Two More Survivors Identified in Mine Disaster
Aarburten Oklahoma January 14 The second survivor from Mine Twenty One of the Thernan McGornell Mining Company was brought to the surface shortly after 10 this morning. Berryl Holland, a miner, was too weak to speak though his condition was not serious. Rescue teams continued to recover bodies as hope waned for more survivors.
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Aarburten
Okla
Thernan-McGornell Mining Company
Berryl
Ilotland
Carlice
Gerd McKier
Misrepresented Wilburton Miners Advise By Boyle
MISREPRESENTED Wilburton Oklahoma miners were advised by Ed Boyle state inspector not to go to the mine to assist the rescue works. Boyle reportedly told them only to stay away as not needed. Investigation showed the Degnan Mc Coynell mine was not included in the injunction. Boyle was not at the mine this morning and could not be located for comment.
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Wilburton
Okla
Fam Dem
I.j
Edi Boyle
Imine
Boyle
Toeliye
Degnan-McCoynell
injunction bars aid to relief work split by union status
In a discussion about relief operations, it was noted that the injunction prevented aiding the relief work. Mr Boyle expressed the view that it was best not to mix union and non union workers in the effort.
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Ags
Planes in the Inquiry on Replacing the Shenandoah
The House committee heard that proving big airliners work requires building one. Admiral Jones said no other method exists. Captain Steele warned Lakehurst must stay open to continue dirigible development. He fears British lead in trans oceanic airliners and favors commercial use of another airship. The panel will probe all aspects of American air power.
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Washington, Dan
Shenandoah
House
Hilary P. Jones
Navy General Board
Navy
George W. Steele
Lakehurst Naval Air Station
Lakehurst
House Appropriations Committee
Steele
United States
William Mitchell
Germany weighs leap year week for spinster rights
Berlin reports agitation for a seven day leap year week to grant spinsters the privilege to propose. Officials note many German women over 27 face slim marriage odds while marriages rise overall. A beardless Wagner production shocks Frankfort. US libraries praised by German librarian.
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Berlin
Marraage Bureau
Catherine
Germany
Kansas Weather Forecast Remarked Across Towns
Clear skies and fair conditions expected tonight and Friday with slight cooling. Roads are reported clear in Kan-Gity and major cities while some routes near Salina and Pittsburg may be rough. A separate note states U S home wiring for electrical energy has doubled in four years.
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Kansas
Kan- Gity
Emporia
Hutchinson
Pittsburg
Wichita
Ottawa
Topeka
Arkansas City
Salina
United States
European treaties for arbitration reported
Geneva today reports Spain’s notice that compulsory arbitration pacts with France and Germany are nearing completion. Denmark then announced commissions of conciliation between Denmark and Switzerland and Denmark and Sweden. These moves aim to advance conciliation procedures for international disputes in line with the League of Nations covenant.
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Geneva
Spain
France
Germany
S of Conciliation Commissions
Denmark
Switzerland
Sweden
League of Nations
Roosevelt letters reveal Turkestan hunting expedition details
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt and Kermit Roosevelt describe the Biz Trek through Turkestan the Fiend Shan and the Himalayas where they bagged forty four large animals including eleven Tien Shan ibex and a Tien Shan sheep. The letters recount blizzards yak travel and frigid camps as they pursue Ovis Poli and other big game for the Field Museum with plans to depart January 20 and return to the United States in February.
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Chicago
Dan
A. P. Theodore
Kermit Roosevelt
Simpson-Roosevelt
Asia
Field Museum
Marco Telo
Himalayas
Turkestan
JD. C. Davies
Theodore Roosevelt
James Simpson
Stanley Field
Roosevelt
Fien Shan
Kermit
Pamirs
Roosevelts
Sprinagar
Kashmir
India
Nepal
United States
Wreck Kills Two on Missouri Pacific Train Near Coffeyville
A Missouri Pacific Rail Road Special eastbound derailed sixteen miles north of Coffeyville Kansas, killing engineer W A Reed and fireman Dave Woodward. Conductor B E Beemish was fatally injured? later reported with leg amputation. The cause suspected as a split switch with a broken switch-stand fet. The incident left one passenger in the smoker car unharmed and mail clerks escaping injury. Dr Albright is noted among witnesses.
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Coffeyville
Kan
Jan
W. A. Reed
Dave Woodward
Aud
Osawatomie
Carroll
Beemish
New Church Plan Advocates Law Enforcement Network
Topeka Jan 14 A Kansas Council of Churches may form a law enforcement organization under church auspices. Dr Ross W Sanderson of Wichita outlined the plan, noting churches should fund and run a non political effort with open accounts and public scrutiny. The initiative follows shifting views on the Anti Saloon League and aims to place church led enforcement above partisan ties.
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Sanderson
Kanes Council of Religious Education
Opposes World Court in Senate Debate
Senator Borah resumes campaign against the Harding C burden proposal for American adherence to the World Court protocol. He argues the court would pull the United States into European political affairs via its advisory and consulting powers if ratified.
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Washington
Borah
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
World Court
Europe
Williams
Missouri
Lene
Wisconsin
Wealsh
Montana
Pea ‘World
Light teeth can do heavy work in Russia
Leningrad report says dentists have started fitting crowns and fillings with aluminum. The Leningrad Academy of Dentistry reports that aluminum dental work is more economical than gold or silver and is considerably stronger, reflecting a push for cheaper durable materials.
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Leningrad
Leningrad Academy of Dentistry
New Douglas County Farm Bureau Advisory Council Formed
An 18 member Advisory Council of the Douglas County Farm Bureau was elected by mail ballots. Members represent townships including Hudora Kanwaka Lecompton Clinton Wilton Springs Palmyra Wakarusa Marion Grant and others. The group will meet to select seven leaders and form the advisory board, with Clifford A. Pine as president and Mrs Willis Dunn as vice president. Elizabeth Randle attended a meeting at Coleman Dell club and the women’s bureau plans a full program for the year.
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Douglas Cquity Farm Bureau
Hudora
Geo. Votay
Agnes. Holmes
Kanwaka
Frank Miller
Asay Colman
Lecompton
F. Buck
Clinton
J. H. Petefist
Robert Steele
Wilton Springs
Chester Wible
Palmyra
Floyd Kalb
Helen Kalb
Wakarusa
A. J. Pakwell
C. Manwarting
Marion
M. H. Glinch
RL. Burtbus Grant
W. I. Stiber
Fairbairn
Chamber of Commerce
Clifford A. Pine
Kirs. Willis’ Dunn
M. €. Hiiett
Farm Bureau
Hureau
Elizabeth Randle
Coleman Dell Club
Baldwin
Women's Farm Bureau
US 1925 Trade Balance Shows Gains in Exports
United States imports in 1925 totaled 4,224,225,962 while exports reached 4,908,748,259, yielding a trade surplus of 684,517,297. December figures show imports at 894,000,000 and exports at 468,000,000, with a favorable balance of 951,021,266 for the year. The nation also ran a gold deficit for 1925, with imports of gold at 128,273,172 against exports of 262,630,790.
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Washington
United States
Commerce Department
Dees
Agai
Attacks Wheat Grading Highlights Farm Policy Debate
Washington observers report J W Branton of the Minnesota Wheat Growers Cooperative Association told the house agriculture committee that federal wheat grading ignores protein content and favors appearance, costing at least five cents per bushel. He urged reconsideration to aid cooperation bills. Additional items note Raugen cooperative marketing bill support by Secretary Jardine, a Parker suit over Teapot Dome claims, and a funeral notice for Mrs. Robert McFarland with Masonic chapter attendance.
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Washington
A. P
House Agriculture Committee
J. W.branton
St. Paul
Minnesota Wheat Growers? Co- Operative Association
Ag Vwsheonee
Department ‘of Agriculture
Jardine
Sn Aeet
Finals Under Way at Kansas University
University of Kansas students begin finals after midnight study sessions. Examinations run tomorrow through Thursday January 21 with enrollment and fee payment due by January 25. Downtown streets appear deserted as campus life tightens for grading and signaling end of term.
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University of Kansas
Lawreace
British Protest Rumors On Mexican Lands And Oil Laws
Reports say a British note has been forwarded to the Mexican government regarding the alien land and petroleum laws. British minister Esmond Ovey declines to comment. The American ambassador and British minister appear to share a cautious, silent approach on the issue.
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City of
Mexico
Esmond Ovey
Publicity ban on income tax returns approved by Senate committee
Washington January 14 AP Discontinuance of publicity of income tax returns was approved by the Senate finance committee in the house tax bill. No record vote was taken. Sen Simmons aims for final vote by February 10 and Smoot favors early action. Sen King Utah demands proper discussion before any decision. Also, San Diego reports naval airmen Kalin and Law died when their airplane fell into San Diego Bay.
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Washington
A .P.J
Senate Finance
Simmmons
Smoot
King
Utah
Fashions Adopted by Men in Pittsburg Campus
Pittsburg Pittsburg State Teachers College student Harold Hans advocates colors in men apparel declaring they may wear loud garb like women. He appeared in duroy trousers a red sweater red cap and green socks. In Newton about 100 high school boys protested high joint boots by wearing unlaced tall boots.
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Pittsburg
Harold Hans
Caliezge
Newton
A. P
Newton High School
Kansas City urged to promote Missouri river trade and local industry
Dean P. F. Walker of a university commercial organization calls for promotion of the Missouri river waterway and careful study of local conditions to attract industries. He discusses freight rate equalization, local bean packing to cut transport costs, and the need for thorough surveys of raw materials, markets, and labor before new ventures.
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Missouri River
Dean
P. F. Walker
Univer
Kansas City
Kansas
Dean Walker
Kans
Hue
Ibarge
Barrier Ket
Hutchinson
Illiinois
Jo Shervan
Kinsley
Kan
Sera Iron
St. Louis
Kansas Points
Kansas Cities
Senate reports annual appropriation bill without change
Washington January 3 1 A The first of the annual appropriation bill charging funds for the treasury and post office departments was reported to the senate today without change in the prohibition enforcement sections. The senate committee added 903000 to cover increased salaries and 324000 for pneumatic tube postal service in Boston.
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Washington
Treasury and
Post Office Departments
Senate
House
Pheumatic Tube
Boston
Harvard astronomy revival noted at university
Cambridge Massachusetts reports a brief notice from Harvard University about a revival or renewed activity in astronomy. Professor Harlan T. Stetson, an astronomer on the Harvard expedition, is mentioned though no further details are provided in the fragment.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard Unive
Harlan TF. Stétson
Harvard
Arrest Warrant in Boston for Charles Panzi associate
A municipal court today issued a warrant by Judge Creed for the arrest of Caleailania Alvili, a Boston representative, in a case tied to Charles Panzi and a Florida real estate venture. The report cites a violation of hardware business regulations as the central charge.
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Boston
Tan
Caleailania Alvili
Charles Panzi
Geeerith
20 Years to Build a Highway System
W L Dyatt of the Kansas state highway department told the Lawrence Kiwanis club that the state could complete about 8690 miles of roads in roughly twenty years with current revenues. He noted 690 miles are already hard surfaced and maintenance costs average about $2 per year per mile. Federal aid has built nearly half of current hard surfaced mileage and state funds, from auto licenses and gasoline taxes, total about $8 million annually and are rising with a 39 percent rise in motor vehicle registrations over four years. He suggested using funds for bridges and discussed bond feasibility, saying a large bond issue is not viewed as practical by highway supporters.
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W. L. Dyatt
State Highway Department
Wiedemann’s
Highway Department
Tynth
Kansas
Ingomel von Douglas County
Dyatt
Chamber Plans Kansas City Meeting Delegation From Lawrence
Preparations by the Chamber of Commerce and locals are under way for the Kansas City Kansas state meeting. The event is seen as the foremost business gathering in the state this year. By noon yesterday about 30 men had signed up to attend, with more expected. Secretary Claude Scott urges all delegates to assemble Friday morning at the interurban station for the 7:40 car.
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Chamber of Commerce
Kansas City
Kans
Kansas
Lawrence
Claude Scott
Teachers Meet Saturday in Douglas County
The January meeting of the Douglas county teachers will be held Saturday morning at 10 30 oclock at the courthouse announced by Sug O J Lane. Several important business matters will be transacted and a final decision on whether a scholarship contest will be held this spring will be made at this session. The date for the annual school board teacher meeting will be set at this time.
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Douglas County
Court House
Sug. O. J. Lane
Lane
Nenpher
May leave Haskell and Melovidov tied to music post
Alexander 5 Melovidov, longtime head of music at el Tnalitate, may resign his Wichita tied position soon if he accepts an offer in Haskell. Melovidov, formerly based in Los Angeles with relatives there, faces no definite departure date yet. In Wichita, Margaret Baker a 48 year old sculptor arrested on fraud charges had preliminary hearing continued to January 21. Enrolling students at the Farmer high school prepare for the second semester starting Monday January 25.
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Iif
Alexander
Melovideff
el Tnalitate
A. Poesidane
Los Angeles
Mele
Wil Yaskell
Melovidolt
Wichita
Kan
Margaret Baker
Skedee-Oklahoma
the Funner High School
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