Withdrawal of American troops from the Rhine ordered
President Harding ordered the recall of American forces from Coblenz as part of a swift withdrawal from the Rhine. About 1,000 troops remain in the Coblenz area with Major General Allen coordinating final arrangements. The move follows a Senate resolution and tensions from the French Ruhr advance, with the St Mihiel set to transport the bulk of Rhine troops from New York.
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Allen
Army of Occupation
Senate
Ruhr
War Department
Coblenz
State
Ren
Europe
Weeks
White House
St. Mihiel
New York
American Troops Withdrawn From the Rhine Angers Veterans
The Associated Press reports President Harding ordered the withdrawal of American forces from the Rhine. Soldiers faced job losses and a shift from a pleasant, well-paid posting. British officials expect no change in policy, while Paris circles regret the decision.
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Coblenz
Associated Press
Rhine
Paris
London
Harling
Washington
Great Britain
Harding
Germany
Foreign Office
Juserand
Ney
Judge Lindsey Lecture at Centenary Hall Tonight
Denver juvenile court Lindberg or Lind likely Ben B. Lind speaks at Centenary Hall Baldwin Baldwin with details from Judge Lindsey event on January 10. Local attendance expected as part of ongoing juvenile court outreach.
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Lindsey
Baldwin Baldwin
Ben B. Lind
Denver Juvenile Court
Centenary Hall
Reed Aces Recall of R W Boyden
Washington June 10 Senator Reed demands recall of Roland W Boyden unofficial American representative on the reparations commission He labels such a figure an unofficial meddler capable of harm as an official spokesman in the Senate debate
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Washington
Roland W. Boyden
Reparational Commission
Senate
Reed
Dem
Formal Notice Given toGermany Ruhr Occupation Plans Reported
Paris reports France will assume Ruhr coal control with a note delivered to Germany. German embassy observers note the formal notification amid limited spectators as Rhine flotilla moves toward Duesseldorf Ruhrort and Duisburg. Britain grants troop passage. lithuanian frontier crossings cited. Belgian troops dispatched for cooperation. no further French advances in unoccupied area by today.
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Paris
A. P
France
Ruhr
Germany
Associated Press
Cologne
Mayence
Duesseldorf
Ruhrort
Duisburg
London
Rhine
Berlin
Ass Press
The
Lokal
Memil
Brussels
Aix la Chapelle
Muetheim
Dusseldorf
Speldorf
Geddes Named Judiciary Head in Kansas House
Topeka faces a busy morning as Speaker Charles E. Mann names the judiciary committee with Carl M. Geddes of Florida heading it. The joint session then heard Gov J M Davis deliver a biannual message of about sixty five recommendations for statute repeal, alteration and new legislation. Nellie Cline accompanied the governor into the chamber. The house adjourned and the senate prepared for brief afternoon sessions.
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House of Representatives
Charles E. Mann
Judiciary
House
Carl M. Geddes
Fl Dorado
Mann
Knapp
Montgomery County
Holbrook
Wyandotte
Endres
Leavenworth
Gates
J. M. Davis
Representative Hall
Nellie Cline
Pawnee Co Nly
Adksion
Davis
Senate
Representative
Salvation Army moves into new second floor quarters
The Lawrence Salvation Army relocated sleeping quarters to the second floor at 729 Vermont Street after repairs finished yesterday. A dedicatory service with Brigadier J. C. Smith and other state officials is planned once remaining equipment arrives. Over 300 children attended a recent Christmas program in the chapel, and new auditorium chairs, floor coverings, and papering are pending.
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Lawrence
Salvation Army
Vermont Street
J. C. Smith
Kansas-Missouri
Ensien E. B. Miller
Entrall
Griffiths first act as attorney general redefines local law enforcement
Kansas attorney general Chas B. Griffith moves to re assign prosecutions in Wyandotte Leavenworth Sumner and Sedgwick counties. He appoints Roy Hubbard and J K Codding as special assistants to finish current cases but bans new prosecutions by them. He warns local officials to enforce laws or face removal and state backed replacements.
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Topeka
Kansas
Chas. B. Griffith
Griffith
Roy Hubbard
Kansas City
Wyandotte
J. K. Codding
Leavenworth
Sumner
Sedgwick
State Department
County officials attend Topeka education meetings
O J Lane county schools superintendent will attend a State Council of Administration meeting in Topeka on Thursday and Friday. National speakers will discuss rural and grade school administration and high school issues. Douglas county delegates Mary Gill and Mary Landon will join.
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O. J. Lane
Topeka
State Council of Administration
Council of Education
Douglas County
Mary Gill
Eudora
Mary Landon
India
Schoouls
Former Missouri Governor L V Stephens Dies at 64
Gov L V Stephens former Missouri governor died at 6 a m in St Louis aged 64 after several days of illness heart disease. He lived in St Louis since leaving office in 1961 though his Booneville home remained his family base. He is survived by his widow two brothers and two sisters Mrs Paul Moore and Mrs Rhena Johnson. Funeral plans have not been announced. He was a high ranking Mason.
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St. Louis
Lon V. Stephens
Missouri
Siem
Stephens
Booneville
Turks Concede on Greek Patriarch Stay at Constantinople
Ismet Pasha told the Near East Conference that Turkey would allow the Greek patriarch to remain in Constantinople but stripped of all administrative and civil powers. Principles were agreed on restoring civil hostages, exchanging prisoners, and settling Greek and Turkish minority issues.
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Lausanne
Associated Press
Ismet Pasha
Turkey
Constantinople
Hi Y Club Meeting Discusses School Success
Hi Y club met at the high school for its regular weekly gathering with about thirty members present. Prof Russell S Knappen of the geology department at the university spoke on the secret of success followed by a discussion on why boys leave school led by Roland Brown, the club president.
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Russel S. Knappen
University
Roland Brown
Olney High Principal Reports Record Second-Term Enrollment
Olney high school principal reports daily enrollment rising for the second term. Indications point to supplies and enrollment surpassing the previous term's figures.
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Hi. Olney
Burglary Hits Lecompton Stores Overnight
Local burglars prowled rear doors of the McClanahan general store and Jake Hill’s drug store in Lecompton this morning. Five pairs of heavy work shoes, shirts and overalls were taken from the McClanahan store and small change from Hill’s cash drawer. no other losses found after owners checked. Sheriff Will Johns investigated for traces but left no clues behind the offenders.
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McClanahan
Jake| Hill
Lecompton
Hill Drug Store
Will Johns
Five Miners Die In Dolomite Mine Explosion
In Birmingham near Dolomite Alabama five miners were killed at Woodward Iron company Dolomite No 1 after ignoring a gas warning and entering a dangerous section of the mine. Four were Black and one white man W E Lewis aged 53. The blast confined to one room, but the incident echoes a previous November dust explosion in nearby Dolomite No 3.
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Birmingham
Dolomite Mine No. 1
Woodward Iron Company
Here
W. E. Lewis
Dolomite No. 1
Dolomite No. 3
Woodward Company
Watkins Bank Elects Directors and Officers Again
Stockholders chose the same directors for Watkins National Bank and the board re elected officers this morning. Directors include C. A. Hill C. H. Tucker D C Asher Sam D Bishop J C Moore Frank Y Miller and T C Green. Officers named are President C H Tucker Chairman C A Hill Cashier D C Asher Assistant Cashier W E Hazen and Acting Cashier Dick Willi.
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Watkins National Bank
Hill
C. H. Tucker
D. C. Asher
Sam D. Bishop
J. C. Moore
Frank Y. Miller
T. C. Green
C. A. Hill
Carl to Speak at Kansas Display Men Meeting in Topeka
C C Carl of the Carl clothing store will address the sixth annual meeting of the Kansas Association of Display Men in Topeka next Monday and Tuesday. Attendees include F C Norton and George Comstock. He will discuss using athletics to attract student trade and share low cost service ideas from his store’s experience.
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E. C. Cind
Carl Clothing Store
Kansas Association of Display Men
Topeka
F.C. Norton
George Comstock
Carl
Carl Clothing
Lawrence High Names 1923 Football Captain Edmondson
Charles Edmondson elected captain of Lawrence High School football for 1923 at a dinner honoring the 1922 squad. Edmondson, a junior tackle, will lead the team in his final high school season. Four lettermen are expected to return next year. Sheriff's Quarterly Report details October to December finances: $414.89 total fees, $184.99 collected, $346.35 uncollected, and $2104.85 carried from the prior quarter.
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Lawrence High School
Lawrence
Haskell
Stanley Lindley
Harold Testerman
Klein
Smith
F. H. Olney
Joe Wellman
Charles Edmondson
Lawrence High
George K. Mackie
Edmondson
Will Johns
Officials Resign as Kane and Richards Step Down
Harry L Kane elected constable for Lawrence in the fall election offered his resignation to the board of county commissioners and it was accepted Charles F Richards newly elected justice of peace for Eudora township also tendered his resignation to the board and it was accepted
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Harry L. Kane
Lawrence
Board of County ‘Commissioners
Charles’ F.richards
Eudora Township
Better Business Bureau to Decide January Sales Day Date
The Better Business Bureau of the Chamber of Commerce will host a dinner meeting at 6 pm next Tuesday to set the January sales day date and elect officers. The gathering will also review past activities and outline plans to strengthen the bureau and increase store memberships this year.
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Better Business Bureau
The
Chamber of Commerce
Lawrence
Bureau
Bishop Quayle Transferred to Ensworth Hospital
Bishop W A Quayle who suffered a stroke is moved by ambulance from Baldwin to Ensworth hospital in St Joseph Missouri. He is accompanied by a physician and nurse with a first aid kit. Mrs Quayle will stay in St Joseph a few days then move plans to St Louis and Baldwin home arrangements.
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William McGill
Electric line extensions planned for Ottawa area
Ottawa Kansas reports proposed electric transmission expansions reaching Michigan Valley Overbrook and Carbondale with thirty five miles of new line to connect to the Ottawa Nemo line and a southern extension to Richmond to serve farmers. Existing lines to Williamsburg and Pomona remain in operation. Also notes a visit by former resident Mr Sam Johns and the death of 26 day old Norman McGish with funeral arrangements pending.
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Ottawa
Kan
Michigan Valley
Overbrook
Carbondale
Quenemo
Richmond
Williamsburg
Pomona
Lawrence First Showing of New QF Films at Local Theaters
Lawrence venues present Kick In at the Varsity and Bowersock today and the Newman in Kansas City next week. Next week Lawrence will receive a pre release of The World's Applause making it the first city in the area to show the film.
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Varsity
Bowersock
Newman
Kansas City
Lawrence
Nervous Clinic Attracts Forty People In Lawrence
Fourteen new patients were examined by Dr. Karl Menninger at the nervous clinic in city hall. About thirty others from last month returned for re examination. The event, second in Lawrence for nervous disease work, drew Washburn College and University of Kansas students and local doctors assisted by Menninger.
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Karl Menninger
Lawrence
Menninger
Kiwanis Club
Washburn College
University of Kansas
Wasserman
Law School to Adopt Honor System Next Week
The University of Chicago Law School plans to implement an honor system within days. A new constitution, drawn by a three member committee led by Barney Butcher, will be presented at the next meeting. The school will not engage in diplomatic relations with the Engineers this year and the annual football game and debate are off.
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School of Law
University
Barney Butcher
Law School
Engineer- Law
Kansas
Court of Industrial Relation
Daughter of the Klan testifies at Watt Daniels case
Addie May Hamilton, 17, known as daughter of the Ku Klux, testified she was forced from her Mer Rouge home and deported from Louisiana to Little Rock after men arrived at her mother's house. She named Dr B M McKain and Pink Kirkpatrick as among them. The hearing also notes a high school student council meeting in Bastrop, led by Irene Getter, to study other councils and raise standards.
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Bastrop
Associated T’ Press
Addie May Hamilton
Watt Daniels
Thomas Richards
Mer Rouge
Ku Klux
B M. McKain
Little Rock
Ark
Lawrence Council
Irene Getter
Congress to broaden powers of debt commission
Senator Smoot Utah reports that Congress will likely be asked within a week to widen the powers of the American debt commission. The request covers handling all war debts owed to the United States, expanding the commission’s authority as advised by the Senate Finance Committee.
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Washington
Congress
American Debt Commission
United States
Senate Finance Committee
Pvase
Smoot
Utah
Senate
Lucknow Death Sentence for 172 in Riots March
Advices from Lucknow report the death sentence imposed on 172 Indians accused of murder and arson in connection with the non cooperation rioting at Chauti-Chau ra last February. The actions followed an earlier riot and protest, leading to severe penalties.
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London
Lucknow
Chauti-Chaura
Governor Davis urges state reform and farm credits program
Governor Jonathan M. Davis calls for a state industrial commission to oversee a new corporations court and labor disputes. He champions farm credits via a state reserve bank, grain elevators in townships, tax reform, a revised banking and utilities structure, and a strengthened budget and statutes process.
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Kan
Kansas Industrial
State Industrial Commission
Corporations
Jonathan M. Davis
Kansas
Legisla
State Tream
Hall
Davia
Kansas State Agricultural College
State Aguells Pblities
Connie Ni
Commission
School Code Commission
Children’s Code
Davis
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