County takes charge in liquor case from Leavenworth
Fred Carson aged 21 colored and Joy Alexander aged 19 colored, both from Leavenworth, were arrested early Sunday by city officers in a Ford sedan carrying forty gallons of corn whiskey. Carson pleaded guilty in police court and drew sixty days in the city jail plus a $200 fine. Alexander pleaded not guilty. County officers seized the prisoners and filed district court information charging possession of liquor and that the sedan was a nuisance used to transport liquor.
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Fred Carson
Leavenworth
Joy Alexander
Carson
Alexander
Alc
Tod Ander
Sixty five at reunion of Battery B officers re elected
Offi cers of Battery B 120th Field Artillery Thirty Fifth division were re elected at the annual reunion banquet at the Chamber of Commerce dining room last night R C Ogden was re elected president and W H Horr secretary treasurer The program featured wartime veterans with songs piano selections and verse a Woodlawn PTA meeting is set for tomorrow at 249 pm in the Woodlawn school auditorium hosted by the kindergarten All members are invited to attend
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Oid
R.C. Ogden
W. H. Horr
120Th Field Artillery
Chamber of Commerce
Ang Nun Bes
Guile Gress
Pees
Bes Simons
Nura Glids
Joan
Selog
Syreeny
Nembers
Byattery B
Woodlawn
Woodlawn Parent Teacher Association
di Itheney Woodlawn School
Architect’s Vision for Cleveland Union Station Tower
Picture shows an artist concept of the Cleveland Union Station on Public Square under construction by ODP and the Van Sweringen interests. The tower proposed for a main auditorium is featured, illustrating the size and prominence of the planned complex.
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Cleveland
Union Station
Public Square
O. DP
M. J. van Sweringen
Brotherhood to Dine Scouts at First Baptist Church
The Brotherhood of the First Baptist Church will host the boy scouts for a Thursday supper at 7 o'clock in the church parlors. The program for the gathering will be presented entirely by the scouts.
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Brotherhood
Brotherhood of the First Baptist Church
Boy Scouts
Borah presses for extra session for agriculture relief
Senator Borah urged in the senate today that an extra session be convened to consider agricultural relief and related measures. He warned that Congress leaving to go home without addressing these issues would be a betrayal of public trusts and must be condemned.
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Washington
Borah
Senate
Congress
Killed in Committee on Kansas Utility Bill
Topeka February 24 The house judiciary committee killed house bill 442 aimed at limiting foreign stock in Kansas utilities to 10 percent unless approved by the public utilities commission. Moore of Greenwood wrote the measure and led its passage.
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Topeka
Kan
Associated, Press
Kansas
Public Utilities Commission
House Judiciary Committee
Moore
Greenwood
Russell Lord Dies After Illness in Lake Forest Hospital
Russell Lord, wealthy Chicago manufacturer and prominent society figure, died yesterday in a Lake Forest hospital following an appendicitis operation two weeks earlier. He was the son of John B. and Mrs. Lord, part of Chicago’s oldest families, and served with distinction in the 124th field artillery during World War I.
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Chicago
Russell Lord
Lake Forrest
John B. Lord
124Th Field Artillery
Coolidge Rejects Commission Over Stone Mountain Memorial
President Coolidge declines to appoint a commission to probe work on the Lee Confederate memorial at Stone Mountain Georgia. The request reportedly was turned down. The dispatch also notes Bulgarian village housing as mud and rubble, lending an oriental appearance.
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Coolidge
Washington
Stone Mountain
Coins Hidden Under Mast Tie Sailor Lore To Captain Blood Ship
During remodeling of a four mast ship for a Pow ersock theatre production of Captain Blood a coin stash was found under a mast to honor sea lore. The 1680 English coin and a late German piece were recovered as the Arabella replica moved lines to resemble the 1685 vessel Taurus. F B Dodds was seen in Leavenworth on business.
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David Smith
Rafael Sabatini
Captain Blood
Powersock Theatre
Vitagraph
Vienna styles and balls drive 1924 dress demand
A Vienna report cites estimates from garment tradesmen that during 1924 Viennese women and men ordered 10 000 new dresses 3 500 new dress suits and, with shoemakers, 100 000 dancing slippers to attend balls. In Wyoming a government motion for Teapot Dome lease annulment set for March 9 was filed in federal court.
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Vienna
Associated Press
Cheyenne
Wyo
Oil Counsel Motion Set Hearing for Thursday
Hearing on the government motion, filed by special oil counsel Atlee Pomerene and Owen D. Roberts, was set for Thursday, with Albert D. Walton acting as U.S. district attorney. The late yesterday filing prompted the scheduling of the hearing.
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Albert D. Walton
U. S
Atlee Pomerene
Owen D. Roberts
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