Genoa Adopts Unanimous Nonaggression Pact Pact
Genoa May 18 The nonaggression pact was adopted unanimously by the political sub-committee in resolution form with all delegations present except France Belgium and Germany The pact aims to limit aggression and propaganda and sets up commissions to examine divergences between powers and the Soviet government Final ratification of a Hague experts meeting plan and US participation were discussed The British delegation indicated the US was unlikely to join the Hague meeting at this time G A R denounces the Ku Klux Klan at its Winfield Kansas encampment urging suppression until after the Mason Dixon line
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Genoa
France
Belgium
Germany
James
Hague
Piedzelov
Associated Press
The
United States
United’ States
Sir Edward Grigg
the Hague
Bettter
Klan
Winfield
Kan
Ku ‘Klux Klan
Mason and Dixon Lne
Kansas R
Learn U S Views On Hague Meeting
Washington sources report that the United States will not join the Hague conference or any economic discussion about Russia unless the Russian memorandum of May 11 is withdrawn and no political questions are raised. Officials say the U S seeks a separate economic forum without Genoa's influence and will remain aloof from the meeting.
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Washington
Hague
Genoa
Child
State Department
Justerand
France
Hughes
Commission
United States
The
Russia
Economic Commission
Hague Conference Plain
Paris
Lloyd George
State -Department
Kansas Weather Forecast Ahead
Kansas forecast calls for fair tonight with increasing clouds Friday and warmer temperatures. Readings show yesterday’s high around 72, today’s around 57 at 2 p.m., with maximum and minimum figures noted and rainfall data unavailable.
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Kansas
McAdoo to Address Kansas Democratic Convention
The Kansas Democratic state central committee will meet in Hutchinson next Wednesday to organize the statewide convention. Forest Luther announced that former Treasury Secretary William G. McAdoo will address the gathering.
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McAdoo
Kansas
Topeka
Kan
Democratic State Central Committee
Hutchinson
Forest Luther
Cimarron
Luther
William G. McAddo
the Treasury
Violin Recital by Waldo Geltch in Fraser Hall
Violinist Waldo Geltch with Mrs Gelitch at the piano presents a Friday evening recital at Fraser Hall at 8:20. The program features works by Vieuxtemps Chopin Sarasate Auer and others including Minuet by Paderewski Kreisler Nocturne in E flat and selections by Grasse MacDowell Hartman and Gardner. Public invited.
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Waldo Geltch
Grasse
MacDowell-Hartman
Cecil Burleigh
Samuel Gardner
Wicniawski
Misstatement on Sale and Local Marriage License
The Journal World notes an error in reporting the Eben Baldwin place sale at Lake View stating EL Drennon was tenant. Drennon is owner and plans to move with family May 28 to Hot Springs Arkansas for health. A marriage license was issued by Judge Menger to Lloyd J Steelé and Anna J Purdy of Topeka and the couple wed by Judge L H Menger.
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Mit
Journal-World
Eben Baldwin Place
Lake View
W. A. Stewart
EL Drennon
Drennon
Hot Springs
Ark
Menger
Lloyd J.steelé
Anna J. Purdy
Toneka
L. H. Menger
Payroll Robbers Suspected in Kansas City Case
Kansas City detectives pursue theory that two Springfield Mo gang members who stole 25000 payroll on Monday may be in the area with most of the loot. Witnesses saw two men abandon a stolen car on 37th Street and Roanoke Road carrying five black satchels. Police link stolen cars and telephoned confederates in Olathe and Springfield as part of the case.
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Kansas City
City
Springfield
Thirty- Seventh Street
Roanoke Road
Olathe
Stefan
Effie Lou Charged With Bigamy In Local Case
Effie Lou, described as colored, was arrested on a warrant charging bigamy after a recent ceremony with Walter Nelson. It is alleged she remarried within six months of a divorce, which would void the marriage under state law. The first Mrs. Nelson filed the complaint, and Effie Lou is to be arraigned before Justice John Clark tomorrow at 10 o'clock.
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Effie Lou
Walter Nelson
Effie Lie
Examination at Kansas university for public accountants
The annual examination for certified public accountants is being conducted at the University of Kansas today. Eighteen applicants from across the state are taking the tests. No accounting students from the E. U. department of economics are participating this year. The exams are conducted by J. D. Crockett and C. H. Montgomery of the state examining board in Topeka.
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Tified Public Accountants
Kansas
University of Kansas
E. U. Department of Economics
J., D Crockett
C. H. Montgomery
State Examining Board
Topeka
Chamber Urges Reparations Seat and World Court
Washington May 18 The chamber of commerce of the United States urged the reparations commission representation by the US and swift congressional approval. It also called for the government to join other nations at the international court of justice. Rev Frank Jennings spoke at Toronto high school commencement on disarmament and planned to speak at Gardner Guritner high school tonight.
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Washington
United States
Chamber of Commerce of the
Congress
International Court of Justice
Toronto
Frank Jennings
First, Baptist Church
Jennings
Gardner
Guritner High School
Kansas Bankers Convene in Wichita Opening Address
The thirty-fifth annual Kansas Bankers association convention opens in Wichita. F L Carson, president of the Wichita clearing house association, gives the welcome address as the forum session begins.
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Kansas
Bankers
Wichita, Kans
Kansas Bankers Association
F.L. Carson
Wichita Clearing House Association
Rotary Club Adopts Broad Program For Coming Year
The Lawrence Rotary Club approved a wide program at Wiedemann's grill room, emphasizing Rotary education community work boys work civic improvements and inter club activities. Committees were named including membership education cooperation with the Chamber of Commerce and finance with Perry Miller Riley and Claire Stewart among guests from Wellington club and Fred Knapp grand master of Kansas Odd Fellows speaking on the fall grand lodge plans.
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Wiedemann
Lawrence Rotary Club
Rotary
Bulletin Board
I. M. Metzler
J. 8. St. Clair
H. B. Teaks
J. W. Parsons
Max Wilhelmi
Alfred G. Hill
R. A. Kent
Chamber of Commerce
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
Veterans Bureau Clinic Opens In Kansas City
H S Jacks reports ex service men can receive top diagnosis and treatment at the new Veterans Bureau medical and dental clinic in the Coca Cola building Kansas City. The ninth floor space of 10000 feet will house the clinic with arrangements to handle all diseases. Ex service men may pay their own travel costs or request authorization for examination with transportation provided by the Bureau.
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Laas
United States Veterans’ Bureau
H. S. Jacks
Bureau
Lawrence
Arid Locust Streets
Grand
Mildacks
Kansas City
Jacks
Optometrists to Meet in Blake Hall Kansas State
A Kansas optometrists meeting convenes Saturday at 3 p m in Blake Hall on the university campus with attendance expected from seven to eight counties. Dr Charles Re of the American Optical Co will headline talks after a European trip, followed by Dean Truax H H Lewis and others speaking on ethics equipment and illustrated life through film With a banquet at the Eldridge hotel Saturday night attendance is set at 100.
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Kansas
Blakehall
Zune
Kansas State Board of Optometry
Charles Re
Amer'can Optical Co
Europe
W. B. Titus
Sheard
Department of Optometry
Ohio University
Titus
Eldridge Hotel
Dr. Sheard
Dean Truax
Wichita
H.H. Lewis
Topeka
George Erskine
William Norshey
Kansas City, Mo
Association
Open Detour On Fort to Fort Road Across County Line
County Engineer Truckland announces a new detour from the fort to fort road between here and Topeka will open Monday. The route has been graded with ditches opened and low spots filled with crushed rock. The detour runs north of the fort to fort road.
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Fort
Here
Topeka
Truckland
Fort To
Wild Night of Firing Leaves Belfast Men Dead
A wild night of firing in the Marrebone district of Belfast ends with at least four men dead and several wounded as police and soldiers remain on alert. Gunfire erupted as workers headed to shops, causing chaos and fear across the area.
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Belfast
Marrebone
Confession in Chicago shooting ties Miller to killings
Police publish John Miller's confession from the car involved in the May labor war shootings that killed two officers. Conspirators Daudazauskis and Stanley are named along with possible involvement by Mrs Margtaret Miller. Investigations expand as grand juries weigh indictments and police press the hunt.
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Chicago
John Miler
Miller
Charles Daudazauskis
Suedrinck
John Miller
Grand Jury
Dautazauskis
I Sigien
Soint Tieticiues
Two Killed in Wreck Near Sopher Bridge
Ardmore May 18 five men were killed and one hurt when a St Louis and San Francisco freight plunged through a Boggy River bridge near Sopher about fifty miles east at midnight. Five cars with engine and tender dropped from a twenty five foot embankment. Dead include Harvey McDaniels front brakeman and engineer J Hume both from Hugo Oklahoma. Fireman unnamed was injured.
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Ardmore
Tive
St Louis
San Francisco
Sopher
Here
Atong
Harvey McDaniels
J. ¥. Hume
Hugo
Oklahoma
Auto caravan to Estes Park conference departs June 6
The Estes conference caravan will leave Lawrence on the morning of June 6. Final route plans are being prepared this week. A special car will depart June 8 at 11 50 a.m. from the Union Pacific lines. Lawrence Walworth of the University Y M C A invites interested persons to see him at the Y M C A room in Fra n r as soon as possible.
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Estes Park
Lawrence
Union_Pacific
Lawrence Walworth
University
Y. M
Franr
Kenneth Packer 11 Killed by Train in Missouri
Kenneth Packer an eleven year old of Liber- Missouri was killed by a train on Saturday evening. His funeral was held at Perry following services at his grandmother Mrs Maggie Elias Ploughe’s home. Mr and Mrs W H Banning and Mr and Mrs Ed Arnold attended from Perry to the funeral. Ploughe is a cousin of Mrs H Banning.
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W. H. Banning
Ed Arnold
Perry
Kenneth Packer
Liber- Missouri
Maggie Elias Ploughe
Kenneth
What Ploughe
Debt Funding Negotiations Reported in Washington
Negotiations for funding the war debts of France and Great Britain to the United States may proceed simultaneously with discussions in Washington at the Treasury Department, according to today’s report.
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Washington
France
Great Britain
United States
Treasury
Pinchot Leads In Pennsylvania Primary Race For Governor
Reports from 7 543 of 7 984 districts show Gifford Pinchot leading Republican gubernatorial nominee over George E Alter with 496 986 votes to 488 859 as 91 districts remain uncounted in the Pennsylvania primary results posted in Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Gifford Pinchot
George E. Alter
Alter
Federal probe to scrutinize Valentino Winifred Hudnut marriage
Federal agents will investigate Rudolph Valentino and Winifred Hudnut marriage in Mexicali over alleged Mann act violations. The inquiry also covers Frank Mayo and Henry B. Walthall who wed after interlocutory divorces in Mexico, with Dagmar Godowsky linked to the second union.
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Los Angeles
Department of Juative Bureau of Investigation
Rudolph Valentine
Winifred Hudnut
New York
Mexicali
Mex
Frank M. Sturgis
Department of Justice Bureau
Tia Juana
Dagmar “Godlowsky
Leopold " Godowsky
Interest in the 89th Division Reserve Corps
Omaha May 17 The Chief of Staff of the Eighty Ninth Division announces growing interest in the Enlisted Reserve Corps across South Dakota Nebraska and Kansas Inquiries from former service members focus on eligibility and training attendance Criteria include four months service between April 6 1917 and November 1918 Physical exams suffice and attendance may be excused for hardship The aim is to avoid interference with farming duties and civil responsibilities Reservists need not drill weekly and are not liable for active duty during civil unrest War department policies favor either National Guard or regular army service. inquiries to Army Building Omaha will receive prompt replies Also noted are midsummer customs a London policeman arrest record Arbor Day plantings and local ads
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Eighty Ninth Division
South Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas
Army
Marine, Corps
Hint
Col. Hopkins
Reserve Corps
War Department
National Guard
Regular Army
Army Building
Syrian rebellion spreads across Syria and adjoining states
Near a revolt in Syria Damascus April 23 According to AP correspondence the rising of the Syrian people against the French mandate has spread rapidly in the last fortnight throughout Syria and the adjoining states and is assuming the character of open rebellion.
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Syria
Damascus
Associated Press
Mandate
Work Begins on Phi Gamma Delta House Construction
Work started yesterday on a new fraternity house for Phi Gamma Delta to be one of the largest in the Middle West. Located at the corner of Sixteenth and Louisiana, the brick veneer building will cost about 70000 with J T Constant of Lawrence as contractor. It will have three floors and about forty rooms, with a large basement party space and facilities for help, study rooms, chapter rooms, and dormitories. Architects are Dowd and Richards of Los Angeles, with W Y Morgan Wilder S Metcalf and E H Rice on the building committee. The project aims for occupancy by early next year after wartime postponement.
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Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity
Middle West
Phi Gam
Sixteenth
Louisiana
Kappa Kappie Gamma House
J.T. Constant
Lawrence
W. Y. Morgan
Wilder S. Metcalf
EH. A. Rice
Dowd
Richards
Los Angeles
Calif
Kinneys Located After Long Nationwide Search
Mrs Goul Rexcout Kinney and husband Ludie Kinney are found in Houston after four months on the run. They return with former Sheriff Tuck Garrett to face possible charges arising from a bigamy case. Mrs Kinney defends marriage as her own choice and plans to explain the situation to her father.
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Flanston
Yex
Goul Rexcout Kinney
Ludie Kinney
Houston
Tuck Garrett
Carter County
Oklahoma
Lindley Speaks At KU Banquet In St Louis Tonight
Chancellor T H Lindley will address a Kansas University banquet in St Louis tonight tied to the Memorial Drive project directed by Henry B McCurdy. He spoke at noon to the St Louis Chamber of Commerce and will broadcast the talk over the St Louis Post Dispatch network. The Post Dispatch lists daily radio programs with music and speeches by notable figures. Alfred G Hill KU alumni secretary returned from Great Bend after organizing Barton county events for Memorial corporation support and notes strong KU spirit with about forty students in residence and several donors advancing a $2000 county quota. The Douglas county ex service men political club advisory board will meet Sunday at 1 PM in American Legion rooms.
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T. H. Lindley
Kansas University
St. Louis
Henry B. McCurdy
Chamber of Commerce of St. Louis
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Post Dispatch
Barton County
Alfred G. Hill
K. U
Great Bend
Hill
Douglas County
Ex-Service Men’s Political Club
American Legion Rooms
County Board Plans To Follow Original Equalization Schedule
County commissioners intend to hear complaints on property valuations individually before any blanket adjustment. The four day plan covers areas around Massachusetts and Tenth Street with hearings, followed by a ten day review period and possible three additional days for final arguments. Petitions seek using 1920 valuations plus improvements, a move the commission has not favored.
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Tenth Street
Massachusetts
Tenth
Lawrence
Eudora
State Tax Commission
Board of Equalization
Rankin’s Drug
Dick Drug Store
Dicker
North Lawrence
Marion
Willow Springs
Eudora Township
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Star
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Speh
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Jisas
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