith Ny Rutherford and others.
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Earl Hobson
Hazel
Oliver Price
Emma “Emery
Ruth’ Marquardt
Frances Osher
Mildred Cook
Edna Sullivan
Mar
Lin Cook
Charlie Gale
Oscar Turner
Gilbert Kapelle
Cetil Kellen
Loren McGhee
Philip Miller
A. R. Cook
William Mosley
Kansas City
W. W. Shockey
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