Respect for United States sanctions looms after pact end
Washington notes Japan must pay for U S rights as the 1911 commercial treaty expired. Officials say U S can raise duties or embargo Japanese imports if discriminatory actions continue, while Tokyo shows signs of a more accommodating stance. Non treaty status adds leverage for Congress and the president.
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Japan
United States
Hull
China
Roosevelt
Congressi
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Pittman
D-Nev
Schwellenbach
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State Department
King
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Great Britain
Thomas Chosen to Succeed Borah in Idaho Senate
John W. Thomas of Gooding Idaho will fill the late Senator William E Borah's vacancy in the U S Senate Gov C A Bottolfsen appointed him last night Thomas a livestock man and banker previously served in the Senate after Frank R Gooding s death He pledged to avoid war and cited Borah s influence during four years as a colleague born in Kansas Thomas has been a state Republican official and a former land office registrar and school administrator in Kansas and Idaho
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Boise
Ida
John W. Thomas
Gooding
United States Senate
Idaho
Thomas
C. A. Bottolfsen
William E. Borah
Frank R. Gooding
Kansas
Senate
James P. Pope
Borah
Washington
National Republican
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Bortolfsen
Prairieview
Kaw
United States Land Office
Colbyean
Kansas State Normal
Great Bend
Phillips
Warned About Broadcasts in Germany
Berlin authorities warned Germans not to listen to foreign broadcasts and cited long jail terms for violators. The warning covered alien residents as well and noted capital punishment in aggravated cases. Music and news broadcasts from neutral countries are banned.
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Berlin
Reich
Beaux Arts Ball dazzles with diamonds and glass at New York party
At the Beaux Arts Institute ball in New York City on January 27, guests viewed up to 10 million dollars in diamonds on display for charity. Real gems drew attention to Mrs. Adolph Spreckles and prominent figures including the Marquise de Cuevas and Junius Morgan, while a Bronx salesgirl in a 37.28 diamond grapes costume stole the show with a bold entrance.
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Beaux Arts
New York City
Beaux Arts Institute
France
Adolph Spreckles
San Francisco
Marquise de Cuevas
Rockefeller Sheres
Junius Morgan
J. P
Lorelei
Theodora Caruso
Bronx
Professor Le Simmering Dies in Boulder
Prof Le Simmering 55 longtime head of Colorado University mechanical engineering department since 1936 died yesterday in Boulder. He formerly taught at Kansas State College and was a noted educator and engineer.
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S. L. Simmering
Boulder
Colo
le Simmering
Colorado University
Kansas State College
Extra Cinderella showing by Children's Theater group announced
Mrs Deal Six director announces an extra Cinderella showing for those kept away by bad weather. The performance is Saturday February 3 at 2 p.m. in Liberty Memorial high school auditorium with doors open at 1 30. Tickets on sale at the door. Jenny Wren families return to the stage and a farmer who was turned away can attend. County Superintendent Harold Fisher endorses the educational value for schoolchildren.
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Children’s Theater Group
Deal Six
Liberty Memorial High School
Oor
Jenny’ Wren
Harold’ Fisher
Properties Returned to Jesuits in Spain Decree
Madrid officials publish decree restoring Jesuit order properties valued at 30 million dollars expropriated by the state. The note also mentions a tax figure related to crude oil, linking the war era fiscal measures to confiscations and revenue.
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Madrid
Spain
Perioblicate
Losses From Exmouth and Grenville Sinking Revealed
The British destroyer Exmouth with 188 aboard was sunk by mines or torpedoes on January 21. Within 24 hours the destroyer Grenville, with 76 dead, was also lost. The admiralty announced both incidents, Grenville on January 21 and Exmouth three days later.
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London
Exmouth
Admiralty
Grenville
Succes ses At Sea as German War Effort Pressed
German high command says Western scouting and artillery activity and patrol flights persist. It notes sinking of over 20 000 tons on January 25 and a submarine sinking two steamers from a British convoy off Oporto Portugal. British denial of two British ships sunk that day is reported.
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Berlin
Atlantic
Oporto
Portugal
Galicia
London
Baldwin News Social Notes and Illness Roundup
Dr W H Webster improves after ten days illness. Dr Harry Webster of Ottawa visited his parents. Mrs Leonard W Waring spent Sunday in Topeka at the Methodist Home where Mr Waring is in critical condition. Mr and Mrs John Keohane of Overland Park visited Baldwin with Mrs Keohane’s mother and sister. Miss Sylvia Randel of Kansas City visited her parents Mr and Mrs Edward Ran. Mrs Roy Clary is at Dream Haven caring for Mrs L M Powell, brought from Eustis Florida with a back injury from a fall. The Rumsey ambulance from Lawrence met the train in Kansas City to take Mrs Powell and daughter.
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Harry Webster
Ottawa
Leonard W. Waring
Topeka
Waring
John Keohane
Overland Park
Baldwin
Keohane
T. J. Keohane
Ruby Keohane
Sylvia Randel
Kansas City
Edward Ran
Roy Clary
Dream Haven
Virgil’, Wood
Rumsey
Lasvrence
Baldwin Notes and Local Transfers Across Regions
In Baldwin News this week many moved connections noted. Darrell Oliver funeral in Pittsburgh Pa mentioned with Pearl Jackson memory. Locals attend hardware convention in Topeka and college business in Kansas City. Rev E L Geyer returns from New York while Mrs Geyer visits LeRoy. Bobby Chubb missed days due to illness. Prof Irving Bartley resigns Baker music post for New Mexico Las Vegas NM. Civil service trainings and salesmanship classes planned with term starting February 1.
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Thomas Gilbert
Baldwin
Minnie ’Ainley
Darrell Oliver
Pittsburgh
Oliver
Pearl Jackson
C. E. Francis
Gore City
L. B. Dobbs
J. Wilbur Koonce
Topeka
Walter Brown
Carroll W. Ridgeway
College
Kansas City
E. L. Geyer
Monmouth
N. Y
Morrill
C. W. Flickinger
Baker School of Fine Arts
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Las Vegas
N. M
Baker
Kansas
Organists Guild
Baldurin Rotaryamh Af
Baldwin Town Says Goodbye to Esteemed Couple
A Baldwin teacher will not accompany her husband to New Mexico but plans to join him soon. The entire town expresses regret at losing this estimable couple.
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Baker
New Mexico
Baldwin
Local Social Roundup Names Visiting Families and Guests
Mr and Mrs Robert Schellack hosted a card party for Frank Mignot family from California John Vitt of Hesper and others. Ray Holmes and children of Lawrence dined with William Reetz and family. Alvin Reetz visited Floyd Ott in Eudora. Road conditions caused school closures and several children stayed home weekend.
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Frank
Mignot
California
John Vitt
Hesper
Charlies. Vitt
Charlene
Handa Pfleger
Ray Holmes
Lawrence
William Reetz
Lorene
Elmer
Kansas City
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Wayne Vitt
Otto Mignot
Charles Vitt
C. Caird
Linwood
Allison
Alvin
Reetz
Floyd Ott
Eudora
Katherine Reetz
Roy. Holmes
Frank Mignot
JoAnn
Barbara
Howard Caviness
Arvey
Schellack
Rosalie Schellack
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