League battle in Commons as Lloyd George criticizes Chamberlain
Former Prime Minister David Lloyd George attacked foreign secretary Sir Austen Chamberlain in the Commons over Geneva and Germany. He moved to cut foreign office estimates to spotlight League of Nations proceedings and US relations, while Chamberlain defended his actions amid calls for German seat in the League council.
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City Voters Urged to Register Ahead of April 6 Election
About 206 residents had registered at City Hall since the city primaries, according to City Clerk Floyd L. Lawrence. To vote on April 6, eligibility requires registration, with books open until 11 p.m. Friday, ten days before the election. The clerk’s office will stay open evenings this week for registrar convenience.
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Floyd L. Lawrence
Zoning Protests In Final Shape For City Ordinance
City planning commission will meet at city hall to finalize the proposed zoning ordinance before sending it to the city council for passage. Fourteen petitions protesting the ordinance were filed, with a final report to be issued at tomorrow night’s session. The meeting also addressed unclear points such as garage placement on lot lines and rear-yard setbacks. About fifty citizens attended.
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von Tirpitz
Lawrence city sealer plant bid opening set for Thursday
The Lawrence city officials will open bids Thursday at 10 AM at city hall for improvements to the sealer plant. Bids cover a new settling basin a new intake and repairs to the existing intake. The method and timing depend on bids and a decision may be announced at the evening commission meeting.
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Chicken Thief Captured After Truckload Heist
Lawrence police chief Douglas said Harris identified as Harris Bowman of Lawrence led a stolen chicken theft ring. Bowman, from Lees Summit, Mo, had moved to Lawrence recently and police seek a female accomplice as investigation widens into nearby towns.
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Harry Bowman
Lawrence
Douglas
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Bowro Ie
Tanwepenee
Ti Opeka
Kansas City
Bowman
Weather Forecast for Kansas Clarity and Cold Touch
Kansas forecast shows fair tonight and Wednesday with a cooler shift on Wednesday. Roads vary from clear to muddy across cities including Kansas City Coffeyville Emporia Wichita Hutchinson and Salina Pittsburg Art Kansas City Ottawa Topeka.
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Emporia
Wichita
Hutchinson
Salina
Pittsburg
Art
Ottawa
Topeka
Russians on Armored Trains in Chinese Campaign
Reports from Tientsin detail Russian cavalry on two armored trains with infantry detachments from Shan tung Province pursuing Kuominchun forces. Trains came south along the Tientsin Pukun line. later Man troops under Chang Tso-Lin arrived, and Kuominchun forces withdrew to Tientsin. The Peking government faced upheaval as Heiang’s forces tightened grip. A reward was offered for Feng Msiang’s head by Shanghai papers. Kuominchun leaders seek peace to end bloodshed amid suspected supply shortages.
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National Army
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Chang Tso-Lin
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Feng
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Shanghai Evening News
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Feng Msiang
Peking
Phi Beta Kappa elects 25 new members at Kansas
The University of Kansas honorary society Phi Beta Kappa held its second election of the year. Twenty five new members were elected on Monday afternoon. In fall, seven students were awarded the honor key. The list of yesterday’s inductees includes Marian Allen, Charles Anderson, George Anderson, Robert Campbell, Russell Culver, Howard Deay, Martin Rickinson, Margaret Paussi, Aose George, Mary Hess, Martha Kelton, Mildred Lamb, Walter McAlaster, Brewster Morgan, Mary Viola Myers, Hazel Noble, Raymond Nichols, Darrel Phillips, Maurine Pitts, John Strong, Cecil Sughrue, Lea Clapplmers, Malcomb Welty, Lloyd Young, and Thurman Zinn. Last fall’s key recipients were John Alden, Mary Gear, George Teffler, Frances Patterson, Jacqueline Styce, Robert Tunn Tsing and Anna Yahn. One new appointment.
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Phi Beta Kappa
University of Kanas
Marian Allen
Charles Anderson
George Anderson
Robert Campbell
Russell Culver
Howard Deay
Martin Rickinson
Margaret Paussi
Aose George
Mary Hess
Martha Kelton
Mildred Lamb
Walter, McAlaster
Brewster Morgan
Mary Viola Myers
Hazel Noble
Raymond Nichols
Darrel Phillins
Maurine Pitts
John Strong
Cecil Sughrue
Lea Clamplers
Malcomb Welty
Lloyd Young
Thurman Zinn
John Alden
Mary Gear
George Teffler
Frances Patterson
Jacqueline Styce
Robert Tun Tonsing
Anna Yahn
Chanute Man Named on Board of Veterinary by Julen
Governor Paulen appointed Dr. PLB Darling ton of Chanute to the state board of veterinary examiners for a three year term to succeed Dr. Rubin of McPherson. Other reappointments included Kendall of Great Bend Eddy of Colby Carr of Junction City and Amory Lee of Topeka with Waskell and Bernardin also noted among board appointments.
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Chanute
Veterinary Examiners
HF. Rubin
McPherson
Dros Addison Kendall
Great Bend
W. CG. Eddy
Colby
Walter Oe Carr
Junction City
State Board of Health
Thomas Amory Lee
W. H. Waskell
Kansas City
Board of Review
EB. T. Bernardin
Pars
Etymological Commission
Ex Kaiser's Son Weighs Swiss Home Purchase
Reports say the former German crown prince, renting near Locarno, is negotiating to buy the Trevano chateau near Lugano as a future home for the ex-Kaiser. Transfer would need consent of great powers and Swiss government, with mixed views in Bern and military circles about asylum. The hotel sector may benefit from a tourist boom if the Kaiser seeks refuge in Switzerland. Brazil notes 84 public holidays leading the world.
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Tariff Investigation Opens Amid Bi partisan Debate
Washington March 23 A P The senate tariff commission probe began with defending its bi partisan makeup and debates over private conferences. Witness F W Taussig Harvard professor and first chairman urged nonpartisan style while noting past appointments were unfortunate and recommending direct reporting of sugar findings to Congress.
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Utah
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Coolidge
Radio program by American Legion draws crowd in Kansas drive
Last night KFAU broadcast from the Union station studio as part of Kansas membership drive. The event featured Keanens and Oklahoma rivalry and included cornet solos, fife and drum corps, banjo numbers, and talks on the American Legion drive. Two die in a gas stove explosion in Iola, injuring a family.
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Oklahoma
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Alabama
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Sopranooe
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Lawrence
Ott
IMC Extends Loan to Orient Railroad for 15 Years
The Interstate Commerce Commission extended for fifteen years the government loan of 2.5 million dollars to receivers of the Kansas City Mexico and Orient Railroad. The action keeps the federal financing in place to support the line’s operations and restructuring.
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Orient
Kansas Glee Club plans Tonkawa concert with Washburn
The University of Kansas Men’s Glee Club, Missouri Valley champions and national third placers, will join Washburn Glee Club in a Tonkawa concert on April 13. Directors include Prof. Thomas A. Larremore and student leaders Ivan Roberts Justus Fugate and Palmer Stephens. The group performed across 15 states and Canada, with a White House reception from Calvin Coolidge.
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Lawrence
Palmer J. Stephens
Kansas City
Glee Club
Fred Skaer
R. BE. Lawrenson
MacReady Flight Fails to Break World Altitude Record
Washington reports Lt. John A. MacReady of McCook Field failed on March 13 to set a new world altitude record. Official readings show 41,879 feet, short of the French aviator Leutenant Carlizo’s October 1924 mark. Dayton instrument readings suggested 39,025 feet, 561 feet below Carlizo. Army officers expect another record attempt.
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McCook Field
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Bureau of Standards
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Dayton
Ohio
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MacReary
Lané
Lyons Party Exhorted by Wreck and Parole Bond
Dr Hemphill of Topeka jailed for ten months for transportation and possession of whiskey. Lennie Lyons and Zephyr Carpenter also convicted. Lyons bondsman claims he cannot move Lyons, a Kansas City physician's statement cited. Car wreck near Big Springs uncovered gallons of liquor. all three appeal to Supreme Court, which affirms lower court.
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Topeka
Zephyr Carpenter
Hugh Mearns
Lennie Lyons
Kansas City
Lronz
Lawrence
Big Springs
Will Cummings
Wudge Means
Supreme Court
District Court
Hemphill
Lyons
Southeast Kansas group forms plan to unite counties
The Southeast Kansas Incorporated committee in Parsons, Kansas, tentatively outlines uniting twelve counties for regional advertising and development. H W A Bryant is temporary president and Frank Dixon temporary secretary. A forty-member board representing towns with chambers will elect seven-member executive committees. The first 40-member board meeting is set for Cherryvale at 2 p.m. on Tuesday in April.
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H W. A. Bryant
Parsons Commercial Bank
Frank Dixon
Ghanate
Cherryvale
Names of scofflaws in Philadelphia revealed by governor
Harrisburg Pa March 23 A P J Govenor Pinchotto released a letter to Secretary of the Treasury Melion presenting a list he calls law breakers in Philadelphia who are withdrawing alcohol under federal permits The governor did not release the list but said it includes eighty one permittee manufacturers often distillers and others
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A. P.J
Pinchotto
Secretary of the Treasury
Melion
Philadelphia
Medicos to Meet in Lawrence for Northeast Kansas Session
Northeast Kansas Medical Society will hold its annual meeting Thursday in the Chamber of Commerce building Lawrence with about 60 to 75 physicians expected. Speakers include C F Nelson M D Lawrence C H Kinnaman M D Topeka and others from Lawrence Topeka and Kansas City.
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Chamber of Commerce
Wiedemann
E. P. Sisson
Topeka
Kansas City
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M. T. Sadler
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Karl A. Menninger
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W. M. Auchard
M. D. Lawrence
Earley
Resurfacing West Seventh and West Ninth Favored
Merchants from Poehler Mercantile Back resurfacing of West Seventh and West Ninth, urging payment from the general fund rather than abutting property owners. They warn delayed maintenance will cost more, and advocates note reduced wear on autos and taxes. Also mentions death penalty trial for A. T. Marshall and Kiwanis clinic at city hall.
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George Kizehoff
Poehler Mercantile Company
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Rankin
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Judge Clark
Carl Graeber Leads Lawrence High Five at Chamber Luncheon
Carl Graeber, a six footer and former center, was elected captain of Lawrence High School’s 1927 basketball team at a Chamber of Commerce luncheon. Captain-elect Graeber joins Capt. Fred Fearing and five other lettermen as the 1926 team’s standout performers.
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Fred Fearing
Carl Graeber
Lawrence Skier
Arlia Simmonds
Lawrence Rice
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Higgins
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Pr. Allen
Olney
Helen Marcell
Margaret Cockerill
School of Fine Arts
University of Kansas
Sisson Returns From Kansas Deans Conference
Mrs. Elinor Sisson assistant to the Lawrence high school principal returned from Winfield where she attended the eleventh annual Kansas Association of deans of women and advisors of girls conference. Delegates from state colleges and high schools met at Southwestern College March 18 to 20. Dr. Karl Menninger of Topeka was the sole outside speaker. Dean Maude Minrow of Emporia Teachers College and Dean Grace Wilkie of Fairmount College gave talks. Luncheons and dinners were held at Winfield homes entertaining the delegates. Minrow was elected president for next spring.
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Lawrence High School
Winfield
Kansas Association of Deans of Women
Southwestern College
Karl Menninger
Topeka
Sisson
Maude Minrow
Emporia Teachers’ College
Grace Wilkie
Fairmount College
Winfeld
Association For Next Spar
Court Martial Ordered for Marine Williams in Drunkenness Charge
Secretary Wilbur orders a court martial to try Marine Corps private Robert Alexander Williams on drunkenness charges. General Smedley Butler alleges the specifications are sufficient and the panel will be chosen from Pacific coast officers. The trial will occur in San Diego with Butler as Williams guest at Reno dinner the night before.
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