06 Jan 1927
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1927
Page
1
Report from Hankow notes British defenders withdrawing from Hankow quarters amid Chinese forces seizing control. Foreign observers describe worsening security as volunteers disarm and residents flee. tensions rise over responsibility for damage and demands for compensation.
The Federation of Women's Clubs will meet tomorrow afternoon at the Chamber of Commerce rooms to discuss making of club programs. Officers and members are urged to attend and share suggestions.
Kansas forecast offers limited changes with light rain chances. Weekend outlook shows clear roads, Douglas Comen area roads reported good. Chevrolet advert encourages daily enjoyment and road readiness.
A habeas corpus dispute over the custody of two children from a Wichita divorce case reaches the state supreme court. Mrs. Hipple holds custody from Hutchinson. Mr. Hipple claims the right to visit and seeks return of the children, with writs and orders issued by multiple counties and judges amid conflicting custody rulings.
A new national fraternity Triangle will be installed at the University of Kansas this Saturday. Local and national council members will attend an installation service and a banquet at Wirdemean's. The move marks the twelfth chapter to join Triangle, with chapters in Topeka and Kansas City signaling their intent.
Washington news reports Senator Curtis of Kansas introduced a farm relief bill to create a marketing board to stabilize prices and dispose of surplus commodities. The measure was sent to the committee for consideration without debate as lawmakers delay action until Tuesday.
Congress noon session and Senate reconvenes are noted as officials report on soliciting without proper licenses. Vague references name Loomis Vernon Zeiders and Russe McKinley as arrested officials in the matter. Bonds listed at 109 dollars amid investigations into procuring licenses and related subservations in the city.
Delegates of the 1927 Erie Legion convention will meet at Fort Riley with Gen. Ey Booth, commandant, announcing meals and lodging provided at cost. A central dining hall, free lodging, and small laundry charges will be arranged, with daily expenses expected under one day’s pay. Conference sets dates.
Washington January 6 AP declares banks are making loans on soldier bonus certificates. Mellon sees no need for government direct loans, citing identification difficulties and a rising bank willingness to lend. Manhattan Kansas reports veterans loan rules unchanged per Walter Lonus, with banks using similar security to veterans’ compensation certificates and a third bank catering to local citizens.
Advocates told the Senate agricultural committee that an amended One Capper bill is needed to permit privately operated guards in some centers to achieve the act’s goals. B. Gage of Kansas City argued that privately owned yards and direct shipment threaten the scope of the stockyards act and could restore packer dominance in primary markets. Melville W. Borders of Kansas City for the American Farm Congress cited a study showing Armour, Swift, and Cudahy concentrate buying in Iowa, Nebraska, and South Dakota centers, challenging existing controls.
The House today adopted a measure providing 200000 for starting construction of a new airship to replace the wrecked Shenandoah. The plan, backed by President Coolidge and supported by Representative Boge of Ohio, aims to advance the program as Congress approves.
Readable reports state an eastbound railway train derailed near Isoula Montana injuring fifteen people and killing Mrs Iscob Gunderson Bale I. Advices indicate the cause remained undetermined as railroad offices logged casualty details.
Six more ships and a force of 400 Marines sail for Nicaragua to bolster U S naval strength in Central American waters. Rear Admiral Latimer orders a broader patrol to safeguard lives and property as 2 900 personnel, including Marines, assemble for duty. The flotilla includes destroyers and a submarine tender. Guantanamo Bay will host interim command as operations shift south.
Report of the January 6 execution of Richard McLaughlin and another inmate at the state prison. Witnesses observed as the first man died at 1 12 a.m. and the second followed minutes later after the executions proceeded despite a last moment attempt for a stay.
A new Kansas based truck owners group named the Kansas Truck Association formed in Topeka. The organization will advise the legislature on regulating trucking and create a committee to recommend best practices. The move aims to unify operators under a single association and address state tax and policy issues.
Fragmented OCR notes describe Robin of Spring as seen two weeks ago, with musings on birds and bees and references to Bonnets and spring moods. The text mentions lead giants and persons aspiring to political office, noting uncertainty about the season’s arrival and a hopeful tone.
A sharp morning earthquake near Calexico and Mexicali followed a night of lighter tremors, damaging a few buildings and injuring no one. Observers reported aftershocks through the weekend, with Imperial Valley and surrounding areas feeling shaking up to 2:30 am. authorities and residents continued to assess damage as seismic activity persisted.
Richmond News Leader reports conductors, trainmen, and yardmen on Norfolk and Western Norfolk Southern Chesapeake and Ohio Atlantic Coast Line Seaboard Air Line and other southeastern railroads are voting on whether to remain with employers without a factory agreement. The executive committee of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen and the Order of Railway Conductors approved the plan.
A court in Sedu County deliberates a case involving Biyaistie Biter and Sysyer 6 AP. The disputed matter centers on alleged wrongdoing connected to a barn and related state actions. Proceedings focus on evidence and witness testimony to determine responsibility.
An alumni gathering at Kin a University plans an afternoon program with discussions led by Dean P er and other faculty, followed by a banquet at Kansas Commons. Attendees include Stuart Bloss and several named alumni. A separate Missoula train derailment report notes a woman killed and multiple hospitalizations.
A chaotic OCR fragment outlines a church meeting on Monday with details of attendees and parish actions. It notes the church reporting the largest number of confirmations and extra parish pay or purpose funds in its history, mentioning BC Renkin treasurer and James Barthia on a balance committee with Dr EB Hollands and Pendleton among those named.
First violinist Huentes and Senor Jttchos of the Tipica orchestra were guests at the Kiwanis club Weekly luncheon. Ramos sang, Huentes played piano, and an address by Senor Ramos was translated by Prof. Jose Osma. George Shiad, new president, announced a committee appointment.
Fragmentary text mentions Wormicht, hurt pied met ane ex- and a notice dated today. Details are unclear due to poor transcription. No clear names, places, or actions can be confirmed from the readable fragments.
A test flight of about 400 miles from Brewster near the Colorado line by Joe Schile and Allison’s North Lanaway company occurred yesterday. The plane completed the 400 mile trip in five hours with two stops at Beverly and the valley. Wings supplied by Altisod company of 1 design reportedly improved stability, reducing wing tips and fuel usage. The new power engine will remain on display near the university after Sunday.
Robins of Chicago led a Citizens committee gathering with about one thousand attendees. He framed prohibition as a great civil, economic and moral venture in political history, citing anti liquor production and comparing Canadian sugar sales to a transition in wartime measures.
A chaotic, OCR style notice describes a couple celebrating a charivari with a dinner and residents on the south side involved. Names and dates are unclear, but the event centers on a marriage and community shindig with a festive, if muddled, description.
A telegram from Judge L to Arthur Koch of Des Moines and others notes an invitation to the dedication of the new field-house at the University of Pennsylvania. The message mentions Dr. Naismith greeting attendees and references basketball rules and licenses issued by probate judge L i. ger.
Fragmentary text indicates a board set policy that restricts announcing fliers until a shave occurs. details are garbled and no concrete names, dates, or places are readable.
Officers of the Farmers Union held a meeting at Pleasant Valley with notes on development and the future. Presentations covered governance and progress while attendees discussed planning and aid for the region.
Fragmentary OCR text outlines a county meeting plan in a rural area with scattered phrases about a court term and urging action. Consulte county records for exact date and location.
Incomplete OCR text references installing officers and discussions among companies. The readable parts suggest a meeting or protocol for electing or appointing officers, but specific names, dates, places, or actions are unclear. The fragment hints at a formal process within an organizational context without concrete details.
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