League Hopes To Reach Agreement At Geneva Talks
The League of Nations council closed without a decision on Germany’s admission. The assembly would be convened to discuss membership while German and allied delegates defend their positions. French and British diplomats weigh options including delaying, enlarging the council, or shifting seats. Sweden’s stance and Poland’s corridor issue loom large as Geneva negotiations continue.
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Idermany
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Odlove
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Gormnny
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Vader
Iaveden
Sweden
Geranlny
Anden
France
Lovarno
Geneva
Paris
Minist
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Tielulum
Saymens
Carmany
Church Conference Set at Halton to Return Next Year
The Evangelical Church of Kansas plans the sixty-second annual convention at Halton. The session decided the LANET conference will continue through Sunday with 150 ministers and lay delegates in attendance and more ministerial appointments to be announced.
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Wichita
Mar
Kansas
Halton
Osage County bomb case tied to Hale Ramsey
Frank Smith a government operative testified at Hale and Ramsey preliminary trial in Fairfax Oklahoma about an explosion that killed W E Smith his Osage wife and a servant and wrecked their home. The defense faced delays as Burkhart refused to testify and later surrendered on a murder information.
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Pawhuska
Okla
W. K. Hale
John Ramsey
Henry Grammer
Ernest Burkhart
W. E. Smith
Fairfax
Frank Smith
Department of Justice
Hale
Grammer
Ramsey
Smith
Burkhart
Bill Hale
Henry Rean
Tulsa
Rean
W. Smith
Guthrie
Halejs
J. C. Templeton
Templeton
Osage’ County
Burkhant
Ohio man faces murder charge in wife's death
Ohio man Franges, a former University of Ohio swimming and tennis star, is jailed awaiting trial for the murder of his wife, whose skull fracture was discovered by him after "finding the body" in their home. After a five hour interview, he confessed following a quarrel over business matters. The case hinged on missing pajamas linked to the night of the killing. A separate report notes a small roof fire at Mrs Hannah Champion's home on Rhode Island Street, stopped quickly by the fire department.
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Ohio
Mar
APY
Franges
University of Ohio
Nesbit
Hannah Champion
Rhode Island Street
Washington Weather Summary From March 33 AP Dispatch
Washington and surrounding regions see mixed precipitation with snow and rain in the north and south valleys. Temperatures run near normal in the south and below normal in the north, with unsettled Kansas weather and warmer pockets in the east and south. Roads vary from rough to fair across Kansas towns including Wichita Salina and Ottawa.
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Upaer
Rocky Mountain
Iateau
Kansas
Ain Yville
Arkansas City
Salina
Ottawa
Topeka
Pittsburg
Wichita
Clyde Miller Resigns as Governor Paulen's Secretary
Topeka March 18 AP Clyde Miller ends fourteen months in Governor Paulen's service effective today He began January 18 1925 Miller leaves to focus on his insurance business Charles Beebe publisher of the Neodesha Sun will succeed him Monday
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Mar
Clyde Miller
Paulen
Mar. Miller
Charles Beebe
Neodesha Sun
Miller
Stadium concreting near end of south section at Haskell
Workmen with tractors are busy on the practice fields adjacent to Haskell stadium as Concrete will pour final south half section Monday if weather allows. Engineer Schriver says open spring weather will speed progress, with north side forms awaiting April 1 start and a 220 yard straightaway settling before topping.
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Haskell Stadium
R. O. Schriver
Engineer Schriver
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College of Emporia President Defends Bible Department
Frederick W. Lewis releases a statement clarifying the Bible chair stance amid criticism of J. S. Cornett. He describes Cornett as a Presbyterian minister in good standing who accepts church standards, opposes modernism, supports miracles and the divine in creation, and remains a liberal conservative on liberal theological trends. Trustees are largely conservative.
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Attitude Bible Department
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J. S. Cornett
Bible
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Pharaoh
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America
Rural mail service resumes on Route 6 into Jefferson county
Postmaster C B Hosford announced rural mail service will restart April 1 on a three mile extension of Route 6 into Jefferson county. The restored route will serve about a dozen families after previous discontinuation due to bad roads.
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Jefferson County
C. B. Hosford
MacReady Aims for World Altitude Record at 41,000 Feet
Dayton reports Lt John A MacReady McCook Field tried to top the world altitude mark in a flight that began at 9:85 am and lasted 1 hour 36 minutes. Instruments hinted at 39,025 feet unofficially and 29,000 feet indicated, with calibration suggesting a possible record near 39,586 feet. He faced oxygen depletion and ignition trouble but remained unfazed, noting the extreme cold and using a heater to keep the cockpit warm.
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Washington
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Jye
Henry Neumann to speak at Kansas University events
Henry Neumann of the Brooklyn Society for Ethical Culture will address two Kansas University meetings on Monday. At 4 30 p m he will discuss Lenin and the rally Charl e rac y and at 7 30 p m his main talk Some Non-Financial Considerations in the Choice of Life Work will follow in the Central Administration Building auditorium. Neumann, Cornell and Columbia educated, earned a Ph D from NYU in 1906 and has since led moral education work and published three books on morals and ideals in secondary education.
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Linteuln Settlement For
Brooklyn
Scott Trial In Recess In Kansas Case
Ottawa reports the third trial of Eilkison D. Scott from La Cygne is in recess until Monday as Sheriff Weather man cannot serve a subpoena on Miss Arlene Scott niece of the defendant who has not appeared since hearings began at Garnett on venue change from Linn County. Defense testimony expected to occupy much of next week. Immigration Commissioner Quits in New York Henry H Curran resigns as Ellis Island immigration chief stating no link to Countess of Cathcart case. B H W Club Hosts Rose Shields at 1241 Delaware Street with cards and refreshments in pink and white theme. Crosley Radio Sets Douglas.
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Mar
Eilkison
D. Scott
la Cygne
J. P. Weatherman
Anderson County
Arlene Scott
Garnett
Inn County
New York
Henry H. Curran
Ellis
Stand
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Washington, Mar
Benjamin M. Day
Ellis Islaad
Henry, H. Curran
Day
Internal Revere Bureau
New York Republican Club
Brookhart Opposed to Railroad Consolidations
Senator Brookhart of Towra opposes the consolidation plan backed by Senator Cummings. He urges unifying carriers into one system and proposes condemning the securities of all to drive consolidation. The surprise Senate Interstate Commerce Committee appearance occurred in Washington.
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Washington, Mar
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Brookhart
Towra
Cummings
City Paving Plan Seeks Two More Miles in Lawrence
Fifteen petitions calling for about two miles of paving in Lawrence are on file with Commissioner J. L. Constant. If approved by residents, the projects will proceed this summer with North Third Street in Worthington already approved. The City Commission aims to set paving contracts in April, and West Seventh Street resurfacing decision hinges on the April 6 election, which could add another three miles.
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J. L. Constant
Public Utilities
City Commission
TLE
North Third Street
Worth Lawrence
Walterner
West Seventh Street
Smart
Marty Tick‘eth
Cedail
University of Kansas Commencement Plans 1926
Dr J F Newton of Overbrook Pa to deliver baccalaureate at KU on June 6. Commencement week runs June 3 to 7 with arts events, receptions, concerts, and reunions. Alumni events include a Brunner Hall address and annual dinner in Robinson gym. program mirrors last year.
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Memorial Church of St. Paul
Overbrook
Penn
University of Kansas
University
Praser Hall
Robinson Gymnasium
Elven
Conover Buys Ketchikan Hall For Auditing Firm
Charles Conover Jr purchases a hall in Ketchikan to form an auditing and counting firm. February 26, Mrs. Conover arrives in Alaska in early March to serve as stenographer and office assistant. Mrs Conover was Miss Lucife Gilbert before marriage, daughter of Mr and Mrs G L Gilbert of 933 Alabama Street. She earned an A B at the University in 1923.
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Ketchikan
Alaska
Charles Conover, Jr
Kansas Aggies win mile as Valley indoor meet opens
Ames Iowa March 1 Kimport of Kansas Aggies won the mile run in 4 35.8 in the opening event of the Missouri Valley conference indoor track meet. Nebraska’s Johnson placed second, Russ third, and Iowa State’s Dempster fourth. Locke of Nebraska tied the indoor conference record in the fifty yard dash semi final with five and ten seconds.
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Kimport
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Nebraska
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Dempster
Iowa State
Locke
Kidnapped boy reunited with mother near Dearing
A boy named Johnnie, taken from a school six miles west of Dearing last Monday by a man claiming to be his father, was delivered to his mother Mrs. Rud Moore at a Missouri Pacific train in Kansas City. The man Hull and his wife, described as nice, released the child who cried until reunion. The former husband, L Huff, sent the boy by train and Huff, a telegrapher in Des Moines, will not face kidnapping charges.
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Here
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L Huff
Kansas City
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Des Moines
Tokyo Faces Serious Situation After Pei River Clash
Report from Tokyo says two Japanese destroyers failed to enter the Pei River near Taku Bar, creating a serious incident. Foreign minister Shidehara and navy minister Takarabe are reviewing options as cabinet decisions loom, with action expected around Monday.
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Pei River
Taku Bar
Shidehara
Navy
Takarabe
City’s Answer Ready in Mandamus Suit
Lawrence city prepared its answer in the mandamus suit brought by R. C. Jackman in the state supreme court. City counsel Judge Hugh Means to dismiss the city’s injunction suit against Jackman interests in district court. Lindley, appointed to represent the city, said the answer admits the truth of all allegations in the Jackman petition. The case involves substantial legal questions.
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R. C. Jackman
State Supreme Court
Hugh Means
Jackman
District Court
C. BE. Lindley
Supreme Court
Mr. Lindley
University of Kansas unveils 6500-seat Gothic auditorium plan
Plans for a 6500 seat university auditorium between Marvin Hall and Haworth Hall received Kansas Board of Regents approval. Construction aims for a spring 1926 bid date with 5900 seats unless a balcony is funded. The Gothic design includes a 158 by 200 foot hall, a 30 foot stage, and a removable basketball floor.
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Lef Labout
Marvin Hall
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Faces Murder Charge In Topeka Hearing
Topeka March 13 AP Preliminary hearing for first degree murder charges against George Bigham will be held Tuesday. A coroner's jury will decide cause of Hugh Devlin's death from a bullet through the heart. Bigham's bond was reduced to 5000 but he remains jailed. Mrs Devlin made statements supporting the murder accusation as doctors removed the bullet and bone fragments from her brain. Officers probe Bigham alibi and note discrepancies. Elder Coolidge condition unchanged aside from slight facial pallor. Kansas City officials discuss bids for Lawrence water plant improvements with Wynegop Kiersted. George Harris Jr released after making a bad check good. Radio Douglas Radio ad ends.
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A.P
George
Bigham
Hugh Devlin
Devlin
Third Candidate Grooms For Race In April Election
City politics discuss a possible third candidate for commissioner of streets and public utilities with a decision set for April 6. W L Hastie, a Lawrence resident, seeks ballot inclusion, while Carman and Constant won the primary. Legal opinions clash on independents and general election law as candidates weigh ballot placement.
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Hastie
Lawrence
Missippi
W. Carman
J. L. Constant
C. A. Smart
Smart
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