All League Cards In German Hands
Geneva Man six to one. For the first time in League of Nations history, Germany holds all the cards on council seating and enlargement. Britain and Sweden seek German consent, while Brazil Spain Poland and China press for permanent seats. Briand falls, affecting negotiations. assembly opens with Ishii presiding and Gos ta as possible president.
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Anden
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Bulgaria
Tiio
Esthenia
Routes
Greece
Reings
Jithuania
Ishii
Japan
Alphonse Gosta
Portugal
Fear Revolt in Mexico Shifts U S Recognition
Aldolfo da la Huerta, former provisional president now in New York, predicts an imminent revolt and says he would lead it. He warned the Calles government could fall if Washington withdraws recognition, while Calles touted economic improvement and praised the government's education policy.
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Calles
Mexico
Aldolfo da la Huerta
United States
Iisted
Weather Outlook For Week Begins Monday
Weather outlook from Washington to Kansas. Upper Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys expect rains or snows first half and again later with cooler and warmer intervals. Southern Rocky Mountain region mostly fair with near normal to above normal temperatures. Kansas forecast unsettled and colder with rain in east, snow later, strong northwest winds. Roads mostly cloudy but good in some cities. salin ar readings indicate varied precipitation. temperatures: yesterday 7.8, today noon forecast.
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Washington
Mar
Mississippi
Missouri
Rocky Mountain
Plateau
Kansas
Kansas City
Emporia
Hutchinson
Coffeyville
Ottawa
Pittsburg
Arkansas City
Wichita
Run-Proof Stockings and Frocks to Hit Market Soon
London luncheon reveals run-proof fabric by A Serra of Lyons. Sir Nicholas Grattan Doyle notes revolution for textile trade and job relief in Leicester and Nottingham where forty looms will produce the new women’s wear.
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Bar
Nicholas Grattan Doyle
M. P
Nicholas
Leicaster
Nottingham
A. Serra
Lyons
France
SEEK FARM RELIEF ORGANIZATION Would Buy Export Surplus Crops
A proposed bill by Senator Brookhart would create a Farmers' National Export Cooperative to purchase all exportable surplus crops at cost plus five percent. It would be run by a board appointed by the Agriculture Secretary, with advisory and operating boards, issue bonds, and aim to unite farmers under an international cooperative system to control production and promote member organizations.
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Washington
Mar
A.P
United States Treasury
Federal
Farm Export and Cooperative Marketing Association
Brookhart
Farmers’ National Export
Perfsone
Secretary of Agriculture
American Farm Bureau Federation
Farmers Educational and Cooperative Union
National Grange
Land Bank
Federal Farm Operating Board
King Alfonso and Queen Victoria to visit United States
The Washington Post reports King Alfonso and Queen Victoria of Spain plan an extended U S visit likely in autumn. Senor Don Juan Riano arranging details in Madrid, with possible stops including Washington and California. The trip would follow a voyage to South America by warship, not Buenos Aires by air.
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Washington Post
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Queen Victoria
Spain
United States
Senor
Don Juan Riano
Madrid
Coolidge
California
Buenos Aires
Post
South America
Mrs Canaday Granted Divorce In San Antonio Case
Mrs Virginia Canaday was granted a divorce from Roscoe Canaday Sr of New York after she took their five year old son Roscoe to San Antonio last summer. The court awarded custody of both children Josephine age nine and Roscoe age six and issued a writ preventing removal from the county. The testimony described an "unbearable" marriage with the manufacturer and noted she endured beating of herself and the children.
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San Antonio
Tex
Virginia Canaday
New York
Roscoe
Roscoe Canaday
W. W. McGrory
Canaday
Josephine
Coolidge Aims to Halt Deficit by Cutting Bills
Washington March 6 A P dispatch says President Coolidge urged Secretary Mellon Budget Director Lord and Representative Tilson to curb expenditures to avert a treasury deficit. House leaders outlined a program to trim hundreds of bills including pension measures and restrict outlays for public buildings rivers harbors and highways to lower annual totals.
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A. P.J
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Coolidge
Mellon
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Budget Bureau
Tilson
House
Limi Tt
Riot in Tacna as Peruvians arrive for plebiscite
Reported clashes in Tacna between Chileans and 150 Peruvian voters arriving by train to participate in the Tacna Arica plebiscite. Injuries claimed on both sides, with several Chileans badly hurt. Police and troops restored order after a stone was thrown.
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Arica
Chile
Taena
Union Miners Visit Nonunion Mines in Crawford County
Marching miners in cars mobilized near Croweburg urging nonunion plant workers to stop. Sheriff Turkington and officials warned against disorder as 125 to 150 miners split into small groups visiting mines. Several operators closed down plants in anticipation of the union action.
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Pittsburg
Kan
Crawford County
Croweburg
John D. Turkington
Indignant Over Football Date In Missouri Kansas Rivalry
Missouri committee deplores Kansas push on game date for the next November gridiron clash. The panel warns it may cut football ties and asserts full liberty over future dates and whether to schedule with Kansas at all. Missouri also plans to skip Kansas outdoor relays and weighs scheduling conflicts with Texas and California meets.
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Columbia, Mo
University of Missouri
University of Kansas
Kansas
Missouri
Bank ruling affirms stockholders liable under double liability law
The Kansas supreme court ruled that payments by stockholders to keep banks open after capital impairment do not relieve them of liability under double liability. The decision covers Citizens State Bank of Lane Osawatomie State Bank and Farmers State Bank of Larned, with district court accords upheld. Justice F R A Burch wrote the opinion. In other cases Lloyd Cunningham must stand trial again for murder, and the court allowed instructions on degrees of manslaughter. The court also upheld convictions regarding liquor sales and school treasurers, and affirmed that the president of Kansas Wesleyan University home is exempt from taxation.
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Supreme Court
Citizens
State Bank of
Lane
Osawatomie State Bank
Farmers State Bank of Larned
Miami and Pawneey
FR. A. Burch
Lloyd Cunningham
Anderson County
Cunningham
George Parker
Reno
County
Margaret P. Briggs
B. Copeland
Copeland
Aspal
District Court
Kansas Wesleyan University
Saline County
Show Kansas Games
The Philadelphia K U Alumni lab held a regular meeting where motion picture films of several Kansas football games from the past years were shown. Films and slides of campus investing features were provided to the extension division of the University. John Brentlinger 1910 president and Naomi Light 1911 secretary.
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Philadelphia K. U
Kansas
John Brentlinger
Naomi Light
Lawrence
Deputy Revenue Collector to Help Lawrence Taxpayers
Kansas official H. H. Motter announces deputy revenue collector will visit Lawrence at the courthouse March 10 11 and 12 to aid taxpayers in filing income tax returns. The deputy from Wichita will untangle return tangles and assist local residents with filing.
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Potter
Lawrence
H. H. Motter
Kansas
Journal-World
Wichita
Court House
Plan for farm relief criticized as not worth the paper
Washington reports that middlewestern delegates at Des Moines proposed a farm relief plan argued by Rep. Haugen to be worthless for ignoring tariffs. He urged a bill with president power to impose embargoes or raise duties to meet changing needs, while debate continued on equalization fees and a national farm board to finance surplus crops.
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Des Moines
Haugen
House Agriculture ‘Committee
Kan “Y
Tincher
Kansas
Congress
Middlewest
House Agricultus Committee
Middlewestern
National Farm Board
Storm Sweeps Italy From Alps to Sicily in Violent Wind
A hurricane force windstorm raked Italy overnight, killing four people in Messina as an abandoned convent collapsed. It damaged shipping in Genoa and Catania, disrupted telegraph and telephone links to Europe, and triggered heavy snowfall in the Perugia region. A forest fire near Santa Margherita, driven by the wind, burned much of the countryside.
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Italy
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Sicily
Europe
Messina
Genoa
Catinia
Perugia
Santa Margherita
Missouri Missouri-Kansas gridiron date dispute ends in Columbia
The Missouri athletic committee resolves to play the 34th annual Kansas game in Columbia on the Saturday before Thanksgiving next fall while expressing resentment at Kansas action. Kansas says the date matter has long been debated and honors Missouri's right to choose dates in future years. Missouri shares on gate receipts rose last year, and MU will skip the Kansas Relays to attend Texas relays instead.
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F. C. Allen
Kansas-Missouri
Serigus
Kansas City
St. Louis
M. U
United States
Missouri Valley Conference
Marriage Licenses Granted by Judge Louis Menger
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday and ceremonies performed in cases including Elias M Bachman and Marguerite Homewood of Wamego and Harold Behee and Gladys Coffman of Leavenworth. Today licenses were granted for Paul C Lyons and Rosetta Reese of Lawrence and other couples from Topeka Harveyville and Kansas City areas.
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Louis Menger
Elias M. Bachman
Marguerite Homewood
Wamego
Harold Behee
Gladys Coffman
Joe Leavenworth
Jed Burman
Topeka
Grpha Henderson
Harveyville
Calvin Smith
Hazel Dean
Edward C. Watson
Kansas City
Kan
Paul C. Lyons
Rosetta Reese
Lawrence
Weather forecast for Kansas City and Wichita
Light rains may change to snow flurries tonight with cloudy skies tomorrow and around 24 degrees. Boreas returns to Wichita with strong southwest winds and a minimum temperature near 24 degrees.
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A.P
P. Connor
Wichita
Kan
Mar
Boreas
Lawrence Loses Consolation to Ottawa in District Tourney
The Lawrence high school basketball team fell 25 to 20 to Ottawa in the district tournament consolation game at Baldwin this afternoon. After the first half Olathe led Baldwin 13 to 6 for the district championship. The Best, in, Nadio-Haana.
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Ottawa
Baldwin
Olathe
Nadio-Haana
Date Broker Appears On Aggie Campus
Manhattan, Kan, March 6 AP An enterprising student on the College campus runs a date bureau to fund his education. With keen competition in table waiting and clerking jobs, he arranges dates for both boys and girls at a 25 cent standard price per transaction.
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Manhattan
Kan
Stangard
Zoning Talk Highlights Property Value and Control
Herbert Hare of Kansas City addressed the Women of Lawrence on the city zoning ordinance at the Chamber of Commerce. He described zoning as state power to protect health morals and welfare, note its role in safeguarding the home investment and restricting building height and area within five use districts. He outlined the Board of Zoning and Appeals created to provide elasticity and handle appeals, after which an open forum addressed audience questions.
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Herbert Hare
Kansas City
Chamber of Commerce
Joanning
Mr. Hare
Dean Kay to speak at convocation in Lawrence
Dean George F. Kay of the University of Iowa College of Liberal Arts will be the principal speaker at an all University convocation and community vesper at Lawrence Memorial high school tomorrow at 4 30 pm. His topic is Science and the Higher Values of Life. Naome MacLarren will sing. Chancellor Lindley will preside and Dr Frank Strong will lead devotional services. Kay spoke at the University club Friday on Aims of Education and will address the Saturday Night club at Wiedeman's Grill tonight on Obligations of Scientists.
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College of Liberal Arts
University of Iowa
University of Kansas
Lawrence Memorial High School
Naome MacLarren
Chancilior el. H. ‘Lindley
University
Frank Strong
Dean Kay
Univer‘sity Club
Saturday Night Club
University of Town
Towa
Defends Course in Legal Action by City Official
City Commissioner F C Stevens on March Journal World statement disputes R C Jackman over a long running suit between Lawrence and Dickman interests. He recaps Darling contract history from 1872 to 1885, describes franchise transfers, and argues the injunction action aimed to protect city rights and clarify Jackman’s claims.
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Journal-World
Dickman
Stevenson
Jackman
Lawrence
Fcommissienter
Cleland
Bottersock
Lawrence Gas, Coke and Coal Company
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Bowersock
Lawrence Gaz, Coke and Coal Company
Lawrence Electric
Bowersock Theater
Mr. Jackman
Haskell Institute
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