Shanghai warns of block and border clash in 12 mile zone
Shanghai reports Japanese officials prepared to block and re-enter the 12 mile zone while Chinese forces cross Soochow creek near Chiawangmiao. Japan seeks withdrawal south of the creek as Nan king government omits a military delegate to peace talks. China’s leaders reportedly fear criticism whatever the outcome and talks may be delayed.
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Shanghai
Mar
Soochow Creek
Chiawangmiao
Uyeda
Nanking
Chiang Kuang- Nai
Kenkichi Uyeda
London Journalist Ratcliffe Lectures on India at KU
K Ratcliffe of London, a famed English journalist and former editor of The Statesman Calcutta, will speak on Can Britain Hold India at 8:20 this evening in the University of Kansas auditorium as part of the Community Lecture course. He will also address English students tomorrow at 3:30 in Fraser theater on English Writers. The public may attend both talks.
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London
Wil
Britain
India
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Ratcliffe
Statesman
Calcutta
Canada
United States
England
London Daily News
Nation
The
Observer
New Statesman
Fraser Theater
Department of English
Intestinal flatulence causes and dietary care
Distinguishes intestinal flatulence from gastric forms and outlines causes such as swallowed air, carbohydrate fermentation, and dietary excess. Recommends reducing green vegetables and uncooked fruits, using milk and vegetable puree, avoiding preserved, smoked, or spiced foods, and trying fermented milks with bacillus acidolphilus. In acute attacks, heat to the abdomen and turpentine enema may aid relief.
Actress Marjorie Rambeau verdict awarded $40000
New York March 2 AP A verdict of forty thousand dollars was returned against Marjorie Rambeau in the alienation of affections suit brought by Mabel Manton widow of Kevitt Manton the actor. Manton testified he began transferring affections to Rambeau during 1924 1925. The first trial two years ago ended in a hung jury.
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New York
Mar
Marjorie Rambeau
Mabel Manton
Kevitt Manton
Manton
Escape from Texas jail by thirteen prisoners
Gainesville Texas March 22. Thirteen prisoners escaped from Cooke county jail early today. They pried bars from a cell window and lowered themselves to the ground, leaving guards puzzled and authorities seeking captures.
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Texas
Gainesville
Tex
Cooke County
Escape Attempt At Jail Described In Fragment
Fragment notes a ground by rope improvised to hip wind. Wind noise hindered jailer from hearing men forcing the window bars.
Blow Up Rails Near Mine Amid Hostilities in Ohio
Militidid near a Sunday Creek Coal Co mine in Ohio reports dynamite wrecking a spur track. National Guard observers monitor a tense field as pickets shadow guard movements and a mass meeting urges restraint to avert violence.
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Athens
Sunday Creek Coal Company
Militidid
National Guard
National ‘Guard
Nelsonville
McAdoo Says Hunger Tops Issues in Campaign
William G. McAdoo told reporters that hunger stomachs are a greater problem than dry throats and that economic issues will decide the next campaign. He met with Speaker Gillett and voiced support for Garvey for the Democratic nomination, citing California and Texas delegation backing before the May primary. He said the 18th Amendment is not a party issue.
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Washington
William G. McAdoo
Treasury
Gar~ney
California
McAdoo
Unemployed Aid Request Reaches Girard City Commission
A fifty member committee claiming 5,000 Crawford county unemployed asked Girard officials for two meals and a night of lodging for workers planning to visit April 4 to seek county aid. They estimated up to 2,000 people would attend to petition for employment and tax relief. officials said meals and lodging could be provided for a reasonable number, but not for 2,000.
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Girard
Kan
Crawford County
Tex
Open verdict in Cherryvale physician death case
A coroner's jury in Independence Kansas returned an open verdict, failing to illuminate the death of Dr. H S Kellam, Cherryvale physician. His body was found on a side road southeast of Cherryvale on March 14, with the jury saying he died from gunshot wounds inflicted by unknown assailant(s).
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Independence
Kan
H.S. Kellam
Cherryvale
Unclear Testament Testimony From Whichever Witnesses Heard
The fragment notes ten witnesses were heard and mentions differing testimony about the wounds being front or back. Names, dates, and locations are not provided, leaving the exact case and context unresolved.
Tonganoxie Community Notes Echo Week of Visits and Events
In Tonganoxie many locals hosted guests from Topeka and nearby towns. Edith Carpenter visited her parents and planned a Topeka trip. The Parental Study Club met at J W Dorney’s, papers prepared by Decker and Wilson Myers. A community benefit bridge party is planned for March 28 at the State Bank hall to aid the unemployed. Community figures move and visit, with hospital stays and club meetings noted, including federation plans in Wichita.
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Eal
W. L. Partridge
Anna Steward
Topeka
Robert
Sechrest
Edith Carpenter
John Carpenter
Excelsior Springs
Fred Papenhausen
J. C. Davidson
J. L. Johnson
Springfield
Selman Decker c
Wilson Myers
State Bank Hall
Henry Gieb
Gordon Morrow
San Diego
Calif
Lawrence
Charles Brown
Carl Dorlin
Chandler
Harry Henderson
Kansas City
C. W. Himmer
Kansas Federation of Women's Clubs
Wichita
Allan
Tongano
Ernest Elston
Charles Corlett
Leonard Deaton
Raymond Leach
Kan
Kathryn Keats
Dorney
Ooal Wenger
Tresa Hedderman
Harry Wendorff
Congregational Ladies Association
Herman Rumsey
Fay
White
Fred Angell
Aguner Ou Riage
Herine Angell
Joon
Local Harmony and Social Notes Roundup
March weekend social happenings include Elston and Lawrence marriage ceremony details at Birth Street with best wishes for the newlyweds. Visits, club meetings, and dances are listed along with visiting relatives from Albuquerque. Community members attended funerals, danced classes hosted by Miss Gromaf, and gatherings at the Methodist Ladies Aid and Rinda chapter events.
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Elston
Lawrence
Will
Country Club
Wil
Eugene Leighty
Hosteas
Albuquerque
Raymond Davis
James Farrell
Kansas City
Ola Babcock
Rebekahs
Leonard Hazen
Billy
Horton
Charles .Corlett
Wilmington
Alicia Seifert
B.S
Charles Corlett
E. Elston
Jake Schilline
Hiawatha
Kan
M. V. Schilling
Barber School Ends February With Full Attendance
The Barber school capped February with 100 percent attendance. Students making perfect spelling were Mary Alice Peterson Janet Stanwix and Le Roy Buermans. New pupils Rugsel Deskin Love and Lucille Love joined last week and Esther and Grant Love started Monday. The Jolly Quilters met at Mrs T R Wiggins home with twelve members and two guests. George Coffman recently ill was moved to Memorial hospital. Mrs Len Ice cared for her ill daughter Mrs Messer in Pleasant Grove. Mr and Mrs A B Ulrich were guests at the Pierson home while the Schellhorns welcomed a son Dale Floyd.
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Mary Alice Peterson
Janet Stanwix
le Roy Buermans
Stl Rugsel
Helen Deskin
Barber
Yarnold
Lee Love
Lucille Love
Esther
Grant
Love
Jolly Quilters
T. R. Wiggins
George Coffman
Memorial Hospital
Len Ice
Pleasant Grove
N- Messer
M. J
Floyd _Schellhorn
Dale Floyd
Bahnmaier
Cecil Button
Carter
Lenhart
Stanwix
Athen Sims
W. C. Slusser
Valley Grove Families Move After Fire Loss
Mr and Mrs Harry Bliss who lost their home to fire have moved to the Webb place vacated by the Wallsbinders. School was dismissed Friday afternoon allowing those who wished to travel to McLouth for the spelling contest.
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Harry Bliss
Webb Place
McLouth
Sunday Socials and Nearby Visits in Certropolis and Lawrence
Sunday activities include Miss Mabel Shaw at a Teachers Club party in Lawrence with Mr and Mrs W J Quitig visiting, and families gathering near Lone Star and Baldwin. Robert and Nancy Sanders host and visit relatives. several births, visits to Memorial hospital, and church or club meetings noted. The Ladies Aid plans an all day meeting March 24 with N F Thome hosting.
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Certropolis
Lee Gray
Mabel Shaw
Teachers Club
Lawrence
W. J. Quitig
Austin Flory
Wilson
Lida Longanecker
Emma
Nieder
N. F. Thome
Ladies Aid
Clifford Bethtrum
Paola
C.V. Gann
Marvin Bend
Roy Puckett
Birs
Ellis
Nettie Glenn Hosts All Day Club Meeting
Mrs Nettie Glenn will entertain the club at an all day meeting at her home on Wednesday March 30. Mr and Mrs Will Brown and family and Mr and Mrs W H Robison and sons visited Lecompton to hear Rev Perry O Hanson speak of missionary experiences in China Lorene Hildenbrand visited Pecerty ton over weekend. Pupils at Gieha school began reviewing the year's work with five weeks left before final exams. Sunday guests at G M Bahnmaier included Jim Lavin Clark Enslow Topeka Edna Lasswell Ester Bahnmaier Pete Bahnmaier and Kenneth Matney. Carolyn Mellenbruch Miss Mellenbruch daughter of Mr and Mrs E Mellenbruch missed school due to illness.
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Nettie Glenn
Will Brown
W. H. Robison and Sons
Lecompton
Perry O
Hanson
China
Lorene Hildenbrand
Pecerty
Ton
F. Fulton
Albert Stoneburner
George L. Glenn
Gieha School
G. M. Bahnmaier
Jim Lavin
Clark Enslow l
Topeka
Edna Lasswell
Ester Bahnmaier
Pete Bahnmaier
Kenneth Matney
Carolyn Mellenbruch
Local Social Notes Include Visits and Illness
Barker J B Wiggins spent Monday in Kansas City. Mr and Mrs Guy Grimes of Eu dora visited M and Mrs Joe Harrison over the weekend. Barr Gorrill is ill with the flu and Mr and Mrs Barr Gorrill were mentioned in passing.
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J. B. Wiggins
Kansas City
Guy Grimes
Eudora
Joe Harrison
Barr Gorrill
Weekend Visits and Local Club Meeting in Dewater
Sunday social rounds include Mrs. Dollie Hill visiting Villa Eden and Helen Harshberger staying with home folks. Mary Gotrill hosted a Sunday dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Winter. The Sunflower 4 H Club met at Riverside school last Friday. Joe Harrison and J B Winning hosted dinners, while Harlie Armstrong visited his son Osgood Armstrong. Journal World Want Ads prosper.
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Dewater
Virginia
Dollie Hill
Villa
Eden
Helen Harshberger
Mary Gotrill
Birs
Paul Winter
Chas
Winter
George Rothwell
Godfrey
North Lawrence
Robert
Marshall Gorrill
Sunflower
Journal-World
North Dakota hens raise egg costs and aging report
AP reports a rise in egg prices tied to hen aging in North Dakota. Poultry raisers, cooperating with the state university agricultural college, kept records showing increased costs and production trends. A sod house replica will also be built in Hutchinson Kansas for its sixtieth anniversary celebration.
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North Dakota
Bismarck
N. D
North. Dakota
Poul
universi_ ty’s agricultural college
Hutchinson
Kan
Valley Chapel social notes record weekend visits
John Hanks visited Sunday morning with Mr and Mrs Solon Markley and children. Leford Flory and wife and children spent Friday afternoon with Mr and Mrs W J Curtis. Mr and Mrs Neal Banks spent
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John Hanks
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