Germans Bitter Against French In Global View By Hill Talk
Dr. A. Ross Hill spoke before the Chamber of Commerce on European affairs. He described Greek and Turk traits, refugee Red Cross work in Asia Minor, and German feelings toward the United States and France. He assessed Czecho-Slovakia as strongest new republic and noted Poland's trepidations and the Little Entente.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Ross Hill
Near East
American Red Cross
Chamber of Commerce
Europe
Lund
Hill
Asia Minor
Red Cross
Germany
United States
Poland
Greater
Serbia
Bulgaria
Railroad official urges cooperation to ease car shortage
G. C. Brophy superintendent of Union Pacific spoke at the Chamber of Commerce this noon emphasizing cooperation among shipping users to load and unload cars quickly to prevent a car shortage in the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. C. Brophy
Union Pacific Railroad
Chamber of Commerce
Mrs A D Weaver Undergoes Appendicitis Operation
Mrs A D Weaver underwent an appendicitis operation at Research hospital in Kansas City this morning. Dr. Ernest Robinson performed the procedure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Weaver
Research Hospital
Kansas City
Ernest Robinson
Kansas Forecasts Unsettled Wet Tonight West Warm Up Later
Readable forecast notes unsettled cooler weather with possible thunderstorms and frost in eastern areas. Western regions expect Wednesday fair and warmer in the northwest. Temperatures show yesterday’s highs around 75 and tonight’s around 64, with today’s minimum near 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
European Labor Day Celebrations Across Capitals
May Day observances spread through Europe with parades and protests as workers highlight grievances and economic role. Germany plans Ruhr resistance actions while England faces opposition voices in Parliament and Paris unions vote long strikes amid limited transit cuts. Italy marks Rome's birthday April 21, easing interruptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Associated Press
Europe
Ruhr
England
House of Commons
Paris
Italy
Rome
Bachavaria
Germany
Packer Merger Hearing In Kansas City May First
Fifty percent of Kansas City livestock market receipts go to stockers and feeders, secretary Fred Waters testifies at USDA hearing on the Armour Morris merger. Waters says the rest go to slaughter. Hearings led by Chester Morrill head of the Packers and Stockyards Bureau.
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Kansas City
Fred Waters
Drumm-Standish Commission Company
United States Department of Agriculture
Armour and Morris Packings
Waters
Chester I. Morrill
Packers and Stockyards Bureau
Department , of Agriculture
Krupp Director Arrest in Ruhr Shootings
Dr. Gustav Krupp Von Bohlen und Halbach, president of the Krupp works in Essen, was arrested by French authorities over the March 31 Krupp plant clash that killed fourteen Germans and wounded thirty troops. He and three directors face charges for endangering occupying troops by blowing sirens allegedly inciting workers to attack. Von Bohlen is to be tried with others at Werden on May 4.
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Essen
Associated Press
Gustav Krupp von Bohlen Und Halbach
Krupp Works
Krupp
Degoutte
Ruhr
Dr. Krupp
von ‘Bohlen
Werden
Insurance checks issued after Woodlawn School fire loss
A1,112 check for contents insurance was received by Mrs. Whit Churchill treasurer of the board of education today. Building insurance covering an estimated 10,839.32 was prorated among 71 Lawrence insurance companies. Seventy-one proofs of loss were filed and a majority of the checks have been received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodlawn
Whit. Churchill
Board of Education
Lawrence Insurance
Communists killed in Milan clash with militia
Two communists were killed and several wounded in Milan as they tried to block railroad workers from resuming duties. The incident occurred during a confrontation with a national militia force.
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Milan
Rome
Associated Press
Vocal Instructor Leib Dies in Joplin
Professor William H Leib a renowned vocal instructor died at his suburban home in Joplin Missouri after a brief illness from heart disease. He was a well known figure in local music circles and taught at several area colleges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joplin
Max
William H. Leib
Sheart
Ships Bone Dry For Time Being
Washington May 1 definite indications were given by Chairman Lasker of the shipping board after a conference with President Harding that government owned ships would be kept bone dry for some time at least. They could legally carry liquor on the high seas under a recent Supreme Court ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lasker
The
Shipping Board
Harding
Supreme Court
Europe Getting Feet on Ground in Postwar Europe
Alfred Ross Hill former president of the University of Missouri and Red Cross executive spoke on Conditions in Europe at a Kansas convocation. He described postwar Europe from Vienna to Prague noting rising education, medical demand and national pride while detailing his travels and encounters with leaders and students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Ross Hill
University of Missouri
American Red Cross
Robinson Gymnasium
Hill
Europe
Lawrence
Chamber of Commerce
Mr. Hill
Poland
St. George’s Hotel
Vienna
Austria
Priga
Russia
Baltic
Czecho-Slovakia
Prague
University of Kansas
Dr. Lindley
University of Nebraska
Dy, Strong
Stock Tour Tuesday for Douglas County breeders
Livestock breeders in Douglas County are invited to a county tour sponsored by the Douglas County Livestock Improvement Association next Tuesday. Attendees meet at L. M. Walters farm east of Lawrence to view breeding methods, housing, and pasture use, then visit R. C. Jackman’s large hog operation near Eudora for lunch. The afternoon includes southern county farms, with return late in the day. Interest centers on hog raising and fall purebred sale entries at Woodland Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WIL
Douglas ‘County
Woodland Park
Senator Dolly Guest At Topeka Chamber Luncheon
Topeka Senator J. N. Dolly attended a Chamber of Commerce luncheon today joining local business leaders for discussions. The event highlighted regional economic plans and civic projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Dolly
Topeka
Chamber of Commerce
New German Offer on War Indemnity
Berlin reports Germany’s new reparations program calls for a flat thirty billion gold marks payment, a 99 year non aggression pact with Rhine powers, and a Franco German entente. The plan awaits final approval and is being presented to allied governments and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Associated Press
Germany
Washington
Cuno
Lord Curzon
Opposition to rail merger heard at interstate commission
John G. Lonsdale of St. Louis argues the plan to group railroads into nineteen large systems violates the transportation act and Congress intent for free competition. He cites growth of the southwest from competition and says consolidation would hinder development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Interstate Commerce Commission
John G. Lonsdale
National Bank of Commerce of
Denver and Rio Grande
Little Rock, Hot Springs
South West
Hylan Urges Harding Sugar Restriction Request
New York May 1. Mayor Hylan telegraphed President Harding urging public backing for sugar use restrictions until prices stabilize. Women leaders in the buyers strike movement discussed a national sugar administration and rationing as part of the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hylan
Harding
Davis
Kansas
Potato Show Booklet Plans Tied to Kaw Valley
C A Stokdyke a Manhattan potato specialist will be here Thursday to prepare a booklet for the Kaw Valley potato show in Lawrence next fall. The booklet will list premiums for all potato classes and a thousand pamphlets will be distributed during a county potato tour on May 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Stokdyke
Manhattan
Kaw Valley
Lawrence
Counsel Withdraws From AF of L Shop Craft Case
Counsel for the railroad employees department of the American Federation of Labor withdrew from the defense against the injunction proceedings by Attorney General Daugherty. The case was set to come before Federal Judge Wilkerson tomorrow in Chicago in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Associated Press
American Federation of Labor
Daugherty
Wilkerson
Body of River Victim Recovered in Independence
In Independence Kansas the body of Harold Ewers a ex service man who drowned Sunday afternoon in the Elk River was recovered after a 27 hour search. He vanished after diving into the dam currents while swimming with friends.
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Independence
Kans
Harold Ewers
Elk River
Man Recovers After Serious Operation at McConnell Hospital
A resident underwent surgery at McConnell Hospital yesterday on 1324 Pennsylvania Street. Today he is reported to be better, overcoming the serious procedure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geerge Newcomb
Pennsylvania Street
President backs sugar boycott as price protest
President Harding supports using reduced sugar consumption as a legitimate response to price complaints. The White House stated the move aligns with citizen protest efforts across the country to boycott sugar.
Sailor Knut Ketels Pioneer of Lawrence Dies at 96
Lawrence remembers Knut Ketels aged 96 who died Sunday. Born in Schleswig on the Eider he sailed from age 12 and served over three quarters of a century. He kept a memoir, voyaged to South America, returned to raise a family in the United States, and remained active in bowling until late life. He leaves four children thirteen grandchildren and fifteen great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knut Ketels
Lawrence
Schleswig
Eider
Ketels
South America
Valparaiso
Foreign Port
Foreign
Germany
Clinton
F. W. Barteldes
J.C. Uhrlaub
Carl Ketels
Ester Ketels
Mr. Ketels
Stage Set for University Athletic Carnival Tonight
The big athletic carnival at Robinson Gymnasium in the University opens at 7 55 with Kane vs an over ture. World champion Ed Lewis and manager Billy Sandow arrive from Kansas City at 5 48 and Lewis will referee the bout between Bobby Roscoe and James Marks of Briscoe Okla. Proceeds go to the Chamber of Commerce to aid hotel campaign expenses. Dr F C Allen and G B Patrick organized the varied program with skits dances and burlesque stunts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson Gymnasium
University Kane
Ed “Strangler” Lewis
Billy Sandow
Lawrence
Santa Fe
Kansas City
Lewis
Bobby Roscoe
James Marks
Briscoe
Okla
Chamber of Commerce
F. C. Allen
University
G. B. Patrick
Department of Physical Education
Chiropractor Firm Welch and Welch Practice Details
Fragmentary text references a chiropractic firm Welch and Welch with doctors noted in unclear context. No clear event date location or outcomes are readable. Further readable specifics are required to craft a precise summary.
Ledger Brief Mentions Cial Vents
A damaged ledger fragment notes cial vents in a heavy entry. The readable items imply an inventory or cost line but lack full context, leaving the specific product or event unclear while preserving the identified terms.
Bonus application blanks distributed to former soldiers
The county clerk's office began distributing bonus application blanks at 1 PM with E. C. Bussing supervising. Legion and county bonus board will assist veterans at American Legion HQ tonight and every night with typewriters notaries, and help in filing affidavits.
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Legion Hall
Court House
E. C. Bussing
County Bonus Board
Bussing
American Legion
Punty Bonus Board
Legion
Topeka
Bonus Board
State Office
The
County Clerk’s
Sam Clarke
Kansas
Moore Promoted to Special Assistant State Treasurer
S. P. Moore, long in the Topeka state treasurer’s office, gains the title of special assistant and heads all disbursements. He previously led the bond department during a recent audit that sealed eight staff records and took three days to review. The inspection found orderly records and penny‑balanced accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. P. Moore
State Treasurer
Topeka
State Treasurer’s Office
Moore
Haiti Fire Towed From Pier After Midstream Blaze
The 4,000 ton steamer Haiti, an oil burner, was towed into midstream from her pier this afternoon after flames were discovered in her fire room. No injuries reported and the cause under investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Y
Haiti
Legion Auxiliary Meeting Notice
The Wo men Auxiliary of the American Legion will hold a regular meeting tonight at the American Post hall. The notice emphasizes community service and ongoing programs for veterans and families.
Hoover says women on right track to curb food prices
Secretary Hoover praises organized female boycotts as a means to control the price of food commodities. He says the method relies on spontaneous consumer control and urges public support for such actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Washington
City approves paving and curb plans for edge of city
City commission passes resolution to curb and pave the road west of the University campus extending from Eleventh to a point west of the Engineering building. County approval needed as land lies outside city limits. additional plans include sewer appraisal, resurfacing requests, and street paving for Fourth Street and Twenty First Street projects.
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University
Missouri Street
Eleventh
Engineering
Morgan Place
Lawrence
Resowe
Geneva
Eighteenth Street
Barker
New Hampshire Street
Twenty-First Street
Massachusetts Street
Ohio
Eleventh’ Street
Twelfth Street
Cleland
Fourth Street
Indiana Street
Michigan Street
Fourteenth and
I. C. Stevenson
Wichita Convention Opens With 2000 Delegates Expected
Wichita prepares for a three day Kansas Sunday School Association convention with over 2000 delegates and up to 1500 host homes. Ministers form welfare committee and speakers include Dr Walter Scott Athearn from Boston and Dr F W May of Kansas City University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kan
Kansas State
Sunday School Association
Walter Scott Athearn
School For Religious Education
Boston
Mass
Scott
F. W. May
Kansas City University
May
United Brethren Church In
Kansas
Rural church work group meets with bishops in Wichita
Representatives from the Methodist Episcopal rural work department join the board of bishops in a semi annual conference in Wichita starting May 1. The preliminary session covers four key farm issues including population shifts, tenant farming, harvest laborers, and minister training and staffing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Department of Rural Work
Methodist Episcopal Church
Board of Bishops
United States
Theatre Changes Hands in Lawrence Ownership Shift
Lidyd L Ware Clarence J Topping of Lawrence and Norwin H Gibbons of Los Angeles have bought a controlling interest in the Bowersock theatre building from Mrs M G Bowersock. Ware and associates take full management of all theatre attractions while the owners retain road shows and other non picture events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ware
Gibbons
Bowersock Theatre
Topping
Bowersock Opera House
J. D. Bowersock
Emporia State to Tangle With Pittsburg in Dual Track Meet
Emporia Kansas May 1 The Kanss State Teachers College track squad, touted as the best in years, meets Pittsburg State Teachers' College in a dual meet at Pittsburg this afternoon. Emporia boosted by an 88 to 56 drubbing of Southwestern College, but will miss McKnown and Williams who compete in Drake relays. The Yellowjackets two mile relay team, champions at KK U relays, will run the mile relay at Pittsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emporia
Kan
Associated Press
Kansas State Teachers’ College
Pittsburg State Teachers’ College
Pittsburg
Pittsburg Teachers
Weede
Southwestern College
Hargiss
McKnown
Williams
dash _ star
Yellowjackets
Hod carriers strike in Kansas City over wage demands
Several hundred hod carriers and building laborers went on strike in Kansas City today after contractors refused wage increases. While the exact number is unavailable, contractors say the strike has not halted work on the larger buildings under construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Dawes Becomes Comptroller of Currency Washington
Henry M. Dawes of Chicago today assumed the office of comptroller of the currency while D. R. Crissinger of Ohio retires to serve as governor of the federal reserve board, a position he had been confirmed for by the Senate in the last session.
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Washington
Henry M. Dawes
Chicago
D. R. Crissinger
Ohio
Federal Reserve Board
Senate
Custer Massacre Survivor Found by Pension Bureau
The Pension Bureau reports another survivor of the Custer Massacre identified as Shwh-shee-ahsh, a Crown Indian living on the Crow reservation in Montana. He receives a pension for Indian campaigns of 1876 and 1877 after a recent case review. He escaped by blending with Sioux and Cheyennes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
A. P
Pension Bureau
Crow
Montana
Chamber members chosen to sell tickets for lawrence hotel drive carnival
Fifteen Chamber of Commerce members were selected to handle ticket sales for the athletic carnival at Robinson Gymnasium tonight at 8 o clock. The event aims to raise funds to offset expenses from the drive for a new hotel in Lawrence. The program is promised to be worth the time of all residents.
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Chamber of Commerce
Robinson Gymnasium
Lawrence
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Dr. Albright
John J. Lonsdale
West
Journal-World
White House
Knut _Ketels
Robinson Gym
Drs
Welch & Welch
Chiropractora
Eeah
University Heights
Ware, Topping ,and
Bowersock
Gee
Dawes
Custer
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