New Government Emerges Amid Austrian Riots
A chaotic dispatch from London via AP reports Italy threatening to block Austrian rail movement unless Italy’s trains are allowed to traverse Austria. Reports from Paris, Vienna, and Prague cite Seipel's resignation, a suppressed rebellion, and rising casualties. General strike and protests spread, with rail and energy disruptions and banks moving funds toward Bratislava.
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London
Brueck
Benin
Italy
Austria
Vienna
Fiee
Seipel
Paris
APJ
Rottern
Bratislava
Czecho-shnia
Déan
Mina
Havas
Pracue
Vignna
Republican Association
Gai
Prague
Czecho-Slovakia
API
Federal seed wheat aid proposed for drought hit Kansas
Kansas Cooperative Wheat Association directors approve a resolution sending to Secretary of Agriculture William Jardine seeking government seed wheat for planting next year. They urge aid for Kansas and other states unable to finance seed purchases. State crop estimates place Kansas at about 123 million bushels, above five year average, though western areas report short crops from drought and winds.
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Wichita
The
Kansas Co-operativ
Wheat Mane Association
William Secretory
Anricultires
Kansas
State Board of Agriculture
Weekly Weather Forecast forSouthern Rocky Mountain Area
Weekly forecast notes mostly fair conditions in southern Rocky Mountain region with local mountain thunderstorms and variable temperatures through the week. Occasional precipitation expected across upper Mississippi Missouri valleys and northern central plains, with Monday or Tuesday peak activity and likely warmer spells midweek. Kansas risks partial cloudiness and cooler tonight, with Salina and Topeka showing threats on county roads turning muddy in places.
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Rocky - Mountain
Mississippi
Missouri
Great [Plains
Chieflst
Earl Shormal
Sweek
Yxarmer
Copier
Kansas
Giants Rally In Doubleheader Clinch Split With Cubs
In New York the Giants outslugged the Cubs in the first game of a July twin bill, securing a 6 6 tie in the eighth on Jack Johnsons homer off Guy Bush. The second game details are incomplete, with mixed scores listed for both teams.
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New York
Jackson
Fislky
Guy Bush
New York Giants
Cubs
Chicago
Bush
Jones
Hartnett
Benton
Taylor
Cummings
Blake
Gonzales
Henry
Boston
Cincinnati
Braves
Bancroft
Ralph
Lucas
Piginich
Greennsla
Genewich
Gibeon
Brooklyn
Alexander
Hl Bell
Snyders
Petty
Deberry
St. Louis
Haines
Schulte
Plitt
Mel Weeney
Hargreave
Philadelphia
Philadelphis
Nationals
Pittsburgh
Cy Willams
Hill
Yde
Spencer
Pruett
Ulrich
Willoughby
Decatur
Jonnard
Littsburgh
Crengros
Ruel
Blankenship
Connally
COAL
Philadelphi
Detroit
Rommele
Capper to chair state development campaign panel
Kansas City Kan July 16 AP The Kansas chamber of commerce and Kansas publishers formed a committee to guide state development. Senator Arthur Capper Topeka was named chairman to survey resources and plan a three to five year program to lure industry. Other members include George W Marble C Q Chandler Roy F Bailey Charles L Brokaw Thad C Carver Hugh Connor and A M Patten. Estimated campaign cost about 1 million dollars.
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Kansas City
Kan
Kansas
Chamber of Commerce
Maurice L. Breidenthal
Kansas Chamber of Commerce
Arthur Capper
Topeka
Senator Capper
George W. Marble
Fort Scott Tribune
C. Q. Chandler
First National Bank of Wichita
Roy. F. Bailey
Salina Journal
Charles L. Brokaw
Commercial National Bank of Kansas City
Tha
Farmers and President Coolidge dine in Ardmore
Farmers from South Dakota Nebraska and nearby areas traveled to Ardmore for a ceremonial dinner with President Coolidge and Mrs. Coolidge. The event marked a special reception during a summer week, highlighting agricultural figures and national leaders in a formal table setting.
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Ardmore
Smith
Dakota
Nebraska
Missouri Artillery One March to Fort Riley
Three units of northwest Missouri national guard artillery totaling about 150 men and vehicles will depart for Fort Riley Kansas for training. Burlington Junction Maryville and Albany units will move by trucks and camp near Atchison Topeka and Manhattan before arriving at Fort Riley for a weeklong stay ending July 27.
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St. Joseph
National Guards
Northwest Missouri
Tormorrore
Fort Riley
Kan
Burlington
Junction
Maryville
Albany
Camp Will
Atchison, Kan
Topeka
Manhattan
National Guard
Ft. ‘Riley
Oere
Plane Crashes Near Molokai in Fuel Pump Failure
Er nest L. Smith and Emory Bron te, trans Pacific fliers, wrecked their plane off Molokai after fuel pump failure exhausted gasoline. They initially believed fuel was low, dove into a fog bank, and struck the sea. Rescue steamers Wilhelmina Kenlowis and President Pierce redirected to aid, landing near Molokai and returning them to Honolulu.
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Honolulu
Ernest L. Smith
Emory
Bronte
trans-Pacific
Molokai
Golden Gate
Smith
Golden Gate R
Kaiwe Stree Ag
Pacific
Eco
Enoug
Wilhelmina
Kenlowis
President Pitrce
Honolua
Wheeler Field
Honolutu
Bible in New Words translated by four scholars
Chicago July 16 AP reports a new American Hebrew translation of the Old Testament completed after three years by four scholars from the United States and Canada to be published by the University of Chicago. The version renders the serpent Eve narrative in modern dialogue and expands Genesis creation to forty nine words while keeping the spirit of the King James text.
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Chicago
Univerity of
Eart
New Law Keeps 25 Percent Obligation for Old Road Districts
Topeka Kans July 16 AP land owners in road benefit districts created before the legislature must still pay 25 percent of road construction costs. The share was lowered to 1 1/2 percent by the new law, but an attorney general opinion says districts must cover the 25 percent as assessments were finalized after the change. Beynton assistant attorney general prepared the opinion for Butler county authorities.
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Topeka
Kans
Land Beynton
Butler County
Settled: Sapiro Ford Libel Suit Ends in Apology
Chicago reports Aaron Sapiro's one million libel suit against Henry Ford and the Dearborn Independent has been settled with Ford admitting the attack was ill advised and inaccurate. No money changed hands, papers prepared to discontinue the federal case.
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Chicago
Aaron Sapiro
Henry Ford
Sapiro
Ford
Dearborn
Independent
Dearborn Independent
Fox
Karl J. Davis
Davis
Explosions Hit Los Angeles Aqueduct Water Supply
Two dynamite blasts late at night and early today damaged the Owens Valley aqueduct near Lone Pine and eight miles north of Independence, tearing a water gate and trenching. Guards fired into darkness with no effect. Damages and scope are uncertain as LA officials warn the reserve supply should last until repairs.
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Los Angeles
Los Angeles Aqueduct
Independence
Cal
Lone Pine
Both Pines
Owens Valley
Bureau of Water and Power
Appeal in Decision on County Land Acquisition
An appeal from a decision of the board of county commissioners was filed today in district court by Elmer Brown. The board, exercising eminent domain, voted June 8 to acquire land for road purposes. The land, five and one half miles south of Lawrence on federal highway No. TA W, is a little over one acre and was appraised at 60. Hold up filling station.
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Board of County Commissioners
Elmer @. Brown
Brown
Lawrence
Attendants Run Beside Escaping Car After Robbery
Augusta Kansas July 16 AP Two armed bandits robbed a filling station late last night and forced the attendant to run beside the car as they escaped. The attendant was unharmed and allowed to stop after a short distance. The bandits took $50 and fled toward Winfield. Thirteenth Cavalry arrived at Camp Riley Center to begin a two week overland march from Port Riley, Kansas. Independence case delayed due to Judge Holdren’s illness. Judge Ayres will hear the Kennedy Mooney matter in his stead on vacation.
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Auugusta
Kan
Winfield
Thirteenth Cavalry
Camp Junction City
Thirteenth’ Cavalry
Riley Center
Tventytwo Miles
Port Riley
Port D
Russell
Wyoming
Fort Riley
Riley
Independence
W. Holdren
Montgomery’ County
Kennedy-Mooney
A. T. Ayres
Bik County
Butler-Chautauqua-Elks Greenwood
Alyres
Holdren
Withem's Wheat Hearings In Intercity Panel
Wichita AP reports the Interstate Commerce Commission holds hundreds of pages of grain rate testimony as hearings on west of the Mississippi straight rates unfold. Commissioner Bleyer will tour Kansas City to Orient lines while Meyer, Gilmore, and Shauffler accompany him in a bid to assess farm conditions and pricing disparities between Caldwell Renfrew and nearby grain flows.
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Wichita
Kan
Interstate Commerce Commission
Mississippi’ River
B. H. Bleyer
Kansas City
Mexico and Orient
Iman
Caldwell
Gulf of Mexico
Renfrow
Okla
Renfraw
Gulf
Kansas-Oklahoma
Moore
Renfrew
Galveston
Pickler Former Judge to Succeed Hussey on PSC
R M Pickler of Smith Canter, former district judge, accepted Gov Paulen's appointment to chair the public service commission. He wires acceptance with diffidence. Pickler will begin August 3 when L T Hussey's resignation takes effect.
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Topeke
R. M. Pickler
Smith Canter
Fires on Robbers Stuns Kansas City After Drive
Jimmy Burns, after a 29 hour nerve racking drive, faced a group of youths at his Kansas City home. He opened fire when he believed they would steal his car. Three youths were jailed and a fourth injured, with a fifth still missing. Burns plans to return to assist the probe after his drive ends at 5:33 PM.
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Jimmy Burns
Burtis
Kansas City
Burns
James
St. Fosenh Hospital
Everett Hanen
Hanan
William Haines
Harold Williams
Delmar Lipscomb
Motor Company
Real Estate Board urged to raise education level
Lou Harrington, field secretary of the National Association of Real Estate Boards, spoke at the Chamber of Commerce on elevating board education, stressing accurate valuation, equitable taxation, and promoting home ownership while urging boards to align with city plans and broader civic goals.
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Nes
Lou Harrington
National Associatio of Real Estate Boards
Chamber of Commerce
Lawrence: Real Estate Board
W. Roy Martin
Claude L. ‘Scott
Marie Starkey
Ohin
Gracel Arnold
Tennessee — Street
Harrington
Minneasiolis
Chicago Reali Estate i Board
Dervice It Chamber of Commerce
Real Ace
Actus
Boys Egg At Theatre Sparks Police Action
A group of boys threw eggs at a theatre at 10 oclock prompting police to record names. Disturbance complaints led to a patrol presence. officials warn that harmless fun could bring serious trouble. Armistice reports also note Chiang Kai shek and Chang Tsung Chang agreement in China.
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Varsity Theatres
Chine
London
Chiang Kai- Shek
Chang Tsung Chang
Shantung
Reuter
Peking
Goff
Capper Deplores Western Railroads’ Rate Hike Push
At Oberta, Kansas July 16 AP Senator Arthur Capper criticized western railroads for seeking higher rates as hearings in Wichita proceed. He praised the Esch-Cummins act for stabilizing rail service after World War I and warned some lines might not push for higher rates if in charge. He spoke at a chamber of commerce forum, predicting flood control would be top priority at the December session and farm relief also key.
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Obtawa
Kan
Arthur Capper
Wich
Adening
Chamber of Commerce
Wesleyan Foundation preacher to speak at South Park service
Rev Edwin P F, director of student work for the Wesleyan Foundation, will preach at the South Park union service Sunday evening on Tests of Living. Carl Friksen will be the trombonist with Evelyn Swarth oat as soloist, and Mr Mickden, remembered for last summer, will perform. A strong chorus leads congregational singing and seats will be provided for all.
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Edwin PF. Police
Wesleyan Foundation
South Park
Trice
University of Wallene
Northwestern Caniversty
Cavett Biblical Institute
Kansis
T He
Relious Education
Siso
Carl Friksen
Evelyn Swarthoat
Mickden
Jocelyn
Cindard
Bartlett
Gas rate fight goes to high court in Kansas
In Topeka on July 16 AP reports both sides in the Wichita Hutchinson Newton gas rate dispute appeared before the Kansas Supreme Court. The Public Service Commission appeals a Shawnee County district court ruling deeming lower city rates unreasonable. Hutchinson city seeks injunction against proposed rates as the high court prepares to hear motions and arguments tomorrow.
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Topeka
Wichita-Hutchinson- Newton
Supreme Court
Public Service Commission
Shawnee
Ose
Wreme ¢Tourt
Reto County
Hutchinsony
Ras Company
Keno County
Thas
Thas Much As the ‘Mitter Is’ Before the High Tribunal. ‘the City of Hutchsinson
District Court
Ig Veel
Will bar children from hearings in Kennedy cases
In Coffeyville on Monday hearings in state cases against Iva Kennedy Wichita and Tulia Mooney Coffeyville regarding the alleged assault of Margaret Akers on March 17 will exclude anyone under 16. Special Prosecutor Walter Keith of Coffeyville urged allowing attorneys newspapermen jurors and those vitally interested to hear the trial. Judge J W Le announced no special seats would stand and the courtroom would be locked when full.
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Independence
Sulgi
A. P
Iva Kennedy
Wichita
Tulia Mooney
Caffeyville
Browing
Margaret Akers
Coffeyville
Walter Keith
J. W. le
Attempted dynamiting hits Chanute church in Kansas
An unsuccessful blast at the Catholic Church in Chanute Kansas was found after a fuse burned out. A stick of ammonium powder similar to that used at Ash Grove Cement plant was discovered on church steps. Four caps and fuses were stolen from the plant last night. Father John J Macinerny questions motives as Beloit utility chief H H Hall to oversee water plant rebuilding.
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Chanute
Kan
Ash Grove Lime and Portland Cement F Company
John J. Macinerny
Four Week Term Opens Monday at University
The university announces a four week term starting Monday with 7:30 morning classes and a series of faculty changes. Dr Hans C Olsen joins teacher training faculty and Ketone Nia arrives in Lawrence. Guilford becomes permanent member of education, Rosenow assists abnorma psychology, Hoopes ill, Hoopes vacation, Miss Esther Wilson and Miss Charlotte Aiken replace others in English. William Lewis joins science from Kansas City Junior College. Edwin Hadley will join law faculty from Notre Dame for the term.
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Frona
Hans C. Olsen
Jf Teacher's College
Ketone
School of Equcaation
Th University Gubmersion
PB. Guilford
U Seine
Tichie
Gurt Rosenow
New York City
Edwin Hadley
Ity
Notre Dame Univ
Law
Camden
Ark
K U Coach to Lead Life Saving and Swimming Program
University of Kansas coach Allphin will travel to Camden Arkansas for a four week life saving and first aid program under the Camden Red Cross chapter. He previously led similar sessions last summer passing about twenty five life saving tests. He plans to form a Red Cross life saving corps and will serve as a Midwest division examiner. He has a service medal for 200 hours of volunteer work and will return to his duties in September.
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Herbert G. Aliphin
Talay
Camden
Ark
The
Red Cross
Mid-West
St. Louis
Allphin
A. Red Cross Ifo
Midwest
Arrest Report Tangles Allege Bomb Plot and Murder
Elmer Kane, Waterlong Ta, detained by police after allegedly accepting 1000 dollars and a car from Joe Athuns to fly a plane dropping bombs on Charles Bing’s road house. Kane, 26, claimed Adams was murdered the morning of the bombing. Federal officers reported Shelton gang complicity in a Collinsville mail robbery and Kane’s flight, with a promised vehicle and bombs aboard.
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Waterlong
Bontesis
Joe Athuns
Charles Binger
Adams
Dugquain
Flese
Burksvillea
State report quo and corporate fee enforcement in Topeka
Topeka Kan July 16 AP those corporations that have not filed annual reports or paid fees to the state charter board were urged by Frankel Ryan secretary of state to comply or cease business in Kansas. Ryan asked the attorney general to compel obedience or force shut down. Magi O Ros Campbell of Portland Ore will visit Mrs Anna B Oliver and Miss Hannah diver tomorrow.
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Failte
Topeka
Kan
APAC
State Charter Board
Frankel Ryan
William A. Smith
Lorex General
Ryan
Ka SS
Magi O. Ros Campbell
Portland
Ore
Anna B. Oliver
Migs
Hannah ‘ Diver
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