League of Nations rider on peace treaty sparks uproar
Washington May 24 reports a fiery Senate attack on the League of Nations covenant and the peace treaty. Senator Sherman denounces interwoven covenant and treaty as a plot to force votes and erase U S sovereignty, urging separate ratification and warning of unlimited powers over American lives and fortunes. He condemns Wilson and allied leaders as betraying republican principles and warns the nation against entangling alliances.
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Washington
Orate Rey
League
Shermain
Senate
Wilson
Italy
Great Britain
United States
Sherman
Paris
Tre&son
Lesgue
Bonner Cement Co Officials Visit Bonner Springs
J W Hooper and W W Graham of the Bonner Portland Cement Co visit Bonner Springs Kansas for the new road contract. They report strong shipments from their plant along Kaw Valley, Union Pacific, and Santa Fe lines, with the plant running at capacity. The Lawrence Edge is built of Bonner Cement sold by C E Friend and J W Shaw yards.
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J. W. Hooper
W. W. Graham
Bonner Portland Cement Co
Bonner Springs
Kans
Buntass
Kaw Valley
Union Pacific
Santa Fe
Bonner
Real Estate Transfers List With Partial Names and Parcels
A real estate transfers record lists transfers among multiple parties and parcels. Names include T L Healsing and Daniel Kraus. CG Daily and W M Lyttle. McCorin and L Dicker. G White and Geo W. The details show Lot 19 Block 137 in Eudora Kansas and 160 acres more or less in a rural township. incomplete entries and garbled descriptions obscure full parcel and authority details.
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T. L. Healsing
Daniel Kraus
Eudora
Kana
CG. Daily
W. M. Lyttle
Soashistorian
Geo. W. Whicom
Funeral services for Joshua Ulm set Sunday
Joshua Ulm, fired yesterday, will be held from the Seventh Day Adventist church at 4 o'clock Sunday afternoon. Burial will be in Oak Hills Cemetery. Otto Dinglestown will be laid to rest Sunday at 2:00, private. Family requests no flowers. Friends may call Sunday from 12 to 2 p.m. at the home. John W. Frantz, 446 State Lane, home in Kansas City tomorrow at 4 o'clock. Frantz, formerly of Lawrence, news not fully clear.
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Joshua Ulm
Ulm
Venth Rar Ag
Sdventist
Oak' S
Otto
Dingiesten
John W
John W. Frantz
Kansas City
Mr. Frantz
Lawrence
Kansas Accelerates Highway Construction Across Counties
Kansas reports 1.2 million dollars in hard surfaced highways started with several counties already initiating projects. Shawnee plans ten miles of the Fort to Fort Highway, Sedgwick sketches 1.5 miles of 18 foot concrete, and Wyandotte, Reno, and others schedule more bids on concrete and brick roads. State geology surveys offer material transport and technical support to aid road building.
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Kansas
M. Watson
Shawnee County
Sedgwick
Lace County
Gray County
Satin Mare
Antes Nere
Kansas State University
Echia
Perfed
I Engel
Ford County
Fresh Eggs and Cold Storage Findings by Agriculture
United States Department of Agriculture researchers report on egg storage effects, grading methods, and preservation. Fresh shell eggs stored 7 to 11 months show moisture loss, ammonia rise, and taste changes from absorbed environment. candling proves more effective than cracking inspections for selecting storage eggs.
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United, States
United States Department of Agriculture
Suddie West
Atorag
Egra
Department of Agriculture
Patacomb Beneath Ras Baro Inundated by Clay Mining
In St Louis a catacomb network mirrors Paria as clay mining for brick and other products hollows out chambers and tunnels beneath the area. The underworld of tunnels under Ras Baro is noted as being undermined by ongoing extraction and settlement concerns.
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Ostby Road
Fiat J Paverent
Ray
Goodrich Tires
League OF Nations
Wilson Deapet
Houde
George D. Herron
Russia
Woodrow Wilson
Calligule
Colonel House
State Geology Department
Sung
Capudine If
Wien
Nature
Kansas Electric Utilities Co
F. A. U. Hall
Se ‘Chamber’ ‘of Commerce
W. ¥. Brennan
National Cash Register Company
Dayton
Brenmlan
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