France ready to evacuate Rhine under pact and armament control
Paris March 7 AP reports Premier Herriot assured Austen Chamberlain that France would evacuate the Rhineland soon under conditions including an effective security pact and strong armament control by the League of Nations. Chamberlain, after a two hour talk, said the exchange showed no inherent obstacle to a security agreement satisfying Poland and Czecho-Slovakia and the allies.
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Paris
Associated Press
Herriot
Austen Chamberlain
Great Britain
M. Herriot
Chamberlain
France
Rhineland
Rhine
League of Nations
Christian Endeavor Rally Planned in Lawrence
Lawrence Christian Endeavor Union Executive Committee meets at First Presbyterian church to ratify constitution elect temporary officers and plan an all city rally on April 6 during a visit by Alvin J. Shartle of Boston. Suggestions for five officers and twelve supervisors are invited before April 1.
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Endeavor
Alvin J. Shartle
Boston
United Society
GE Christian Endeavor
Lawrence, Christian Endeavor Union
First Presbyterian Church
Christian Endeavor Societies
Richard Marks
The
First Christian Church
Aldeene Stone
West End Presbyterian Church
Charles. A. Richard
Mable Schoene
George W. Burgin
Brethren Church
A. J.shartle
Marks
Christian Endeavor
Lawrence Union
Shartle
Endeavor Headquarters
Stewart acquitted in second federal fraud trial
W E Stewart of Kansas City was acquitted today in a second federal trial on charges of using the mails to defraud in connection with land sales in Hidalgo County Texas. The verdict followed deliberations since yesterday afternoon. Stewart headed the W E Stewart land and mortgage companies and was earlier sentenced in 1923 to five years in prison with a 1600 dollar fine. Other Stewart officers charged with fraud pleaded nolo contendere and were fined.
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Kansas City
Mar. T
Associated Press
W. E. ‘Stewart
Hidalgo County
Texas
Stewart
W. FE
Stewart Land Company
W. E. Stewart Mortgage Company
Federal
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
St. Louis
Stewart Companies
James Doenicet
South Dakota
Ini
Easter Pageant at First Baptist Church
A Haskell program will be given at the First Baptist church at Eighth and Kentucky streets at 9:45 Sunday evening. The public is invited. The pageant The Easter Message features cast including Mildred Hawkass Betty McHenry Sarah Bradley Irene Howe Lucy Benham Marie Alford and others with music by Emerson Hill Grant Jenkins and a dramatization Rock of Ages. The event is directed by D Clinton West with members Frank Bellanger and Robert Downing and ends with Benediction.
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Haskell
First Baptist Church
Eighth
Kentucky Streets
G. E. E. Lindquist
Haskell Institute
Emerson Hill
Church
Mildred Hawkass
Donanna
Betty
McHenry
Sarah Bradley
Irene Howe
Lucy Benham
Marie “Alford
Mable Shangreau
Bertha Thompson
Molly Saunders
Georgie Skye
Hazel Skye
Esther Azule
Naomi Renville
Florence
Cornelious
Helen Traverise
Hattie ‘Stover
Essie’ King
June Poco
Carmel Howell
Birdie Miller
Emma Ratliff
Verna
Traversie
Vera Brave
Mary White
Prairie Fire Near Sedan Causes Oil and Farm Damage
A prairie fire near Sedan in Chautauqua county southwest of Independence yesterday damaged oil properties and farms. Two farmhouses and barns burned, oil tanks and storage destroyed, stills near wells burned letting tubing drop in wells, incurring high repair costs. No damage total yet estimated. County Board met for routine business. L Myers forfeited a $5 bond for traffic violation. Car Swift Tankage advertised by J Underwood & Sons.
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Independence
Kan
Sedan
Chautauqua County
Blackjack
L. Myers
Swift
J. Underwood & Sons
Monday Evening Radio Schedule At Kansas
The University of Kansas station KFEU will broadcast a bi weekly program starting at 6 50 p m with piano tuning in numbers announcements music solo by Marguerite Fisher piper Kashimire harmony spring song violin by Karl Spanish dance Op 2 Ghante Negro an athletes segment Training for the Sprints by Karl Schlademan at 7 30 p m a basketball game K U versus Washington University and at 8 30 p m a play production Choosing the Play by Prof Allen Crafton followed by an elementary Spanish lesson X
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University of Kansas
KFEU
Marguerite Fisher
Sop-Rano
Ace Fairy
Kashimire
Karl
Karl Schlademan
K. U
Washington University
Allen Crafton
Takes Ebert's Place Dr Simons Named Interim German President
The Reichstag majority agrees to appoint Dr Walter Simons interim president of the German republic after Ebert's death. Simons, former foreign minister, now heads the supreme court at Leipzig, to serve until a successor is elected. The move aims to let Hans Luther continue as chancellor without residential duties.
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Berlin
Reichstag
Walter. Simons
German Republic
Dr. Simons
Supreme Court
Leipsic
Simons
Ebert
Hans Luther Free
Deaths and Funerals and Oyster Shell Carrier Note
Mrs Ellen Mary Chamney dies. Funeral Monday at 2 PM at Ramsay funeral home with Rev R A Eusden presiding, burial in Oak Hill cemetery. Mississippi Oyster Shell consignment to J Underwood and Sons. 500 sacks of 98 percent content. Price 1.25 per sack. First brick house in America built in 1632 at Medford Massachusetts.
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Ellen Mary, Chamney
Ellen Mary Chamney
Ramsay Funeral Home
R. A. Eusden
Oak Hill Cemetery
Keee
Mississippi
J. Underwood & Sons
Douglas County
Biloxi
K. G
America
Craddock
Medford
Mass
Dies of appendicitis removes Haskell hopeful Williams
Fred Williams aged 20 of Norwich Connecticut, a promising quarterback candidate for the 1925 Haskell Institute football team, died after an appendicitis operation at Haskell Hospital. Coach Dick Hanley said Williams, who finished prep school last year, sought to play at Haskell and had reported for spring practice. Williams, enrolled in the commercial department, was considered the best prep school quarterback in New England. The body was returned to his home this afternoon as the Indian football team accompanied it to the train.
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Fred Williams
Norwich
Conn
Haskell Institute
Haskell Hospital
Dick Hanley
Indians
Brown University
Williams
Haskell
Hanley
New England
Indian, Service
Legion Seeks a Home for Lawrence Headquarters
The Lawrence local post of the American Legion seeks a new headquarters, considering several locations including the old Fire Department hall. Purchase plans have been under way with steps toward acquisition expected soon, while no definite action has been taken yet. Grass fires prompted city firefighters to respond to two incidents in the afternoon, one on Haineis Street and another at 1700 Tennessee Street at W. T. Heron's home. St James A M E Church notes Sunday School at 9 43 Supt T R Jackson and services at 11 30 a m and 7 30 p m.
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American Legion
Lawrence
F. Hall
Legion
Haineis Street
Tennessee Street
W. T. Heron
St. James A. M. E
H. H.dent
T. R. Jackson
Flower Club To Meet At City Hall Monday
The Lawrence Flower club will meet at city hall at 3 o clock Monday afternoon. The program includes an address by Mayor Holliday a landscape class review at the high school Captain Frank Jones discussion of favorite flowers and membership notes. The club has thirty four charter members and hopes to reach fifty. membership open to Lawrence citizens. Monday will be the last meeting for charter member admissions. Also: Returns From Eastern Trip Supt M C Del Manzo returns from a trip to New York City with plans for next year’s Lawrence city schools and reports Harry P Smith in good health. Del Manzo attended the National Education Association meeting in Cincinnati before heading to New York.
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Lawrence Flower Club
Mayor Holliday
Frank Jones
Lawrence
M. C. del Manzo
New York City
Harry P. Smith
Lawrence City
del Menzo
Smith
del Manzo
National Education Association
Cincinnatti
New York
Institute Ends Tonight at Liberty Memorial
The final session of the local landscape institute is tonight at the Liberty Memorial building. Director Husted will lecture on pruning and spraying. Attendance has averaged about thirty each evening. Also, Quincy P T A is selling tea towels at 15 cents each or 1.50 per dozen, with contact at 2409 Black. E C Bussing, county clerk, to Topeka to discuss new state laws on taxing intangible property with the state tax commission.
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Landscape Institute
Liberty Memorial Building
Husted
Quincy P.T. A
E. C. Bussing
Topeka
State Tax Commission
Factory Girl One of the 98
Lititz Pennsylvania woman credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with relieving back and side pains and nervousness after months of disability at a factory. She says 98 of 100 users are helped and urges others to inquire, noting she will answer letters from women seeking information.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Lititz
Lydia BE
Pinkham
Charles R, Shue
RFD
Mortgage and Register of Deeds Clash Over Laws
Gibles and mortgage registration trigger a clash as both Mr Bussing and the register of deeds face questions since the two laws went into effect. The dispute centers on interpretation and enforcement of the new rules and their impact on property filings.
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Bussing
Bussing Aims to Clarify Law Provisions
Mr Bussing seeks to clear up misunderstandings about the provisions of the law. He plans to explain how the rules apply and what residents should know.
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Bussing
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Ukraine
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Jitomir
Here
Secret Police
Farmers’ Union Co-operative Association
East Ninth ‘Street
Thorizeen
Delco Klaxon Bem
Sutter's
Ike” Anderson and
E. F. Hyland
Propa
Baptist Church
Kansas
Phi Beta Kappa
Court House
Washington
KFEO
Odd Fellows
Concord
Klein
Land Fine Motor Car
STEEL
United States
Flower Club
Oakland
Calif
van Ess
van Ess Laboratories, Inc
Thad
Marion
Overman
Telegraph Ave
van Ess Laborato Ne
East Kinzie St
Chicago
Rankin! Wie
Institute
Lawscape School
Factory
Barrett
Groofings
Browning Roofing CO
New York St
Lawrence, Kansas
Rirerew Rene
Ehambe
Pckiy
P. D. Olmstead & CO
Chamber Abe
RD. Olmstead ¥ Co
Michigan Ave
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