De Valera Heads to Dublin as Sinn Fein Answers Loom
In London a British plan for Ireland awaits Sinn Fein judgment while Eamonn De Valera departs Houston for Dublin to brief his cabinet on the proposed settlement Lloyd George will receive updates as Ulster Premier Craig may join talks later. Dublin and Belfast dispatches report no cabinet opinion yet.
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London
Associated Press
Eamonn de Malera
Ireland
Sinn Fein Igaders
Dublin
Eamonn de Valera
Huston Station
Trishenthaast
Sinn Fein
Daily
Loyd George
de Valera
Ames Craig
Ulster
Belfast
Lloyd Corge
Eamonn
Dealera
Ister
Iitish
Governor Apologizes Over Testimony in Rate Case
Gov Aulen publicly apologizes for statements made to the public utilities commission during Southwest Bell Telephone Co rate hearings. Clyde M. Kerdl chairman of the commission faces inquiries after the foray into moral penalties noted as privileged in a committee order.
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Yopeka
Gov. Aulen
Ant Refire
Clyde M. Kerdl
Southwestreell Telephone Company
Réed
Youth Held on Check Forgery Charge Near Lawrence
Henry Wood about five years old, reported living twelve miles north of Lawrence, was taken from Citizens State Bank to the county jail on suspicion of passing bad checks. He allegedly passed a check signed by J House at Hunter Grocery for groceries and two other checks drawn on banks with no funds. A $50 check he signed himself was pinned at Citizens Bank when officers arrived.
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Henry Wood
Lawrence
Citizens State Bank
J. House
Hunter
Theitizens. Bank
President May Go Camping With Harding Party Near Washington
President and Mrs. Harding contemplate joining a camping party this weekend near Washington. The group includes Harvey Firestone of Akron Henry Ford and Thomas A Edison. Plans favored a late departure by motor with possible joining tomorrow if timing allows.
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Washington
Harding
Firestone
Akron
Henry Hord
Thomas A
Clean Up KKK from the Inside Takes Trail of Violators
The Imperial Wizard warns the Klan is on the trail of all violators. The message emphasizes internal purification and action against those who break its code, signaling ongoing enforcement within the movement.
Ku Klux Klan alibi claim questioned by officer
Colonel Simmons says outsiders imitate Klan garb to commit crimes in Texas and Oklahoma. He warns investigators will watch all oath takers and urges federal and civil authorities to act on evidence. New membership rising at about 3000 weekly, with charter revocations noted.
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I Worth
Ku Klux
Oklahoma
Svithin
Soni
Texas
Simmons
Kalux Klan
Fenort
Kipx
Adams placed on bond after Texas shooting death
Henry Adams is held on one thousand dollar bond at Matador Texas after a shooting to death of L Burden a noted young farmer of Notta Tittd Motley county near Childress. Four other party members are each on two hundred dollar bonds. The incident caused great excitement in the community about twenty miles southwest of Childress.
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Wichita Palls
Texas
Henry Adams
Matador
L. Burden
Notta- Tittd
Motley County
Adams
Childress
Eudora Residents Urge Oil Road From Town to County Line
Delegations from Ru Goa and nearby areas asked the county board to oil the road east from Eudora to the county line. The board planned a joint review of both possible routes and set a special viewing time. Local officials prepared to discuss connections between Fort Road and city pavement systems.
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Eudora
Ru- Goa
Board of County Commissioners
Bo Hh
Appointee Named to Head Shipping Board Claims Commission
Walter D. Meals, former assistant justice of the Ohio appellate court, was named by President Harding to lead the Shipping Board's claims commission. The panel will settle claims totaling 211 million dollars against the board.
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Washington
Walter D. Meals
Ohio Appellate Court
Asker
The
Shipping Board
Een
Harding
Crisis in Ange French Relations and Silesia Note Debate
Anglo French friction grows as Briand presses for more troops in Upper Silesia and Paris awaits Berlin’s reply. British leaders resist reinforcements while Briand seeks unity with Miller and calls for full Allied cooperation. Paris papers debate trust in Germany and the meaning of the Oppeln commission text.
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France
Upper Silesia
Pramier Briand
Supreme Council
Lonijan
Lloyd George
Paris
Briand
Miller
Berlin
Silesian
Petit Parisien
Allied High Commission
Oppeln
Kigh Commission
Germany
Examinations Held For Cream Licensing At Court House
An examination was conducted at the courthouse today for cream-living licenses under the statute law. A senior officer oversaw the process while county officials reviewed applicants. All holders of temporary or special permits facing expiration must retake the examinations when held in their locality or travel to Manhattan to complete the process.
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Court House
Atute
Phe
Otis Gowd
Glas County
Missioner
M. Jones
Manhattay
Big Waste in New York Building Industry Report
A New York report from the American Council on waste elimination says the building industry loses half a billion dollars yearly in wages due to unemployment and inefficient practices. It cites irregular employment, poor management, and wasteful regulations as major causes, with poorly designed equipment as a secondary factor. It notes the sector ranks second in losses and contributes over three billion annually to national wealth.
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New York
American & Council
Final Examinations Begin At K U Today
First term of summer session closes and new enrollments open at Fraser Hall 124 as students report for a four week term. W. Johnson, director, notes enrollment continues today and tomorrow with refunds and charges set for the four week period.
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Roumele
Fraser Hall
K. U
Heral
Fraser
Prdfl
W. UW. Johnson
Lamb worm treatment meetings to aid Douglas county sheep
Etling from Kansas Star Agricultural College will visit Douglas county next Monday and Tuesday to lead meetings on lamb worm eradication. Sessions are set for Monday at 2 PM at the Reorg Mitkley farm southeast of Tank Star and Tuesday at 9 AM at the C. D. McCulough farm in Twin Mdund. An additional meeting at Lewis Fetherstoi farm near Globe may follow if threshing delays permit.
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Etling
Kansas Star Agricultural College
Douglas County
Dougtas County Farm Bureau
Reorg Mitkley
Tank Star
C. D. McCulough
Mdund
Lewis Fetherstoi
Globe
Tukpdaty
Stolen Car Case Tied to Nebraska City Incident
Country treasurer reports a Fort sedan theft in Salturday sixty and an abandoned vehicle scene near a plage. Sheriff Johns notes suspects continued their journey from there toward Fort, with Pillow en route to Nebraska City to recover his car.
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Nebraska City
Nebasa
G. W. Dillon
Johns
Fat Fort Sedan
Pillow
Zork Claims He Started Alleged Game Fixing Scene
Chicago July 22 Carl Zork of St Louis a defendant in the baseball trial testified during the 1919 work's series that he startled the alleged game fixing deal Hal Redmon of East St Louis testified that Zork told him he started the whole oval scheme and it cost him a cent
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Chicago
Carl Zork
St. Louis
Hal Redmon
East St. Louis
Torah
Zork
Tecman
Judge McDermott to Speak at County Picnic
Douglas County CPA meeting favors Judge McDermott of the Kansas industrials court as speaker for the Woodland Park picnic on August 3. Governor Allen sends a message praising him. The all day event includes music by the F A U band and an evening dance for members and families from across the county.
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Douglas County
Chamber’ Aif | Commerce
McDermott
Kansas Industrials ~ Court
Woodland’ Park
Allen
McDermott Ould
Reports Famine in Russia Says 25 Million Affected
An official Soviet press release from Moscow dated June 23 says famine is raging among Russia's population due to drought and disease, with about 25 million people affected. It cites terrible conditions and widespread distress across the country.
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Russia
New York
Fravda
Moscow
Murder at Reform School Leaves Clare Bogln’s Brother Dead
Theodore Werneke, a youth from St Joseph, killed Emmet Bouldin, brother of Clare Bouldin, at Booneville reform school with a butcher knife and a glass bar. He escaped in an automobile as a posse pursued. Bouldin leaves a wife and five daughters. Emmet Bouldin, of Sedalia, is reported killed, with kin in Lawrence and friends in Sedalia.
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Boonevie
Theodore Iwernecke, iv
St. Jseph
Vecily
Bouldin Twiges
Tign
Bouldin Jis
Governor Small Statement Defense Against Arrest Report
Governor Small issued a statement reacting to an alleged embezzler resisting arrest. The report notes his stance and the surrounding controversy without detailing further allegations.
Immunity Question Faces Governor Small Arrest Issue
Springfield July 22 Governor Small’s lawyers argue that arrest while in office would violate the constitution and public welfare. The dispute hinges on whether state executive immunity applies, potentially delaying or preventing a warrant if he is immune during his term.
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Springfield
Gove Small
Smh
Gover Lors
Istate' Eet
Capius
Small
Timnes
Executive Department
Javan
al Governon
Crimial Barkes
Spinnefields
Tipur
Cis
Sterling
Merida Curtis
Ct Persia
SITTING ON THE WORLD REPORTS KANsas AND DOUGLAS COUNTY
ER Spene notes after a trip east that Kansas and Douglas county show strong crops and better business. Manufacturers’ activity remains solid though inventories rise and buyers stay cautious. Peckham returns from eastern markets optimistic about a future trade uptick and continued heat and travel challenges.
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Kansas
Douglas County
ER. S.pene
Peckham
Trin
Easan
Tno
Aras
Arrest in Overalls Theft Case Highlights Local Robbery
A store owner reported two Black men entered seeking overalls. One man concealed a garment while the other distracted the owner. Police arrested Charles Thomas after a call from Sam Galitzky, and another suspect was escorted to the city limits. Thomas was jailed while the other suspect was released overviewed.
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Charles
Thomas
Sam Galiteler
Galitzky
Cdat Lye S
University grid star to aid Kahsak high schools
George Hotsy Clark, the university football captain, will begin duties September 1 to assist Kahsak high schools. He will lecture and advise during winter months after the season, according to Director of Athletics Alli. The program extends the coaching and athletics guidance offered this summer.
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George “Hotsy” Clark
Pridiron
Kahsak High Schoors
Alli
Dr. Allen
Clark
Fon
Postponed Spyingfiehl Meeting Delays Actions
Report notes actions postponed by the judge delaying all further activity until next Tuesday after a group of newspaper men gathered in a corpt room. Governor involved as arrests surface amid the postponement.
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Kedlvessine
Sterling Gave Bond in Tax Probe Linked to Governor Small
Federal investigation into whether income tax was paid on $2,000,000 mentioned in indictments against Governor Small and others has begun. The probe centers on Sterling and associates as part of broader inquiry into funds and immunity claims. De Albright, proprietor, noted in dispatches from July 22.
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Naxen Chitara
Small
Convicted For Forged Check Protector Purchase
In Green Bay on July 22 Fred A. Burke of New Orleans was convicted of buying a check protector with a forged check and sentenced to five years in the Green Bay reformatory.
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Greeenbay
Wis
Fred A. Burke
New Orleans
Louisiana
Greenbay Reformatory
Year Round club gifts clock to Lawrence Memorial hospital
A Year Round club presentation at Pinckney Park last night in connection with a weekly band concert raised 1,009 dollars for Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Mrs M G Hughes presided. S C Raskin accepted the gift for the hospital board as Judge C A Smart praised the nurses and hospital care. The gift will be mounted on the main stairs and the club funded melodic chimes with refreshments serving as the proceeds.
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Lawrence Medical Hospital
Pinckney
M. G.huges
Roma Club
Shi
H. B. Asher
Whc RI
S| C. Raskin
Albertine Sinclair
Eight Baptists Drown At Matagorda Bay Campout
Eight delegates to the Baptist Young People's Union drowned when a party of thirty-one camp members swam from a camp ground to the mouth of a bayou at Matagorda Bay. An undertow caused the tragedy as rescuers search for the remaining five bodies.
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Talachos
Joly Bolles
Baptist Young People’s Union
Matagorda
Bay
Annual Picnic Revived in Butted County Kansas
The Butted county harvest horn picnic, abandoned during the war, will be revived August 18 at a grove near Leon. Morgan, publisher of the Hutchinson News and former lieutenant governor, has been invited to deliver the principal address.
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Lel
Kan
Grove
Leon
LY ¥. Morgan
Hutchinson News
Need Men for Harvest in Ango New Location
In July 1942 Ango North Louisiana seeks men for harvesting the next crop and other duties. Mrs. M. Bowe, head of the federal employment service, said farmers will pay per day to workers.
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Ango
N.L
Norti
Mlb. Bowe
Patton Bridge Bond Issue Ordered by County Commission
County commissioners this afternoon approved eight resolutions directing the county engineer to finish plans specifications and estimates for rebuilding the Patton Bridge on the Wakaran canal. The project will require about 250000 in bridge bonds after existing funds run out and new construction is needed. Indicted bank officers list 175 cases in Douglas county grand jury report with a bank shortage of 546000. Birmingham notes a business and professional women's club with 1400 members.
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Nsers
Patton
Tubenla
Douglas County
Arcola State
Fair Board Sets Night Admission for Douglas County Fair
Douglas County fair board meets at the Chamber of Commerce to finalize admission policy for Woodland Park events September 20 21 22 and 28. Trustees voted a ten cent charge for admission and discussed season tickets priced at fifty cents valid for all four days. J Lane reported mailing premium lists to county school officials and others while plans for large advance ticket sales were outlined. The next meeting is scheduled for August 2 with luncheon at the Chamber of Commerce.
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Douglas County
Woodland Park
Chamber of Commerce
J. Lane
Fair Board
Beekeepers Meet in Douglas County Bank Rooms
The Beekeepers of Douglas County held their meeting in a bank hall rather than the planned eree rooms. About fifteen to twenty beekeepers attended as members of the state organization were present and a local association was expected to be formed before adjournment this afternoon.
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Douglas’ County
Dou
Eree
University plans introduced by Herbert Hare for future buildings
Landscape architect Herbert Hare presented a twenty year plan for new campus buildings to the university committee. The proposal outlines development steps and priorities for the coming decades.
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Herbert Hare
Troubleman in 1921 Potato Field Study
R L Rhoads of Kansas State Agricultural College works in Douglas and Kaw Valley potato fields this week to analyze crop yields and dealer refusals. He compares regional practices with Michigan to guide growers and assess storage and marketing methods.
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Kk. L. Rhoads
Kansas State Agricultural College
Douglas County
Ku Valley
Michigan
Kaw Valley
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