Five Power naval pact hopes persist amid talks and meetings
Reports from London say the United States Great Britain and Japan near a naval reduction deal while a plan for a naval holiday acceptable to France and Italy is studied. Briand travels Paris for consultations with Premier Tardieu ahead of possible renewed talks.
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Great Britain
Japan
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Italy
Aristide ‘Briand
Paris
Premier Tardieu
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Senate Illicit Tariff Changes Soft Wood Free List
Senate lawmakers narrowly approved a 31 40 per thousand feet tariff on soft wood lumber reversing an earlier 2 duty. The plan targets fir spruce pine hemlock and related products including railroad ties and telephone poles with a potential exemption for Canadian rough boards and dressed planks as a reciprocity gesture.
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Mar
Senate
Jones
Washbington
Copeland
New York
Canada
Fern Uct
No Strike Disorders Across Havana Amid Nationwide Action
Havana reports peaceful conditions this morning as a general strike declared last night by utility and railroad workers shows no demonstrations. Interior dispatches indicate similar quiet across the island with no unrest reported. Ray A. Young of the Federal Reserve urged business leaders to act boldly to prevent speculative hysteria, saying past episodes should not recur. Mrs. Ella A. Boole stated that prohibition would endure while women retain the vote, voicing the WCTU line at a House judiciary hearing.
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Mar
API
Cuba
Allutrade Erfapizations
Iite
Atresis
Washington
Ray A. Young
Ree
Federal Reserve Board
Prohibition
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National Woman's Christian Temperance Union
House Judiciary Committee
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Ile
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Kansas Weather Forecast Signals Cold Wave Coming
Kansas forecast shows fair to unsettled conditions tonight and Friday with a much colder spell and a moderate cold wave in the northeast. Morning readings note clear skies and good road conditions as Douglas County reports smooth travel. Trades Service advertises phone listings and local motor company ads accompany the weather note.
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Attac
Farm Groups Back Regional Marketing Change to Warehousing Agency
Kansas farm groups call for converting the Kansas Colorado regional grain marketing association into a warehousing agency. A 11 member committee will outline policies. the plan allows the four main cooperatives and a possible fifth group to buy stock. The agency would own lease and operate sub terminal elevators for participating organizations.
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Topeka
Kansas
Kansas-Colorado Regional Grain Marketing Association
Farmers _ Union Jobbing Association
Equity Union
Kansas’ Cooperative Wheat Marketing Association
Ben F. Hegier
Wichita
National Grain Corporation
Death charges filed in arson bid on Miss Jones
In Mexia Texas D. S. Moore, Oakwood businessman, faced arson and attempted murder charges over a night attack on Miss Wilma Jones of Leon County. She was bound to a bed, burned and bruised but survived, with gaps in identification due to drug effects. Moore held in Fairfield jail awaiting preliminary hearing.
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Tex
D. S. Moore
Oakwood
Fairfield
Wilma Jones
Leon County
Moore
Miss. Jones
Miss Jones
Al Capone in Miami Winter Home Reported
Jacksonville reports Al Capone is at his Miami winter home after avoiding Florida authorities. He arrived late yesterday in a Canadian-licensed car, with a boy and a woman as passengers, and was spotted at a Malabor filling station on Florida's east coast near Melbourne. A deputy from Sheriff Cahoon's office relayed the sighting to Jacksonville.
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Fla
Jacksonville’ Journal Today
al Capone
Miami
Chicago
Carlton
Florida
Journal
Capone
Malabor
Melbourne
WB. Cahoon
Press Laments Dry Law Sympathy Chiefly From Newspapers
Senator Wesley Jones releases a compilation titled the voice of the multitude arguing newspapers hinder enforcement of prohibition. He cites public responses from the United States and Canada to a radio ad to claim that the press lacks sympathy with dry law and may encourage crime. He notes readers seek other information sources and questions whether newspapers reflect ordinary Americans.
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Washington
Wesley Jones
United States
Canada
Jones
Europa Leaves Cherbourg For New York In First Crossing
The steamship Europa sails from Cherbourg at 5 20 pm bound for New York on her first Atlantic crossing. Officials avoid confirming any record chase though a Bremen like time may be watched while there was no reception aboard.
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Cherbourg
New York
France
Bremen
Cherbeure
Michigan Coach Says College Youth Drinking Is Down
Washington March 20 AP Fielding H Hurry-on Yost longtime Michigan coach testifies at the house judiciary prohibition hearing that college youth drink less since the eighteenth amendment. His telegram supported by Mrs Lenna Lowe Yost argues that legalizing liquor would recreate saloon conditions and mocks enforcement failures. Also cited are Alonzo Stagg of Chicago and former internal revenue chief Daniel C Roper who says the dispensary system worsened liquor conditions and calls for reforms and better cooperation between judges and enforcement officials.
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Maize
Blue
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House Judiciary Committee
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Timmy
America
Hoowever
Alonzo Stagg
Chicago University
Daniel C. Roper
South Carolina
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Bureau
Prohibition
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
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LaGuardia
New York
Missouri
Mare
Nelle Burger
Springfield
NOWAT PLANS A FIGHT EFFORTS TO REVOKE DISTRICT CHARTER
Pittsburg Kan March 20 A fight organized by Alexander Howat against John L Lewis effort to revoke the District 14 charter was ordered Howat recently elected insurgent president plans to resign as district president and devote time to his new duties Haitian commission on way to Washington Miami March 20 Members of President Hoover Haitian commission arriving for Washington after a tour will present a report in three weeks Fletcher says they studied conditions and propose solutions they will meet Hoover at the White House Friday at 3 pm New U S aircraft ordered Washington March 20 War department let $2909500 contracts for fifty attack planes and seventy three bombing planes
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Kan
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United Mine Workers of America
District 14
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Howat
Springfield
District 14 Executive Board
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Miami
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Hoover
Henry P. Fletcher
White House
U.S
Washington, Mar
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Port-au-Prinere
Haiti
Fuzene Roy
Horger
Ray
Council of State
Tressent Borno
Ana el
Wrecker's Hammer Destroys Wrong Engine in Dodge City
In Dodge City Kansas a McDowell Motor employee attempted to break up an engine from a car behind the shop. The foreman sent Bill Lembright to work on the target car but the sledge hammer struck the engine head of a different vehicle parked behind a farmer’s car. The farmer questioned the mistake.
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Dodge City
Kan
Babel
McDowell Motor Company
J. B. Boston
Bill Lembright
Lembright
District Meeting of American Legion Auxiliary in Lawrence
The annual convention of the American Legion Auxiliary second district met at the Unitarian church at Twelfth and Vermont streets. Forty eight delegates attended with eighty six ladies at luncheon. Department officers Nellie Cook Joe Nickels Lulu Faulkner and Etta Wycoff spoke. After adjournment delegates enjoyed a Lawrence excursion with Liberty Test of the American Legion members and friends.
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Second District
Unitarian Church
Twelfth
Vermont Streets
Nellie Cook
Independence
Joe Nickels
Topeka
Lulu Faulkner
Etta Wycoff
Garnett
Lawrence
Liberty ’Est
The
American Legion
Friends of the Legionnaires
Woman awarded 3000 damages in bus crash suit
A Wyandotte county jury awarded Rose Heéequembourgh of Nearman Kansas 3000 in damages in a suit against Pickwick-Greyhound Lines Inc. She was injured last July when a bus collided with her car, pushing it into a coupe she was driving in Kansas City Kansas.
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Kansas City
Kan
Wyandotte County
Rose Heéequembourgh
Nearman
Pickwick-Greyhound Lines, Inc
Police Stop Holdup and Kill One Bandit
In Greenwich Village a restaurant raid ended with the death of bandit Alfred Marino when a patrolman shot through a locked basement door after a robber fired at him. One accomplice was captured by patrons as others fled, leaving two wounded.
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Greenwich Village
Alfred Marino
Charlie's Triangle
Carmine, Street
James F. Rogers
Rogers
Tingers
Guernsey deeds transferred to receiver in bank failure
Independence, March 20. George Guernsey, president of the failed Commercial National Bank, delivered deeds for his real estate holdings to M. E. Murray, receiver. The property, valued at about 173600, includes two business buildings, three homes, and 600 acres on Elk river known as the Guernsey ranch. The ranch houses the natutial Guernsey reception shack. Guernsey’s other real estate was said to be held in stock in building companies. Bank losses over the past three days rose to roughly 680000.
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Kan
George Guernsey
Commercial National Bank
M. E. Murray
Elk River
Guernsey
Natutial Guernsey
Lawrence-Fredonia basketball state opener broadcast
The Journal-World notes a Lawrence-Fredonia state tournament opener at Topeka tonight. John Runn, KU roach, will broadcast the game on WIEBIW from 6 o clock. The contest unfolds at Washburn College field house court.
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Topeka
John Runn
K. U. Roach
Wiebiw
Washburn College
Haskell Institute topic at Hiwanis club meeting
George Shawnee of Haskell spoke at Wiedemann's on Indian education and Haskell's role in government policy. He noted Haskell draws students from 28 states, with improving instruction and active placement after graduation, and he contrasted it with other Indian schools focusing on broader national participation and citizen readiness.
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George Shawnee
Haskell
Hiwanis Club
Wiedemann's
Lawrence
Kan Sas
Shawnee
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Parthle
Two Million Fire Loss At Gulf Refining Reserve
Official estimates place the fire loss at Girard Point as over 2 million dollars. The Waran steamer and large oil storage were damaged, crew of 26 escaped by river, and scores of firefighters worked three hours to control the blaze. Nearby Haitis politics and bank robbery reports follow in brief notices.
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City Registration Closes Tomorrow Night
City officials report nearly 350 new names added to the city registration books since the recent primary election. The books will stay open until 10 pm tomorrow night as registrations continue today. More than 3,000 votes were cast in the primary, signaling strong turnout for the upcoming general election on April L.
Debaters Come for Inter-District Tournament at KU
More than 100 high school debaters and 30 coaches arrive at the University of Kansas for the Kansas High School Debating League finals. Class A and B champs from 12 districts send two teams each, with round robin Friday and elimination Saturday, culminating in finals Saturday night. Teams listed include Holton Topeka Paots Independence Eureka Marys Wakeeney Kingman Newton Elsworth Hoisington Oberlin Stafford Class B entrants include Fairview Vinland Atericus Stupids Woodston Travis Clearwater Brookville Jetty Prairie Oakley Spex.
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Kansas High School
Bso
Topeka
Inii
Holton
Paots
Independence
Eureka
Marysy Wakeeney
Kingman
Newton
Elsworth
Hoisington
Oberlin
Stafford
Unemployment Strike in Havana Lasting One Day
Havana reports a one day general unemployment strike beginning at midnight, with about 299000 workers walking out. Police guarded utilities and rail yards, while most services remained uninterrupted and no arrests occurred.
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Havana
Fire destroys Knoxville buildings after deadly blaze
A downtown Knoxville fire caused three buildings to collapse and spread to four more, killing one man named Carl Melcher who died fleeing his Arcade building. Five injured, total damage estimated in the hundreds of thousands of dollars as flames destroyed the six-story area.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Carl Melcher
Red
Capacity crowd attends Journal World cooking school lecture
A capacity crowd of more than seven hundred women filled the Orpheum theater for Miss Edna M. Ferguson's third lecture in the Journal-World free cooking school. The audience heard instruction, a question and answer forum, poems, and a planned recipe lineup with gifts to be signed for tomorrow’s final session.
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Journal- World
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Journal- World Booking
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Warwick
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