German forces in field near Dortmund and Lünen
German Reichswehr forces mass near Muenster and Dortmund as French troops advance on Dortmund and Luenen. Outposts approach within eight to ten miles. Berlin and London report tension over Ruhr occupation and potential penalties for delayed coal deliveries to France and Belgium.
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Kochum
French Replying To the Fire, the Semi-Official Havasigelley
London
Associated T Press
Ruhin
Aanic
Berlin
Duesseldorf
Depoutte
France
Belgium
Declared in Default in Reparation Deliveries
Paris reported that the reparations commission found Germany wilfully defaulted in 1923 deliveries in kind. France Belgium and Italy abstained with Britain’s Kimball Cook absent due to illness. Louis Barthou stated the default stems from German refusals while the French held Ruhr control and sought authorization to enforce requisitions.
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Associated Press
Reparations Commission Today
Germany
France
Belgium
Italy
Kimball Cook
Great Britain
Sir John Bradbury
Louis Barthou
Ruhr
Washington diplomat’s widow dies from auto crash injury
Mrs. David Jane Hill, 60, widow of the former German ambassador, died in Washington after being struck by a delivery wagon near her home. She had been a prominent hostess in Berlin during her husband’s tenure and later resided with him in Washington. The driver, Guy C. Lee, a Negro, was held by police.
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Washington
David Jane Hill
Germany
Weather forecast summary for swansas area
Forecast indicates fair conditions tonight and Wednesday with rising temperatures. Regional temperatures shown for northwest portion tonight and Wednesday with measurements for yesterday and today including maximum and minimum readings where legible.
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Swansas
Yanks Marry First Then Ask Leave in Rhineland
Coblenz report notes American soldiers wed before gaining officer consent as Rhineland departure nears. Civil ceremonies occur in Luxembourg or at the army chapel after ecclesiastical rites. Since occupancy began 498 marriages recorded and 100 plus NCOs and privates have requested permission to bring brides to the United States aboard the St Mihiel transport.
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Coblenz
Dan
Rhineland
Luxemburg
United States
St Mihiel
Rum Fleet Crowds Ocean Off Jersey Coast
Coast Guard reports a growing rum fleet near Ambrose Light off New Jersey with fourteen vessels including a tank steamer and eleven two masted schooners. No land buyers visible as bootleggers stay quiet after last Thursday night’s ram running incident.
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New York
Associates Press
Berry
Coast Guard
West Indies
Insects Threaten Kansas Wheat Crops Warned By Professor Hunter
Professor Hunter of the University of Kansas warns that cinch bugs threaten wheat and urges prompt action. He recommends burning overgrown debris and hedgerows to combat the pest as it overwinters. He notes the green bug and Hessian fly are linked to volunteer grain, and warns orchard losses from the codling moth, with cellar-cold protections and smoke to kill moths.
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Kansas
Hunter
University of Kansas
Kansas City
University Department of Entomology
Celdar
Dr Lindley to Attend Topeka Education Meetings Tour
Dr Lindley plans to travel to Topeka tomorrow afternoon for a State Board of Education meeting. He will join a School Masters Club dinner in Topeka tomorrow night, then attend the State Teachers Association Council of Administration meeting Friday morning, and a Kansas College Association meeting Friday afternoon.
Initiation Planned for Red Rose Charter Members at University
The Red Rose international men's teachers organization will initiate charter members tomorrow evening at the University followed by a banquet at 6 o'clock in the University Commons. The group, founded in 1918 at Northwestern State Normal in Durant Oklahoma, has chapters across the United States and England. The University Athletic Board will meet in the Chancellor’s office on Saturday at 9 30.
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Red Rose
International Men’s Teachers Organization
Northwestern State
Normal
Durant
Oklahoma
United States
England
the University
Lynching and turmoil as Arkansas striker unrest erupts
From Harrison and Little Rock reports chaos spreads over a two year union strike. An alleged Missouri and North Arkansas striker was found hanged near Harrison as armed citizens patrol streets. Officials warn of further violence while the governor requests troops and the legislature acts.
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Ark
Arkansas National Guard
Harrison
Arkansas
Arkansas Democrat
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Gregor
North Arkansas
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Lawrence banks show good gains amid farm outlook
Lawrence bankers report the year ends with deposits over last year by more than 500 000 and total resources up by over 400 000 while deposits near five million. analysts credit farmer prosperity and markets as the key drivers with crops and prices affecting banking health and future caution.
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Lawrence Ifinks
Bankers Acres
Ibl
Douglas County
Shot Brother-In-Law in Emporia Case
Glenn Milner, 14, is jailed in Emporia County for allegedly shooting and killing his brother-in-law C A Barnard on a ranch near Olpe. The alleged motive was Barnard's threats to kill Milner’s father and sister amid a divorce dispute. Barnard died 291 minutes after the shot. Milner told authorities he believed his act was justified.
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Glenn Milner
Indaw
C. A. Barnard
Olpe
Banard
Eureka
Milner
Barnard
Fire at 1826 Tennessee Street and rubbish fire at 1219 Oread
Two fires reported yesterday afternoon with minor damage. Mrs Elizabeth Carter’s home at 1826 Tennessee Street was ignited by chimney sparks and put out by the city fire department. A second call at 8:27 p.m. to 1219 Oread Street addressed a rubbish fire behind a yard barn.
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Tennessee Street
Oread
Barniae i
Veterinarians Meet in Topeka for 19th Convention
The Kansas Veterinary Medical Association gathers in Topeka for its nineteenth annual convention today and Wednesday. Dr. I. St. Pierson of Lawrence serves as secretary treasurer of the organization.
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Kansas Veterinary Medical Association
St. Pierson of
Lawrence
City commissioners hear monthly inspector reports and ordinances
Building inspections totaled 62 for December with 13 permits issued valued at 27170. Fire alarms reached 30 with one outside city. Police fines totaled 613 with 169 paid to the city. Karnes Electric Power seeks a steel tower at Elm and Massachusetts. A roadway vacation petition on 1518 Tennessee Street is filed for inquiry. Gravher's Plumbit Shop plans approved at 813-815 New Hampshire Street. Calman to build three sewers under bond and city supervision.
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Armenian Student Reunited As Immigrant Quota Advances
A letter to Chancellor Lindley from Thomas J Murphy American Vice Consul in Constantinople announces Hrand Vartan Mamigonian will be permitted to enter the United States from Turkey by next June. The brother Oscar Mamigonian had pressed for years, but Turkish quota exhaustion postponed action until June.
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E. A. Lindley
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Track star injured in Kansas auto crash near Tonganoxie
Bernard Meidinger KK U track star suffered a bad knee cut in an auto crash ten miles east of Tonganow last Saturday. Louis West University student broke his nose and wounded an ankle. Orval Baskett escaped injury as the Ford coupe was badly damaged when struck by a Leavenworth driver. Witnesses said the boys were on the right side of the road.
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Bernard Meidinger
KK. U
Tonganowie
Louis West
Orval Baskett
Kansas City
Leavenworth
Initiation of New Members at Legion Meeting
The Eli Ferrel Dorsey post of the American Legion will hold tomorrow night in the post hall a meeting featuring initiation of new members. A report on the membership campaign will be presented. The post roster stands at nearly 150 members, old and new.
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Eli Ferrel Dorsey
American Legion
Post
Journal-World to post Kansas Missouri score updates
The Journal-World will publish live halftime and final scores of the Kansas Missouri basketball game from Columbia. Readers may call 48 for inquiries and prompt information.
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Columbia
Journal-World
Beeks and Morgan Named to House Committees
Representative C. E. Beeks is named to the House Committee on Agriculture, while Representative Willard Morgan is named to the Committee on Assessment and Taxation.
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C. E. Beeks
Committee On Agriculture of
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Willard Morgan
Manfield Land & Loan Co. Accounts Checked Today
Herman Widman examiner from Central State Mortgage Co of St. Joseph is checking the Mansfield Land and Loan Co accounts today, reviewing ledgers and balances for discrepancies and compliance.
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Herman Widman
Central State Mortgage Co. of
St. Joseph
Mansfield Land & Loan Co
Lawmakers Inspect University on Kansas Visit
The state Ways and Means Committee will tour the University in Lawrence, inspecting buildings and grounds, with twenty-two members traveling from Topeka. They will lunch at University Commons and visit the State Agricultural College in Manhattan later in the week, led by Chairman John A. Farrell and Vice Chairman C. I. Hatfield.
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Topeka
University Commons
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Manhattan
E. H. Lindley
John A. Farrell
Clay Center
C. I. Hatfield
Copeland
Hatfield
Will Inspect Hogs For Douglas County Sale
Professor C G Elling of Manhattan College of Agriculture will visit Douglas County tomorrow and Wednesday to inspect hogs for the February 27 purebred sale at the fair grounds. All stock offered will be inspected and double vaccinated before auction under a county breeders rule. About fifty head of hogs are expected to be offered, with breeders urged to notify the county agent at the courthouse if their hogs have not yet been inspected.
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C. G. Elling
College of Agriculture At
Manhattan
Douglas County
Fair Grounds
Court House
Prof
Elling
Four Teachers and Two Boys Die After Train Collision
In Oklahoma City a speeding Santa Fe passenger train struck a car carrying four teachers from a distant district and two boy pupils. Ruth Howard and Etalia McFadden died later from internal injuries, while Cora Phelan Opal Darnell Frank Davis and Henry Maloney were killed outright. The victims tried to beat the train at a grade crossing as the car was dragged a quarter mile before the train could be stopped.
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Oklahoma City
Ruth Howard
Etalia McFadden
Cora Phelan
Opal Darnell
Frank
Kansas Bonus Bill Passed by House in Kansas Session
Topeka Iran The soldier bonus bill house bill No 1 passed this morning by the lower house with a 120 to 0 vote five members absent on roll. emergency declared and vote ordered following Mrs Ida M Walker’s resolution. First bill introduced and passed this session.
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Topeka
Iran
Kansas
Ida M. Walker
Lawrence Schools Begin Final Semester With Morning Assemblies
Lawrence will start the second term Monday with high school assemblies at 8 15 and junior high at 9 in the Methodist church. The high school plans to discuss second half year programs and any course or administration changes. Enrollment at Lawrence High is near 900, with ninth graders still in the junior high. The high school office will be open Saturday to complete enrollment before the semester begins.
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Lawrence
Lawrence High School
Gave Fine Concert by Fraser Hall Glee Club
In Fraser hall the fifty voice women’s glee club directed by Miss Agnes Husband gave its season opener. The performance featured skilled ensemble, notable solos by Vera Neely Irene Peabody and Juliet Buell, a notable reading by Mrs. Louise Bogue, and pianist Eva Tee confirming her rising artistry.
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Herbert
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Governor Davis to Speak at Wallace W. C. T. U. Meeting
Governor Jonathan Davis will deliver the principal address at the Wallace W. C. T. U. meeting in Centenary M. E. church North Lawrence tonight marking the third anniversary of national prohibition. Mayor George L. Kreeck to welcome and introduce the governor with program starting at 7 45 o clock. Tickets for Firemen's Ball sales reported large as firefighters spend off days selling tickets. Coat Was Stolen from Car in Town West of town resident Gentry reports a fur lined coat stolen from his automobile parked downtown.
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Wallace W. C. T. U
Centenary M. E. Church
North Lawrence
George L. Kreeck
Hi Y Club Meets Tonight in Chamber of Commerce
The Hi Y club holds its regular weekly meeting this evening at the Chamber of Commerce building. The session begins at 7 15 with an address and a Bible study hour on the program. Dr. Albright, chiropractor, is noted.
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Chamber of Commerce
Merchants Course Expands to Three Cities This Year
The University of Kansas extension department announces the Merchants Course will be held February 19 to 22 in Lawrence Salina and Hutchinson. E H Ingham cites convenience for western merchants and notes an enrollment fee of 3 dollars. Speakers include Hamp Williams James Fish J N Farley Tom Witton and others delivering talks on improving merchant efficiency and business practices.
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E. H. Ingham
University of Kansas
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Hutchinson
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Hamp Williams
Hot Springs
Ark
Ular
University of Minnesota
James W. Fish
Dry Goods Economist
Teaukey Journal
J. N. Farley
Kansas Jayhawkers Arrive Late in Columbia Struggling
Telegraph from Dr. F C Allen reports Kansas team reached Columbia Missouri hours behind schedule due to bad train connections. They arrived shortly after 1 PM after a 12 mile motor trip caused by a disabled locomotive. Allen notes the coach’s statement that there will be no alibis and the team will fight.
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F. C. Allen
Kansas
Columbia
Jayhawkers
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Journal World
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University R O T C to Broadcast Game Tonight
A play by play from the ROTC at the University of Missouri will be aired tonight with no admission charged. The gym event is open to all and invites the public to attend. The report notes the broadcast by the unit and mentions the University of Missouri as the station.
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Galunthis
University of Missouri
Influenza Outbreak Among Troops at Coblenz
Mild influenza outbreak reported among the garrison and civilians in Coblenz on January 16. The illness affects soldiers and residents, with health authorities monitoring the spread and advising precautions.
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