Communists in Moscow Issue Anti American Proclamation
The Third International, based at Moscow and linked to the Soviet government, denounces United States imperialism. Joseph Stalin agents guide the effort as it appeals to workers and peasants of oppressed nations to resist American control over Latin American resources and oil fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mogeow
Jan
United States
Ita
International
Seiz
Moscow
Third International
Joseph Jalin
Communist Party
Russia
Mexico
University of Kansas Freshmen Enrollment Springs Up
The University of Kansas opened its second semester with about seventy five new psychology entrants and seventy two former students registering. Enrollment in liberal arts and sciences begins tomorrow, with regular classes Thursday. About 2,500 of 4,000 students, roughly sixty percent, are in the college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University ‘of Kansas
K. Ud
School of Liberal Arts
Sciences
Merning
Reg‘ular
Lberal Arts
Movers relocate Slicker Brothers to North Side garage
The Slicker Brothers move from 229 Ely street to a new garage at 737 New Hampshire Street near Motor Row. Built by Will Pendleton, the old site is vacated as the firm, dating to 1910, expands. Dickers relocate operations as the transition proceeds in morning hours. details include previous address and ownership notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slicker Brothers
Motor Row
Manpshire Treet
Dicker Brothers
Hamshire Street
Raph
Rudy Dick
Will Pendleton
Picker Brothers
Ely Street
Forfeitures in Police Court Report
Werd Wolf forfeited a 35 bond by failing to appear in police court this morning to answer a charge of violating a traffic ordinance. Bil Green forfeited a 16 bond on police court this morning by failing to appear on a charge of being intoxicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Parklawsis
Henee
Dhea
Mable
Par the, Inc
Wolf
Arkansas
Boltte
Wesser
Voigles
Sokine
Tha House
Citiek
Shiikers
Montgomery
P. the
Belfer
Dodge City
May Stop Hornsby Deal Ends in Uncertain Stock Vote
St Louis area reports President Breadon may cancel the trade sending Hornsby to New York Giants after refusing to buy at 103 a share. Hornsby claims his stock rights as a minority owner could elect him to the board. outcome depends on remaining stockholders and meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Rogare Hornsby
St. Louis Cardinal
Sant -Hreadon
Hornsby
New York
Giants
Frank Frisch
Jimmy Ring
Breadon
William Fyfe
Sor Hornsby
Hornsbys
Postdot
Sacasa says U S Marines may fire on Liberals in Nicaragua
Dr Juan Sacasa head of the Liberal government in Puerto Cabezas declares that if U S Marines suspend hostilities they would have to fire on Liberals and kill hundreds of Nicaraguan citizens to support Diaz in 1912. He notes defeats for Conservatives and warns of Marine actions unless blockades end and supplies resume. He calls settlement of internal troubles a sacred duty of the Nicaraguan people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puerto Cabezas
Nicaragua
Juan’ Sacasa
Bny
Associated Press
United States
Diaz
General Diaz
Managua
Sacasa
Red Cross
Othe
Grande
Diaxas
Deaths and Funerals in Tulsa and Kansas City
Funeral services for Russell Schwarz killed in an accident at Tulsa were held this afternoon at Rumsey Bros. chapel with burial at Oak Hill. Mrs. William Stockert, 86, dies at 500 North Street. services to be at North Laeses Church with interment at Oak. Charles Dunser, 71, dies at Kansas City hospital. funeral arrangements pending. formerly employed by Union Pacific at Fourth Street crossing. Low infant mortality mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Schwarz
Tulsa
Oklo
Rumsey Bros
Dve
Paul B. Lawson
Opky Hill Cemetery
William Stockert
Jmrs
Yesterdy
North Street
Stocket
Arthur
Raymond
Doris
Jones
Charles’ Dunser
Charles Dunser
North Third Street
Hospital
Kansas
Cryty
Unser
Union Pacific
Fourthy Street
Lawrence City Records Show Low Mortality in 1925
Washington dispatch reports Lawrence had the lowest mortality among U S cities last year with only nine deaths. City clerk records indicate twelve children under one year died. Plawrence suggests 1925 figures, not 1926, as the year reflected. National totals are unavailable. New York reports 65 deaths. Chicago, Philadelphia, Detroit show higher counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avdispatch
Washington
Lawrence
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Tate
Marriage Licenses Recorded In Fragmented Report
Marriage licenses were issued for several couples including R. Re Miles of Law and Louise McClung of Sayonburg Kansas to William Knight and Ottell, both colored of Opel. The notice mentions issuance by St Clayborn and notes Edwin Young left yesterday for Columbia. Gabwh appointed to attend government school of infantry at Fort Ben Hue. The school is held smiths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Louise McClung
Sayonburg
William
Knight
Ottell
Opel
St Clayborn
Lawre
Edwin Young
Columbia
Government School of Infantry
Fort Bena
Music for Rotarians entertains with varied performances
A Rotary Club program featured Mrs Gilbert Kell on piano and whistling, Lana Rankin with songs and guitar, Evelyn Swarthout with Rhapsody in E minor and a Heller piece, and University of Georgia glee club members Wilby Starr Bob Durand and Hubert Lee performing popular tunes. Clea Wilcox and Aglo phonists closed with Moonlight and Roses. Miss Stover accompanied on piano. We Davis, visiting from Georgia, shared a humorous true fish story after speaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert’ Kell
Lana Rankin
R.C. Rankin
Evelyn
Swarthout
Heller
Wilbiy Twink
Starr
Bob Durand
Hubert
Hub
Lee
Glee. Club
Asa Tinaleheore
Durand
Clea
Wilcox
Aglophionists
Miss Stover
Lambda Psi convention opens at Ripon College in Wisconsin
The national journalism fraternity Lambda Psi meets at Ripon College in Ripon Wisconsin for the first Greek letter convention at the school. Walter Eckernall Bruce Barton H L magazine editor and Professor W G Bleyer judge the college paper contest. Daria Kay national president presides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ripon
Wis
United Press
Lambda Psi
Ripon College
Venelave
Walter Eckernall
Bruce Barton
WV. G. Bleyer
University of Wisconsin
Daria Kay
Madison
NEW CHINESE DISORDER WITH LOOTING REPORTS
AP dispatches from Shanghai report new disorders and looting of foreign properties in the upper Sangtse valley. Mobs reportedly attacked three British firms in Changsha, Hunan, and prisoners include a Yale in China College doctor. Foreign vessels at Ichang were seized to aid nationalist movements downstream toward Hankow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Yan
Sangtse
Changsha
Hunan
Treaeurer
Yale
China College
Ichang
Feking
Danijal
Hankowaa
Transfer to Topeka and court testimony in Browning case
Court proceedings reveal Mrs Frances Browning sobbing as she denies a past relationship with a married man while Sam B. Maris is reassigned to Topeka to manage the main seven Topeka Stores. Miller Schlendering takes over the Lawrence store and partnership changes ripple through the local business scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances (Peaches) Eure
Gromant
Epstein
Browning
Sam b.\Maris
Topeka
Lawrence
Miller ‘Schlendering
and Morris
Fifteenth ‘Street
Schlendering
Morris
De Soto Community News Mixes Winter Life and Local Tidings
De Soto notes long idle sledding and coasting joys calm after ice and snow. Community reports include visits to Kansas City, school basketball losses, a missionary talk by Rev. Patterson, a teachers meeting in Johnson county, and local families hosting relatives while others recover from illnesses.
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Leighs
odMigs
Berenice
Jamesindi
Rel Jones
Soto
Bonner Springs
Katsas
Marie Welch
Perry Neuse
Kansas
City
Linda
Maggie Freeman
Wright
Wheela
Grace Hospital
Walter Osborne
Abeompair
Mr Nease
Freeman
Robert Osborne
Appen
Osborne
Dye
Sts
Will Bels
Plist
Perry “Nease
Anita
Heyy
Marl Noteman
Waltes Ossborne
Liswete Olathe
Martin
Kates City
Ernest
Sizman
Thay Comotchors
Taylor Martin
Roy
Warean
Bernard
May
Aya Gardner
J. Sheldon
Harry Golden
Rex Palrer
Vernies Welch
Jobb M. Whitelaw
Russell
Abeealena Idsrett
Roscoe
Collins
Ottayua
L. M. Jewett
Johnson County
Olathe
Wprincipal
Cross
de Soto Pligh
Migs Blanche
Holloway
Higheachool
Robert Alexander
Topeka
John Patterson
Euler Iseill
Robert
Alexander
Atone
Louis
Cecil
Koons
Kansas - Cuy
F. S. Koons
Wrank- Rhodes
Henley
Pittsburg
Maggie
Plummer
Prairie
Hays
DeSoto
Mabon
de Soto
Gardner
Yyere
Wade
Mrsicholin Giebener
Anneert T
Nev. White
Paras
New
Mexico
De Soto Area Sees Students, Events At Midweek Meeting
Community notes describe a crowded gathering with De Soto students and guests from Kansas City. Attendance includes Miss Barbara Oling, Miss Jean Mas, Mrs. Halderman, and others. local schools discuss nine month terms, athletics, and a pending levy amid county tax debates and a planned nine months school year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midland
S CuaNeajaca
Charles
Myr. Johnson
Kansas City
Roy Taylor
Ted
Carthage
Ray
Wress
Okla
Ding
Seddys Harbison
West
Be Soto High School
de Soto EL
Sande
Ayas
Érheols
Kaw
Valley League
Feagruc Ari
Man Ae Font Springs
Wilbon, Linwood
Eudora Hyd
Cinger County
Rome
DeSoto
Santa Fe Railroad
Marion Center Social Roundup Reflects Busy Week
Mrs Helsapple hosted visitors including Mrs Rhodehammer and Mrs Raible on Sunday. Various locals like Frank Lutz John Schmit and JC Miller hosted or joined dinners and calls through Monday. Hospital and family visits appear among notes with names such as Roy Dodder and Lloyd, highlighting community ties in Marion Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helsapple
Rhodehammer
George Raible
Simons
Kay Dodder
Eglces
TS Cha
Oehrlé
Wi Io
Roy Dodder
Pra
Ats
Lloyd
Jones
John Miller
Sand Floyd
Simon’ Pent
Ny Chen Tiew
Nick Ding
Efor
Wm. Jingery
Pani
Fractured Narrative of Local Social Duties and Illness
Fragmented reminiscence details multiple local residents including Miller Albertina, Mrs. Dodder, and John Desque with illness, hospital visits, and social calls. It notes neighborly aid during convalescence, dinners, and Sunday gatherings, plus transportation difficulties due to drifting roads and car sharing among families.
Pleasantly ried and giadosit Heious and royal entertainment
Mr and Mrs lersand hosted a crowd at midnight with children present as a wire was stretched across the alley near Eighth and York streets. Officers Vogler and Bowers removed the wire. The notice thanks friends for sympathy and floral offerings after the death of Mrs Katherine Holt. Mr and Mrs Holt spent the winter away from Flat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ried
Lersand
Ce Raible
Henry
Rand
Foe
Aldwin An
Doha
Ne Gray
Park Hetzel
Eighth
York
His
Vogler
Katherine
HOLT
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Searveta J
K. U
Pointenraiming
Tariq
Dan
Inter-Allied Military Control Committee
Marshal Posh
Germany
Rontier
Slong
Konnigsburg
Nour- Etrin
Plogan
Sohes- Epons
Celata Ap
Dick Mulling
Dudge'o. H. Daugherty
AXE
DEAL
Pt Carding Blrd
Ripon, College
Lamba
Psi
Upper
Yangtze
Vyahou
Enporia
Gleerhen
Emporia
Asher
Washington . Henry
H. Asher
Washington, D.C
Anal Id Lifes Insurance
Yanks
New York Yankees
Miller
Taylor
Sam
Kan
Derick
Sedgwick
Senate
House
Breadie
Edwards County
Secretary of State
Burton
Wyandotte
Police
Customs
Washington, Yan
Herrick
Oregon
Galen
Ware
De'soto
Marion
Joe
Tagore
John
Ottawa
Ervin Dodder
Sub Baldwin
Griffen
Dodds
Ant
Playne
Alberta
Paul
Floyd
Ybert Smith
Htheie
Fraser
Buller
Nes
Mriv
Myr
Alentha
Sin
Hus
Wn. Faw
Baldwitz
Clifford Faw
Albert
Smit
Merle
Juanita
John. Schmit
Lou
Iling
Maichel
Wendel Simon
G. Ochrie
Simon
Uuton
Drine
Sean
Will Fawl
Jon Baldwin
Male
Elsie Redd Caine
Seltdal
Ihag
Butterfield
Betty
Geoil_ Fishburn
Theorning
Afterfield i
John Dodder
Mr and Mars
Chas Butterfield
John Desque
Frank Simon
Nick Simons
Maxhie
Chas. Simon
John Mitte
France
Paul Case
Brockton
Maza
Tee
Lawrence Overland, Co
Masa
Omer
National’ Bank Safety
Merchants National Bank
Krister, Schipp, McCormack
Whiteman
The
Revelera
Edz
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