French Cabinet Resigns Amid Financial Clash Over Measures
Paris reports say the French cabinet decided to resign amid disagreement on financial measures to be introduced. A cabinet meeting is planned tomorrow to draft a statement explaining the retirement reason, with no clear indication of the new cabinet’s composition.
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Paris
Cabitet
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Lamurcey
Pho Shimher
Summerrayk
Jane
Caf
Re Cent Gener
Mebinet
Enna
Sven Rewnuidite
Uren
City Plans Paving Expenditure Tomorrow
City will spend about 24000 for paving work set to begin tomorrow. A dig will be made to access utilities, and completed street upgrades will be cleared for use. The Tennessee Company has about 10000 due for work on Kentucky Street and related properties.
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Tennsey Company
Tews
University
Kentucky Street
Hilalomds
Joe Nailey Resigns from Police Force
The article notes Joe Nailey resigning after a long service as a police officer. It describes him as an efficient member and his replacement plans under the commission. Details about the resignation are limited, but the tone confirms a formal departure from duty.
Kansas Girl Wins National Essay Contest Title
A fourteen year old Kansas student, Aimy Coon of Skidmore, wins first prize for an essay on flight and road safety in a national contest. Director Login Per of the United States Office of Public Services presided over the ceremony in Washington.
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Washington
Ahird
United States
Aimy Coon
Sampoof
Trial of Wilinston woman on hand dishdand charge
Mrs Patton a negress from Wilinston formerly at Misvaly was arrested today on the charge ofKDline her dishand. She pleaded not guilty and was released on a SLANG head. A hearing set for Jane. Me Wise of Wallington Kansas involved in the case. Washington notes interstate commerce committee Norris resolution seeks action against New York Central line for Sherman Act violation. Cluh hosted Meier friends with Troubadours program and card games later. Mr and Mrs Jack Lawrence moved to new home on hic Btreet.
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Wilinstan
Misvaly
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Andy Holes
Jane
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Wise
Wallington
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Washington
Anne A
New York Central
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Hic
Arson by Suffragists Strikes Parish Church
A suffragist arson attack damaged St Marys parish church at Warcrave, about five miles away. Remains of a tower and stone walls were scorched, with a partial ancient register and church ornaments found beside the van. Local chamber and literary items were rumored lost in the blaze.
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Henley
Maew
Warcrave
Lo Chaveh
Mediation panel warmed to constitutionalist input
Mediators show willingness to hear constitutionalists before final terms. United States aims to include the Constitutionalists in negotiations, and the move has impressed the mediators who view it favorably.
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U. S
Meetings To Discuss Bards At Tomorrow High School
Many meetings are planned to discuss school improvements and a special election. A large vote is expected. organizers seek public input tonight at the Lutheran church and tomorrow at the Diaker’s hall as twenty member committee oversees campaign logistics and booster efforts.
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Tal
Urenevih
Orlook
Dieker’s Hall
Origi Committee
Tiventyetare
Telseliowl Mig Committee
Hite Cmpaign
Patriotic Sermon and Veterans Parade At Local Event
Weekend gatherings featured a community sermon by First Methodier elareet and Proh Bi Wolfe premiering in strong display. Veterans marching presented dress uniforms as crowds thronged the area. A later report notes arrests for petty hereany as police handled disturbances during a Saturday evening scene near Wheatland.
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Wolfe
Wade
Conrade
Amick Heads to Topeka for Supreme Court Arguments
Amick will travel to Topeka County Raorney LS this week to attend the Supreme Court session. The case O. R. Tearey vs The Kappa sorority is set for Tuesday followed by the Hinshaw case on Saturday. He will also argue the Eudora bridge case during the visit.
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Amick
Topeka County
Raorney LS
Benson Wins IM First Skirmish In Court Fight
A disrupted hearing ends with Benson recognized by city officials after a tense session. The court plans to transfer the matter to a later commission meeting as officials weigh rights and duties.
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Benson
North Side Meeting on School Bonds Draws Interest
Residents north of the river plan a meeting to discuss a proposed school bond issue. The gathering aims to inform voters about bond provisions, how funds would be used for building projects, and the approval process ahead of the election. Local officials urge participation.
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Tiegh
Dwients
Navtle Lawrenc
Ate
Tdealy Achuol
Neler Ee
Third Ward Meeting Discusses School Bond Issue Tonight
Third Ward residents and area patrons gather at Trinity Liberal Church tonight to discuss a bond issue for new school buildings. The meeting aims to inform voters, with emphasis on the bond’s impact and eligible participants in the ward.
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Third Ward
Seliwets
Trinity Liberal Church
Selvel
Seeley
Fire department gets $1042 apportionment
An apportionment of 1042 dollars for the relief fund was issued Saturday by the state superintendent’s office. The amount marks an increase from last year and is allocated to the fire department relief fund.
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Fire Department
Lawrence High School Annual Details History of the Year
The Lawrence High School annual presents a history of the past year with features on the Red and Black, student activities, and school life. About 500 copies were printed at five cents each. the volume includes 73 pages with ads and features faculty, editors, and student reporters.
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Lawrence High School
Lawrence Phieh
Hie High School
Buelowt
Minghell
Public exhibit of student furniture work opens Wednesday
Many hand made examples of furniture will be shown to the public in a final exhibit by the domestic art and manual training departments of the high school. Five student works include chairs tables and porch swings with other household items. The display runs Wednesday through Friday in the manual building with models of class work and free hand drawings.
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Awill
Laerrevon
Severe hail storm hits Barker neighborhood
A powerful hail storm struck the Barker area yesterday around early evening, dumping heavy ice across fields and ground. Strong winds toppled a chicken house and uprooted several trees, with oats and wheat damaged. the storm was brief and localized, per George Kielards reporting.
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Strick
George Kielards
On to Chicago Kan sas track squad heads east
The Kansas track team announces it will send a contingent to Chicago next Saturday for a meet. Hazen Rubh Edwards Cissna Fiscick and Henderson or Davis are under consideration by Manager Hamilton who said he is prepared to decide which of the better men will be sent.
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Hazen
Rubh
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Fiscick
Henderson
Davis
Mamilton
Storstad Captain Refuses Blame In Empress Collision
The Storstad ship captain asserts he did not pull away, stating fog and confusion surrounded the Empress of Ireland collision. Witnesses describe signals exchanged and relief crews confronting harrowing moments as authorities review the events and warrant proceedings.
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Kendall
Empress
Anderson
Montedad
Redatal
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Hintipeek
Coan Mace Railway
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der Hediatt
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Herauve
Collier
Treland
Governor Accused in Private Aid Suit Denial Read in Court
In Shawnee county circuit court the governor denies charges in a $2815 aid suit involving Topesa Kap and others. West testified she read about a conviction and said a private companion handed letters alleging the governor struck.
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Mee Sf
Soverney Dledees
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Hwas
Shawnee
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Suliwinis
Assantr
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Esame
President Predicts Prosperity With Clayton Trust Bill
The president reiterated belief that prosperity would come with reforms and said the Clayton trust bill aims to curb labor privileges not granted by law. He stressed the measure clarifies labor rights while removing exemptions granted by court decisions and denied that labor privileges extend to other organizations. In other brief items, rain fell in spots, a liquor seizure occurred, a new water filter was installed in California, and marriage licenses were issued with Chancellor Strong set to speak at Southwestern College.
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D.C
Jame Lp
Wilson
Washington
Eversult Mexica
Lin N .Gation
Manta
Clayton Trust
Labor
Siven Priviles
Pan Smtp S
Army Worm Threat Looms Over Farms Says Professor Dean
Attacks reported in Kansas and nearby counties as army worm spreads to wheat, corn, and alfalfa. Professor S J Hunter of Kansas University relays warnings and prescribes poison bait mixes, kerosene sprays, and arsenic treatments, urging rapid action to minimize damage before harvest.
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Paris
Ereen
Hunter Wern
Fennel Lamb
Bn Agricult College
Kant
Pans
Iorliet Patel
Eliaé
Tieany Pralisser
Antoe
Tmokory
le Kapsas
Aerie Faral Gruese Furs
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