Chinese Students Killings Rock Parade in March Terror
A national tragedy unfolds as 32 people die and many injured after soldiers fire on a parade of 7000 students protesting government demands. Riots and arrests follow, with police forbidding further meetings as Kuomintang leaders deny responsibility while claiming guards acted on orders.
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Tientein
Enpinus
Persanal
Cartier Shontinvliun
Rome
Tekin
Kuominehun
Chang Tso Lin
Taku Bar
Pei River
Peking
Ashes or Love Washington Broadway Show Dispute
A Broadway dispute unfolds over the presentation of Ashes or Love with Carr and the Countess at odds over engagements and portrayal. The Countess defends the work as a psychological study while denying self life parallels, amid discussions of a New York engagement and a London reception.
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Washington
Carrell
Phene
Aml Pra
Carr
Volitess
Broadway
Conurt
Carroll
New York
South Africa
London
Bilis Ts
Briand government admits failure to solve finances
The re organized Briand ministry declares in both houses that the expected financial solution by the date passed has not been achieved and urges parliament to show executional discipline to pass the necessary measures before the hastened revenue deadline. A separate note mentions snow crystals being hexagonal in form amid unrelated remarks.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Senate
Warn of Fake Scheme Haunts Lovall Police Baffle
A garbled dispatch from Little Rock warns Lovall police of a fake advert ruse led by a man named A G Hadgis. He poses as a security ad man for various publics but ads never appear. A brunette woman accompanies him. The notice hints at a broader imitation fraud affecting local readers.
Lawrence wedding notices spark small town cheer
Miss Florida Ambler of Tresper and Gert Tarb of Elnamound quietly wed in Lawrence at high noon on March 16. Neighbors sent best wishes, charivaried the couple, and the Warearshall farm was a gathering spot as Edna Duncan visited home from Rudera high school.
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Funer- Walker
Lawrence
Blue
J. B. Kirkpatrick
Kansas
A. McNish
J. Kindred
L. M. Holmes
Kenneth Cooper
McConnell Hospital
E. F. Paasch
John McNish
Adolph ‘Torneden
Milton Hafstall
Bmra
John Shafstall
Ralph Freese
Ki. U
Stillwell
Okla
Wow
Louise
Havens
Kans
Grady
Cowles
Louiss Kohler
Pohl
Excelsior
Paul Kohler
Fairview
John Akin
George Coleman
Leavenworth
Bellview
Rosco
Raymond Reed
City
Edna Duncan
Lonnie ,Treswillion
Virginia
Donald
James Duncan
Alberté Hadl
van Gunten
Bellview Ladins Aid
Clarence Daugherty
Laurie Frovilian
Watkins Wan
Thong Yan
Florida Ambler
Tresper
Gert Tarb
Elnamound
Haphi Peasperfas
Tfe
Warearshall Farm
Rudera High School
James’ Duncan
Lo Lola
Ruth Duncan
Ford County Sanitary Schools Stand Out In Kansas Ranking
Ford county schools earned an 86 percent average rating for sanitation, highest in the state, though below perfection due to issues like rural building lighting, seating, and water facilities. State director Dr. Montgomery presented the Kansas board of health with these findings at the University of Kansas. Other counties also rated include Chase, Johnson, and Leavenworth, with varied scores reflecting lighting, ventilation, and sanitary conditions across districts.
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Ford County
Ij. CG. Montgomery
State Board of Health
University of Kansas
Montgomery
Kansas
Ford
Chase
Johnson
ObLawa
Finney
Clay
Republic
Neozho
UTS
Stevens
Marion
Ats Pottawatomie
Russell
Butler
Clow
Dickinson
Geary
Lyon
Saline
Sedewick
Sumner
Kansas colleges prep for Intercollegiate Peace contest
McPherson Kansas shows nine colleges ready for the Intercollegiate Peace Association of Kansas contest to select the state team for the national peace contest. At Fairmount Wichita on April 23 the event awards sixty dollars to the winner and forty to the runner up with similar prizes at the national level. Judges will assess the state by oratory and preparation while the national contest uses manuscript judging due to travel challenges. Kansas members include Fairmount Southwestern Beth el Tabor Sterling McPherson Kansas Wesleyan Friends Ottawa universities.
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Aglisery
Fairmount
Southwestern
Bethel
Tabor
Sterling
McPherson
Kansas
Wesleyan Colleges and Friends
Ottawa Universities
St Jacobs Oil Relieves Rheumatic Pain Figures Prominently
For 66 years St Jacobs Oil has been marketed as a harmless rheumatism and pain relief liniment. It promises to ease pain from aching joints muscles and bones and to stop sciatica tumbago backache and neuralgia with a 35 cent bottle guaranteed by druggists.
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St. Jacobs
Jack
National college winners place in 1922 24 25 contests
In 1922 two state winners reached national events. Albert Penner from Bethel College placed second nationally after winning the 1924 state contest at McPherson College. In 1925 David Brubaker of McPherson College, after winning the state contest at Friends University, matched Penner by taking second among 224 orators from 68 colleges.
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Albert Penner
Bethel
College
McPherson College
David Brubaker
Friends ‘University
Penner
NS Seigenee
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