French Take Over German Mines in Ruhr Occupation
The French authorities announce the Ruhr mines will be taken over and operated under French management for reparations. Ruhr magnates face court martial if they refuse to cooperate, while some shipments to France and Belgium are reported. German officials deny expulsion of French subjects and note no halt in coal movement.
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Fssen
Associated Press
Ion
Ruhr
P Duesseldorf
Agsuelled
eRouette
Distret
Duessellart
Marge Nates
Herr Thomas
Stinnes Mterests
Gelsenkirchen
France
Belgium
Ruhrutines
South Germany
Italy
Essen
Duesorf
Berlin
Jan
Vaul
Cameron Beck to Speak at University Friday
Cameron Beck, noted authority on tonal guidance, will speak Friday afternoon at 22 West Administration Building in the University. Beck has traveled the West giving talks in chambers of commerce and will discuss topics tied to the New York stock exchange and industry leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meron Leek
New York
Real New
Herrin cases argued in riot murder trial
Delos Duty, state attorney, opened for Williamson county declaring five defendants in the Herrin riots trial guilty of murder by conspiracy beyond doubt. He said victims were shot after surrendering and being assured of safety, with no justification for the killings.
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Marion
Associated Press
Delos Duty
Williamson County
Herrin
More Cattle on Feed in Middle West
Chicago report shows 25 percent more cattle on feed in the eleven corn belt states on January 1, 1982 than January 2, 1922. The rise, 24 percent, spans both east and west of the Mississippi, with December figures indicating an 27 percent year over year gain overall and notable west and east splits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Division of Crop and Livestock Estimates
United States Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Debt Commission Comes To A Halt In Debt Talks
Washington reports the British and American debt commissions have no positive recommendations for funding law amendments. The British will return to London for talks, delaying any tentative Britain debt settlement for weeks. The dispute centers on interest rates with 3 percent cited as a proposal, seen as too low by some American commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Associated Press
London
Congress
New York
American Commission
Quiet at Harrison, Ark as Labor Reports Move Ahead
Reports from Harrison Arkansas indicate a quiet morning. Interest centers on a possible legislative investigation of labor trouble from the Missouri and North Arkansas railroad strike. A citizens committee announced it will prepare a report from questioning strikers.
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Rock, Dan
Harrison Arkensas
Mernjm
Iahor
Missouri & North Arkansas Railroad
Citizens Committee
Harrison
Reparations Moratorium Backed by British Chambers
A resolution from the association of British chambers of commerce calls for a moratorium on German reparations for a fixed period. It also urges immediate calculation of the sums Germany can pay within a reasonable time and supports some form of international loan to aid repayment.
Legion Auxiliary Meeting Amid Regular Semi Monthly Session
The Women's Auxiliary of the American Legion held a routine semi monthly meeting last night to conduct membership campaign business. Mrs Sam Nelson, visiting her mother Mrs W Edgar, attended a Coterie club meeting and then returned to Topeka today.
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Legion Auxiliary
Women's Auxiliary of the American Legion
Auxiliary
Paign
Sam Nelson
W. Edgar
Coterie Club
Topeka
Kansas adopts soldier bonus measures and budget items
Topeka reports the Kansas legislature completed the soldier bonus act and set up a distribution commission. Pending bills define resident status and bonus fund depositories and set a one dollar daily war-time pay window. A house vote reached 125 to 0 with five absentees included. Also approved were furniture and governor’s fund expenditures and various bills, including municipal bond approval thresholds and a five cent jack rabbit bounty proposal.
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Topeka
Kansas
Corse
Frank Samuel
American Legion
House
Senate
Stansfield
Markley
Butler County
Purchase of Persham clothing store changes hands in Lawrence
The Persham clothing store at 807 Massachusetts Street is sold to B Williams J P Williams and Grant Herod who will take possession next week The Wo and H store will reopen under new management Tuesday The sale includes an inventory this weekend Mr Peckham plans to leave the city and has no definite future plans The new owners bring long experience in groceries and mens furnishings and will keep current policies for now
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Persham Clothings
Massachusetts Street
B. Williams
J. P. Williams
Grant Herod
M. Peckham
Wo & H
Co. B. Williams
Massachicotts Street
Lawrence
West Virginia
O Grant Herod
FL S
Peckham
Mississippi
New Laundry Building Planned on Southeast New Hampshire Site
Clearing work has begun at the southeast corner of New Hampshire street removing two houses for a modern laundry building to be the Lawrence steam laundry. The new structure will replace 908 Massachusetts street’s Van Bruner property and is expected to be completed by late spring. Buy a Superior Chevrolet and bank the difference every day.
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New Hampshire Street
Lawrence Steam Laundry
Massachusetts Street
van Bruner
Government to bottle bulk whisky to guarantee quality
New York January 17, government will bottle all bulk liquors held in bond to guarantee proof and quality. Announcement by Frank K Bow ers internal revenue collector for New Yorks second district following orders from David H Blair internal revenue commissioner in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Associated
Alcohol Licenses Revoked by Score in Federal Action
Washington reports drastic curtailment of denatured and industrial alcohol sales as federal prohibition authorities revoke dozens of dealer permits. A large producing plant loses its license and many pending applications are refused after a conference led by Commissioner Jones and Acting Director Yellowley with prohibition officials.
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Washington
Prohibition
Jones
Yellowley
New York
Allied council plans Memel mission and provisional government
The Associated Allied Council announces an ordinary mission to Memel to establish a provisional interallied government under French British and Italian authority. The council seeks Lithuanian recognition and hints at a potential move against Memel territory.
Looted cash recovered after Cambridge bank holdup
Police say an automobile found near a farm ten miles from Pawhuska, Oklahoma, contained about $9 000 in cash and bands identified as loot from the Cambridge Kansas bank robbery. Ralph Klopten, who admitted participation in the holdup, was captured ten miles from Pawhuska.
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Pawhuska
Okla
Lncal
Cambridge
Kansas
Ralph Klopten
Dotlay
Lawrence Educators Set for Topeka Council Program
Lawrence educators will appear on the Council of Administration program in Topeka at the Baptist Church tomorrow and Friday. Prof Walter Br Smith leads the capstone section and Dean F J Kelly lectures on college administration and professional spirit. Mrs Edith Sileesen discusses the Junior High School, and Supt John R Barnes will address low grade pupils. Miss Josephine Burnham speaks on colleges and O J Lane attends sessions.
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Lawrence
Council of Administration
Topeka
Baptist Church
Walter BR. Smith
Cpitoge
F. J. Kelly
Eine Orvision
Edith Sileesen
Lawrence Junior High
Cchool
John R. Barnes
Josephine Burnham
O. J. Lane
Bids Opened for Bronze Tablets Honoring War Fallen Students
The board of education committee led by Principal F. H. Olney of the high school received bids on bronze tablets to be placed in the new building bearing the names of students who died in the war. Bids range from $800 to $1,030.
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Board of Education
F. H. Olney
Topekan Chases Cadillac from Lawrence to Topeka
A Topeka man rushed to Lawrence yesterday trying to recover a car he believed stolen. The pursuit ended with his Cadillac found back in Topeka and the owner returning home.
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Topeka
Lawrence
Rotary Governor Faulkner Guests at Lawrence Club Luncheon
Albert Faulkner, governor for Arkansas City's Rotary Twelfth district, spoke at the Wiedemann grill room in Lawrence. He praised Rotary's personal life impact and urged support for a bill enabling the three largest Kansas cities to buy farms for underprivileged boys, with Mrs Faulkner accompanying him.
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Albert Faulkner
Arkansas City
Rotary Clubs
Lawrence Club
Wiedemann Grill
Lawrence
Faulkner
Rotary
Gov. Faulkher
Wichita Club
Sovernor
Joint Y M C A Service by Lawrence Hi Y and Haskell Y
Lawrence Hi Y will join Haskell Y M C A for a 7 30 Sunday service the first joint meeting aimed at building friendship between the two organizations. Roland Brown Hi Y president leads with short talks on club work and a report on summer camps. Musical selections accompany the program and a return meeting for Haskell students will be planned.
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Lawrence Hi-Y
Haskell Y. M. G. Ae
Roland Brown
Hi-Y
Charce
Haskell
Lawrence Building and Loan Association reelects officers and directors
At the annual stockholders meeting the Lawrence Building and Loan Association reelected all officers and directors. Officers include President H Reding View President George Foster Treasurer Charles Packer and Secretary Coen Burn. Directors reelected are H Reding A J Boynton George Foster F E Weatherby George W Hackman F C Stevenson and George Shiuwnee Judge C E Lindley was named attorney. A year’s business report announced loans increasing by nearly 82000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Building and Loan Association
H. Reding
George O
C. E. Lindley
Fire Threatens St Joseph Power Plant and Labor Temple
A fire of undetermined origin at 3 am endangered the St Joseph Light and Power offices the street railway offices and the labor temple. By 4 am firefighters had the blaze under control with damage estimated around 75000 dollars to offices storerooms fixtures and buildings. Enrollment at the high school for the second semester was slow as students delayed the action in registering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph
Real Estate Board to Meet in Douglas County
The regular monthly meeting of the Douglas County Real Estate Board will be held at the Chamber of Commerce building at 6 o clock tonight. Miss Eting McBride arrived home Monday after seven months with relatives and friends in San Francisco Cal.
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Real Estate Board
Douglas County Real State Board
Chamber— of
Coningoree
Eting “ McBride
San Francisco
Cal
Lawmakers Visit Kansas University Student Body
The Ways and Means committee from Topeka visited the University of Kansas in Lawrence for a convocation and site inspection. Twenty one members led by chair John A. Farrell toured buildings, met with Chancellor Lindley, and heard talks on state support and economy. They planned future visits to Manhattan and continued outreach with the Lawrence Chamber of Commerce and university authorities.
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Ways and Means
Kansas State’ Legislature
Isf K. U
Topeka
Lawrence
Ways and Meal
John A. Farrell
Clay Center
University Commons
Aoselock
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Manhattan
State Agricultural College
R Tives
Otther
Morgan and
Beeks
Douglas County
E. H. Limbey
K. U
Gethieir
Lindley
Clul. Hatfield
Gray County
Hecks
Morwan
Litity
Crimson
Flood Control Bill Proposes $10 Million Annual Mississippi Plan
Washington January 19 a bill from the house flood control commission calls for a continuing program to control the Mississippi River. It would authorize yearly appropriations of $10,000,000 to carry out the plan including systemic river emission and related measures.
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Washington
Miss
House Flood Control Commission
Firefighters Contain Brush Fire on Michigan Street
A burning brush pile in a ravine at 430 Michigan Street drew the fire department this afternoon. The blaze, fed by accumulated brush and trash, was quickly extinguished. Dr. Albright, chiropractor.
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Michigan Street
President Harding Sicks In Bed With Grippe
Washington January 17 President Warren G Harding cancelled all engagements and remained in bed due to grippe. White House officials said the day of rest was precautionary and his condition showed no serious developments.
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Washington
Harding
Grippe
White House
Notorious con man Robert Brandt linked to long crime record
The Lansing prison bureau reports Robert Brandt, recently jailed in Douglas County for stealing a microscope, has a long criminal history across the United States. Born in Mulhausen Germany and using multiple aliases, Brandt claimed to be a physician but was tied to thefts of microscopes and medical books from physicians and surgeons in numerous cities.
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Robert Brandt
Douglas County District Court
Bureau of Identification
Lansing
Will Johns
Brandt
Prison Bureau
Mulhausen
Germany
Robert FE. Brandt
Esgren
BR. Ernst
Ernst Esgren
Heenieh
Martin L. Brandt
Martin Braun
Count von Arnini
Johns
Portland
Ore
Oregon
Chicago
House of Correction
Count van Arnim
New York
Blackwell's Island
Philadelphia
Eastern
Pennsylvania
San Francisco
Horse of Corrections
Fitchbug
Mass
Robert FE Brandt
Fischer
Lawrence
Kansas City
G Will Visit Southwest in Educational Supervisory Role
G E Lindquist religious director of Haskell Institute leaves Monday for an extended sweep of government religious education supervision. He will tour Indian schools in Santa Fe and Albuquerque New Mexico Phoenix Arizona and oversee in California. He returns to duties in three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. E. &. Lindquist
Haskell Institute
Southwest
Pacific Coast
Santa Fe
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Phoenix
Arizona
California
Schoolmasters' Meeting in Topeka for Banquet
F H Olney Lawrence high school principal will travel to Topeka this afternoon to attend the School Masters organization banquet to be held there at 6 80. The group includes school principals and superintendents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Olney
Lawrence High School
Topeka
Lawrence High to Offer Commercial Law Course
A new subject titled commercial law will be taught this semester at Lawrence High School. C E Birch will lead the first ever course, a two semester unit as part of the business curriculum. Dra Welch & Welch, The Chiropractors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence High School
C. E. Birch
Bracing Up to Old Kansas Ideals Urged by Governor
Governor Jonathan Davis addressed a Wallace W C T U gathering at Centenary Methodist in Lawrence urging a return to early American government principles to preserve the nation. He warned against lax enforcement and praised law and order while condemning special privileges and economic unfairness.
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Jonathan Davis
Centenary Methodist Church
United States
Wallace W. C. T. U
Davis
America
Lincoln
Kansas
John Brown
William Morris
Lawrence
Lizzie Robinsons
IC. T. U
T. H. Popplewell
Wallace Union
Could Not Meet Classes at Lawrence High School
History teacher Miss Irma Spangler was unable to meet her Lawrence high school classes today and was replaced by a substitute. C. J. Eriksen traveled to Chicago for a furniture dealers convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irma Spangler
Lawrence High School
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Omaha
Omahiy
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Chiropractor
E. E. Lindquist
Dra. Welch & Welch, the Chiropractors
W.C.T.W
Dr. Lindley
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Abilene
H. Olney
Council of ‘Administacen
State Teachers’ Association
Tupeka
C.J. Eriksen
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