French cabinet crisis stalls progress toward government
Paris reports no tangible breakthrough as Socialist Party caucus blocks a new ministry. amid rumors of a forced change, Right and Left fear coup risk while parliament remains deadlocked and elections loom. street sentiment labels a potential coup as relief from muddled politics.
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Paris
Mit
Istevial Crisia
Socialist Party
M. Painless
Erinans
France
Nickname GittD Stars Joya Citys Bay Nov 26
The piece chronicles early season football lore around Abe Katseh and the Tawa University team. It notes nicknames like the Viyiog Sorelichan and Cawbay, mentions Heiser as a standout, and describes Slater becoming known as the Dake after a decisive tackle.
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Joya Citys Bay
Ards
Sinus
Columbus
Ae Hawks
Slater
Reformatory Trade Publication Details Daily Outputs
A 1925 reform school volume describes a bake shop producing 490 two and a half pound loaves daily and using 600 pounds of flour every 22 hours. It highlights 21 trades taught to inmates and shows product values from Aug 1, 1924 to Aug 1, 1925. The text notes industrial pursuits and lists pages illustrated with field photos.
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Reformay Tho
Weather Update for Kansas Cities
Light rain affects roads in Kansas City Hutchinson Saline Wichita Pittsburg Topeka with generally good driving conditions elsewhere. Officials urge caution on slick stretches as showers move through the state.
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Kansas City
Hutchinson
Salink
Wichita
Pittsburg
Topeka
Thanksgiving quiet at White House and Capitol services
Washington November 26 Thanksgiving day was largely quiet with government activities suspended. President Coolidge and Mrs. Coolidge attended church and turkey dinner at the White House. The annual Pan American Mass at St Patrick’s church drew diplomats and officials, with Archbishopeurley of Baltimore and monsignor Biondi in attendance.
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Washington
A. P
Coolidge
First Congregational Church
White House
Frank W. Stearns Oheston
Cheap transportation in America admired by Australian visitors
William Thomas assistant superintendent of Victorian railways in Australia praised American rail transport as the world’s cheapest. He visited Dodge City with A P Jones to study U S railways during a tour, noting grain handling, bag transfers, and state ownership.
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Dodge City
America
William Thomas
Australia
Hodge City
Thomag
Alia Hay Tiree
Ventura coast road project seals major rock cut
The Ventura coast stretch of the new shore highway near Sycamore Canyon required blasting and removing 1,218,724 cubic yards of rock and earth over 74 miles. The hardest segment, a one mile cut through solid cliffs south of Sycamore Canyon, yielded 34,086 cubic yards at $233,871.20. Crews worked from ropes high above the Pacific while location men faced danger. Two years of grading precede paving next summer.
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Los Angeles
California
Ventura
Cozan Shore
Rie Sycamore Canyon
Pacific
Jeg
Saint John's dedicatory services draw large audience
The Saint John's church dedication featured an ornate altar display of chrysanthemums and candlelight. The Very Rev. Francis M. Grr delivered the oration before an audience of nearly 1000 as special musical numbers enriched the morning services.
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Saint John’s Church
Francis M. Grr
Leavenworth
Rama VI Siam King Rama Ve Dies Today
In Bangkok Siam November 26 Rama Vi king of Siam for 15 years died today shortly after divorcing his queen and taking a new wife in hopes of producing an heir to the throne.
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Gangkok Siam
A. P.j
Rama Vi
Siam
Santa is Coming Merchants Plan Christmas Window Display
Santa Claus will visit Lawrence at least two Saturdays before Christmas. The formal holiday season opening in Lawrence will be Wednesday evening with all merchants asked to decorate windows. Colored lights will glow from 7 30 p m each evening through Christmas, and Christmas trees will be set up at street corners from Sixth to Eleventh streets as last year.
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Santa Claus
Lawrence
Burreau
Merchants Bureau
Lawrence Thanksgiving Day Observed Amid Weather Closures
Rainy Thanksgiving day disrupted plans in Lawrence as most stores and city offices closed. Churches held a community service at Trinity Episcopal Church led by Chaplain Edwards, with offerings benefiting the Social Service League. Football fans planned trips to Lincoln and Topeka for Nebraska Notre Dame and Washburn versus Tinker games.
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Lawrence
Trinity Episcopal Church
Edwards
Franc Ammit
Eea
Ts Dev
Social Service League of
Lincoln
Nebia
Nebraska
Notre Dame
Topeka
Flor ence Blair Aids Skating Rescue In Pond Incident
In Plattsburgh New York on November 26 Florence Blair aged 16 used a garden rake to pull two boys from a thin pond ice after they fell through while skating.
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Plattsburgh, WN
A.P
Florence Blair
FOSDICK TO SPEAK ON AMERICAS INTERNATIONAL OPPORTUNITY
Raymond B. Pastick, Buffalo lawyer, will address KU at Rot Saigon gym Tuesday December 1 at 10 oclock. He will discuss Americas international opportunity and his career in public affairs including War Department service and roles with Rockefeller Foundation and General Education Board. The convocation coincides with student polling on the World Court, which Pastick opposes.
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Raymond B. Pastick
Buffalo
N. Y
University of Kansas
Pos
Ant AL
J. B. Trew
New York Law School
Asa Wilh
Post Office Plans Special Handling for Christmas Mail
The post office will close for Christmas but special delivery and a new special handling stamp at twenty five cents will speed packages nationwide. Extra staff and a lobby counter will weigh insure and stamp incoming parcels to reduce lines and improve service.
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United States
Coe Vater
Grb
Woesford
Wildcats vs Cyclones in Ames grid clash ends season
Ames, November 26. The Iowa State Cyclones meet Coach Bachman’s Kansas Aggies in a final football game at 11 a.m. after a five day rest since Drake. Kansas arrives in Des Moines and touts itself as a rising Valley team.
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Ames
Ifa
Manhattan
Iowa Agricultural Callere
Bachman
Kansas Aggies
Des Moines
Iowans
Cyclones
Aggies
Drake
Will Elect 1926 Doughs County Farm Bureau Officers
The Doughs County Farm Bureau will hold an all day meeting on Thursday December 3 at the Lawrence Chamber of Commerce ling. County Agent H C Colglazier announces a basket dinner at noon and a full day of business reports from officers and project leaders. Miss Mildred Smith will present the women’s bureau report and Dean K E Call of Kansas State University will give the main address with community singing as entertainment.
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Doughs County Farm Bureau
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
H. C. Colglazier
Mildred Smith
Bureau
Dean K. E. Call
Kansas State
Justeral College
3Ale
Caleer
Farm Bureau
Social Institute to Discuss Community Character Building
Emporia Kansas November 26 analysis of forces shaping character will be presented at a social institute December 1 and 5 sponsored by state agencies. Ross W Sanderson Wichita secretary council of churches opens with a Friday luncheon on What Do We Mean by Character Building. State correctional institute Carboys to be discussed at a general session.
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Emporia
Kan
Ross W. Sanderson
Wichita
Council of Churches
State
Correctional Institute
Carboys
University county club plans for Christmas activities
Kansas university and Kansas high schools prepare county club activities after Thanksgiving. December 9 sets the annual county club convocation at the university with rooms designated for meetings and officer elections. Pictures ordered to be displayed in schools and university rooms. clubs to pay most of the $1.50 cost per eighteen by thirty inch framed photo.
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University of Kansas
Kansas High School
University County Club Committee
Welihe
Ancording
Sale of Christmas Seals Scheduled in Douglas County Kansas
Tomorrow marks the launch of the annual Christmas seals sale in Douglas County Kansas led by Mrs Ed Anderson. Proceeds last year reached 32030 from one cent seals with added outreach to broader areas in the county.
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Douglas County
Kansas
Ed Anderson
In Rome Night Life Sees Vienna Influence Return
The piece notes Vienna’s cultural pull resurging in Rome before World War I with vaudeville acts from France and England giving way to Austrian performers. The rebirth of German and French phrases in Roman nightlife reflects shifting tastes as locals seek amusement.
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Rome
N P
Vienna
Paris
France
England
France suffers book taste shift toward social and economic works
Paris reports a decline in novel popularity as readers study social and economic issues. A 1920s English news item notes rising sales of history and economic texts, with Greek and Roman classics reappearing in original and translated forms. Out of 8887 French books published last year, only 148 were novels, while 2003 covered social and economic topics, showing a postwar shift in tastes.
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Paris
Europe
France
Kansas football and cross country teams to attend Rotary banquet
The University of Kansas football squad and cross country team will be guests at the fourth annual football banquet hosted by the Lawrence Rotary Club at Wiedemann's Grill. Captains for both sports will be elected, season letters awarded, and officials from the Missouri Valley plus other invited guests will attend.
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Rotary Club
University of Kansas
Lawrence Rotary Club
Wiedemann’s Grill
Missouri Valley
Newark Cal town claims health through home cooking
Newark California reports no doctors or dentists in town. Mayor Louis Ruschi cites the population of about 10 people and notes the town lacks a restaurant. The Oakland dispatch says the local school district is larger than Rhode Island’s entire state.
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Oakland
Cal
A.P
Newar
G Déetor
Meyor
Louis” Ruschi
Newark
Oke
Istrict
California
Rhode Island
City Schools Plan Report Cards After 12 Week Term
The city schools close the five week term with progress cards ready for pupils on return. Examinations last week guide grades. teachers prepare cards during vacation. All schools resume Monday November 30 and plan to pause for Christmas holidays, with longer breaks unlikely after year’s start.
Spirit of parent teachers groups in rural Kansas
Miss Alice Patton urges parent teacher association as community builders in western Kansas. She notes rural groups discuss road building and silo projects, organize community social events, and keep parents active with programs. Emphasizes community school concept and involvement over teacher centered schools.
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Parent-Teachers’ Association
Patton
Parent-Teach
Rs’ Association
Ance
Bryn Mawr excludes women from smoking rooms in dorms
Educators condemn the move claiming it challenges standards on campus behavior. The debate centers on whether smoking should be restricted to limited spaces, with Bryn Mawr's action drawing sharp criticism from faculty and commentators.
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Chicago
Bryn Mawr
Eryn Mawr
Eldridge Hotel basement to host barbershop and stage line
Construction near completion on the Eldridge Hotel. A traveling pub and barber shop will occupy the basement while the Interstate Stage Line office will open in the west hall basement. The hotel has over eighty rooms with baths and toilet fixtures. Heating and plumbing are installed. finishing work continues on two top floors and terrazzo in the basement.
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Eldridge
H. A. Green
M ‘Eture
Warkwenl
Interstate
Mldridge Arp Ber
Camic
Willso
Work on Hastel stadium advances before winter
Foreman R G Shriver reports rapid progress on Hastel stadium with forms for two sections in place and concrete to be poured later this week. Capacity will reach 10 000, one fifth of the work complete. footings to be finished this fall and grading to continue next week if weather holds. The field is laid out drainage installed running track done and preparations proceed toward completion before snow ends the season.
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Hastel
R.G. Shriver
City planning meeting and student work drive announced
The city planning commission met last evening to discuss zoning. Herbert Herd of Kansas City Mo. has been employed to assist in zoning. Next meeting set for December 7. University of Kansas students seek short vacation work, with Yo G A listing available Friday and Saturday 8 to 12. A roadster stolen on the Route 2 model from Clingman reported to police at 1:40 a.m. The note also lists Seba Gee daughter Haven Daugia and Atwater Kent Radio Hanna.
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City Planning Commission
Herbert Herd
Kansas City
Vampra
University of Kansas Studen’ss
Lian
Yo G. A
Ord Clingman
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Seba Gee
Plans for Sale of Candles and Christmas Week Fund Drive
University students organize a Christmas relief drive with a candle sale and tree services. The plan funds two foreign student scholarships up to 4200 dollars and supports European student relief. Events run December 15 to 17 including a candle program, decor by Cosmopolitan Club, and a tree lighting at Make Hall.
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Ine of
Kangas
Joan Seer
Ivers Ye
Tes
Couigateen
Annlacs
Tacyndtine
Make Hall
Unity of Kansas
Student Relief Fund of Europe
Raysian All University
Wil
Elde
University Commons
City approves three month license for itinerant photographers
Lawrence city commissioners last night approved a heavy license for itinerant photographers. The license will authorize those who come to Lawrence yearly to skim the cream of the photographers business during the spring season from March to June. Judge C. A. Smart will sign the order and it will be acted upon next Thursday.
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Lawrence
C. A. Smart
Drakes Meet in Key Intersectional Clash
The Bulldogs face top teams from Missouri Valley and Southwest conferences in a decisive intersectional game today. Officials in Great Bend-Barton County may get salary increases after population growth pushes totals beyond twenty thousand.
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Trail
Southern Methodist
Bulldogs
Mast
Great Bend
Barton County
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