Hitler Week End Of Terror Bulletin From Berlin
Berlin reports a rapid death toll as executions mount with 60 killed in Berlin alone and plans to replace Von Papen with Goering as vice chancellor. Hitler may seize the presidency on Hindenburg’s death while the regime circles tighter around Hitler and Goering amid arrests and guarded streets.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Hermann Wilhelm Goering
Franz von Papen
Hitler
Germany
von Hindenburg
Peace
Neudeck
Events in Germany Hold Attention of Europe
European reaction to Hitler's suppression of an incipient revolt spread across Austria France and Britain. Predictions ranged from a Hohenzollern revival to further clashes in the Reich. Reports from Doorn noted unusual activity at Emperor Wilhelm II's estate as he stayed indoors.
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Hitler
Engelbert Tollfuss
Austria
Reich
Paris
Hohenzollerns
London
Doorn
Wilhelm
Anxiety and Hope In Berlin After Reich Uprising
Washington reports mixed feelings as Germany quells an abortive revolt. Debts loom large with a moratorium on $1.5 billion in foreign obligations to the United States. Analysts fear renewed unrest and lower tourism prospects while Hull signals German policies as root causes of economic woes.
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Washington
Germany
Reich
Hitler
Europe
United States
Hull
Berlin Catholic Action Leader Klausener Killed Not Suicide
Vatican officials stated Klausener, head of the Berlin Catholic action society, did not die by his own hand as earlier reported but was killed. Prelates said an alleged plot to implicate Catholic action leaders in Saturday German events was so implausible that recent German reports downplayed it.
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Vatican City
Berlin
Catholic Action Society
Herr Klausener
Catholic Action Organization
Germany
Gerlin
Johnson to Fire Parting Shot in Feud With Darrow
Washington July 2 AP Huck S Johnson plans the parting shot in his feud with Clarence Darrow by having NRA aides draft a response to the recovery review report. The board accuses the NRA of fostering monopoly and cautions Roosevelt against political pressure that harms small firms and public rights.
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Washington
Huck S. Johnson
Clarence Darrow
NRA
Darrow
Ince
Roosevelt
President Roosevelt sails for distant ports on long voyage
President Franklin D. Roosevelt boards the USS Houston off Hampton Roads on a 13,000 mile voyage to Caribbean Haiti Puerto Rico Colombia and Hawaii aboard a naval fleet. Secret Service and press accompany the trip with two destroyers in pursuit. The journey will include stops at Cartagena Portland and a west coast swing to observe the New Deal era results.
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U. S. S. Gilmer
President Roosevelt
Carolina Capes
Houston
Hampton Roads
Cape Hatteras
Puerto Rico
Washingon
Annapolis
Roosevelt
Chesapeake Bay
Gilwer
Williamson
Haiti
Thuysday
Puerts Rien
Cartagena
Colombia
South America
Hawaii
United States
Portland
Oregon
Mexico elects Lazaro Cardenas president in orderly landslide
Mexico reports a calm election with General Lazaro Cardenas winning the forty fifth constitutional presidency. A single death occurred in Ocotzintla Veracruz as voting neared 100 percent of the expected total amid accusations of irregularities by defeated candidates General Antonio Villarreal and Colonel Adalberto Tejeda claim the revolutionary party manipulated the counts and refuse to recognize the result.
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Mexico
APTA
Lazaro Cardenas
Ocotzintla
Vera Cruz
National Revolutionary (Administration) Party
Cardenas
Antonio Villarreal
Adalberto Tejeda
Fiscal Year Closes With Deficit Near 4 Billions
Washington July 2 In the just ending fiscal year the government spent a peacetime record 7 105 050 084 95 dollars and ran an operating deficit of 3 989 4196 035 42 pushing the public debt to 27 055 141 414 48. Roosevelt’s forecast looked for 10 569 006 967 outlays and a debt rise of 7 090 068 211, but actual figures fell short.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
Ayres Delays Acceptance of Trade Commission Appointment
Representative Ayres of Kansas has delayed accepting the presidential appointment to the Federal Trade Commission. He said he would visit the White House tomorrow to discuss the appointment with officials there.
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Trade Commission
White House
Washington
Ayres
Kansas
Federal Trade Commission
Horton, Tennessee Governor, Dies at 68 in Chapel Hill
Former Tennessee Governor Henry H. Horton dies at his farm home near Chapel Hill at age 68. Horton outlived impeachment proceedings and held the longest continuous service of any Tennessee chief executive in nearly a century.
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Tennessee
Chapel Hill, Tenn
Henry H. Horton
Kansas Weather Brief Mixed forecast for northeast region
Forecast calls for fair to partly cloudy skies tonight and Tuesday with cooler highs in the northeast. Morning observations show clear conditions and moderate temperatures. the report notes yesterday's and today's readings, with no specific highs or lows listed. The item ends with an advertising prompt for Journal-World classified rental listings.
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Kansas
Bond challenge ends with final meeting on Boyd bond
Kansas Attorney General Roland Boynton met with three bond companies to discuss settling the $800,000 shortage tied to former state treasurer Tom B. Boyd. If no satisfactory deal is reached, suit will pursue recovery on Boyd’s bonds with National Union Indemnity, National Surety and National Surety Corporation. The claim covers shortages highlighted by the bogus bond scandal and losses from the 1932 failure of International Mortgage and Trust Co. in Topeka.
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Toneka
Roland Boynton
Tom B. Boyd
Boyd
Kansas
International Moriwage and ‘Trust Company
Topeka
Finney
National Union Indemnity Company
The
National Surety Company
National Surety Corporation
Sound of Cannon Heard Near Munich Reported by Travelers
Vienna reports travelers arriving from the Austro German border heard cannon fire toward Munich with unclear location. No confirmation yet, recalling prior artillery events in Vienna. The mention ties to Hitler's mopping up campaign and executions of Nazi leaders amid a suspected plot hatched in Munich.
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Vienna
Cance ‘Pelerraf
Munich
Pissau
Germany
Hitler
Zook Calls for Mass Schoolhouse Retirements
George F. Zook, former U S education commissioner, urged retiring thousands of small red school houses as a disgrace to civilization. He told the National Education association that federal loans and grants totaling 75 million dollars barely touched the school building program, with most funds going to larger communities where codes and wage rules are easier to enforce.
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Washington
George F. Zook
United States Commissioner of Education
National Education Association
Zook
Missouri liquor and sales taxes yield over one and a half million
Missouri's first half of 1924 saw liquor revenues and the 12 percent state sales tax bring in 1,556,048 to the general revenue fund. Liquor permits produced 330,186, liquor stamp tax 345,445, and intoxicating beer tax 112,077 totaling 787,658 from liquor law. Sales tax contributed 880,460.
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Missouri
Jefferson City
General Revenue Fund
State Treasury
Baseball scores wrap across leagues from Cleveland to New York
Detroit Tigers split a doubleheader with the Cleveland Indians as Lloyd Brown limited Cleveland to seven hits in the first game while New York Yankees extended their win streak to eight with a 4 0 victory over the Boston Red Sox. In Philadelphia Red Krepp homered for the Senators as they beat the Athletics. The National League saw New York Giants overcome Boston Braves 7 4 and the Cubs edge Chicago. American Association notes rain in Louisville delayed play.
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Cleveland
Detroit Tigers
Lloyd Brown
Cleveland Indians
Detroit
Ky Bridges
Vordrane
Brown
Connally
Beny
Myatt
Travis Jackson
Sha Sensor
New York Clants
Boston Braves
Worth
Weiland
New York
Roston
Bowman
Mancuso
R. Smith
Barrett
Carreson
Collins
Aeson Babich
Leonard
Anne Joper
St. Louis
Chicago
Mooney and Delancey
Warneke
A Lodge Sword Causes Death of a Kansan
Pratt Kansas July 2 AP Pierced in the chest by a lodge sword in the hands of his 1 year old son J O Shaw Rock Stand conductor died instantly here today Officers said the boy had obtained the sword when Shaw engaged in an argument with his wife and pushed it against his fathers back asking him to desist Shaw turned and lunged at the boy the sword penetrating his chest Shaw had been drinking officers who investigated the death were told A coroner s jury was empaneled for an inquest which prob ably will be held this afternoon.
Judge Rules City Beer Ordinance Invalid
Declaratory judgment finds city ordinance banning 4.2 beer within 400 feet of a school invalid. Judge Hugh Means states the city lacked legislative power and the measure discriminated. Action by A. S. Eliot of 1107 Massachusetts, represented by Riling and Riling, overruled by Means.
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A. S. Eliot
Massachusetts Street
Means
C. C. Stewart
A. B. Mitchell
W. J. Spalding
Eliot
Riling
Heat Holds Stage Toneka July Weather Outlook
Blazing heat and drought grip Kansas as July begins with 100 to 105 degrees forecast. Rain remains absent, worsening the corn tasseling stage. Some relief came over the weekend with cooler nights in parts of the state, but temperatures near 95 to 100 prevailed.
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Toneka
Kansas
Beg
S. D. Mora
Flora
Manhattan
Wes
Funeral planned for former Senator Chester J. Long
Washington July 2 AP Funeral arrangements for former Senator Chester J. Long of Wichita Kan. awaited arrival of his daughter Mrs Harry F Gee Jr of Atlanta. Body to be taken to Wichita tonight. Long died last night from a kidney ailment at age 74. He led Bryan free silver fight and was American Bar Association president in 1925 1926. Elected to the Senate in 1903 Long previously battled Sockless Jerry Simpson in dramatic contests yielding terms in the House as well.
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Washington
Chester J. Long
Wichita Kan
Harry F. Gee, Jr
Atlanta
Kansan
Wichita
American Bar Association
Long
United States Senate
Socklesa
Jerry” Simpson
Silverite
City Buys New Licenses for Cars and Trucks
City purchases license tags for 12 municipal vehicles costing 102.32 with 25 in penalties. Ten cars incur a 2.50 penalty for five months delinquent while two new cars incur no penalties. Court ruling clarifies city cars are not exempt from licensing.
Arrest Wichita Couple in Five Car Theft Ring
Emporia Kansas July 2 AP Mr and Mrs Charles Glen Butler are under arrest in connection with the theft of five motor cars stolen since the first of the year. The cars were found on a farm near Wichita where the Butlers were taken into custody. Butler is charged with car theft grand larceny and possessing stolen property. Mrs Butler is charged with receiving stolen property.
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Emporia
Kan
Charles Glen Butler
Wichita
Butler
City approves three year airport contract for Coghill
Lawrence approves a contract with Louis Coghill as airport manager for July 1, 1934 to July 1, 1987. Coghill receives 25 percent of hangar rentals with the rest to the city plus gasoline and oil concessions and maintenance rights. City guaranteed $18 monthly income and will share half the airport telephone cost. Monthly reports show nurse visits, doctor calls, and minor fire losses with police revenues for June.
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Lawrence
Louis Coghill
Coghill
W. B. Webb
Ruby Fairbairn
J. M. Mott
Twilight league button sale to fund Lawrence boys baseball
Tonight at South Park the Junior Twilight league will offer emblems at the game to support boys’ baseball in Lawrence. Treasurer Bill Holaday says buttons cost at least $1, with some up to $5, and funds will decide a possible second season in mid July. Proceeds benefit 224 local players, with sales at Burgert Shoes Carl’s Clothing and Hook and Green.
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Lawrence
Southpark
Bill Holaday
Igp
Aleous
Burgert
Carl's Clothing
Hook and Green Clothing
Twiliht League
South Park
Wheat Movement Peaks in Kansas City Over Weekend
Kansas City July 2. Ar rivals moving carload wheat over the weekend totaled 915 cars the highest for a similar period in two years. Grain men expect today’s run near 1 400 000 bushels to mark the peak with receipts likely to taper off. Bulk sales ranged from 86 to 88 cents a bushel.
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Kansas City
Brothers Adamowicz Get Big Welcome in Moscow
Two Brooklyn brothers Joseph and Benjamin Adamowicz ended their transatlantic flight to Warsaw with a rousing welcome from thousands of Polish citizens after landing in France they forced down three times on the way. Lawrence sweltered with a 103 degree high as the heat continued across the area.
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Wasaw
Joseph
Benjamin Adamowicz
Warsaw
America
France
Newfoundland
Anti-Brinkley Protests Up Tomorrow
Pro tests against Dr. John R. Brinkley appearing on the Kansas Republican primary ballot for governor are set for a hearing tomorrow before the state contest board. Objections allege Brinkley is not a Kansas resident nor a Republican. another inquiry questioned his state income tax filing and residency. Brinkley has been notified of the hearing with no word on his appearance.
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Topeka
John R. Brinkley
J. W. Densford
Salina
Brinkley
Bearing the Heat Hot Tips for Hot Weather
Rotary speaker Dr. A J Anderson discusses heat biology and cooling methods. He notes the body maintains near constant internal heat, while pulse varies with temperature and substantial water loss occurs through sweating. Advice includes drink water, wear light porous clothing, eat light meals, avoid stimulants, keep routines, and stay cheerful. Clarence Sawhill sang two numbers. Rev Frank Jennings attended. Twilight League fundraising urged.
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A. J. Anderson
Rotary
Clarence Sawhill
Sawhill
Frank Jennings
Cleveland
Ohio
Lawrence Club
Twilight League
Oklahoma primary race shapes up with many contenders
Oklahoma City July 2 AP final appeals were made as residents prepare to vote tomorrow in a state wide primary. The Democratic field centers on governor with 15 candidates including Rep E W Marland seen as a frontrunner after a new deal platform. Other contenders include J C Walton and former US Senator W B Pine. Seven of nine congressmen seek re election and Rep Marland runs for governor while Hastings retires from Congress.
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Oklahoma City
E. W. Marland
Ponca City
J. C. Walton
United States
W. B. Pine
Will Rogers
Moore
Rep
Marland
Goodor
W. W. Hastings
Volition Lite
Fine Summer Music Program Delights University Audience
A large crowd gathered in the University auditorium for the first summer session music vesper program. The University string quartet featuring Karl Kuersteiner first violin Robert Ledore second violin J Morey Brandstetter viola and D M Swarthout cello performed a number. A string trio and ensemble groups offered further selections. Dean R A Schwegler, director of the summer session, gave a brief address.
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University
Seasion
Karl Kuersteiner
Robert Ledore
J. Morey Brandstetter
D. M. Swarthout
Dean R. A. Schwegler
Stock Market Index Report Missing Key Details
The note shows an index figure of 77.0 for a 90 stock average but lacks date, source, and context. It includes stray words like Saturday, Tuesday, and time fragments, making the item unclear and incomplete. Baseline data appears to be an archive clipping with OCR errors.
Lifelong term given to Winters for Kansas burglary
Edward J. Winters, 40, received a life sentence at Lansing state penitentiary after pleading guilty to second degree burglary and larceny in connection with stealing over $200 worth of tools from the Fred Laptad farm north of Lawrence. The case cited two prior felony convictions under the habitual criminal act. Evidence included depositions from federal and other state officials. Winters’ arrest followed thefts dating to February 16, and most stolen tools were recovered. He will be sent to prison within days.
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Kansas State Penitentiary
Lansing
Edward J. Winters
Fred Laptad
Lawrence
Winters
Victory Junction
Highway 40
Leonard Turner
Tonganoxie
Leavenworth County
R. B. Stevens
Hugh Means
Means
Stevens
C.F. Zarter
Leavenworth
Zarter
Summerfield Scholarship Awarded to Kansas Freshmen
Harry Naramore, a Lawrence high school graduate, receives a Summerfield Scholarship at the University of Kansas, among seven new awards announced by Prof. Olin Templin. Other freshmen named include Richard Ludeman, John Risoe, and Hubert Roberts, with additions bringing total scholars to 59.
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Harry Naramore
Lawrence
Summerfield
University of Kansas
Olin Templin
Richard Ludeman
Wichita East
John Risoe
Kingsley
Hubert Roberts
Larned
Sam Kimble
Mulvane
William H. Fleesta
Sterling
John Poje
Kansas City
Kan
Wyandotte High
Templin
Solon Summerfield
New York
Kansas
Plan Three Events At University Of Kansey This Week
Summer session events at University of Kansey begin tonight with Prof H E Chandler addressing an educational forum at Fraser theater on adult education. A picnic breakfast for education students faculty and families is set for Wednesday at Brown's Grove. sign up in the education office. Pi Lambda Theta hosts a tea Thursday at the Faculty Women's club house. reception time to be announced when cooler weather arrives. John Hill severely injured in accident while visiting a niece in St Joseph Missouri. he is near 81 and has long lived in Lawrence. Axel Larsson from San Francisco visiting with Walter Dunmire and friends. gun stock renovation showcased today combining Circassian walnut and African ebony.
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University of
Faculty Women’s Club
Lawrence
John Hill
St. Joseph
Hill
Vinland
West Coast
Axel Larsson
San Francisco
Walter Dunmire
Harry Weyermiller
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