Lindley Opens as Kansas State University Chancellor
Dr. Lindley began duties as chancellor at the University, expressing appreciation for Lawrence faculty and townspeople. He defended American democratic ideals and education, stressing leadership through law, majority will, and liberty, and praised the university’s growth under Dr. Strong.
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Tan
Lindley
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Dr. Strong
State of
Kane
Prohibition Candidate Returns to Kansas After Eight Years
Rev Hope Pack Abilene and Jane le Thie A T Tope, once a Prohibition party gubernatorial candidate in this state, return from Florida after eight years and plan to settle in Kansas.
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Jane
Gover
Prohibition Party
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Florida
Weather sketch shows partly cloudy to showers in east area
Partly cloudy with possible thundershowers in extreme east. Saturday looks generally fair with little temperature change. Includes improvised notes on temperatures and times, but lacks official measurements or location identifiers.
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Kansas
Bradley Wins Fourth In Harvard Tryouts
Harvard tryouts at Harvard Stadium in Boston on July 16 set a fast track for the national Junior Amateur Championship preliminaries. Bradley finished fourth in the distance events with 21 feet 1 inch, while Paul Courtois of Monakw was 22 feet 9 inches in the broad jump and Everett from Kn Hoy Dievanie posted another distance placing.
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N.Y
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Hoy Dievanie
Red Cross Salvage Plan Adjusts Stores in Division
A wartime Red Cross salvage plan folds shops in Missouri Arkansas and other states into a Southwestern Division network. The aim is to stabilize living costs by centralizing storage and distribution of usable materials and clothing for relief efforts.
Three sentenced in Nebraska bank robbery case
A man among the trio involved in the Hoy Nebraska Bank robbery near Rez Lake on May 21 was sentenced to three to ars in the Nebraska penitentary and to repay twice the missing securities valued at 2000. In Auburn the trial halted as one pleaded guilty and another was injured. Roy Edwards remains at large.
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Harry You
Kansas City
Rez — Lake
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Neb
State Bank
Nebraska
Auburn
Jey
D Ingram
Nebraska Penitentiary
Roy Edwards
Liberty
Stay for Chamblis Sprinct Daily Plea for Appeal
Application filed for 9 of suersed imprisserment of Dorsey Charblis Terme a negro police man and Emmi Ross. convicted in Chicago of abducting and confining Bertha Weibrek a white girl from Kansas. Carter of the superior court ordered panels today. The We'heckinl died at Teuit amid alleged mistreatment.
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Ami Emmi Ross
Chicago
Sma
Merry Reserty
Bertha Weibrek
Kansi
Ote
Dustien Carter
Superie Court
Teimorreyw
We'heckinl
Wheat market shocks traders on July 16
Chicago reports a sharp wheat price drop as trading opens with little buying interest and heavy selling pressure. Prices swing from unchanged to lower by about 20 to 13 cents, and December contracts lead the decline amid general market weakness.
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Chicagos
Alcohol fuel experiments spark wartime engine trials
Government presses renewed effort to run automobiles and internal combustion engines on varying mixtures of alcohol and petroleum. Officials cite potential wartime efficiency and fuel diversification as a goal, with pilot programs and testing planned.
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Copean
Srimenttere
Riots in Trieste Leave Two Dead and Heavy Loss
Two people were killed and thirty million lire in property damage inflicted during a disturbance in Trieste. Italians attacked Jugo Slavic hotels and businesses as rioters targeted the area. Doctors Welch and Welch are referenced in connection with the report.
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Popolus Iitalia
Los Angeles Quake Shakes City With Widespread Panic
An earthquake centered in Los Angeles at 10 AM causes broken plaster and fear across towns. Many residents abandon buildings as telephone service falters and crowds fill streets seeking safety.
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Odin
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Considerah
Howe
Ingleweed
Resolute Wins First America's Cup Match Over Shamrock IV
The Resolute led early as Shamrock IV suffered a bowsprit accident near the finish of the first race. Repairs were pursued quickly, with the defender racing to be ready for a second attempt off Sandy Hook.
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unidentified gunman victim found shot in New York
An unidentified well dressed man was found shot five times in New York early today while being moved toward treatment. Mire Loc retia Leroy transported him by limousine to a hospital but police reported he was in critical condition and died soon after.
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New York
Locretia Leroy
Pel
Semifinal lineups and political invitations across multiple regions
The fragment lists semifinal competitors including Bob Jones of Atlanta and Charles Chick EF with Henry Wonater of Memphis and Clarence Wolff of St. Louis in a sports context. It also reports a New York note that Republicans nominated for the presidency at Chicago have been invited to a weeklong national reception, and mentions nine generals appointed by the War Department under a new reorganization.
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Atlanta
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Henry Wonater
Memphis
Tennessee
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Clarence Wolff
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Java Sugar Trade and Antarctic Ocean Depth Noted
The report notes Java sugar refined by Japan and sold to merchants with 49 900 tons in March and a further 69 000 tons contracted for Formosan and Java sugar. Deliveries are planned to New York Seattle San Francisco and other areas. Also mentions the Antarctic Ocean depth averaging under 2000 fathoms.
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United
New York
Seattle
San Francisco
Revolt Plans Found Tied to Nuevo Leon Uprising
Mexico City reports Gen Pablo Gonaule, a revolt candidate in Nuevo Leon, will face trial after officials reveal his alleged involvement in the Abevizine revolution. Authorities identify Gen M Mare and Gen Amaro as key figures and say plans mention loyalty to rebel factions amid regional control tensions.
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Germans balk at occupation plans amid Ruhr talks
German delegates object to the Allied coal terms and seek changes to the note. They warned the Ruhr occupation clause hinges on a six percent coal output target by October 1, and said German replies to the Allied note would not be ready before 11 o clock.
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Close ElmdaLe Camp 16
A fragmented report notes a closure of ElmdaLe Camp 16 and mentions a condemned individual named Rehan O'bare from prison. The article references Mrs. Albert Fo Tones of Vishon and hints at a next meeting place.
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Fragmented Text Summary of Unknown Source
Incomplete OCR fragment mentions wool items and an unnamed sequence involving Monbathan and Ikea. No clear event, date, or identifiable organizations are readable.
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Ikea
Faded OCR Note Sparks VUelp Mention
Fragmentary text references a promise and a court case tied to a recent event. Names and precise details are unreadable. The item hints at a legal or civic matter but lacks clear entities or outcomes to confirm.
Miss O Visits Her Raw Mother in Denver
Miss O of Denver visits her mother Mrs J M Wood and Marcia Wood for a few days, with Wood and family hosting in Colorado. The brief item notes domestic travel and kinship ties in the city.
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Denver
Colo
J. M. Wood
Sunt
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Voters Register in City Clerk Office Hours Adjusted
Voters must register at the city clerk’s office which extended hours this week from noon to 6 PM and again until 6 PM in the evening. Next week the office will stay open until 10 PM to accommodate registrations.
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Kent
Sestian
Car Accident Lawsuit Seeks 2000 From Utility Firm
George Reed Logan, then 16, was injured when a Kansas Electric Utilities street car struck and dragged him near Massachusetts Street and the Varsity Theatre during a student disturbance in October. His mother files a district court suit for $2000 alleging high speed on the wrong track and serious injuries.
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New Hampshire
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Bam
Journal-World
Lutheran pastorate moved to Lawrence new hire
The Rev Norman D Goehring and Mrs Goehring arrived in Lawrence from Wisconsin to take the pastorate at Trinity Lutheran Church located at 11th and New Hampshire streets He comes after serving as assistant pastor at a Madison Wisconsin Lutheran church He was educated at Wittenburg College in Springfield Ohio and was recruited with support from the Southern Organization for Student Activities in State Universities A service will be held Sunday at eleven with former pastor Rev Stauffer presiding The Goehrings will reside in the parsonage once ready conducted by Rev Clarence Gardner from St Joseph Missouri until then the Schultz couple at 746 Indiana street will oversee church and parsonage preparations
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Lawrence
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Madison
Mar. Goehr
Chorar
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Springfield
Ohio
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Stauiler
Clarence E. Gardner
St. Joseph
Indiana Street
Roth
Hail Storm Damages Glass in Salina
An early July hail storm struck Salina injuring storefront glass and pane work. The event caused scattered damage to homes and businesses with estimates awaiting assessment and repair costs.
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Doge Salina
Kans
Record of Orange Yield and Bavarian Table Service Claim
Miami reports Jaly Saar season yields with 5 237 oranges from three trees in a grove. one 17 year old tree produced 2097 oranges, another 1650, and the third 1580. An ex King of Bavaria is said to own a solid gold table service of 400 pieces.
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Miami
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Bavaria
Liberal party formed by former Committee of 48 members
In Chicago on July 16 a new Liberal party emerged led by Judge Arthur G. Ray of York Nebraska and Allen McCurdy. About 50 to 60 signers attended the call and other members were barred from the hall. Lester Barlow of World War Veterans was escorted out after attempting to speak. McCurdy and Ray favored no new party yet, with ongoing conference planned.
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Allen MecCurdy
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Bovine Jag Clue to Moonshine Still Discovery
Durham N July 16 John King, a farmer near town, found two cows lying in a pasture in a stupor. A veterinarian declared them drunk, and a search uncovered a moonshine still hidden in a secluded corner of the pasture. The cows had eaten mash used by the distillers.
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Clergyman recalls tale of good Samaritan attack in Philadelphia
The Rev. Alexander Dowde of Hill City Kansas reports a robbery and assault in Philadelphia while en route to Ireland on a church mission. He says he was beaten and left unconscious in a moat, later picked up by a vessel and taken to a hospital for several weeks, delaying his trip.
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Land
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Everal
Elect Miss Bresette At Convention In New Orleans
Frank E Hoffman secretary of the Minnesota Industrial Commission announced Bresette from Topeka Kansas as a convention official. Miss Bresette was re elected as secretary of the Kansas Industrial Welfare Commission and will hold a leadership role at the annual Action of Government Labor 208 officials gathering in New Orleans.
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Boiler Explosion Near La Fontaine Injures No One
A boiler on an oil rig near La Fontaine Kansas exploded sending debris 500 to 690 feet. A drilling crew and two women nearby escaped major harm as they ducked away from the blast. The shock knocked them down but left no injuries.
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Fowwich
University Women Plan Third Cooperative House Opening
The University women program seeks a third cooperative house to be opened next fall at 1231 Louisiana street with Mrs. Catherine Burnett as chaperon. Funds will be raised by a food sale at McCulloch's Drug Store with Mrs. W. C. Simons in charge. Evelyn Moore of the Christian Church Mission Board explores housing for University women in Lawrence.
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Louisiana Street
Catherine Burnett
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Lawrence
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Apache inmate appeals death sentence at Leavenworth
John Aday an Apache inmate at Leavenworth Federal Prison appeals his death sentence for killing fellow prisoner Thomas Watson. Aday already had a life term when he murdered Watson on August 22 1919. His execution date is set for September 3.
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Water main break disrupts southeast Lawrence area
A water main burst this morning shut off service to a large district in southeast Lawrence. The affected zones include Ninth Street from Massachusetts to Connecticut, Connecticut from Ninth to Tenth, Tenth from Connecticut to New York, New York from Ninth to Tenth, and the single block on New Jersey.
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Ottawa Memorial Auditorium to Be Memorial Building
The Ottawa Kansas project for the municipal auditorium progresses with completion expected by October 1. The edifice will honor Franklin county soldiers and sailors, built as originally planned without a heating plant or furnishings despite the $75,000 appropriation.
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Kans
Municipal Auditorium
Franklin County
Ambushed Police Patrol in Limerick County
A patrol of two constables and a retiree was ambushed in Adair District, County Limerick. One constable was wounded and died later. the other two were uninjured, according to official reports.
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