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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1924

Page

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Senate moves to cancel Teapot Dome lease

Washington reports Senator Walsh will seek a resolution for the president to annul the Wyoming naval reserve lease to Sinclair interests and appoint special counsel. Debates over Denby and Fall run two hours as Caraway urges immediate action to cancel the lease amid bribery and authority questions involving the former interior secretary.

Washington Senate Walsh Dem Montana Teapot Dome Wyoming Naval Reserve Sinclair Department of Justice Daugherty Albert B. Fall Secretary of the Interior Caraway Arkansas Lenroot Naval Oil Reserve Congress Denby E. A Teapot Dome Naval Oil Fall New Mexico

Examinations Begin At Lawrence High School

Lawrence high school opened examinations this morning and will continue tomorrow. The day was notably quiet compared with usual hall conversations, as students focus on the first semester exams. Tomorrow Principal F H Olney will enroll students for promotion at the end of the semester, with all new enrollees to use the high school office. Monday’s opening session will be crowded in the morning. an 8:45 assembly will relay semester announcements.

Leicester Lawrence High School Liberty Memorial’ High School Sual F. H. Olney

Arlene Scott Seeks Habeas Corpus Writ in Slaying Case

In Topeka an application for a writ of habeas corpus was filed in the state supreme court by Arlene Scott of LaCygne who is free on a 50000 bond in the slaying of Mrs Elka Scott on June 19 1923 The petition claims insufficient evidence at the preliminary trial and seeks discharge from district court The transcript of all evidence from the trial of John E Scott the slain woman's husband and co defendant will be filed in the supreme court The hearing scheduled for March 7 will set the March 4 February 4 date for the case to be postponed.

Topeka State Supreme Court Arlene Scott LaCygne Liberty Elka Scott Miss Scott John E. Scott Supreme Court

Geddes Says Farewell to President Coolidge in Washington

Sir Auckland Geddes the retiring British ambassador presented his letters of recall to President Coolidge today. He will sail from New York Saturday. Sir Robert Horne former chancellor of the British exchequer also called on Mr Coolidge to pay his respects. The county clerk is preparing assessors supplies and a list of deputy assessors for March. The Lawrence list of assessors has not yet been announced.

Washington Auckland Geddes President Coolidge New York Robert Horne Coolidge Lawrence George J. Kirchhoff Chamber of Commerce Ottawa Topeka Kansas City Kansas Kirchhoff If County Massachusetts Street Court House Union Pacific Freight House Union Pacific

Weather Forecast for Kansas Tonight and Thursday

The forecast indicates likely fair conditions in the western portion of Kansas while the eastern region faces rain or snow tonight and Thursday. Temperatures show a slight warming trend in the east and south areas, with reported highs and lows at various times yesterday and today.

Kansas

Leap Year Party Plans By Kiowa Women At KU

The Kiowa women at KU plan a real leap year varsity dance with admission paid by the hostesses and escorted by their dates. Only women may stay after February twenty ninth as part of the approved event. The计划 is backed by the men's student council the W S G A and the dean of women who will attend. Men are to seek out the women who call them that night.

Ki. U K. U

Tax Compromise On Tax Bill Spotlighted By House Panel

Washington January 2 Republican members of the House ways and means committee opened talks with Democrats on a nonpartisan plan to modify the Mellon tax bill. Chairman Green said Republicans would seek a plan acceptable to the House while Garner and other Democrats held cautious positions. The panel planned to tackle miscellaneous indirect taxes first and left the income tax rates for later while many repeal motions on excise taxes were offered but no votes taken.

Washington House Ways and Means Committee Garner Texas Green Mellon Coolidge

Rotary Luncheon Addresses Rotary Ideals in Lawrence

Allen Street of Oklahoma City spoke at the regular Rotary Luncheon in Wiekemann's, stressing Rotary as a spiritual movement built on attendance and service. He urged members to extend rural connections, apply Rotary values to business, and support education and crippled children programs while receiving a gold Rotary pencil honor. Emporia Women Oppose Mabel Normand Films In City Club Action to shield children from alleged influence linked to the Dines shooting mystery.

Rotary Club Allen Street Oklahoma City Rotary Wieikemann’s Street Lawrence Rotary Club Governor Street Rotary Organization Ober Lawrence Club Emporia Emporia, Kans

Bok World Peace Award Probe Reveals Policy Steps

Washington January 22 A senate propaganda inquiry explored the Bok world peace award scheme. Miss Esther Lape testified as policy committee head while Edward Bok faced questions about expenditures and operation. Lape traced May 1923 start, committee setup, and outreach to major groups including League of Nations nonpartisan, Foreign Policy Association, and Red Cross.

Washington League of Nations Senate’ Propaganda Committee Reed Dem League Esther Everett Lape Calle Congress Edward W. Bok Moses Bok Lape New York League of Nations Non-Partisan Association Justice Clark The Foreign Policy Association American Bankers’ Association Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America New York Peace Society World Court Union Colonial Dames

Governor urges 1924 real estate assessment in Kansas

Topeka Jan 28 Governor J M Davis urges counties to conduct a 1924 real estate assessment, saying Kansas real estate values have fallen in two years and taxation should be equitably distributed. He notes statutes require surveys every four years and the next regular assessment is 1926. Radio supplies.

Topeka Kan Kansas J. M. Davis Davis State of

War movement in Mexico alters western front

Mexico City reports a total shift in the western front as rebel forces split into multiple columns and rapidly mobilize against ungarrisoned towns. They flee as the government advances and refuses to engage in battle.

Mexico City Associated Press

Labor Premier Ramsay MacDonald Heads New British Government

London January 23 The Labor Ministry led by Ramsay MacDonald formally assumed office. MacDonald and his cabinet visited Buckingham Palace for seals of office as the new government moved to present policy to Parliament. Notable changes include Viscount Chelmsford as first lord of the admiralty and John Wheatley as minister of health. Wheatley, from Glasgow, is seen as a key socialist voice while Chelmsford brings imperial governance experience. The health portfolio will tackle housing rent issues central to Glasgow factions.

London Associated Press Labor J. Ramsay McDonald Baldwin Buckingham Palace MacDonald Palace Ramsay Macdonald Viccount‘Chelmsford Admiralty John Wheatley India Queensland New South Wales Wheatley Glasgow

Convention approves United Mine Workers officers reports

Indianapolis, Jan. 23. The biennial convention of the United Mine Workers of America accepted the committee on officers reports with no debate. The panel endorsed John L. Lewis’s administration and wage policy, backing a multi year wage agreement. Phillip Murray’s report drew some opposition from progressives but was adopted by a large majority as Lewis called for a show of hands.

Indianapolis Ind Associated Press United Mine Workers of America Committee On John L. Lewis International Lewis Phillip Murray

Wood addresses Filipinos at Philippine Republic anniversary

Manila reports Governor General Leonard Wood told Filipino veterans and thousands of participants at the twenty-fifth anniversary celebration of the republic proclamation that their desire for independence is natural and creditable. He urged cooperation to establish conditions precedent to independence.

Manila Associated Press Leonard Wood Eae

J B Russell Reelected To Reuter Irgan Board Of Directors

J B Russell was reelected to the board of directors of the Reuter Irgan factory at a stockholders meeting held yesterday. The directors listed include J B Russell A C Reuter H T Yost C B Trussell A G Sabol William Downing and S W Bihr. Officers were not chosen and will be named later. Mr and Mrs Bert Jones planned a trip to Los Angeles with visits to Hutchinson Salt Lake City Berkeley and San Diego before settling. Watch Chevrolet lead.

J.B. Russell Reuter Irgan Organ Factory J. B. Russell A. C. Reuter H. T. Yost C. B. Trussell A.G. Sabol William Downing S. W. Bihr Bert Jones Los Angeles Hutchinson Salt Lake City Berkeley San Diego

Sheriff expects warrant for Cecil Channel in store robbery

Sheriff Will Johns expects a warrant soon charging Cecil Channel, held at the county jail on the robbery count tied to a recent Stull store heist. If the second charge for theft of a car and interstate transport is not added, prosecution will occur in Lawrence on the robbery charge.

Will Johns Cecil Channel Stull Kansas City Lawrence Bakin Asl Son

Mascot Little Colonel Killed In City Crash

The University of GO. T. C. reports its mascot Little Colonel, a Boston bulldog owned by Miss Sue Moody, was killed last night after being struck by a Ford at the Fourteenth and Ohio streets corner. The dog had been given to Miss Moody after she was named Honorary Colonel of the R. O. T. C. this fall.

University of GO. T. C Colonel Boston Sue Moody Fourteenth Ohio Miss Moody

Rum Treaty Signed By United States And Britain

The rum treaty with Great Britain was signed today at the state department. Secretary Hughes and Sir Auckland Geddes affixed signatures to extend the U.S. right of search beyond the three mile limit and permit British ships to bring stores into American ports under seal. Ratification by the U.S. is needed before it becomes effective.

Washington Great Britain State Department Hughes United States Sir Auckland Geddes Baldwin England Geddes

Boswell Junior High Topeka Plays Fast Preliminaries

Boswell junior high basketball meets Topeka high school junior team tomorrow night at 7 15 in the gym. Quincy and New York schools play as a preliminary. Admission free for pupils teachers and Knothole Gang members. O K Fearing to referee.

Boswell Topeka Lawrence Quincy New York Knothole Gang Woodlawn O. K. Fearing

President Coolidge outlines relief steps for Northwest agriculture

President Coolidge told Congress a five point plan for northwest agricultural relief. It includes aiding debt refinancing, federal loans to diversify farming, restoring bank capital in distressed areas, private financing to reorganize, and extending War Finance Corporation loan authority. He stressed coordinated federal and private action to avoid widespread failures and foreclosures.

Washington Northwest Congress Coolidge War Finance Corporation

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