Kansas Editorial Association Meet Opens in Lawrence
The two day Kansas Editorial Association conference starts in Lawrence with 200 editors expected, 50 bringing wives. The event includes speeches by Paul Rankin and William Allen White, two round tables, a Haskell banquet, and a closing informal session.
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Kansas Editorial Association
Lawrence
Country Club
Kansas
University
Fraser Chapel
Paul C. Rankin
Mr. White
Roy Baijer
Salina
Drew McLaughlin
Paola
B. H. Lindley
Drew Mee
Laughlin
C. H. Manley, Jr
Junction City Republic
Will
Harly Fickerlt
Nickerson Argosy
William Alien White
C. H. Browne
Horton Headlicht-Commercial
O. C. Tones
John Montgomery
Junction City Union
Henry Schott
Seaman Paper, Co
Chicago
Haskell
Women's Relief Corps No 9 Holds Regular Meeting
The Women’s Relief Corps No 9 invites members to a regular session at the hall on Friday May 5 at 2 30 PM All members are urged to be present for the meeting and activities planned for the day.
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Relief Corps No
Will
Pot Hall
Beveridge Victory in Indiana Senate GOP Contest
Indiana vote tallies show Albert Beveridge leading with a margin of 18,768 after returns from 3,223 of 3,382 precincts. Beveridge collected 187,421 votes to New’s 168,653 with 82 of 92 counties reporting.
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Beveridge
Indianapolis
May
Associated Wyness
Hany
Albert J. Beveridge
New Party Fails to Rouse Masses
Topeka May 4 A dozen delegates from seven counties gathered in labor hall as P J Paulsen Concordia opened a convention to form a new statewide party The meeting adjourned until the afternoon with low attendance and discussion on continuing the party plan Some favored supporting preferred candidates elsewhere and others wanted a platform ready for the next session Counties represented included Cloud Phillips Atchison Crawford Morris Neosho and Shawnee President Freeman of the state federation labor association attended as an observer.
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Topeka
Labor Hall
P. J. Paulsen
Concordia
Paulsen
G. H. Bond
The
Christian Church
Cloud
Phillips
Atchison
Crawford
Morris
Neosho
Shawnee
Freeman
Ler Bor
Oniot Miy
Battle of Pennsylvania Avenue Leaves Green Unconscious
W D Green lies in Lawrence Memorial Hospital after a clash over roosters ends with John Johnson striking him with a brick and Eddie Green wounding Johnson in the arm. The dispute stems from chicken thefts and retaliations in the Green garden.
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W. D. Green
Pennsylvania Avenue
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
John Zohnson
Green
Eddie Green
Johnson
French Arrests Heighten Espionage Ring Probe in Paris
Paris May 4. Three arrests reported as police uncover a vast espionage network aiding the Russian Soviet government against French arsenals. Hod Policeman for Murder Arkansas City May 4. Ex-Policeman TPeteh bound over for murder in the death of seaman Everett Snodgrass April 22 in an alleged bane joint raid. Snodgrass reportedly urged not to prosecute Petch due to his family. Deputy County Attorney Fink filed the murder charge.
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Paris
Associater
T Press
Hod
Arkansas City
Tpeteh
District Court
Everett Snodgrass
Injo
Snodgrass
Petch
Fink
William C Edwards Dies At 69 In Wichita Kansas
William C Edwards aged 69 and a former Kansas secretary of state who helped organize the Kansas City Mexico and Orient railroad died at his Wichita home after an illness of several months.
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William C. Edwards
Wichita
Kan
Kansas
Kansas City, Mexio. & Orient Railroad
Camp arrangements with Rev Parks in Woodland Park
Meeting district elder Rev B R Parks from McPherson savas discusses plans for the Free Methodist district camp. Event scheduled at Woodland Park from August 17 to 27.
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B R. Parks
McPherson Savas
Free Methodists
Woodland Park
Kansas Weather Forecast: Fair Tonight and Friday
A Kansas weather note predicts generally fair conditions tonight and Friday with little change in temperature. The report references yesterday's minimum and today’s forecast, noting a mild progression through the afternoon.
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Kansas
Kane Found Guilty On Liquor Charges In Prohibition Case
Jury convicts Harry Kane on four of five counts for selling an extract used as alcohol. Judge Hugh Means to sentence with other criminal judgments. Separate verdicts incur for Sam Sweezer, who faced intoxicating liquor possession. defense claims bottle was bath solution. Court then proceeds to civil case following jury deliberations.
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Harry Kane
Hugh Means
Kane
Sam Sweezer
Sweezer
Butler- Sanderson Motor Company
Joins
Kansas Editorial Golf Association Tournament At Lawrence
Editors from across the state gathered in Lawrence for the Kansas Editorial Golf Association annual tournament. Individual and team scores were reported, with detailed tallies for Championship and Consolation flights, followed by a report of a May 4 windstorm and heavy rain impacting Chase and Greenwood counties, Madison gardens devastated by three inches of rain in 90 minutes.
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Lawrence
Kansas Editorial Golf Association
Duke Mohler
Tope
A. G. Scott
Jon Register
Ewing Herbert
Hiawatha
Fred Cooper
Tion
News
Topelka
Griffith Bonner
Topeka
Creel
Haskell Indians vs William Jewell Track Meet Set
The Haskell Indians will host William Jewell College from Liberty Missouri tomorrow at 2 30 PM on Haskell Field. Officials expect a fast meet with competition in all events.
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Haskell
William Jewell
Haskell Indians
Liberty
Haskell Field
Reading tests advance at Lawrence school survey
A new phase of the Lawrence school survey began at the main high school today with Thorndike and McCall reading tests and the Briggs reading tests. F P O'Brien director of the school service bureau supervised the proceedings.
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Lawrence
Thorndike
McCall
Briggs
F. P O’brien
School -Service-Bureau
Truce Declared Between Rival Irish Forces
Associated Press reports a truce between opposing Irish factions, outlining three provisions: halt all operations except training and routine duties, stop penetrative actions, and cooperate to maintain order. Owen O'Duffy and Lynch signed the order. De Valera expressed cautious hope that peace may be possible and a government worthy of the country could emerge.
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Dublin
Associated Press
Jury tampering rumors surface in Small case hearing
Waukegan Illinois May 4 The selection of two jurors to try Governor Len Small on conspiracy charges was halted as Judge Fudge Edwards took official cognizance of rumors of jury fixing After dismissing Henry C Garey an automobile salesman for discussing the case with another prospective juror all lawyers were called to the judge s chambers Officials said nothing more would be disclosed to the public Amid rumors of tampering officials noted this was the first time the court took formal notice of the claims
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Waukeeran
Ill
Associated Press
Len Small
Fudge Edwards
Henry C. Garey
Garey
Edwards
Paving to Resume on Fort to Fort Highway Next Week
Forecasts show paving may restart early next week if fair weather holds after February rains. Zierler and Dalton ready to lay slab north of Kanwaka store. R D Elise notes drying wordbed and predicts possible slab work. Detour between Lawrence and Topeka to be abandoned in two weeks with a new, better route replacing the old one. Uruguay Nomination: Montevideo Minister Acevedo named candidate for National Council of Administration by the Colorado party. election planned in November.
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Fort To Fort
Zierler and
Dalton
Kanwaka Store
R. D. Elise
Lawrence
Topeka
Mo. Klise
Uruguay
Montevideo
Varelu Acevedo
United Staets
Colorado
National Council of Administration
Cordley School Pageant For Library Fund Event
Cordley school presents an entertainment Friday at 7 30 pm to raise funds for the library. Every student participates with costumes to enact a pageant. Admission is 25 cents for adults and 15 cents for children. A Monday matinee at 4 30 pm repeats the pageant for children with 10 cents admission.
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Cordley Library
Cordley School
Library Fund
Sheppard-Towner Act Declared Unconstitutional In Massachusetts
Boston May 4 The Sheppard Towner act for federal state cooperation in maternity infant welfare and hygiene was ruled unconstitutional in an opinion by State Attorney General Allen He urged Massachusetts to test the act’s validity in the supreme court In Topeka Dr M L Perry was elected president of the Kansas Medical Society and a full time dean for the state university medical school was recommended by committee reports Safety First Ask your grocer for Lawrence sanitary milk.
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Haskell
Lawrence
University
H. B. Peakrs
W. C. Simons
Journal-World
George Gilreeck
van Bruner
Chamber of Commerce
Carl White
Kansas City
Kans
H. J. Allen
W. Y. Morgan
Hutchinson News
H. A. Shinn
Eulalia’ Dougherty
Kansan
L.N. Flint
Advertiser
Boston
Allen
Massachusetts
Supreme Court
Topeka
M. L. Perry
Hospital Hare
Kansas Medical ‘Society
The
State University
Community Service Fund Pledge Total Reaches $71 575 05
The Community Service Association reports total pledges to date at 71 575 05, about half the quota, with Crimson and Blue leading at 4 436 00, Jayhawks 3 636 50, and Wildcats 3 502 55. Luncheon prizes included cigars and candy boxes auctioned for the fundraiser, with plans to auction four purebred chickens tomorrow at Haskell during editor entertainment. The campaign shows steady gains with noon pledges rising to 9 115 by Wednesday and 9 118 corrected after an earlier error.
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Community Service Association
Crimson and Blue
Jayhawks
Wild Cats
Chamber of Commerce
Will Pendleton
J. TR. Holmes
Hugh Blair
Dinsmore Alter
Haskell
Katsus
Ge The-mount
Oppose St Louis Man Goldstein for Internal Revenue Post
Senate Republicans expect a fight over Nat Goldstein of St. Louis for the collector of internal revenue for Missouri's first district. Opposition to his confirmation centers on a $2,500 acceptance as a Chicago convention delegate supporter of former Governor Lowden. The Finance Committee deferred action pending Senator Reed's views, with Reed understood to oppose confirmation.
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Washington
Senate
Harding
Nat Goldstein
St. Louis
Missouri
Goldstein
Chicago
Lowden
Ilinois
Royalty Rest Sought Amid Windsor Strains
King George and Queen Mary seek rest during their Windsor visit as Princess Marys wedding and the Prince of Wales India duties add strain. Queen Mary urges full rest ahead of a busy summer with many engagements. Elmdale Camp summer encampment plans urged for ten boys. Lawrence High stock judging team, led by W R Esick, travels to Manhattan for the state contest with William M. Rice Paul Hunsinger Clifford Saunders Bradley Judy and Elmer Pine aboard.
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Windsor
George
Mary
Mary Anean
Prince of Wales
India
Lawrence High School
W. R. Essick
Manhattan
William M. Rice
Paul Hunsinger
Clifford Saunders
Bradley Judy
Elmer Pine
Hosford Chosen County Commissioner to Fill Unexpired Term
C B Hosford was elected to fill the unexpired term of A L Cox who resigned due to ill health. The board of commissioners and the county clerk selected him late yesterday. Hosford, who has fifteen years in Lawrence real estate, will join the board as it handles the large equalization task after a three million dollar rise in Lawrence property valuation. He indicated he would accept the post. Some attorneys say he can legally hold both the county and Lawrence board of education posts, the school post carrying no salary.
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C. B. Hosford
A. L. Cox
Hasford
Board of Commissioners
Board of County Commissioners
Lawrence
View Board
Hoxsford
Mosford
Lawrence Board. of Education
Suit over lease payments filed by Wilma Sullivan
Wilma and P. S. Sullivan sue district court against G. M. Mathes for 525 alleging breach of a lease on real property and personal property. They claim income divisions and rents were not paid and that stock was neglected and died as part of the alleged violations.
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Wilma
P. S. Sullivan
G. M. Mathes
Mathes
F. 8
Sullivan
Army to build twelve soldier hospitals for 5450 beds
Washington reports a House appropriations committee bill authorizes twelve new soldier hospitals at a total cost of 17 million dollars and capacity for 5450 beds including 500 beds for neuro-psychiatric cases in district nine covering Missouri Kansas Iowa and Nebraska. A direct 12 million dollar appropriation is planned for next fiscal year. Married licenses issued in Topeka by Judge L H Menger. ceremony performed by Judge Menger. Hunter begins sentence after transport to county jail for whiskey case. Britain stores food on twenty four islands to aid shipwrecked crews in distant oceans.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Treasury
Missouri
Kansas
Iowa
Nebraska
British Army tests light armored car with rapid fire capacity
British authorities experiment with a light armored car capable of high speed and firing 4 800 rounds in four minutes. The project aims to evaluate mobility combined with sustained firepower for potential battlefield use.
Begin Eviction of Miners in Fayette Coke Region
Evictions of striking miners and their families began today near the Amend Coke Company mine in Fayette County Pennsylvania. A dozen families were moved from company houses and their belongings set out on the road, signaling a movement by operators to reclaim houses deemed undesirables.
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Uniontown
Fayette
Amend Goal And’coke Company
France approves Genoa non aggression pact with reservations
Paris cabinet approves the draft non aggression pact sought at Genoa with a reservation on France’s rights under Versailles for military occupation of Germany. Russia objects to recognition and private property restoration while awaiting Paris decisions on Russia and reparations. Lloyd George advocates Russian inclusion once reconstruction talks with powers proceed.
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Paris
Associated Press
Genoa
France
Lloyd George
M. Barthou
Geno
Russia
Poincare
Tlodd George
Prisoner Breaks Jail in North Lawrence Yard Escape
Lester Anderson a 26 year old laborer from North Lawrence recently jailed for bene dry violation escaped from city hall yard yesterday noon. He wore the ball and chain and broke the link with a hammer while no guards were present and fled without alarm.
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Lester Anderson
North Lawrence
City Hall
Anderson
Rankin at Press Club at Lawrence High School
William Allen White Press club heard Paul Rankin speak on advertising including copy, merchant work, and advertising mediums with a brief history. Officers for next year were elected: President Bradley Judy, vice president Elizabeth Walker, secretary Josephine Klein, treasurer Norris Lange. Clarence Stuart played at the meeting.
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William Allen White
Lawrence High School
Paul Rankin
Press Club
Bradley Judy
Elizabeth Walker
Josephine Klein
Norris Lange
Clarence Stuart
Methodist Reports Unification Views At Conference South
Hot Springs May 4 report shows majority and minority positions on unification of American Methodism presented during the Nineteenth general conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South.
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Methodist Reports
Hot Springs
General Conference
The
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Mt Etna Erupts With Violent, Audible Explosions
Mount Etna erupts again near Cantania Sicily with intensified activity. The volcanic roars are heard for miles as ash and lava bursts occur, prompting alarm and monitoring by authorities and residents in the area.
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Mount Etna
Cantania
Sicily
Associated Press
Assets Hidden In Perkins And Company Bankruptcy Hearing
In federal court yesterday J G Slonaker presided as examination of Perkins and Company yielded no tangible assets. Liabilities are estimated at a quarter of a million dollars or more, creditors are widely scattered across the United States, and trustees continue asset searches. A Russian elder sought to verify a 125 dollar certificate and a $1000 mortgage tied to the firm amid ongoing bankruptcy proceedings.
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Per' and Company
Atetorneys
J. G. Slonaker
Kansas
FM. Perkins
Otis Perkins
FL HY Perkins
Perkins and Company
Rollin Perkins
Otis
Perkins
Cie
United States
New England
Charles Hobart
Lawrence
Topeka
Kansa‘s
City
Lawrenc
89th Division Camp recruiting drive opens at Owaha
Captain Samo A Mefone requests to recruit men for the Des Moines summer camp August 1 to 30. Open to women 17 to 85 with government paying travel, uniforms, meals, quarters and laundry. Non commissioned officers eligible for special training and reserve appointments. Captain Mefone at Lawrence post office.
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Samo A. Mefone
89Th
Owaha
Neb
Des Moines
MeKone
Lawrence Post Office
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Hunter
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Ors
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