Senate ratifies Kellogg pact and shifts world peace motion
Jan 6 AP reports swift Kellogg pact ratification by the United States staunchly supported in French circles and League of Nations officials. Senate action ends Soviet negotiations with Poland and pushes immediate pact application. Analysts weigh peace impact against ongoing imperial competition and American investment, with Latane blaming state policy for profit over peace.
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United States
Senate
Poland
Locarno
Europe
Pertinax
Moscow
Geneva
Switzerland
League of Nation
Organization of ‘Peace
Vance
League
Washington Senate ratifies war renunciation and cruiser plan
The Senate ratified the multilateral war renunciation pact by an 85 to 1 vote, backing a Navy plan to build 15 cruisers. Debates over the treaty’s interpretation lingered as leaders moved toward final naval legislation. Strong opposition from Norris and King aimed to block the naval bill, with ongoing maneuvering expected to extend into the week.
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Washington
Senate
Coolidge
Navye
Blaine
Ian
Wisconsin
Borah
Foreign Relations Committee
Foreign Aliens Committee
Seusters Reed
Misouri
Moses
N. J
Munroe
Kellogg
Freed
Con Tay
America
House
J Norris
Nebraska
King
Utah
Treaty Nullified Rumor Confuses Senate Pact Status
fragments indicate claims that the senate nullified ratification of Kellogg peace and declared a sector law with AP noting a pact is nullified by its consideration. The readable text is fragmentary and lacks verifiable details about date or official action.
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Senate
Students will perform in University auditorium Thursday
A program of unusual interest by students of the School of Fine Arts will be presented Thursday at 3:30 p m in the University auditorium. The recital, endorsed by Dean D Mc Swarthout, includes works by Mozart and other composers and features vocal and instrumental solos.
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School of Fine
D. Mc Swarthout
Hirst
nor—Mozart
Velk Hil
Vinti
Genevieve Harpletar
Pian
Mozart
Luevie
Liset
Mary Lou Barienkauugts
Pranek
Dorothy Enlow
Isa
Isollta
Linwood Student Meningitis Victim Harold Hughey Dies
Harold Hughey 22 a Linwood junior at A U died at Simmons hospital after several days with cerebrospinal meningitis He was taken ill Sunday and died early today Funeral services planned Linwood Mt Sidney cemetery brothers as pallbearers if quarantine allows He was born March 29 1906 in Upland Kansas survived by parents a brother in Chicago and two uncles in Linwood Newton University of Kansas alumnus and I G O F lodge member quarantines at Signa Phi Delta Epsilon and Alpha Omicron Pi houses under evaluation as cultures pending at University Hospital Directions emphasize precaution not danger
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Harold My Hughey
Linwood
A. U
Simmons Hospital
Hughey
Mt. Sidney
Harold Miller
Hughey of
Upland
T. T. Hughey
Linwood Rural High School
State Agricultural College
Manhattan
University of Kansas
I. G. O. F. Lodge
Tonganoxie
J. T. Hughey
Orville
Chicago
T. Wi Martin
Wilt Nicholson
Newton
Ralph J. Canuteson
Direetor
House
States Committee
Canuteson
Larsd
Guard Units Drill For Federal Inspection Date Set
Local Kansas National Guard units filled the armory on Vermont Street as Companies M and H of the 187th Infantry and the headquarters company drilled the same night. They prepare for the annual Federal inspection on February 14. Also noted, bills advancing clerks’ salaries, city statute codification commission, and bank licensing reforms were introduced in the Kansas House. Peter Kudzinowski was sentenced to die in the electric chair in Jersey City for a murder. Rev Charles A. Richard attended a Kansas Christian Crusade meeting in Topeka as subscribership reached $500,000,000.
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Kansas National Guard
T40
Vermont Street
187Th Infantry
Topeka Mont
House
Dawson
Barton
Kudzinowski
Jersey City
N. JL
Peter Kudzinowski
State’d
Joseph Stareili
New York East Side Bay
Jersey City Meadows
Charles A. Richard
Topeka
Kansas Christian Crusade
County Examinations For Teachers' Certificates
County examinations for teachers' certificates will be held January 25 and 26 at the courthouse in O J Lane's office, county superintendent. Friday exams cover grammar spelling music principals and methods of teaching agriculture Kansas history and English history. Saturday exams include arithmetic civil government reading classics writing physics elementary science and algebra.
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Court House
O. J. Lane
Kansas
Funeral Delay for Mrs Ruth as Second Autopsy Sought
Watertown Massachusetts January 16 AP funeral of Mrs George Herman Ruth delayed due to second autopsy requested by Suffolk county medical examiner George B McGrath after chemical analysis of vital organs. First autopsy by George West Middlesex county questioned accidental death ruling. Babe Ruth denial of knowledge of wife living with Dr Kinder at Watertown, daughter Dorothy fate unresolved amid adoption talks and possible estate disputes.
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Mass
George Herman Ruth
George B. McGrath
Suffolk County
Ruth
Mr Grath
Fritday
Edward H. Kinder
Boston
George West
Middlesex
Helen’ Kinder
West
Robert T. Bushnell
Woodfords
Rath
Babe
Deaths and Funerals Ernest W Gerstenberger Dies at 78 in Eudora
Ernest William Gerstenberger aged 78 a longtime local resident died at noon today at his home in Eudora. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
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Ernest W. Gerstenberger
Ernest William Gerstenberger
Eudora
Legislators Debate Apple Fine and House Rules
Topeka January 16 AP The House fined Rep Frank L Martin 50 boxes for talking too much and accused Rep John M Mack of deserting the center aisle while praising his apple orchards The session also clarified rules for addressing members Stella B Haines the only woman member urged retention of a rule to print bills after introduction rather than after committee.
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Frank L. Martin
Reto
John M. Mack
Harvey County
Peacock Alley
Martin
Mack
Hutchinson
Fopeka
Stella B
Haines
Butler County
Speed Tariff Hearings Hears Protest Against Duty Increase
Washington wires report the House Ways and Means Committee speeded hearings on tariff revisions with two witnesses left to be heard. Protests against a 30 percent ad valorem duty on cast iron pipe were voiced by Herbert Kennedy of New York, who said the current law has saved domestic consumers 54 million dollars in six years by fostering competition. A Civil Service stenographer exam will be held soon in Lawrence, per The Lawrence Business College.
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House
Committee
Washington
House Ways and Means Committee
Herbert Kennedy
New York
Sandino Seeks Province as Nicaragua Turmoil Deepens
Managua reports General Augustine Sandino proposes separation of Nueva Segovia as a separate province under his control. President Moncada denounces the plan as treason and orders volunteers to fight the outlaw bands near the Honduran border, while warning martial law may come to stabilize the country. Meanwhile Sandino demands complete U.S. withdrawal and a peace settlement tied to the evacuation of northern departments, with negotiations to follow.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Augustine Sandino
Nueva
Segovia
Tat
Jose Maria” Moncada
Sandino
Moncada
Juan B
Texachiloa
Honduras
Augustino Sandino
United States
el Sol
David Sellers
Us 5. M
Special Service Squadron
Central American
Logan Feland
Imagines
Liberal Party
Seyogin
Jinotega
Estili
Matacalpa
Foreig
A. C. Sandirio
Salvation Army Leader Defies Resignation Request
London Jan 16 AP Geners Bramwell Booth says he will not resign as commander in chief of the Salvation Army in response to a council motion. The high council debated his fitness to lead and considered the possibility of a successor after a vote on removal. Booth cites agitation to change the foundation and expresses willingness to bear responsibility rather than leave leadership. Six to seven council members pressed retirement, asserting Booth is too feeble to continue effectively.
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London
Geners Bramwell Booth
Salvation Army
Daily Herald
High Council
Northcott and lawyer clash over self defense move
Riverside California January 16 AP a dispute erupts as Gordon Stewart Northcott seeks to defend himself against murder charges and cross examine his 15 year old nephew Sanford Clark chief prosecution witness His attorney Norbert Savay says Clark wishes to quit witnesses and retain counsel The judge George R Freeman is expected to rule today with both sides opposed to the defendant
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Riverside
Cal
Gordon Stewart Northcott
Norbert Savay
Northcott
Sanford Clark
Sanford
Savay
Young Clark
George R. Freeman
County handles road work boosting state aid effort
Douglas county crews graded and improved roads to state specs before outside help, funding bridges and culverts on 73-W from gasoline tax. Local residents carried most work, keeping money in the county. Bridges, grades, and new bridges on diverse routes like Twin Mound, Belvoir, Robert Steele, Lecompton, and Lakeview marked a broad improvement program across the area with plans to finish pending weather.
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Douglas County
State Highway Commission
Atiny
Twin Mound
Clin Low
Osage County
Belvoir
Robert Steele
Baldwin
Lecompton
Big Springs
Lakeview
Trueblood
Worden
Vinland
Eudora
Kanwaka
Oon
Greek Hills
Sibleyville
Olathe
Hoover aides seek New York patronage clues and cabinet hints
The article describes Hoover era discussions at the candidate's home with Charles D. Hilles and Ogden Mills about New York state political and patronage concerns. It notes Republican leaders dispute patronage distribution and that Mills may back Mellon for secretary of the treasury as a veteran Pennsylvanian remains. Beaver meets with senators and reps, including Senator Boorkhart of Iowa, who anticipates a smooth special session of the 71st Congress.
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Congress
New York State
Hoover
Charles D. Hilles
Empire State
Ogden Mills
the Treasury
New York
Mills
Andrew W. Mellon
Treasury
Beaver
Boorkhart
Iowa
Highschool Finials End of Semester Exams Held Today
Final examinations after work periods were held at the senior high school today and will continue tomorrow. The first and second period tests occurred in the morning with the fifth period test in the afternoon. Tomorrow the fourth and sixth hours will be tested and Friday dismissal will give teachers time to grade papers and prepare final reports. Grade cards will be distributed Monday morning.
Corley PT A Meeting Focuses on Talk by Mrs Crafton
Cordl Mi PT A announces a meeting tomorrow at 3 15 PM with speaker Mrs Allen Crafton and special music planned.
Hunt Apaches and a Missing Cowboy
Deming New Mexico January 18 An AP report recalls frontier days as Mexican rurales and American cowboys chase an Apache band led by Geronimo across the Rio Grande border in pursuit of Van Phillips a U S cowboy abducted near Carreras Chihuahua on January 6. The search spans southwestern New Mexico and Mexico with Francisco Fimbres leading an eleven man group seeking the band believed responsible for earlier killings and kidnapings including Fimbres own wife and son. The tale ties to Geronimo era raids and border depredations as authorities press the hunt for the outlaw group.
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van Phillips
Carreras
Chihuahua
Old Mexico
New Mexico
Geronimo
Southwest
Society Notes of Social Entertainments and Meetings
Society items describe Batlone entertaining with a buffet and bridge for twenty four, twelve guests at dinner and bridge last Saturday, prizes won by Miss Helen Friend and H. B. Ober, upcoming luncheons, a variety bridge club gathering, and a Mu Phi Epsilon musicale in the university auditorium. Also noted are Daughters of the American Revolution sewing for a baby chest, a Woman's City club meeting with Governor Hodges remarks on unicameral government, and piano solos by Mrs. A J Anderson with comments.
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Mary Engel
Wilma Miller
Lawra Rankin
Helen Watton
Hetty Washington
Daughters of the American Revolution
W. S. Meteshi
Madge Bullene
Ellis Island
Woman's City Club
Eldridge
W. B. Sanderlius
Hodges
Sandelius
New York
Reed
Sandels
A.jj. Anderson
Loreley
Seeling
Mathaniel Dett
Sage Tea Turns Gray Hair Dark Finds a Remedy
Ruth Waite explains women can restore gray or streaked hair using Sage Tea and Sulphur. The article promotes Wyeths Sage and Sulphur as a ready made prep costing a bottle at druggists, claiming immediate gray banishment and restored color after one or two uses.
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Ruth Waite
Gray Lair
Wyeth
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed
Mrs Greraine Birks of Mt. Carmel Pennsylvania writes she used Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound after illness left her weak. She reports gaining strength and energy for housekeeping and dressmaking and recommends the remedy.
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Carmel
Lydian
K. Parkham
S. Market St
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