Robinson plans to stop revolt in southern campaign
New York July 10 AP Senator Joseph T Robinson Arkansas urged the national Democratic committee to set up a bureau in a southern state to direct campaign activity. He warned of organized opposition in several southern states to defeat the Democratic ticket and urged decisive, aggressive action. He praised Governor Smith and the energy of New York Democrats while deferring detailed issue discussion until future ceremonies.
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New York
Joseph T .Robinson
Arkansas
Mej
National Committee
Tomorrrow
N | Democratic
Jparty
South
Entered Air Service Dan Santry Joins U S Aviation Branch
Dan Santry former University of Kansas student has enlisted in the United States air service. Graduating last month he was among ninety in a Fort Leavenworth test group and will report to Gate training school in Riverside California within days. He belongs to Phi Gamma Delta and was a popular Jayhawker campus figure.
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Dan Santry
Jayhawker
Charcot Seeks Amundsen on Arctic Rescue Voyage
Dr Jean Charcot sails from St Malo with Lieu tenant Rene Guilbaud and missing air crew aboard the Pourquoi Pas in a high profile Arctic expedi tion. He says he may be late but will persist to locate Roald Amundsen alive, relying on Amundsen's Arctic survival skills.
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St. Malo
Ille-et-Vilaine
France
Roald Amundsen
Rene Guilbaud
Jéan Charcot
Amundsen
Jess
Lakeview Club
Transfer of 6.6 Acre Tract by Spray and Wife
Chester A. Spray and wife of Jefferson county transfer about 8.54 acres to the Lakeview Fishing and Hunting Association. The deed is recorded by Mrs. Isa B. Wellman, register of deeds. The tract includes tracts six and seven of the association and the David Mitchell farm near Lecompton.
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Lakeview ,Fishing and Hunting Association
Chester A. Spray
Jefferson County
Isa.b. Wellman
Register of Deeds
David Mitchell
Lecompton
Notificatio n of Curtis VP Nomination Set For August 18
Washington reports the date for notification of Senator Curtis of Kansas regarding his Republican vice presidential nomination has been fixed for August 18. The ceremonies will follow by a week the notification of Herbert Hoover, to be held in Topeka, Kansas, Curtis’s home site. Curtis is in Washington and will travel to Topeka late in the month. Senator Fess of Ohio chairs the notification committee.
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Curtis
Topeka
Fess
Washington
Kansas
Herbert Hoover
Kah
Ohio
Republican National Committee
Representative Tilson
Connecticut
New York
Newton
Minnesota
Chicago
J. BR
Governor Looks To Call Kansas Special Session July 19
Gov Palen announced virtually certain plan to convene a special Kansas legislature session likely on July 19 to push a road amendment for the November general election. Senate support appears strong though a two thirds House vote is uncertain. Aiming to avert loss of federal aid, the governor expects amendments to gain passage with lawmakers urged to vote after hearing from additional members.
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Topeka
Palen
Kansas
Senate
House
Paulen
Charles Curtis
Arthur Capper
Patten
House of Representatives
Topeka predicts prompt action on highway amendment
John Hamilton of Topeka forecast quick action by the Kansas legislature on Governor Paulen's highway amendment recommendation during the 1927 session. He argued submitting the amendment to voters at the November general election would enable Kansas to secure about 2 million dollars annually in federal highway funds, versus 700 thousand dollars in outlays. He urged aligning with Senators Curtis and Capper to ensure federal aid and advance the state's road program.
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Topeka
Kansas
Paulen
John Hamilton
Speky
House of Representatives
Hamilton
Charles Curtis
Arthur Capper
Release Dallas Pastor Under Temporary Injunction
In Dallas Texas on July 10 the Rev Earl Anderson pastor of a Fundamentalist Baptist church was released from jail after promising to obey a temporary injunction halting construction on a tabernacle. Judge Towne Young had jailed him for contempt of court last Thursday and ordered he observe the restraining order pending a final hearing tomorrow. Two Die of Septic Poisoning La Salle Ill July 1 AP Septic poisoning or Strepococcus infection killed Robert and Boniface Conway who died within three days of each other. Health tests found the farm home water and milk supply were safe. Four other family members are ill. Elect Hulbert Exalted Ruler Miami Fla July 10 AP Murray Hulbert of New York City was unanimously elected grand exalted ruler at the Benevolent and Protective Order of Bishops’ sixty fourth annual convention here today.
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Dallas
Tex
Earl Anderson
Tel Fundamentalist Baptist Church
Towne Young
Td Aes
la Salle
Robert
Boniface Conway
Health Department
Hulbert
Miami
Fla
Murray Hulbert
New York City
Lwag
Benevolent 2Nd Protective Order of Biks
Browns Defeat Red Sox in Ten Hit Desert Storm
In an American League action, the St Louis Browns edged Boston 4 2 behind strong pitching and eleven hits. Ruffing and Bradley pitched for Boston with Hobman and Hofmann in the field. Washington split a doubleheader with Cleveland, taking the first game 9 5 and the second 2 9. In the National League Pittsburgh beat Philadelphia 6 5 as the Waner brothers drove in the tying and go ahead runs in the ninth. Other scores included Boston beating Chicago, Brooklyn over Cincinnati, and New York defeating St Louis. A bicycle accident injured Leland Cummings, 13, son of Sheriff W J Cummings, who was slated to pitch for the Elks in a junior game.
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Cleveland
Sheute
Harder
Li Sewell
Brown
Marberry
Ken Fa
Sansen
the Cue
Myatt Gaston
Rual
Pittsburgh
Philadephia
Waner Brothers
Phil Hurler
Hases
Sweetland
Quakers
Philadelphia
Mittsburgh
Ring
Lerian
Kremer
Hargraves
Boston
Chicago
Taylor
Holley, Jones
Bush
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
McWeeney
Elliott
Ehrhardt
Gooch
Donohue
Harg
Sofffers
Leland Cummings
Massachusetts Street
Leland
W. J. Cummings
Elks
Holcom
First corn crop estimate released by Agriculture
Washington July 10 AP First indicator of this year’s corn crop size places production at 953,617,000 bushels based on conditions on July 1. Other crops show varied figures, including winter wheat 543,782,000 bushels and oats 1,320,097,000 bushels, with numerous year over year comparisons and acreage estimates.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Injunction Sought Over Bowersock Track Use
The Bowersock Mill and Power Company filed for an injunction in district court against the Kansas City Kaw Valley and Western Railroad to curb use of a Levee Street switch and thirteen foot passing track near the mill. The petition seeks to bar storage on the tracks and restrict their use as a team and freight receiving point, claiming interference with unloading grain at the Bowersock elevators. Attorney W. S. Jenks of Ottawa represents the plaintiff.
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Bowersock Mill and Power Company
Kansas City, Kaw Valley and Western Railroad
Levee Street
Bowersock Mills
Lawrence
Oversock Mill and Power Company
Bowersock
Raw
Thei
Ottawa
Hoover could win after losing key states says union
Evanston July 10. The Women’s Grace Temperance Union national headquarters released a statement estimating Herbert Hoover could lose New York Pennsylvania Massachusetts Connecticut and New Jersey yet still secure a presidential majority. The union notes only a few wet votes in Congress from 15 states but argues anti Tammany sentiment and strong temperance support favor Hoover. It cites middle west women rallying behind his prohibition stance and enforcement prospects.
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Herbert _Hoover
East
Women’s Grieves Temperance Union
Tover
New York
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Connecticut
New Jersey
Tammany
W.C. T. UL
Congress
Ats Temperance Union
KU Campus Sing Planned Outdoor Event Thursday Night
The University of Kansas schedules its annual campus sing outdoors near Fowler shops at 7 45 p m Thursday led by Dean D M Swarthout with an orchestra and fine arts faculty. If Swarthout cannot direct Ray Gafney will take the helm. Alice Moncrieff and Irene Peabody are soloists with selections including America and By the Waters of Minnetonka.
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University of Kansas
Fowler Shops
D._M. Swarth
School of Fine Arts
K. U
Lawrence
Conrad Mecrew
Eldon Ardrey
W.B. Daltonello
Robert Young
Evelyn Swarthout
Dean Swarthout
Ray Gafney
Fine Arts
America
Old Vicginny
Little Gray
West
Minnetonka
Alice Moncrieff
Gray
Miss Irene
Peabody
PARTY DEBT CLEAR New York July 10 1926
Final report by Jesse H. Jones as director of finance of the Democratic national committee shows the new campaign will start with about $200,000. Since January 1925, $708,000 was received. $200,000 from Houston citizens for the convention fund and $44,000 from convention concessions. Convention expenses were about $4,000. None of the convention fund was used for 1924 deficits or running expenses. Contributions and pledges for deficits and running costs, including $13,000 to the Washington women's Democratic club and $20,000 to senatorial and congressional committees in 1926, total about $464,000. Expenditures on these items about $424,000, leaving roughly $40,000 for the new campaign, added to the Houston convention fund balance, to give the committee approximately $200,000 with debts paid. Denies Coral Gables case interest by unsecured creditors. judge declines appointment of a receiver.
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New York
Jesse H. Jones
Democratic National Committee
National Committee
Jones
Houston
Econvention
Women’s National Democratic Club
Washington
Houston Convention Fund
Dairy Tour Planned by Douglas County Groups
Final plans for the first annual dairy tour to be sponsored by the Douglas County Warn Bureau and the Douglas County Cow Testing Association on July 20 were announced by county farm agent A. I. Gilkison. The event will visit several farms starting near Lawrence and culminating at the Bahnmaier farm near Bonner Springs with a basket dinner at 12:30 and a noon program led by Prof. H. W. Cave of Kansas State Agricultural College.
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Douglas County Warn Bureau
Douglas County Cow Testing Association
A. I. Gilkison
Syarms
George P. Bahnmaier
Bonner Springs
H. W. Cave
Kansas State Agricultural College
Cave
Kansas
Jumps From Ship on Dare Given in Jest
New York July 10 AP seventeen year old Elgie Ekengren of Washington DC sparked Morton Hoyt 29 to leap overboard from the French liner Rochambeau off Grand Banks last Friday evening Miss Ekengren said Hoyt was rescued in fog and treated in the ship's hospital Hoyt, son of the late Henry M Hoyt US solicitor general under the Taft administration, declined reporters Hoyt had been prompted by a jest from Miss Ekengren who had just returned from a finishing school in Lucerne Switzerland and said she did not intend to cause harm and did not expect him to jump overboard
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Elgie Ekengren
Washington
D. C
Morton Hoyt
Rochambeau
Grand Banks
Ekengren
Hoyt
Henry. M. Hoyt
United States
Taff
Ee Hoyt
Miss Ekengren
Lucerne
Switzerland
Dedication Day At Hays For New Science Building
Dr H Cady of University of Kansas will speak at cornerstone laying ceremonies in Hays this afternoon for the new 150000 science building at Kansas State Teachers College. The Forsythe library dedication, also a 150000 project, will precede the science ceremonies.
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H.P. Cady
University of Kansas
Hays
Kansas State Teachers College
Cady
Middle West
Forsythe
Alan
Presidents Guestion Games For The Journal World
The National Americanism Commission of the American Legion prepared a series of question and answer games about U S Presidents. The games are nonpartisan, historically accurate, and designed for home, club, or school use as thirty million voters prepare to vote this year. Watch for them in The Journal World.
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Journal -World
United States
National Americanism Commission
American Legion
President Coolidge Considers Resignations in Cabinet
President Coolidge accepts the resignations of Secretary Hoover of Commerce and Secretary Work of the Interior, with dates undecided. He will not remain a Republican candidate for the full electoral campaign. Several names are under consideration to fill the vacancies.
Repeated Kansas plays set for Thursday night showing
Robert Calderwood announces that Thank You Doctor and The Florist Shop will be performed again at the University of Kansas in Greenhall little theater after the campus sing. The production features Miss Ballou and a cast including Sidney Edwards Dorothy Roberts Stanley French and Ralph Smith with tickets on sale at Greenia basement from 10:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Thursday for twenty five cents.
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Lasteek
Robert Calderwood
University of Kansas
Fowler Shops
Little Theater
Greenhall
Balidg
Kansas City
K.- Shedent
Callas Players
American Academy of Dramatic Art
Lawrence
Miss Ballou
Sidney G. Edwards
Dorothy Mae Roberts
Stanley French
Ralph Smith
Rbberts
American Academy of Art
New York
Smith
Kansas Players
Slovsky
French
Henry
Doctor
Rippitt
Rith
Kuchs
Stanley Denduth Madison
Allen Maag
Greenia
May Charter Bus to Ottawa for Legion Tourney
Lawrence plans a special bus to Ottawa Thursday for the American defeat junior baseball team and fans. David McGreath announces director of the Second District tournament. Fans may sign at Carl's store before 3 pm Wednesday. The Kansas City, Kansas team will play Ottawa with the winner advancing Friday for the district title. Bus fare is 1.50 round trip.
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Liberty Post
Ottawa
David wcGreath
Carl's
Lawrence
Kansas City
Kans
Jare
Will Initiate Men Phi Delta Kappa At KU
Initiation services for summer session students of the University of Kansas, pledged to Phi Delta Kappa honorary education fraternity by the local chapter, will be held Thursday at 3 30 in the women’s rest room of the Central Administration Building. Initiated are C L Kimmel Conway Springs Paul Loveless Durham Ralph Smith Meade James A Weede Englewood Paul Twining Bert Scott William Courtland Walter Lee Kansas City Mo and J Roy Harden Junction City. Most are principals or superintendents of Kansas schools.
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Phi Delta Kappa
C. L. Kimmel
Conway Springs
Paul Loveless
Durham
Ralph Smith
Meade
James A. Weede
Englewood
Paul. Twining
Bert’ Scott
William
New Well Flows 19 Barrels An Hour Near McPherson Kansas
Mid Kansas Oils and Gas reports Larson No 1 well near McPherson flowing 19 barrels of 32 gravity oil per hour after 478 barrels of fluid in the prior 24 hours. About three-fourths of a barrel of water per hour also flows. Prairie Pipe Line plans to build a line to handle the well’s production from the Mississippi lime at 979 feet. W Carman improves at home after illness, commissioner of utilities is recovering. Atwater Kent Radio Henna Ady.
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Kansl
Mid-Kansas Oilsand Gas Company
Larson No. 1
Prairie
Peabody
Marion
Kansas potato growers plan to appeal to Interstate Commerce Commission
Ren cede report from Lawrence today states Bonner Springs Edwardsville district plan to appeal for aid to meet current year's potato crop costs. Growers to send letters to the commission listing production and marketing costs and seeking guidance on profitable marketing methods. Kansas combinations dominate shipments. two cars shipped yesterday. Prices last year ranged from 1.80 to 2.00 per hundred pounds for July.
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Bonner ‘Springs
Edwardsville
Comerce
Commissas
A. J
Gilkison
Eudora
de. Soto
Grosver
John Moody
Carl Alt
Threau
Kansas
Vale
Kaw Valley
Kaw Valle
Ka’ Valley
Ona Synee
Prize Awarded For Journalistic Excellence at University
A prize of fifty dollars is awarded to the student in the journalism department who established the most outstanding record by the end of his junior year. Frances Ai Schott of New York, widow of the late Henry Schott, former KUJ student, funded the prize. Mr Schott was a University student from 1890 to 1892 or until his death. The document mentions advertising agency links and a sales manager role at Jerome Ward & Company.
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Enji
Juni
Tir Frances
Ai Schott
Ni York
Henry Schott
Curtis for Governor Campaign Statement Report
Topeka July report quotes Senator Curtis of Kansas stating he will take no part in the state primary campaign for governor. The wire also notes John Hamilton of Topeka, a Republican candidate, has been authorized to make a separate statement. A Boston dispatch mentions Major Douglas MacArthur and a resignation, tied to Olympic matters.
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Topeka
Fopeka State Journal
Charles Curtis
John. Hamilton
Tepek
Ni Nation
Kangas
John Hatistod
Boston
G. W. Wightman
Douglas MacArthur
American Olympic Co
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