Spanish aviators launch seaplane Atlantic flight
Spanish seaplane Plus Ultra, under Commander Ramon Franco, began a 1712 mile leg from Spain toward South America. Wireless contact with Fernando de Noronha was reported. the ship is said to be proceeding toward Pernambucos, Brazil, with the commander’s craft in normal condition at 12:40.
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Ternambucn
Brazil
Transcatlantic
Pant Trayva
Cape Verde
Tstenis
Dan
Conmander
Mitnamder
Ramon Franch
Ultra
South America
Ternamners
Brasal
Don Blas
Pee Yambucas
Storm Stilt and Crew Endure Atlantic Tempest
Storms lash the Atlantic as at least five steamships and two schooners are reported in distress. Dozens of liners overdue. weather casualties rise with twenty men lost on freighters and barges. Coast Guard convictions and new school budget items also appear amid a dense dispatch.
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York
Dan
Atlantic
Weather Summary for Kansas and Regions
Forecast indicates snow or rain around midweek and again later with temperatures near or below normal. Kansas sees rain likely tonight or Sunday and colder conditions, while roads vary from good to soft with scattered clouds and light precipitation. The marigold was named in honor of Queen Mary of England.
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Rocky Mountain
Plateau
Kansas
Emporia
Topeka
Hutchinson
Salina
Queen Mary of
England
Dismissal of Penn professor over student injury incident
J Pennington of Doug lass Kansas was fired from the University of Pennsylvania teaching staff after failing to notify authorities about a breach of discs and injury to Charles Jer of Los Angeles, a student. Pennington claimed he thought he was sick from drinking. the case revealed spine dislocation later. Meanwhile, in Sioux Falls, South Dakota, Catherine Rogers and her daughter Vera were convicted of first degree robbery for the Renner State Bank hold up, with sentencing set for Tuesday.
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Philadelphia
J. Pennington
Douglass
Kans
University of Pennsylvania
Charles Jer
Los Angeles
Kessler
Pennington
Sioux Falls
Dak
Tau
Dakota
Catherine Rogers
Vera
Renner State Bank
Rennor
Russia talk outlines Soviet system and family changes
Dr Anna Louise Styrene returned from Russia and spoke at the University of Kansas. She described Russia as similar to America in outward conditions but noted the Communist party dominates politics with about 700000 members and that public property was nationalized and leased to private firms. The Soviet system centers on trade groups rather than residents, with unions handling governance. She cited shifts since the revolution, including looser family rules and increased freedoms for youth and women, and said Russia was near ninety percent prewar production. She also spoke at faculty clubs before returning to Kansas City.
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Russia
Americas
Anna Louise Styrene
Rus
University of Kansas
Strong
Communists Party of Russia
Dr. Iong
Thel'rovernment
Interasia
Lfe
Dr. Strong
Dawn
Rally to a defense of intangible tax
Topeka January 30 A P Representatives from fourteen county commissions met to plan a concerted defense of the intangible tax law. A central national bank of Topeka challenges the law arguing state may not tax national bank stock higher than other private capital. If the court agrees counties would lose large sums.
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Topeka
A.P
Central National Bank of
State rests case in Turner murder trial Kansas City
The State rested in the murder trial of Roy M. Turner for killing Mrs. Dora Gage after her dying declaration of poisoning for insurance. Dr. Davis’s ambulance testimony was partly admitted, with the rest barred. defense to begin Monday with about twenty witnesses. Mrs. Gage, a Kansas City divorcee once connected to Atchison, Kansas, was found dying in a hotel room on March 11, 1924.
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Kansasity
Roy MM. Turner
Dora Gage
Cage
Turner
Harry J. Davis
Gage
Davis
Avill Stark
Residents favor eighteen foot slab paving on North Third Street
Mrs Mina I Dias a North Third Street property owner says most owners prefer an eighteen foot cement slab like on North Seventh Street rather than the usual wider pavement with curbing. She notes garden land near North Third cannot bear the cost and lists several large frontage owners supporting the plan.
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Mina I. Dias
North Third Street
North Seventh Street
North
Mrs. Dias
CO. Mitchell
Mahindra
Riley Rogers
Iy Acres
Annual Banquet of Lawrence Religious Ed Set Feb 11
Lawrence Council of Religious Education announces its third annual banquet at First Methodist Church on February 11 with Rev. Frank G. Richard as principal speaker. Sunday school workers statewide invited, tickets distributed at city Sunday schools and announced at individual churches.
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Lawrence Council of Religious Education
Frank G. Richard
Kansas Council of Religious Education
Richard
Lawrence
Riverside Box Supper at District 22 School
The Riverside school district 22 schedules a hon supper carnival Friday evening February 5. A watchman will guard automobiles at the event and the school grounds.
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Riverside
Petersons Trial to Start Monday in Kansas Case
In Topeka Kansas ex Governor Davis was acquitted of soliciting a bribe while Carl J Peterson former bank commissioner faces trial for aiding Davis in alleged bribery to secure pardons. Judge Hungate overruling demurrer sets trial for Monday with appeal possible to the Supreme Court.
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Kan
Carl J. Peterson
The
Bank Comssioner
Tris
Jongshan M. Davis
Dudge Otis F. Ion-epte
Shawnee
Petersen
Davis
Peterson
Hungate
John J. Schenck
Wingate
Supreme Court
Tung
Kansas
Swi
Anthony J. Ggwald
Hutchinson
Wussett. Davis
Russell Davis
W. Pullman
la Crene
Governont
Plan State Meet by State Teachers Association in Topeka
The state will hold a two day meeting in Topeka with the Council of Administration of the Kansas State Teachers Association. Sessions include devotionals, speeches by Rev. L T Wells and Agnes Smith, and discussions on school publicity. Lunches, music, and committee reports are planned. election of officers will occur during the business session.
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Topeka
Council of Administration of
Kansas State Teachers’ Association
Church of Nazarene
Eighth
Topelli
T. Wells
Church of the. Nazarene
Toneka
Sonrano Sole
Agnes Smith
Boards of Education
J. FE. Adgerton
A. C. Smith
Augusta
Thiscussion
J. C. Lord
Eastern Illinois State Teachers’ College
Charleston
Jlinds
Ane R Place
Frank I. Edson
L. T. Wells
Church of the Nazareniec
Rayerend Connete
Hari
Simoreland
Stahl
Lens
T. Montgomery
U.S. Health Service
Colder Weather Predicted For Kansas City Area
Forecaster Fr Connor predicts colder weather for tomorrow with a low near 36 degrees and a potential drop to 80 by Monday morning. The region yesterday recorded the winter’s highest nightly low at 44 degrees despite no polar air wave expected.
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Kansas City
Jen
Fr. Connor
Revere
Connor
Kiwanis Meet Hears Call for Permanent Clinic Basis
At a Lawrence Kiwanis gathering with members wives and physicians present Dr Francisco and Dr Harrington urged setting the city clinics on a permanent basis. They emphasized mental health family stability orthopedic care and community work to transform dependents into independents while ensuring convenient access for parents.
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City of Law‘yonce
GC. B. Francisca
Harrington
Tirer Baptist Church
Warrington
Franciscs
Kansas City
Lawrence Clinic
Francisco
C.B. Holmes
Kiwanis Club
Lawrence
Jennie Daw
The
University School of Fine Arts
MacDowell
Kansas City man linked to jail escape plot in Topeka and Boise
Frank Hall alias John Vonositch, a Douglas county jail escape plot suspect, was arrested in multiple cities. Sheriff Cummings filed fingerprints with the Washington bureau, confirming Hall’s identity with arrests in Topeka, Topeka, Boise Idaho and Salt Lake City. Vonositch remains jailed on highway robbery and auto theft charges with potential additional escape charges. A separate note mentions inheritance tax repeal debate opening in the Senate. A marriage license was issued to E T McFarland and Ethel Mac Allin. Funk's Ambulance phone listed.
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Frank Hall
Alais
John Vornocsitch
Kansas City
Douglas County
United States
Wot. Cummings
Bureau of Investigation
Washington, D
Voirnoesitch
Cummings
Washington
Topeka
Euraska
Boise
Idaho
Salt Lake City
Utaly
Varnoesiteh
Ieee Wiesusie Ne
Bossie Case Up Opens February Kansas Court Docket
The February term of court convenes Monday at 9 am with jurors to report. On the criminal docket are State of Kansas cases including C. F. Bossie for bigamy in district court for the third time. Other defendants face liquor violations grand larceny statutory and narcotics charges as listed for Monday Tuesday and Wednesday. The Bar association plans a Monday morning meeting for further case settings and, given schedules, rapid dispositions are unlikely.
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State of
Kansas
C. F. Bessie
Louis Brown
Casey Hapy Cowen
Lula Lewis
Ollie Kerr
Ord Clingman
Clarence Cooper
A. J. Hazlett
Jerry Scott
Jehan Vornoesiteh
Murray Porter
Roawersork Theater
James McManuz
Ford
Murray
Bar Association
K U Club On Tour for Missouri Valley Glee Contest
The University of Kansas glee club, 32 members led by Prof. Larremore, plans four concerts next week including Wichita for the Missouri Valley Intercollegiate contest. Lead singer Justus H. Pugate will perform Lamp of the West, with Ivan Roberts conducting a yet unnamed piece and Palmer Stevens directing love songs. A Kansas City to Wichita rail pass offers one and one half fare reductions with a certificate.
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Missouri Valley Intercollegiate
Wichita
University of Kansas Club
T. A. Larremore
Wellington
Augusta
el Dorada
Kansas City
Merchants Bureau to elect chairman at Chamber luncheon
Secretary Claude Scott announced that the Merchants Bureau will elect a chairman for the coming year at the Chamber of Commerce weekly luncheon Tuesday noon. All members are urged to attend and participate in the program planning forum afterward. Mrs. T Z Smart to speak on the pre school child movement during the meeting. A separate item reports three miners killed when a 300 ton rock fell at Cardin mine in Oklahoma.
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Merchant's Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
Claude Scott
Merchants Bureau
Scott
T. Z. Smart
Lawrence
Smart
Miami
Oklawan
Velie-Lion Iead
Cardin
British Troops Leave Cologne for Wiesbaden
Cologne January 86 British troops complete occupation duties with a salute to the Union Jack then depart Cologne for Wiesbaden at 4 pm. French troops evacuate Bonn university town while Duisburg and Homberg are evacuated. Tonight bells ring across the Rhine region with planned celebrations tomorrow.
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Cologne
Wiesbaden
Bonn
Rhenish
Duisburg
Homberg
Great G. O. P. Day Rally Defends World Court Policy
In Topeka Kansas on January 30 1 500 Republicans gathered in the Capitol City for the Kansas Day celebration marking the sixtieth fifth birthday as speakers defended World Court policy and federal aid for highways. Frank W Mondell Wyoming praised the permanent international court while William M Beall urged states rights and rejected federal highway funding as paternalism. The crowd cheered at calls for national self government.
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Wan
Capitol City
Kansas
Ls Club
Calvin Coolidge
Charles Curtiz
Arthur Capper
En Juwulen
World Court
Fournier Cans van Frank W. Mandell
Wyoming
Permaent Court of International Justice
Mr. Mandell
Cong Mal
Ate
United States
Europe
Beall
Fairview Parent-Traders meet and plan February 12
The Fairview Parent-Traders gave a good showing at a meeting led by O. J. Lana county superintendent. After the program light refreshments were served. The group will meet February 12 and host a community Valentine party and an old fashioned spelling bee. Forty KU students promoted to KU School of Medicine for second semester. Atwater Kent Radio-Hanns.
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Fairview
O. J. Lana
University of Kansas
K. U. School of Medicine
Rosedale
O. O. Stolen
School i Medicine
Ministers Invited to Kansas University Lectures
Chancellor Lindley invites all Kansas denominations to an Institute of Religious Workers at the University of Kansas February 16 17 and 18 in connection with the annual religious lectures. Principal speaker Dr Albert Parker Fitch of Carlton College will address several university gatherings and broadcasts will air Fitchs talks on NPR for those unable to attend.
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State of Kansas
Lindley
University of Kansas
Albert Parker Fitch
Cariton College
Carlton
Harvard College
Union Theological Seminary
Boston
Andover Theological Seminary
Amherst
Beuca
Frank’ Richards
Topeka
Kansas Council of Religious Education
All-Unity
Frank Arnolds
E. J. Lindley
Mitch
S. B. Braden
Kansas University
The
Christian Church
Evanston
Edward Hislop
Doctor Fitch
NPR
Bank president shoots robber during failed heist in St Joseph
Frank Bergman, president of North St. Joseph Bank, shot and killed an unmasked robber who entered the bank with a gun. The suspect, who had gathered about $38,194, was killed when Bergman fired five rounds at the vault handle as the door began to close. The robber was not identified.
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St. Joseph, Mo
Frank Bergman
North
Interstate Bus Slips After Colliding With Wagon
An Interstate bus driven by O Thompson skidded into a wagon on the Victoria highway west of town this morning. No one was injured on the bus. The wagon man W Elkin and four bus passengers escaped harm. The bus ran into a ditch after striking the wagon and a window was broken. A Lawrence special bus retrieved the passengers.
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O. Thompson
W. ¥. Elkin
Vietore
Elkin
Lawrence
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