Debated US Stance on League of Nations Speech
News wires recount Ambassador Hagrey’s remarks denying US participation in the League of Nations amid calls from Washington to represent America at a supreme council meeting on the Silesian question. Editorials show mixed reactions as Daily News signals perplexity over America’s stance.
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Supreme Council
United States
League of Nations
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Harvey
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Residents Attend Bankers Convention Across Kansas
Names of travelers visiting Topeka and Kansas City for the bankers convention are listed, including L C Stevenson Chris Schaake and Ulrich of Lone Star. Local residents such as Mr and Mrs Hobart Hogne and W H McKone are noted for attending events in Topeka and Meabailis. Tax deadlines are urged with warnings of penalties for late payment.
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B.C. Patterson
Reno
LW. B. Carter
Williams
Ernest Seidel
Topeka
Dike Wilhelm
Karmmas
Charles Jensen
Karisas
Tity Bn
Ss. L Armstrong
Kansas
Cas
H. .Ober
Canal City
H. Asher
Yeas City
Matt Loraine Bamnes
Detroit
H. W
Barteldes
Charles
Kansas City
Ulrich
Lone Star
L C. Stevenson
Chris Schaake
Hobart Hogne
Hogee
W. K. Hoover
The
W. H McKone
Jay Meabailis
G. AR
Jack Lawrence
Little Jaconette
Lyons
Sig Alpha Team Dominates Interfraternity Meet
Sensational speed was scarce as Sig Alpha squared off against Phi Psi in a rough interfraternity meet. Freshman Sensatinal led with 24 points while Washibh’ contributed multiple 40 yard relays and a strong finish. The same performers starred last fall and again in the spring, guiding their team to a solid third in the academy meet.
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Alph
Soa Sigs
Yin Phi Psi ‘Fraternity
Hig Tecini
Washibh
Masons
Boxing Bouts Highlight Indian Students at Legion Hall
Four two round boxing bouts featured Indian students from Haskell Institute at the American Legion Hall. Scott and Kelly emerged as stars, trading heavy blows with chins up, both unfazed by onslaughts. In volleyball, Messenheimer beat Welch and Maffets defeated Church in the first round of the YMCA league as it begins weekly play. Basel baseball edged St Marys 2 to 0 after earlier losses to Catholics by 13 to 0.
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American Legion
Hall
Eli Dorsey
Haskell Institute
Haynie
Dixon
Nelson
Wahkkinney
Scott
Kelly
Schrimpscher
Elkins
Messenheimer
Welch
Maffets
Church
YY. M. CG
Haskell
St. Marys
April Weather Summary From Longstanding Station Record
April weather report details above normal rainfall with 3.26 inches, snow on the 16th, total rainfall 71. inches, below normal average humidity 59.21 percent, average temperature around 12577 miles run daily, wind speeds peaking at 42 miles per hour, month total of 419 ALD agile. A 1017 mile run occurred on the 24th from noon with 42 mph wind, noting the 9 m milestone. The table provides 53 year station observations for April.
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Narmal
Neia
Kansas and Missouri race schedule on Friday and Saturday
Friday features a track duel in Lawrence between Kansas and Missouri and a baseball matchup in Columbia. Saturday brings a high school invitation track meet in Lawrence.
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Kansas
Missouri
Lawrence
Columbia
National Guard Camp Order and Small Arms Target Practice
A Kansas National Guard range camp is approved for thirty days in early summer. Captain Sam Mei Korie, recently named inspector of small arms, leads practice. Kilminy and Hampton Billied undertake assignments with Haskell. Melique excels in pistol tech. In 1918 he earned a top divisional pistol honor and joined the Kansas Guard team, while the Kanha camp produced a seventh place national short.
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National Guard’ Organizations
Kansas
Sam Mei ‘Korie
Iridians
National Guard of Kansas
St. Marys College
Kilminy
Buck
Hampton
Haskell
Melique
Am Kahgad
Amp - Perry
Ational Guard
Kanha Cam
Debates Set on North Dakota League by Townley and Langer
South Dakota discussions announce three public debates by A C Townley of the Non Partisan League and ex attorney general William Langer on whether the league aided or harmed North Dakota. Debates scheduled at Huron June 6 Sioux Falls June 7 and Mitchell June 8. In Kansas a man named Frank Smith confessed to the Forney murder near Peck, being held in Winfield jail. In Connecticut Elwood B Wade of Bridgeport was hanged at Connecticut prison for the murder of George Notin in Bridgeport last August.
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South Dakota
Mitchell
S. 1
A.C. Townley
National Non-Partisan League
William Langer
North Dakota
Tom Ayers
Huron
Sioux Falls
Winfield
Kan
Frank
Smith
Riverdale
Frank Forney
Peck
Wethersfield, Conn
Elwood B. Wade
Bridgeport
George B
Quincy PTA Meet Blends Park and School Programs
Yesterday afternoon the Quincy parent teacher meeting was held partly in the park and partly in the school building. The program included a song by the sixth A class two May Fete dances and a solo by Agatha Riley. In the business meeting Mrs Holmes was elected president Opal Jayne Kennedy vice president Mrs Stone secretary and Miss Cowgill treasurer. An enjoyable special hour followed with Mrs Charles B. Russell as chairman.
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Quincy
Agatha Riley
Holmes
Opal Jayne Kennnedy Vige
Stone
Miss Cowgill Treasuré
Mra
Charles B. Russéth
Stadium pledges paid as first 1100 of 3200 due
Prof. W J Baumgartner announced that 1100 of the first student pledges in the Stadium Union drive have been paid with 2300 of the 3200 pledges due this spring. Most seniors and others set November 1 as the initial payment date and May payments are expected before the term ends. A B Carson, electrical inspector, surveys a block on Massachusetts street in Lawrence. He reports good electrical work so far. Petersburg Virginia appoints a colored policewoman.
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Stadium-Union Drive
W. J. Baumgartner
A. B. Carson
Kansas Fire Insurance Inspection Bureau
Lawrence
Massachusetts Street
Carse
Aspirin directions and Bayer Cross reassurance note
This fragment urges taking aspirin only as directed on genuine Bayer Tablets of Aspirin and warns against substitutes. It references the Bayer Cross as a safety cue and lists common pains such as colds headaches neuralgia rheumatism toothache and lumbago. It mentions small tin boxes and a trade mark of Mondaceticacidester of Salicylic.
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Alexander Laboratories
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