National troops leave city as Li Ching-Ling forces advance
In Tientsin a Kuominchin withdrawal toward Beijing left 750000 residents in panic as Li Ching-Ling and Chang Tso-Lin troops moved in from Shantung. Militants seized stations, several shootings occurred, and looting followed in villages along the march while eight thousand Kuominchin troops set up lines near Tekinga to halt pursuit. Meanwhile in Chicago, Mrs. Ties Osborne was arrested for assault with intent to murder Mrs. Bea Caine in a bid to win her husband after a long threatened divorce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tientsin
Kugminchun
National Army
Peking
Chihli
Province
Li Ching-Ling
Chang ‘Tsung- Sovernor
Machang
Taku
Tehtsang
Tekinga
Nm Allen
Chigago
Mar
ATP
Best Cow Records and Herd Averages Reported
Charles Saile owns Birdie a Holstein that yielded 2318 pounds milk and 1.2 pounds of butter fat, earning top honors. Second place goes to Deux a Jersey owned by A B Lewis with 66.7 pounds butter fat. Saile also leads in high herd average with 1130 pounds milk and 41 pounds butter fat, while A T Lewis owns the second high herd with 28 cows averaging 35 pounds butter fat. Also notes state land air test near Winfield Kansas and political moves around David Lloyd George and Chamberlain.
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Douglas County ‘Icing Association
Birdie
Charles Saile
Deux
A. B. Lewis
A. T. Lewis
Winfield
Kaw
Mar
State of Kansas
Hull Company
Wilcox
Veteran’s Body Home from France Burial in Burlington
The body of Private F Hahn of Burlington and the 137th Infantry 33rd Division killed in France and missing for a time was brought home from Jersey City for burial in Burlington. An escort of honor accompanied the casket and it was draped with the U S flag throughout the trip.
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Ottawa
Kan
F. Hahn
Burlington
France
Jersey City
Burlinton
United States
1827 Lawrence High Elects Captain At Luncheon
The 1827 Lawrence High School basketball captain will be elected at a Chamber of Commerce luncheon tomorrow noon with 29 Red and Black squad members invited. Coach Severt Higgins and Captain Fred Fearing will speak as setter awards are announced and the new captain introduced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
1827. Lawrence
Chamber of Commerce
Tomar Dr. F.C. Allen
Oinex
Severt Higgins
Fred Fearing
Lawrence Nice
Rory Borth
Donald Fursman
Harlow Hansen
Alvin McKinney
Joseph VeCantes
Ebner Schaakes
Carl Allen
Carl Meitner
Chester Tones
Ted O'Leary
Mark Alvnte
Be Lienard
Eugene Met Hart
Pre Mars Foster
Clement Evans
Qsear
Malcolm MacLaren
Davie
John Wynn
Tam?Mac
Deaths and Funerals Harry Covey of Lawrence
Harry Covey former Lawrence resident died March 11 at his home near Speermore Ohio after a long illness. Funeral services were held at the Baptist church in Shborware. Born August 11, 1885 near Lawrence he lived to manhood here and married Daisy Richardson August 11, 1905. Survived by his widow his parents two brothers and other relatives.
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Harry Covey
Lawrence
Speermare
Ohina
Baptist
Shborware
Mareh Dt
Daniel Cavey
Harry Cavey
Iss
Daisy Richardson
Qother
Jova Brothers
Bred
Arthur
Speermore
Guida Er
I" McGrane
Kansas City
Miss Martha Borgard Milered Houston and Miss Lois Jarrelt
Personal notices list Miss Martha Borgard Milered Houston and Miss Lois Jarrelt visiting Topganeviele, with other mentions of Mrs May Cheatham and Miss Frances Cheatham in Warrensburg. References also note Mrs W A Guenther's return from Kansas City and various local social visits and hospital news.
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Martha Borgard Milered
Houston
Topganeviele
Lois Jarrelt
May Cheatham
Frances Cheatham
Warrensburg
Russell
Chirt
Maple Street
Séll
Conn Caher Hintel
Chinegoa
Anita Mepler
Winfield
Unichanel Wieischan
Kansas City
Alpha Ni
Large crowd fills university vesper service at Fraser hall
Fraser hall chapel drew a large audience for the third all musical vespers by the school of fine arts. The program featured a new organ, vocal and instrumental solos, violin and piano duets, and a Women's Green Club finale, concluding with a tribute to the season's music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fraser Hall
School of Fine Arts
University
Lawrence
Ray Wricht
Aubrey Popejoy
Faure
Brewer
Waldemar Gelich
Ann Sweeney
Wilton
Schumann
Carl A. Preyer
Howard C. Taylor
Louise Miller
Minna Darn
Ray Wright
Aubrey Popelay
Waldemer Gelich
Miss Alar
Cell
Gounod
Mendelstolm
Fammy May Ross
Karl Kruersteiner
Dean D. M. Swarthout
Univer Women's Green Club
Agnes Husband
Ware
Esther Ott
Administration
Stokes Yacht Crew Drift After Charleston Wreck
A.P. report says Stokes, Jr., son of a New York hotel owner, and three crewmen drifted in a small boat after their yacht Calliope wrecked March 15 fifty miles off Charleston. They reached Cape Canaveral, Florida in a small boat and Eva Calliope engagement to Florence Crittenden was mentioned.
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West
Mar
Florence Crittenden
Weva
Stokes, Jr
New York
Cape Carnaveral
Fla
Stokes
Crittenden
Calliope
Nickel Plate Wreck Near Athol Springs Reported
A Nickel Plate passenger train No 6 bound for Buffalo derailed at Athol Springs. Initial reports say the engine and two luggage cars jumped the rails with the engineer believed killed. Seven passenger cars derailed but remained upright and several passengers were injured. An open run is suspected as the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Chicago
Falo
Athol Springs
Trial into final phase in Matteotti murder case in Italy
In Chieti on March 22 the trial of five men accused of kidnapping and killing anti fascist deputy Matteotti in 1924 moved to its final phase. The crown prosecutor urged the jury to find involuntary homicide, directed by Amerigo Dansini, while disputing the defense request for extenuating circumstances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chieti
Italy
Matteotti
Saluccii
Amerigo Dansini
Crisis in Sweden Prompts Cabinet Crisis Rumors
Stockholm March 22 AP reports Sweden's Geneva League stance and push for Germany to join the League sparked predictions of a cabinet crisis from non socialist parties. The move drew widespread condemnation as ineffective. After Foreign Minister Unilen returned, non socialists in the second chamber were expected to push a vote of no confidence.
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Chamberlain
Stockholm
Sweden
Geneva
Unilen
Germ
League Assembly
League Council
Noted Robber Escapes From Granite Reformatory
Oklahoma City report says "Big Jim" McGraw, a notorious bandit, fled yesterday from the Granite state reformatory. Bent iron bars were found in his cell but details remain unknown. He reportedly climbed over the outer wall and is linked to southwest bank robberies including a $6,000 payroll robbery during the municipal dam project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Big Jim" McGraw
State Reformatory
Granite
Reformatory
McGin
River Rise Hits Oi City Flooding Center Street
Flood waters from Oi Creek rose six feet in ten minutes after surface ice jammed the Allegheny gorge. Firemen and police rescued dozens trapped in Center street office buildings as water reached four feet, marooning workers and disrupting rail lines entering the city.
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Oi City
Allegheny River
Center Street
API
Daisy Simpson career ends in tragedy at El Paso hospital
Daisy Simpson, famed for a record in law enforcement, lies near death from a self inflicted bullet wound after arrest for receiving narcotics through the mail and subsequent jail commitment. The report covers her fall from grace and attempted suicide amid scandal.
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el Paso
Mary
Daisy Simpson
Sahin
Carson Pleads Guilty In Liquor Case Split Jail Terms
Fred Carson pleaded guilty to transportation and possession of liquor. Judge Hugh Means sentenced him to two months and a $100 fine on one count and four months and a $100 fine on the other, to be served concurrently in county jail with costs. Other docket items include McCall vs McCall temporary support motion, Vauroy Miller vs Adams open judgment, Klein's Incorporated added party, and J Smith vs Mutual Fire Insurance damages and costs increase sought.
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Fred Carson
Hugh" Means
Berlin Policing Faces Fasters and Foreign Ties
Berlin news reports a surge of organized foodless stunts for money, with hundreds of fasters, glass cages, and daily bulletins. The piece notes royal conduct changes, drum majors, and guards at the presidential residence while highlighting a zoo chief’s calm with his trained lions, and a push to honor historic Berlin actors with near-theatre side monuments.
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Berlin
von Hindenburg
Petras Olesen
Berlin’ Zoo
Olesen Plais
Europe
Zoo
Gustav Boess
Ludwig Deyrient
Adalbert Mathewski
Seimester
United States
University of Berlin
Germany
Sane Eerie Ee
Local notes and school updates from De Soto area
Lutfia Yousry says Mrs. Mus Ser hospitalized in Kansas City after breaking her ankle. Miss Janet Dyer visits Dor othy Beaver in Lawrence. teaches in Lawrence High and Kansas University. previously taught in Estancia New Mexico. Shawnee Mission wins the basketball tourney. St Patrick’s dinner hosted by the Domestic Science Dept at De Soto High School. Barn fire at Charles Decken farm destroys barn and 1000 bushels of corn, no insurance. Birth announced for Mareh L. Paxton. Various illness and visits reported among local residents and staff. girls glee clubs hold a food sale to raise funds.
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H. J. Mus Ser
Kansas City
Janet Dyer
Lawrence
Dorothy
Beaver
Mary Dyer
Minnesota
Shawnee
Overland Park
Shawnee Mission
Mary Adams
St. Patrick's
Ollie Hoffman
de Soto High School
Amfiss Blanche
Hallaway
Ed Renner
Will Gordon
A. J. Cross
Eelah Burnett
Gertrude Wilson
Barbara Olinger
Blanche Halloway
JL W. Kessler
Harry Decken
Mildred DeWeese
Ruth Hambleton
Lucinda
Dan Martin
Eudora
J. I. Bickey
Martin Fruit and Poultry Farm
I. F. Martin
Charles Decken
de Soto
Ile
Tarry
Charles Deeken
Harry Necken
Aly
Mortis DeBoene
Joe Paxton
Prairie Center
Mareh L
Paxton
Abi
Zella- Jowett
Howard Phillips
Montgomery Ward
RW. Phillips
Everett Baker
Agles Bell
Mary Ranfts
Tucker Ranfts
Amos Miller
Albert Smolerick
Leavenworth
George Morgan
Fred Gordon
Gordon
Clifford Wilber
Polo, Mo
Wilbur
lacé#i
Taylor Mercantile Store
J. B. Hymer
Va Willard
Beulah
Mr. Willard
Arvadiz
Willard
Robert Alexander
Mr. Alexander
de Sota
Alexander
C. W. Morse
Clyde Blything
Mise Lela Burnett
William Morse
Eagle Eve
Maggie Freeman
Olathe
A. BE. Adams
John Collins
Freeman
Harrison
Guy V. Longstreth
Colony
C. A. Ashlock
Mr. Longstreth
Miss Burks
Lou Hambleton
Bonner Springs
Twetver
Don Musser
Insects Killed by Rarefied Air Revealed by Scientists
Washington reports scientists E A Back and T T Cotton of the agriculture department first described using rarified air to kill insects in stored goods. Moths and other pests in a locked trunk may die after two days in air reduced to one fifth to one thirtieth of normal. The method, tested in a vault with almost no air, proved more effective than fumigation. The item also lists local society notes from De Soto with various residents and visits, showing community life and schedules.
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Washington
Mar
E. A. Back
T T. Cotton
Department of Agriculture
Cod Liver Oil Tablets Promised To Add Pounds Fast
An old advertisement touts Metley's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets as a quick way to gain weight and improve health. It claims 60 cent boxes of 60 tablets, with a money back guarantee if five pounds aren’t gained in 30 days, and promotes McCoft’s original Cod Liver Oil tablets as genuine.
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McCof
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Anneal
Department of Justice
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Oklahoma
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John Ramsey
Philadelphia
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
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Lydia
Pinkham
Elizabeth Raddle
C. S. Fairbairn
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Hesper Club
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Caral
England
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Garber
Simpson
Self
Topeka
Kansas
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Mildred
Tola Cement Mills Traffic Association
Public Service Commission
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A.P
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Max
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Timate
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East
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Washington, D.C
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Baltimore
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Wastside Cramatic Club
Kanwaks
Ala
Lutfia Yousry
Ths
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Egypt
M. Ho Sing
Iegation
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