New York Strike Expands as Transit Workers Walk Out
Interborough Rapid Transit Company workers join a city wage strike with all non‑essential men and switchmen to quit by Friday midnight. Lavin, head of the strike, says delegates report while President Hedley vows continued work. Companies hire replacements by Monday noon. precautions against sabotage rise amid transport concerns. Police not yet engaged. Brigadier General Al C. Dalton named president of Fleet Corporation.
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Power House
Interborough Rapids Transit Company
New York
Win
Lavin
Innerborough Brotherhood
Hedley
Subwa
Intervorengin Transit
Sota UY
James L. Quackenbush
Interbotougn Company
Ae Combans
Pyxers
Mei
Fandlinr
Fleet Corporation
Main Lmith's
Coolidge
Warehington
al C. Dalton
Army Quartermaster Worps
Fleet
American ship twelve mile limit affirmed by appeals court
The U S circuit court of appeals ruled a twelve mile limit for American ships remains in force, reversing a Connecticut district court ruling. The decision notes U S law binds its own subjects wherever they are and upholds government libel actions against the rum runner Underwriter seized beyond the limit.
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United States Circuit Court of Appeals
United States District Quet
District of Connecticut
United States
Circuit Court of Appeals
Ford Invasion On Sidewalk Sparks Public Alarm
A vehicle mounted a sidewalk in the 800 block on Massachusetts Street between Visig and $2, narrowly missing storefronts. One pedestrian woman was struck and injured while stores repelled the car into interiors. Onlookers and shopkeepers urged drivers to confine any further vehicle activity to the street. Bible Class meets at 1207 Kentucky Street Friday June 25 with talks on becoming a better world servant, inner discipline, and Scriptural study, followed by a debate on whether men are naturally more religious than women. The class plans to meet July 2 with Mrs Carrie Allen and July other dates noted.
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Massachusetts
Visig
Wilburn
Kentucky — Street
Bales
Jesus Christ
Jesus
Wilard Crop
Lily Williams
Christ
Jerusalem
Paul
MM George Johnson
New York Street
Leeds Three Hundredth Birthday Parade Opens Yorks City Fair
Leeds, Yorkshire marks its tercentenary with a grand morning parade and citywide decorations. Government dignitaries attend as an Old Leeds exhibit and industrial fair launch in the town hall celebrate the city’s growth from medieval cloth trade to steam powered mills. The celebration runs July 7 to 18 with plays at the Theatre Royal and a million visitors expected. Leeds traces its origins to a small village, with bold claims of accelerated growth powered by Matthew Murray’s early steam ideas.
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Leeds
Yorkshire
Unitvt Press
Charles
Phillip Cunliffe-Lister
Board of Trade
Yastace Veres
Board of Education
Earl of Crawford
London Society of Antiquaries
Town Hall
Theatre Royal
Leads
York
London
Noro
Matthew+ Murray
Stephenson
Great Britain
Trifles and a Minuet headline Kansas stage set
Local performances tonight and Saturday feature one act plays including Trifles and a Minuet with alum of Kansas and Mr Wells in At Slow! This is part of the summer series now running its fifth week before Three Live Ghosts concludes next week. Miss Wilson appears in the latter.
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Kansas Players
Kansas
New York
Mr Wells
Deaths and Funerals and Brazil Industrial Crisis
Death notices report Nancy Wills Hys age 7 dying at home on 1100 Connecticut Street with funeral plans pending at Rumsey Brothers Funeral Home. TP Cavanaugh age 70 dies at hospital in Kansas City with services at Rumsey Brothers. Rev Charles Thomas to preside at burial in local cemetery. In Rio de Janeiro Brazil, July 82 AP notes an industrial crisis from currency deflation, wholesalers sold abroad at lower milreis due to money value drop in government policy.
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Nancy Wills Hys
Nacy Willa
Connecticut Street
Ty. P. Cavanaugh
TP. Cavanaugh
al Hospital
Kansas
Rumsey Brothers Funeral
Charles Thomas
Brazil
Rio de Janeiro
Bae
Indian Rajah Denounces Modern Woman in Interview
The Maharajah of Rajpipla condemns Western women for abandoning traditional roles and dressing in men's clothes. He says women belong in the home and argues that Western progress leads to men losing status, with concerns over women leading firms or governments. He notes less emphasis on marriage in the West compared to the East.
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London
Rajpipla
United Press
Ministry of War
Foreign Office
East
America
Mehlhorn Sets Record in National Open Golf Championship
In Columbus Chicago’s Bill Mehlhorn posted a national open record 63 at Senata Country Club, with a superb first nine but fading on the back stretch. Willie MacFarland defended with 72, while Bobby Jones rallied to a subpar turn and clinched a strong total. Rabby domes finished seven strokes back. Independence Kansas reports a rain shower easing hot spell and aiding crops including corn kafir watermelons tomatoes and cotton.
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Columbus
Ohio
Bill Mehlhorn
Chicago
Senata Country Club
Willie MacFarland
Hagen
Byrtue
Independence
Kan
Local social notes from Ottawa and nearby towns
Mr and Mrs Charley Gilliland and guests spent Monday afternoon at the Glen Ora home. Mrs L A Flora and Mrs Charter Ely visited Tuesday afternoon. The Johanning family took a night trip to Babby Maennd and Mrs Henry Pippert visited the Andrews Elm home Tuesday. Ed Johanning spent Tuesday at the Dan Johanning home. Carl Schwarta and Mrs Flora with children traveled to Baldwi Thursday morning. Mrs Harry Flory and others visited the Harley Gilliland home Thursday afternoon. Fern Einstek became seriously ill Friday and was taken to Meson nel's hospital in Lawrence. she is reported better now. Neighborhood attendance at the Farmers Union meeting at Lone Star Saturday. Dan Johanning did pump work for John Film Saturday afternoon. Mrs Mary Pippert and Mr and Mrs Will Pippert visited the L W Hans home Sunday afternoon. All day service at the Washington Creek church. Mr Henry Pawashele and Claude Buckner's family visited Is A Flora. Fourth of July events drew neighbors to Ottawa Friday through Monday. Vane Kring and daughters visited Milton Kring's family Sunday. Rankin's Drug Store advertises Fahey Bath Soap.
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Charley Gilliland
Tom Gilliland
Harry Flory
Char Kichner
Walter Poh
Ottawa
L. A. Flora
Charter Ely
Daventer
Spene
Glenora
Ten Johanninga
Henry Pipnert
Andrew Elm Home
Titlether Fern
Andrey Einstek
Mesonneil's Hospital
Lawrence
Farmers Union
Lone Star
Dan Johaoning
John Film
Mary Pippert
Will Pippert
L. W. Hans
Washington Creek Shurch
Eny ‘Pawashele
Claude Buckner
Lars
Is. A. Flora
Vane Kring
Milton Kring
Eudora
Cyril Muller
Omsha
Neb
Richard Cyril
Lydia’ Hammis
R. E. Gabriel
Sammig
Gretchen Gabriel
Herman Bohusack
Homer White
Toreka
Priddy
Henry Abels
Dorothy
School Book Commission
Arti i
Kansas University
St. Pauls’ Evangelical League
Lake Geneva
Carl Schmidt
Elmhurst College
Chicago
League
Ulsaikasti
William Mertz
J. DL /Ss
Tonganoxie
Vve . L. Terrence
Eernice
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Captain's Creek Methodist Church
Alvin Gabriel
Mildred White
Toneka
WA. Fuller
Julius Lolz
E. L. Torrence
Shamrock
Okla
John Patterson
Chireen
World Service Commission
Board of Bishops
Methodist Episcopal Church
Methodist Church
H. A. Garden
Kansas City
Maxine
Eleanor
Ward
India
Patterson
E. L. Torgence
H. A. Gordon
Gordon
Methedist Church
Emma Wilson
Henry Westerhouse
P. Pederson
Ay L. Waugh
Kansas
Ctr
Grace Smith
Bertha McGhee
Topeka
Bliss Smith
A. Smith
Jess Kraybill
A. H. Fiehler
Lucille
Carl
Joe Stanko
Pueblo
Colo
R. E. Gebriel
Butler Mfg. Co
Texas
Oklahoma
Gabriel
Nebraska
Eunice ‘Lorrence l
Baldwin
Sam Muenzenmayer
George Schubert
John. Pitterson
Gertrude "Schubert
Milton Mohler
Howard Hensley
Abilene
Leslie Kindred
George Catlin
Jasper Dailey
Jack Donald
Dailey
John Everley
Olive Everley
Gus Blaeth
Kansas’ City
Charles’ Gerstenberger
William Lothholz
Carl Lothholz
Rose Marie
Cleburne
Adolph Lotz
George Lothholz
Oscar Lothholz
Migs Nn Loethholz
Ed Miller
Tilliam Lothholz
Charles Brown
Belbert
Park Gardner
de Soto
William Combest
Tensha
J. A. Pickard
John Sommers
William Zimmerman
Clarence Daugherty
Frank Sommers
Verda
George Everley
Emil Schmidt
Ernest Gerstenberger
George Gerstenberger
Mary Myer
Paul Gerstenberger
Gloria
Shas
Schlegel
Henrietta Gerstenberger
Volink Schmidt
Charles Gabriel
Dod Haskell
Ben Faust
Walter Wilson
W. A. Fuller
Lillian
Atinnie McGrea
John Moody
Bert Daugherty
Harold Daugherty
Loraine
Delbert
Fred Walker
Herman Bohnsack
Fred Papenhausen
Ed Diedrich
Curtis
Byers
Calo
Colorado
Robert Faust
Arygentins
Cane
Albert Miller
Howard. Miller
C. E. Cory
T. W. Hartley
L. A. Hunter
William. Lothholz l
Belbert Fuller
Neive
Jane Redfern
CG. 1. Fuller
Herman Radler
Kan
John Schuste
Cantains Creek
Local News Briefs From Lawrence and Surrounding Areas
Mr and Mrs H R Webster from Pittsburg visit Lawrence where he once worked as AP telegraph operator and now serves Pittsburg Headlight. No police court sessions in Lawrence this morning though 40 trials listed. Traffic hiccup on New Hampshire street as Chief Will Johns clears a tree blown down overnight. Commissioner Carman and Officer Dowers cleared the street. One sleeper sought lodging at the city jail last night. County Clerk J C Bussing reports to state authorities on licenses, selling 1804 hunting and 149 trapping licenses. Arthur M Clough and family return from Minnesota and Chicago via Iowa and Missouri. Alberta Linton Carlin of 1182 Ohio Street, visiting Colorado, notes J G Brandt and wife arrived at Pine Cliff, Calos, this week.
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New Hampshire Street
Will Johns
Commissioner Carman
Officer Dowers
Misa Alberta Linton Carhin
Ohio ‘Street
Beach the University
Colorado
J. G. Brandt
Pine Cliff
Calos
Yesterday's Results In American League and National League
Sports roundup notes one American League game in yesterday's schedule with Philadelphia and Boston. National League results show St Louis routing Cincinnati and Pittsburgh defeating Philadelphia, along with other scattered scores. A divorce petition is filed in district court.
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Philadelphia
Bastanack
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Boston
Pittsburgh
Kansas City
Bf Paul & Mibwaukee
Minneapolis
Columbus
Louisville
Toledo
Indianapolis
Dora Pearce
Frank Pearce
Clerk of the District Court
Woman Burns Hands Saving Burning Mattress Near Independence
Mrs. Henry Meyer suffered burns on both hands while attempting to drag a burning mattress and bedding from a south Independence residence. The fire’s cause remains unknown and the home sustained no damage. Additional local notes recount births, illnesses, social events, church activities, and community updates across Eudora and nearby towns with multiple mentions of residents and visiting relatives.
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Independence
Kan
Henry Meyer
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N. Y.strike Grows
XO Twelv
Emile LI Limit
Court of Appeals
Ford
TOOTT
Barber's Drug Store
Ada
Bureau of Films
Smalion
Department of Manmierce
Commerce
Forenver
North
Aivisiean Afae
Paris
Bank of France
Cuba
Santiago
Vatere Aguilera
Alfred R. Murray
Ellen L
Dover
George A. S. Osawatomie
Hillsdale
L. H. Menfer
S. Brooks
Paliea Court
Winchell
C. Beee
W. R. Schremer
Melhorn
Séibto Laks
Bobby Jones
Rabhy Domes
Gardon
Pine
Excelsior
Rankin’s Drug Store
H. R. Webster
Pittsburg
Webster
Associated Press
Journal-World
J. C. Bussing
Mr. Bussing
Arthur M. Clough
Viola A. Clough
Sistra Clough
T. A. Euimp
Minnesota
Iowa
Missouri
RESUL
Thomeas W. Suatharil
Hamilton Manufacturing Company
Two Rivers
Wis
Picayune
Suddard
Charlie Harris
Charlie
Lockwood Green & Co
Windsey
Chiif
Edith Arendt
Billy
Lé Mars
Kans
C. L. Fibler
Jim Weigel
Sebastian Weigel
Ed Dick
Kansas State Penitentiary
Lansing
T. B. Miller
C.p. Johnson
Barbara Gaile
J. B. Johnson
Swope Park
Jake Milburn
Lillian Fuller
Olatheriday
Yelas Hives
Vera Hoffman
Ted Hoffman
J. J. Hofman
Leif French
Otto Lutz
Tonska
Lots
Fullus Lotz
Helen Sommers
Joe Schonner
Richvard Whitney
Guy Crocket
Louise
Richard
John Zillner
Peggy
Vincet
John Seiholt
Freda
Fred Seiholt
Joseph Aillner
Fred Ziesens
Aileen
Katherine Ziesen
Pana
Mr.viand
L. A. Tunter
Jess Musick
Carbondale
Inez
Musick
William Inman
Nadine
Peter Neiser
Fay Lepper
Herman Wichman
Salem Evangelical Church
Theo.Hauek
St Paul’s Church
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
St.Paul’s
Otto Durr
Peegy Louise
Waldo Durr
Otto Rosenau
William A. Deay
George
Catherine Deay
Burden County
Kentucky
Monroe County
Maggie Belvair
Kansas Guard
Anna ‘Kellar
Roscoe
Vinland
Ewa
Lonnie
A.G. Wilson
Shimmons Bros. Plumbing
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