Senate Meets to Consider London Naval Treaty
Washington July 7 AP The senate adjourned after reading the London naval treaty and heard a message from President Hoover urging ratification to advance world peace. Hoover stressed dangers of misrepresentation by opponents and said failure would push the world backward from disarmament. The gallery crowd included Mrs Henry L Stimson and other delegation members as debate opened.
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Reed Smoot Abandons Honeymoon for London Treaty Session
Senator Reed Smoot of Utah prepared to leave for Washington with his wife after a telegram from President Hoover urged him to join the special Senate session on the London naval treaty. Hoover expressed pleasure at hosting the couple at the White House if Smoot could attend, and Smoot said he expects the treaty to pass despite a likely fight. In Newport, yacht races saw Yankee defeat Enterprise by one minute five seconds, while Vieetamoe led Whirlwinds by three minutes twenty seven seconds.
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Kansas Weather Forecast With Local Details
Partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday with a slight warmup in the southwest portion. Morning weather is clear with good county roads. Temperatures show a rise from yesterday to today. Local service information and motor company ad details accompany the forecast.
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Huston to Remain GOP Chairman, Not Resigning
Claudius Huston plans to stay on as Republican Party chairman amid rumors of resignation. He met with President Hoover for an hour and a half, declined to comment on the talks, and indicated he would continue as national chairman for now.
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Convict-Made Goods Are Still on Ships
The British Embassy pressed the United States Treasury over customs refusal to unload British ships carrying cargoes made wholly or partly by convict labor. The issue hinges on two months notice before Hawley Smoot tariff provisions take effect. One ship was reported near Poughkeepsie, New York, awaiting unloading. The British government seeks permission for British vessels on the way to land cargoes.
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Baseball Daily: Robins defeat Boston as Herman hits 20th homer
In a July game, Brooklyn Robins edged Boston 1-0 behind a pitching duel with Ray Moss and Lob Smith. Gabe Herman belted his 20th homer to drive the deciding run, while Chicago, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, and St. Louis also posted varied scores in the National and American leagues. In the American League, St Louis Browns defeated the Indians 6-1, and Detroit outlasted Chicago 3-1 in ten innings. The day included multiple doubleheaders and standings shifts across league play.
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Open Campaign in Hard Wheat Area
Hastings Neb July 7 AP federal farm board and the Department of Agriculture opened a campaign in the southwestern hard winter wheat area to cut fore acreage. Officials urged producers to weigh world wheat outlook and pursue gradual production slow down to balance domestic production with consumption and support price stability.
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Charles Miglario Struck by Lightning Near Lecompton
Charles Miglario living southwest of Lecompton narrowly escaped death yesterday when a lightning bolt struck near his home. He reportedly closed windows as the storm intensified and endured a severe shake before aid arrived. No serious injuries were confirmed.
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Farmers Hold Wheat Receipts Show Market Drop
City on July 7 via AP reports wheat receipts 5 show farmers holding wheat despite three week end accumulation in Kansas City. Arrivals 158 cars, 421 fewer than markets. Hutchinson area supplies ample with 1020 nine noted. The trend was lower with July futures slipping to 80 8/4, a new season low.
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Fourth of July tolls across Chicago and nation
The Fourth of July holiday cost 404 lives nationwide over the weekend, with fireworks and toy pistols causing 29 deaths, autos 178, drownings 121, and other causes 76. Chicago saw heavy beach congestion and a major traffic jam. two fatal auto accidents occurred late, while nine people died in airplane incidents and many were treated for burns from fireworks.
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Merchants Decide Summer Early Closing Policy
Merchants will decide whether to observe early closing hours for the rest of summer. The merchants bureau, chaired by Jack St. Clair, will not act as a body. Last year jewelry stores began observing early closes. the June meeting voted to close July 7 and September 1. Some stores stayed open until 6 p.m. with later hours to serve customers, and selected employees will take half day vacations to cover the reduced hours.
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Baltimore Forming $100,000,000 Transatlantic Steamship Line
Baltimore report notes the creation of a new steamship line with substantial capital. The effort aims to establish a Baltimore based transatlantic service, with phased capitalization totaling $16,000,000 and a formal start in July. The venture reflects growing maritime commerce and local enterprise.
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Tenth Street to Close for Safety Move in City
The city commission announced permanent closure of Tenth Street from Ohio to Indiana to traffic to remove a dangerous intersection at Tenth and Indiana and a dangerous corner at Tenth and Ohio. Fences and warning lights will restrict traffic while nearby improvements at Tenth and Louisiana will widen and pave for easier U turn access for residents on Louisiana. A protest petition on a Tennessee street sidewalk was referred to the planning commission. Also reported: health nurse Minnie Scott, inspector J. F. Stubeck, and police judge C. H. Daugherty noting June activity and fines. fireworks ordinance discussion. wheat harvest progress in Kansas. insurance rate hike proposal for Oklahoma City. and bids for Junction City post office.
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Alabama riot ends after fatal debt dispute
Alabamas Empile closes amid unrest as villagers bury six dead two white men and four Negroes following a July dispute over a debt. Police record no further violence as rifles and pistols are put away and the town resumes quiet after days of disorder.
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Meeting to Discuss Market at White School House
A local committee led by W. XE Het will hold a meeting at White School to discuss establishing a producer market. Farmers of fruit and vegetables will have opportunity to sell at a lower cost, with sale details advertised in surrounding towns today.
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Ford coupe crash near McLouth kills Watson and Martin
Adolph Watson and Harry Martin of McLouth died after their Ford Model T coupe collided head on with a Chevrolet driven by J A Caney of Leavenworth. The crash occurred about eight miles north of McLouth Saturday night. Watson was killed instantly and Martin died later from a fractured skull. Holmes Jeffries was injured but survived after emergency care. Caney was unhurt. The Ford was wrecked. the Chevrolet escaped serious damage. A murder charge is facing the driver.
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Meakle Held After Fatal Shooting in New Jersey
Roderick Meakle a 28 year old concert violinist, son of a banker from Paterson New Jersey, was held in a hospital today charged with murdering Miss Jennie Brauer, 22, who had won prizes as a pianist. Police say Meakle shot himself after the crime as another woman stood in the way of their plan to die together. Miss Brauer’s body was found in an automobile between Butler and Pam Meane, and questions remain about the motive and sequence of events.
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Honor Cross Aviators Kingsford Smith Welcome in San Francisco
San Francisco greeted Wing Commander Kingsford Smith and his two companions Captain J. P. Sault and J. W. from the Southern Cross today. Crowds packed rooftops and Mills Field as the trio traveled to the Embarcadero for a parade. The pilots plan to depart soon for home with Kingsford Smith to marry Mary Powell in Melbourne, then voyage to England and Ireland for Sault.
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Miller into bankruptcy filing shocks Mulberry Bankers
Mulberry bankers attorney file sent to federal court in Fort Scott Kansas July 7. The case concerns Jona Muberry banker under sentence for irregularities and unable to pay debts under circumstances. The court holds his heirs may receive as much as they can from the estate while the Kansas Supreme Court upholds Miller's conviction in Bourbon County.
Milk suits dropped amid questions on city ordinance
Two injunction actions involving Art Fritzel and the city of Lawrence were dismissed. The court may still be asked to interpret the milk ordinance to decide which provisions are enforceable, while the lawsuits themselves end. A separate rezoning case regarding the Thirteenth and Massachusetts streets corner was postponed to Monday July 1.
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Topeka Man Injured In Culvert Car Crash
Buccari of Topeka, 40, was taken to Memorial hospital with a fractured hip after his car struck a culvert a mile east of Kanwaka on highway 40 near 7:30 last night. He said he tried to avoid another car and ran off the road. witnesses noted tire skid marks.
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Capone perjury charges quashed in Miami case
AP reports Judge Collins quashed two of four perjury charges against Scarface Al Capone in criminal court in Miami. Trial dates for the remaining two defendants were postponed as prosecutors planned to file two new perjury charges mirroring the previous list.
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Set new loop record at San Mateo aviation meet
The San Mateo event saw a flyer set a new world loop record with 10 consecutive loops, surpassing the previous endurance mark held hours earlier by Dale Jackson. The achievement, reported by AP, marks a notable milestone in aviation feats for the day.
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Windstorm damages Lawrence area and farms
A damaging wind and rain swept Lawrence and surrounding farms on Sunday afternoon, blowing down trees and power lines and unroofing sheds. At Salisbury farm near Lawrence several acres of oats lay flattened, ten large trees fell, a truck overturned, and poultry drowned. Damage extended along highway 40 with telephone lines failing east and west. A Topeka motorist injured a hip in a rain driven crash. emergency crews restored lines by early morning.
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