Borah Presses Kellogg Pact In Senate Debate
Senator Borah, on the Senate floor, urges rapid adoption of the Kellogg peace pact, warning that failure to preserve peace threatens civilization. Opposed by Senator Reed, discussions highlight reservations noted by other nations and disputes over the treaty’s meaning and enforceability. Brazil explains it cannot join the Paraguayan Bolivia conciliation board due to pending boundary treaties.
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Borah
Foreign Relations Committee
America
Washington
Jan
United States
MclLean
Connecticut
Kellogg
Reed
Democrat
Missouri
Lrant
Egopt
Paysia
Afghanistan
Hungary
Roumania
France
Bort H
Prairie Pipe Line Plans 700 Mile Oklahoma to Indiana
Official of Prairie Pipe Line announces a 700 mile pipeline project from Seminole field in Oklahoma to Griffith Indiana. Construction plans call for starting soon with work to begin in the near future.
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Prairie Pipe Line
Independence
Kan
Jan
Oklahoma
Griffith
Ind
Prairie Pipe Lind Company
Wi Ork
Wil
Kansas Weather Brief Predicts Snow and Rain Across Regions
Unsettled forecast with snow probable tonight and Saturday in the west and north, and rain or snow in the southern area. Colder on Saturday with decreasing road conditions noted in Salina, Dodge City, Topeka, Coffeyville, Wichita, Arkansas City, Ottawa, and Hutchinson. Slippery conditions reported in several county roads. temperatures around mid 30s.
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Kansas
South
Eatton
Arkansas City
Salina
Dodge City
Topeka
Coffeyville
Wichita
Ottawa
High School Boy Kills Man Then Ends His Own Life
In Grand Rapids Michigan on January 4 a 17 year old high school boy Orrin H Hoover shot and killed Jor Ska blankas at the door of his home and then fatally shot himself. The motive remains unclear.iyas
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Orrin H. Hoover
Clayton
Hoover
Jor Skablankas
Social Service League to Elect Nine Directors
Nine directors will be elected at the annual Social Service League meeting Monday January 7 at 10 30 in Mayor Rankins office at city hall. Dues are one dollar for membership and active participation is urged to plan by laws changes and future salvage store work in Lawrence.
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Social Service League
R. C. Rankin
League
Lawrence
Social Service Leagte
Treaty Drafts Signed by Conference at Washington
The Pan American conference on arbitration and conciliation approved multilateral arbitration and conciliation treaties in plenary session. It also resolved the Paraguayan Bolivian border dispute by agreeing to a mediation tribunal of nine judges, with Eligio Ayala and Diez De Medina signing the conciliatory protocol amid nervous moments and last minute obstacles.
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Washington
Eligio Ayala
Diez de Medina
Bolivia
Snowfall Covers Western Kansas States Wide
Snow falls across Norton and Dodge City with intensifying bands extending toward the Colorado line. In Hutchinson heavy snow begins earlier and lingers from the week, welcomed by farmers as it aids wheat growth.
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Norton
Kan
Mercury
Dodge City
Colorado Line
Kansas
Hutchinson
Restlessness Fades for King George Faces Quiet Night
London reports two favorable factors in King George's condition as he rests more soundly for a second straight night. The monarch's overall state is stationary with no setback, while improvement is noted in the locally infected area and officials hope for continued recuperation. A separate dispatch notes the No. 1 refueling ship Question Mark delivering 150 gallons of gasoline after a 74 hour flight. In Washington, Owen J. Roberts is nominated by President Coolidge for reappointment as special government counsel in naval oil leases prosecution.
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London
King George
Dusetin
Air
Imperial Airport
Imperial Valley
Cal
R. G. Hoyt
Hoyt
Naval Oil Lease Counsel
Washington
Jan
Owen J. Roberts
Coolidge
Commission Probes Prohibition Study Proposed by Edge
Senate debate centers on appointing a nine man citizen commission to investigate prohibition. Senator Edge of New Jersey offers an amendment to the inquiry resolution, aiming to have the president name the panel by April 1. The move follows support from Hoover allies seeking a constructive inquiry.
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Washington
Hoover
Senate
Edge
Republican
New Jersey
Jones
Prohibition
Friends of the Law
Berengaria Sails With Limited European Mail
Washington Jan 4 AP Assistant Postmaster General Glover outlined that the Cunard liner Berengaria would sail tonight with only mail specifically addressed to that vessel. The Baltic and DeGrasse carry remaining European mail while Berengaria delays 24 hours due to being late, with officials denying any link to the Cunard shipping board dispute.
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Bulletin
Washington
Glover
New York
Baltic
New York Harbor
Cunard
Berengaria
Europe
Africa
West Asia
Cherbourg
Southampton
Andania
Ausonia
Cunard Line
John Gamnille
T. Ashley Sparks
Line
Postoffice Bulletin
New York Post O i
Pee Ras
Postoffice Department
Jon
Olympice
White Star Line
Leviathan
United States Lines
United States Shipping Board
Named to Tau Beta Pi at Kansas University convocation
Six new members were elected to Tau Beta Pi at a KU engineering school convocation in Marvin Hall auditorium. Chancellor Lindley and Dean Shaad announced the seniors on the top quarter of their class and juniors in the top eighth. Senior inductees include Henry Bisler, Harry L. Snell, Robert R. Shepp, and Alvin H. Howell. juniors are Robert W. Smith and Garland E. Marble.
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Tau Beta Fi
K. U
Marvin Hail
FE. H. Lindley
KY Mempers
G. C. Shaad ‘al- So
Henry
Bisler
Harry L. Snell
Robert R. Shepp
Alvin H. Howell
Robert W. Smith J
Garland E. Marble
Witness Threats Force Testimony in City Liquor Case
A liquor case in city police court saw a witness forced to leave Lawrence under death threats from defendants William J Bill Carter and Ernest Williams. Carter was found guilty of possession of intoxicating liquor and fined 100 with 30 days in jail. Williams was convicted on the same charge but only fined and jailed. Chief Johns vowed to pursue the threatened witness and to prevent such intimidation in the future.
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Lawrence
Will Johns
Louis Murphy
St. Louis
William J.bill Carter
Ernest
Country Bill) Williams
Johns
Henry Smith
Murphy
Carter
H. L. Burger
C. H. Daughbriy
Williams
Bothmen
John Riling
Oorphy
Chicago
University choir to sing at First Presbyterian service
The fifty voice chorus under Dean D. M. Swarthout of the University will perform at the Sunday morning service at First Presbyterian Church in the Varsity Theater at 11 oclock. They will offer an anthem by James Fr. Rogersons titled Seek Him That Maketh the Seven Stars. Miss Doris DeJarnette a soprano and student in the University police department will sing an offertory solo The Penitent by Vanderwater.
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D. M. Swarthout
University
First Presbyterian Church
James Fr. Rogersons
Doris DeJarnette
University Police Department
Vanderwater
Block painting sold to McPherson high school
University fine arts department head Prof Albert Block has sold a large painting titled Three At Table to McPherson Kansas high school. The purchase strengthens the school's growing collection of select works. Additional items include mentions of Knapp and Topeka legislative sessions, a fatal court ruling in St Mary Parish, and Hoover’s potential Caribbean tour.
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Fine Arts School
University
Albert Block
McPherson, Kan
Block
Lane Franklin
James D. Simon
District Court of
St Mary Parish
Ada Bonner Lebouet
Thomas F. Dreher
Rural schools receive updated lesson booklets for year
County superintendent J Lane today received from State Superintendent George A Allen new lesson assignments and work for rural schools for the remainder of the year. The distribution to rural teachers includes outlines of required pupil work and new courses of study in English and physiology.
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QO. J.lane
George A. Allen
Supt. Lane
Reapportionment Bill Reported By House Panel
Washington January 4 The house census committee favorably reported the reapportionment bill for the House membership The plan originally would reapportion the 435 seats on the first day of the second regular session of the 11th Congress every ten years An amendment changes the timing to occur at each fifth Congress after the reapportionment in the 11th Congress
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Washington
Andrews Cancelled Talk prompts Irwin replacement at University
The University announces Roy Chapman Andrews will cancel his February 1 lecture due to delays and illness. Will Irwin will replace him for the January 29 address in the new Auditorium. Irwin, a San Francisco and New York writer, is a Hoover-era friend and author, brought in by the Community Lecture course to fill the vacancy and tie into the South American trip and upcoming inauguration. Potentially Andrews may reschedule if he is in the West, offering a special low rate to patrons.
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Roy Chapman, Andrews
Hig
Will Irwin
Thas
Mr. Andrews
American Museum
Ann
Irwin
San Francisco
New York
Herbert H. Company
South America
Hoover
Leland Stanford Univer
Turin
Lawrence
Will Durant
Andrews
Simba Here Soon Educational Jungle Picture at Varsity
Lawrence moviegoers will see Simba an authentic jungle life record from British East Africa by Martin Johnsons well known big game photographers The show includes a talkie with pre and post talks by Mr Johnson and special music Matinees for school children offered at half price Readable fragments note the merger news of RCA and Victor Talking Machine Company approved in New York as of Jan 4.
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Martin
Independence
Chanute
Johnson
Childeren
U S Sheriff Acts Spark Claim Over Free State Hotel
The 1856 Lawrence raid by U S Sheriff Jones and a Missouri posse led to the Free State hotel burning. The N England Emigrant Aid Co property later valued at 21006, later revived by the University of Kansas, with Olin Templin guiding efforts to secure restitution from Congress. If a favorable verdict comes, restitution seeks roughly 份64200 including interest. Professor Templin will explain the case to KU alumni.
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Jones
Lawrence
Free State Hotel
Altho
David R. Atchison
Senate
Yin
Free State
N. England | Emigrant Aid Company
Emigrant Aid Company
University of Kansas
Congress
Olin Templin
Washington
United States Court of Claims
Bowersock
McKinley
Court of Claims
Bis
Eldridge Brothers
Kansas City
Eldridge House
Quantrill
Eldride
Templin
Fally
Aent
I Alumni Association
Rnitlachshis
Girl Found Bound After Two Days Missing in Atlanta Case
A high school athlete Doris Turner from Hoke-Smith High was found gagged and bound at a filling station in Atlanta after two days away. She described kidnappers, threats, drugs, and a rain of danger before being released unharmed by a kindly man with a cane. Police searched for two days. The physician said she suffered no harm.
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Atlanta
Doris Turner
Hoke -Smith
Crown Drug Store Inventory Conducted by Company Representatives
Representatives of Crown Drug company conducted an inventory at the local Crown store this morning. Five men used adding machines to tally, five set retail prices, and the total was calculated with a per cent deduction to reflect the cost of goods on hand. L Evans, vice president, directed the operation.
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J Company
al Crown Ping
Crown Drug Store
L. Evans
Tacna Arica dispute may be settled
Santiago Chile Jan 4 The newspaper El Murcurio states direct diplomatic negotiations between Chile and Peru have progressed to the point where each side has stated its maximum concessions and minimum demands The formula under discussion would give Tacna to Peru and Arica to Chile Officials hope to reach a settlement before February 1.
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Santiago
Chile
el Murcurio
Peru
Tacna
Poultry Course Offered By Lawrence High School
The Lawrence High School vocational agriculture department will host the second annual poultry course in the Chamber of Commerce building for five days starting January 28. Instructor L N Harris from Neosho Falls will lead, with former Kansas State Agricultural College staff member Jr Harris in charge. Financing comes from the state board of vocational education, and A I Gilligan will assist. Courses run 1 to 4 PM daily. attendance is open to all poultry enthusiasts.
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Vocational Agriculture Department
Lawrence High School
Chamber of Commerce
William Essick
L. N. Harris
Neosho Falls
Jr. Harris
Kansas State Agricultural College
Oskaloosa
State Board of Vocational Education
A. I. Gilliigan
Orchard expert to visit Douglas county for pruning and management meetings
Kansas State extension orchard specialist W R Martin will speak on pruning methods at Koehring farm near Lawrence and at the Chamber of Commerce building on Friday January 11. County farm agent A I Gilkison announced the events urging all orchardists to attend both sessions with soil specialist B Wells possibly joining to discuss soils relevant to orchards.
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W. R. Martin
Kansas State Agricultural College
Douglas County
Fric
Coffinet
A. I. Gilkison
Country Farm
B. Wells
Gilki Ison
Noon Meeting Off By Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
The Lawrence Chamber of Commerce cancels the Tuesday noon gathering and reschedules its 8th annual meeting for Friday evening January 11. Secretary L. Scott announced reservations are urged by Monday night. principal speaker John N. Van der Vries of the United States Chamber of Commerce will address, noting his KU faculty ties.
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Fithe Lawrence Chamber of Comyre
Il. Scott
Irving Hill
Chamber of Commerce
Eldridge Addition
John N. van der Vries
North Central Division
The
United States Chamber of Commerce
van der Vries
University of Kansas
Rain and Sleet Disrupt City Travel in Freezing Weather
Lawrence reports dis agreeable weather with intermittent drizzle and sleet making streets slick and sidewalks hazardous. Temperature around freezing, some sidewalks icy, traffic slowed and pedestrians cautious. Minor fender benders reported. one Hudson sedan and Ford touring car left in a ditch near Mud Creek Bridge. Snow possible tonight as forecasted. moisture may freeze streets.
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Lawrence
Jminor
Mud Creek Bridge
US S. 46
Hudson
Lawrence Evening School Plans For Second Term
Lawrence evening school organizers set a seven thirty start Tuesday at Lawrence High School for the second term. Registration will determine subjects offered, with past enrollments topping 100 across six classes. Courses include card writing, carpentry, drawing, auto mechanics, and home crafts for women and men, financed by the State Board of Vocational Education and Lawrence Board of Education.
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Lawrence
Lawrence High School
W. W. Curfman
Topeka man shot in Grantsville chicken theft trap
Frank Level 25 of Topeka was killed when he and two other Negroes walked into a chicken theft trap near Grantsville. Level had been out on $100 bond in Douglas County and was to face February district court on chicken stealing and liquor violations. His brothers were involved in prior liquor cases. Ed Level surrendered after the shooting by George Hamson, who was guarding hidden chickens.
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Frank Level
Topeka
Grantsvile
Douglas County
Ze . Level
Level
Ron Daugherty
Lawrengs
Eudora
Stevens
Justice Court
Duneft
Frank
Arechig
Satin Top" Level
Kansas State Penitentiary
Moeninig
George Hamson
Grantville
Len
Hamson
Former pro a visitor Crowder heads south for tournaments
Wallo Crowder, a former pro at Lawrence Country Club for several years, and his father were in Lawrence yesterday en route to San Antonio Texas and other southern points to compete in tournaments. The Crawlers will stay in Lawrence through Sunday evening before leaving for San Antonio Cat Creek contract awarded Yale Oil to develop Cut Creek Montana field for 101 above field price. Northcott sanity test ordered by Riverside court appoints three Los Angeles doctors and one Patton physician to examine Gordon Stewart Northcott.
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Wallo
Cat Creek
Washington
Jan
Yale Oil Corporation of
South Dakota
Miles City
Mont
Cut Creek
Montana
Yale Corporation
Interior Despartment
Northccott
Riverside
Cal
George R.freeman
Aason Steel
M. G. Carter
Los Angeles
G. M.webster
Patton
Gordon
Stewart Northcott
Mrs Hattie Barnett Johnson Dies in Pennsylvania Hospital
Mrs. Hattie Barnett Johnson of Pennsylvania died at a local hospital today. Funeral arrangements will be announced later. An ad note: Cars washed 82.50, call editor and delivered. Hudson Goff Ady.
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Hattie Barnett Johnson
Pennsylvania
Hudson-Goff
Ady
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