Protests Rise Over Civil War Actions in Shantung Province
Shanghai dispatch says Kuomintang news agency reports a protest to Japan over alleged Japanese conduct in Shantung while American missionaries choose to stay at posts amid factional hostility. Widespread destruction and martial law disrupt commerce as Chang Tsung-chung seeks support and reinforcements from Liu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Kuomin
Nanking
Foreign Office
Cirder
Shankung
Chefoo
Chigs
Shantung
Oun
Trenton
Hery
Livn
Chang Tsung-Chung
Chang
Liu
Lin
Hheath
Pe Ze 15
Sixteen Mexicans Executed Over US Mine Killings
Sixteen Mexicans were executed for the alleged murder of American mining officials W. M. Underwood and G. Europe in Guanajuato, Mexico. Federal troops dispatched a bandit group after abducting the two Americans last week, killing ten bandits in a two hour battle and capturing two others. Ambassador Morrow protested to the Mexican government, which pledged efforts to pursue the attackers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Underwood
G.urope
Guanajuato
Morrow
Jones Bill Awaiting President Signature
AP report notes Jones Hill bill in both houses awaiting the President's signature to become law. The measure would set penalties for prohibition violations including five years in prison or a $10,000 fine or both. It was introduced by Senator Jones Reed and debated amid wets and drys divisions in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eton
Jones Hill
Jess
Jones Reef Washington
Senate
Exploding Lantern Kills Man and Wounds Sister
Wichita Kansas March 1 AP Pat Monckton of Derby Kansas died in a local hospital from burns after a lantern exploded. His sister Mary Ella was carrying the lantern when it exploded and flaming oil burned the man but not her. Leavenworth course Leavenworth Kansas March 1 AP a three month Army staff school begins March 17 with officers from 26 states and Porto Rico to join. After the course officers return to inactive status. Nine sleepers at City and Wine sleepers were given shelter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kan
Pat Monsketon
T. W. Monckton
Derby
Mary Ella
Leavenworth
Kans
Command and General Staff School
Army General Service Schools
National Guard
States
Porto Rico
Gas heating appliances and gift shop bargains noted
A 1920s style ad column highlights Gas Office showcasing new gas heating appliances praised as clean and convenient. Virginia May Flower and Gift Shop features Italian lamps and reductions while Rankin Drug Store advertises a compact sold below regular price. Omaha Hat Works offers shoe refinishing and repair services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunny
Virginia May
Virginia May Flower and Gift Shop
Shopping With Peggy Prim Spring Porch Shop Guide
A breezy shopping roundup highlights spring fashions and home care. New York Cleaners offers rug cleaning at 2.15 for a 6 by 4 size while retailers promote jewelry, hats, lingerie, and greeting cards. Local shops like Weeye ER'S Green Hat Shop Roby'S and Dainty Robbin Shoppe showcase durable pieces and on trend accessories, with Blue Mill Sandwich Shop praised for service. Bullock Printing offers Get well cards and invitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
GREEN
Glenn Community News Highlights From Topeka Trips
Glenn school notes reflect Washington birthday program and pupil activities. Local families report shifts in residence and health, with Irene and Billy Parrish moving between Topeka and Lecompton, and updates on Glenn, Brown, and McCall households amid flu and schooling changes. Public notices include a February farm sale and Larkin Club gathering postponement due to road conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Starr Glenn
Topeka
Glenn
L. Carson
H. D. Mellenbruch
Helen Morris
Lawrence
Sarah Morris
Washington
Helen
Will Brown
Irene
Brown
Raddon
George Chiles
Chiles
Cyrus Glenn
Oneta
Frank Watts
Quenemo
Peyton Watts
Lecompton
McWatts
Billy Parrish
E. E. Myers
Kansas Co
Iray
Billy
George IF. Bahnmaier
D. T. McCall
Rue
Harry Smith
Jle
H. F. Fulton
Wilma Glenn
Sday
George L. Glenn
Rosemary
Ralph, Cree
Som Billy
Cree
Frank McClanahan
Glenn School
Robert
Hart, Jr
Louise Carnon
Lyman School
Earl
Santheir
M St. Clair
Chelle- Slavens
Greenwood Valley
Ben Belloge
Joe Logan
Fannie Frantz
Bert of
Mains
Frantos
Watts
Frantz
Robert Watts
United Brethren Church
Maybelle Slavens
R. B. Slavens
Harry Stover
Lecompton Rural High School
Carbondale” High School
Lecompton R. H. S
G. MM
Thesampion
Ann Art Mich
Jey
Hoad
Warren McCall
Gary
Ind
Dore Black
L. Darke
Larkin Club
Sallie Glenn
Mie Kinster
Lecompten
Franklin McClanahan
Roberta McClanahan
Harry Stever
Harold Merton
Stover
Fed. Hill of
U. R. Church
Big Springs
Glenn Shaffer
Lecomator
John Roop
Buffalo
Rebekah Goodrich
Louis
H. % Brown
Walter Brown
Henry
Wil Brown
America
Old Virginny
Community News From Lawrence School Attendance Briefs
The Lawrence area school notes list February non attenders at the New York school, with a PTA meeting set for February 26 led by association members. Local residents, including Mellenbruch and the Glenn family, are mentioned in visit and birth notices along with farm activity reports and community travel updates.
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Glenn Parent-Teacher Association
Victor Mellenbruch
Topeka
H. Mellenbruch
Everett
Arthur Gumin
Lecompton
George L. Glenn
Ly My
Theodore Lucas
Toneka
Jucas
Alice Brubaky
Frank Brubaker
Glenn
Frank McClanehan
H. Z. Brown
John Reop
Roop
Ok Gas
Rence
Kansas
Shoma
Kan
Sunday Visits and Family News at the Shook Home
Sunday gatherings fill the Shook household as Mr and Mrs E dl Maranville host extended relatives including Bessie, Robert, and Jer ali Hoove. Neighbors Clark Wilber and Vernon call on Carl and Mrs Sing Tverette Baily while Miss Vivian Leterd joins Esther Wilber for supper. Barney Shook returns from Colorado Springs after three months with his children and the community notes other visits and small dues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tverette Baily
C. M. Parker and
Eaclinner
W. M
Chester
Velma
Wilber Pine
Richard
Philip
Pat Shook
Earl
Sargon Health Claim From Kansas City Man
Frank Everard a railroad car inspector from Kansas City Kansas reports strong recovery after using Sargon treatments. He credits Sargon pills and soft mass to lifting long standing stomach trouble and fatigue, enabling him to work with renewed strength. The advertorial piece notes availability in Lawrence through Rownd Corner Drug.
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San
Nes
Frank Everard
Awell Avenue
Kansas City
KansMc
Everard
Missouri Pacific Railroad Company
Jia
Lawrence
Memorial visitation and Lawrence social notes
The page records a Memorial event at Mrs T B De hall in Lawrence with several local residents visiting and staying over, plus numerous social calls. Attendees include Mr and Mrs Shook family, Elmer Berra, L G McGee, Lois Wright, Stallard, and many others from south Lawrence. Visits span Wm Shook, Fred Parker, H J Crow, and Gaulich Nieder among neighbors during a busy social day.
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Birs
T. B. de
Lawrening
Vin
Vernon
Fedea
Kansas
Lois
Wright
Stallard
Emil Heck
Worley
Wilber
Kansas City
Gramont Minster
Loren Pim
EU Iad
Glenn Stallard
Adda
Jilteed Bara Knott
Nedine Vy Masser
Parker and Son
Eugene
Agnes Waldridge
H. J. Crow
South Lawrence
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Omaha Hat
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Weeye Er's
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Robbin
Sou Bullock Printing Company
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Kemington
Blue Mill
HF. Fulton
Freda Isler
W. B. Glenn
Madalyn
Ralph Cree
Mateel
Powell
Chester McFann
Joan
Larkin Clih
Theo. Kuester
Helen, Morris
Warren_ McCall
John Tiveyer
Lane
Mrs. Glenn
Wes
Slathers
Neva Lane
New Orleans
Neva
Guatemala
Mgr
Our Messenger
Valen Megill
Chared
Megill
Fred McClanahan
Evebrard
Wilber Heme
BR. E. Foot
Cheiaivr
Buncan Sisters
Bob Steele
Barney
Google
Breader Coal @ ie
Scott & Hw
Marcella
Jack Holt
Garamount
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Ward's
Muss
Warren
Johns Colton
Serer
Lewis Stone
Nils Asther
Sidney Franklin
Roth Sisters
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