French Deputies Ratify Locarno Pact Amid Debate
The French chamber of deputies approved the Locarno Security Pact by a large margin, 413 to 71. Premier Briand warned that Germany still seeks to evade full peace terms while urging continued vigilance and urging expansion of the League Council to include Poland. A heated session followed an Alsatian deputy’s protest, temporarily suspending the debate.
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A. P
Chamber of Deputies
Lawarne
France
Germany
Briand
Chambers of Deputies
Locarno
Council of the League
M. Briand
Jane
Poland
Hu’ Her
Alsace
Britain weighs permanent seats for UN council amid Poland Spain bids
London reports the British government plans to raise the number of permanent seats on the United Nations Security Council and may grant Poland and Spain temporary status while shelving their bid for a permanent seat. Britain aims to honor the Luynyna treaty terms yet seeks to block immediate expansion and delay Poland and Spain’s full admission. A commission may review Spain and Poland’s applications, delaying a final decision until the 1987 assembly.
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London
Gh Righ
Tne of Nations Council
Poland
Spain
Germany
Great Britain
Chevanne
Ch Pancaringy
Heennai Council
Effert
State charges filed in Osage murder case
State prosecutors in Tawhuska Oklahoma filed informations charging W H Hale and Jol Ramsey with the murder of W E Smith and the death of Henry Roan, the Osage man. The case follows their release from a federal indictment and involves an explosion that wrecked the Smith residence. Also noted is the Hereford roundup in Kansas City where Mischief Zist, owned by Foster Farms, Rexford Kansas, was named champion bull at a event opening today.
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Tawhuska
Okla
Mar
A.P
W. Hk. Hale
Jol Ramsey
Henry Roan
Osage
Kansas City
Pon Mischief
Zist
Foster Farms
Rexford
Kan
American Royal Building
Kansas Weather Outlook With Mostly Clear Roads
Partly cloudy tonight and Wednesday with little temperature change. Roads are clear and in good condition across Kansas cities including Kansas City, Wichita, Topeka, Salina, Hutchinson, Ottawa, Coffeyville, Pittsburg, Emporia, and Lawrence.
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Kansas
City
Temperia
Hutchinson
Salina
Coffeyville
Pittsburg
Arkansas City
Wichita
Ottawa
Topeka
Offiers Stop Show Just In Time at Bandbox Revue
Kansas City March 2 A F two star entertainers of the Bandbox Revue and Frank Sears manager of the Empress theater appeared before the grand jury today. Sears and one entertainer were arrested last night during a performance when seven deputy sheriffs stopped an act in which the wearing apparel of one of the women entertainers was being auctioned.
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Kansas City
Frank Sears
Empress Theater
Grand
Sears
Farm relief hearings delayed to tomorrow in Washington
Farm leaders will meet with President Coolidge and Secretary Jardine after finalizing plans to open hearings on farm relief legislation. The House agriculture committee postponed proceedings to Thursday, citing the need for more time to refine the program and gather witnesses. The session aims to hear broad input on relief measures, not tied to a single bill.
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Washington, Mar
A.P
House Agriculture Committee
Congress
Coolidge
Jardine
Department of Agriculture
Haugen
Convention for Kansas Insurance Agents set for Lawrence in October
Lawrence hosts the Kansas State Association of Insurance Agents convention in October 1926, with about 400 agents expected. Glenn Charlton announced the invitation acceptance, and the event may run three days aligned with Kansas football dates at Memorial Stadium. Speakers from New York are planned. Theight Smith presides state association, Charlton chairs the executive board, with R. C. Maniey as vice president.
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Kansas State Association of Insurance Agents
Lawrence
Glenn Charlton
Kansas City
Association of Insurance Agents
Lora Insurance
Kansas
Nebraska
Memorial Stadium
Chamber of Commerce
Charltom
New York
Theight Smith
Winfield
State Association
Glenn Charltom
R. C. Maniey
Rice
Senator Attacks House in Washington Power Clash
Senator McNallar Democrat Tennessee assailed Colonel E M House for publications about his ties to Woodrow Wilson. He said House betrayed the war president and acted as a puppet of an unknown Texas colonel. Parsons Papers Win Libel Suits in Tibet case. The Parsons Daily Sun and the Pratt newspapers beat libel claims by Ter i Clark who alleged arrest warrants. Clark sought $10,000 from each paper plus damages totaling $0,000. A Senate Elections sub committee scheduled a Friday meeting to decide Steck Brookhart Town contest. The Best in Radio Hanna.
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Washington
E. M. House
McNellar
Tennessee
Woodrow A Wilson
House
Texas
Parsons
Kan
Parsons Daily Sun
Tarsans Daily Republicans Today
Tibet
Teri Clark
Pratt
Kansas
Atkinson
Clark
Pratt County
Pratt Republican Tang
Senate
Frida
Steck-Brookhart
Merger of Nickel Plate Denied by Interstate Commission
The Interstate Commerce Commission denied the Van Sweringen Nickel Plate consolidation tying Nickel Plate to Chesapeake and Ohio Hocking Valley Erie Pere Marquette and others. The ruling blocks the securities issue and new line construction though the transportation plan was generally approved. Dissenting opinions noted bias and lack of full stockholder representation.
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Washington, Mar
AFA
van Sweringen
Interstate Commerce Commission
Chesapeake & Ohio
Hocking Valley
Erie
Commerce Commission
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Che
Ohio Valley
Mocking Valley
Evie Raise Road Company
Pere Marquette
New York, Chicago and St. Louis Railway’ Company
New Nickel Plate
How
Meyer
Eastman
Aitchison
Lewis
Hall
Woodlock
Taylor
Commission
Chesapeake
Hocking
Chesapeake and
Mlan
Eric
Bansapegns
Uniform acts urged for highway safety nationwide
Washington March 2 A P Uniformity in state and local vehicle acts and traffic regulations is needed for safe economical highway rise The committee on uniformity of laws and regulations of the national conference on street and highway safety reports three model acts for motor vehicle registration licensing operators and operation rules It calls for 18 year olds to drive school buses 21 for public vehicles a 20 mile speed limit in residence areas and 35 miles in rural districts Radio service Douglas Radio
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Washington, Mar
A.P
National Conference
Hoover
Albright
K. U. Carries Fight to Valley Championship Finish
Kansas men cap a long 18 game season in 48 days to win the valley title with a 34 to 29 victory over the Kansas Aggies in Robinson gym. Phog Allen’s team built toward the finish, led by Petersen Gordon Schmidt, with strong early losses to Washington and Oklahoma shaping a championship run.
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Kansas
Ehreeg
Kansas Aggies
Robinson Gym
Washington
Aggies
Grinnell
Oklahoma
James Naismith
K. U
Missouri
Oklahoma Sooners
Joes
Oklahoma University
Jayhawkers
Bot Petersen
Gale Gordon
Harold Schmidt
Green Stockings at Lawrence High Drama Club
The Lawrence High School Dramatic Club presents the spring play Green Stockings by A. E. W. Mason on Friday at the high school auditorium. Celia Faraday faces the emerald stockings third time as the eldest daughter in the English family, with her father resisting. Two hours of lighthearted entertainment are promised as the cast works to deliver a top performance.
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Lawrence High School Dramatic Club
Aelock
A. F E. W. Mason
Celia
Faraday
Monarchs to Fly: King Alfonso Plans South American Visit
The Diario Universal reports King Alfonso of Spain intends to fly to Argentina for a South American tour aboard the seaplane fleet Plus Ultra. Ten seaplanes will form the royal convoy piloted by Commander France, with Queen Victoria and Primo de Rivera accompanying the king. A return voyage by ship followed Franco’s visit.
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Paris
Mar
Diario Universal
Madrid
Alfonso
Spain
Argentina
South America
France
Ultra
Primo de Rivera
Royal Fleet
Ocean
Barnes
Franco
Buenos Aires
Hopes for Adjustment in U S Mexico Land and Oil Dispute
President Coolidge expressed optimism that the U S Mexico conflict over retroactive land and oil laws can be settled. He said government differences are not as large as perceived, citing state department review and talks with Charles B. Warren. The U S reply to Mexico’s latest communication will be sent to Ambassador Sheffield for delivery tomorrow.
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Washington
Mar
Coolidge
United States
Mexico
White House
State Department
Charles B. Warren
Detroit
Kelloge
Sheffield
Princess Elaine Von Der Lippe Lipski faces 100000 slander suit
New York reports Princess Elaine Von Der Lippe Lipski is defendant in a 100000 slander suit after she disavowed Mrs. Lillian Agnes Stover as her mother. Stover testified that Elaine, once Sarah Ellen Phillips, denied maternity in a 1921 interview. The trial opened amid conflicting birth and family records.
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New York
Mar
Elaine von der Lippe: Lipski
Lillian Agnes Stover
Nicholas Vladimir Linpe-Lipski
Stover
Elaine
Sarah Ellen Phillips
Charles Lee Phillips
Caryon Club
Phillips
Sarah Ellen
Prince Nicholas
Horseless Carriage Stil Is Useful to Baldwin Newlyweds
A Baldwin newlywed social affair featured a horseless carriage ride behind a 1926 Buick. Guests Rat Gorsuch and Fey Marshall were honored, with the odd relic of early autos drawing pride and a touch of terror among locals.
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Baldwin
Perry Stover
Erwin. Greer
Mr. Stove
Gorsuch
Santa Fe
Fey Marshall
Tola
KU Glee Club departs tonight for national contest
The University of Kansas Men’s Glee Club of thirty six members and director Professor Thomas A. Larremore sail at 7:15 p m for New York to compete in the national contest at Carnegie Hall on March 6. Donations support the trip with a total drive of 5 860 and costs estimated at 3 500 plus campaign expenses. Auction proceeds and local support fund the journey.
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University of Kansas Men’s Glee Club
Jayhawker
Thomas A. Larremore
Santa Fe
New York
Carnegie Hall
K. A
Linyd Yorse
K. U
Lawrence
Chicago
Buffalo
Nisga 5
Schenectady
Jamaica
Layremore
Wichita
Courtney
Fretz
Fry
McNeil
Ogden
Roberts
Tonsing
Ayres
Durand
Fugate
Griswold
McKeever
Noah
Price
Wright
Hempet Management
Lloyd Ruppenthal
Dawntown
Frieda
Hempelewatiay
Child Labor Debate Set Between Baker and Ottawa
A March 1 debate at Baker and Ottawa universities will tackle child labor issues. The event will feature representatives from Chevrolet Quality at Low Cost and other speakers.
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Baker
Ottawa
Chevrolet
Primary March 9 CVEY Election Race for Commissioner
City commission appoints judges and clerks for the primary on March 9 and the city election on April 6. Six wards list two precincts each with named judges and clerks, including George J Daugherty, Rebecca Endacott, J A Hamlin, G F Miller, Ida Hadinex, Clara Beach, Maude La Carey, and many others. The article outlines candidate announcements for the office of public utilities.
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City Commission
Af Public Utilities
George J" Daugherty
Anpa’ H. Alar
Rebecca Endacott
First Ward
J. A. Hamlin
G. F. Miller
Clarence Hall
Frances Bratton
Lyman Wiles
Gertrude Tinchher
Jabs
Biggs
Clara
Barkiey
Tweed
Myrtle
Gordon
Anna Dicker
May Willis
Wind Up Drive Aids Chamber of Commerce Membership Push
Luncheon meeting reports more than twenty membership applications since campaign start. Despite bad weather Walter Varnum and G R Shultz expanded efforts downtown and on the hill. Alumni from the University of Kansas thanked supporters for funds to send the glee club to New York. Over $5,599 turned in with expenses to be deducted, likely surpassing the $5,900 goal.
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Chamber of Commerce
Claude Scott
Walter Varnum
G. R. Shultz
Wpa
Paul Dinemaori
Thes
el Elis
Robbers Hide Cashiers in Safe at Council Grove Bank
In Council Grove three masked men robbed a bank noon today forcing the cashier and ten customers into a safe. They escaped west in an automobile after an attempt to enter an auxiliary safe. Clarence White frightened the bandits as they fled. Funk's Ambulance was contacted.
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Council Grove
Campbell
Clarence White
County Shares Gasoline Tax Funds for Roads Plan
Douglas county receives 29029.48 of 2,500,009 distributed to state and county road funds under a new highway law. 80 percent will fund state and federal highways in the county while 20 percent funds county roads and bridges, including hiring a patrolman and road dragging. The first project likely is the Lawrence Ottawa road, with bids after earthwork and culvert plans. State aid funds total 600,000 with 300,000 due next month, allocated by district. total state highway fund in play was 2,609,000.
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Douglas
X. J.kennedy
Kennedy
Wwe
Lawrence-Ottawa
State Highaway Commission
Supper Meeting Planned by Parent Teachers Association
The senior high school Parent-Teachers Association schedules a postponed supper and meeting for Thursday evening March 4 with supper at 6 30 in the high school cafeteria and an interesting program to follow. Reservations urged by school closing time Wednesday, fathers of students encouraged to attend for an address likely of interest by Loach Higgins. The Girl Reserves will lead the first program segment.
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Association of
Loach Higgins
Hosehool
Eudora Home
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Ansas Association of Insurance Agents
Hanna
Douglas Radio
Petersen
Gordon A
Schmidt
Burton
Belgard
King Alfonso of
Royal Convoy
lHrillig
Washington Senators
Atwater Kent Radio
K.U. Glee Club
Club East
Chicdzo
Kansas Railroad
Degt
Otto Hack and
Schwartz
Widensal
Worden
John Shanon
Hazel Whittington
Oskalgosa
Louis Menzer
Dodge City
Dodeg
Forrest C. Allen
Kansas University
Commissioner of Public Utilities
C. of C
ROG Council Grove Bank
Cashier
Funk
Lawrence Ottawa Road
Gaterence Chemical
Lawrence ‘Hire Department
Henry Esterhana
Ehnglory
Shy
Ignatius Lincoln
Ignatius Tribich Lincoln
Far East
Senate Immigration Committee
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