Warren Nomination Falls In Senate Tie Vote
Michigan House backs Charles B. Warren for U S attorney general as a tie vote blocks confirmation in Washington. President Coolidge advised by Senate leaders not to refile Warren nomination. Warren travels to Washington to confer on next steps with lawmakers.
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Michigan House
Warren
Lansing
Mich
Michigan House of Representatives
Charles B. Warren
United States
Couzens
Washington
Coolidge
Senate
Michigan
White House
Charles Beecher Warren
Dawes
Capitol
Reed
Pennsylvania
Detroi
Goolidge
Service to Be Friday for Bishop W A Quayle in Baldwin
Funeral services for Bishop W A Quayle of Baldwin Kansas will be held Friday morning at the Methodist Episcopal church. Attending bishops include W S McDowell Hamilton Chas Edward Locke H Lester Smith and Charles L Meade with Dr Wallace B Flemming Dr William Wirth King and Rev Stephen Campbell set for short addresses. The service will be represented by a four bishop committee appointed by Bishop Waldorf and Bishop Berry. A Dodge Brothers truck with a grade to order bed joins Griffin Ice Company fleet for rapid deliveries.
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Mangas City
Methodist Episcopal Church
Baldwin
Kansas
W. A Quayle
L. Waldorf
Kansans City
Methodist Church
Waldorf
Joseph §. Berry
Philadelphia
Board of Bishops
Berry
Wallace B. Flemming
Baker University
Stephen Campbell
Kansas City
William Wirth King
Ozark Methodist College of
Tee Company
Dodge Brothers
Griffin Ice Company
Kansas Weather Forecast Goes Underscoring Mixed Clouds
Overcast conditions expected tonight across Kansas with likely rain or snow in the eastern portion. Temperatures rise Thursday with warmer readings in the west by nightfall. Data from yesterday and today show shifting highs and noon readings as weather features are noted.
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Kansas
East Portion
West Portion
Governor vetoes lawsuits bill to sue state boards
Topeka March 11 The Martin bill allowing lawsuits against state boards and commissions in district courts outside Shawnee county was vetoed by Governor Paulen. He says the state would face great expense sending lawyers across Kansas though state records are accessible locally. This is his second veto, following the intangible property tax measure.
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Topeka
Kan
Associated Press
Martin
Shawnee County
Paulen
Kansas
Danzig Status Questioned as Free City Reported Unclear
A French newspaper report declares Danzig is neither free nor neutral and could arm to seize the Corridor from Poland. Correspondents for Le Journal and Le Matin describe a large German‑leaning population with an armed, camouflaged force and a rumored secret senate report. Also noted is the re election of Mrs. Robert Bruce Campbell as regent of the Kansas Daughters of the American Revolution with officers re chosen.
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Danzig
Paris
le Journal
Matin
Free City
Poland
Europe
Koenigsberg
Berlin
le Matin
Germany
Senate
Wagner
Hutchinson
Kan
Robert Bruce Campbell
Wichita
Kansas Daughters of the American Revolution
H. L. Peppmeyer
Topeka
Adeline Morse
Emporia
James F. Larkin
Pittsburg
James Obigon
Towanda
Byron B. Beery
Lawrence
James P. Adams
Atchison
Relph L. Culp
R. P. Neal
Kansas City
Southern Surety Beats St Marys In A A U Round
In Kansas City on March 11 Southern Surety of Des Moines Iowa defeated St Marys College of St Marys Kansas 30 to 15 in the first game of the second round of the National A A U basketball tournament Washburn College of Topeka Kansas beat the Pastime Boating and Athletic Club of Louisville Kentucky 29 to 16 in the same session.
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Kansas City
Southern Surety Company
Des Moines
St. Mary's College
St. Mary’s
Kansas
Washburn College
Topeka
Short Circuit Sparks Fire at Hirson-Goff Yard
Workmen cleaning a Buick at Hirson Goff motor company caused a short in wiring, triggering a fire that was extinguished by the fire department chemical unit. The only damage was scorched paint on a Hudson Goff company car.
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Hirson-Goff Motor Company
Hudson-Goff Company
House revision of school budget proposed increases
In Topeka Kansas on March 11 the house ways and means committee chaired by Walton Hamilton announced recommendations for 8 to 10 percent rises in salaries and maintenance for state higher learning institutions. The senate has passed the supply bill with similar appropriations as two years ago. The committee cited increased enrollment to justify higher teacher and operation costs with a comparing table of current versus two years prior appropriations.
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Topeka
Kan
Associated Press
House
Ways and Means
Walton
Hamilton
County
Senate
Kansan Nominated as Minister to Nicaragua by Coolidge
Washington reports President Coolidge named Charles C. Eberhardt of Kansas as minister to Nicaragua and George T. Summerlin of Louisiana as minister to Honduras. Eberhardt, from Salina and Kansas Wesleyan alumnus, previously consul general of eastern Europe and now in the state department. Riddle resignations open two ambassadorships, with others under consideration. Also noted are Kansas university and college library and building funding debates and a possible shift for Culbertson to Buenos Aires.
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Washington
Coolidge
Charles C. Eberhardt
Kansas
Nicsraeee
Geo. T. Summerlin
Louisiana
Honduras
Eberhart
Sa‘lina
Kansas Wesleyan
Eastern
Europe
State Department
Nicaragua
Eberhardt
John F. Ramer
Colorado
John W. Riddle
Argentina
Houghton
Berlin
London
William S. Culbertson
Tariff Commission
Buenos Aires
Ambassador Riddle
Navy to Perform Aboard U S S Seattle in Pacific Fleet Maneuvers
Nightfall finds 109 American ships off Lower California near San Diego amid Pacific coast defense drills. Blue Fleet scouts clash with invading Black Fleet as dawn reconnaissance looms and new Scout cruisers test in first fleet maneuvers. Meanwhile a girl is struck by a truck near Woodlawn school. a court awards $807.78 plus mortgage foreclosure in the Douglas County Building and Loan v Orender case with an eighteen month redemption period.
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U. S. S. Seattle
Lower California
Mar
Associated Press
San Diego
Deense
Pacific Coast
Pacific
Hugh Means
Douglas County Building and ‘Loan Association
William Orender
Two Orators to Compete in County High School Contest
Kerulf Eriksen of Lawrence and Raymond Bartley of Baldwin will duel in the county high school oratorical contest at 8 tomorrow night in the high school auditorium. Public admission is free. The winner advances to the district contest in Topeka next Monday night with prizes of 10 and 5 dollars. They will speak on the constitution. Judges are Chaplain Evan A. Edwards Professor J. C. Malin and J. B. Wilson. Janet Coulson will perform a piano solo before the event. O. J. Lane, county superintendent of schools, is in charge.
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Kerulf Eriksen
Lawrence High School
Raymond Bartley
Baldwin High School
Topeka
Evan A. Edwards
J.C. Malin
J. B. Wilson
Janet Coulson
O. J. Lane
Ethel Barrymore ill in Kansas City engagement canceled
Actress Ethel Barrymore, suffering arthritis, was reported very ill at a Kansas City hotel. Her engagement in The Second Mrs Tanqueray was cancelled as her condition worsened. In Atchison, Dora Gage died of poisoning in a general hospital and a man identified as R M Turner was arrested for questioning.
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Kansas City
Ethel Barrymore
Miss Barrymore
Tanqueray
Atchison
Dora Gage
Kans
General Hospital
R. M. Turner
Police Seize Cache of Alcohol in Kansas City
Kansas City police and federal authorities seized more than gallons of beer and alcoholic beverages found in a garage on the edge of the business district. The haul, linked to a two week string of hidden liquor caches valued at over $200,000, targets shipments disguised as oyster shell chats from gulf ports. Two Kansas City club men were arrested and are on bond in connection with an alleged bootlegging operation.
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Kansas City
Gulf Ports
Solons Extend Or Change Adjournment Plans
The Kansas 1925 legislature faced delays as both houses wrestled with appropriations. The Senate revised its schedule, extending time for bills to Saturday and aiming for final passage after conference. A soldier bonus extension opened to July 1. minors excluded. The House delayed action as tensions over adjournment lingered into the afternoon.
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Topeka
Kan
Associated Press
House
Senate
Charles E. Snyder
Leavenworth
Ways and Means Committee
Eleck
Carter Tire and Battery to Build New Station at Tenth and Massachusetts
Workmen began razing old buildings at the corner of Tenth and Massachusetts to clear space for a $20,000 Carter Tire and Battery service station. Plans show a brick fireproof structure with a fifty foot front on Massachusetts and an inside tire and battery service area. The northwest corner will house a filling station, with construction planned in the near future.
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Tenth and
Massachusetts
Tire and Battery
Carter Tire and Battery Company
Massachusetts Street
Honor Boy Scout Hero Rescues Comrade From Cliff
New York March 11 Johannah Bartholowsky 12 of Los Angeles California awarded the Boy Scout medal for gallant conduct in rescuing a comrade clinging to the side of a forty foot cliff. Bartholowsky and another youth were building a trail when the second boy fell, he held a shrub and Bartholowsky saved him by suspending from a small tree. Prof Jeng P Jensen economics University explains new taxation laws to Lawrence Real Estate Board at Mrs Eva Guffin's 643 Rhode Island Friday night.
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New York
Johannah Bartholowsky
Los Angeles
California
Boy Scouts of America
Bartholowsky
Jeng P. Jensen
University
Lawrence Real Estate Board
Eva
Guffin
Rhode Island
Jensen
Wetzel Leads in City Commissioner Race After Narrow Primary
In yesterday's city primary only 1,268 of 6,405 registered voters cast ballots. George Wetzel leads I C Stevenson for commissioner by 93 votes. Irving Hill tops the school board with 774 votes, followed by W H Quakenbush. Mrs Gertie Johnston may appear on the April 1 ballot for treasurer. officials noted uncertainty. The light turnout was blamed on no elimination of candidates. ward totals show diverse participation across precincts.
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George Wetzel
I.C. Stevenson
Finance
Irving Hill
W. H. Quakenbush
Whipple
Pine
Hamilton
Whit. Churchill
Johnston
Gertie K. Johnston
Board of Education
C. A. Smart
Walter Thiele
Second Ward
Third Ward
Fourth Ward
Commissioner of Finance
Viper
Icone
Stoeth Ward
Renee
Shamrocks Returned to Ireland as Pest Rule Enforced
More than a thousand shamrock packages bound for Boston were ordered back to Ireland by state agriculture officials to prevent pest entry. Inspectors found a bottle of Irish whiskey in one box with a note claiming it would keep the shamrock fresh per St Patrick.
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Boston
Ireland
Department of Agriculture
St. Patrick
Lawrence Chamber Seeks $50,000 Hotel Fund Pledges
The Lawrence Chamber of Commerce enlists subscribers to the $50,000 hotel fund to accelerate funding for a new Lawrence hotel. About 450 letters were mailed asking note holders to visit their bank and arrange payment. Builders Hutson and Green await sufficient cash or security to begin work, aiming to break ground by month’s end and have the hotel ready for next fall’s Homecoming game.
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Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Lawrence
W. G. Hutson
Mont Green
Chamber of Commerce
Central Trust Company of
Topeka
Nurses Meet Here in Joint District Session at Congregational Church
About seventy nurses attended the annual joint session of districts 1 and 2 at the Congregational church last evening. Attendees came from Kansas City Topeka Leavenworth and Lawrence. A banquet followed the business meeting. M C Del Manzo Lawrence schools superintendent gave the address The School and Its Present Conception of Its Program. Miss Ide Musselman and Mildred Kirkham sang duets. Mrs C Bailey Topeka president of the state nurses association presided.
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Congregational Church
Kansas City
Topeka
Leavenworth
Lawrence
M. C. del Manzo
Lawrence Schools
Ide Musselman
Mildred Kirkham
Lawrence Elementary School
C. ©. Bailey
State Nurses’ Association
Changes on Santa Fe Rail Schedule In Lawrence
Lawrence will adopt a revised Santa Fe timetable starting Saturday March 15 with minor westbound adjustments while eastbound times stay unchanged. Train No 21 will now pass through Lawrence, arriving at 11 50 am. Other arrivals shift to 9 45 am for No 15 10 53 am for No 5 10 49 pm for No 9 11 22 pm for No 17 and 12 24 pm for No. 1. Ackerman and the K C A C Star Tus Ackerman starred in the Kansas City national tourney: eight field goals and two free throws. Vernon Engle also shone in the 51 to 9 victory over Tokay Tea of New Orleans. Listen in with Hanna.
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Lawrence
Santa Fe Road
Ottawa
Will Open St John’s Catholic Church with Easter Services
The new St John’s Catholic Church at 1280 Kentucky Street will host its first services on Easter Sunday April 12 with dedication later. The 600 seat building features a basement social area and modern heating. The old church furnishings were reused and total value is about 90000 including fixtures, with the building itself around 50000.
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St. John’s Catholic Church
Kentucky Street
Lecture on Oriental Rugs by Dr Froehling in Lawrence
Dr Frederick W Froehling of Kansas City will lecture on Oriental rugs in Lawrence on Friday at 3 pm in the Central Administration building auditorium. The event invites all interested. Froehling has studied rugs for years and is a connoisseur. The talk is arranged by Miss Rosemary Ketcham, head of the University design department.
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Frederick W.froehling
Kansas City
Lawrence
Central Administration Building
Froebling
Rosemary Ketcham
University Department of Design
School Boards to Hold Conference in Lawrence
More than a hundred school board members and district teachers are expected to attend the annual school board convention and teachers meeting next Saturday in Lawrence. Sessions begin at 10 30 in the court house with an afternoon program at the high school auditorium. The G A R ladies will serve dinner at noon in the G A R rooms. Discussions on improving schools and music in schools feature the agenda with speakers including Mrs Lucille McGreath Mrs J W Dunn G C Gerstenberger Miss Ellen F Melville Mrs Ben Davison Dean D M Swarthout and Prof Edgar N Mendenhall. A question box will close the program allowing boards to ask their questions.
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Lawrence
Court House
Lucille McGreath
J. W. Dunn
G. C. Gerstenberger
Mary Oehlert
Ellen F. Melville
Ben Davison
E. N. Mendenhall
D. M. Swarthout
School of Fine Arts
Edgar N. Mendenhall
Kansas State Teachers’ College
Pittsburg
KFKU to Radiocast Bi Weekly Program Tomorrow Night
The University of Kansas radio station KFKU will radiocast its regular bi weekly program starting at 6 50 p m tomorrow night. The schedule includes piano music in the early part with works by Schumann Gounod and Fisher, a baritone solo, and a late evening lecture on early chemical anesthetics and educational psychology by university faculty and Dr F B Davis Dean R A Schwegler.
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University of Kansas
KFKU
Juliet Dowdy
Chapin
Bells
Hendricks
Leon
King
Grenadiers
Schumann
Faust
Gounod
Hartley
Fisher
W. C. Stevens
F. B. Davis
Dean R. A. Schwegler
All-Music Vespers at KU Fraser Chapel Sunday
The fourth and last all musical vespers by the University of Kansas School of Fine Arts faculty and advanced students will be held at Fraser Chapel Sunday at 4 o'clock. Dean D. M. Swarthout says the vesper series is popular and well attended. The program features concerted music with string trios and quartets, solos, and brass accompaniment performed by the University group.
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School of Fine Arts
University of Kansas
Fraser Chapel
D. M. Swarthout
University
Gram
Dinner Meeting Of City Food Merchants Tonight
A Lawrence round table dinner for butchers bakers and grocers convenes at 6 45 tonight in the Chamber of Commerce dining room. More than thirty merchants are expected to attend to discuss common problems without a formal speaker, following last Wednesday’s Merchants Institute session where Pryor Irwin spoke to the group.
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Lawrence Butchers
Chamber of Commerce
Merchants’ Institute
Pryor Irwin
Federal Aid Appeal Covers Vocational Education Request
The board of directors endorsed sending a telegram to Senator J N Johnson and Representatives Willard Morgan and Beks urging renewed appropriations for federal aid to vocational education in public schools. Fifty farm boys benefited in Lawrence High School today. Radio parts batteries Hanna's.
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Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
J. N. Johnson
Willard Morgan
Beks
Lawrence High School
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