Genoa Conference Nearing Crisis Over Russia Memorandum
At Genoa the allied memorandum regarding Russia deepened rifts among delegates. Russians pressed for cash in gold and insisted on sovereignty over foreign property, delaying light on an accord as Britain France and Italy seek a conciliatory solution ahead of new Russian replies expected Sunday or Monday.
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Genoa
Associated Press
Russia
Isore
Rappalo
Schanzer
Italy
Belgium
de ‘Abertis
Laming Worthington
Evans
Lloyd -George
Great Britain
Barthou
Paris
Prentier Lloyd-George
Jasper
France
Farice
Ugion
George
Nada
Tchitcherin
Tehiteherin
Monroe Escapes From County Jail Liberty
Carl Monroe, serving a county jail sentence from police court, departed the county jail yesterday afternoon under a trustee’s liberty and has not returned to the county hotel. Rumors of hard labor at the rock pile may have weakened his morale. He was convicted of liquor selling and implicated Sam Sweeger as the source.
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Carl Monroe
Counsy
Monroe
Sam Sweeger
Sweezer
Board Owners Demand Property Tax Adjustment Knowledge
W H McKone, treasurer, notes homeowners upset by recent assessments. He emphasizes only the board may approve property tax adjustments and urges proper legal steps to secure merited changes, citing repeated misunderstandings among property owners about who handles adjustments.
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W.H. McKone
McKone
Bud Ballew Die by Ardmore Sheriff in Wichita Falls
Wichita Falls Texas May 6 E M Bud Ballew former Ardmore Oklahoma deputy sheriff was killed here yesterday by Police Chief H W McCormick Witnesses said Ballew faced his slayer as the shooting began and McCormick fired twice striking him in the body and head Ballew known for wild town shootings had been accused of killing many but the claim was denied by friends and foes alike He was described as picturesque cheerful and daring wearing a wide brim hat and cowhide boots despite driving a car in recent years
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Wichita Falls
Tex
Bud” Ballew
Ardmore
Okla
H. W. McCormick
Ballew
McCormick
Texas
Bailew
Nho
Buck Garret
Bud
Oklahoma
Damage suit opens over Union Pacific wall collapse
C E Hill sues Union Pacific railway for 25000 in district court claiming a brick wall at the freight depot collapsed while he unloaded freight, injuring him and impairing health and mind. Three attorneys for the railroad, jury chosen, three plaintiff witnesses testified, with medical experts noting mental impact.
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C. E. Hill
Union Pacific Railway
Comany
John. Riling
Union Pacific
Hill
Ithree
B. Hill
Swope and Skoog
Kansas City
Washington to Save Daylight Inaugural Clock Change
Government departments and the business community will inaugurate daylight saving time by moving the clock one hour ahead on Monday May 15. Officials announced the plan as part of a nationwide effort to extend evening daylight.
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Washington
Rabid Squirrel In Lawrence Warnings Issued
A rabid squirrel attacked Edward Vieux and a man in Lawrence. the animal was captured and confirmed rabid by a Kansas City lab. The boy and the other bite victim will receive Pasteur treatment. Public warning urged to beware of squirrels.
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Lawrence
Edward Vieux
New Hamp
Shire Street
C. C
C. ‘Ke. McClelland
Kansas, City
McClelland
Pasteur
Kansas City Editorial Conference Day Two Events
Kansas City hosts editors from Lawrence for the second day of the editorial conference. They tour Armour plants, attend a luncheon, hear welcomes from Mayor Hal Burton and Roy F Bailey, hear Armours PR talk by J D MacManus, and later tour the city by car. The session resumes with officer elections and committee reports.
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Kansas
Lawrence
Kansas ‘City
Kans
Kansas City
Ansan
Chamber of Commerce
Armour ‘Packing
Armours
Hal ‘Burton
Roy F. Bailey
Association
J. D.macmanus
Department of Public
Latera
Winfield Freeman
Wyandotte
Carl. F. White
Kansan
L. Ne Mint
Department of
the: University
Kansas,City, Kans
C. C. Smith
Chamber ‘of ‘Commerce
Foreigners Organize to Protect Selves from Retreating Chinese Arm
Foreigners organize to shield themselves as Chang Tso Lin suffers a rapid defeat near Tien Tsin. Troops flood the area, crowding motor trucks and trains as generals abandon headquarters toward Mukden amid confusion.
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Tien
Tsin
Cated Press
Chang Tso Lin
Chang
Mukden
Ott Wins District Court Decision Over Martin in Land Sale
J E Martin sued for recovery on a contract to buy the Ott farm four miles south of Eludora La The land sold for 12000 with 8500 as first mortgage The dispute centered on acreage claims the land described in the contract being 65 acres or more per survey while Martin says about 30 acres were actually conveyed The case notes Ott sold with a known short of claimed acreage and that it was sold as it lay A similar district court decision occurred at the last session Ott also faces a related case with Jesse F Marley in May term
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Fred W. Ott
J. E. Martin
Eudora
Martin
Ott
Jesse F. Marley
Elks Delegates To State Meeting In ElDorado
H McKone J H Cohn E H Baloo J B Henry and Craig Kennedy head to ElDorado Monday as Lawrence lodge delegates to the state Elks meeting May 9 and 10. McKone is exalted ruler and state association secretary. About 250 delegates expected. exemplification of ritual work and pursuit of a silver cup highlight the program. The El Dorado lodge will entertain. Gardens City lodge covers the southern jurisdiction.
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H. McKone
J. H. Cohn
E. H. Baloo
J. B. Henry
Craig Kennedy
ElDorado
The
Elks Lodge
McKone
Lawrence Lodge
Lawrence
el Dorado
Gardens
City Lodge
Treasury holds Woodrow Wilson foundation tax stance
Secretary Melton informed Senator Glass that after reconsideration the Treasury reached the same conclusion as Commissioner Blair that contributions to the Woodrow Wilson foundations are not exempt from federal income tax. He offered to delay ruling if the foundation reorganizes to seek exemptions under the law.
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Washington
Melton
Glass
Virginia
Treasury
Blair
Secretary of the Treasury
Wilson Foundation
Resumed Campaign Presses On For Community Service Drive
Community Service movement leaders plan to restart the campaign early next week after a weekend pause for visiting editors. Organziations remain intact and teams will canvass for support. a supplementary doctors list to the Community Service fund appears in tonight's Journal-World though incomplete with several captains’ reports pending.
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Journal-World
Ithe Community Service Fund
Community House
Quincy School Wins Prelim Relays at Kansas Nebraska Meet
Quincy School dominated the morning prelims at the Kansas Nebraska track meet held at the Stadium. McAllaster led in the 90 pound class, New York trailed with 2 points, and Pinckney also scored in multiple weight classes with Quincy placing second or third across events.
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Quincey
McAllaster
Pinckney
New York
Quincy
Walter Vargum
McA
Lawful to Accept Drink Topeka Supreme Court Ruling
The Kansas Supreme Court ruled it is not a violation of the bone dry law to accept a drink of whisky. The decision stems from a Thomas county case where L. Morrison faced charges of possessing liquor in violation of the state prohibitory law. The ruling centers on possession and the legality of accepting a drink.
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Topeka
Kansas
Supreme ‘Court
Thomas County
Morison
Two USC Faculty Members Die in University Office
In Columbia South Carolina Professors M Goode Homes of the engineering faculty and Ben Hale University marshal were found shot dead in the treasurer s office. Law student W T Holland heard shots and entered the room discovering the bodies with a pistol near the marshal.
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Columbia, S. C
M. Goode Homes
University of South Carolina
Ben. Hale
W. T. Holland
Homes
School of Engineering
Dodge City Wins State High School Debate Title
Dodge City high school captured the state debating championship in Kansas City Kansas with a 2 to 1 victory over Kansas City High, affirming the proposition that the United States should grant independence to the Philippine Islands. Judges were Fassett Finn and Braden. Semifinals saw Junction City eliminated by Dodge City and Neodesha defeated by Kansas City. The Kansas High School Debating League oversees the annual event with 165 participating schools. Sterling High School held the 1920-21 title.
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Dodge City
Kansas High School Debating League
Sterling High Sete
Hail Storm Causes Minor Local Damage
A brief but violent hail storm swept through the area around 1:30 this morning from the north causing slight injuries to fruit and gardens. The rain and hail did not extend far west of Kanwaka, and no large hailstones were reported.
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Kanwaka
Dodge on Probation for Liquor Offense in Michigan
Kalamazoo Michigan May 6 AP John Duval Dodge a young Detroit millionaire and Rex Earl of Kalamazoo were placed on probation for one year after appearing before Circuit Judge Weimer for sentencing following conviction on illegal possession and transportation of liquor.
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Kalamazoo, Mich
Associated Press
John Duval Dodge
Detroit
Rex Earl
Kalamazoo
Weimer
Bryan’s San Antonio Room Throng Turns Away Supposed Prohibition Sale
In San Antonio on May 6 William Jennings Bryan, famed prohibition advocate, spent the early hours keeping visitors from using his hotel room as a contraband supply. The first caller arrived at 5 AM seeking “real stuff for sale,” but Bryan declined and joked about the misunderstanding as more thirsty seekers were turned away. He later learned many visitors were friends attending a convention.
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San Antonio
William Jennings Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Poles to Take Canadian Land in Saskatchewan
May 6 report says 5,000 acres in western Saskatchewan abandoned by Mennonites who moved to Mexico have been bought for 1,000 Polish settlers. New arrivals are expected from Chicago and other points soon.
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Saskatchewan
Mexico
Chicago
Spring Pageant at Cordley School Delights Large Audience
The Spring Pageant presented at Cordley School last evening was well received by a large audience. The program will be repeated Monday afternoon at 6 30 o'clock at the school house.
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Cordley
Editors Attend Editorial Meeting At Delta Upsilon House
Edward Hobbs city editor of the Topeka Capital Earl Brown state editor and Griffith Bonner of the sport department were guests at the Delta Upsilon house yesterday and attended the editorial meeting.
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Edward Hobbs
Topeka
Earl ‘Brown
Griffith -Bonner
Delta Upsilon House
Auxiliary to American Legion to attend Ray Hail funeral
The Auxiliary of the American Legion will meet at Plymouth Congregational Church at 1 30 o clock tomorrow afternoon to attend the funeral of Ray Hail.
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American Legion
Plymouth
Congregational
Ray Hail
Sophos
Three Black victims burned at stake in Kirvin Texas
A mob of about 5000 in Kirvin Texas burned three Black farm workers at sunrise after alleging their involvement in the assault of 17 year old Eula Ansley. The killings followed a jail escape and included claims of confessions from one man. The town of Kirvin, about eighty miles south of Dallas, saw the incineration on public ground near two churches.
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Kirvin
Texas
Associated Press
Eula Ansley
J. T.king
King
Dallas
Mab
Freestone ‘ County
Jones
Varney
Curry
Cuiry
Inquest Open Over Green Death After Neighborhood Fight
The body of W D Green died after injuries from a neighborhood row on Pennsylvania street. A coroner's jury viewed the body and will continue the inquiry early next week to decide if Johnson's assault caused death and whether to upgrade charges to murder or manslaughter. Jury members: Win Newmark Walter Varnum Charles Achning Fred Blieser Sol Marks W F Weiss.
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W. D. Green
Pennsylvania Street
Will Johns
Col
Carl Phillips
Green
John Johnson
Johnson
Win Newmark
Walter Varnum
Charles Achning
Fred Bliestier
Sol Marks
W. F. Weiss
House Sold Out as Schumann-Heink Headlines Concert
A completely sold-out crowd awaits Schumann-Heink in Robinson gym on Monday night. Fourteen additional seats were added with under fifty left unsold by 9 am. Standing room tickets at 1 dollar will be sold at the door, main floor seats first, then gallery.
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Schumann-Heink
Robinson Gym
Missouri Wins at Home Over Centre in Dual Track Meet
At Columbia Missouri, May 6, Missouri University defeated Centre College and Kentucky in a dual track meet. Final scores were Missouri 89 1/2, Centre 19 1/2.
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Missouri
Rollins
Columbia
Missouri University
College ‘of Kentucky
Centre
Morgan Partner Henry Davison Dies During Operation
New York May 6 Henry P Davison of J P Morgan and Company died on the operating table today The announcement was made at 2 o clock at the Morgan offices Mr Davison died about 1250
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New York
Henry P. Davison
J. P. Morgan& Company
Morgan
Mr. Davison
Bill White Tells of Life's Work at Kansas Editors Meeting
Kansas editor and author William Allen White spoke to Kansas newspaper men on "Thirty Seven Years in the Harness." He traced his life from Emporia college days through Lawrence Journal and Eldorado Republican, recalled political missteps, buying the Emporia Gazette in 1395, and urged public service as the newspaper’s core. The event included a motor drive by the Chamber of Commerce and dinners at Haskell with remarks from local officials and fellow editors.
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William Allen White
Kansas
Kansas Editorial Association
White
Mr. White
College of Emporia
University of Kansas
Commercial Street
Lawrence
Journal
Eldorado Republican
Young Men’s Republican Club
Kansas City Star
Kansas City Journal
Topeka
Telegraph
Emporia Gazette
Chamber of Commerce
Fraser Chapel
Haskell
G. L. Kreeck
W. K. Bruner
John Montgomery
Junction City
M.M. Beck
Holton Recorder
Carl White
Kansas City Kansan
W. Y. Morgan
Hutchinson Gazette
L.N. Flint
Armena Rumberger
Ted Hudson
Mary Smith Lloyd _Ruppenthal
George Gage
Eulalia Daugherty
J. N. Dolley
W. R. Stubbs
W. C.simons
Three Lawrence Businesses Robbed In Early Morning Burglary
An epidemic of burglary struck Lawrence with three downtown storefronts broken into—Ober's clothing, the X Cafe, and the Blue Ribbon Shoe Shop—netting roughly $600 in goods including shirts, mufflers, ties, gloves, and luggage. Police and sheriff's officials follow leads, including two Atchison youths who saw two men nearby.
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Lawrence
Ober's
X - Cafe
Massachusetts Street
Blue Ribbon Shoe Shop
Massachusetts
Ober’s
Shake Ups in China After Wu Pei Fu Victory
In Peking President Hsu Shih Chang issues a mandate dismissing Premier Liang Shih Yi and orders his arrest. Ministers Chang Hu and Yeh Hung Cho are also dismissed and ordered arrested. Chang Tso Lin is removed as Inspector General of Manchuria. Liang is accused of colluding with Chang Tso Lin to foment civil war.
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Pekin
Associated Press
Wu Pei Fu
Peking
Hsu Shih Chang
Liang Shih Yi
Chang Hu
Yeh Hung Cho
Chang Tso Lin
Manchuria
Lang’ Shih Yi
Tien Tsin
Professor Fassett to Speak on Municipal Government
Prof. C. M. Fassett of the University faculty will address the Plymouth Congregational church men tomorrow at 10 o'clock on Municipal Government.
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Fassett
C. M. Fassett
Plymouth ‘Congregational Church
Safety First Milk Lawranca Sanitary plea
A short prompt urges shoppers to ask grocers for Lawranca Sanitary milk under the Safety First guidance. The line hints at a product or brand focus, without additional context or details.
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Lawranca Sanitary
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TAX Wilson Foundation
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Ford—Bank
J. H., Varney
Mose Jones
Key
Inquest
Bill White
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Prowlers
Ber’s
X Cafe
Ribbon Shoe Shop
Jim Monroe
R. L. Graham
Graham
Blue Ribbon Shoe
Carter Tire Company
Atchison
Nelson Burlingame
Ellsworth Blair
George Bond
Kentucky Street
Ninth
Sheriffs Office
China
Drs. Welch & Welch, the Chiropractors
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