Dry League Funds At Issue In Senate Probes
Washington reports detail large anti saloon league expenditures from 1920 to 1922 with state breakdowns. Witnesses name bonuses and honorariums paid to politicians and figures like W J Breen, Frank B Willis, John F Kramer, and Richmond Pearson Hobson, amid contested campaign support in Pennsylvania and other states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Campaign Funds Committees
Ohio
Ing
League
W. J. Breen
Frank B. Willis
John F. Kramer
Ian Small
Westerville
Reed
Richmond Pearson Hobson
Vhairman
Hobsop
Merrimac
Congress
Thairn
Devinr
Weather Forecast Fragment for Northwest Regions
Fragmentary forecast mentions mostly fair conditions tonight and Saturday with possible thunderstorms in the northwest area. Cooler air expected in the northeast and east south portions. Cites several towns including Pittsburg Ottawa Topeka and Arkansas City with unclear temperatures and roads status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wansai
Mosils Fair
Satur-dar
Nort
Hutchinsai
Pittsburg
Ita
Ottawa
Topeka
Arkansas City
Paolen at Ottawa Governors visit and bridge dedication
Governor Ben Paulen visited Ottawa on July 2 accompanied by Mrs. Paulen and officials to dedicate a new 25 000 concrete bridge over the Marais des Cypnes river at Main Street. A Kiwanis luncheon followed with Independence Week events and a fireworks display planned for tomorrow night. Thousands attended the program today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Ben
Paulen
Maulen
Charles l. Mitchell
W. L. McClain
Marais Des Cypnes
Main Street
Philans i
International Meet Events Draw Americans to Sweden this Summer
Several international conferences in which Americans will take part are set for Sweden this summer. About 200 members of the iron and steel congress will arrive for the world wide event starting August 26. July 17 to 26 brings the International Mission Conference at Ratvik with Dr. John R. Mott leading U.S. religious figures. Next year Stockholm hosts the International Chamber of Commerce biennial session, while early September features an international physiology meeting and a jurists gathering. Last year Americans outpaced foreign travelers two to one in Sweden.
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Ockholm
UW. Po
Sweden
Thb Ferivan Lron
World Wide Iron and Steel Congress
Rattyik
John R. Mott
Florida Banks Close Four Institutions in State
Hollywood Florida July 2 AP The Bank of Dania closed doors following heavy withdrawals. I T Parker VP said readjustment would be made to reopen shortly and meet obligations. Miami Fla 72 AP Three Miami banks Bank of Cocanut Grove Buena Vista and Little River suspended operations today due to loans outstanding they could not deliver.
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Hollywood
Florida
Bank of Dania
I. T. Parker
Miami
Fla
Bank of Coccanut Grove
Bank of Buena Vista
Bank of Little River
Baseball results and a new packaging machine at work
The page lists American League games with teams including Boston Philadelphia Cleveland Detroit New York Washington Chicago St Louis and others with run totals and key pitchers. It also notes a new automatic packaging machine at Bowersock Mills capable of wrapping sealing and counting 1300 packages per hour and mentions an upcoming open house. A resignation from a Washington alcohol control supervisor is reported along with a note that The Journal World will publish early Monday for the Fourth of July and deadlines for advertising copy tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American
Boston
Philadelphia
Wilize
Bischoff
Ehmke
Perkins
Cleveland
Detroit
Old Smith and Myatt
Lauss and Woosfall
New York
Washington
Thames and Ruel
Chicago
St. Loui Blankenship
Cre
Shane
National League
Ani
Collins
Rugber Basten
Mitchell
Henline
Benterrier
Onl
McQuillan
Florence
Vance
IsGra
Deberry
Holbo
Creave
Blake
Huntzinger
Gonzales
St, Louis
Pittsburgh
Alexander
O'Farrell
Kremer
Smith
Jenny Wrenlour
Bowersock Mills
Karly
Journal-World
Advertising Department
Secon
Hottest Day Yet In Kansas Statewide Heat Wave
AP reports today was the hottest day of the year in Kansas. Reading near 100 degrees in Salina and Hutchinson, Topeka reached around 101, threatened to break the date record. Kansas City topped at 97, Wichita 96, and Lola noted similar heat.
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Topeka
Juy
Kansas
Weather Bureau
Salina
Hutchinson
Rees
Kansas City
Land Lind Yom
Wichita
Blair on the Job at Haskell Institute New Indian Head
Clyde M Blair, newly named superintendent at Haskell Institute, started his duties yesterday succeeding H B Peabody as general superintendent of Indian affairs in Washington. Blair, who began Indian service at Haskell about sixteen years ago, has held posts from Albuquerque to Carlisle and Chiloreo and was principal at the New Mexico school for six years. The local Chamber of Commerce plans a reception for him in late August or early September. Mrs Blair and their young daughter attended the move to Lawrence with him.
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Clyde M. Blair
Haskell Institute
H. B. Peakrs
Washington
Lawrence
Hasewell
Blair
Indian Service
Haskell
Albuquerque
N. M
Carlisle
Chilorea
New Mexico
Om Locco
Chamber of Commerce
Berlin withdraws plan to confiscate former rulers’ properties
Berlin reports the government has withdrawn its compromise on the disposition of former ruling houses property. Socialists protest after a failed referendum on confiscation and demand Reichstag dissolution. Chancellor Marx says the cabinet will stay in office at President von Hindenburg’s request.
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Berlin
Chancl
Mars
Seiehstag
Germany
Reichstag
Prussia
von Hindenburg
Marx
Senate considers action to seat Ware in Pennsylvania race
The Senate campaign investigations unit weighs measures to prevent seating Rep Ware after the Pennsylvania Republican primary. Senator La Follette and Senator Neely push rules to bar seating anyone whose campaign cost exceeds 10 000 to 25 000, depending on voters. A separate action seeks to curb campaign spending above 25 000 with possible disbarment proceedings.
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Washington
Senate Campaign Investigating
Senate
Representative Ware
la Follette
Wisconin
Neely
West Virginia
Senate Rules Committee
Congress Near Adjournment As Bills Rush Through
Congress prepared to adjourn tomorrow after final action on the deficiency appropriation bill and other measures. Leaders hurried to preserve quorum while the Senate and House advanced bills with minimal debate, using unanimous consent to push routine and local measures toward quick completion.
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Bulletin
Washington
Congress
Ca—Fortress
Senate
House
Turkey
Industrial America at Work in Little Theatre Series
First of a Little Theatre series features Miss Helen Hoopes presenting America at Work drawn from Joseph Husbands essays. Includes prose and poetry readings such as Semaphore Kansas Woodcraft and Instruction with Mary Set the Table. Humorous pieces like An Afternoon Call also drew audience praise.
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America
Helen Rhoda Hoopes
Joseph Husband
Husband
Hoapes
Kansas
Woodcraft
Hazel Hall
Mary Setz
David Morton
Miss Hoopes
Robert Frost
Carl Sandburg
Maxwell Bodenheim
Mississippi
John G. Fletcher
Heeler and Reed Toast Water in Senate Hearing
In a pre-Prohibition style moment Wheeler and Reed shared a nonalcoholic toast during cross examination by the campaign funds committee. Reed requested water as Wheeler sipped, drawing laughter from the crowd before proceedings continued in Washington on July 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Wheeler
James A. Heed
Grantogether
Wheeler
Reed
Washington
Ayne
University announces second term summer session details
Enrollment for the second term of the summer session begins July 1 with classes starting daily July 2. Examinations for the first term will be given at set dates. Re-enrollment and new enrollment occur in deans’ offices. Tuition is 7.50 for state residents and 40 for nonresidents. Open terms exclude fine arts, engineering, and pharmacy. The summer session runs four weeks and ends August 13.
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Fine Arts
Pharmacy
College of Liberal Arts
Coolidge to Take Vacation in Adirondacks Beginning Next Week
President Coolidge plans a summer trip to White Pine Camp in the Adirondacks arriving Thursday. With Congress adjourned, he will likely be away from Washington until early September, using Paul Smith Hotel offices and Adirondack cabins for guests. A dozen staff, marine guards, and secret service will accompany the president and Mrs. Coolidge.
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Washington
Untess
Coolidge
Adirodacks
White Pine Camp
Philadelphia
Mondass
Lake Osgood
Paul Smith Hotel
Everett Sanders
Edward T. Clark
Adirondacks
Executive Mansion
Cassidge
Secret Service
Students Complete Practical Engineering Experience at KU
More than twenty five civil and engineering students at the University of Kansas finished practical experience requirements. They studied a nine mile radius of land near Nine Mile Ranch, made topographic maps, and were supervised by Professors C McNown Frank Al Russell and Emil F Kindswater of the engineering school. Dean Dyer of men at the ark begins a vacation to study psychology and personnel work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas
University of Students
Nine Mile Ranch
Lawrence
C. McNown
Frank
al Russell
Emil F. Kindswater
School of Engineering
Dyer
Men At the Ark
Santa Fe Aids Inroad Project In Kansas Plan
Santa Fe officials meet with Douglas county and state highway leaders in Topeka to approve a joint plan funding four and a half miles of new road to eliminate rail crossings between Lawrence and Madera. The railroad to pay half after federal aid deduction, about $18,000, with Johnson County also involved in future roadway changes and surfacing contracts.
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Santa Fee
Douglas County
State Highway Commission
Yestern
Topeka
Lawrence
Wudara
Kinlora
Tugeks
Madora
Santa Fe
Johnson County
di d. Kennedy
Madera
Muir Answers RRS Report On World War Record
Donald Muir candidate for the Democrat party nomin tion for governor responds to a rumor about his World War service. He says he did not seek exemption as head of family and cites support from a Legion member and a county draft board member. He notes his wartime fundraising and aid to ex service men without charge.
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Donald Muir
Democratix
Muir
X-Service Mic
Legion Post
Hood River Climbers Aim for Mount Hood Record
Hood River post of the American Legion plans a six annual Mount Hood climb featuring the largest group yet atop the glacial peak. Mount Hood rises to 11 253 feet in altitude with the event staged by Hood River regional pioneers. Fairmount Dean resigns from Wichita college board of regents, Sean B Slater announces resignation after three years.
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Oregon Legion
Post
Mount Hood
Fairmount
Wichita
Sean"b. Slater
Jean Gf
Fairmount College
Board of Regents
Andrews, Discouraged, May Resign from Prohibition Office
Washington July 2 Assistants secretaries Andrews chief of the prohibition forces is discouraged over the failure of his prohibition bills and weighs whether to wind up his duties before a forthcoming trip to London to negotiate closer cooperation on customs enforcement. He may leave the service before September.
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Washlawton
Andrews
London
State conference urges extended work on Kansas resources
Kansas leaders from the University of Kansas and State Agricultural College urged expanding work to inform residents about state resources. The conference backed state funding for university research divisions including geology, road materials, soils, education, business research, and child and health studies. It supported freight-rate improvements and coordinated efforts across multiple institutes to advance industry, education, and youth welfare.
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Paulen
Th. Walker
University of Kansas
Hi. Lindley
The
University
Foo
Farrett
Kansas State Agricultural College
WL A. Beaudonbure
Pittsburg Teachers’ College
Andi
CM. Harger
State Board of Regents
R. C. Rankin
Lawrence
State Chamber of Commerce
Frank KR. Stockton
School of Business
Bureau of Business Research
R.A. Schweiler
Schoal of Education
R.C. Moore
Department of Geology
Geological Survey
Head, Ries
Julian
Kansas
Agricultural College
State Geological Survey
State Soil Survey
School Survey
Business Research Bureau
Industrial Chemmical Bureau
Bureau of Child Research
County Livestock Benefit Extends Premium to Douglas County
Douglas County cattle owners may claim a ten cent premium per hundredweight on hogs raised in the county under a voluntary agreement among Cudahy Armour Swift and others. The plan recognizes Douglas as a three year free area for bovine tuberculosis with no intrastate restesting except for infected herds and requires cattle movements to follow approved sanitary rules.
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Cudahy
Armour
Swift
Aly
Douglas
Douglas Gounty
Mme. Mobler
Mercer
Douglas County
Doughes County
Federtl
Anyang
Kansas
Livestock Sanitary Commissioner
Bureau of Animal — Industries
E. S. Repartment of Agriculture
State Livestock Sanitary Comissioner
Mock Trial Restages Liberty Post Meeting at Turner Hall
A mock trial enlivened a Liberty Post event after the Ameri can Legion meeting at a diagnostic building last night refreshments followed. New memberships were reported as Legionnaires plan a France trip for next summer during the Legion convention in Paris. To secure passage on chartered ships, members and the Seimian Auxiliary must be paid for 1926 and 1927, with fathers of legionnaires eligible to reserve spots. Several veterans aim to revisit France nearly a decade after wartime first contact.
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Mack
Liberty Post
Ameribean Legion
Diagutanve
Legionnaires
France
The
Legion
Paris
Et i
Legions
Seimian Auxiliary
Legal Leaning on Bar Declared Ancient Right in Guaymias
United Press reports Guaymias Sonora officials affirm leaning on the bar as an ancient and alienable right of patrons after a bartender tried to cure the habit by placing a charged wire along the rail. The ruling emphasizes cultural practice amid a cautionary sanitation of bar behavior.
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United Press
Ole
Guaymias
Sonora
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