Senate to Vote on Court Debate in World Court Question
Washington Jan 22 A P report says supporters of the world court debate gathered enough signatures to force a Senate vote on limiting debate. A two thirds majority would be needed to limit debate, with Democrats and Republicans circulating petitions. Senator Borah led anti court speeches while Senator La Follette challenged American membership. An error misidentified a detainee nickname. A separate note reports Italians in Colorado organizing the League of the Fascisti connected to Mussolini.
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Nobinsen
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Clease
South Carolina
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New Bampehire
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Bleases
Ay Vale
Wilson
LaFollette
Borah
Foreign Relations Committee
la Salt
LaFellette
Wisconsin
Ondre Hag
Fascisti
Tuchla
Preblo
Colo
PIA
League of the Fastisti
Fai
Kansas Forecast Notes Weather Unsettled Tonight and Saturday
Forecast for Kansas shows cloudy unsettled conditions tonight and Saturday with colder pockets in the north. Roads may be frozen in Pittsburg Ottawa Emporia and other towns while some areas like Salina and Wichita are listed with clearer conditions and mixed readings. Temperatures are summarized from yesterday to today and indicate changes across the state.
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Kansas
Toads
Kansas Cite
Pittsburg
Ottawa
Emporia
Arkansas
Opelkas
Hurtehingsa
Salina
Colville
Wichita
San
Woman Editors Put Bank on Crime News in Traveller
Arkansas City Kansas January 22 The Traveller will publish crime news only as filler today a product of the Woman’s Common Council which has barred most crime coverage The paper aims to be a model issue with women reporters collecting and editing the day’s news and features The new staff promises the best novel newspaper yet issued in the city
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Arkansas City
Kan
Traveller
Woman's Common Council
Noval
Cle
Finance Committee Backs 2 Percent Top Surtax Rate
Washington reports the senate finance committee favors reducing the maximum surtax to 2 percent, supports limiting inheritance taxes to states in emergencies, and considers offsetting repeals with a higher corporate tax. The panel seeks study on uniform tax methods, notes publicity of income tax returns may be unnecessary, and retains current alcohol duties for prohibition enforcement.
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Washington
A. P.J
Senate Finance
Senate
Smoot
House of Isian
Caring Fee
House
Treasury
Congressional Commission
International Internal Revenue Bureau
Kansas Alumni Ties Link West Coast Engineers
Bailey of Kansas University visits California and writes to Fred Ellsworth about meeting former KU alumni in the west. J B Lippincott, KU 1887 engineer, now works on a million dollar San Diego pipeline project. Other KU graduates, L Herrington and David Redington, active in major California projects. The article also notes Kaw Valley creamery paid farmers 8256.07 for milk and cream last year, and Lake View Sunday School shifting to 2:30 pm on Sunday. Funk's Ambulance phone listed.
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Bailey
Ity of Kansas
California
Fred Ellsworth
Kh. LA
West
L. Herrington
David Redington
G. R. Shultz
Kaw Valley
League Trustees Report Findings in Topeka Kansas
Trustees of the Kansas Anti Saloon League voted unanimous approval of the headquarters committee's year guiding the League through a stormy year. New leadership and tight accounting launched a new crusade against liquor interests. Judges Hamilton audited Crabbe books after his resignation. acting Superintendent McClellan was made permanent head. The board exonerated officers and Attorney General Griffith from misappropriation claims. Crabbe’s prior fundraising for law enforcement was disclosed. most obligations settled. Charges by Dr. Schaibly to revoke Crabbe’s law license remain before the Kansas Bar Examiners.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas Anti-Saloon League
J. Id.hamilton
Fred L. Crabbe
J. A. McClellan
Kansas Organization
League
Richard J. Hopkins
Supremer Court
Griffith
Grabbe
Crabbe
John G. Schaibly
Kansas League
Schaibly
State Board of Bar
Kansas
Kansas Press Association meets amid snow in Salina
Editors gathering for the thirty fourth Kansas Press Association meeting faced a lighter turnout due to a snow storm. About 75 to 100 members attended the opening session, with some arriving by train or stage, while others planned to motor in later. Salina Mayor James Hargett welcomed the group and presented keys to the city.
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Saline
Kan
Kansas
Kansas Press Association
Salina
Ores
Isse Denius
Dodge City
Press Association
James Hargett
Edon
Rey FL Brailey
Salina Suara
George Haron
Association
Too Much Politics Delays French Finance Debate
Paris reports Premier Ariand says there has been altogether too much politics as deputies prepare to debate government finance restoration plans. He urges focus on cash needs and expresses confidence in finding funds, noting the treasury's current condition is not unfavorable as Briand outlines the financial posture.
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Paris
Dan
A-P
Ariand
Chamber of Deputies
Finance Committee
M. Briand
Treasury
First Lap of Span to Argentina Flight Reaches Canary Islands
Commander Franco and crew in the seaplane Ne Plus Ultra arrived at Las Palmas, Canary Islands this afternoon completing the first leg of the Spain to Buenos Aires flight. The group departed Palos at six this morning covering about 871 miles to reach Las Palmas by 3 pm.
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Canary Islands
Franen
Spain
Argentina
Havoing
Palos
Madrid
Franco
Los Pahuas
Buenos Aires
Talos
Ne Plus-Ulitra
Buenos Aires J
New York
Ramon Franco
Duiz de Alva
Duran
Parole Board Reports Favorable Recommendations At January Session
The January term of the federal parole board concluded after seven days at the penitentiary. Of 491 prisoners, 180 received favorable recommendations. 176 of eligible applicants did not file. Some offenders were referred to May hearings, and others were moved to Chillicothe for a first offender reform project.
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Leavenworth
Kan
Parole Board
Federal
Hera
George A. Ciordon
Department of Justice
W. Biddle
A. F
Yohe
Priso
McNeil Island
Washington
Natole
Chillicothe
Ohio
Hislop Addresses J H S Graduates Honor Awards
Dr Hislop delivered the main address at Lawrence Junior High promotion exercises held at Liberty Memorial auditorium. He urged graduates to grow, master their lives, and dream, stressing three commandments to carry into adulthood. A list of promoted seniors, scholarship and activity awards, and attendance honors followed, with music by Belen Stockwell and Marjorie Ericsson.
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Lawrence Junior High
Liberty Memorial
First Methodist Church
Solick
Dr. Op
Act
Hislap
Belen Stockwell
Marjorie
Ericsen Severs
Home Room 1
J. R. Stonecipher
J. R. Barnes
Alberta Bateson
Eleanor Bergler
Gladys Brooks
Herbert Bullene
Earlin Burgett
Frederick Burnett
Horothy Christy
William Cox
William T Dabnex
Orvan Dye
Arthur Endacolt
Marjo
Ellis Johnson
Wilma Yount
Evelyn Laster
Marjorie Er
Louis McCann
Charles Sehneck
Leo Sample
Dorothy Kinney
Femblem
Katherine Hosford
Kenneth Ewing
Barbara Kester
Margaret Jane Winsler
Werbert Bullene
Martin Burg T
Robert, Frye
Ralph Suttles
James Walker
Eleanor Berger
Heron
Foster
Lucille Miller
LaViere Peterson
Agnes Rapp
Ruth Rose
Catherine Salisbury
Vera Simpson
Attendance Record Highlights Perfect Junior High Student
The report covers two and a half years featuring Lucille Miller and James Walker. One pupil has a perfect attendance record spanning three years, including junior high membership. Peyton Lyndie achieves perfect attendance only with an entirely clear record of both tardies and absences. Even a single period absence spoils a perfect record.
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Lucille Miller
James Walker
Lyndie “Peyton
Crabbes Disbarment Hearing Reveals League Finances
Dr John G Schaibly testifies before Kansas Board of Bar Examiners regarding disbarment charges against Fred J Crabbe former Kansas Anti Salo on League superintendent. He recounts finances involving Attorney General C B Griffith and a Wyoming liquor sale dispute and the later proceedings with national League officials.
Fail to End Strike Remains Unsettled in Coal Talks
Philadelphia reports an effort to end the coal strike has failed with tle operators refusing to re enter negotiations. President John L. Lewis signaled willingness to return to talks, while operators insist the latest plan offers nothing new. Other items include Harry M. Daugherty’s arraignment in New York and a series of federal notices.
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Philadelphia
Scranton Times
John L. Lewis
Moners' Union
Scranton
W. W. Inglis
Lewis
Sub-Zero Wave Spreads Across Kansas
A blanket of snow protected winter crops as a sub-zero wave swept through Kansas. Topeka and Goodland logged the state’s lowest temperatures in 24 hours at 2 degrees below, while Dodge City reached 30 above yesterday. Cooler tomorrow. clouds and southerly winds expected. statewide clear conditions reported.
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Topeka
Kansas
Goodland
Siodge City
Merle Smith to Speak at Chamber Meeting in Lawrence
The Chamber of Commerce mails its weekly letter two days early with the annual meeting program. Merle Smith of the C Nichols Camps City is named chief speaker for the evening. Secretary Claude Scott urges members to call the office for reservations and tickets for the banquet.
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Chamber of Commerce
Claude Scott
Anc
Pollows
Lawrence
Merle Smith
Fruit growing demonstrations to be held in the county
From Manhattan I Will Be Here Next Week prising demonstrations of briars grape vines apples peaches and other fruits will be held in the county Monday and Tuesday January 26 under the direction of W H Martin horticulture specialist from Manhattan He will be at the Julius Boener farm at 10 oclock Monday and at the F B Butcher place at 2 oclock Tuesday Martin will give a demonstration at the Earl Cowles farm in Sibley at 10 oclock and at the P S Marshal farm near Ballwin at 2 oclock He will also visit farms planning orchards to advise on the best location for the fruit They urge all farmers interested in fruit growing to attend and seek advice to choose the best site for their orchard Notify Mr Colminzier at once with questions or requests for guidance
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W. H. Martin
Manhattan
Julius Boener
Martin
Earl Cowles
Sibley
P.S. Marshal
Ballwin
H.C. “Cablaziér
Ice Cream Men Meet at Eastern Kansas Convention
Ice cream manufacturers held their eastern Kansas convention today in Wibdemann’s hall with delegates from Kansas City Cavenwidrth Atchison Topeka Ottawa Lawrence and others. Noon menu included a 4 A Canquet and afternoon sessions covered sanitation material purchasing product selling and food value of ice cream led by Q J Gould of the state dairy commission. Meanwhile news items note Chancellor Lindley’s son Ernest K lindles heading to Florida for work at the New York World and John de Navarre Macomb donating books to the university.
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Wibdemann's
Kansas City
Cavenwidrth
Atchison
Topeka
Ottawa
Lawrence
Q. J. Gould
Ctate Dairy Commission of
Florida
Ernest K. Lindles
Lindley
University of Kansas
New York World
John de Navarre Macomb
University of Rancadente
Enii
Thiele weighs in on Jackman case view at city meeting
City attorney Walter Thiele told commissioners he would not seek dismissal of the Jackman injunction case, questioning parts of a resolution and warning of potential city losses. He argued the resolution overreaches and could hand over street rights to Jackman, urging the panel to consider affecting the case with prejudice.
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District Court
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Jackman
Tio
Thigle
Thiele
Citizen's Light, and Heat Company
Ransan Electric Ps
Kansas Electric Power Company
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Commission
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Todse Heeh
Mr. Jackman
Jack
Abe
Fudge Ci A. Smart City Artsener
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