Senate votes on world court reservations begin
The Senate approved the first Swanson reservation 29 to 1, with Frazier and Lenroot among those voting no on later items the chamber debated multiple reservations seeking U S participation in the world court The roll call showed shifts as 8 to 6 and 91 to 1 votes followed amid protests and procedural sparring in the chamber with leaders hoping for a final vote tomorrow
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League of Nations
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Reed
Missouri
Shipstead
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Tilease
Larreld
Swanson Reservation
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Alabama
Woodrow Wilson
Brease
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Gillett
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Court
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Watson
Copeland
New Works
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Lenroot
Consin
Pepper
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Virginia
Walsh
Montans
Hie
Fragmented Political Debate on Reservation Timing
fragments suggest a discussion on when to vote and how to phrase reservations to be practical and in accord with broad policy goals, but the text is incomplete. The speaker emphasizes precise timing for action and careful wording to ensure reservations are workable within the framework discussed.
Princeton Dean calls for repeal or modification of Eighteenth Amendment
DesChristian Gauss of Princeton University urged repeal or modification of the federal dry law at the Princeton Club of St Louis banquet. He claimed the eighteenth amendment lowers morals in universities and criticized the auto age as part of campus life, noting drinking problems on campuses and urging influence to change Prohibition.
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Andother University Education
DesChristian Gauss
College
Princeton University
Princeton Club
United States
Princeton
Rang
Univer
Mitchell Began Five Year Suspension From Army
Washington January 26 up stripped of his army rank Colonel William Mitchell began serving a five year suspension. President Coolidge modified the court martial sentence to grant him half pay. A House inquiry by Rep Connally Texas proposed to review military court laws. The Mitchell trial sparked calls to revise articles of war and court martial procedures.
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Coolidge
Mitchell
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Texas
House
Sh Connally
Navy
Congress
Reid
Wat House
War Department
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Red Seal praised by Kansas hotel officials in Wichita
Wichita January 26 AP The Kansas Hotel commission praised as the creature of organized travelers. State Hotel Commissioner Phil Zimmerman said no representative Kansas hotel or restaurant now rejects the commission as its best friend. He credited the red seal program with transforming Kansas hotels and restaurants and said Governor Paulen would soon write to other state governors proposing adoption of the seal.
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Kansas Hotel Commission
Kansas
Phil Zimmerman
State Clothiers
Zimmerman
Paulen
Ponzi Associate Convicted in Sky Law Violation
Calce doni Alviti, associate of Charles Tonzi, found guilty in Florida land sale scheme of violating Massachusetts mine sky law. Sentenced in municipal court to six months in house of correction, appealed, released on $1000 bail.
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Boston
Calcedoni Alviti
Charles Tonzi
Florida
Massachusetts
House of Correction
Kansas Forecast and Sale Report Summary
Partly cloudy tonight and Wednesday with slightly colder temperatures in the northeast. Road conditions vary from rough in Kansas City and Coffeyville to good or fair elsewhere including Emporia, Hutchinson, Wichita, Ottawa, Salina, Arkansas City, and Topeka. Green-Up Sale at Douglas Radio.
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Coffeyville
Emporia
Hutchinson
Wichita
Ottawa
Salina
Arkansas City
Topeka
Borealis Halts Radio and Wires Across Nation
Aurora Borealis disturbances interrupted international radio tests and disrupted wire communications nationwide. The first bleed appeared at 11:19 a.m. in New York, then in Chicago a minute later, with intermittent outages on both overhead and underground circuits. The disruption recurred at 12:31 p.m. and persisted until 11:38 p.m. local time.
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New York
Chicago
New Yorki
University critic urges abolition and reestablishment later
The speaker proposes abolishing universities to avoid educating thousands who cannot learn, arguing language learning abroad is faster. He suggests if needed, universities could be reestablished, compares modern academia to a monastery, and critics his own Babbitt persona while engaging with Lawrence staff.
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Lewis
Mr. Sinclair
Lawrence
Babbitt
Seternoon
Kansas City
Sinclair Tiew
Reach Verde Islands Flight Advances to Cape Verde
Franco and fellow Spanish aviators landed at Porto Praya Cape Verde Islands at 4 10 pm after crossing from Gando Bay Canary Islands completing the Canary to Cape Verde hop of 1056 miles. Next leg to Fernando do Noronha off Brazil will cover 1432 miles and be the longest yet. The flight started at 8 20 am Greenwich time. John G Liviz Kansas League of Municipalities secretary heads to South Carolina to assist forming a state league while visiting Cincinnati and Knoxville on the trip. Bargain Sale Douglas Radio.
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Greenwich
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John G. Liviz
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Lawrence
South Carolina
State League of Municipals
Stutz
Cincinnati
Ohio
Knoxville
Tenn
Indictment of 61 inrum syndicate cases in NY harbor
A federal grand jury indicted thirteen coast guardsmen and forty-eight others in a major bootleg syndicate case led by William V. Dwyer. Indictments accuse conspiracy to violate laws, shipping in rum trade, and aallowing unseaworthy vessels to sail. Dozens tied to the ring, with offices in East River Savings Bank Building and Lexington Avenue.
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Thwyer
East River Savings Bank
Feveral
Lexington Avenue
Nicholas Brown
Loatswain
Number 124
Philip J. Coffey
Brown
New York State
Rum Row
Dwyer
John J. McCambridge
William J. Maloney
C. Paul Chartres
St. Cicere
Miquelon
Mr. Buckner
Canada
Dwyer Syndicate
United States
Edward Caperton
Curtis Field
Long Island
Buckner
Fail To Hear Europe In Radio Reception Slump Eyed
Last night radio fans reported worse overseas reception than before with no one claiming a European station heard. Some entrants cited Mexico City reception, but local interference and a poor atmosphere hindered success. A hilltop, isolated receiver setup on the ideal conditions fans seek. Reach Debt Refund Agreement London. Jan. 26 AP A complete funding agreement on Italy’s war debt to Great Britain was reached.
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Mexico City
London
Great Britain
Effort Underway to End Tong Drown Out Strike
Anthracite miners and operators met in joint conference at the Bellevue Stratford hotel in Philadelphia after 8 pm in another attempt to settle the strike. Neither side would comment on the situation before the meeting.
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Philadelphia
Bellevue- Stratford
Merle Smith to Speak at Cool City Planning Banquet
Lawrence chamber of commerce banquet Tonight at 6:30 at the chamber building will feature Merle Smith of Kansas City Mo as principal speaker on city planning and zoning. About 150 reservations had been made by noon. New officers will be installed and orchestra music opens the evening with brief talks from RL Bandit and Paul Dinsmoore.
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Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Merle Smith
Kansas City
Claude Scott
Loval Chamber
Chamber
Paul Dinsnnor
Eugene, Christy and
Waldemar Gelick
K. U
Fina Apts
Smith
House passes bill to create cooperative division in ag department
Washington reports the Hangen bill to establish a cooperative marketing division within the agriculture department passed by the House. It authorizes 225000 for the first year to aid cooperative marketing groups in selling crops. The measure covers products raised on farms and processed or manufactured. Some members argued over scope including hale TS, canners, shoe makers, and cotton goods. others noted original producers of agricultural products as beneficiaries.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
House
Senate
la Guardia
New York
Old Turk Zara Agha to be honored in Constantinople
In Constantinople the famed Zara Agha said to be about one hundred fifty years old will be honored and aided after years of hardship. He is appointed door keeper for the municipal council by the police prefect Emine Bey. He previously hauled freight as a porter with a modest pension from the Association of Humalts. A school clothing display by Memorial High School is shown in Weaver store window featuring silk and wool garments.
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Constantinopia
Zara Agha
Constantinople
Turkey
Association of Humalts
Emine Bey
Zare
Memorial High School
Plans for South Highway Survey Reach Douglas County
Surveyors prepare earthwork and culvert plans for six miles of the South Highway from Lawrence to Ottawa via Pleasant Grove. Work awaits state approval and federal aid. bids may be let or county crews may proceed. Concrete for the Curtis bridge abutment could start today as part of county road improvements. March 1 is targeted to complete an audit of Lawrence city banks by the Kansas League of Municipalities.
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Douglas County
Lawrence
Ottawa
Pleasant Grove
Haals
Curtis
Lawrence City
John G. Stats
Kansas League of Municipalities
James W. Kensett
Mucipal Accomptant
Kansas Ipague
Indicted for Murder in Arkansas Mountain Slayings
Arnald Comer a 14 year old from the mountains was indicted by Marion County grand jury on three counts of murder in the December slayings of Charles Moore fur trader Mrs Sarah Boyd and her infant granddaughter. Comer reportedly confessed after a five day trek and said he killed the baby for crying and Moore because he thought him after him. Defense attorneys consult alienists likely to seek insanity plea.
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Ark
APJ
Arnald Comer
Charles MM. Moore
Sarah Boyd
Boyd
Marion County Grand Jury
First Ae
Comer
Buffalo Creek
Bord
Moore
BIDDLE DENIES STORY OF MURPHY STILL CHARGE
Leavenworth prison warden Ken Biddle refutes reports that Biz Tim Murphy was caught operating a still in the prison garage or that any good time was deducted. He states Murphy has not lost good time, has not left prison walls in five months, and has not violated rules. Murphy will be released at term completion in March after four years, including earned good time.
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A.p.j
Biddle
Tim” Murphy
U. S
Ken Biddle
Murphy
Hodder to Address Legion Post on World Court
Prof F H Hodder from the History department of the University will address the Eti Ferrell Dorsey post of the American Legion at their weekly meeting tomorrow night the talk titled The World Court. Other entertainment is planned. Members urged to attend. Baptists Meet at Newton for four day missionary conference with about 150 delegates present.
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Historyr
University
Eti Ferrell Dorsey Post
American Legion
World Court
Newton Newton
Newton
Gusher May Mark New Kansas Oil Pool
Wichita Jan 26 An oil well five miles northeast of Kingman tested at 2876 feet began gushing at more than ten barrels daily. Oilmen believed it signals a major pool as air rose from the hole after the hit two feet deeper. Fleeger drilled several dry holes before finding oil in Kingman county.
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WY DL Mleeger and
Carter Oil Company
Kingman
Fleeger
Kingman County
Teachers to Meet K U Registration Under Way Today
The Council of Administration of the Kansas Teachers will convene in Topeka as more than 200 new students register for the second semester at the University of Kansas. Registration continues today with expected growth to over 300, while classes begin Thursday morning. Faculty and local educators attend meetings in Topeka with several talks and round tables planned.
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Registon
George
Foster
Ebo
Council For Administion
Kansas State Soute Association
Topeka
Tanl B. Jansen
Topeka Avenue
Otlock
Ppl Smith
Wael
Zoning Talks Advance In City Plan Referendum
City planners and the commission agreed to speed zoning work by presenting a tentative ordinance for open public review. Changes to district boundaries were suggested, with final approval to come after an open session and city commission review. Meanwhile a radio call from England noted and a boxing return match ruling capped other items.
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Lawrence
City Planne Commission
Planning Commission
Nlanning Commission
Planning Amility
City Commission
Legion approves Liberty Post charter amid protest
The charters committee and state executive committee of the American Legion grant a charter to Liberty Post of the American Legion in Lawrence despite objections from several individuals. The Topeka meeting Sunday approved with no dissent. Petitioners and opponents debated at a prior hearing with Preston Prentice and others opposing, while Lauon Melvin and Sam Moyer supported the petition.
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Charters Committee
State Executive Committee
The
American Legion
Liberty Post
American
Legionate
Lawrence
Topeka
Eli Verrell Dorsey
Preston Prentice
T. 8. Mason
C. F. Hagenbush
George K. Melvin
Samuel G. Glarke
Lauon Melvin
Martin LeSner
C. B. Holmes
Walter McClain
J. W. Murray
Sam Moyer
Butchers Seven Hogs At County Home Inmate Supper
County home superintendent G C Sizer reported seven hogs butchered yesterday for the twenty one residents staying at the home. Eighteen hogs were raised and fattened at the county farm this season. The home, built in 1910, is regarded by many as one of the few good county houses in the state.
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G. C. Sizer
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