Huss Celebration Irritates Vatican In Prague Row
Prague prepares for tomorrow's Huss death anniversary as officials seek a peaceful national tribute while Vatican protests linger. The dispute, fueling Czech Catholic Hussite tensions, follows the Vatican recalling its nuncio and Prague recalling its envoy amid competing historical claims.
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John Huss
Vatican
Holy See
Marmaggi
Pallier
Slovakia
Bohemia
Rome
Holy Roman Empire
Hapsburg
Huss
Czech
Masary
Bar
United
Pr Helief
Best Drivers in C. C. and Europe Entered in Rockingham Race
Entry list for the 206 mile sweep stakes at Rockingham Motor Speedway features top drivers from the United States and Europe. Favorites include Peter de Paola of Roseland New Jersey and Dave Lewis of Los Angeles based on qualifying speeds around 1516 miles per hour, with rivals Ralph Herburn and Bennett Hill close behind. A fatal crash yesterday near the top turn killed Jack Foley of Lowell in front of ten thousand spectators as his car vaulted an iron fence and bounced into the pit area. Other entrants include Eddie Hearn Frank Elliott Harry Hertz Far Cooper and Bobbie Donough. Local notices mention Poole Bond and county jail detentions along with assorted market figures for grain poultry eggs and hogs.
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Salem
United States
Europe
Rockingham Motor Speedway
Peter de Paola Fof Roseland
N. J
Dave Lewis
Los Angeles
Ralph Herburn
Bennett Hill
Jack Foley
Lowell
Ree
Eddie Hearn
Frank Elliott
Harry Hertz
Far Cooper
Bobbie Donough
Independence Day Radio Sked Features Across Cities
Compiled schedules list Independence Day programs on WEAF WLIT WPIG WEI WIP and more. Stations from Atlantic City to Detroit present concerts talks news and dances in Eastern Time with daylight and standard time listings.
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WEAF
WLIT
WPIG
WEI
WIP
WTIC
Coldman
KDKA
Foster
Daily Radio Program overview with stations and schedules
A dense listing of classical and popular radio programs across U S stations. It notes times, programs, orchestras, bands, stadium addresses, presidential addresses, and musical offerings from Chicago to Philadelphia and beyond, including session references to President Coolidge and various concert selections.
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Wool Cest
Brooklyn Eagle
Arthur Frye
Ben Bennie
Wiyc
New York
Naumberg
Central Parl Eaf
Philadelphia
President Coolidge
Waldorf Orchestra
United Presa
Park Lane
Goldman
the Magic
WHN
Wir
Coslidge
WFI
Paladelphia
WOO
Ritz-Carlton Orchestra
Urgag
Sorart
Adgeliphia
WCAE
Penn Orchestra
E Imps
Soite
Moraid
WIAR
Providence
Raschal
Mussic
Gee Richmon
Hazel Wand
Richmnd Hill
WGY
Schene
Fady Ars
U. S. Navy Band
Washington
Atlanta
I—Trousz
KYW
Chicago
WMAQ
WESH
WLS
Wonr
WLIB
Pita Es
Cincinnati
Ocaa
WSAI
Tore ‘Aa
Dalla
Honey Boys Orchestra
KOA
Denver
Ind Sandman
WBAP
Fort Worth
Nmusic
Igs
RPRG
Houston
Eddie
Vibar
Kansas’ City
School Not the Aire
Kansas
Witr Radio Orchestra
Afar
Lincoln
Dinter
Memphis
Tappalards
KFT
CNR
WHO
CKCL
CFCA
CRAC
WIY
WEBG
KHI
WOC
KPISN
WHAS
Wcbd
WCAD
WO5
University canoe rental patterns shift with season
Summer school students at the University spend less time canoeing than regular term riders, says G A Graeber owner of a local boathouse. Last month spring demand was high, many boats reserved, yet summer term sees fewer canoes rented. Students own about thirty canoes stored at the boathouse. few accidents reported, and experienced paddlers are required to rent. Row boats have fallen from favor as canoes suit the Kaw River’s calmer conditions.
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G. A. Graeber
Lawrensy
Kaw
Graeber
Feaches of Life and World News Snippets
A fragmented pasted collage reports varied items: Polish government censors prohibition, a minister advocates disbarment for bootlegger defense lawyers, a state convention on censorship, a Springfield tennis champion’s trophy room, Sammy Mandell’s lightweight title win and Italian heritage, a Swedish rule linking public office to swimming, and financial tips from Merrie County locals. Various ads and brief notes on chigger remedies and crystals conclude the round of hurried clippings.
Giant stills found inside two Springfield homes
Prohibition agents uncovered a hidden giant distillery inside two ordinary Springfield residences in Sangamon county. The interior removal of walls and floors created space for large boilers, with ten to twelve men reportedly at work shortly before federal action. Estimated value of the plant ranged from 45000 to 70000 dollars.
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Springfield
Prohibition
Sangamon County
Major League Leaders from Baseball Season Update
Batting leaders include Bressler Reds with 77 runs and Cuvier Pirates with 8s hits. Frisch Giants and Wheat Robins share 22 doubles, Wright Pirsies hits 12 triples, Wilson Cubs 11 homers, Frisch Giants 16 steals. Rixey Reds 1 win 1 loss as the leading pitcher. In the American League Ruth Yankees 26 homers and Gehrig Yankees 8 runs, Burns Indians 111 hits and 34 doubles, Gehrig 14 triples. Shaute Indians 7 wins 2 losses.
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Reds
Blades
Cardinal
Cuvier Pirates
Frisch
Giants
Wheat
Robins
Wright
Pirsies
Wilson
Cubs
Rixey
Ruth
Yankees
Gehrig
Burns
Indians
Tolen
Meusel
Deaths and Funerals for Amanda Ewers and Miscellany
The body of Mrs. Amanda Ewers arrived this morning from Fresno California. Funeral services will be held at the First Methodist church at 2 o clock tomorrow afternoon with Rev. Edward Hislop officiating. Interment will be in Oak Hill Cemetery. Also noted are brief items: Pea Knife Eaters Museum London reports Britain’s peas knife failed to gain social traction. Ruth Yap, a Honolulu banker’s daughter, earned a mathematics degree and seeks post graduate study at Columbia. London dressmakers plan shoulder to waist sashes, diagonal like tartan. D Arline Holcomb of Rolla Missouri leads a family syndicate running light and power plants in Missouri and southern Illinois. Also mentioned are Rankin’s Drug Store advertisements and a note about coffee consumption in the States.
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Amanda Ewers
Fresno
Cal
First Methodist Church
Edward Hislop
Oak Hill, Cemetery
Ruth Yap
Honolulu
Universitat of Hawaii
United States
Columbia University
Ottawa student studies snake poisons this summer
AP reports Ottawa Kansas biologist Howard Cloyd of the university biology department is studying snake poisons. He has arranged exchanges with collectors nationwide and already holds a collection of more than two hundred Kansas serpents including the green snake timber rattler horned-nosed blow snake and prairie rattler.
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Ottawa
Kan
Howard Cloyd
Ottawa University Biology Department
Cloyd
Hadfield Announces New Steel Alloy Discovery
Sir Robert Hadfield of Hadfields Ltd announces a new steel alloy with exceptional heat resistance. A gas turbine built to run at high RPM reportedly operates at working temperatures of Y degrees. The alloy is claimed to maintain bright heat resistance and withstand extreme conditions in machinery.
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Sheffield
England
Duly
Robert Hadfield
Hadfields, Ltd
Picnic guests mark visit of extended Davis family
Mr and Mrs Waller Davis hosted a Sunday dinner with numerous relatives from Kansas City Lawrence Pleasant Valley Grove and Moberly including Mrs Davis sister and husband Mr and Mrs Harry Douglas Mr and Mrs Jet Barnes and children Colleen and Bonnie Jean Mrs T L Wiseley Ruth Elizabeth Haughton and Mrs Davis mother Mrs J G Barnes Leonard Owens recently home from visiting relatives in Missouri Miss Hula Gleason and Miss Eula Gleason visited cousins Mrs Lee Coleman Miss Clara Seele spent time with Miss Ava Higley Levene and daughter Rita Marie visited the Yeomans with Luther Davis and family visiting from Los Angeles also joining the trip were Mrs Joe Pruitt Mrs Lee Coleman and family Mr and Mrs Charlie Morris from Dalice Kane visited Bethel Mo on their way home amid reports of drought impact on western Kansas.
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Waller Davis
Davis
Ibr
Harry Douglas
Kansas City
Magi Jet Barnes
Colleen
Bonnie Jean
Pleasant Valley Grove
T. L. Wiseley
Ruth
Elizabeth Haughton
J. G. Barnes
Lawrence
H. Davis
Leonard Owens
Moberly
Hula’ Gleason
Lee Coleman
Eula Gleason
Clara Seele
Ava Higley
Levene
Rita Marie
R. W. Yeoman
Luther Davis
Lowell High School
Los Angeles
Calif
Fugnus Louise
L. G. Barnes
Walter Davis
Salt Lake
City
Ogden
Denver
Chicago
Joe Pruitt
Toneka
Charlie Morris
Dalice
Kan
Daniel Kirby
Bethel
Kansas
Fainz
McClung
Codeshat
Guy. Spalding
George Wise
Lee Colman
R. M. Davis
White
W. P. Martin
E. S. Reeves
Max
Platha
Baldwin and Topeka Residents Visit and Travel Notes
A collage of short notes from Baldwin and Topeka recount visits and movements. Bateman family from Topeka picnic on K U campus and tour the e museum. Edwin Johnson visits grandparents in Baldwin. Campbell family travels to Topeka with relatives. Queen Esthers picnic at Tourist Park led by Norma Gardner and Mrs Evans. Albert Johnson in Lawrence on business. Mrs Dickinson visiting Baldwin from Minnesota for summer with Coprgill and Cowgill family. Mary Martin and daughter Mildred return from Malta Bend after nieces Dorothy and Marjorie Wilson’s wedding. Mrs Bruner travels to Oketa with her sister and brings home son Sammy. John Biddle in Topeka for business. Rumnolds pass Baldwin en route to Philadelphia for sesqui centennial. Amy Ruchiy group to Manitou, Calo. William Tabor visits Baldwin from Chattanooga to see Dr Harris. Paul Sehras arrives in Baldwin for Baker summer session. James Aus of Kansas City visits Mrs Osborne. May Yarkane chile noted.
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Edwin Johnson
Kansas City
A. E. Tunin
John. Howard Campbell
Topeka
Lloyd
Mary A. Ault
A. M. Hanks
H. K. Ebright
Mildred Hunt
Norma Gardner
Thomas A. Evans
Albert Johnson
Lawrence
Margaret Dickinson
Minnesota
Baldwin
Martha Coprgill
James ‘Cowgill
Mary Martin
Mildred
Marion
Malta Bend
Dorothy
Marjorie Wilson
Martin
Henry Bruner
Oketa
Sammy
John Biddle
John Rumnold
Philadelphia
John Ruchiy
Ona Amos
Fay Holliday
Inez Johnson
Claras Johnson
Manitou
Calo
William Tabor
Chatta Tenn
Baldwin Nesday
Thomas L. Harris
Paul Sehras
China
Baker
James Aus
Aus
J. 0. Osborne
May Yarkane
Chile
Baldwin News Highlights Local Social and Rescue Feats
Local residents visit and travel through Baldwin with Dr York planning care at Juanita. News recalls a fatal explosion in California involving Mrs Frederick Simpson and family, plus obituaries and kin arrivals. Miss Lorna Bailey earns Red Cross lifesaver emblem after rescuing Miss Bretnall. Alfred Winters recovers from appendicitis.
Bretnall Family Moves from Boulder to New York City
Glenn Mansfield visited Ottawa to see Signar, Prof R J Bretnall and family Edna Pearl Marjorie Arthur. Dr G H Bretnall and relatives, formerly in Boulder Colorado where Prof E Bretnall supervised schools, plan to move to New York City for a similar role.
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Glenn Mansfield
Ottawa
R. J. Bretnall
Edna
Pearl
Marjorie
Arthur
Bretnall
G. H.bretnall
Boulder
Colb
E Bretnall
New York City
Notice City Water Users Warned on Harsh Water
City water users face hard water conditions and inconvenience for washing. Readers are advised to add one teaspoon of Rub-No-More Washing Powder to each gallon of city water to save soap, and to clean sinks and tubs while dissolving on rinsing. It claims 15 household uses and resists clogging drains.
S S S Restores Strength and Vitality for All Ages
The ad touts S. S. S. as a hundred year old medicine made from fresh roots and herbs that strengthens nerves and muscles, boosts endurance, and helps those with weak blood. It promises renewed appetite and the ability to endure daily strain. Millions testify to its merits and confidence in the remedy.
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