Countess seeks court aid to enter United States
Washington view Countess Catherine Karolyi asked the district of Columbia supreme court to compel Secretary Kellogg to instruct the American consul in Paris to issue her passport. She alleges the secretary acted arbitrarily and seeks a temporary tourist entry for a lecture tour planned with her New York agent.
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Army officer dead at Walter Reed hospital
Major General William H. Hart, quartermaster general of the army, died at Walter Reed Hospital after a weeks long illness feared to be cancerous. He was in his sixty second year and served since August 1922 following Major General Harry M. Rogers. Hart, a Wisconsin native, held key logistics posts during and after World War I, including St Nazaire base section and supply roles in Boston and Norfolk.
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Minn
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Revo Monde
Shenandoah airship officers cleared by inquiry
Washington January 3 The airship Shenandoah wrecked September over this country was found blameless to the personnel by the naval court of inquiry. Secretary Wilbur promises exhaustive investigation into the accident which cost the lives of Lieutenant Commander Zachary Lansdowne and thirteen other officers and crew members.
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Shenandoah
Naval Court
Wilbur
Hritile
Zachary Lansdowne
Prince Carol to Film in America and Royal Succession Talk
The article notes Prince Carol negotiating with a Chinese backer in America to participate in a film project abroad while detailing his position on the Romanian royal succession. It describes Carol as a skilled horseman and an accomplished airplane pilot.
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America
Carol
British Crowd Stops A Kaiser Film
In Sheffield England January 2 an audience protest caused withdrawal of a film about the life of the ex Kaiser of Germany and his Doorn retreat in Holland A French widow who lost her husband in the war supported the protest and the audience cheered as the film was stopped.
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Carolos throne renunciation linked to politics and love rumors
The report traces Carol of Romania's sudden renunciation of his succession rights to the throne to political friction with Romania's government rather than a personal or romantic matter. It cites Milan sightings, possible meetings with a princess, and speculation about shifting royal alliances, while noting no official confirmation.
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Pecinta Et Vorbes
Retort Explosion Kills 25 at Turpentine Plant
At Tersarola on January 2 a massive retort explosion at the New port Rasin and Turpentine plant killed 25 workers and injured many others. Fire damaged the facility, with losses estimated around 40 000 dollars. one building destroyed and the cause under investigation. The plant employs about 150 in the affected building, part of a 3 million dollar complex. The blast may have been fueled by gas on a cupola floor as flames spread through the nearby structures.
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Newport Rasin and Turpentine Domies
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Tavestory
Train schedule changes announced for Union Pacific and Rock Island
Railway officials unveiled several timetable revisions effective tomorrow affecting both eastbound and westbound limits. Rock Island Number 17 will join 25 and depart at 12 01 noon toward Wichita and other points, while Eastbound Number 18 shifts to 3 04 in the afternoon and Number 12 combines with 26 for an afternoon run. Westbound Union Pacific 22 changes direction east to the Pacific and other minor realignments are planned.
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Rock Island Railways
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Rock Island
Wichita
Belleville
Clay Center
Oklahoma
Texas
Wfternoon
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Pacific East
County Road Proposals May Open Two New Highways
Douglas county commissioners prepare to view and decide on two road petitions near the Victory highway west of Lawrence. The first involves a quarter mile of road south of the highway. the second seeks a road from the corner of Louisiana and Nineteenth to Elmer Brown farm. Signers include John Damm and F W Phillips. A meeting set for Thursday will determine if the roads are opened. Also reported is the capture of a large gray eagle near Newton by John Walton, exhibited at the Harvey county poultry show.
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Douglas Councl
Lawrence
John Damm
Louisiana
Nineteenth Street
Elmer Brown
Ty F. W. Phillips
Newton Newton
Newton
John Walton
Harvey County
Man Refuses Alimony Commits to Jail Over Settlement
In Wichita on January 2 A. P. Only $18 stood con. B. A. Tatlor, 41, and liberty, today, but he went to jail rather than pay alimony. His wife Mrs Taylor, despairing of support, agreed to a settlement, but Taylor refused to pay more than $7.37. Last summer he asked repeatedly to be sent to jail.
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Wichita
Jan
Couple Arrested After Pocketbook Theft at Gustafson Home
A young man Jack Morris and a woman Todd Clayton were arrested after allegedly stealing a pocketbook from Brooke Gustafson’s home yesterday afternoon. The couple tried to flee before officers stopped them, and the recovered pocketbook contained five new one dollar bills. Authorities traced them to Leavenworth where they stated the woman’s husband was imprisoned. they faced potential penitentiary sentences up to five years.
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Todd Clayton
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Waco
Galveston
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Jensen to Speak on New Income Tax Ideas at Chamber Meeting
Jensen economist and Tax Association member will address the Chamber of Commerce Tuesday. He will discuss new ideas on income tax from the National Tax Association annual meeting and related tax topics as Congress contemplates changes.
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Congress
Plan City Inventory in Lawrence Government Departments
The first city equipment inventory in Lawrence will begin Monday morning. Commissioner J C Stevenson announced a formal check to quantify time, number, location and value of city articles. The effort aims to place city operations on a business footing. A separate item notes a reward offer by Douglas County P A for a thief who stole goods and a Dodge car from E W Young.
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J. C. Stevenson
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Douglas County
P. A
Ole
E. W. Young
West Fourth Street
Doe Cannon
County Cers
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Tay
1924 paving and sewer projects in Lawrence boost city improvements
Lawrence completed a record 310,000 pay ad for 1924 with about 9,000 more spent than the previous year. Major improvements include resurfacing Massachusetts Street from Sixily to Eleventh, widening Massachusetts from Flevench to South Park, and extending the white way to Mile and Five-Eighths. Streets paved include Tennessee, Vermont, and several others. three sewers costing about 87,000 were installed between Louisiana and Ohio and near Ohio. J Hunter added a sewer system in the W Hills project outside city limits.
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W Hills
Thieves Loot Five Washburn Buildings In Topeka Robbery
Thieves ransacked five Washburn college buildings in Topeka on Wednesday night, using a similar basement entry to the local high school theft. Desks were rifled, valuables damaged, and tunneling into a vault was noted. several structures including the dormitory observatory and halls were entered. Police collected fingerprints but doubts linger about immediate arrests as investigators review the campus break in.
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Tapel School
Lawrence High
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Boxing trainees plan future bouts in Topeka and KC
Carl Youngs Downing of edges City and ex Lawrence fighter works with Tommy Dison at the Chamber of Commerce to resume boxing soon in Topeka or Kansas City Kansas after over a month inactive due to an injury. He has fought Charley Dodgr and others and will face Jim Dade City on January 15 at a Legion promoters event. Police testimony arose in a liquor case as County Attorney Charles H Quier testified against L W Glenn. The Lawrence Board of Education will hold its regular monthly meeting Monday at 8 pm at the high school. Funk's Limousine Ambulances advertises.
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Night Gown Industry Slumps Amid Fashion Shifts
Belfast January 2 A Pie Londonderry pajama makers face despair as women favor bifurcated sleeping garments. Fashion's fickleness also closes a Londonderry corset factory, putting 200 workers out of work.
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Dawes Receives International New Year Wishes
Vice President Dawes, departing for Washington, expresses goodwill for all nations in a New Year message. greetings from Briand Mussolini Shidehara Rivera Vandervelde Gallardo Machado and others read in his presence. Dawes and Mrs. Dawes with children Dara and Virginia return to Washington after the brief stop.
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Lawrence Schools Reopen Monday After Holiday
All city schools including the university will resume Monday morning after a two week holiday. Students arrive from distant towns as trains and cars bring in newcomers for the first day classes. Lawrence High and Junior High anticipate a two week grading period before midterm finals begin.
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Lawrence
Lawrence High Sehool
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Rexame Clare
Oklahoma City Times Reports Osage Murders Probe Expands
The Oklahoma City Times says arrests are expected within 24 hours as the Osage Indian murders investigation widens. Details note federal grand jury action at Guthrie and Leavenworth suspects, with officials shifting to testimony and new leads amid lingering mystery surrounding two years of killings.
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Baptist Church on Sound Basis Sets New Officers
The annual meeting of the Baptist church reported all expenses met and a modest surplus. New officers and committees were elected, pledges increased, and the pastor duo of Watts and Thomas noted several new members. The report details budget plans and parish activities for the coming year.
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