Marines Guard Managua Legation Amid Nicaragua Tension
A force of about 160 Marines disembarked from the U S S Galveston at Corinto and entrained for Managua to guard the American legation as a protective measure for U S interests. Washington said protection for Americans and property was requested by the American British and Italian legations. The move comes amid debates on the Monroe Doctrine and questions about foreign subjects in danger as Liberal forces approach Managua.
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Advn Wrs
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Pegazine
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Carament
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Kellog
Diaz
Juan B. Sacasaa
Hawke
Hankows
City jail crowd prompts call for new iron cell ward
A morning jail crowd, about seven or more prisoners, were arrested by city officers but released on bonds to avoid overcrowding. Chief Johns urged installing iron cages in a chamber of commerce basement, arguing heating costs for the old jail could fund the new ward. Mayor Fry Holliday opposes the plan.
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Chamber of Commerce
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Chamber of Com
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Ecanow
Kansas City Bank Closes Amid Overdue Loans and Restructuring
A Kansas City bank announced closure due to financial strain and overdrafts. Officials cited loan overruns and a need to reorganize. The institution reported a $5,000 surplus after adjustments and listed past due loans totaling around £250,000 with aging officers steering the final steps.
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Strome
Sloans
In the Hunk
Weather and local notices fragment summary
Fragmented item mentions forecast details for Wartsasy and nearby areas, with references to Teele and Ehurs- Apo. It notes cars washed for 1.50 dollars under Hudson-Goff.
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Ehurs- Apo
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Calles Tightens Foreign Land Concessions as Crises Grow
Mexican president Calles orders enforcement of new petroleum and land laws granting forfeiture of foreign owned lands whose concessionaires failed to apply before January 1. Federal troops chase bands across several regions amid rising disturbances. Catholic groups appear uninvolved as violence spreads with attacks near Coahuila and raids on ranches and bridges.
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Mexico City
Calles
Mexico
NO TO NEW SHIPS AS COOLIDGE HELD ON CRUISERS
Washington Jan 5 AP President Coolidge reaffirmed opposition to building new cruisers now and urged Congress to authorize but not fund three ships. House naval leaders debated whether to override budget recommendations and push for three cruisers amid testimony by Rear Admiral Bloch. Republicans and Democrats weighed the case for ten ships and continued budget considerations.
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Bloch
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Georgia
Naval Committee
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Tilson
Risberg testimony highlights 1917 World Series fixing claims
Chicago dispatch reports Risberg arrived late to a dramatic hearing before Commissioner Kenesaw Mountain Landis. He testified about alleged fixed games from 1917 involving the White Sox and Tigers, naming officials and players as he described the pool setup and motives amid a tense room.
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Risberg
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Schalk
Ownie Bush
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Wichita seeks lower rates amid Kansas utility case
Kansas representatives discuss reducing electric rates for Wichita noting franchise terms and past city merits. City attorney Bowman argues lower Wichita rates imply higher costs for others, while Tidge McGane and Kansas Gas & Electric warn that preferential pricing could raise rates across 62 Kansas cities.
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Governor pardons youth in Kansas case amid mental health ruling
Gov Paulen extended clemency for Burgett a Mexico Mo youth found mentally ill after a holdup. Doctors linked brain pressure from childhood heat to the disorder and recovery followed with summers in Colorado and parole for treatment. Also notes veterans group election of officers and House Judiciary Committee action on alcohol age bill.
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Topeka
Kans
Paulen
Davis
Paul=en
Burmett
Golo- Rvado
British Far East Crisis Echoes in China Station Talks
Amid evacuations and tense talks in Hankow and Wanhsien concerns grow over British concessions to avoid armed conflict. British authorities blame Chinese agitators while stressing restraint from Merchant Marines. destroyers in the Far East reinforce readiness as Britain seeks to avert a broader crisis.
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Foreign Office
Canson
Wanhsien
Great Britain
Lankow
East Tpondon
Mirally
Far East
Aid for World War veterans faces bank loan issue
Washington. World War veterans seek help obtaining bonus insured certificates. General refusal by banks to recognize per year loans has precipitated a broader crisis. Veterans protest banker attitudes amid ongoing debates on authorizing loans and nonuse policies.
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Washington
WEIL MEET FRIDAY AT UGLAS COUNTY INSTITUTE
The annual county institute of Uglas County will be held Friday by the chamber of commerce. Fannie Taylor of Kansasville is expected to attend with representatives from legislative districts invited to speak. The meeting opens at 10 o'clock.
Final Semester Class Schedule Amid Snow Woes
University authorities ordered a temporary shift to remote or altered sessions as a snow strike disrupted regular class times. Professors retained flexibility to adjust, with Tuesday and Friday meetings moved to fit the altered timetable and exams rescheduled for the corresponding days.
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Cera
Justiassen
Lee
Dairy Men In Session Emule Meeting Report
Dairy producers gathered at a special meeting to discuss price support and retailer relations amid concerns over losses. President Elser Broven chaired with Vanroy as secretary as nineteen members debated executive committee actions and cooperative feed issues.
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Broven
Cretary
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Vanroy
Hays Road Controversy Leads To Midday Meeting
A terse note from Hays Road outlines a mid afternoon gathering labeled Paxspers-Li. The brief indicates a local dispute drawing residents and a few officials to discuss the road issue. Details remain unclear in the fragment.
New Commerce Building Welcomes New Members
An evening gathering on January 24 in the Cham Commerce building marked the addition of new members to the chamber. Attendees included local officials and business leaders as they formalized the expansion.
Town realignment debated in county changes
Local notes discuss a proposed town realignment within the county. Two towns would be affected as officials consider shifting boundaries and trading practices amid uncertain impacts on Leavenworth and surrounding areas.
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