U S Policy on China Outlined in Anticipated Kellogg Statement
Washington January 23 A B P J Great Britain's defense plans in China contrast with American plans as President Coolidge weighs a firm stance. Kellogg prepared a reply to Britain's memorandum outlining treaty rights in China while Navy moves consider near term force posture. The White House signals a policy statement focusing on treaty rights rather than mob protection, with Marines redeployed from Guam toward the Philippines.
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Washington
Great Britain
China
Yor
Coolidge
Gene Yliey
Kellogg
Washington Gov. Vérnment
Ford
le Jey
House Committee
Porter
United States
Moore
Democratic Committee
Lemont Uteout
Navy
San Diego
Quantico
Navy Department
Guam
Philippines
Jat
Rient
Shanghais
London
Kelloge
Petition for sidewalk salt under city supervision reaches residents
A petition asking city authorities to supervise snow removal on Flower, Twelfth, Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets was presented to street commissioner C. W. Carman by Kansas staff members. Fifty signatures were collected with ease, and another petition may follow if needed. Meanwhile attorneys for Charles Chaplin filed a petition to prohibit the appeals court from restraining the superior court in Chaplin's divorce suit and related receivership actions.
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Kansas
C. W. Carman
Dity
E. U
Iwould
Superior Courts
Los Angeles
Jan
Charles Chaplin
Masday
Court For “Appeals
Taki Ber
Mars
Chaslain
Chap Jin
Kansas Weather Forecast Sees Unsettled Wednesday
Forecast indicates unsettled conditions in Kansas on Wednesday with little temperature change. Roads vary from fair to slick in places including Topeka and Lawrence while Arkansas City and parts of the county report slick, soft surfaces and reduced travel safety.
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Kansas
Lawe
Toneka -Tozey
Inson
Arkansas City
Pourlas County
Infant Found On Porch In 945 Indiana Street Mystery
A two week to month old baby boy was found on a porch at 945 Indiana Street around 8:20 PM. The infant, wrapped in a blanket and clothed, appeared healthy and well cared for after warming. R. M. Sutters alerted the city health nurse and police. the Sutters were surprised by the discovery and did not know the origin of the child.
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Nile
Trial narrows as Norris murder case nears verdict
In a Nort Texas courtroom, closing arguments stretched over hours as Isaac White and J D Moore led for the state while Dayton Moses represented Norris. The defense attacked motive and alleged prosecutorial bias, citing Norris’s two young sons and the pastor’s testimony. The court planned to adjourn around 4:30 pm as final statements wrapped up.
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Nor Texas
Jan
Isaac D. White
Austin
J. D. Moore
Travis County
Dayton
Moses
Norris
Bil McLean
Dr. Norris
Amer
White
Chipps
Arm
Cuttin
Gandlemei
Moore
Rae Ring
Roxi Pastor
Ghipps
Senate Votes to Wipe Out Highway Debt in Kansas
The Kansas Senate approved a 150000 appropriation to repay about 50000 borrowed two years ago by Governor Paulen for the state highway department. One senator voted no while another abstained amid debate over prior inaction on a department appropriation plan.
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Patten
Topeka
Kany Jans
Senate
Paulen
State Highway Department
Kansas
Bennett
Washington
Apt
Tola
Senisters Snyder
Leavenworth
Thew Land
Means Committee
Junior High Students Hold Friday Assembly
Plans called for a Friday afternoon program at the auditorium of the senior high school. The event features students from the junior high, with talks and musical items, and includes a retirement of a star grade. Delegations and speakers from Topeka are mentioned in connection with the event.
U. S. Judge Florence Ey Allen to Speak Friday
Judge Florence Ey Allen of Ohio Supreme Court will speak Friday morning on Our Heritage and suffrage themes. The Cleveland-based jurist, active in women's rights and labor issues, has long practiced law in Ohio and taught at the University of Kansas.
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Florence Ey Allen
Ohio
University of
Spee
Infadearone
Reynolds
Allen
Topeka
Prowler Incident Reported Near Store
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a prowler incident at a store involving a youth and a younger boy. Names and details are garbled, but references to a confrontation and a gun are noted with uncertain origin.
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Tola
Ray
Hola
Lee
Aras
Senator Gould Involved in Senate Inquiry Over Building Bonds
Washington January 25 The Senate opened an inquiry into Gould and the St Johns Railway issue after testimony from Maine Republican Arthur Thompson. The committee pressed for more evidence as Walsh, a Democrat, refused further testimony while police arrested a former Salina officer in a separate case. Lawrence Ely was held on a $10,000 bond after a morning arrest.
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Washington
Arthur
Maine
Walsh
Siontang
Senate
Salina
Lawrence
Ely
Courtroom Testimony Details Mrs Browning’s Turbulent Allegations
Fragmented court record recounts Mrs Frances Browning recounting alleged cruelty by Edward Browning after their 25 minute separation. She describes manipulation, intimidation, and public photo sessions, while the defense fights relevance and credibility amid interruptions and evidentiary disputes.
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House
White Plains
Frances Glroke
Edward
George Bla Browning
Browning
Gun
Mr. B
The
Sprint
City Commission Meeting Recounts and Repairs
Fragmentary record notes a Thursday city commission session, with references to a county court event and a newly decorated venue. Details are unclear due to OCR corruption, but the piece mentions attendance, timing, and a period of repairs or renovations surrounding local governance.
Tree of Piscataqua Rejected By Interstate Commission
A fragmented OCR readout describes a disputed appointment and representation issue within an interstate commission. The text references a rejected late vote by a margin around 28 to something, with mentions of a large bridge and ongoing appointments. The source is unclear and garbled.
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Pamispeie
I Interstate Com
Iheree
Cote
Connie
City Hikes Pay for Police Fire Chiefs After Budget Vote
City officials approved salary increases for police officers and firemen, with detailed monthly rates for chiefs and ranks. Mayor opposed the hike but commissioners Stevenson Carman and others supported the plan, citing budget impact and improved department morale.
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Fice
Wioc
Ted
W. Carman
San
Stevenson
van Wwill
Rand
Caiho
Tevenson
Commune Wey
Dith
C. W. Carman
Eady
Concert lecture and music event at Robinson Gymnasium
Multiple campus music events planned with speakers and performers from Kansas and Wichita. Herbert peers and Owens are among presenters. Kansas State Music Teachers Association hosts a forthcoming conference featuring orchestral and vocal performances.
Fragmentary notes reflect scattered student activity
Readable fragments show students in a tense session with references to exams and seating, plus mentions of a bill failing in a political context. The text hints at a classroom or campus setting with poetic phrasing about activities like dominoes and pasteboards.
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Ace
Nealdrin Bill
Cigarette Bill in Topeka Debates Restrictions on Unstamped Packs
In Topeka Kansas the Senate committee debated a bill to repeal certain provisions and tighten rules on cigarette packaging. Among objections is a clause restricting packs bearing no stamp from licensed retailers and applying to packages purchased in Kansas, with requested changes to the penalties and enforcement.
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Topeka
McGugin
Npr
Senate
Kansas
Ordinance Limits Trucks Weigh and Speed in City
City Commission passed limits on truck weight and speed in Lawrence at last night’s meeting. The rule allows trucks up to 17 000 pounds gross and speeds of 15 miles per hour for under 10 000 pounds. Mayor Halliday criticized a section giving the street commissioner authority over fees.
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City Commission
Lawrence
Clay
Carnan
TC. Stevenson
F M
Holliday
Thal
Carman
Gether
Patty
Iesus
Pepe Taay
Sioner
Pine to Speak at Assembly for School Promotion
A scrambled report indicates W A Pine is planned to speak at a school assembly promoting gymnasium plans. The program lists music and an orchestra as part of the exercise period with pupils present, though much of the text is garbled and unreadable.
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Nora
Bee
Ae Raphe
Local Chamber of Commerce Plans and Budgets
A fragmented report outlines Woodland patterns and zoning projects tied to the Chamber of Commerce. It notes adoption of west side street plans and municipal pool board actions, with references to officers Chil Hosseyg and Jarry Repler, along with remarks by President Glande Scott.
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Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
sident-Dinsma
Swimming Pool Board of ‘Directors
Lawrence
Rosiliffs
Jarry Repler
Glande
Scott
Kansas Day broadcast station history noted
A fragmented OCR snippet mentions a Kansas State radio broadcast from a university station, highlighting historical ties to the Kansas community and likely reflecting early broadcast practice.
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