Petroleum Producers Agree On 1928 Oil Curtailment Plan
A 1928 oil output reduction plan, backed by the American Petroleum Institute, aims to cut about 200 000 barrels daily from 2 458 051 barrels last year. The agreement, effective April 1 and fully in place by July 1, assigns regional committees to manage curtailment details while Royal Dutch Shell executive Sir Henri Netterding attended the meeting.
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American Petroleum Institute For the Conservation
United States
Alid
Ane
Henri
Neterding
Royal Dutch-Shell Companies of Europe
Venezuela
Colombia
WN Peorta
Easter Cantata and Missionary Service At First Baptist Church
The First Baptist Church presents an Easter Cantata titled Eastertide by Daniel Protheroe on Easter Sunday at 11 a.m. The choir will perform a two part program detailing the events from Pilate to Calvary and the resurrection, followed by a missionary service The Broken Bars featuring four African themed episodes and songs. Church quartet includes Mrs Lyle S Powell Miss Lucille Christie Don Burnett Charles W Thomas and Miss Marion McNabb. All are invited with seating expanded to accommodate attendees.
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Daniel Protheroe
Mary
Jesus
Christ
Lyle S. Powell
Lucille Christie
Don Burnett
Chas,w.thomas
Marion McNabb
Africa
Cand
World Wide Guild
Lawrence
Death ruled accidental in railroad brakeman case
PittsburgKan March 28 Ap death of Ray Saterlee a St Louis and San Francisco railroad brakeman whose body was found near Baxter Springs was ruled accidental after county investigation coroner sheriff county attorney agreed home Fort Scott Kan officials said a search located the mutilated body on the right of way two tramps arrested and held for investigation at Cherokee Kan were released initially believed the brakeman had been rowan from his train
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Pittsburg
Kan
Ray Saterlee
St . Loais
San. Francisco
Baxter Springs
James
Fort
Scott
Cherokee
Prakeman
Rowan
Campaign to Close Easter Sunday in Lawrence Churches
The Campaign to Close Sunday marks the culmination of the Church Loyalty effort in Lawrence County. Easter music sermons and decorations will permeate services as pastors anticipate many new members joining from a recent religious census showing several hundred unaffiliated residents. Each church plans special Sunday night services to end Easter with fitting rejoicing.
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Lawrence Land
Douglas County
Lawrence
Three Motorists Must Spend 60 Days In Jail
R S Hogan Vinita Okla T E Sullivan of Houston Tex and J R Hare Silver Springs Tex were arrested in Lawrence for possession and transportation of intoxicating liquor. At Judge J H Mitchells request they will spend sixty days in the Douglas county jail after pleading guilty arraignment late yesterday. Each man was fined 100 and they were arrested late Wednesday night in a Chevrolet coupe with less than a half gallon of liquor found in the car. Will O Johns chief of police turned the violators over to county officers for prosecution.
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R. S. Hogan
Vinita
Okla
T. E. Sullivan
Houston
Tex
J. R. Hare
Silver Springs
Lawrence
E Sf
J. H. Mitchell
Douglas County
Will O. Johns
Aig
Lucky Boy at Bowersock Theater for Three Day Run
The Bowersock theater opens with Lucky Boy starring George Jessel for a three day run starting today. The Thursday Friday and Saturday program also features Gus Edwards Song Revue in technicolor and vaudeville team Van and Schenck. An educational Graf Zeppelin voyage film was announced for the weekend showings next Thursday through Saturday.
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Lucky Boy
George Jessel
Bowersock Theatre
Tin
Bill
Gus Edwards
Hyde Talks Farm Relief Views Expected at Hearing
Washington March 28 AP Acceptance by Secretary Hyde of the house agriculture committees invitation to oppose at its hearing on farm relief revived hope among some members for a more detailed statement of the administrations views than President Hoover has advanced. Hyde, now in Missouri, notified the committee yesterday that he expected to return to Washington about April 4 and would be willing to lay before it any information from his department it might want. He was informed that the committee planned to conclude its hearing begun yesterday on April 3 and was asked to appear at his convenience before that date.
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Washington
Hyde
House
Agriculture Committees
Hooy
Saale
Missouri
Hei
Dickens Desk Auctions In London Fetches 6500
London March 28 AP a desk used by Charles Dickens from age 21 until his death sold today at Sothebys auction rooms for 25 dollars though the lot included a first edition copy of A Tale of Two Cities which yesterday brought 6500 dollars the sale underscores the enduring value of Dickens manuscripts and personal items.
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London
Mare
Charles Dickens
New Council at Baker University Fraternity Group Formed
Baldwin Kan March 28 The inter fraternity council aims to foster a democratic spirit among Baker University fraternities. Members include Richard McLeod Ed Berton Paul W. Smith Paola Sloan Wilson Ralph Merkham Baldwin Edwin Klee An Cofferville Sterling Melvin Chubb Baxter Springs Waldorf Kansas City Francis Clark Junction City Ralph Reno Learn shorthand and typing get a good position A new class will be organized at the Business College next week.
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Baldwin
Kan
Baker University
Richard McLeod
Berton
Paul W._ Smith
Paola
Sloan * Wilson
Wichita
Ralph Merkham
Edwin Klee
An. Cofferville
Paul W.smith
Business College
Kellogg Ends Service as Secretary of State
Washington March 28 AP Frank B Kellogg ends over four years as secretary of state relinquishing the post to Henry J Stimson. Stimson will assume duties tomorrow and bring prior experience as secretary of war under Taft and as a Hoovers court appointee chief justice. Kellogg hoped for rapid ratification of the Kellogg Briand pact, delayed by Fochs death and Japan France. Stimson faces Mexican revolution, Geneva disarmament talks, and the incident of the Canadian schooner I'll Alone sunk by a coast guard boat. he also plans a talk with Senator Borah on the world court and related matters.
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Frank B. Kellogg
Henry J. Stimson
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Hoover
United States
Europe
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France
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Liquor Found In Congress Bagage Report
AP reported a member of Congress arriving from Panama to New York had liquor in his baggage but Treasury officials said carriers are rarely inspected on arrival. Representative William Morgan of Ohio denied knowledge of intoxicants. Assistant Secretary Lowman noted Congress members have port freedom, not exempt from inspection, while officials warned it is a matter of conscience and not a blanket privilege. Separately, Belize police provided protection to U.S. Consul Taggart amid anti American sentiment after the sinking of the vessel I’m Alone by a U.S. coast guard boat.
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United States
Taggart
Ames Head Suggests Factor Farm Relief
Washington March 28 AP Federal aid to pursue new methods of utilizing waste products of farms was proposed today as part of a farm relief plan. Anson Marston of Ames Iowa president of the American association of land grant colleges testified before the House agriculture committee. Marston cited paper making from waste products as one use for discoveries, but noted corn stalk paper is not yet general enough to help all farmers.
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Anson Marston
Ames
Iowa
The
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Resea
Prosecution Dropped Over Streetcar Borrowing Incident
In St Louis authorities announced there would be no prosecution of Start Overlin a 20 year old meat cutter who borrowed a streetcar to go home after growing tired of waiting for a car. He drove two miles before being caught by police and no one was injured or damaged per officials of the streetcar company.
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St. Louis
Start Overlin
Atreet
Patty
Beyan Girl Reserves Easter Breakfast at School
The Beyan Girl Reserves held their annual Easter break program at Lawrence School today before classes. The event opened in the school auditorium, followed by a breakfast in the cafeteria. A double quartet performed with members Lorna Jean McElhinny Arthur Engasott Lois Cook Arleen Wade Mildred Reuter Herbert Pine Leo Percival and Harold Hardtarfer.
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Laverence
Waeed
Ie Broxtan
Lorna Jean McElhinny
Arthur Engasott
Lois Cook
Arleen Wade
Mildred Reuter
Herbert Pine
Leo Percival
D. A. R. Meet Ends and Memorial Service Highlights
The D A R gathering concluded with Lindley’s talk on Who Discovered America and a memorial service naming members who died in the past year. Speakers stressed discover your own America and the push for a better life, with musical interludes by university performers and a choir.
Deaths and Funerals for Edgar Ford Sheen
Word received of the death of Edgar Ford Sheen, aged about twelve years, after illness linked to flu. Survived by two brothers Dr William Sheen of Remantana and Dr e Sheen of Park City Utah, and a sister Ma Sheen of Lawrence. Funeral planned in Serena, with a concert from Youst F ing the Northwe Chicago orchestra and radio music portion.
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Mabel
Sliden
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Cane
Lawrence
Leavin
Es Isi
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Remantana
E Sheen
Park City
Utah
Ma' Sheen
Serena
Northweany of
Chicago
Planes Dominate Northern Mexico Campaign
In Mexico City on March 28 AP reports a small group of airmen and several modern airplanes shaping the Mesicen revolution campaign in northern Mexico. The aerial group scouts, bombards and disrupts rebel trains and columns, aiding federal forces as Genral Aljazan advances toward Jimenez.
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Mar
Mexico
Durango
Coahuila
Chihuahua
United States
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Genral Aljazan
Escalon
Jimenez
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Mazatlan
Prizes for Essays in City and County Schools
An essay contest for grade children across the county and royal schools, announced by Mrs Elizabeth Jacqmain, Douglas county W.G.C.U. sponsor, offers prizes of well known books for essays on alcohol ism and prohibition. Separate contests for eight grades and junior high, with entries turned in via teachers to Mrs Jadgmain. judged by a committee. Chancellor Lindley to award a book to best junior high essay, engraved in gold letters.
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Royal
Monnie
Elizabeth Jacqmain
Douglas County
W. GC. U
Jadgmain
E. H. Lindley
Lindley
Baldwin News Locales Health and Social Gatherings
Baldwin items report Mr and Mrs Charles Becka and others ill improving. Baker University affairs include a Japanese Players event in Centenary Hall and visits by Theta Kappa Nu fraternity. Community highlights note pneumonia cases, mumps, hospital trips, and social clubs planning April meetings and receptions in Baldwin and nearby towns.
Impeachment Charge Voted In Against State Official
The House of Representatives investigative committee voted today to report a charge of impeachment against Fred Capshaw, a Democrat and former chairman of the state corporation commission. The action follows a period of inquiry into alleged misconduct within the commission.
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House of Representatives
Fred Capshaw
Memiban
State Corporation
Comminsion. Ie
Tone Os AP
Pleasant Valley PTA meeting noted at school house
Pleasant Valley Parent Teacher Association held a Friday meeting at the school house with Mrs. Oscar Learnard leading songs and talks by Mrs. Ed Lilian and Mrs. Harold Rothrock on school problems. A report on a project and a committee to handle yard improvements were announced. Officers for the coming year will be elected at the next meeting.
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He jRothrock
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Howard
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Harold Howard
Clyde Talley
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Tang
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R. M. Roberts
Sol
Donald
Lawrence
Eeohn
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Pather
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
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A. L. Holcom
Eudaly
John Hagen
Doctor at 83 Found People Preferred His Prescription
An 83 year old doctor’s preferred remedy remains Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, a senna based laxative with pepsin. The text notes mild safe laxatives over drastic purges, praises family use, and advises keeping a bottle at home with three health rules: cool head, warm feet, bowels open.
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Medical College
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