Turn On The Heat In Congressional Debate On Tax Plan
A Republican proposal calls for a November special session to consider a new wealth tax after committee study. The administration opposes rushing the plan, seeking swift action with minimal reports. Roosevelt aims for a roll call vote to pressure wavering members, tying votes to relief funds and district futures amid looming harvest concerns. Weather notes predict continued heat drying fields after wet, cold June and July.
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Congress
House
Roosevelt
White House
Repeal No Solution In Kansas Beer Campaign
The Kansas prohibition forces push a beer licensing campaign to craft an enforceable 3.2 beer law. Lawrence and Douglas county show current law cannot stop 3.2 beer sales, prompting broader local licensing efforts amid nationwide concerns after federal repeal. Congressman A B Guyer proposes restoring District of Columbia liquor controls, arguing repeal worsened crime and vice.
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Kansas
Lawrence
Douglas County
A. 8
Guyer
District of Columbia
Thse
Disorder in liquor law and looming strikes in coal patterns
The article notes rising arrests for intoxication and related offenses, criticizing repeal promises while detailing government moves like gold transfers and a miners strike order that was later rescinded. It also reports Captain Eden's controversial proposal to cede Ethiopian land to Ethiopia as a means to appease tensions with Italy, provoking parliamentary uproar.
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Britain
Anthony Eden
House of Commons
Ethiopia
Italy
Captain Edens
England
League of Nations
Mrs J B Watkins Gift Builds Girls Home at KU
Mrs J B Watkins of Lawrence plans a residence for self supporting women students at the University of Kansas to be ready soon. The gift will house at least forty girls, described as one of the most significant in Kansas higher education history by Chancellor Lindley. Regents approve faculty changes including promotions and leaves of absence for several KU staff.
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J. B. Watkins
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Board of Regents
Topeka
Watkins
Lindley
University staff changes and local events in Lawrence
Robert Brookings School in Washington grants Dr. G E Coghill a year’s leave for Philadelphia work. Dr H C Tracy to lead the department during Coghill’s absence. Prof J N Carman returns from France, joined by Prof H B Chubb and Prof H P Smith. Raymond H Wheeler appointed professor of psychology replacing W S Hunter who goes to Clark University. John Nelson of Ithaca named English professor, Philip Meeham of Chicago assistant professor of law, Lester Tupy assistant professor of accounting, and E E Buehler assistant professor of public speaking. The home of G L Webster, 700 block Alabama street, robbed of 105 dollars. thief entered back door as Mrs. Webster sat on the porch. Bloodhounds trailed to Seventh Street, but were lost. suspect fled by car. Mrs W C Verney hosts two bridge tables for Mrs W A Verney of Miami, guest. Bowersock Theatre to close July 18 for $10,000 modernization to offer Lawrence a first class venue. First 1925 wheat crop sold on local market Tuesday. N A Pugh reported as seller. price 1.30 per bushel, quality low. Mrs E L Hamm announces marriage of daughter Theora Esther to Carl Thudium. ceremony June 30. couple will reside after July 22 at 309 East 19th Street.
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Washington
G. E. Coghill
Philadelphia
H. C. Tracy
Coghill
J. N. Carman
France
H. B. Chubb
H. P. Smith
Raymond H. Wheeler
W. S. Hunter
Clark University
John Nelson
Ithaca
N. Y
Philip Meeham
Chicago
Lester Tupy
Accum
E. E. 3Uehler
G. L. Webster
Alabama Street
George Eaton
Kansas City
Seventh Street
W. C.verney
Bridge
W. A. Verney
Miami
Fla
Bowersock Theatre
Glen W. Dickinson
Twenty-Five Years Ago Local Streets and Travel Notes
A June记 edition recalls a $6000 payroll from the Street Car Co. Lawrence line profitability likened to a small factory. Lou Rocklund bought a prize raffle ticket then sold winnings for 80, fearing public perception of travel to Reno. Dorcas club hosted a Naomi Light farewell picnic at New Amusement Park.
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Street Car Co
Lawrence
Lou Rocklund
Pullman Transportation
Reno
Kansas City
Rocklund
Dorcas Club
Naomi Light
California
Hughes
Osse Hughes
Boston
Chicago
August Weber
Illinois Street
Krom
Mississippi Street
Fourth of July Parade lineup and local notes
Forty years ago July 2 reports the hose company payroll for the quarter ending July 1 at 342 dollars and a runs and crises statement. Parade divisions list participants in order with leaders and bands. Local residents and travelers are noted, including visits and travels of Annie Ford, Lizzie Wilder, Mary Byrd, and Louise Towne. Dr Hinsdale lectures on Garfield as student and teacher mentioning his personal acquaintance and insights.
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McCann's
J. K. Rankin
Haskell
Usher Guards
10.C.F
Select Knights
Turner Society
S. J. Churchill
Richardson’s Cornet Band
Theodore Pine
Baltimore
Annie Ford
Chattanooga
Tenn
Lizzie
Annie Wilder
Wis
Kansas University Y. W. C
Hinsdale
Michigan University
Garfield
Laurie Moore Collared by Mysterious Stranger
Laurie Moore fondly enjoys Easter with sister and praises her job at Mark Albery’s airplane factory. Albery shows interest, offers a costly Easter gift, and hints at deeper feelings while Laurie worries about her dancer sister Gladys amid a tense return to London.
The Stolen Bone From Rip in Puddle Muddle
Rip runs from a bone dispute among hunting dogs and a setter claims the bone while a terrier and bulldog dispute ownership. Rip fears repercussions if caught and contemplates escape as the dog pack continues to argue over possession. The scene ends with a reference to tomorrow.
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Rip
Sare
Liquor Parlor Sale Sparks 20 Day Jail Sentence
Mrs Mary Pisark of Collingswood New Jersey vows to watch geography after selling liquor in a parlor that sits in a dry area. The kitchen borders Woodlynne but authorities took no action until the misstep, and Judge Frank Neutze sentenced her to 20 days in jail.
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Associated Press
Collingswood
N. J
Mary Pisark
Woodlynne
Frank Neutze
Opera Chorus Star Reups For 28th Season
New York oldest chorus singer Mme Maria Savage signs for her 28th consecutive Metropolitan Opera season debuting next New Year’s Day. Belgian born, she has sung opera for nearly five decades worldwide and remains a leading light of the company.
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New York
America
Mme, Maria Savage
Metropolitan Opera Company
Mme. Savage
Belgium
Light Air Could Aid Sick Lungs and Hearts
A notebook discourse on heavy water versus light air explains air as a gas blend where oxygen is the life-giving component. It notes that drawing breath becomes harder for the ill, and suggests light air as having documented medicinal value under certain conditions.
Radio Listings for July 1 Evening Schedule
Detailed 1930s era station grid lists WDAF KMBC WREN and others with orchestra performances, talk shows, and variety programs from 5:30 PM to midnight. Notable entries include Wayne King Serenade, Eddie Duchin Orchestra, Fibber McGee and Molly, Amos and Andy, Fred Allen Town Hall, Burns and Allen, and NBC networks.
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KMBC
Manhattan
WDAF
NBC
Wren
Dot
Will
WDAE
Armstrong
Boake Carter
Mario Cozzi
Wayne King
Reg Ae Lyman
Edgar A. Guestaya
Gluskin
Wren—Dorana Will
Jack Armstrong
KNMBC
Johnny
Hal Kemp
Edwin C. Hill
Fred Allen
Town Hall
the Tattler
Mark Warnow
Guy Lombardo
Orch
Burns and Allen
Ray Noble
NBC Symphony
John B. Kennedy
Amos 'N
Andy
Tattler
Jeasse Crawford
Tony
Gus
the O'Neills
Glen Lee
Bert Burman
Chevrolet
Ted Fio-Rito
Lincoln Tavern
Joe Haymes
Wren—Shandor
Billy Bissett
Jan Garber
Bob Chester
WDAP
Terrace Gardens Orch
Athletes Leave Today for A A U Meet at Lincoln
Coach H W Hargiss drives to Lincoln with several athletes to compete in the national AAU track meet on July 3 and 4. En route they plan to pick up Clyde Coffman in Topeka. The trio of Jayhawkers, Dalton Landers, pole vaulter, head to the senior division.
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H. W. Hargiss
Lincoln
Glenn Cunningham
Elwyn Dees
Topeka
Clyde Coffman
Dalton Landers
Pittsburg Teachers Track Team Trips For Meet
Noel Stewart a hurdler and two Kansas freshmen were set to join Pittsburg Teachers track squad for an afternoon bus trip to a meet. The travelers exchanged a railcar quip about patience and perseverance in a light moment from the London Answers.
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Noel Stewart
Kansas
Pittsburg
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