Premiers Parley Under Watchful American Eye
Myron T. Herrick and Roland W. Boyden will monitor the Paris premiers conference and keep Secretary Hughes informed. The United States lacks an observer but remains in close contact with the French foreign office and reparations observers to track progress and any potential breakups. The talks may pend toward an economic guarantees package in exchange for German moratorium and reduced indemnity, with a preference for written propositions.
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Paris
Associated Press
Myron T. Herrick
France
Cannes
Roland W. Boyden
Ameritean
Reparations Commission
Hughes
United States
State Department
Washington
Germany
Bonar Law
Deila
Terretta
Lord Curzon
Italy
Miller
Poincare
DiNello Sentenced to 50 Years for Daughter's Murder
Kansas City Jan 2 Tony DiNello 48 was convicted of murdering his 11 year old daughter Flora. Judge E L Fischer sentenced him to 50 years in the state penitentiary. Motion for a new trial and an arrest in judgment were overruled in Wyandotte county district court.
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Kansas City
Tony Dinello
Flora
State
E. L. Fischer
Wyandotte County
Tria
Workmen Progress on Leavenworth to Lawrence Transmission Line
Workmen have made greater progress than expected in building the electric transmission line from Leavenworth to Lawrence. Poles have been set to Bonner Springs and the wires are half strung. Mild winter aids road clearance. completion now expected in spring.
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Leavenworth
Lawrence
Bonner Springs
Traffic Rules Cards to Aid El Dorado Motorists
Training in Traffic cards and posters will be distributed to motorists in El Dorado tomorrow as city safety campaign opens. The effort aims to direct attention to traffic regulations and reduce accidents, making streets safer for pedestrians.
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el Dorado
Motorista of
Kansas Forecast For Tonight And Wednesday
Kansas forecast shows cold conditions tonight and Wednesday with rising temperatures in western and central portions. Mild winds and potential light precipitation noted in some areas as a low pressure system moves through the region.
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Kansas
France proposes moratorium and reparations cut plan
Paris reports Premier Poincare at the allied leaders conference proposed reducing German reparations to fifty billion marks. The plan uses Class C bonds to extinguish inter allied debts and offers a two year moratorium with production guarantees to ensure future payments.
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Paris
Associated Press
Germany
Poincare
France
Secretary Fall to Quit Cabinet in March
Washington reported that Interior Secretary fall will resign March 4 due to pressure from private business interests. President Harding expressed regret and offered a Supreme Court seat, which Fall declined, citing an unchangeable decision to retire from public life. The succession plan was left open for the time being.
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Washington
Fall of
Interior Department
White House
Fall
Harding
Supreme Court
KU Alumni Report Shows County Clubs Active During Holidays
University reports from County Club presidents indicate increased real work and community engagement during Christmas break. KU students organized dances banquets chapel talks and dinners for high school seniors. four Kansas City area high schools hosted chapel programs promoting the university. County club presidents will return filled blank forms, and Jayhawker managers offer KU yearbooks at 2.25 dollars to county clubs.
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University County Club
K. U
Kansas City
University of Kansas
Jayhawker
Mild Winter Improves Child Health in Lawrence Area
Dr. W. C. Nelson reports this winter brings fewer serious illnesses among children in Lawrence compared with recent years. Giphtheria cases exist county wide but are not spreading, and health officers act to control it. Lone Star district reports milder chicken pox with no smallpox. winter colds are below average. Overall, the unusually mild season protects residents.
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W. C. Nelson
Lawrence
Nelson
Lone Star
Hutchinson to Offer High School Journalism Course
Hutchinson High School will begin a journalism course for juniors and sophomores beginning the new term. Thirty five students will be admitted based on English teachers’ recommendations, allowing an experienced student to publish the high school Buzz each term.
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Hutchinson Hutchinson
Seni
Carthage Man Sworn In as Assistant Attorney General
George H. Crowder of Carthage is sworn in as assistant attorney general to handle prohibition legislation work. He succeeds Marshal Campbell, who resigned November 1 to become executive secretary to Governor Hyde.
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Carthage
Jefferson City
George H. Crowder
Mr. Crowder
Marshal Campbell
Hyde
Emporia Eyes New Storm Sewer Extension
A storm sewer extension for most of Emporia's second ward has been assured after a construction contract was recently let. The project will cost slightly more than $35,000 and is set to drain the area efficiently.
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Emporia
Tax League Debates Legislation At Douglas County Meeting
About 100 people attended the Douglas County Taxpayers League gathering at the court house led by L H Petefish to discuss preferred legislation for the upcoming state session. The group opposed the industrial court as too costly and considered consolidating farm boards for economy. County Commissioner Kretsinger presented a resolution opposing shifting hard surfaced road control from county to state highway officials. Protests target bills expected in the legislature. The league planned to adopt resolutions outlining its positions.
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Court House
L. H. Petefish
Douglas County
Hard Roads
Kretsinger
State Highway Commission
League
Journal-World
Haskell Banquet Honors Football Team and Sweater Recipients
The annual Haskell football banquet at Haskell gymnasium honored gridiron athletes with sweaters awarded to eighteen players. Mayor George L. Kreeck Superintendent H B Peakrs Rev Ray Eusden John Levi and others spoke. Attendees included Leslie Edmonds Irwin Snattinger from Topeka.
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Haskell
Haskell Gymnasium
Lawrence
George L. Kreeck
H. B. Peakrs
Ray Eusden
John Levi
Leslie Edmonds
C. €. Carl
Ansel Carpenter
R. L. Spaulsbury
Richard Hunley
Karl Schlademan
Irwin Snattinger
Topeka
Former Lawrence Resident Arrested Over Bad Check in KC
Last September A Wynne formerly of Lawrence returned to town for two days and enlisted Broer Gustafson to cash a $50 check with no funds backing it. Wynne was apprehended in Kansas City and Sheriff Johns placed him in the county jail today.
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A. Wynne
Lawrence
Broer Gustafson
Wynne
Kansas City
Johns
Lost traveling bag reported by Miss Grace Glung
Miss Grace Glung of the Shiawassee county attorney’s office in Topeka notified Sheriff With Johns she lost a black traveling bag in Lawrence last night while traveling from Kansas City to Topeka. She believes a worker may have taken it from the train at Lawrence after the train departed. She asks for any information to help recover the property.
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Grace Glung
Shiawre County
Topeka
Johns
Lawrence
Kansas City
Miss Glung
Norker
Miss Gung
Legal ruling on dog head damage case at railway
The state supreme court recently decided a case involving a dog head incident with a railroad. Guy Austin sued for 2996 dollars claiming a dog bite, sending the head to K. S. A. C. veterinary department. Loss of the head left him unable to work for 28 days and hydrophobia treatment was advised. The railway was liable for 700 dollars in costs.
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State Supreme Court
Guy Austin
Railroad
Veterinary Department
Maxey Withdraws From Speaker Race In Missouri
Bates county politician H C Maxey announced late today his withdrawal from the contest for speaker of the Missouri house. Maxey had been Oak Hunter’s strongest opponent, following a sixth district representatives caucus.
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Jefferson City
H. C. Maxey
Bates County
House of Representatives
Maxey
Oak Hunter
Non-War Pact Not Offered to France
The state department announced that Germany’s proposal for a four power nonwar pact including France Britain Italy and Germany and promising the U S government not to wage war for a generation was not formally transmitted to France by Secretary Hughes. An informal inquiry showed France did not accept the plan.
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France
Washington
Van
State,department
Great Britain
Italy
Germany
U.S
Hughes
Second Art Show Opens This Week in Lawrence
One of the finest art exhibitions in Lawrence opens Monday January 8 on the east Administration building top floor. It features 32 oil paintings by 21 members of the Chicago Society of Artists including Krafft Frank Juergens St. John Dudley Grover. Show runs through January 20 with daily hours 1 30 to 4 40 except Sunday 1 30 to 5.
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Lawrence
Dean H. L. Butler
School of Fine Arts
Chicago Society of Artists
Carl R. Krafft
Gerald Frank
A. Juergens
J. Allen St. John
Frank V. Dudley
Oliver D. Grover
Birger Sandzen
Chicago Society of Etchers
John F. Carlson
New York
Carl Smalley
Kansas City
Graphic Arts
Gmmheldw
Trojans Top Penn State In Rose Bowl Intersectional
Southern California defeated Penn State 14 to 3 in the Tournament of Roses game at Pasadena. The Trojans shifted momentum from the second period onward, with a strong line that neutralized the eastern forwards. Johnny Milton, son of Rev. C. L. Milton, played right end for California on a dry field<Document not to be copied>
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Pasadena
Cal
University of Southern California
Penn State College
Southern Californians
Penn State
Trojans
Hugo Beziek
Johnny Milton
Rev. C. L. Milton
Lawrence
California
CITY SCHOOLS REOPEN FOR SECOND SEMESTER
Lawrence schools reopen after the holiday break with the full teaching staff present. Students enter the home stretch of the first semester with no holidays or outside events affecting class work. Schools were cleaned during the Christmas holidays.
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Lawrence
Fire damage estimate at Buchanan home on Tennessee Street
Fire damaged the residence of Mrs. C A Buchanan at 1108 Tennessee Street Sunday afternoon with repair costs estimated at 3800 by a contractor. Contents were valued at 500. The Alpha Kappa Psi house, reportedly set on fire by the Buchanan fire, sustained about 60 in damage.
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C. A.buchanan
Tennessee Street
Alpha Kappa Psi
Buchanan
K U Orchestra Rehearsal Tonight at Fraser Chapel
The University orchestra will rehearse in Fraser Chapel at 8 tonight. All members are urged to attend as the regular concert is planned for next Monday night in Fraser Chapel.
Student Volunteers to Meet Tonight in Henley Hall
A meeting of the student volunteers will be held in Henley Hall at 7 o clock tonight. All members are requested to be present.
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Henley Hall
Legislature to Open in Jefferson City Tomorrow
Jefferson City hosts the Missouri legislature opening with Democrats holed up at the Madison Hotel and Republicans at the Central Hotel. Frank Farris of Rolla in Phelps county and Peter Anderson of St Louis are named for senate majority floor leader. E L Marrs of Carthage and JO R Wilson of Kansas City are mentioned as secretary candidates.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
Madison Hotel
Central Hotel
Senate
House
Frank Farris
Rolla
Phelps County
Peter Anderson
St. Louis
Aigea
Formin
E. L. Marrs
Carthage
JO R. Wilson
Kansas City
High School Party by Phi Sigma Chi Fraternity
Phi Sigma Chi high school fraternity hosted a midwinter party and dance in Ecke's hall last night. The event, printed on red bell shaped programs, stood out as one of the season’s classiest parties with evergreen ceiling decor, hanging bells, palms, a six piece orchestra, and a large snow trimmed Christmas tree on the platform.
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Phi Sigma Chi
Ecke’s
Jennings National Guard Ordered to Bas Trop for Morehouse Hearings
The Jennings cavalry of the Louisiana national guard was ordered to entrain for Bastrop after receiving the orders. Major Miller commands the troops. This move, pairing the Monroe Alexandria infantry and New Orleans machine gun company, supports investigations and hearings into the Morehouse kidnappings and murders.
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Jennings
Jennings Cavalry
Louisiana National Guard
Morehouse Parish
Miller
Bastrop
National Guard
Morehouse
Monroe
Alexandria
New Orleans
Insurrection at Mosul reported from Angora
Official notice from Angora says an insurrection has broken out in Mosul in Irak with inhabitants demanding annexation to Turkey. London dispatches recount British air force hangars burned as the revolt unfolds in the oil region.
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Constantinople
Mosul
Irak
Angora
Turkey
London
Van Bruner Heads Lawrence Chamber Of Commerce
Van Bruner was reelected president of the Lawrence Chamber of Commerce at a board meeting. George Kirchhoff Jr. was chosen first vice president, Glen Charlton second vice president, W K Hoover treasurer, and C L Scott secretary. A committee was named to assist the legislative effort for visiting lawmakers at Topeka and the University talks with Chancellor Lindley set for 3 p.m. tomorrow.
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van Bruner
Chamber of Commerce
George J. Kirchhoff, Jr
Glen E. Charlton
W. K. Hoover
Claude ‘Scott
Lawrence
Topeka
Irving Hill
George Kirchhoff, Jr
Glen Charlton
K. Hoover
C. L. Scott
Chris Schaake
A. G. van Neste
W. Apine
Ed Klein
C. C. Stewart
C. A. Smart
Guffer
Claude Scott
Peru
Holiday Lights Out In Lawrence After Season
Workmen from the Kansas Electric Power Company will begin taking down the colored lights along Massachusetts street this afternoon. Fire chief Reinisch will handle the wiring and bulbs, stored at City Hall. Comment on the decorations has been very favorable, with many calling Lawrence the best lit city in the state for the holiday season. The lights will remain a permanent investment for year round celebrations.
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Kansas Electric Power Company
Massachusetts
Reinisch
Lawrence
Dixie Fliers Derailment Injures Nine Near Macon
A Dixie Fliers train heading north from Jacksonville to Chicago derailed six miles west of Macon near Riveli at 6:48 this morning. Two passengers sustained serious injuries and seven others were hurt. Several injured were moved to a local hospital while the two day coaches a sleeper and a dining car were separated and plunged down a fifteen foot embankment to the Oglethorpe private infirmary.
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Macon
Dixie Fliers
Jacksonville
Chicago
Riveli
Oglethorp
Education Board Plans New High School Equipment
The board will review equipment plans for the new high school submitted by architect William B ittner in tomorrow night’s regular session. Plastering is underway at the new school currently.
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Board of Education
William Bittner
T B Clinic Opens Free Tuberculosis Clinic in Douglas County
The first free tuberculosis clinic for Douglas County was held at city hall today. By noon a dozen or more attendees received physical examinations. Clinics will be continued at least monthly throughout the year.
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Douglas County
Understudy to Play Bernhardt Role in Paris Rehearsal
Paris January 2 A dress rehearsal of Sacha Guitry's new play will hold tomorrow with Henriette Roggers in the role originally for Sarah Bernhardt The great star had been slated to appear Wednesday but a declined health turn makes her participation unlikely.
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Paris
Sacha Guitry
Sarah Bernhardt
Henriette Roggers
Journal Comedie
Madame Bernhardt
Resurrection claim spurs police pickup at Fairfax Hotel
A man claiming to be resurrected on October 23, 1923 was taken to police headquarters at 6 am after arguing with Chief C. M. Fisher at the Fairfax Hotel. He was told the calendar he used was misaligned and was sent back to Kansas City. A separate note reports the All University Women's Club meeting moved from January 4 to January 11 with plans to discuss fund raising and a short student play led by Miss Cecile Burton.
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Police
Fairfax Hotel
C. M. Fisher
All-University Women's Club
all-University Woman’s Club
Cecile Burton
Deibel Applies for Second Citizenship Papers
Miss Maria Deibel of Lawrence has filed for second citizenship at the district clerk office. She came to the United States at age five and has since become a teacher, recently submitting her papers.
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Maria Deibel
Lawrence
Deibel
United States
County crews unload cement for Roger Williams bridge work
County road workers use a county truck to unload a carload of cement for the Roger Williams bridge near Lawrence. The Pleasant Grove box bridge is completed and in use. County schools superintendent C. J. Lane issued bi monthly exam papers to all grade levels for examinations on Thursday and Friday.
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Roger Wil.iams
Lawrence
Pleasant Grove
C. J. Lane
Phi Lamda Theta Initiation at Henley Hall
Phi Lambda Theta educational sorority at the University will initiate new members at Henley Hall Wednesday evening at 8 o clock. The event marks the sorority's continued presence on campus and invites participation by students and faculty observers.
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Phi Lamda ‘Theta
Phi Lamda Theta
Henley
Entertaining Haskell Boys at First Methodist Church
The Brotherhood of the First Methodist church plans a dinner and short program to entertain the boy students of Haskell Institute tomorrow night at the church. Sete Brigeets, University Coal Co.
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Haskell
Brotherhood of the First Methodist Church
Haskell Institute
Sete
New Attorney General Names His Staff in Topeka
Topeka Jan 2 Attorney General elect B Griffith late last night announced his staff as follows John G Egan Emporia first assistant Dennis Mad den former district judge at Emporia and W C Ralston to remain as assistants Captain John Rhodes of Hutchinson ex service man is the only member to be added to the staff J K Rankin now an assistant is retiring to private practice Mr Griffith announced
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Topeka
B. Griffith
John G. Egan
Emporia
Dennis Madden
W. C. Ralston
John Rhodes
Hutchinson
J. K. Rankin
Mr. Griffith
Radio May Bring the Orator Back Prediction
Professor H A Shinn of the University of Kansas, speaking via WDAF, forecast a revival of oratory powered by radio. He said a national audience could hear great minds debate pivotal issues, with home receivers and a broad public shaping policy and votes. He contrasted ancient eloquence with modern press influence, urging leaders to reclaim direct, magnetic rhetoric to better inform citizens.
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H. A. Shinn
University of Kansas
WDAF
Professor Shinn
Harding
Clay
Calhoun
Webster
Patrick Henry
Daniel Webster
Renewed search for Mrs Phillips clue near canyon cabin
Los Angeles detectives traced a note found about 100 feet from a cabin near Los Angeles, urging caution in Wednesday night terms. They compare handwriting to a suspect aiding the jail escape of Mrs Jara Phillips, while Armour Lee Phillips bought groceries near the cabin for four days after the break.
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Los Angeles
Jara Phillips
Clara
Armour Lee Phillips
Phillips
Hog Breeders Plan February Purebred Hog Sale at Court House
Purebred hog breeders meet at the county court house two o’clock Saturday to report progress toward a February sale. The meeting at the office of county farm agent Colglazier aims to mobilize livestock men for a large sale and arrange inspection by Prof. C G Elling on January 17 and 18.
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Court House
Colgrazier
County Court House
H. C. Colglazier
Lawrence Chamber hears Otto Guffer urge new hotel
Otto Guffer of Topeka told the Lawrence Chamber luncheon that a new downtown hotel is a paying asset. He cited a 1,700 member Chamber effort, rising tourism, and highway traffic as reasons to attract visitors, urging cooperation with Topeka and signs to draw travelers to Lawrence. He urged boosting the hotel drive and discouraging critics as vital for a successful campaign.
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Lawrence
Chamber of Commerce
Otto Guffer
Topeka
Guffer
Topeka Chamber of Commerce
Kansas City
Sitios Etre Et
Haskell ‘Institute
Mr. Guffer
Merchants National Bank Reelects Officers and Directors
The Merchants National Bank held its annual meeting yesterday and reelected officers William Docking as chairman W K Hoover as president C W McKeen as vice president W F Marsh as vice president F C Whipple as cashier and J Stover as assistant cashier. Directors named include William Docking W K Hoover W F Marsh C W McKeen G A Esterly W J Cummings J W Howard J W Shaw Eli Wilson BE Wilson and George J Kirchhoff.
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Merchants National Bank
William Docking
W. K. Hoover
C. W. McKeen
W. F. Marsh
F. C. Whipple
J. §. Stover
W. McKeen
G. A. Esterly
W. J. Cummings
J. W. Howard
J. W. Shaw
Eli Wilson
Be, Wilson
George J. Kirchhoff
Odd Fellows Installation Tonight at Lawrence Lodge
Lawrence lodge of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows holds installation ceremonies for newly elected officers tonight. The meeting chair requests full attendance and notes other matters of importance to be addressed. Dr Albright, chiropractor, is mentioned in connection with the session.
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Odd Fellows
Lawrence Lodge
The
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Seasion
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