US steps to stop fighting in Nicaragua draws fire
American reinforcements rush to Nicaragua as eight warships and about 3000 men sail to protect lives and property and uphold treaty rights. Kellogg defends policy while Borah condemns intervention as unconstitutional. Latimer reports suggest arms seizure orders amid amid ongoing factional fighting in Central America.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Galveston
Corinto
Gulf of Fonseca
Cosiguina
Washington
Americaa
Latimer
Kellogg
United States
Nicameyan
Borah
Mesiata
Sacash
Diaz
Dp Ilator
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
White House
Student work on display at Liberty Memorial High
High School clothing classes at Liberty Memorial High School will exhibit student work in a store window next week. The display runs from Monday through the week. Instructors Miss Orelup and Miss Rose lead the advanced clothing class.
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Innes
Tor
Liberty Memorial High Ischool
Orelup
Rose
Chaveg
Congress Meats Noon in Washington Senate Debates Tariff Treaty
Congress meets at noon as the House continues naval bill discussions. The Senate resumes secret talks on the treaty with Taft era relief measures under review by the Senate elections subcommittee. Senator Gould nominates J. Woods to the Interstate Commerce Commission as the committee examines nominations.
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Congress
Jiouse
Senate
Gould
J. Woods
Forecast for Kansas: mild tonight and Saturday warming
Weather forecast notes generally fit conditions tonight with a warmer Saturday. Roads in eastern portions show favorable travel, while some rural routes in Douglas County are reported good. overall light to moderate travel impact anticipated.
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Douglas County
Radio telephone between New York and London inaugurated
The launch of commercial radio telephone service between New York and London began at 8:44 AM New York time. Early calls were affected by static as officials exchanged greetings, and the first AP dispatch arrived from the London bureau at 10:02 AM.
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New York
London
Jover
Ron
Carl 38. Brandeburry
Debate over Navy build up in Washington scene
A heated House debate focused on funding three new cruisers and U S naval strength under the Washington arms treaty. Republican Tilson argued the move aligned with President Coolidge policy, while Democrat Garrett urged support despite a rift, citing the 1924 platform promising a well rounded Navy.
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Washington
Coolidge
Tilson
Garrett
Tennessee
Gould on the Stand in Senate Bribery Inquiry
Washington January 7 AP Senator Gould Republican Maine testified in his own defense before a senate investigating committee. He said $100000 paid out in Canada by his interests was sent to a Canadian campaign fund by New York associates against his judgment and without his consent. The hearing debated whether the rule of evidence should apply. ruling that it does not.
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Washington
Senate
Gould
Maine
Canada
New York
Ime
Walsh
Democrat
Montana
New Brunswick
House of Assembly
McKeown
Hinckley
Boy Dies After Blow In Garden City Incident
A 15 year old, John Shull, died after a blow during a game in Garden City yesterday. Authorities say the boy became ill after the injury, which his parents describe as a headache. He is survived by six brothers, one of whom is a senior at the Agricultural College in Manhattan.
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Garden City
Kai
Pi John Shull
Guy
At “Mahhattan
Tindher Reais Dube AP Rep Republican
A garbled AP item mentions a Republican figure and party designation amid unclear text. The fragment lacks coherent events, dates, or locations to establish a clear news point or outcome.
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Republican
Dedrick to push $3 auto license fee plan in Kansas
Sedgwick County state representative Dedrick announced a bill to set a flat $3 auto license fee regardless of vehicle weight. The plan envisions dealers delivering tags at sale and distributing them through county seats to streamline the process and reduce staff in the Secretary of State’s office. Dedrick argues the fee would cover manufacturing and distribution costs and road funding, and he aims to remove the poll tax.
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Wichita
Kan
Th.Dedrick
Sedgwick County
Mos
Dedrick
Dedick
Free a Woman Banker in Mulvane Bank Case Not Guilty
Wellington Kansas January 7 AP jury returned verdict not guilty for Alma B Thompson assistant cashier of Mulvane Kansas State Bank charged with issuing unrecorded certificates of deposit designed to deceive state bank commissioner. Thompson's mother testified to a $1400 deposit at the failed Mulvane bank on October 23 1925 and said the cashier advised not to issue such certificates as shown by state evidence.
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Wellington
Kans
Moon
Miss
Alma
B.thompson
Mivane
Kansas State
Daniel
Burgess
Thompson
Mulvane Bank
Smith’s
Mulvane- Cashier
Week of Prayer Services Close with Notable Addresses
Week of Prayer services at Congregational Church drew good crowds with devotional talks by Chaplain Edwards Rev C A Richard and Rev Dr Watts. Tonight at 7 39 p m Plymouth Congregational Church Rev Alfreda T Grey presiding. Backus pastor First Unitarian will deliver the address. This concludes the series and a large turnout is hoped. Meanwhile Norton Kansas reports C Shadlaw jailed after allegedly firing a shotgun into Nick Foight. Foight hospitalized in critical condition. Shadlaw, formerly confined to an asylum, remains in custody.
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Edwards
A.richard
Watts
Plymouth
Alfreda T. Grey
Backus
First. Unitarian
Hell
Norton
Kan
Shadlaw
Nick
Foight
Renee Abou Foight
Pital
Bank Robbery in Birmingham Vault Rifled of $10,000
Three men held gun to ten bank customers and four employees in Birmingham today, rifled the vault of about $10,000, and locked fourteen people inside before escaping in an automobile as a man waited outside. Police search for suspects.
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Alabama
Birmingham
Tarrant City
Savi Bank
Held's Perfect Bridge Omake Jan 73 IA Notes
Fragmentary OCR snippet mentions dated bridge event and a score of 677 points by a person named Olseno, with unclear context and figures. The readable items include an event title and a numeric score, but many words are garbled, leaving only hints of a sports or game record from January 1973.
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Omake
Hanpen
Herbert
Olseno
General Exodus From Hankow Reported
AP dispatch from San Francisco on Jan 7 describes Americans evacuating Hankow while Cantonese government pledges protection. Despite British concession turmoil, Americans urged to stay for business as delays and panic grip banks and firms.
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San Francisco
Dirdler
Hankow
Eugené
Chen
Hank No
Gantonese
London
A. Reuter
Shanghai
University Drive Pledges Near Two Thousand This Year
The university reports pledges totaling about $2,200, with secretary Ted Shultz noting a solid start though some delinquent pledges remain. He urged prompt payment by January 15 and described the Milwaukee and Chicago trips where he led KU’s YC A delegation. He also commented on media coverage, noting sensationalism overshadowed religious aspects and detailing delegation changes including Margery O Day replacing a missing member.
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University
Ted
Shultz
Milwaukee
Chicago
K.U
Lawrence
Isabel
McCoy
Las Suante
Mada
M. Cxa
Gas Company Wins Injunction Freeze on Hutchinson Rates
Federal Judge Merril E. B. Otis signed an injunction barring Hutchinson from enforcing a 60 cent per thousand cubic feet gas rate. The city ordinance had attempted to cap charges at 40 cents, with a $100 fine for overage. Hutchinson Gas Co officials, including Boverns Kang Shrack, move to formalize leadership changes, including a new business manager, by April.
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Wichita
Kans
APIS
Merril EB. Otis
C. Pollock
Hutchinson
Hutchinson Gas Company
Otis
Kansas City
Hutchinsons
Thes Gas Company
Mrs Jarrell Resigns From State Film Censorship Board
Mrs Jarrell of Topeka announces resignation from the state motion picture censorship board. She cites family duty as her primary consideration and notes politics has drawbacks alongside its charms. Governor Papen offers her resignation.
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Jerz ‘Jarrell
Topeka
Censorship Board’ Filiary i
Sk-2
Paplen
Kansas state debt climbs to 155 million dollars
Kansas public debt totals 155,916,021.20 with state obligations about one sixth. Cities hold 68,987,802.02. school districts 31,734,979.55. counties 5,795,925.63. townships 1,921,255.61. Highway bonds 18,112,550.94 plus 14,000 railroad bonds. Drainage districts bear 2,650,407.40. Soldiers bonus bonds outstanding 26,500,000.00. State retires bonus debt at about 1,000,000 per year.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
W. E. Davis
Dade
Parker New Head of Fischer's Shoe Merchant's Bureau Chair
Parker of Fischers's Shoe was elected chairman of the Merchant's Bureau of the Chamber of Commerce at the chamber dining rooms. He succeeds Walter Varnum. Other executive committee members include Roy Metzler Howard Parker Cretker C Radcliffe L Green W Pollom B L Haynes and H C Brinkman. Additional members will be appointed by the chairman. At the meeting plans for Christmas street decorations and past season decorations were discussed.
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Parker
Fischer’s Shoe
Merchant’s Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Walter Varnum
Othe
Roy Metzler
Howard Parker
Cretker
C.-P. Radcliffe
Als L. Green
GC. W.pollom
President Coolidge salutes 4-H club plans for 1927
Miss Elizabeth Randle county home demonstration agent and hundreds of 4-H members nationwide received a holiday message from President Calvin Coolidge. The note lauds 1926 achievements and encourages continued service, saying happiness comes from duty and doing a little more. It emphasizes youth work shaping future social and economic life.
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Miss
Elizabeth
Randle
Calvin Coollidge
Calvin Coolidgar
Prohibition talk at Chambers Commerce meeting
Mrs. Fannie Taylor discussed training generations for leadership and the potential fall of Prohibition if W C T U lacks youth organization. Lawrence Supt A B Conner and several W C T U officers attended as Douglas County unit urged temperance lessons and greater involvement in national affairs.
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Douglas
Chambers ‘Commerce
Oe Vention
Fannie ‘Taylor
Sourian
Greater
Kansas
Guy
Lars
Perret
Taylor
A. B. Conner
Lawrence
SE Exaerts
Hutchinson Reformatory
Special Morning Service Musical Program at Congregational Church
In connection with the sermon an anthem titled The Lord will be performed with soloists Scott Ray Wright and Carl Brattoin. Vena Bol eu tenor and violin solo by Seer aa are featured. The program notes include a pathem 2370 and mention Johnson.
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Rere
Johnson
Carl Brattoin
Vena
Boleu
Scott Ray
Wright
Fragmentary OCR Note From Unknown Section
Partial, unclear OCR text mentions attack section and advancing flying with schools at Kelly. Details are unreadable. cannot determine event date or entities. This record summarizes available fragments about a potential military or aviation topic without resolvable specifics.
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Kelly
Avere
Pictorial recount claims Chaplin depose on hobo author
A damaged text fragment alleges a publishing firm sought to print more Chaplin related articles under Jim Tully the hobo author name. It accuses Chaplin of describing him as a former tramp and pugilist, with claims of depositions and legal action.
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Chaplin
Dam- 1
Jim Tully
Tully
Unitiue
Medicos Meet Annual Dinner and Officer Election
About twenty members of the Douglas County Medical Society gathered at Hills Chile last night for a 6:30 dinner followed by an annual election. Officers elected were Rede Bechtel president, Dr. R.H. Edmiston vice president, Dr. J.B. Henry secretary, Dr. B.M. Owen treasurer, and Dr. Heoh Chambers censor and delegate to the state meeting. The paper on Suppurative Pericarditis was read by Br. Ay TeWelszh of Kansas City Missouri, with medical students from the University listening. plans for external speakers at monthly meetings were outlined and two public meetings were indicated for the coming year.
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Douglas ‘Courity- Medical. Society
Hills Chile
Rede Re Bechtel
R.H
Edmiston
J.B. Henry
B.M. Owen
He Oh. Chambers
Ste
br.Ay TeWelszh
Kansas
Poet Malloch to Speak at Lawrence January 21
Lawrence hosts a literary figure Malloch who will address the annual meeting of the Chamber of Commerce January 21. The speaker, born in Michigan, has long influenced American literary life and held many offices in Chicago press circles. He led the Press Club of Chicago to 1,300 members, helped found the Society of Midland Authors, and has written five books after delivering thousands of speeches across the U.S. and Europe.
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pDouglas
M Loch
Mikes
Lawrence
America
Malloch
Tin
Wichigan
Press 'Club
Chicago
Wworld
Society of Midland
John “M. S “lEmerson
Hough
Qu . Garland
Edna Ferber
Mr. Hallock
Authors’ League“of America
Hoi‘torial Association
Humber
Rae Guild’ ‘of
Gridiron Club
Washington
Impre
Europe
Enrollment notices for spring term schedules begin February
The university advises second semester enrollment for February. Employees must arrange advisory meetings to set spring term schedules. January 22 reports note a late enrollment fine and that classes start February 3.
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Kansas Univsity
Wckerman to hospital after infection halts basketball captain
Captain of the basketball team is hospitalized in Kansas with an infected foot. The alumnus conference was announced today.
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Wckerman
CRSA
Wasketball
Kanan
Foot
Mee
Poorman
Athletics and university concerns at a noon luncheon
A noon luncheon discussed athletics and university needs with Dr John Hy Sag City Doctor Allen and others outlining plans for development. Clyde Miller and former Governor Paulen promised to provide information on mentors and the legislature. The talk touched on completion of a stadium and other athletic developments at the university amid state politics.
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Sas
Seine
Hill
Keeling Hinning
Clyde Miller
Paulen
Universit
John. Hy
Allen
Ofin N Sdry
Nevis
Ofsa
Jobh
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Prince of Wales
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Chints Bureau
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Weil
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