25 Feb 1927
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1927
Page
1
President Coolidge urged rejection of a measure that would set federal price controls on staple farm goods. Senators warned it would intrude on free market pricing and threaten consumer relief, while proponents argued it would curb speculation and stabilize farm income.
Topeka Feb 25 AP The Kansas House approved a bill creating a motor vehicle license tag factory at Hutchinson State Reformatory by 38 to 1 and sent it to the Senate It includes a $50000 appropriation and requires county distribution of numbered plates Each county will bear a distinct tag number separated by a dash and figures will be embossed to show county and registration number The measure’s author is Democrat Web Hodgeman Several members voiced support but some questions remained about implementation and scoring details in the accompanying notes.
British regulars moved 3 000 troops to border defenses around the Shanghai international settlement amid rising Chinese troop numbers. No American marines landed. Diplomatic warnings urged restraint to avoid incidents and protect foreign lives. Labor demonstrations in Hankow protested at Shanghai troop concentration and supported the General Labour Union strike. The McFadden branch banking bill was signed by President Coolidge, renewing federal charters and allowing branch banks where state law permits.
A garbled Topeka item notes a Hinchinson County reformatory license matter and a late vote reform. Reports Lynn V. Reynolds, 32, injured by a head wound in a personal safety incident at a hospital. Senate acts in Washington on naval appropriation with house amendment funding construction of three fighters.
After crossing the Andes in six hours and fifteen minutes the Gl aviators rest on good soil in Argentina. Commander Herbert A. L. Dargue led the flight from Valdivia, crossing mountains to reach Mar del Plata. The journey was described as pleasant aside from needing a 12,000 foot climb. Pan American goodwill fliers of the United States Army arrived in Mar del Plata from Bahia Blanca this afternoon.
In an afternoon session at the state capitol, KU and engineers debated flood control and drainage codification. Representatives McKone and others voiced support for central drainage work as officials noted future engineer talks and a banquet at the Masonic Temple.
A sharp rally in grain futures followed Coolidge's veto with wheat trading around the lid and corn rising more than a cent. Brokers noted lighter offerings and a shift toward buying, after earlier session weakness.
Weather and road conditions show improvement with fair skies and stable temperatures. The bulletin notes temperate weather patterns easing travel concerns across Douglas County, aiding transportation and daily activities for residents and travelers.
Washington reports the Nicaragua situation widening with British cruiser Colombo and US naval observers, as efforts in Managua push for guarantees of sovereignty and American involvement. Diaz’s government seeks US aid and possible canal safeguards while liberal forces appeal for intervention.
Unclear OCR text reports a person named Les Revents or similar arrested yesterday by county officers in Ottawa. Warrant charges include assault with intent to kill and attempted force. The fragmentary report mentions a rural merchant, a school, and a car incident with heating or beating, but specifics are obscured.
Fragments show Ottawa police threat to arrest drivers bearing old tags. Sheriff W. Amorning notes penalties of 30 to 90 days or fines up to 25 dollars for licenses. Names Arxley and James referenced amid scattered details.
Los Angeles, Feb 25 AP Ober Lawrence Kan deni Ot National As tion Gf Retail Clothiers Furnishers informed the state association of Clothiers Furnishers in equ eas dion here. Mr Ober declared for Mage a iment and women are the best dressed in the world and display a dress conscious t hese of a higher development, pans any other community.
Kansas and Oklahoma debate squads clashed in Wichita and at Central Administration with multiple named participants. Louisiana Kansas and Nebraska teams joined the events, while judges and hosts included professors and coaches. A final prize went to the top speaker, amid festive entertainment and campus visitors departing after the sessions.
Petitions for board of education nominees reached the circulation stage with entries for Dr. Wy Og Me n and others. Mayor Holliday indicated some voters could cast ballots at any precinct within the city for school purposes.
The Kaw River bridge between Jefferson and Douglas counties is closed for repairs. Engineers flag heavy traffic history and rusted structure. Workmen from Nebraska are repairing the span, with both counties sharing the cost.
Audit reports a cash shortage of 4256 dollars in Toneka Kansas water department records for eleven months of 1926. City accountant Brelsford announced the discrepancy while noting missing entries for January. Separate item mentions Nelson ordered to hospital in Chicago for examination following a speeding incident in Kansas City Missouri involving nineteen automobiles.
The Douglas county township meeting held this morning reviewed past road work and urged continued grading and ditching. Discussion covered hedges and brush along highways, with emphasis on cutting to comply with state law. Officials noted potential culverts and land boundary disputes as topics for future action.
Washington reports the Bowlde measure with uprated amendments was sidelined by the Senate today. The bill would have delayed a roll call on passage, but a diversion to funding for public buildings kept the action in doubt as Dawes argued for the bill’s privileged status. Tomorrow the Senate plans to vote on the closure order and bring the measure back.
The article reports restoration of Sulgrave Manor in England and Mount Vernon in Virginia as part of a commemorative effort for George Washingtons birth bi centennial. It notes the Wakefield, Westmoreland county Virginia birthplace of Washingtons father and the ongoing effort by the Wakefield Memorial Association led by Mrs Josephina Wheelwright Rust to recreate the mansion with period artifacts and a 70 acre trust.
February 25 AP report notes a House-passed bill awaiting Senate approval. The Ben Vale committee, split on the measure, voted to let it reach the floor without a formal recommendation. Chair Finley of Chanute stated no disrespect toward authors guided the delay.
Plans for the eighth semi annual style show and Shadiie unveiling to be held on Tuneddy evening March 41 move forward. Win 3 mark chair announced windows will be opened at 380 o'clock with a siren. Massachusetts street will be cleared from Sixth to Elevnth from 7 30 to 5330 bidlocks. Newark warns about merchants participating and all have their store windows lit even if not decorated. The number hunt returns this spring with telephone numbers in windows. Friday and Saturday claim deadlines before store close. Auto sales show planned again this spring. final plans set for March meeting of the Merchant Bureau in the Chamber of Commerce.
The trial at Harvard Square resumed today as students, witnesses, and police packed the district court. The case centers on a disturbance during a theatre show at University Theatres and an alleged effort to incite a clash with patrons.
The Cosmopolitan Club organizes an evening service with participants from diverse nations. The First Christian Church hosts Sunday night activities and urges all interested individuals to attend.
Workmen began hauling sand and stone for hard surface paving on U S 72 W from Lawrence toward the beltline. Materials are stored at Midland as crews prepare to smooth the grade and start laying slabs around mid April. A free public concert closes the Kansas State Music Teachers Association meeting in Fraser starting at 8:30 p m.
Kansas State Music Teachers Association elected officers for the coming year at a Wichita convention. Seimatz of Wis. was named president, Edith Gherryvale elected treasurer, and Olle B. Wi was chosen vice president. Attendance neared 489 registrants, with officers chosen without opposition and delegates planning events including ensembles, a concert, and a formal evening program at Wiedemann Hall.
A garbled OCR report hints at Buckner May related to a conspiracy prosecution in New York. It references a justice, an acquaintance named Thomas, and remarks about staying away from private matters. The text mentions a signatory, months, and potential delays in proceedings amid alleged pressure.
A Philadelphia gang feud inflamed city streets with reports of clashes and blame centered on rival factions. Police crowds and witnesses described a tense scene as authorities tried to restore calm.
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