Dollar Marriage Plan Sparks College Debate
Dr William McKeever of Kansas University argues a single dollar could start a marriage while Dean Aristine Pixley Munn of New York University counters that money matters doom happy unions. She warns domestic strain rises with expenses and urges financial responsibility to protect love.
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Skeleton said to be that of gunman identified
Kansas City April 2 skeleton believed to be Pete Mankus, killed in a gun battle with a Jackson County marshal and deputies over a year ago, was found. Three bandits fled during a running gun fight as they broke into a box car. two surrendered after heavy shooting, one died, another received two years in the penitentiary. Search for a third thief continued.
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Sensational Murder Trial Convicts Former Colonel in Mexico City
Former Colonel Octavia Rodurez is convicted by a jury in Mexico City for the 1919 murder of Benito Torre, a Spanish subject. He is sentenced to eight years in prison after a sensational trial noted as one of the city's most shocking in years.
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Boston Mayor pressed to find wives for soldiers
Boston April 2 Mayor Peters returns from vacation to tackle a plea from Robert H. Kuhn of Wheeling for a wife in Boston for Yankee Division veterans. He seeks a cook willing to meet him in Boston when the division arrives for the reunion. Meanwhile regular army men ask for companionship and meals during later postings and flights.
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Stop Business As Airman Is Buried
Brunswick at four oclock will suspend all business for the funeral of Lieutenant W. D. Coney, noted aviator who died near Natchez Mississippi in a recent crash. The city observes the burial with business halted during the ceremony.
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Four Million to Police Boston Move Approved
Boston officials announce a plan to raise four million dollars to fund police operations. Details indicate a citywide funding initiative aimed at expanding patrols and law enforcement resources.
Boston Police Department faces 34 million dollar budget
James H. Devlin, Commissioner of Police, announced a formal statement outlining that 34,000,000 dollars will be required to run the Boston Police Department for the current fiscal year.
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Kansas City Boys Are Publishing Own Newspaper
Kansas City women plan to publish a local newspaper and organize a women’s press effort as part of a new community project in Kansas City Missouri. The men express mixed reactions as the move unfolds with supporters citing empowerment and novelty.
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Welfare Board Looks to Strengthen Cells at Reform School
Superintendent W. H. Taylor says the women’s reformatory honor ward will get stronger cells after thirteen inmates escaped by filing their way to freedom. The escapees were recaptured, and Taylor seeks to send women prisoners to the county jail pending new and stronger accommodations.
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