Tardieu Cabinet Opens Work on Vote of Confidence
Paris March 4 AP Andre Tardieu and his second cabinet, officially constituted yesterday, began drafting a ministerial declaration for a Wednesday confidence vote in the chamber. If approved, a French naval delegation would return to London to resume talks Thursday, with Briand Dumesuil Pietri de Plouriau and Gustave de Kerguexe among the delegation. The left presses opposition while the government expects broad support though abstentions may occur due to reform concerns. The Socialists vow strong opposition to the new regime.
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Andre Tardieu
M. Tardieu
London
al. Tardieu
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Marine Dumesuil
Colonies Pietri
Ambassador de Plouriau
Gustave de Kerguexe
Tardieu
Regina
Disorder Brings Order as Spanish Schools Closed
Madrid reports that disorders in Spain led to the closure of schools and universities until Thursday. While provincial reports show no incidents, the government aims to restore constitutional rule. King Alfonso expressed satisfaction with US dispatches showing friendly sentiment toward Spain and the monarchy. Premier Berenguer briefed the king, and loyalty demonstrations continued nationwide.
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Spain
Sanches Guerti
Usie
Berenguer
Alfonso
United States
Seek Rifle Team Berths for KU R O T C Competition
Six KU R O T C rifle team members scored high in a midwestern elimination meet held at the Fowler Shop on Saturday. The top six were W Stafford 184 Harold G Dress er 182 Paul Beardslee 181 Te Smiley 179 John Lomberg 177 and Edward Klein 177. Entrants shot from drone sitting kneeling and standing positions as they vie for Ames Iowa participation March 24 and 28.
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University of Kansas R. A. T. C
Ames
Iowa
Fowler Shop
W. Stafford
Harold G. Dresser
Paul, Beardslee
Te. Smiley
John Lomberg
Edward Klein
Crossword clues and a resignation note from 1914
A scrambled crossword puzzle text with multiple clues is followed by a news item: Washington set to appoint a special election after the resignation of Judge Edwards for financial reasons. The report notes typhoid illness, and an adjournment in Congress in memory of Rep. Hughes. Separate item reports a trio of holdup suspects fleeing with $128.50 in Joplin Missouri.
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Washington
Merck
Saudrea Claire CL Edwards
DeSoto Teams Travel as Baxter Hughes Returns
DeSoto observers joined the high school basketball squads to Fedora Friday for the second-season games. Eudora won the first game 21-11. DeSoto later defeated Eudora 28-16 to tie for second place in the league with the first team, while the second team also jostled for first. Community members faced a busy week with illnesses, hospital stays, and local notices as residents sent prayers and greetings to relatives and friends in Kansas City, Cameron, and Leavenworth.
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Halden
DeSoto
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de Soto
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Linwood
Budoras
Omar Watson
Fred Cheatwood
Coriss
Mer
Seaton
Cameron
A. H. Cobb
Leo Large
Clay Linen and Ily
Fred Grob
Heaper
Rul. Grob
Amity
Trospits
Inquisition AP Salina Probe Ties to Resignation
An inquiry by the Attorney General into Salina liquor activities is linked to the resignation of George Reeves, former marshal of Gypsun Gut, after a raid on alleged liquor sellers. Reeves was jailed by sheriffs’ raiders during the drive.
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RK. O. Mason
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Reeves
Watchman Die in Defense of Toledo Office
William A Malone a 40 year old watchman died defending Standard Oil offices from robbers armed with a gun. In the dying struggle he killed one robber wounded another and forced the remaining attackers to flee.
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William A Malone
Standard Oil Company
Robbery at United Savings and Loan in Kansas City
Two young men held up an officer of the United Savings and Loan Association in Kansas City. They escaped in a tan car with $385, all the money available.
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Kansas City
United Savings and Loan Association
California Syrup Promoted by Topeka Mother
Lucille Smith of 1125 Van Buren St Topeka endorses California Syrup praising its use at first signs of a cold and stomach upset. The ad claims fifty years of physician endorsement for a pure vegetable product that tones stomachs and bows and improves appetite and energy in children and teens. Look for the California name to ensure genuine infant safe formula.
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Duejty
California
Tanlac Claims Relief for Rheumatism and Stomach Ailments
Amazed users report Tanlac quickly eases rheumatism and stomach disorders after years of suffering. Testimonies describe restored appetite, better digestion, and renewed strength, with one claiming muscular rheumatism pain vanished in weeks. Consumers urged to buy at local druggists with satisfaction guaranteed or money back.
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Tanlac
Tannie
Marriage at Olathe Brings Cramer and Blummer Alliance
Daughter of Mr and Mrs Tom Cramer and Oscar Plummer son of Mrs Maggie Plummer married at Olathe Saturday. They will reside near St Louis Missouri where Mr Plummer has worked. Other local social notes include dinners for Mr and Mrs Mosely and families, birthday celebrations for Mr and Mrs I G Steele, and visits among relatives and 4 H members commenting on community life.
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Oscar Blummer
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Lois
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Ase Coleman
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Belvoi
Je G. Steele
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Worden
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