Sargent Named Attorney General After Warren Refusal
John G. Sargent of Vermont was nominated and confirmed as attorney general after Charles B. Warren declined a recess appointment. The Senate judiciary committee voted a favorable report, and Sargent, a former Vermont attorney general, is described as a top New England lawyer with deep ties to President Coolidge. The shift follows tensions over Warren and a broader slate of nominations.
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Washington
John_@ Sargent
Senate Judiciary Committee
Mar
John G. Sargent
Vermont
Coolidge
G¢Ral
Sargent
Capitol
Charles B. Warren
Senate
Stone
E Hominge
Varmont
Ludlow
Academy
Goolidge
Plymouth
Sar
New England
E. White
Warren
Judiciary Committee
Union
Republic
Tufts College
Ananty
Sargeant
Everett Sanders
Ator
Curtis
Fii
Lawrence High Honors First Six Weeks Students
Lawrence High School authorities announce honor lists for the final semester’s first six weeks. Eight seniors earned straight Es in four subjects, thirty-two received honorable mention, and many earned Es across two or more subjects including names such as Dorothy Shaad Harold Allen Frank Strong Quentin Newcombe Nortel Douglas Anita Horton Evelyn Strimpie Betty Wood Dorothea Simons Janet Cousgn Dorothy Gregg and others listed.
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Lawrence High School
Sudents
Fhore
Dorothy Shaad
Harold Allen
Frank ‘Strong
Quentin Newcombe
Nortel Douglas
Anita Horton
Evelyn Strimpie
Betty Wood
Dorothea Simons
Janet Cousgn
Dorothy Gregg
Delo Selig
Dorothy Morgan
Myrol Moffett
Karney Brasfield
Helen Cody
Ruth Clauser
Hazel Stapleton
Joyde Plete
Edna Lemon
Muriel Cog
Nik
Child Hit By Truck In Alley Backing Incident
Gail Rogers, 4, son of Mrs Z A Rogers, was knocked down and stunned yesterday morning when a car backed from an alley on New Hampshire street. He rode a tricycle across the path and was bruised but not seriously injured. Neither child nor driver saw the other approach.
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Gail Rogers
Z. A. Rogers
Massachusetts Street
Clinic Tomorrow At EN T Department With Two Doctors
The monthly ear nose and throat clinic will run from 2 to 4 tomorrow afternoon at the Try Ball under Dr We O Nelson and Dr Paul Stooky of Kansas City. The regular monthly skin clinic could not be held today in Lawnee.
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We O- Nelson
Paul Stooky
Kansas City
Senate orders probe into cooperatives and price unions
Washington March 17 The Senate adopted a resolution urging the Federal Trade Commission to investigate interference in cooperative marketing associations amid charges that farming is discriminated against by corporations violating antitrust laws. A second resolution also passed directing the FTC to report on activities and numbers of open price associations nationwide.
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Washington
Federal Trade ‘Commission
Senate
Shipstead
Farmer-Labor
Minnesota
Alse
McKailar
Tennessee
Federal Trade Commission
London Clubs Add Sleeping Quarters At Premises
London clubs move to offer bedrooms for guests as clubs like United Universities United Services Carlton Reform and Evansive expand. The Union club Carlton House terrace plans sleeping rooms on reopening. The Athenian is also adding guest beds in a bid to ease crowded facilities. In New York, gold moves from bullion to double eagles with over a million dollars of bullion converted. Philadelphia Denver and San Francisco prepare $180,000,000 in new double eagles in early 1924. Accountants set spring exam dates May 14 and 15 for members associates and state certification. Listenin with Banna ends.
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London
United
United Services
Carlton
Reform
Evansive
Union Club
Carlton House Terrace
Cea
Coir
New York
United Press
American Bankers Association Journal
Philadelphia
Denver
San Francisco
Associated Press
Board of Examiners
The
American Institute of Accountants
Institute
Ax Murderer Asks For Dead Children
Kansas City March 17 A man named Lynn Gibson a mechanic near Pra Ther Hill asks why his four children do not visit him in a hospital where he is being treated for personal safety related wounds He shows improving condition but has no recollection of slaying his children He believes he injured himself while chopping wood last Saturday
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Kansas, City
Lynn Gibson
Prather Hill
Teapot Dome witness testifies on supposed third party bond transfer
Judge holds Everhart refuses to testify to shield a third party as Wahlberg’s deposition links 325000 in Liberty bonds to Col. Zevely and Albert Fall. Trial pauses while attorneys seek guidance. church reception planned for Dr. Edward Hislop and family with a banquet at First Methodist.
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Everhart
Cheyenne
Wyo
Col
J. W. Zeyely
Harry F. Sinclair
Albert B.fall
Secretary of the Interior
G. B. Wahlberg
Sinclair
Europe
Liberty
Interior
TE. Kennedy
Teapot Dome
Fal
Big Ng
Ethart
Twiger Kennedy
Henry A. Wise
Fall and Everhart
Plans sale of tickets for high school benefit play
Tickets go on sale tomorrow after noon to support the Lawrence Young Arts activities. Sale locations include American Legion, Business and Professional Women's Club, Boy Scouts, Camp Fire Girls, city schools, Elks, Federation of Women's Clubs, Kiwanis, Rotary, PTA, and Lawrence Ministerial Alliance. Tickets also at local stores. play reservations at Round Corner drug store Saturday.
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Venteen
Abenefit
Lawrence Gout Cil
Young
Council
Chamber Ofommerce
American, Legion, Business and Professional Women’s Club
Boy Scouts
Gamp Fire Girls
Elks Club
Federation of Women’s ‘Club
Kiwanis Club
Rotary. Club
Parent- Teachers’ Association
Lawrence Ministerial ‘Alliance
Round Corner
Labor movement ideals and wage questions discussed
Paul Blanshard of New York spoke before the Chamber of Commerce on the next step in public ownership. He cited five forces shaping labor and industry, urged lighter labor monotony, more worker say, and balanced profits. Eldridge introduced, Marzuchie Barnes sang, with Louise Miller at the piano.
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Paul Blanshard
New York
Gi Lys Secretar
League For” Industrial Democracy
Chamber of Commerce
Norn
Mr Blanshard
Blanshard
Mr. Blanshard
Sehn Eldridge
Unieversity Faculty
Marzuchie Barnes
Louise Miler
Wheat Prices Decline In Chicago Market
Wheat prices slid sharply as trading opened with May delivery quoted around 1.54 to 1.60 per bushel. A massive drop and rapid fluctuations spread through May wheat, rye fell 11 cents to 1.13, and corn dropped several cents amid panicky selling and a Liverpool price collapse influencing Chicago.
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Chicago
Thee
Liverpool
Fire at Woodland Park Douses Blaze near Horse Barn
The Woodland Park fire department rushed to the scene around 5 10 pm yesterday to extinguish a blaze that started beside a horse barn. Investigators believe a cigarette butt ignited the fire, but no damage was reported as the caretaker arrived in time to call for help.
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Woodland Park
Government Bonds Market Report From New York
March 17 report shows Liberty bonds closing mixed with small gains and losses across series. First 4 1-43 at 101.17, second 4 1-45 at 100.27, third 4 4-45 at 101.14, fourty 4 1-43 at 101.15, US S JURY 4s at 0.14, and US treasury 4 1-45 at 104.25.
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New York
Liberty
Fourty
US S.jury
US. Treasury
Prices Soar to Record High Mark in Wheat Markets
Kansas City March 17 Prices rose to a record 14.30 a bushel for wheat in four and a half years with today’s top 20 cents above the previous season record set March 6. Dwindling Western receipts blamed. Commission firms predict further gains before week’s end.
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Kansas ‘City
Mar
Massachusetts Street Closed for Spring Window Unveiling
Massachusetts street from Seventh to Tenth will close to traffic Thursday night for the annual spring window unveiling and style show. The event runs from 7:30 to 9:00 with street clearance by 6:00 am, and the F A U band will play on Massachusetts between 7:30 and 8:30. Mayor Holliday urged keeping the street clear and traffic halted along Eighth and Ninth streets during the window display.
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Massachusetts
Holliday
City
Massachusetts Street
Butcher at Rotary Club Headlines Teachers College Leader
Thomas S. Butcher, president of the State Teachers College of Erhporia and district governor, was guest of honor at the weekly Rotary luncheon. He delivered a standout address that inspired Rotarians to embrace service. Short talks by E W Young M C Del Manzo and Walter Johns encouraged regular Rotary attendance.
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Teachers’ College
Lawrence Club
Thomas S., Butcher
State Teachers College of
Erh Poria
Rotary
Rotary Club
E. W. Young
M. C.del Manzo
Walter Johns
Entertaining Green Days Cast at Memorial Ottawa Night
Former University of Kansas students now in Ottawa plan a brief post show reception on stage after Green Days at Memorial Auditorium. Sandwiches and lunch will be served before K U actors return to Lawrence by two chartered buses. Helen Marcell, an Osland girl, is noted as the show's composer with the Ottawa post of the American Legion sponsor for the Ottawa presentation.
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University
Ottawa
Memorial Auditorium
K. U
Lawrence
Wei ‘Baldwin
Baker University
Helen Marcell
Fis
Oteland
Ottawa Post
American Lemon
Clothing theft reported at Skofstad store
A man described as large and Black entered Skofstad clothing store this morning and attempted to steal three pairs of trousers from the odd pants counter. Gil bert Kell noticed the act, confronted him, and the thief fled through the front door before police arrival.
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S& Large
Skofstad
Gilbert |Kell
Kell
Woodlawn school dedication honors community growth
North Lawrence celebrates the Woodlawn elementary plant with about 350 attendees in the new auditorium. Rev. Edward Hislop of the Methodist church delivers a dedicatory address stressing common schools and character building, while local officials praise the North Lawrence board of education for a first class facility. The program includes music, and Supt. Del Manzo outlines goals of health, English, arithmetic, citizenship, and cooperation among teachers, pupils, and parents. Citizens tour the building as it debuts as a community center.
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Woodlawn
North Lawrence
Edward Hislop
The
Methodist Church
Hislop
Woodlaw
Lawrence
North Side
George
Emma Mayer
Board of Education
Fine
Parient-Teachers Association
Citizens of
WL. Biggs
North ‘Lawrence
United States of America
North Law ‘Rence
Irving Hill
Hill
Board, of Education
Hnl
Purils
M.C. del Manzo
del Manzo
del ‘Manzo
North
Reganne
Ned
Hislo
Mr Hislop
Governor vetoes bills on organization and insurance reform
Topeka March 17 two more bills fell to the veto pen as Governor Paulen returned the measures disapproved to the house. One bill would reorganize domestic insurance companies under state supervision and another would place an organization under the blue sky department of the state bank commission. The veto cited conflict with state authority.
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Topeka
Kas
Paulen
House
Blue Sky Department
State Bank Commission
Citien
Karnival Plans At Kansas University Gym Night
The annual Karnival at University of Kansas will be held Saturday night in Robinson Gymnasium. Various fraternities and sororities will run booths and stunts with Phi Mu Alpha orchestra providing music. Proceeds fund booths, with admission for the upstairs program. judges to be announced.
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Robinson Gymnasium
A’s
Jacqueline Stice
Sam Weatherby
Varin
Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity
Phi
My Alpha Orchestra
Duck Pond
Hollywood
George
Kans City P S C officials meet in Wichita on freight rates
In Wichita on March 17 L T Hussey chairman and Judge Jesse W Greenleaf former chairman join rate expert A M Corp for a conference on the ongoing Oklahoma freight rate case. Hutchinson Chamber of Commerce traffic manager W Mittendorf attends as a participant in the discussion.
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Wichita
Kan
Kansas City Public Service Commission
L. T.hussey
Jesse W. Greenleaf
A. M. Corp
Oklahoma
Hale to speak on hand made jewelry at KU lecture
Frank C. Hale of Boston will lecture on hand made jewelry and the craft movement in the new University of Kansas auditorium tomorrow at 4 30 p m. Dean M Swarthout notes Hale’s long career in design and craft and says his works will be exhibited in the administration building. A dinner in his honor is planned at the faculty club. Kansas and Oklahoma bakers open their annual convention in Wichita with 200 delegates present.
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Frank C. Hale
Boston
Central Administration
University of Kansas
Haie
D. M Swartraat
School of Fine Arts
University
Hale
England
Frederic Partridge
London
United States
Boston Society of Arts and Craft
Society
San Francisco
Chicago” Art Institute
The
Jewellers Guild
Department of Design
Jin Lawrence
Hele
M. Swarthout
Rosemhey Ketchum
Marist
Secretar the
Kansas’ Bakery
Wichita
Kansas
Oklahoma Bakers
Allied Industries
Murder by Germs Charged in McClintock Case
Chicago March 17 True bills charging William D Shepherd and C C Faiman proprietor of a school of bacteriology with causing the death of William Nelson McClintock by typhoid fever are expected this afternoon State's attorney Crowe said after an all night probe. Faiman likely will sign immunity waiver and testify before the grand jury. Proceedings include a habeas corpus petition for Shepherd and testimonies from doctors nurses and city officials.
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Chicago
William D. Shepherd
C. C. Faiman
William Nelson McClintock
Robert E. Crowe
Fairman
Crowe
Farman
Shepherd
Young McClintock
Jacob H. Hopkins
Criminal Court
Hopkins
Joseph Savage
Faiman
Ian
Harry Olson
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Rowena Lonngshore
Elizabeth van Winkle
Ruth |Heurton
Kerulf ‘Erikson
Irma Gasey Goldie
Hoffman
Louis Kwan
Dorothy Enlow
Tom Mackie
Elmer Hartman
Arthur Heck
Dorothy Newlin
John Nottingham
Dorothy “Powell
Katherine McFarland
Ted O'Leary
Lottie Harrell
Lillie Lester
Paul On Cley
Annie Kent
Eugene McFarland
Helen Hungerford
Gertrude Way
Halen Beck
Thomas Cable
Edith Hicks
Endsley James
City Hall
Senator Shipstead
Axve
Magnafe
First’ Methodist Church
Church In Honor
Edwin F. Price
Price
Oneley
Church Quartette
Hovey
Hennaal
Bishop Quayle
W. H. Gray
Tribe Gasoline Company
Tulsa
American Oil Men's Association
Blaze
K.U
Glerk Resenes Trbuscus
College of the City of
Frederic A. Woll
Department of Hygiene
Eye Sight Conservation Council ’ of America
Samuel ‘S. Childs
Childs Company
Charlestown
Mass
Saia
Crater Lake National Park
Hanna
Oppor
Plan K
PHI MU Band
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Greenleaf
McClintock
Ward
Shepperd
Thadlli
JosephiSavarage
Faimah
Billy
Shepperd Pal
Isabelle Pope
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