JURY EXONERATES SENATOR WHEELER IN MONTANA
Senator Burton Wheeler of Montana is acquitted in a Montana federal case after a two hour jury deliberation. Simultaneous news in Washington reports the birth of Wheeler’s daughter and confirms no immediate action on related DC proceedings. President Gomes of Portugal decides to withdraw his resignation after a palace visit by parliament delegates.
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Great Falls
Mont
Associated Press
Burton K. Wheeler
Montana
Oi Fortue
Washington
Department, of Justice
Wheeler
District of Columbia
Tris
la Fallette
Wisconsin
Justice Department
Great ¥Alis
Donavan
Borah
Idaho
Senate Committee
Nc Committee of
Gonies
Lisbon
Portugal
Gomes
Gon
Weather outlook and road conditions across regions
Washington area weather forecast shows mainly fair start with local showers later in the week in the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri valleys. Temperatures near normal or below, with unsettled, cloudy skies and some frost possible in western regions. Road reports list mud and clear segments across Arkansas City to Kansas City, with several cities experiencing muddy stretches and otherwise passable routes. Carter's new balloon repair outfit and parts are mentioned in a brief ad.
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Washington
Mississippi
Lower
Missouri
Plateau
Arkansas City
Dofseyville
Emporia
Pittsburg
Ottawa
Wichita
Kansas City
Hutchinson
Salina
Topeka
Survivors of Quantrill Raid Gather at KU for Memory Evening
About 150 survivors of the 1863 Quantrill raid on Lawrence met at the University of Kansas for an annual memory afternoon sponsored by the Lawrence Daily Journal-World and the University. Chancellor Lindley welcomed guests, with talks from early Lawrence residents, letters read from absent survivors, and musical numbers by a Baptist Church quartet.
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Pioneers of
Kansas
Quantvill
Lawrence
University of Kansas
Mount Oread
Lawrence Daily Journal- World
University
Daily Reagan
Helen Mahin
Charles Thomas
Alfreda Oakes
Elizabeth, Sifers
Theodore Owen
Georgetown sets world relay record at Penn carnival
Franklin Field hosts a relay carnival with colleges and preparatory schools across the East in warm, overcast conditions. Georgetown's relay team sets a world two mile record of seven minutes 52 seconds, beating Boston College by 58 seconds, with Fordham among nearby contenders. Other performances include splits by Swinburne Holden and Mars, and Lord David Burghley of Cambridge fails to qualify in the 20 yard hurdles.
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Franklin Field
Philadelphia
Tudas
University of Pennsylvania
Lord David Burghley
Cambridge Universe
England
G. B. Woods
Butler
B. L. Scattergoold
Princeton
Woods
Georgetown
Boston Coliege
Fordham
Charter
Finlap
Swinburne
Holden
W. Sullivan
Marsters
Washington Institution
Nile
Boy Kills His Father in Delaware Home Shooting
In Wilmington on April 25, Charles Millman was shot by his fifteen year old son Lawrence as he slept beside his wife. The boy confessed citing years of whippings as motive, police report. The incident occurred at a Lincoln area home.
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Wilmington
Del
Charles Millman
Lawrence
Lincoln
Dela
Millman
Stage Army Navy Battle Manouvers Start on Oahu Island
Honolulu dispatch reports early morning maneuvers begun at 6 15 with blue forces blitzing a fortress as black troops defend island Oahu in the joint army navy operation. Chicago records heat related death as Michael Berkowitz dies in hospital after heat stroke like episode during heat wave.
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Island of
Oahuat
Honolulu
Associated Press
Oahu
Chicago
Heath
Michael Berkowitz
Middle West
Chicago Hesitates To Set Clock Ahead
City council holds a special meeting to consider repealing daylight saving time, with aldermen split as suburbs plan to observe DST while much of Illinois and the Midwest stay on standard time. Proceedings center on a referendum backed ordinance, amid ongoing debate and potential time changes.
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Cage
Chicago
Togo
Illinois
Middle West
See a Red Menace Plans of Reds in United States
The Daughters of the American Revolution urged an intensive campaign against red internationalists and aliens. A resolution claimed a proven plan to overthrow the government and install a communist soviet rule, with tactics including recognition of Russia, peace propaganda, disarmament, undermining courts, and infiltrating military personnel to foment class hatred. Secretary Davis urged annual enrollment follow-up.
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Washington
Daughters of the American Revolution
United States
Moscow International
Davis
Baseball Scores and Home Run Highlights Across Leagues
Multiple games recap with homer by Myatt and Frisch, Hartnett belting his seventh, and various scoring lines. Standings include Brooklyn, New York, Chicago and Pittsburgh with notable drives from Ehrhardt, Taylor, and Gonzales. Cleveland and St. Louis details, plus Boston and Philadelphia bats.
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Philadelphia
Boston
Tied
Harris
Walberg
Coctrane
Quinn
Tillingam
Picinich
Wil- Sol
Tetroit
Chicago Whitehill
Bassler
Raber
Schalk
St. Louis
Cleveland
Wingard
Dixon
Shaute
Myatt
Homer
New Yorkd
Graham
O'Neill
McQuillan
Benton
Snyder
Gibson
Frisch
Brooklyn
Ehrhardt
Taylor
Couch
Henline
Fournier
Cincinnati
Betts
Donohu
Day
Gonzales
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Blake
Hartnett
Meadows
Smith
Grimm
Memorial for Bishop Quayle Observed by Kansas City Area
Honor Quayles memory observed by Methodist churches in Kansas City area embracing Missouri Kansas Oklahoma and Arkansas. Gift offering to a 100000 foundation to honor the deceased bishop funds a chair in English literature at Baker University where he served as president. Also brief notes on a railroad worker found dead in Kansas City and a comment on sapphire colors.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
F. ©. Farley
C. 8
Nelson
Farley
Lawrence
Disturbances Escalate in the Balkans Burnings Reported
Bulgarian unrest flared anew with deaths and injuries across provinces including Tlevna Burgas and Varna. Reports from Sofia say a theater library and city hall burned at Tlevna. clashes between government troops and communists left several dead. Neighbors fear spillover as Romania aids Bulgaria and Germany warns of possible Jugoslav intervention. Government vows restraint while curfew will be eased Monday.
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Associatedd Press
Sofia
Tlevna
Burgas Gro
Gabriva
Varna
Kassaboff
Bulgaria
Romania
Balkans
Greece
Berlin
Omazchevsky
Volkoff
Velinoff
Noikoff
Sveti Kral
Rome
Sofa
Megysagera
Rousseff
Jugo| Slavia
Serbia
Granciaroff
Legation
Petrini
Friedmann
Merce
Physician Enters Auto Race at Indianapolis
Dr. William Shattuck of Los Angeles entered the Annual 500-mile race at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway on May 30 and will still drive the car himself. A newcomer to auto racing, he finished third in Culver City’s Thanksgiving Day race in 1934 and recently inherited money after graduating from medical school.
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Indianapolis
William Shattuck
Los Angeles
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Shattuck
Culver City
Drake Relays Finals Highlight at Drake Stadium
At Drake Stadium Des Moines on April 25, 1925, 2500 athletes from 191 schools competed under clear skies. Northeast High dominated several events, while Michigan and Butler led university relay wins. Drake records were set in the half mile and two mile events, with multiple schools breaking or tying prior marks as conditions dried after yesterday’s rain.
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Drake Stadium
Des
Moines
Associated Press
Rockman Wins Aberdeen Stakes at Arve de Grace Md
Rockman won the $10,000 Aberdeen stakes a four and one half furlong race for two year olds Fiddlesticks finished second Cinema took third Toneka and Topeka later won state convention races Ottawa placed second in a separate vote of 89 to 118 by Kansas parent teachers association delegates in Salina and Ottawa on April 25.
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Rockman
Arve de Grace
Fiddlesticks
Cinema
Ee Get
Toneka
P_T
Salina
Topeka
Kansas
Parent- ‘Teachers’ Associations
Ottawa
Separate structures chosen for University of Kansas buildings
The University of Kansas will build the auditorium and the students' union as separate structures. Architects say combining the two is impracticable due to lack of site, different architectural needs, and the goal of maximizing seating. The union will be erected north of Drechemusen to begin as part of commencement.
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University of Kansas
Students’ Union
University
N. Veatch
Alureni Association
Drchemusen
Memorial Corporation
Messrs
Cuthbert and
Lloyd
Pond & ‘Pond
Chicago
Goldwin Goldsmith
Memorial
George Shand
Pond & Pond
Oread Avenue
Ippi Street
Traffic gridlock grows as New York car numbers rise
New York officials report a 20 percent rise in registered motor vehicles over the prior year with more than 272 000 passenger cars in the city now. Authorities warn the increase worsens a serious traffic problem and note efforts by state and city agencies and organizations to find solutions. Plans are discussed to create truck relief routes and a safety parallel road for the Lincoln highway linking New York and Philadelphia.
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New York
Associated Press
Motor Vehicle Bureau
State Tax Department
Philadephia
Hawn Town
Philadelphia
Will Entertain Boys At Chamber Luncheon
Fifty junior high school boys will be guests of the Chamber of Commerce for a luncheon Tuesday. The boys will meet at 12 30 at the Chamber building with members acting as daints for the group. Chancellor E H Lindley will speak on The Chamber of Commerce and the Community as part of Boys Week activities. A youth bandit in Kansas City robbed Mr and Mrs Louis Dean of gems valued at 1000 dollars today.
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Chamber of Commerce
Asia
E. H. Lindley
Kansas City
Louis Dean
Patrolman F Duff Fined For Trouser Delay
St Louis April 25 Patrolman Phillip Duff was fined 50 by the police board after leaving his beat to mend his trousers. While he was at a tailor shop March 9 the Mound City Trust company was robbed of 335000. The burglar alarm sounded but Duff was delayed returning to his post.
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St. Louis
Phillip Duff
Mound City
Duff
Tobbers
PLAN PARK FUTURE WITH CITY COMMISSIONS
A committee comprising Irving Hill Chris Schaake T J Sweeney and W A Pine was chosen to confer with the city commission and the city planning commission about offering Woodland park to the city under conditions. Shareholders met yesterday at the Chamber of Commerce building and will require city maintenance of park buildings and grounds and funding for improvements if the park is offered. The proposal to transfer the park was previously discussed but not officially made.
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Irving Hill
Chris Schaake
T. J. Sweeney
W. A. Pine
City Commission
City Planning Commission
Woodland Park
Chamber of Commerce
Commission
Music Demonstration by Law rence elementary school pupils
Elementary school music demonstrations slated for May 2 at 8 oclock in Liberty Memorial auditorium. Under Miss Mabel Barnhart the second annual music week features rhythm songs and musical appreciation. 150 piano violins students enrolled. a 200 child chorus will perform The Ugly Duckling cantata.
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Sheois
Lawrence
Liberty Memorial Auditorium
Mabel Barnhart
Rates for vegetables held reasonable by ICC
The Interstate Commerce Commission found Mississippi vegetable freight rates generally reasonable while the extra ten dollar per car refrigeration surcharge on tomatoes and cabbage shipped from Mississippi was ruled unjust. Railroads must drop the fee after June 1. Also reports divorce filing by Mrs. Helen Diack Shumway alleging cruelty and branding by husband Wayne Shumway. A Kansas dual track meet between Fairmount College Wichita and Emporia State Normal was set for today. Listen in with Hanna.
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Washington
United States
Interstate Commerce Commission
Mississippi
Chicago
Helen Diack Shumway
Wayne Shumway
Fairmount Normal
Wichita
Kans
Fairmount College
Emporia State Normal
Mayor Proclaims City Music Week in Lawrence
Mayor F M Holliday proclaims the week of April 26 to May 1 as Music Week in Lawrence. The event promotes appreciation of music, with Handel’s Messiah to be performed at Robinson Gymnasium by the Lawrence Choral Union and soloists. Tickets go on sale at local drug and music stores for fifty cents.
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Lawrence
F. M. Holliday
Roburton Gymnusium
Lawrence Choral Union
Dean Swarthout
Salgists Tomortayx
Irene Pea Abody
Vera Neely
Martin Hall
Earl Miller
Hiss
Swarthout
Gstonixhert
Robinson Gym
Round Corner
Brll
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Radiq
Hanns’s
Quantrill
Penn Games
Gabby” Hartnett
Chicago Nationals
Pittsburgh States
Honor Quayles
Methodist Churches of
Unite In Memorial
Plevna
Jugo-Slavia
C. A. Reed
Coffeyville
Clement A. Reed
Court of Coffeyville
Charles P. Gathers
Himslf
Charles T. Bickett
Charles R. Hare
Rickett
H Aré
Braves
Haskell
Drake
Fisher
Northeast High
Gebhart
Thomas
Rhoades
Henley
Omaha
Cedar Rapids
Norfol
Neb
University Hich
Sioux Falls
M. D
Belden
Reitz
Lane
Benson
Marshalltown
Carroll
Galesburg
Dll
Guthrie
Ohio State
Kinsey
Ilinois
Grinnell
Marigold
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Simpson
Michigan
Likert
Hart
Freyherz
Reinke
Ames
Locke
Nebraska
Wittman
Edgars
Dartmouth
Scholz
Schwartzs
Richerson
Rinefort
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Coe
Matt
Denver
Kilgore
Caraway
Phillips
Gray
Ohio
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Rhoadas
Hastings
Central High
Texas
Coale
Conners
Reese
Esquivel
Oregon Aggies
Kansas Aggies
Geb
Henry
Iowa
McKown
Kansas State Teachers College
Kan
Lancaster
Hinsley
Kansas State
Teachers’ College
Carleton
Union
K. U
Ranger Bicycles
Hanna
Seattle
Wash
Ethel
Univ Washington
Phi
Handel
Lawrence Choral’ Union
Nt of
Chicago Censor Board
Imprimer
Mora Cain
Alice Miller
Agaylt
Brussels
Aloys van de Vyvere
Theunis
M. van der Veyvere
M. Vandervelde
M. Theunis
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