Attack on Coolidge Policy Dominates Latin America Debate
Congressional debate centers on Nicaragua and Mexico policy. Senators Borah Heflin La Follette and La Follette criticize Kellogg bolshevist claims and potential war with Mexico. House members seek nonbreak position, while Knights of Columbus funds cited to press anti-Mexico stance.
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Latin-America
Mexico
Twe Hind
Borah
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Présilen Coolidge
Nicaragua
Senate
Hi Democrat
New Jersey
United States
Raton
Huddlestor
Alabama
Kellogg
Moore
Z *Eginia
Foreign Affairs Committee
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Hellin
Lafollette
Wisconsin
Montana
Edge
Heflin
Knights of Columbus
Philadelphia
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Anade al Smith
State Department
Western Hemisphere
Foreign Relations Committee
Central America
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Wahceler
Chis .Didissek
Holshavisny Charwve
Kingman bank closes by state order
Citi ons State Bank of Kingman is shut by state banking department on directors order due to a depleted reserve. Deputy Banks Commissioner Woolley said the bank may be taken over by another nearby institution. Last official call shows 472,600 deposits, 55,600 loans, and 310,000 bills par value. Leach was president and W A Hecht cashier.
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Anes. Dan
State Banking Department
Citionns State Bank of
Iingman
DOW
Woolley
Nenpay Bank
Leach
W. A. Hecht
Cas
Kansas Forecast Update for Weekend Weather
Forecast calls for generally fair conditions tonight and Saturday with not as cold temperatures Saturday. Weather and roads show an all cloudy sky except Arkansas City which is clear. roads are snow covered and frozen. Douglas County roads remain snow covered but open.
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Kansas
Arkansas
Douglas
Approval of Northwest railroad merger proposed in holding plan
New York Jan 14 AP A plan to merge Northern Pacific Great Northern and Chicago Burlington and Quincy systems into a new holding company was advanced by a special committee. Details to be finalized next week before possible stockholder or ICC submission. Senate ICC committee heard Alfred P Thom support voluntary mergers under the Fess bill.
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New York
Northwest Railroad
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Chicag
Burlington
Quincy
Interstate Commerce Commission
Theij
Washington
Jans
Great Soothern
Northern’ Pacific
Senate
Interstate Commerce Committee
Alfred P. Thom
Association of Hailway Executives
Fess
Thom
Eitan
Cumins
Hall to leave jail after purge in custody case
Kansas City Kansas January 14 J A Hall freed from contempt after purging by surrendering his daughter Grace Angela Hall to a Denver orphanage or custody. Grace arrived with her mother at Union Station and visited Hall in Wyandotte county jail where he had served fifteen months for not revealing the child's whereabouts. Lawyers planned further court action to modify custody and finalize release.
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Kans
AL Hall
Wyandottte
Gace
Angela Hall
Kaw
Jane
Wyandotte
Denver
Grace
Union Station
Lfall
Cove
Hall
Frankie
Dudge F. Nd
Hutchings
Uncertain fate of eight milk dealers in health case
State health inspector filed charges against eight milk dealers this week. County Attorney George Melvin said the defendants have until Tuesday to choose a course of action. Justice of the Peace R B Stevens said warrants are returnable forthwith and only one defendant, who pleaded guilty and was fined yesterday, has appeared. Stevens noted others have not shown up and no court dates have been set.
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State Board of Health
George Melvin
Justice of the Peace
R.B. Stevens
Stevens
Ridicules Charges in Divorce Suit Filed in Dekalb
John C. Candler of Atlanta, Ga., filed for divorce from Mrs. Tenrietta Hammond Candler alleging she believed in free love and flirted with other men. He described the accusations as humorous and fantastic. the suit was entered in Dekalb County, Georgia, with additional notes about her being the wife of the son of Bishop Warren A. Candler of the Methodist Episcopal Church South.
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Baltimore
Tenrietta
Hammond . Candler
John
C. Candler
Atlanta
Yas
Candler
Warren A. Candler
Church
South
Dekalb
County
Soorgia
News ‘Dispatch
Senate Adopts Conference Report on Harbors Bill
The Senate adopted the conference report completing approval of the harbors bill for upper Missouri river improvements and accompanying works. The House had already approved Senate amendments. now the measure goes to President Coolidge for signature. Authorizes expenditures of 71 billion 000 million dollars.
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Senate
Conferne
Washington
Jal
House
Missouri
Cansi
Coolidge
Congress Meets Noon As Independent Offices Bill Nears
Congress convenes at noon to continue consideration of the independent offices bill. A special master is also nearing a decision as live coverage continues.
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Congress
Tor
Coffee Drinking Champ Seeks Prize Money in Fargo
Gus Comstock of Fergus Falls Minnesota, known as a coffee drinking ace, challenged for money after guzzling 85 cups in seven hours and fifteen minutes. In Fargo tonight he makes his first pro appearance at a local ballroom, aiming to beat his own record amid publicity.
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N.D
Guzeling
Gus
Comstock
Coffee Falls
M “Wizz
Fergus, Falls,’Minn
Rid
Bootleg Love Now and the Push for Domestic Reform
Denver on January 11 reports Judge Ben B Lindsey of the Denver juvenile court urging changes to domestic relation laws and rules. He argues current terms like free love and trial marriage hide real issues and that society’s rigid conventions fail to satisfy natural sex drives outside legal marriage.
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Denver
United States
Andere
Ben. B. Lindsey
Denver: Jue Venile Court
Desmand
Kansas Bar Association President to speak at Lawrence Chamber
Stone the Speaker Robert Stone, president of the Kansas Bar Association, will be chief speaker at Tuesdays noonday Lawrence Chamber of Commerce meeting. He will discuss a uniform motor vehicle law for Kansas, a measure he helped prepare for Governor Ben S Paulen to present to the legislature. Stone is a member of Stone McDermott Webb and Johnson of Topeka and serves on the national committee on uniform state laws.
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Robert Stone
Kansas Bar Association
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Stone
Kansas
Ben S. Paulen
Stone, McDermott, Webb, and Johnson
Topeka
Miami Beach Women’s Club Bans Chaplin Films
Miami Beach January 14 CAP The Miami Beach Women’s Club led by president Mrs Clayton Cooper petitions local mov ie picture managers to show all Chaplin films amid fears of abortion agitation and clashes with women’s groups The club argues theaters will suffer if Chaplin films are barred and labels the action harmful to cinema access.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Weomin’s
Focal Moving Picture
Charlie
Chaplin
Clayton - Cooper
Wormén
Brookhart exonerated by senate interstate commerce panel
Senator-elect Smith W. Brookhart of Ohio was exonerated today by the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee investigating intimations that he was paid by organizations allied with Cyrus J. Woods, nominated interstate commerce commissioner. The inquiry referenced remarks by Senator Steck of the Democratic party.
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Brookhart
Washington
Smith W. Brookha
Ohio
Senate’ ‘Interstate Commerce Committee
Steck
Cyrus J. Woods
Interstate Commerce
Storms Sweep Eastward Across The Seaboard
Storms move east toward the seaboard as snow piles deepen in the central region. Forecasts predict colder temperatures tomorrow with downtown readings at 10 below zero and a much lower morning low expected citywide.
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Cheago
John. C.evans
Mr. Evans
Lake View School Admitted to Standard Standings
Douglas County school named Lake View earns first-time admission to the standard ranking. Education officials confirm the milestone as the district rolls toward official standings and further evaluations.
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View
Douglas County
Kansas Supreme Court Ku Klux Klan case goes to Supreme Court
Topeka Kansas January 14 AP the state will seek final hearing before the US Supreme Court in its ouster suit against the Knights of the Ku Klux Klan of Georgia and seven Kansas agents. Attorney General William A Smith unavailable to travel Washington will be represented by Charles Griffith John F Rhodes Thomas Armory Lee and a former Kansas American Legion commander. The suit filed November 21 1922 seeks to determine if the Klan can operate in Kansas amid five claimed encroachments on free speech free press due process and interstate commerce rights. The state questions federal jurisdiction noting no clear federal question was raised until late.
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Kans
Kansas
Knights of the Ku Klux
United States “Supreme
William A. Smith
Washington
Charles
Griffith
John F. Rhodes
Thomas Armory
Lee
Knights of the Ku Klux, Klan
Oj Georgia Corporation
Supreme ‘Court
Alwrit
United States
Supreme Court
Capper Offers Measure for Agriculture Extension Aid
Washington reports Senator Capper Republican Kansas offered a measure to fund agriculture extension. The plan provides a federal appropriation of 480000 dollars for the first year, shared equally among states, with annual increases of 500000 dollars through year eleven, culminating in a 6000000 dollar annual appropriation.
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Washington
Canper
Kansas
Accidental gasoline blast blamed for death
EB Pe Smith, father of Sarah Smith, says the burn death was misunderstood. He reports no fire in the room during the blast, water heated on the stove, a small gasoline vessel placed in the hot water, and the fire turned on before gasoline was added. A woolen and silky garment near flames ignited causing two rooms to burn as Mrs Smith tried to aid her daughter.
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EB. Pe Smith
Sarah Smith
Demonstrations to Meet in Kansas City by County Agents
Demonstration agents from Franklin Douglas Shawnee and Johnson counties will meet in Kansas City tomorrow afternoon for a conference. They will arrange educational and recreational camps for Farm Bureau club women next summer.
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Fonte
Franklin
Douglas
Shawnee
Johnson
Kansas City
Elizabeth — Randle
Farm Bureau Club
Montreal theater owner released on manslaughter charge
Montreal police court bail set at 5000 dollars for Laurier Palace Theatre owner after coroner's jury found him criminally responsible for a deadly fire panic that killed several children. Arraigned yesterday, bond posted today as investigations continue.
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Mont Trend
Jan
ARS Ameen
Lawahd
Sanictars
The
Laurier
Palace Theatre
Re.assistan‘s
Unitarian Talk on Nicaragua at Sunday Service
Professor Ghubb will speak at the Unitarian church Sunday morning at 10 o'clock on the Nicaraguan situation. A formal discussion meeting will follow and all interested are invited.
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Ate Unitarian
Porum
Ghubb
Unitarian Church
Jardine to Speak at Kansas Day Banquet
Topeka January 29 AP Jardine will be the principal speaker at the annual Kansas Day banquet of the Kansas Day Club Isas a Republican here January 29 Other speakers include Pauli S Palmer Kingman president Dan B Cowie Kanapolis Washburn Law student and Mrs Thomas Johns Wichita The club marks the anniversary of Kansas statehood with a dinner and program.
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Topeka
Vetary
Agriculture
Jardine
Isas
Kansas Day
Clu
Union
Pauli S
Palmer, Kingman
Dan B. Cowie
Kanapolis
Washburn Law
Thomas Johns
Wichita
Blood evidence heard in Norris murder trial
AP report from Austin details blood spot in the ante-room of Dr Norris as D E Chipps was shot. Testimony from Fort Worth detective C D Bush and witness H H Rains covered who was in Norris’s private office, whether Chipps retreated or advanced, and whether the scene was cleaned before observers saw it. Five witnesses testified in morning session as prosecution builds its narrative of the event.
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Frank
Chipps
Norris
H. HH. Rains
Rains
Simpson
Open bids January 19 for KU Memorial Stadium wing
Bid opening set for January 19 at the University of Kansas to announce successful bidders for work on the Memorial Stadium wing. Contractors listed include R O Shriver, Eberhardt Construction of Salina, J M Lees of Topeka, Bickel Construction of Lincoln, P D Olmstead of Lawrence, Carruthers Construction of Kansas City, Messenger and Dalton of Pittsburg, George Sarver of Topeka, Patti Construction of Kansas City, Swenson Construction of Kansas City, and Shayne Brothers Construction of Kansas City. University estimates place the new wing cost at around 220 000 dollars.
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Kansas University Memorial Stadium
University of
Kansas
R.O. Shriver Company
Wink
Eberhardt Construction’ Company
Salina
J. M. Leesper
Topeka
Bickel Construction’ Company
Lincoln
Nebr
P. D. Olmstead
Lawrence
Carruthers: Construction Company
Kansas City
Messenger and Dalton Construction Company
Pittsburg
George Sarver
Patti Construction Company
Swenson Construction Company
Shayp
Brothers Consaustion Company
Kansas, City
Parole for Forty-Four Inmates at Hutchinson Reformatory
Governor Paulenis ordered parole for forty four inmates at the state reformatory in Hutchinson. The list includes Ervin Shy Berry Brown Raymond Blombex and others from several counties charged with forgery theft and violent offenses. Parole effective June 20 and 25 actions followed recommendations by the state board of administration.
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Topeka
Icans
Jam
State Board
Paulénis
State Reformatory
Hutchinson
Ervin
Shy Berry
Brown
Raymond Blombex
Toh
Carson
Douglas
Anderson
Duke
Sedgwick
Lynn Hersey
Ford County
Hitchens
Dickinson County
Marceau
sYelets
Marcus ‘Tompkins
Douglas County
Samuel Wallace
Butler County
Girl
William
Weiner
Tilino
Milk Bacteriologist Proposes Milk Bacteria Limits
The commission discussed raw and pasteurized milk bacteria limits. Proposals set raw milk at 100,000 and milk for tastetizers at 500,000 per ml, with some favoring 200,000 for pasteurized milk. debates included producer burdens and consumer access.
Made Talk A List that More can ding to a statement
Fragmentary OCR text provides no clear event, entities, or context. The readable parts resemble a jumbled phrase about making a list and a statement, but lack sufficient names places or dates to form a coherent news item or summary.
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Uniform road laws aim for nationwide consistency
Kansas Bar Association president Robert Stone urges federal action to adopt uniform automobile laws across states. He argues motorists benefit from consistent rules during interstate travel and transcontinental tours, saying laws should be the same in Kansas, Illinois, and Ohio.
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Eopeke
Kans
Robert Stone
Kansas Bar Associ
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Alvens
Kansas
Tllinois
Ohio
City considers prison labor plan at adjourned meeting
Commissioner Carmah and City Attorney Stewart discussed prisoners working under an ordinance requiring 3 to 10 hours daily with 75 cents added pay. Prisoners would shovel snow, clean City Hall, and assist in parks cemeteries and other tasks while debates over guard payment and supervision continued.
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Stewart Read
Holliday
Foo
Mayr Holliay
Carman
Marionette show to visit Robinson gymnasium
Tony Sarge and his forty to fifty marionettes plan a matinee and evening performance of Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves at Robinson gymnasium in Lawrence on February 9. Dean Di M Swarthout announced the billing calling it a fine arts attraction drawing capacity crowds in other states.
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Sarge
Lawrence
Robinson Gymnasium
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Hainois
Ali Baba
Ciildren
Nike-Believers
Swarthout
Radio Fans Hear Maria Kurenko Atwater Kent Show
Swarthont, Dean D M reports Russian coloratura soprano Maria Kurenko will sing at an Atwater Kent station event. Detroit radio show prominence noted as she is chosen as a representative. The Anglo Persians from New York plan honor with the piece Ahna Jayhawk.
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Swarthont
Maria Kurenko
Atwatér-Kent
Atwater- Kent
Mke
Patti
Patti, Will Make Her Peaches In. ‘Laivrence At Obinson ‘Gymnasixm
Detroit
Lawrence
New York
NANGGAL AL PIG ROAST AT ANNUAL CONVENTION
A pig roast event is planned for Saturday evening at 6 30 by the Chamber of Commerce. About 125 attendees and their families are expected as part of the annual program at the convention.
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Cempleyes
Will
Sale of Citizens Power and Light by Foshay firm
The Citizen and Power company transfer details emerge as Foshay’s holdings in Power and Light move through Delaware chartering and Kansas licensing. Lawrence plant and related properties linked to Peoples Light and Power held in Delaware, with no personnel changes planned as per officials.
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Law Gas
Power
Corporation
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Pas
Oshay Nowt
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Nan Taine
California
Corpor
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Aloe
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Kaasas
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Power ‘Company
Wis
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Kansas
Citiel Coast
Dodds Willager
Ocall Gas
Funeral Plans for Late Emperor Yoshihito Reported in Tokyo
Tokyo reports outline the funeral of Emperor Yoshihito who died on Christmas Day. A ceremonial train will carry the coffin to Shinjuku for the rites with services at Asakawa burial ground. Diplomats will visit the Imperial Palace tomorrow to pay respects at the bier as preparations proceed.
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Tokyo
Yoshihito
Shinjuku
Asakawa
Imperial
Palac
Hold Annual Meeting of Stockholders at National Bank
Two new members Ee Fe ilestont and Walter G Tee i vee Watkins join eight existing members. The stockholders assemble for the annual meeting at the National Bank to elect committees and conduct routine business on a Tuesday in January.
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Ee. Fe
Fire in Prison Shop Hits Stateville Basement
Fire trapped workers in a Stateville prison shop basement causing alarm as guards and inmates reported smoke and partial evacuation. No injuries were confirmed as authorities investigated the origin and extent of the blaze.
Actress' Geis Divorce Case Appears Delayed
Fragmentary OCR notes reference an actress and a divorce matter involving a Richard, with unclear dates or locations. The readable bits imply a legal action or status update but lack coherent names or specifics to confirm outcome or parties.
Palace wall notice to few persons
A fragmented OCR item mentions a palace wall notice directed at a small group. The readable parts indicate intent to notify a limited number of individuals about some unspecified matter.
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