Riots Spread in Yangtse Valley Across Kiukiang
AP dispatches report escalating violence in Kiukiang and surrounding Yangtse valley towns. Foreigners evacuate as Chinese crowds seize British properties and municipal buildings while Japanese residents stay safe. British police and troops withdraw from concessions. refugees board American warships.
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Mohs
Shanghai
All Americas
Leitden
Trish Favelen
Wis
Diaukos
Fanropesti
Iree
Supervisio
Oklahoma Officials Brace For New Salaries
Newly elected Oklahoma officials, who take office at noon Monday, face a stalled pay raise plan. A proposed bill to boost the governor’s salary from 4,800 to 10,000 failed in the House, despite Senate approval. Debates over raises stalled substitutes, leaving current pay levels in place as new officials assume duties.
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Oklahoma
Okls
Nnoon
Lodlay
Ollers
Cupid's Parlor at End in Oathe Kans
A garbled note from AP reports pardon and court changes in Oathe Kansas. Mentions will appoint Ernst as judge, George patie under Judge, and a former minister tied to a voting sloping couples. Some names and details are unclear but indicate judicial and political shifts.
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Orathe
Kans
Jan
Wil
Will Gass Mandiy
Ernst
George
Patie
Dg Avainskeohild
Jacobs To Lecture in East on American Indian Hero
Indian youth William Taebbs, Sioux from South Dakota who studied at Haskell Institute, left for Boston to lecture in Massachusetts public schools about American Indian history and culture. He will recount tribal life and sing songs, addressing audiences during a Chamber of Commerce meeting prior to his tour.
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Willian Taebbs
Haskell Institute
Boston
Mass
Public Schools
Massacheactts
York
Dicohs
Alalle
Chamber of Commarge
Weekly Yipper Forecast for Missouri Valleys and Surrounding Regions
The forecast covers the northern Central region and Missoula Valleys with occasional precipitation in northern portions and mostly fair conditions in the south. Moderate temperatures near normal for the season. Western areas see light showers, while eastern zones report partly cloudy skies and near normal to slightly above normal temperatures. Countywide conditions remain generally favorable with no major weather events anticipated.
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Yipper
Missongi
Nornik
Rae Almantaly
Pistoau
Sivides
Royal
Tha
S| Hove
Reed Seeks White House Spokesman Clarity in Debate
Senator Reed of Missouri challenged White House messaging during a heated Senate session. He questioned whether the president’s spokesman accurately reflected policy aims while citing clippings from the Washington Herald and Washington Post. The exchange touched on U S foreign policy in Nicaragua and the role of press briefings in shaping public opinion.
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White ‘House
Nicaragua
Washington
Reed
Mssour
Point
White House
G . Washsinetan Z Ee
Washington “Herald
Washington Post
Paro
Protests Over Vare Senate Victory Demand Inquiry
Washington reporting a Democratic challenge to Senator-elect Vare of Pennsylvania features a Wilson petition alleging illegal election tactics. The document accuses phantom voters and fraud in Philadelphia and Pittsburgh while seeking to impound ballots and push a Senate inquiry. Meanwhile veterans loan news notes banks loaning about 1 million dollars in seven days after certificates became usable.
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Washington, Jan
William B. Wilson
Vare
Pennsylvania
Robinson
Arkansas
Wilson
Funner
Vares
Alreeny
Ware
Senate
Thatas
Philadelphia
Philadelhiia
Pittsbireh
Coolidge
Washington Today Delays in Senate Agriculture Hearing
In Washington the Senate agriculture committee faces delays as lawmakers debate treaty aid and farm loan measures. Amid confusion a staff investigation and expected votes stall action on seed TM and other agriculture provisions. A road safety provision remains contentious as a court case influences town planning and infrastructure funding.
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Antorshl Commieres Commission Aeagate
Betas
Uthescourt
Hydrogen coming back in balloons and gas era
A noisy feature on hydrogen revival notes its past use for balloons and inflatables, contrasting its high flammability with the safer rival gas. The piece touches on hydrogen’s decline, renewed interest, and the push by industry and government toward hydrogen as a premier carrier gas for inflating and fueling various engines and lighter-than-air devices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
He Fiung
Sam
Herogen
Neta
Finlllim
Develor Ayent
Ixperience
Distant Cousin of President Search In Ancestry Record
United Press reports that a genealogist Emma Coolidge of Newton traces President Coolidge’s lineage to distant cousins. Cassidee, secretary of the Coolidge Family Association, has written to about 4,000 members seeking more data on the president’s ancestors. Identity cards for visitors in France rise to 87 francs. some groups, like diplomats and veterans, are exempt or pay reduced rates. In Kansas, disbarment for Forrest B. Anderson is reported by the Supreme Court for illegal handling of litigation and funds. A Rio de Janeiro bus strike-related fatality is noted. Plans for joint action by national and regional groups in Southeast Kansas were discussed.
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Newton
United Press
Nathaniel
Miss. Cassidee
Coolidge Family Association
Congress Worried Over War Scare In Foreign Policy Debate
Senators from both parties voiced concern over the administration's stance on potential war with Mexico and Nicaragua. Participants pressed for clear justification, with some urging restraint and others warning against rash action. The debate highlighted partisan tensions and the influence of foreign interests on U.S. policy.
Policy critique of U S actions in Nicaragua sparks protests
El Universal reports a hostile editorial condemning American activities in Nicaragua as it denounces coercive and insulting tactics. The piece argues that Patriotism and sovereignty are undermined by a “farce” of cooperation and international relations.
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Mexico
Gil
Jon
Nigaraguis
el Universal
United States
Gua
Vagus
Bankrupt Women and Narrowed Speaker Race Headlines
United Press notes a wave of bank failures affecting women led firms and the Bank of England. in Topeka the House speaker race tightens to three after withdrawals. Names cited include Fisher, Clydes, Bene, and local county references in Osage and Haskell.
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Narrows Downs
Topeka
Yon An
Lang -House of Representatives
Riger Lsbishet
Chautsuquaccounty
Fishet
Seppoxtito
Clydis
Coftman
Osage Gounty Farms
Vohnami Tou
Toppka
Clyude
Haskell
Treasury probes Mellon funds use in New York treasury acts
Washington January Mellon reply to a resolution asks for detailed information on funds used by the New York secretary. Ralph W. Bickle, employed by the prohibit, declined to reveal how money was spent, saying disclosure would involve treasury methods and obtaining evidence.
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Washington
Mellon
Denial of Curtig-C Sethe farm relief bill discussed in Congress
In Washing ton January notes the Curtig Crisp farm relief measure faced denial from the office of Secretary Jardine while lawmakers argued over its content. Representative Crisp and allies contended the secretary knew of the draft amid consultations with party leaders and St foreseen resistance from cotton interests. Thicker noted the bill avoided costly equalization and might please cotton representatives, though some feared it would still spark policy fights.
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House Phyeicultural Committee
Jardine
Congress
Rabiarks
Representative Agneill
J Wa
Democrat
Mitac
McNally-Hangen
Chery
Repubslican
Kansas
Thicher
Drop Plea in South Drainage District Case
The South Lawrence Drainage District case faced a court delay as both sides appeared to request time to drop the drainage action. Judge Magh ordered more briefing to support any judgment, with trial readiness noted as essential. Also, Justus of Bedumotel Tex, jailed in Douglas County, failed to appear for an evening predication and remained at large.
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Magh
Unis -Alterpoom
QIVAY
Jstus
Bedumotel
Tex
Douglas’ County
Tate
Justus
Douglas County
Massachusetts Street
Thee
Kansan Candidate Cooke Praised by Republicans
Washington dispatch reports Cal Cooke as the Republican candidate for president in 1928, praised by Kansans as a solid choice after a recent meeting. The message noted broad satisfaction with his campaign among Kansas party members and supporters.
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Washington
En Cooke
Tin- Loftha
Een
Photographer license case at Kansas City trial
The 1928 case in Kansas City involved city licensing for photographers. Witnesses, including Hugh Means, testified on fees and interstate rule impacts. Judge ruled a $25 daily license fee excessive, voiding parts of the ordinance, while noting residency rules and nonresident dealer details.
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Marne
Porkardinanes
Kelsey
Kansase City
Kansas
Ark
Bankers Hold Dinner Marking Bank Origins and Leaders
Stockholders of Mercantile National Bank gathered for a dinner to celebrate the bank’s history since its 1877 organization. Attendees reviewed early founders Theo dore Poehler, B. Watkins, and E Griffiths, and reflected on the bank’s growth through the years.
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National Bank
Sheen Syith
Nu Jbank
Fon
Theodore Poehler
B. Watkins
E Griffiths
Miss Evyat ger to speak in English Department program
Residents Kansan will have the opportunity next Monday to listen to a talk in the University English Department. Miss Wilton will discuss Expressions of Kansas Origin with a piano serenade by Bolin Therapy and a cane piece by the elen Aare.
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Kansan
Twa Hagen
Miss Wilton
Kansas
Elen Aare
Bolin
Inaugural plans announced for state leaders
The article outlines inauguration arrangements at the state house on Monday with committees and officials, including Colonel Charles Mitchell serving as chairman. It notes public events will follow, and mentions funds and audits connected to the ceremony as part of the official plan.
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Ned Lay
Fia
Iadana
Jin
Eno Paulen Iwill
Ain
Honia
Auditovingain
Topeka
Meet at Banquet Celebrates University of Kansas Alumni
A University of Kansas alumni gathering last evening featured council and alumni leaders in a banquet at the University Commons and Central Administration auditorium. Speakers included Mrs Hilly introducing Miss Madge Wardel and Lawrence Hamilton, while Professor Mitchell discussed Kansas Junior College developments and state aid prospects.
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University of KR
Alli Council
Unie
Hwensity Commons
Waas
Coon
Vandan
Central Administration
St the Medétings
Trying Hill
Sthe
Hilly
Madge
Wardel
Wood
An Larreth
Hamiltons
Wilburr Starr
Eniorilask
Brewster Morgan
Rhodes Scholer
Walker
Arkansas City
T.1
Sweeney
J. A. Lee
Toeka
Mitchell
University of Kansas
Cal
Kansas
Mittchell
Ncacording
Morgan
Regents
Robbery Suspects Held in Topeka Jail
Gil Bennett and Hartbert Willett of Topeka are jailed on robbery charges for allegedly holding up a general merchandise store at Lecamp ton January 2. About $100 in merchandise was taken. The pair were captured nearby and brought to Law Fence last evening.
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Gil Bennett
Adbert
Willett
Toneka
Toure Tasscots
Lecampton
Tonekas
Taneks
Shevill W. J. “Cummings
Meeting on county planning and bonds discussed
Attendees heard opinions on road improvements and county taxation. Albert Graeber served as secretary while Kenn urged engagement and cited funds from a university bureau. The session touched on bonds warrants and penalties for property improvements as part of the county plan.
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Albert Graeber
Pal
Han Douging
Kennidy
Lawrence: obpi Walter Craig: was stabb orly 'ground
Fragmentary line from a newspaper item mentions Lawrence and Walter Craig with unclear phrasing and likely a stabbing incident. readable portions suggest community stake but specifics, timing, or location are missing.
Unclear OCR fragment details circle the ring event
Fragmentary text mentions officers and possible names with scattered terms like Washington and Kendle though the passage is unreadable and contains no coherent event or dates. No verifiable facts or entities can be established for a concise summary.
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