Soviet Plan Calls for Abolition of All Armies
Geneva November 20 Soviet Russia proposed complete disarmament including abolition of all land sea and air forces and destruction of warships fortresses and ammunition factories. The plan urged immediate drafting of a general disarmament treaty and called for a disarmament conference by March 1928, with Russia ready to join a security committee under certain conditions.
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Switzerland
Hursia
Cpinnon Lirvinetf
France
U Sion
Frotoudon
Votland
Cance
Baral
Dliteinoff
Russia
Lithuania
Poland
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Baltic
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Litvinoff
Paulboncour
Altho
United States
Special Security Committee
Disarmament Commission
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Security Committee
Preparatory Commission
Publisher Haldeman-Julius recounts marriage of his daughter
E Haldeman-Julius described his daughter Josephine’s companionate marriage to 20 year old Aurrey Roselle in Roselle, New Jersey, as a sequel to his romance with Anna Mareel Haldeman. He said the 1916 wedding was delayed by economic hardship and that Josephine lived with friends before the house was established.
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E. Haldeman-Julius
Josephine
Aunrey
Roselle
Anna Mareel Haldeman
Bryn Mawr College
Miss Haldeman
Ani
Haldeman-Julius
New York Call
Young Roselle
Haldeman-Juliss
KU Basketball Season Tickets Go On Sale Next Monday
Season tickets for University of Kansas basketball go on sale December 5 at the athletic office. Prices are $9 for the main floor and first balcony and $6 for the second balcony. Single tickets are $1.25 for the main floor and first balcony and $1 for the second balcony. Students with activity cards can reserve seats tomorrow.
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K. U
Interior of Santa Catalina Island Archaeology Expedition
Ayalon reports an archaeological search into Santa Catalina Island aiming to locate the temple of the Sun God Chinigchinich. Ralph Glidden, curator, establishes Camp Howland’s Landing with three tons of supplies for a four month expedition. OFF BREAD AND MILK DIET.
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Ayalon
Santa Catalina Island
Cal
Torquemada
Santa Catalina
Island
Ralph Glidden
Catalina,island
Howland
Lansing
University women freed after escapade punishment
Eighteen pledges of the Gamma Phi Beta sorority who were put on bread and milk detention for an escapade with upperclassmen the night before were released from punishment this morning. University authorities have not yet acted on the matter. SS A W.S. G. A. tickets go on sale for the group system banquet at 5:39 p.m. December 6 in the Thimble tea room. Each W. S. G. A. group will perform a stunt with a prize for the best. Edith Larson will be toastmistress.
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Gamma Phi Beta Sorority
Missy Elizabeth Mecuiar
Thimble
Edith Larson
Kansas Forecast Reports Mixed Weather Over District
Forecast notes partly cloudy tonight and Thursday with colder air in extreme east. Dodge City clear, Arkansas City rain and snow, Manhattan cloudy with last night's snow. Saline and Saline County roads reported slush or open but slippery in spots. Douglas County roads open but slick in places. Temperature readings struggled with yesterday and today figures. Continuous weather updates reflect messy OCR data with several garbled terms.
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Kansas
Dodge City
Arkansas City
Manhattan
Douglas County
Nolon
Maximwm
Yesterda
Maimum
Toda
Penn
Edison attracted to rubber culture in Florida
Edison plans a January arrival with a ten-member team to pursue rubber growing research in Fort Myers. W A Benney of Edison botanic labs announced new equipment en route and said Edison will stay about five months to advance experiments toward an American rubber supply.
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Fort Myers
Fia
Vinto Amare
Thomas A. Baia
W. A. Benney
Edison Botanic Research Laboratories
East Orange
N. J
Mr. Edison
Florida
Snow Over State Baffles Weather Office
Snow covered much of Kansas with forecasts of the coldest weather of the season. Western areas may fall to around 10 degrees, eastern parts to about 20. Rain and snow totals varied across cities as the state faced a new winter surge.
Injured by Circular Saw in Wichita November 1980
AP report from Wichita details a man at death's door after a circular saw fragment severed his leg and damaged his home. The incident occurred when the saw struck a spike in the wood, splintering the tool and hurling a wheel fragment through a distant roof.
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Wichita
Kas
Allbrighton
Revolt in Ukraine quelled by army
New York dispatch reports a three month revolt in Ukraine costing about 5 000 lives. Soviet reinforcements shifted the tide, towns such as Tiraspol Moghilev and Kamenets Podolsk were seized and retaken amid massacres and village burnings. A mutinied Black Sea warship was captured and its crew executed.
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Ukraine
Kishineff
Bessarabia
New York Times
Dapister
Associated Press
Bucharest
Cititiz
Dimineata
Rumania
Kamenetz-Podolsk
Tiraspol
Moghilen
Kamenetz
Polosk
Moghilev
Times
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Odessa
Kamentez-Podslsk
Steyprise
Black Sea
Mellon Opposes Chamber Tax Cut Plan as Illogical
Washington November 20 AP Administration leaders dismiss the Chamber of Commerce proposal for a 400 million tax cut, favoring the 225 million figure. Secretary Mellon endorses President Coolidge’s stance and argues a balanced budget requires restraint. Mellon notes corporate tax cuts below 31 percent are possible later if conditions permit.
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Chamber of Commerce
United States
Chamber
Mellon
Coolidge
Tilson
Connecticut
Es “Mellon
Shoud
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Marines Plan Daybreak Flight To Nicaragua From Miami
Three Marine fliers will depart from Miami at daylight Friday on a ten hour non stop flight to Managua Nicaragua in a tri motored Fokker monoplane destined to reinforce Marine units there. The route will be over Cuba except for a short stretch over water.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Cuba
Flogging Trials End Abruptly in Crenshaw County
Layerne Ala Nov 30 AP The Crenshaw county flogging trials closed suddenly when Judge A B Gamble adjourned after Solicitor Calvin Poole withdrew thirty-one remaining cases. The cases may be tried later or never, depending on circumstances. The withdrawal followed a jury verdict yesterday against Thaxton Miller. Attorney General Charlie C McCall had supported the prosecution and then retired, leaving the remaining cases to Poole.
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Charlie C. McCall
Poole
Santa Claus Broadcast Streams Into Lawrence Kids
Radio station WREN broadcast Santa’s program last night reaching Lawrence and nearby cities. Santa spoke about toys for good children, described several items, and read the names of fourteen local youngsters. Announcer Ring Smith plans another rebroadcast tonight and on subsequent nights if static allows.
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Santa Claus
Lawrence
Wren
Santa
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North Pole
Santa Broad
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Kansas City
Ol' Falgosy
Topeka
Edwardsville
Lone Star
Smith
Oklahoma City Session Right Upheld in Banking Probe
Oklahoma City Nov 30 Special attorney Kirby Fitzpatrick longtime adviser to Governor Henry S Johnston announced in a verbal press statement that the right to meet in a self convened session was upheld. He said he fears a break with the administration but insists he is in full harmony with the Governor.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Hickory Sticks Spark Ardant Advocates Across Cities
Chicago dispatch reports strong support for old fashioned discipline. In Springfield Magnistrate Bierman fines four boys for bullying but suspends payment, requiring fathers to spank, while in Chicago Thomas W Butcher urges retention of hickory stick as a deterent, arguing discipline must sometimes be physical to preserve order.
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Springfield
Magnistrate Bierman
Thomas W. Butcher
Emporia
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Teachers College
Car and license incident reported in Elgin area
A Ford roadster from 1925 license era was pulled from Seventh and New Hampshire street last night by police. Elgin Snavely of 32 New Jersey was cited in police court this morning for lacking a proper license but did not appear. Warm weather forecast and a stoppage in time orders noted as Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company announced the status of 14 mines tonight.
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Elgin
New Jersey
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Santa Fe Largest County Taxpayer Reported
The Santa Fe railway emerges as the largest taxpayer in Douglas County in a report to the Public Service Commission at Topeka. The county faces 1927 taxes totaling 1,289,793.10 with railways contributing the lion’s share, including 80,566.08 from various branches and lines. Other major contributors include Kansas City Power and Light, Southwestern Bell Telephone, and gas and pipeline firms, with specific tax amounts listed for each entity.
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Public Service Commission
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Sinclair Pipeline Company
Gas Company
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Baldwin Telephone Company
Overbrook Commercial Wire Telephone Company
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Richland Telepicbne Company
Wellsville Co-operative Telephone Association
Electric Power and Light Companies
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Kansas City Power and Light Company
Municipal Power
Mrs Beach Trials Widow Over Blood Stains In Murder Case
In May's Landing New Jersey on November 30 AP reports Mrs Beach and Mrs Lilliendahl, widow of Dr. A Willis Liliendaht, embracing in open court as prosecutors present blood stains on clothing as evidence against both women charged with the doctor's murder. Witness John Apleth testified the stains were human blood amid testimony from Dr Louis Meyes. Beach, first court appearance, expressed faith in the widow's innocence while kissing and exchanging brief remarks.
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Lilliendahl
Willis Beach
A. Willisin Liliendaht
John Apleth
Atlantic City
Louis Meyes
Lilliendaht
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Pilot Killed in First Air Mail Flight Crash
Kendallville Indiana November 30 a high wind and rain storm swept northern Indiana wrecked air mail flight ended in a fatal crash eight miles northwest of Kendallville at the farm of George Simons the plane fell on the Simons farm and was found this morning the pilot Edward Exberm was killed his body crushed under the wreckage in his first flight as an air mail flier.
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Kendallville
Ind
Northern
Indiana
Edward Exberm
Here
George Simons
Corunna
Simons
Dismissal in Topeka Theft Case for Insufficient Evidence
Insufficient evidence led county attorney George K Melvin to dismiss the state case against Topeka insurance men F H Ferguson and F L Newton who were charged with stealing a suitcase from a car on Highway 40. The hearing before Justice R B Stevens was not held. Harry Landers remains seriously ill at Memorial Hospital with unimproved condition after ten days of illness.
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F. H. Ferguson
F. L. Newton
Topeka
Highway 40
George K Melvin
R. B. Stevens
Harry Landers
Harry Lander
Memorial, Hospital
Mr. Lander
Engineering Frat Elects Officers at Theta Tau Meeting
Theta Tau honorary engineering fraternity elected Earl Wimmer of Protection as president at last night’s meeting. Loring D. Hanson of Lawrence was named vice regent and Daniel Bump of Valley Center was chosen secretary.
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Engineering Fratérnity
Earl. Wimmer
Theta’ Tau
Loring D. Hanson
Lawrence
Daniel Bump
Valley Center
Topeka Clothiers Fined In Federal Court Case
Kansas City Kansas November 30 AP A business stimulation scheme used to obtain loans on adjusted compensation certificates for veterans who bought suits and overcoats led to fines of 125 dollars each for David Friedman and Lee Samuel of Topeka in federal court. The indictment charged violating compensation law by charging a fee for helping veterans obtain loans. McFarland argued the profit from clothing sold under the plan counted as the fee.
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Kans
David H. Friedman
Lee
Samuel
Topeka
Frank H. McFarland
United States
Kansas
Friedman
Leavenworth
Sloans
McFarland
Capper Urges West East Economic Balance For Nation
Philadelphia November 30 AP Senator Arthur Capper Kansas warned against continuing sectional disparity between the East and West lest the United States fall into economic peril. Speaking to Rotary Club he urged tariff relief or government aid to dispose of surplus farm products to raise farmers’ purchasing power and balance national prosperity. He stressed the West seeks a square deal without depressing Eastern industry and warned sectional misunderstanding could threaten America’s prosperity.
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United States
Artha Capper
Kansas
Rotary Club
Canper
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Congress
iEast
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America
City May Sell Gas Supreme Court Passes on Case
The US Supreme Court signaled it would side with Lipson and Nehr in a suit by Standard Oil and others to block Lincoln Nebraska from running gasoline and oil stations at cost. Private firms argued city sales hurt profits and taxed revenue. plaintiffs denied public welfare emergencies.
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Neb
Washington
Lipson
Nehr
Standard Oil
Journal-World
District Pt A Will Meet Monday in Kansas City
A Kansas Parent-Teachers Associations conference for the district will be held Monday December 5 at 9 45 AM at Prince Lutheran church Kansas City Kansas with Lawrence included in the second district. Delegates from local schools are expected along with Mus Hamilton as president and Mrs E R Corey handling reservations. The program covers Grade Schools Junior High School Senior High Kindergarten Mothers Pre School Mothers Rural Schools and features talks on PTA leadership and activities by Mrs Rae national field secretary with round table discussions by prominent workers.
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Conference of Kansas Parent- Teachers’ Associations
Prinity Lutheran Church
Kansas City
Lawrence
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Hamilton
E. R. Corey
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J. H. Bale
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Kansas Ci
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James’ Taylor
Rae
National Field ‘Secretarg
P.T. A.s
City Garage Finished After Snowfall
The new city garage north of city hall was completed today after weeks of work. The walls roof and glass are finished with painting inside remaining. Workmen were cleaning debris and the structure will store city cars tools and equipment with future partitions and a heated lunch room for workers. The meter department will have a room in the southwest corner.
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City Hall
Meter Department
Social Service League Receives 54.95 Gift
Mrs Georg Barker, president of the Social Service League, received a 54.95 check this morning from the Ministerial Alliance. The gift, collected at the Thanksgiving service held last Thursday, will support the league’s ongoing work and welfare efforts. The alliance praised the league’s efforts.
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Georg Barker
Soc Service League
Minterial
Allance
Health examination for preschool children at city hall
The weekly health screening for preschool children will be held Friday afternoon at city hall from 1 20 to 4 20. This last session for the Pinckney district invites all who have not yet been examined to come. Mrs Beamer chairs the diets committee and Mrs Seba Eldridge chairs the examination committee with the nurse in charge.
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Pinckney
Yall
City Hall
Disappears With Girl From Fort Morgan
Fort Morgan Colorado November 20 Morgan County officers search for Ruth Drake 15 daughter of George Drake farmer who vanished from home with farm worker known as Red Russell 30 four days ago they left in a motor car officials believe easily traced Russell from Lawrence Kansas is little known here Extradition of Elmer Inman companion of Ray Territh Oklahoma and Kansas bandit authorized by governor for trial in Oklahoma City Funeral of Cardinal Bonzanu in Rome with black drapings and solemn scenes Cars washed advertisement for Chevrolet listing price
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Morgan County
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George’ Drake
Red” Russell
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Lawrence
Kans
Elmer Taman Literock
Ark
Oklahom
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Ray Territh
Oklahoma
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