Still Hope For Arms Agreement
Washington reports President Coolidge remains hopeful for a five power naval arms limit treaty. Favorable replies from Great Britain and Japan are noted, while France and Italy are unfavorable. A three power pact is considered unlikely though possibilities are kept under review. The White House says proposals focus on armament limits, not broad reductions.
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Washington
A. P
Coolidge
Great Britain
Japan
France
Italy
White House
Mr. Coolidge
United States
Whitehead Involved in Pan American Flight Ongoing
Newinn Kansas March 1 AP Mrs artis C Whitehead wintering here received a cable from her husband Lieutenant Whitehead who escaped a serious Pan American army plane disaster. He sustained a sprain from a prior parachute jump and will rail to the west coast then sail to Panama to receive a new plane. He will fly to Venezuela and join the remaining ships, then proceed via Asuncion, Rio Janeiro, and back to Port Rico, Havana, and home to Washington.
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Newinn
Kans
Artis C. Whiehead
Lieetheant
Fanama
Venemuela
Eather
San Francisco
St. Louis
Asuncion
Deatle
Bueno Aires
Bolivia
Rio
Janeiro
Venezuela
Portin Rico
Wavana
Washington
Side Track Dam Bill Stalled by House Steering Panel
Washington March The Republican steering committee definitively sidetracked the Pirite toliaeous Boulder Canyon dam bill for this session. With the measure thrust aside in the senate and facing a renewed filibuster if reintroduced, House leaders call it a waste to invoke a special rule. Supporters plan another attempt next session.
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Washington
Mar
House
Boulder Canyon
Senate
Colorado River
Unrevealed US Note Delivered to Mexican Foreign Office
An important U S government note, not public in character, was delivered to Mexico's foreign office by Arthur B Lane, first secretary of the American embassy. Washington said a new note was prepared but officials refused to disclose its subject, noting it had no relation to the oil and land law dispute with Mexico City.
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Mexico City
United States
Arthur B. Lane
Washington
Mar
Mexico
Sedan and Truck Collision at 17th and Vermont
A sedan driven by Mrs. Roger Williams collided with a Triudi um truck at the corner of 17th and Vermont today. Williams was traveling north on Vermont as the truck moved east on Seventeenth turning into Vermont. Neither driver had time to avoid impact. No injuries and only damaged fenders and broken lights reported.
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Roger Williams
17Th
Vermont
Weather forecast unsettled with cold spell and possible snow
Weather forecast shows unsettled conditions through Wednesday with a colder trend. Expect wintry mix and snow across parts of Wichita with improving roads as the night cools and precipitation tapers.
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Wichita
Senate Tangled in Own Rules Angers Dawes
Washington report notes Senate chaos over rules as Vice President Dawes leaves the stalled reform push to senators. A clash erupts between the administration prohibition reform bill and Senator Reed’s resolution to defend his campaign funds committee. Dawes admits the rule fight is too much and withdraws. Senate clamps down further on cloture to move the prohibition bill ahead.
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Washington
Senate
Dawes
Reed
Missouri
The
Moses
New Hampshire
Bill
LaFollette
Wisconsin
Heavy March Snow Hits Midwest and Plains
Snow blankets Kansas and surrounding states with depths up to ten inches in Pittsburg and Ottawa. Temperatures fall to near zero in Wyoming and Colorado, while Texas and Gulf states see rain and warming trend. The forecast predicts more springlike weather ahead amid ongoing political delays in the Senate over Reed resolution and prohibition debate.
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Kansas City
Mar
Middlewest
Salina
Dodge’ City
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Pueblo
Colorado
Montana
Havre
Oklahoma
Texas Panhandle
Texas
Gulf States
Topeka
Kant
Kansas
Pittsburg
Dodge City
Tate
Goodland
Lowes
Coffeyville
Mercury
Kansas Cities
Concordia
Hutchinson
Peka
Wichita
Ottawa
Pittsburge
Parsons, Kah
Weather Recorder
Wis
Students claim six suits swindled by Bow man
Five members of Beta Phi Sigma fraternity accuse A H Bowman of posing as a Grand Avenue Style Center Clothing representative in Kansas City. He took measurements from the men and accepted old suits as faith, but two weeks passed without delivery. Investigators Wright of Sedgwick and Taylor of Seneca found no store or private office at 1815 Walnut, and police now handle the case.
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Beta, Phi Sigma Fraternity
Grand’ Avenue
Center Clothing
Inansas City
Bowman
Orville Wright
Sedgwick
Kan
Award Taylor
Seneca
Wright
Atv
Walnut
Kansas City
Lady Colonel House Wins in Oklahoma City
Mrs. O. O. Hammonds nicknamed "Colonel House" by opponents is said to have whipped the state senate into line and will continue as confidential secretary to Gov. Henry S. Johnston. A resolution calling for her dismissal was tabled yesterday.
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Colonel House
Oklahoma
City
A.P
O. O
Hammonds
Senate
Henry,s. Johnston
Parole Revoked for Walter Whiteside Over Chicken Theft
Walter Whiteside had parole revoked after a district court hearing this afternoon. He previously pleaded guilty to a similar charge and had been on parole.
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Whiteside
Walter Whiteside
Will Seek Refund for Penalties in Leasing Case
New York officials report Pan American Petroleum and Transport Co will seek congressional reimbursement of about 11 million dollars plus interest tied to hill naval reserve development work. The Supreme Court voided leases as fraudulent, forcing the company to refund government money and oil funds. the firm claims 20 million dollars in cash and expects repayment.
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New York
Mar
Pan -American
Petroleum and Transport Company
Hill Hills
Naval Jou Reserve Development
United States Supreme ‘Court
Congress
Mnust
Washington
Jay
Truck Weight Ordinance Set To Enforce Tomorrow
City commissioners announce a new truck weight law to take effect tomorrow with a grace period. Heavy trucks may be unloaded after weighing to meet limits of 13 500 pounds on solid rubber tires, 17 000 with cushion tires, and 18 500 with pneumatics. Speed limits vary by tire type from 10 to 15 mph, with pneumatic trucks allowed up to 72 mph for passenger cars in certain cases. Authorities from Haskell and University notified, cooperating to protect streets.
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Haskell
University
C. W. “Carma
Johns
Sol
Final Push For Reapportionment Bill In House
March report from Washington notes a final effort to pass a reapportionment bill. The Republican committee voted to call up the measure as a legislative move. Representative Tilson of Connecticut led the drive for re apport ionment of current house membership under terms of 1930.
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Washington
House
Ing
Tilson
Washington Congress in Session Reviews Miscellaneous Bills
Congress meets at noon to consider a mix of bills and a miscellaneous report. Special Master Hughes presents testimony in a case heard today in Washington.
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Congress
House
Hughes
Case
Daugherty Case In Jury's Hands At New York Trial
Hedeel Court, New York, March, reports the jury has begun deliberations in the conspiracy trial of former cabinet member Harry Daugherty and Thomas W. Miller, alien property custodian, accused of defrauding the United States of seven million dollars from seized American Metal shares. Deliberations followed a lengthy prior deadlock in the first trial.
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Hedeel
New York
Mar
Harry Daugherty
Harding
Thomas W.miller
Daugherty
Miller
United States
American Metal Company
Seizure of 100 Chinese soldiers by U.S. ship reported
Washington reports that the U S. steamship Pigeon seized 100 Chinese soldiers who had disembarked from the Standard Oil vessel Mei Nung at Sankow. No reason was given for the seizure. Shanghai notes serious dissension between allied northern armies defending the city against Cantonese forces. Cablegrams from both Chinese factions endorse the Porter resolution for independent American action and were released by Dr Alfred Sze.
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Washington
Mar
Mei Nung
Navy Department
Shanghai
Sun
Alfred Sze
Eugéene Chen
Wellington Koo
Peking
Porter
House
Sze
Kansas U Hold Tryouts For Missouri Valley Oratorical Contest
Speakers at the University of Kansas compete tonight at 8 in Central Administration Auditorium for the Missouri Valley oratorical contest. Contestants include freshman J Kenneth Seltzman George Chaines Rice Lardner John Elting Carl Garanson and others. Boyer, last year's state winner, has not yet entered.
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University of Kansas
Missouri Valley
C. E. Buehler
University ‘Department of
J. Kenneth Seltamann
Kansas City Star
George Chaines
Rice Lardner
John.Elting
Carl ~Garanson
John Boyer
Boyer
Kenneth Seltzman
Lincolln
The
Statesman
John Elting
George Chamos
Carl Garanson
Lardner
Town Faces Demand Over Bridge Plans Error
Topeka bridge firm still seeks 1600 dollars from the city citing several inches in plan errors. City Attorney Ge Stewart and City Engineer Det Hough say the company bore extra labor and material costs due to faulty construction and already paid for the city’s mistake. The firm admits fault but blames the city for the defective box.
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Topeka
Ge Stewart
Det Hough
Cee
City Steam
the -Bridge
Governor Fisher Certifies Senator Elect William Vare
Governor Fisher issued a new certificate of election to Senator elect William S Vare. The document replaces the earlier Pinchot certificate certified to the United States Senate. Harrisburg Pennsylvania. Mary AP reports the move as official action in the state capital.
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Harrisburg
Penn. Mary
Fisher
William $.Vare
Pinchot
United Rane
Senate
Afhat
Follies man denounces revue business plans
A theatre figure, Rayshé, criticizes the revue business as corrupt and plans to withdraw. He says out of town visitors and madness cause present troubles. Next year’s follies will resemble traditional musical comedy with a plotted story, per Florenz.
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Rayshé
Fllorenz
Duel of Canes Ends in Assault Charge in New York
Charles Carrington, 55, of Chicago, arrested for allegedly assaulting Campbell Carrington, 22, in a midnight cane duel over alleged alienation of his wife's affections. Colonel Carrington held on $1,000 bail after arraignment in West Side court as the injured man received scalp laceration treatment at Poly Clinic Hospital.
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New York
Edward Carrington
Chicago
Campbell Carrington
Colonel Carrington
West Side Court
Dawyery John
Mel Alans
Carrington
Campbell
U Harold, Meeker
Silverton Isolated By Snow After Weeks of Isolation
Denver March 1 The town of Silverton Colorado remains cut off from the world after more than 48 hours of heavy snowfall. Slides ranging from ten to 100 feet block highways and railroads. Telegraph and telephone lines are strained but open. Rail officials fear a month will pass before traffic can resume. Locals aid by snowshoe transport as state and Wyoming celebrate sizable snowfalls improving agricultural prospects.
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Denver
Mar
A. P
Silverton Colo
Highiays
Silverton
Wyoming
Sentenced to be shot in Russia for 1918 atrocities
Commander Theodore Volkoff head of one of Admiral Kolchak's regiments was sentenced to be shot for alleged wholesale atrocities against red army supporters in 1918. He, age 74, faced claims that 309 victims were thrust into a single mine shaft. His counsel argued revenge for seizure of cows by red army men.
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Sverdlovsk
Fremerny
Ekaterinburg
Russia
Chmmander
Theodore Volkoff
Admiral Kolchak
Red Army
Volkoff
Dismissal of impeachment charges urged for judge
Washington March 1 AP House Judiciary Committee recommended dismissal of impeachment charges against Federal Judge Frank Cooper of the Northern New York District. The panel said allegations of unfitness could not be grounds for impeachment and noted the action should not be seen as approving all of the judge's acts.
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Washington
Mar
Frank Cooper
New York
House Judiciary Committee
Coloper
la Guardia
New
York
Knobel High Teachers Strike After Superintendent’s Firing
Teachers at Knobel High School walk out following the resignation of Superintendent L. E. Briggs who was fined $9 on an assault charge for whipping a pupil. The dispute began last Friday after Briggs disciplined a neighbor’s Roy, a 2 year old, who had lingered after pleading to go home.
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Roy
Talks On Action To Preserve Game In Kansas
A Kansas legislature measure creating a state forestry fish and game commission was discussed at a Chamber of Commerce meeting led by A L Scott, urging long term planning for fish, forest, and wildlife preservation. The bill would require hunting licenses for residents over 18, create a three district commission plus governor appointees, hire wardens, regulate seasons, and oversee lake use, forest management, and wildlife hearings. The speaker also stressed migratory bird care and noted support for Kansas schools and the state board of regents despite ties to Arkansas University and Pittsburg.
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Kansas
A. L. Scott
Fzaak Walton
League
Crawford
Chamber of Commerce
Fish and Gameswarden
Covernor
inKan- Sks
State Board of Regents
Pittsburg
Akansas University
Callege
French Play La Poudre aux Yeux Presented At Liberty High
A morning assembly at Liberty Memorial High School staged La Poudre aux Yeux a two act French play by Labiche Martin. Members of Le Cercle Francais and Trench Club performed with Rachel McElhinny Christina Nylund providing a peasant dance and a group of girls singing. Dorothea Simons offered a play description and the cast included Malinglar Jasephine Jaeq main Renner Madame Ratinois-Beauly Dreyer and others with Audrey Bunke as maid.
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Pismo
Solo
Dorothea Simons
Oo Ata Malinglar
Jasephine Jaeqmain
Monsieur ‘Malinglar
Lallott Renner
Taimieling “Matinghir—lsther
Madame Ratinois
Beauly Dreyer
Fredéric le Tatinois
Plan A New Church at Trinity Lutheran Meeting
A congregational meeting at Trinity Lutheran Church last night authorized a planning committee to select an architect for a proposed new church at Thirteenth and New Hampshire near the old Altemannia house. The committee, A Abel, Aye Olson, W L Hastie, J Stabeck, and Rev Charles Puls, will present complete plans to the congregation and construction will not start without explicit authorization. March 17 marks the church’s 60th anniversary. A church supper served by the L S A preceded the meeting, about sixty attending.
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Trinity Lutheran Church
Thirteenth
New. Hampshire
Altemannia-house
Abel
Aye. Olson
W. L. Hastie
J. Stabeck
Charles of
Puls
Buyx Thudium Market Brothers Acquire Lawrence Meat Shop
The Buyx Thudium Market brothers purchased the meat market from Arthur Jung, who ran it for about thirty five years. Ralph and George Beal have operated in Lawrence for many years and will continue at their current locations under the Thudium name with the same policies, Jung staying on at Union Pacific.
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Rthur
Jung
Thudium
Ralph
George
Beal
Lawrence
Union’ Pacific
Italian aviator begins thousand mile hop to Buenos Aires
From wartime dispatches: Brazilian authorities say commander Francesco De Pinedo, the Italian aviator, left at 10 o clock this morning for a thousand mile flight to Buenos Aires. Cars washed. Atwater-Kent radio, Hanna named in report.
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la Nacion
Brazil
Francesco de. Pinedo
Buenos Aires
President names new Radio Commission nominees
President Coolidge sent to the Senate the nominations for a new radio control commission. William H. G. Ballard of Pennsylvania for six years. Caldwell of New York. Eugene J. Bellows of Iowa for three years. John D. Pillow of California for two years. Sykes and Bellows as Democrats. Ballard a rear admiral. Caldwell editor of Radio-Retailing. Dillon supervisor of radio operations in San Francisco. Sykes formerly Mississippi Supreme Court justice and former director of the Gold Medal Radio station in Minneapolis.
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Coolidg
Senate
Pennsylvania
Caldwell
New Ve
California
Sykes
Bellows
Repub
Ullard
Reed
Dillon
San Francisco
Thessippi-Supreme*court
Colone
The
Gold
Meilal
Minneapolis
Religious education talk heads Lawrence supper
Mrs Ethel D Higby Kansas City weekday religious school superintendent to speak at the Lawrence Council of Religious Education chicken fry supper at the Methodist church next Monday March 17 at 6 30 pm Tickets available from various presale outlets and church offices Proceeds aim to gauge local attitudes toward religious education and the fall start for Lawrence courses Denominational training will cover ethics history and related topics invitees include Junior high parents and residents from nearby towns Rev Charles A Puls urges attendance
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Ethel D.higby
Kansas City
Laurence Council of Religious
Methodist
Monnday
Gorriil
Nancy
Cher
G. A. Richard
Lawrence
Cer
Eas
Carr
Charles A. Puls
Puls
New Credit Guide Warns Readers of Rating in Publication
A confidential credit guide soon to be published in Lawrence will list readers names with a credit rating. The guide will mark prompt pay slows pay or poor pay, influencing how merchants view customers. Readers are urged to settle back bills to maintain a good rating.
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Lawrence
Banker's body found in Verona bank vault
The body of H. C. Bione, cashier of the Mariners and Merchants' States Bank at Verona, was found in the bank's ransacked vault. Authorities reported all funds missing after the front door was nailed shut and the rear door left open. Officials breached a brick wall after the vault combination failed.
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Fargo, N
H.C. Bione
StatesBank
Verona
An Error in Figures in City Debt Report
A telegraph-like error in a 1920 city debt column misstated totals. The corrected figures show the 1920 total debt excluding school debt at 996 thousand 953 dollars and 43 cents, with 1924-25 at 1 million 22 thousand 49 dollars and 20 cents, and another figure at 1 million 345 thousand 87 dollars and 49 cents.
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TL. G. Stevenson
South Side
Improvement Association
Pridal
Kans. cattleman dies after week illness near Bellune
A Kansas cattleman and rancher, 48, died at his home near Bellune after an illness of a week. Hogan, of a Hartford Connecticut family, graduated from Yale and moved west to join the cattle business and Kansas Livestock Association, leaving a mark as a leading figure in the industry.
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Cansas
Bel- Lune
Hogan
Hartford, Conn
Yale
Kansas” Livestock. Association
North Third Street Rezoning Considered by City Commission
The city commission voted unanimously to adopt the planning commission’s recommendation to rezone North Third Street to business from residence, affecting the 2000 block between Mississippi and Indiana. The West half of Block 18 in Lane's Addition remains residential, while a 100 foot depth on both sides near Perry to North Street is rezoned. Stakeholders argued for and against the change, with Mayor Holliday urging public input before final ordinance publication.
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North Third Street
Mississippi
Indiana
Third
Toma
Perry
Ihs
Perry Too North
Iba
Addie
Buckminster
Mohundro
Okesisan
North Third
Ralph Hubgeil
Tepper
Instea
Comedy The Second Generation to Be Presented at College
A musical comedy titled The Second Generation will be presented at the college. Liberty Memorial High School glee clubs will introduce the production with students from the choir and dance units among the leading performers. Directors Helen Pendleton and Flor Stebbins supervise, with Catherine Crissman-Rence overseeing the stagecraft. Evelyn Swarthout will be pianist as students audition for roles continue.
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Glee Clubs of Liberty
High Scharch
Fianist
Bearsals
Helen Pendleton Ist
Flor Stebbins
Tra
Catherine — “Crissman” Rence
Buy a Chevrétez a difference every day
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