Congress Studies Coolidge Message Amid Latin Crisis
Washington discussion centers on President Coolidge public message and U S policy toward Nicaragua Diaz regime. Senate relations chair Borah questions constitutional grounds while some Democrats attack administration strategy. Separate items note murder case in Kansas and a death in Indianapolis hotel.
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Kansas Forecast Weather Note
Fair tonight and warmer in the east with a portion of the state seeing higher temperatures. Western areas may experience mild conditions while road wear is mentioned and county notes appear.
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Kansas
Dowgiss County
TAX SUIT UNDER WAY IN DETROIT AGAINST FORD INCOME LEVY
Detroit Jan. AP opening statements in a tax suit over an income levy of about 20 million dollars were heard as nine former Ford minority stockholders seek relief. Joseph E. Davies, ex chairman of the federal trade commission, led the arguments with a chart showing Ford surplus growth from 50 017 87 to 2 47 542 708 74 between April 1 and July 31, 1910, noting a dispute between minority holders and Henry Ford over profits versus dividends.
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Joseph
EL ‘Davies
Federal Trae Commission
Petitioters
Tas
John W. Davis
Forstic
A.w.gregs
Internal Rescue
Bureau
Davies
Fort Motor Company
Henry Ford
Attempted traffic stop near Big Springs reported
Kansas City police said an attempt was made to halt a Ford sedan near Big Springs. A tall colored man in a yellow car reportedly signaled for the officer to stop, then fled toward Lawrence. Local officers traced the suspect to North Lawrence and noted the driver claimed a burned out red light on his car and asked a garage to send someone to tow the vehicle.
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Oirico HeMuinton
Kansas City
Killing in Mexico sparks deadly clash in Jalizco
Special dispatches from Guadalajara state report a riot in Cocula where Catholics clashed with municipal authorities. Twenty one killed and ten wounded as officials and police faced attacks amid religious demonstrations. Agrarian groups stated they would back Calles, while federal forces reportedly engage rebels. Priests Isaac Perea and Roman Blanco were arrested and jailed amid ongoing tensions.
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Isnatches
Guadalajara
Cocoy
Jalizco
Cocula
Sostenes Castillo
Bette
Agrarians
Calles
Call Agrarians
Tedtruogs
Enrique Leon
Durango City
Torreon
Gonzalo Escobar
Barraza
Escobar
Duran-i
Saltillo
Isaac Perea
Roman Blanco
Zaragoza
Monclovac
Clean House Demand Echoes in Baseball Scandal Address
Branch Rickey, vice president of the St. Louis National League baseball club, spoke last night calling for clean house amid scandal. He urged accountability for revolutions within the sport and noted the loss of public trust and uproar among fans.
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Sail Branch
Rickey
St. Louis
Congress moves on independent tax and agriculture bills
Congress adjourns amid debate on an independent tax bill and the agriculture committee's review of the McNay-Hauger Dillon Lake diversion project. Senate committee continues hearings on the nomination of Cysus Woods as master.
Bill Nullified by Washington Says Senator Capp
Senator Capp said the bill would be impractical and the Senate committee voted against the measure. AP reports Washington discussions show amendments considered, with passages omitted or unclear in this fragment.
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Washington
Senator Capp
Sena
Rates: Second Class Basis Discussed by Senate Post Office
Washington D C records show a Senate committee debating second class mail rates. With twelve of seventeen members present, votes favored delaying a new basis until lawmakers secure funds to raise postal worker pay and support temporary rate adjustments urged by newspaper associations and other users.
Zoning Hearing On Third Street Growth Plans
The Manning planning commission will decide whether to amend the zoning on North Third Street from the Union Pacific tracks to the city limits, shifting from residences to business use. Members heard petitions from proponents and opposition led by Ewing before voting to set zoning from Perry to Maiden Lane as residences only.
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Farm relief debate delays action in committee
Washington lawmakers clash over farm relief measures as the House agricultural committee votes to postpone consideration. Representative Aswell and others push for delaying until after March 4 to allow agricultural groups time, while Ketcham favors moving ahead despite differing views inside the committee. The panel agrees to limit discussion to its members and lawmakers who have introduced bills.
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Housy Agricultural Committee
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Ketcham
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Uet
Mexico Should Be Given A Chance For Self Rule
AP reports calls for Mexico to pursue its own program without external interference. Hubert C. Herring notes forty Americans studying conditions in Mexico urge understanding the entire situation before judging land, oil, or church policy. They advocate appealing to the United States with prudence and caution.
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Hubert C. ‘Herring
Condit
Herring
Prograss
United
Joint Session Opens Kansas Legislature in 1927
Topeka Kansas January 11 1927 the house and senate met in joint session to pay respects to Jacob W Paulen father of Governor Paulen. After prayer by Rev J R Madison the legislature adjourned until tomorrow. Offices closed in honor of Paulen. Democratic and Republican leaders sparred over appointments and rules as the 1927 session opened.
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D. M. Hamilton
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Jackson County
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Anil Ineans Committee
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Seats All Sold At Kansas University Basketball Auditorium
Ticket demand for the new Kansas University basketball arena is overwhelming. About 500 season ticket applications have been filed, but Robinson Gymnasium’s 2,800-seat capacity is fully reserved. Some holders face hurdles for major events, with concerns over guaranteed admission and possible surcharges or delays.
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Saturn to Become Movie Star in Sky Drama
Chicago reports that Saturn will be filmed as a celestial star using a 20 ton camera at Yerkes Observatory. The Man in the Moon also features, with eclipses scheduled around 5:58 a.m. and lasting about 73 minutes, six eclipses in the year, two visible from the United States.
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A.P
Saturn
Will
Yerkes Observatory
United States
Gasoline Explosion Burns Three Women at Smith Home
A gasoline stove explodes while heating water in the Smith home at 94 Connecticut Street. Miss Sarah Smith is severely burned, taken to Memorial Hospital. Miss Fenner also sustains burns but less severe and is hospitalized. Mrs. E suffers arm and face burns. The blast destroys clothing and damages the dining room as fire spreads, with bystanders aiding until the chemical truck extinguishes the flames. A laborer nearby is knocked by debris but escaped serious injury.
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Jey Fenner
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Connecticut Street
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Memorial, Hospital
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Lamer
Union contract drives cafeteria ventilation and plumbing work
The Crane Co of Kansas City awarded to install ventilation and plumbing for the cafeteria, with work starting Monday. Kansas City Ventilating Co to continue pushing the project, aiming to complete heating and plumbing on the first floor and prepare for tile, loops, partitions, painting, and plastering by February. First floor work to finish as cafeteria floor is laid.
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Kans ‘Mo
Auvordiskg
Ares Tran
Ois
Cafetaria
Journalistic career of Colonel Emerson outlined in lecture
Colonel Edwin Emerson, longtime journalist and New York City resident, spoke to journalism classes at the university this morning. He recalled early reporting at age 16 on a Bavarian castle incident and royal death, noted work across European papers, and discussed experiences during World War I and neutral zones.
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New York City
Carter
Chy
Bavaria
Ersonal
Germany
Job questionis at Kansas staff meeting discussed
The Chamber of Commerce session today focused on legitimate work for deserving athletes. Coach Skeele stressed many students need jobs to travel home from school, while Allen KU athletic director opposed paid athletic status. Other speakers included Weaver Simons Walton Sears Maxton and Rakin with University of Kansas musicians providing a musical program.
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Ihosioon
Kansas
Skéele
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Glenard
Melvin
Geist
Lorene Yarder
Tnt
Fire at Illinois Military Institute Kills Boy
Kenneth Lum, 7, of Chicago, died in a dormitory fire at the Illinois Military Institute in Aledo. Colonel R. Terry, commandant, entered a burning room with a ladder to rescue him but the boy was lost before help arrived. Major Brausch, athletics director, helped pull Terry to safety as the roof collapsed. About 150 cadets attend the school which moved from Oswego four years ago.
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Illinois Arillary Institute
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Parsons
St. Terrytory
Military Academy
Burlington
Kah
Issur
Atedo
Two Sleepers Arrested In City Jail Case
Milwaukee man Thetla Delvit and Kansas City Minnesota born George Peters were arrested for aiding city offices in a Ford track theft linked to Underwood Heed store. Detected when they sold a coat to an employee at Acorn station. Officers uneasy about identifying the pair.
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Delvit
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Acsi Cording
In Practice Debate Averewd High School Night
A chaotic report describes a practice debate session among Lawrence and Vin students. It mentions a federation debate question and lists participants such as Katheryn, Berenice, Adams, Hausk, Paanee, and Vin Meny with no clear outcome or judge details.
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Bandits Slay All In Chinese Village 1
Peking reports that bandits attacked a Chinese village near Chofu birthplace area. Messages say inhabitants resisted reinforcements and many villagers were killed or burned. some attempting escape were shot or torn apart. Witnesses describe savage slaughter of residents including children.
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Ak Bee
Angchihpao
Chofu
Memorial Stadium completion bids announced for Kansas University
Bids for finishing Memorial Stadium at the University of Kansas are due by noon Wednesday January 19. The project adds 15 000 seats bringing total to 86 000, includes a new west wing costing about 220 000, with construction to begin after award and aimed for the 1927 football season. Fidelity Trust Company of Kansas City finances the project.
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Fidelity Trust Compayar
Kansgas City
Ionstruction
Nextifall, KG
City to Move Wood Yard to Market Area
City Commissioners voted to relocate the wood yard and baglers to the Gin Market area, shifting a half dozen vendors from Ninth and Massachusetts streets. The move aims to clear Ninth and Massachusett streets of open market clutter while preserving space for wood, glue, and related sales tools. The plan, prepared by C. W. Carman, imagines lots cleared and redesigned to accommodate all vendors with new access and safety measures.
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Baglers
Ninth
Massachusettstree
C. Wi. Carman
Nindly Inn
Two Small Tires In Midwinter Band Concert Report
A garbled OCR note describes a midwinter concert by a band with a broadcast at a specific time. It mentions a tire department incident at 3:30 PM and a stack of papers in a small area near a street, with references to a few place names.
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Dairy Milk Regulation Debate In Douglas County
Douglas County association and commission members discussed a proposed ordinance on raw milk selling and labeling. Mayor Holiday attended with members Banp, Bulwin, and Sande voicing opposition while Commissioner Stavenso outlined a practical stance. Discussion covered license limits, registration, and pricing from 50 cents to $2 per animal with a plan to meet next Thursday for broader views.
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Bine Anal
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Patel
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Plan 9 T B Clinics Announcement
Plan 9 T B Clinics will be announced for the year. State officers of Aligain and other local officials referenced in the fragment hint at planned events and leadership roles. The text is garbled with unreadable portions, but indicates upcoming clinics and associated administrative details.
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Haid
Aligain
Sells Land at Auction by County Treasurer
Auction notice states land sale by County Treasurer elects 1 and lists a tract with bids around 1937 dollars. Fragmented OCR shows inconsistent names and numbers. readable detail indicates a single land parcel auctioned for about 1937 dollars.
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County Treasuer “Elect
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