Debates on Pan American Union reforms begin
Latin American delegations at Havana press sweeping reform proposals to limit U S influence and restructure the Pan American Union. Mexico, Argentina and Peru back changes including elected governing board and rotation of director general, while the United States urges a non political information body.
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Havana
Pan-American Union
Committee On Pan-American Union
Pan-American Congress
Exico
Peru
Argentina
Pan-American
Unio
Washington
United States
Honorio Pueyrredon
Ile
Theunion
Tans
Pian
Al-Ban
Hughes
Nicaragua
Latin America
Cuba
Santo Domingo
America
Haiti
Enrique Olaya
Mexico
Brasil
Uruguay
Pettiando
Carlos Guades Fanos
Theicaraguan
Pan American union governance urged for active board contact
A speaker argued that free membership brings no advantage to the United States without direct direction. He urged preserving the governing board’s structure so members stay in personal contact with the Pan American union and can be called to meetings. The board does not vote on major issues without prior government instructions.
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United States
Pan-American’ Union
Pan-American Union
Marines Reinforce to Battle Sandino in Nicaragua
Move reports show 1 000 Marine reinforcements en route to Nueva Segovia to dislodge Sandino's rebels from mountain fastnesses. Columns march on foot through Leon toward northern Nicaragua, eight day trek, with artillery and supplies in oxcarts and trucks. Authorities note east coast volunteers crossing Rama river to join Sandino, and Leon mayor warns of guerrilla danger around Ya Trinidad.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Nueva Segovia
Augusting
Sandino
Leon
Mounin
Marina
Canan
Nicaraiguan
Acoyana
Rama River
Ar Ya Trinidad
Esteli
Desperate Fight Near Granada Ends With Three Killed
In Managua on January 25 three Nicaraguans were slain in a clash as an American sailor and a Marine attempted to aid a fourth man attacked with machetes. Lt. Newton killed two attackers. Crowell was wounded but survived after treatment in Granada and Managua.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Granada
L. F. Newton
United States Navy
Harold I. Crowell
United States Marine Corps
Crowell
Newton
College Inn Cafe Robbed on West Fourteenth Street
A Saturday night robbery at the College Inn cafe 411 West Fourteenth Street saw $20 in cash and checks taken from a joint ice cream freezer. Entry was gained by forcing the back door and a box of cigars was also stolen from the cafe.
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College Inn Cafe
West Fourteenth Street
Insurance rehearing denied by Missouri supreme court
Washington January 23 AP The Missouri supreme court refused a rehearing in the insurance rate controversy set by a recent ten per cent reduction. The petitions of Alemi and other insurers for reconsideration were denied, sustaining the prior ruling on life, lightning, hail and windstorm rates.
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Washington
Missouri
Supreme Court
Aetni
Weather forecast for Kansas unsettled with snow possible
The bulletin notes unsettled weather in Kansas tonight and Tuesday with possible snow or rain especially in the extreme east. Colder air is expected in the northeast tonight and Tuesday. Cloudy to partly cloudy conditions with fog and generally good roads, except Dodge City and Hutchinson where conditions differ.
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Kansas
Dodge City
Hutchinson
Douglas County
Heflin Attacks Catholics in Senate Again
Washington reports Senator Heflin resumed his attack on the Roman Catholic political machine in a crowded Senate chamber. He assailed Montgomery Mayor Gunter after an invitation for Senator Robinson to visit Montgomery as a guest of the city, a visit tied to Heflin’s recent rebuke of Catholic church criticism.
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Washington
Senate Chamber
Hef ES Batha
Gunter
Montgomery
Heflin
Senate
Robinson
Arkansas
River survey seeks jetties to shield highway and bridge
Douglas and Leavenworth counties study the Kansas River near Eudora to curb erosion threatening a state highway and the river bridge. Two southern river jetties are proposed to stop bank cutting and divert flow toward the center, protecting farmland and a long stretch of road. The county will fund a portion of the cost, based on each area’s ability to contribute.
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Kansas
Deer
Eudora
Leavenworth
Kansas River
Topeka Bridge Company
Bridge Company
Douglas
Wnship Road
Wakarusa
Douglas County Commission
Tosf
Opera tickets sell out at $1 for coming show
University of Kansas auditorium hosts The King's Henchmen opera with $1 seats sold out. Remaining seats range from $2.50 to $4. A libretto synopsis by Edna St Vincent Millay will appear in tomorrow's Journal-World.
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K.U
University School of Fine Arts
Edna St. Vincent ‘Millay
Journal-World
Clarence Chamberlin begins 30000 mile lecture tour
Clarence D. Chamberlin starts a 30000 mile lecture tour from Curtiss Field New York dressed in a suit with a suitcase for baggage. His Sperry plane with a 20 foot wing span lifted off at 2 50 PM heading toward Newtown Pennsylvania, aiming to arrive around 4 30 PM. The aircraft had just been factory built and test flights were performed from a Garden City street with several hops during traffic gaps.
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Curtiss
Field
N. Y
A. P
Clarence D. Chamberlin
Sperry Messenger
Anewtown
Phere
Chamberlin
Garden City
Chamberline
Injuries Reported After Home Slip and Football Injury
Mrs W iC Simons suffered severe injuries Saturday evening after slipping on a stone in her driveway at home. She remains bedbound and is resting with possible fractures feared in left wrist and left ankle. Harold Gorton Pippin of Cisco Texas high school is receiving knee treatment in Lawrence from Dr Forrest C Allen after a football game injury.
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W. Ic Simons
Harold “Gorton
Pippin
Cisco
Tex
Lawrence
Forrest C. Allen
University of ‘Texas
Speak for South on colored votes in senate clash
Washington records show Virginia senators warning against universal Negro suffrage while Maryland senator Bruce urges an escape from the eighteenth amendment. Swanson defends southern rights and asserts the Union of 48 states must be equal in rights and representation.
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Washington
Senate
Virginia
Bruce
Maryland
Glass
Fif
Smith
Ware
Swannson
Virgini
Swanson
Congress
Capitol
Viopera
Republc
Askain
Also
Santo Domingo
P T A to Host Feb Institute with Mrs Charles Roe
Arrangements by the local Parent Teacher Association to invite all Lawrence pupils and parents to a three day P T A Institute led by Mrs Charles Roe of Washington D C field secretary of the National Congress of Parents and Teachers. The event will be held at Liberty Memorial High School. Further plans to be announced soon.
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Charles Roe
Washington, D
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Roe
Kansas City
Kans
Pittsburg Search for Dewney in Water-Filled Pits
Pittsburg Kansas, January 23. William H. Dewney chief stationary engineer for Kansas City Southern railroad disappeared Friday night. Volunteer searchers, mostly fellow workers and lodge members, prepared to drag strip pits in a systematic effort this afternoon. Authorities consider the possibility he may have taken his own life. Mrs. Dewey is under a physician’s care amid grief and anxiety.
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Pittsburg
William H._Dewney
Kansas City Southern Railroad
Dof
Dewey
Flood Losses Seen in Kansas City Area
Rep Guyer describes flood damage along the Pa river in Kansas with focus on Kansas City He urges a national flood control duty and supports dike systems Major General Jadwin plan criticized in a letter by J J Burdin of St Martinsville La and the Atchafalaya Basin Protective Association
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Rebrehee Tan
Kansas
Kansas ‘City
Guy
Republican Committee
Jadwin
Army ‘Engineers
J.J. Burdin
St.’ Martinsville
Atchafalaya Basin Protective Association
Lindbergh Plans South American goodwill flight itinerary
Col. Charles A. Lindbergh announced for Cristobal on Jan 23 the continuation of his goodwill flight to South America and the Antilles. The plan calls for two day stops in Colon Bogota Caracas St. Thomas Porto Rico Santo Domingo Haiti and Havana with specific departure dates and distances.
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St. Thomas
Porto Rico
Santo Domingo
Haiti
Havana
France Field
Cristobal
Canal ‘Zones
Jene Chas. A. Lindherth
Spirit
St. Louis
Canal Zone
Lindbergh
Detroit
Mich
Charles “Aui
Evangele L Nila
M ‘Lindberghid
Charles
Orrent
Latin
Fisher
Panama
Altho
South America
Cartagena
Barranquilla
Colombia
Prohibition Questioning of Curtis by Borah Revealed
Idaho Senator Borah released a four question questionnaire to Senator Curtis of Kansas on the Republican presidential bid. Questions ask Curtis’s stance on prohibition enforcement, states setting intoxicating beverage definitions, and repeal of the eighteenth amendment or the Volstead Act.
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Washington
Curtis
Kansas
Borah
Idaho
Curti
Morrow
Dr Queen to Speak at Ministerial Meeting Tomorrow
The Ministerial Alliance will meet in the Chamber of Commerce rooms at the scheduled hour. Dr Stuart A Queen will discuss Social Work. B Schultz reports the trip of E B, secretary of the University Y.M.C.A., who will visit alumni chapters in Fay City, St Louis and Chicago over the weekend to work in the Y.M.C.A. plans to resume January 30.
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Chamber Commerce
Stuart-A- Queen
B. Shultz
University
Fay
St. Louis
Chicago
Ugh
Y. E
Frederick J. Kelly Named Idaho University President
Frederick J. Kelly former Kansas University faculty member has been appointed president of the University of Idaho to succeed A. Ham who will move to Miami University. Kelly, a former dean and research professor, directed KU summer sessions and expanded enrollment. Vincent, Idaho education commissioner and KU alumnus, supported the choice after interviewing two KU alumni.
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Frederick’ J. Kelly
University of Kansas
University of Idaho
A. Ham
Miami University
Kelly
Linley
Kansas
Upham
Idaho
Kelley
K. U
University of
Minnesota
Univeriity of Nebraska
Teachers’ . College
Columbia
Int Wide
iSummer School
School of Education
Kansas City
Oklahoma
W. D. Vincent
Middle West
Vincent
Fine Arts Conference Attended by University Leaders
Chancellor EB Lindley and Dean D M Swarthout returned from a fine arts conference at the University of Iowa. The three day meeting included notable speakers such as Charles W Hawthorne and Lorado Taft and examined fine arts in community study and university life.
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Lindley
D.M. Swarthout
Offtowa
Iowa
Hife
Charles W. *Hawthorne
National Academy of Science
New York City
Lorado ‘Taft
America
Leo ‘Pierce Baker
Ithe University Theatre
Yale
B. Iden
Payne
Carnegie . Institute, of Technology
Frederick McConnell
Hour
Cleveand
Miss Ethel Fritz Begins Duties in Junior High Commercial Dept
Miss Ethel Fritz started teaching in the commercial department this morning, taking the place of Miss Markc Way who has a leave to attend the University of Kansas. Fritz will lead an exploratory class for seventh graders, two business training classes for eighth and ninth graders, and a typing class for students who completed the program. She previously taught at Wiehita Junior high and Pratt and Atwood Senior high schools.
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Ethel
Fritz
Markc Way
University of Kansas
Miss Fritz
Wiehita
Pratt
Atwood
Loews Buys Oak Hall Furnishings For $90,000
Loew's Inc of New York buys the contents of Oak Hall home of the late William Rockhill Nelson founder of the Kansas City Star for $90,000. Sale includes all furnishings not previously reserved. The Nelson gallery of art is mentioned with the sale. Dean Dyer to Return to KU staff changes noted. Life insurance estimate for 1927 reaches $16.7 billion, up 5 percent from 1926, with total force over 84 million.
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Loew's, Inc
Nelson
Kansas City
Oak Hall
William
Rockhill
Kansas City Star
Loew’s, Inc
New, York
Arte
Laura’ Nelson Kirkwood
The
Star
New York
Association of Life Insurance
Atwater Kent Radio—Hann Adv Aes
Brummels Convention Opens With Fashion Contest
The Kansas Retail Clothier Association met at the Broadview Hotel for its annual session with about 350 guests expected. Kansas leaders presided, and the event includes banquets, dances, and prize awards for best dressed men and women, plus lodge ballet numbers. The convention will elect officers Wednesday morning.
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Wichita
Beau _Brummelsi
Kansas
Broadview
Tan Kuhl
The
Association
Ieee
Lod Eal
Start of New Term Adds Early Start for City Schools
The second semester began with regular classes across city schools this morning. Enrollment was staggered due to prior book lists and conflicts. Transfers were limited to relieve overcrowding at Cordley, sending a few pupils to McAllaster and back. Eighty-one students advanced from grade schools to Junior High, with about sixty-four moving to Senior High. Promotions list includes McAllaster, Pinckney, Quincy, and New York schools, naming numerous students by name.
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Pic
Cordley
McAlaster
Lincoln
Woodlawn
McAllaster
Kenneth Bunn
Mary. Corcoran
Nina Craig
Margaret
Ruth
J. Cropp
Mable
Green
Dorothy
Elliott
Mary Ellisy
Delphia Louk
Margaret Montgomery
Alma Moorman
Gaylord Ransdell
Mary
Esther
Rutter
Rolland
Wallis
Edith Kennedy
John Stratton
John
Louis ‘ Simons
Egbert Simpson
Glenn Turner
Pinckney
Jane, Allen
Raymone
Channel
Glyndale Chastain
William Goodwin
Herbert Hail
Vivian
Louise Hickson
Mary Houk
Helen ‘Lane
Alberta Arleen
Moody
Barbar
Pendleton
Galen I. Post
Asail Nard Sampson
Chester Stone
Dred
Taylor
Cloyd Herain
Lewis Brown
Harley Davenport
Cleo Jackson
Edna May Lee
Laura Manson
Paul McGinnis
Dorotyn Saunders
Goldie
Edwin Cummings
Lee Cummings
Wilfréd Hatfield
Burton
Lewis
Kenneth Bonganecker
Willard Parker
New York School
Johnn Cooley
Robert ‘Crisler
Lee Dyer
Robert Dyer
Herbert Price
Franklin Silvers
Lorin Snow
Roy Yoder
Brest Hadl
Mary Jane Bow Vera Harmon
Fanny ‘Provyas
Margauritte’ Williams
Topeka man in jail after leaving scene of accident
Luther Weaver of Topeka was delivered to county authorities and held on charges of leaving the scene of an accident. His bond was $1,000. The incident on June 26 injured 20-year-old Darrell Holt at Thirteenth and New Jersey streets. Holt suffered a broken left leg, a right ankle fracture, and a brain concussion. He was treated in Kansas City, Kansas, and remains somewhat lame. Weav er was apprehended by Douglas County officers and faces a January 20 preliminary hearing.
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Luther Weaver
Topeka
Darr Olt
Pennsyla Street
Thirteenth
New Jersey
Holt
Douglas County
Kansas ‘City
Kan
Water Works Conference Attended by Prof Barron in Houston
Prof J L Barron, assistant engineer with the state board of health, attends a Houston water works conference this week called by the Texas state board of health. En route he visits Mallas with consultant engineer Tom Veatch of Kansas City to inspect the Garcia dam, noting warm water conditions observed there.
Death Claims Two Pioneers of Lawrence Area
John M Newlin 81 of 144 Rhode Island Topeka and Mrs Gurden Grovenor Ingleside Home Lawrence died yesterday After long illness Newlin taught at Fottawatomie school and later ran a real estate office in Lawrence He served as a state representative and was a longtime Friends Church member Mrs Grovenor, widow of Gurdon Grovenor, lived at Ingleside Home Topeka and was active in church and missionary work Their funeral services set for Tuesday at Funk Chapel and First Baptist Church Burial in Oak Hill.
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Lawrence
Vicinity
Fa's
John ‘M. Newlin
Homi
Rhode Island
Gurden
Grovenor Gleside
Topeka
Newlin
Ole He
John Howard
Oak, Hill
Abs
Flora Henshaw
Cole
Beatwinco
Ore Tountee
Fanmaryland
New London
Ind
E. Son
Tonganosi
Fottawatomie
Avillé
Merchants Bank
Eye
Stevenson
Frank Hasford
Hasfor
Devlin
Nin
Sven
Ber
Grovenor
Funk’ Funeral
Massachusetts _ street
Duesday
Grove
F. Watts
First ‘Baptist_church
Siena
Lacey Maria Bli Filbraham
Massetts
Gurdon. Grovenor
Kansas
Ingleside
Wirat Baptist’ Church
la Lence
Jim
The
W. A
BM Groveno
Yi W.A
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Leo S. Rove
Compmuunications Committee
Sipni
Charles Vans Hughes
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College Inn
W.C. Simons
Swainson
AJ Wet
P.-T. Ac Institute
Charles [Ree
Dewey Hunt
KAW
Guyer
Holme
Lindy
Spirit of
Curtison
Prohibition
Ing
DR. Queen
Alliance
FJ Kelly
FINE
Dean Swarthout
Iowa City
Fitz
Dyer
John ‘R. Dyer
Columbia University
Frank. M
City School
Luther. Weaver
Houston
J-In Barron
Adv
Funk’s
John’ M. Newlin
Mrs. Gurden Grovenor
Mrs. Grovener
Ginter
Dean D.M. Swarthout
Demar Gelich
Alice’. Moncrieff
Miller
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