Stimson Takes Up Philippine Office
Manila March 1 AP Henry S Stimson New York lawyer and secretary of war under Taft today assumed as governor general of the Philippines succeeding General Leonard Wood The inauguration at Luneta followed his arrival in Manila and he urged Filipinos to focus on economic development while noting that future relations rest with the United States He promised to seek harmonious cooperation under the organic law guiding the islands government
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Manila
Mar
Henry_Stimson
New York
Taft
Philippines
Leonard Wood
Stimson
United States
Luneta
Manila Bay
Will Head Glee Club President and Business Manager
Abilene senior Lewis A. Mears was elected president of the Mens Glee Club to succeed Iv an L. Roberts who has withdrawn. Mears, a three year member and current business manager, is an honor student in the school of business and is helping finance his studies. Professor Larremore called the election unusually honorsome, noting Mears will serve as president and business manager simultaneously.
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Lewis A. Mears
Abilene
Secool of
Mens Glee Club
Ivan L. Roberts
School of Business
Mears
Clab
T. A. Larremore
Roberts
Lowden and Smith Entered as North Dakota Presidential Candidates
North Dakota filed petitions on the last day for the presidential primary. Frank O. Lowden of Illinois and Alfred E. Smith of New York were listed for the Republican and Democratic preliminaries. A separate petition sought Smith on the Democratic ballot for March 20. Harrison Garnett, Republican national committeeman, delivered Lowden’s personal declaration to the secretary of state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bismarck
N. D
Frank O. Lowden
Illinois
Alfred E. Smith
New York
Gov. Smith
North Dakota
Lowden
Harrison Garnett
Colby Divorce Case Draws Comment From Mrs Colby
New York reports quote Mrs Bainridge Sedgwick Colby saying her husband Bainridge never seems to get what he wants after his Paris divorce denial. Winifred Sackville Stoner Sr denies engagement rumors about her daughter Winifred Sackville Stoner II. Stoner, a former child prodigy now 26, has married twice.
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New York
Mar
The
New York Daily News Today
Res
Bainbridge Sedgwick Colby
Paris
Bainridge
Daily News
Winifred Sackville Stoner
Colby
Winifred
Tomarry
Winifred Stoner
Montana Gets A Quake In Bozeman Area
Residents reel from a lasting earthquake scare believed to be the strongest since a 1924 event that damaged property. The tremor struck at 3 38 PM Wednesday, with durations estimated from three to ten seconds. Also reported, Lawrence High School vocational agriculture classes pruned fruit trees at the F S Butcher farm as part of a class project and planned early spring sprays.
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Bozeman
Mont
Mar
Montana Power Company
Lawrence High School
Butcher Farm
William Esseck
Major Cygon to Speak at Lawrence Junior High Assembly
Major J. R. Cygon, professor of military service at the University of Kansas, will address the seventh grade assembly at Lawrence junior high school tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cygon
J. R. Cygon
University ‘of Kansas
Lawrence Junior High School
SPEAKS TO KIWANIANS BY COL GUY GREEN AT FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
Col Guy Green of Kansas City spoke to Kiwanis members at their weekly luncheon on the theme Do your best with what you have. He cited Theodore Roosevelt on perseverance and told of Arnold Martins turning a small Nebraska farm into a noted example of intensive farming. Green, formerly a newspaper man, now serves with the Presbyterian Board of Christian Education and has led Linwood Boulevard church classes. He will also address a women’s meeting at 3 pm tomorrow at the Presbyterian church.
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Col
Guy Green
Kansas City
First Presbyterian Church
Kiwanis Club
Colonel Green
Theodore Roosevelt
Arnold Martins
Nebraska
Lincoln State Journal
Presbyterian Board of Christian Education
Green
Linwood Boulevard
Presbytrrian Church
Presbyterian Church
Lindbergh Receives Woodrow Wilson Peace Award
Colonel Charles A Lindbergh is named recipient of the Woodrow Wilson peace award and $25,000 medal alongside Viscount Cecil and Elihu Root for contributions to international friendship. The award honors flights that improved U S Latin American relations. presentation date to be announced.
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New York
Charles A. Lindbergh
Viscount Ceoil
England
Elihu Root
Woodrow Wilson
America
Woodrow Wilson Foundation
Viscount Cecil
World Court
Lindbergh
United States
Deaths and Funerals Aaron Stull 76 Lecompton KS
Aaron Stull aged 76 of Lecomp ton died early today at St Luke s Hospital in Kansas City. Funeral services will be announced later.
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Aaron Stull
Lecompton
St. Luke's Hospital
Kansas City
Brea Rams
Ater
Funeral for Faye Moon Held at Funk Mortuary
Funeral services for Faye Moon were held yesterday morning at %:30 o'clock at Funk mortuary with Rev. C. M. Puls officiating. Interment followed at Oak Hill Cemetery. Mr Moon was formerly employed at Lavery grocery, 1401 Massachusetts Street.
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Faye Moon
Funk Mortuary
Rev. C. M. Puls
Oak Hill Cemetery
Moon
Lavery Grocery
Massachusetts Street
Daytona Trophy Awarded to Campbell for Speed Record
Captain Malcolm Campbell received the Daytona Beach silver trophy in Washington on March 1 from Vice President Dawes in the vice president's office with the British ambassador and a Florida group present. Campbell also met President Coolidge and ambassador Howard. He noted Coolidge showed interest in his Daytona Beach speed run of 214 mph and asked about safety precautions for drivers and spectators.
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Washington, Mar
Malcolm Campbell
Daytona Beach
Fla
Dawes
Campbell
Coolidge
Howard
Mrs Coolidge Visits Northampton Mother Ill in Hospital
Mrs Calvin Coolidge arrived in Northampton Massachusetts at 9 30 a m to visit her mother Mrs Lemira Goodhue who is ill at Dickinson hospital A White House aide said Mrs Coolidge would stay at least a week at the hospital officials reported Mrs Goodhue had a comfortable night Elizabeth Brodhead traveled to Fort Leavenworth to visit Major and Mrs Charles Busbee
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Northampton
Mass
Calvin Coolidge
Lemira Goodhue
White House
Elizabeth Brodhead
Fort Leavenworth
Charles. Busbee
Ives to lecture on Television at Engineers Convention
Dr Herbert E Ives will speak on Television at the Kansas University auditorium Monday night as part of the engineers convention activities. A moving picture screen will illustrate the lecture and a show sequence will follow. Attending groups include Ottawa university students Topeka party and ninety from Kansas City with a special luncheon planned in the new cafeteria.
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K. U
Herbert E. Ives
Ives
Schenectady
Doctor Ives
Lawrence
Dr. Ives
Ottawa University
Topeka
Kansas City
Open House Firms Listed In Sun Blocks Trade Feature
A Sun newspaper roundup lists firms signed to hold open houses in the Massachusetts area. Names include Round Corner Drug, University Book Store, Newman Shoe, Peirce Piano, Walters Hat Shop, Gerrard's Bakery, Hartwell & Grandstaff, Royal Shoe Store, and several others such as Teese Meat Market, Tilt Clothing, Ernst & Son, and Shimmons Stitchers.
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Massachusetts
Round’ Corner Drug Company
Her's
University Book Store
Newman Shoe Company
Newmark's
Peirce Piano Company
Sol Marks “& En
Walters
Gerrard’s Bakery
Ll. W. Greene
Hartwell & Grandstaff
Skofstand
S . Atlantic
Pacificlanders’ Jewelrs
Royal Shoe Storery
M. Grocery
Glen Carter
Tinuk & Green
Modern Shoe Srey
Zinger Sewing Dachine Company
Schaefer Brothers
Meranaid Cate, Cocke
Help Yourself
Virginia Imi
Pioneering Oregon Robins Find Juniper Berries Too Potent
In Central Oregon the first robin of spring dies after eating abundant juniper berries. Experts say the berries taint the birds with gin like flavor, producing death from overindulgence. Bend reports and local humor frame the tale as a botanical cause and fate for Robins, with light satire on Prohibition era ideas.
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Oregon
Portland
Ore
Pacific Oceania
Lindbergh Arrives in Boston for National Education Meet
Colonel Charles A Lindbergh landed at Boston airport at 10 53 a m from Schenectady with Mrs Evangeline Lodge Lindbergh arriving soon after They plan to attend a National Education Association meeting where Mrs Lindbergh will receive a gold key emblem life membership The event follows a brief five minute visit before departure Forensic Meet at K S A G Manhattan Kans AP The fifth annual interscholastic forensic meet will be held April 13 at Kansas State College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts under the public speaking department offering six divisions including one act plays
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Boston
Mar
Charles A. Lindbergh
Schenectady
Evangeline
Lodge Lindbergh
Lindbergh
Department of
National Education Association
Association
K.S. A. CG
Manhattan
Kans
Kansas State Agricultural College
G.O.P. campaign funds and Sinclair testimony continues
Former Republican officials describe a complex web of securities and bonds linked to the national committee. Hays testifies that Sinclair delivered 260,000 in securities in a package in New York, with conflicting recollections on prior contributions. The testimony touches on oil leases and withheld details, while unrelated social and community notices fill the rest of the page.
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Continental Trading Company
Republican National Committee
Hays
Continental Trading
Sinclair
National Committee
Walsh
Democrat
Montana
de Hays
New York
Newark
Vatican Librarians Praise U S Libraries Study
Vatican representatives Enrico Benedetti and Carmelo Scalia completed a six month survey in the United States praising public access to libraries. They admired the US cataloging system at large and noted the Library of Congress and Philadelphia’s public collection as exemplars. They highlighted round the clock open libraries and easy access to volumes amid American practice.
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Vatican
New York
Vatican Library
Rome
United States
Enrico Benedetti
Carmelo Scalia
Library of Congress
Washington
Carnegie Endowment Fund
Baldwin News item overview with local events and obits
Mrs J O Osborne returned from Garnett after attending the seventieth anniversary of a Methodist church and the funeral of Manford Scoonover on Sunday. She was joined by grandchildren Jane Osborne and Marjorie Anne to see Tony Larg's Marionettes at Centenary Hall. Mrs Ella Allderdice, Helen Wilson, Harriett Osborne and Cline Allderdice visited Kansas City for a day of shopping. Marion Louise Williams missed school due to illness. A fire damaged the roof of a house occupied by Miss Dorothy Traylor and her mother, caused by a defective flue. Mrs Clark of Lawrence visited Baldwin to see Betty-Lou Clark and attend Tony Sarg's Marionettes. Mrs W T Johnson of Bushong stayed with her sister Mrs Fletcher Hunt. Mrs W J Williams shopped in Kansas City. Baldwins plan to hear Maude Royden in Lawrence on Friday. Mr and Mrs Merle Hitchcock welcomed a baby girl born Tuesday morning February 28 in Topeka at the home of Hitchcock's parents. Thomas Hitchcock and family are paternal grandparents. Thomas A Evans Baker University alumni secretary will travel to California and the western states with Baker alumni clubs. Mrs Evans will accompany him.
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Williams
Grove Street
Wallace B. Fleming
Edith Jenks
Topeka
Thomas. A
W. B. Fleming
Frank E. Wolf
Kansas City
Othe Points
Missouri
Fleming
W. M. Clark
Billy
Ottawa
Scott
Edward Cragoe
Kensington Club
Byron Nice
Louise
Baldwin
Nice
Baby
W. A. Uhl
Trinity Lutheran
Dr. Uhl
Tony Sarg
Centenary Hall
Senorita Bliss Petez
National College
University of Minnesota
Wildcat
Edward Marion Johnson
Department of Journalism
United States
Margaret Windhett
Gladys Campbell
Vinland High School
Edward Kinzer
Kensington
W. H. Webster
1Sth
Stoneking
M. J. Stoneking
Robert F. Wilson
First Methodist
Calvin E. Holman
Maldwin
Lee Lewis
First Congregational Church
James O. Scott
Charles ‘£. Beeks
John Ruchty
A. E. Burgtoff
Newton
Iowa
R. A. Wilson
Fike
Wilson
James
Aliderdice
Coldwater
Dorothy Deel
Mary’ Margaret, Williams
Allie Gayle
Parmenter
Betty Buright
Ann Kelly
Vinland
Jin Baldwin
Helen Deel
Centenary
Hall
J. O. Osborne
Garnett
Methodist Church
Manford Scoonover
Osborne
Jane Osborne
Marjorie Anne
Tony Larg
Ella Allderdice
Helen Wilson
Harriett Osborne
Cline Allderdice
Marion Louise Williams
Dorothy, Traylor
Monnday
Clark
Lawrence
Betty-Lou Clark
Wood Hall
W. T. Johnson
Bushong
Fletcher Hunt
W. J. Williams
Maude Royden
Merle Hitchcock
Rough but orderly hockey echoes referee control
A sports writer notes that ice hockey, though rough, remains disciplined under referees. After melees the official ejects players with little protest, reflecting Canada's law-abiding sports culture. The piece corrects a claim about American-born players, noting Billy Burch was Yonkers born but moved to Canada as a baby.
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Canada
Taffy” Abel
William Spring
Yonkers
N. Y
Billy Burch
New York Americans
Burch
CHOOSE GLEE CLUB MEMBERS Twenty-three Junior High Boys Are Added to Club Roster
Twenty three boys were selected for the Junior high school boys glee club after a recent tryout. Miss Hazel E Lynn directs the junior high glee clubs. The selected list includes Edwin Anderson Robert CrIsler Kenneth Bunn Edwin Cummings George Flint Everett Godfrey James Hall Wilfred Hatfield Damon Jameson Chovd Herrin Leslie Kuhn Alfred Keller Burton Lewis Kenneth Longanecker Billy Mackie Donald Metzler Willard Parker Mike Pennock Galen Post Carl Reuter George Russell Ralph Shulytz Roland Wallis.
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Hazel E.lynn
Edwin Anderson
Robert
Crisler
Kenneth Bunn
Edwin Cummings
George Flint
Everett
Godfrey
Janes Hail
Wilfred Hatfield
Damon Jameson
Chovd
Herrin
Leslie Kuhn
Alfred Keller
Burton Lewis
Kenneth Longanecker
Billy Mackie
Donald Metzler
Willard Parker
Mike Pennock
Galen Post
Carl Reuter
George Russell
Ralph Shulytz
Roland Wallis
Real Estate Transfers In Waukesha and Lawrence Areas
Pearl Maude Richardson and husband of Waukesha County Wisconsin transfer to Thomas F Connole and Luz Gonnole of Douglas County Wisconsin. Richard Randell and wife of Baldwin and Clara G Elston of Lawrence Wisconsin transfer to Maggie Randell of Baldwin. James W Smith and wife of Lawrence transfer to Vanroy W Miller of Lawrence with NE quarter sections and SE quarter tracts cited in dates 5-13-20 and related references.
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Pearl Maude Richardson
Waukesha
Wis
Thomas ‘F
Connole
Luz Gonnole
Douglas
Wis Swwu
Richard, Randel
Baldwin
Clara G. Elston
Lawrence
Maggie Randel
Lot
New York
St. Lawrence
James W. Smith
Vanroy
Ww. Miller
SE44
Lawrence Juniors Prep for Ottawa Clash in Final Game
Lawrence junior high basketball coach L R Perry led a fast workout as the team readies for a Friday night game against Ottawa at Ottawa. The juniors, 7 victories with one loss, aim to extend their strong record after a decisive prior win at Lawrence. They also head to the Topeka junior high tournament starting in March.
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L. R. Perry
Lawrence
Ottawa
Ceim
Pete
Topeka
Merch
Fire Damages Power Plant in Kansas City
A morning fire at the Kansas City Power and Light building at Fourteenth Street and Grand Avenue caused extensive damage to the structure and its contents, with losses estimated at 350,000. The blaze largely affected the basement and origin undetermined.
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Kansas City
Mar
Kansas City Power and Light Company
Fourteenth Street
Grand Avenue
Poultry Meeting Tonight in Kaw Valley
The Kaw Valley Poultry Improvement Association holds its monthly meeting at the Chamber of Commerce tonight at 7 o clock. Changes to the constitution will be discussed and officers elected. Full attendance urged.
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Kaw. Valley Poultry Improvement Association
Chamber of Commerce
Stolen bicycle found after missing report
The Elgin bicycle reported stolen from the city library by J R Good of 1116 Connecticut street was recovered abandoned at 901 New York street this afternoon by police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Good
Connecticut Street
New York Street
Jury verdict favors defendant in Peters versus Cole case
In district court this morning a jury returned a verdict for defendant Albert H. Peters in the case Peters versus Cole. Peters had sued for eighteen thousand dollars in damages after an automobile driven by Frank Cole struck him in January.
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Albert
H. Peters
Frank. Cole. Peters
Cole
Four Men Taken to Lansing Penitentiary in Last Court Term
Undersheriff R. R. Rutherford and Deputy George Reed escorted four prisoners this afternoon to the Lansing penitentiary. Archie Level, a persistent violator of the reservoir laws, Gordon Strode found guilty of assault with intent to kill, and Ted Richardson and Clayton Johnson, forgers, were the men sent to the penitentiary.
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Langi x
R. R
Ruther
Ord
George Reed
Lansing
Archie Level
Gordon
Strode
Ted Richardson
Clayton Johnson
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Leaver
U. S. Libraries
Baldwin News
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Laird ‘Bros. Livestock Com. Co
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