Icebreaker Sedoy to Join in Search for Amundsen Group
Moscow reports the Soviet rescue commission orders icebreaker Sedoy in Arctic quarters to search the Franz Josef Land region, pushing northwest from Cape Flora to locate Roald Amundsen and the Italia crew. Maligin and Krassin missions update as planes, spare parts, and overhauls are arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Soviet Rescue Commission
Sedoy
Iin Arctic Quarters
Franz ‘Joseph Land
Amundsen
Cape Flora
Franz Joseph Land
Maligin
Archangel
Vize
Krassin
Tidlia
Vigliéri
Foyn Island
Stavanger
Leninstad
Chukhnovsky
Hargiss Plans 1928 KU Football Start After Summer
Coach H W Bill Hargiss who led Kansas grid teams earlier in Emporia spent the summer preparing to move to Lawrence for the 1928 season. He will return tomorrow and stay through the summer to arrange plans and recruit athletes, including Kansas conference players and high school stars, for part time jobs during the school year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.W
Bill” Hargiss
University of Kansas
Emporia
Lawrence
Hargiss
Kansas
Harpiss
K.U
President Would Remove Prohibition From Politics
Silas H. Strawn of Chicago, head of the American Bar Association, urged that prohibition not be a political issue and called for law observance in a keynote address at a national lawyers’ convention in Seattle. He warned of rising violence, urged adherence to the constitution or its amendment, and reviewed 50 years of legal changes including criticism of the Eighteenth Amendment's durability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Silas H. Strawn
Chicago
American Bar Association
United States
Strawn
Paroled banker John N Richardson leaves prison for Wichita
John N Richardson former president of the American State Bank of Wichita was released on temporary parole from the state penitentiary in Lansing Kansas and departed immediately for Wichita He had been serving a 9 900 to 45 year sentence for receiving deposits in an insolvent bank the governor commuted it to one to five years citing health reasons Also included are marriage license notices and a theft report for a bicycle along with a collective family thanks note from local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
Kans
John N. Richardson
American State Bank of
Wichita
Pailen
Richardson
Faulenes
Cox
Topeka
Hewitt
Hudson
Chevrolet
Eaton
Union Pacific
Godsy
Helen
Midland
Kansas
Lawrence
Educator Dr. Robert S. Thompson Leads Sumner Forum
University of Missouri educator Dr. Robert S. Thompson spoke at the Sumner session forum in the Little Theater Greenhall last night. A thirty minute discussion followed his address as students participated actively. One more forum may be held before the four week term ends, though plans are not yet definite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas
Greenhall
Robert S
Thompson
University of Missouri
Eanig Anna
Bohnsack
Anna
Knox Emporia
Joe H. Merstreet
Topeka
Christ’seer
Eudora
Clyde
M. Reed
Spear
John Jamilton
Morrell
Mercer
Kansas City
Kansas
Public Service
House of ‘Representatives
J. D.M. Hamilton
Hamilton
KU bi ological science building foundation starts
Concrete work for the $200000 University of Kansas biological science building foundation began today. The project, to replace Snowball, proceeds rapidly under P D Olmstead Construction Co. with east side forms completed and north and west sides to follow soon. Charles Cuthbert, state architect, drew the plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas
P. D. Olmstead Construction Company
Chas. Cuthbert
Train Demonstrates Vitamin A Need and Home Storage
The Lime Train showcased vitamin needs and included a complete storage cellar display for fresh vegetables and canned fruits. Nutrition specialists explained keeping vegetables fresh with sand and outlined plans for a similar cellar at K A C. The train left Lawrence at 10 30 for Eudora, with morning events including a free motion picture show and Kaw river boat races drawing spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Euidora
Kaw River
Divorce Granted To Mrs Morrell In Newark Case
Mildred M Morrell was granted a divorce from Edward M Morrell of Newark an author lecturer and former convict accused of cruelties including threats and hypnotism The hearings featured a dagger produced by Morrells wife and testimony detailing beatings and alleged threats tied to his writings and outlaw fame The case cites prison crafted weapon and mentions The Star Rover and a California feud背景
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N. J
Mildred M. Morrell
Edward M. Morrell
Newark
Cruser
Morra
Ban Quentin
Iene
Morrell
California
San Joaquin Valley
Southern Pacific Railway
Old Union Pacific train visits Lawrence for public viewing
Lawrence residents will see a replica of the first westbound Union Pacific passenger train on Tuesday morning July 31 from 9:03 to 10:11. Car No 1 mail baggage passenger car No 9 emigrant sleeper No 101 business car and a small locomotive will be shown with the open berth display and historic relics including Lincoln memorabilia. The exhibit travels to Pawnee near Fort Riley on August 1 for the formal presentation of the restored territorial capitol site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Union Pacific
Kansas
City
Missouri River
Robert Louis. . Stevenson
Plains
Union Pacific Historical ‘Mmuseum
Lincoln
Utah
Promontory Point
Pacific ‘Coast
Jim Bridger
Pawnee
Fort Riley
Es . G. 0. Brophy
Department of Public Relations
R. H. Beermann
Union Pacific Historical Museum
Wichita and Topeka win in junior baseball meet
In Emporia Kansas July 25 Wichita defeated Winfield 4 to 2 and Topeka beat Hutchinson 4 to 1 advancing to the second round of the American Legion junior league tournament. Other pairings include Kansas City meeting Salina and Emporia facing Norton. Metzler Furniture reports brisk July clearance sale with strong weekend business despite heat. Lawrence real estate transfer lists James Naismith and Maude Naismith selling Lot 14 Block 11 University Place to Kansas Plumbing Heating and Electric Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Topeka
Emporia
Kans
American Legion
Winfield
Hutchinson
Kansas City
Salina
Norton
Metzler Furniture Company
Roy Metzler
Fietaiee
Lawrence
Journal-World
James Naismith
Maude Naismith
Lawrences
University
Place
View of Turley in Lamar Bank robbery case
Witnesses in Lamar Bank robbery viewed Carrol C Turley an 18 year old Wichita youth to verify if he was among the four bandits who looted the Lamar bank on May 23 and killed two officers. Police report two automobile collisions in the city with no injuries and minimal damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutchinson
Kan
Lamar
Carrol C
Turley
A . W. Hill
William Garrett
L.te Aldermann
Bolica
Liberty
Leighton
U.S
Keasdy
Masshugetts Street
Ford
B. A
Miller
Fourth
Perry
Mystery Station in Quebec Exposes Explosive Radio Ring
Investigators from the Department of Justice uncovered an illegal radio station in a Sillery house near Quebec along with dynamite and transmitter stock. Auguste Nelna aged 64 and son Arsene 21 were arrested on explosives possession charges. Arsene is also charged with stealing radio equipment from Canadian Marconi. Both pleaded guilty and are held without bail as the case proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quebec
United States
Canada
Department of Justice
Sillery
Auguste Nelna
Arsene
Marconi Company
Nelna
Lemberg
Sheriff Advises Against Warrant
An incident recounts witnesses and authorities detailing a wreck scene near Topeka. Officers discuss who aided victims, vehicle movements, and jailhouse or hospital transfers as Attorney General seeks a full investigation and Douglas County reports.
Market Basket Prize for Moulded Vegetable Salad Recipe
A weekly contest offers a prize to the best submitted recipe for a moulded vegetable salad. Participants must send their entries to The Market, with winners to be announced in forthcoming editions.
Dean Stouffer to sail for Europe and read paper at congress
Dean Stouffer dean of the graduate school at the University of Kansas will sail from New York on August 2 aboard the Bergenland for a six week Europe trip starting in Antwerp and moving through Germany to Italy. He will attend the International Mathematical Congress in Bologna September 3 to 10 as a US delegate for the Mathematical Association of America and will present a paper based on recent research. He plans to return to Lawrence for the fall term opening September 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Stauffer
University ‘of Kansas
New York City
Bergenland
Europe
Dean Stouffer
New York
Antwerp
Belgium
Remmain
Germany
University of Bologna
Italy
International Mathematical Congress
United States
Mathematical Association of America
K.U
Stouffer
Chicago
Denver
Lawrence
University
Kansas City trip and local notices from De Soto
De Soto residents and guests are shown in a string of social notes with Kansas City movements, weekend visits, hospital news, and farming remarks. Names include Helen Blaylock Mael Blaylock Ruth Gordon Hobart Morse John Parker Eleanor Whitelaw Jean Martin Hilma Nesserhut June Broveak Alfsen and others. The potato market outlook is dull with minimal profit and one grower reportedly offering thirty eighty dollars per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DE Soto
Helen Blaylock
Mael Blaylock
Kansas City
Ruth Gordon
Hobart Morse
John Parker
Lawrence
Chicago
Albert Luther
P. 0
Luther
Research Hospital
Olathe
ElRoy ‘Parker
Kansas City Hospital
August Weber
Louise
Frank Rhodes
Evelyn Blaylock
Bonner Springs
B.re Forbes
Hieber
Weekend Social Notes Show Local Visits and Travel
Local society page highlights numerous visits and drives. Mr and Mrs Ellsworth Douglas show a new Chrysler coupe. Mr and Mrs Longstreth motor to Kansas City for a show. Several families visit relatives in Linwood Tonganoxie and Ottawa. Wayne Hymer goes to Mayo Clinic. Mrs Hymer’s tonsils removed. Stray dogs threaten poultry. Kansas City hospital cases noted.
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Kesler
B. Hillyer
Edmondson
Tani
L. F. Taylor
Linwood
Jonson- Liggett
Ottawa
Frank Johnson
Nick” Eisey
Gardner
WH. Leveals Stunday
J. .B. Hymer
Rochester
Minn
Dorothy
A.C. Hayden
Lawrence
Hayden
FE. Hartman
Willoughby Kouns
Rising. Sun
Tex
Kouns
George Kounsland
A Hansen
Grover Fore
T. RB. Coles
Kansas City
Hensen
Edward Birke
Birke
Harriet Coneer
Vineyard Park Hospital
Paul Darnell
Olathe
John’ Giebener
Esther Giebener
Thomas Broadhurst
Prairie Center
C. F. Broadhurst
Robert Broadhurst
Beca Roberts
Mildred
Sciemaca
Kansas
City
J. D. ‘Buckingham
R. Baker
Harold Noteman
Perry’. Nease
Roy. Taylor
Carthage
Cane
Taylor
Don User
Kansas’ City
De'Soto
Oskaloosa Socials Highlight Town Outings and Local News
Oskaloosa residents report visits from Florida and Idaho relatives, with the James Vincent family and Nellie Cooper joining in, plus Camp Wood trip by Marian Sellers and friends. Local outings include a concert in Valley Falls with Hoss band members, Congressman candidate Ewing Herbert speaking in the park, and Mrs. Chester Small returning from Hiawatha after a fatal auto accident nearby. Farm notes mention Tonganoxie Meriden line updates and a government agent offering arsenate of lead remedy for bagworm. The Oskaloosa Study Club enjoyed a country outing to hear James Challis discuss World News and current events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Vincent
Dalton
Darley Robohn
Andrews
Alphal-Dennis
West
Dennis
Idaho
Hoss
Valley Falls
Ewing Herbert
Hiawatha
Congress
Chester Small
Johnson and Quackenbush
Tonganoxie-Meriden
Duke Brown
Oskaloosa Study Club
J. É. Hannah
James Challis
Atchison
Terest
Louise
Hannah
Eleanor
Loraine Hannah
Elizabeth Johnson
Margaret. Perry
James Sheldon
Ellen Armstrong
McLouth
Helen. Coleman
Emporia
Dan. Wilhelm
Viola Waugh
Dorothy Smith
B. Glover
Perry
W. E. Cain
W.B. Ford
Daugster Margaret
Angeles
Margaret
University of Southern California
David Grayson
Olathe
Roy Grayson
Miami
Okla
Frank Nesbit
Stroud
My M. Penninton
Jay
Adams
Luther Rindom
Andrus
South Liberty Street
F. E Mayer
W. F. Leechs
McLouth J
Margaret Hill McCarter
Roy Roy Sellars
Jack Sellars
Near
Ozaw
Tom Hatfield
Oskaloosa
Marvin Snyder
Manhattan
National Americanism Commission Prepared Statement
The National Americanism Commission of the American Legion prepared a statement. It addresses patriotic education and civic engagement initiatives for veterans and community members, outlining goals and upcoming events to promote American values and service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
National “Americanism “Commission
American’ Legion
Presidents of the United States booklet offered by American Legion
The American Legion offers a 40 page booklet titled Presidents of the United States. It answers questions about when first debated topics occurred and who hosted princes at the White House. Priced at 6 cents in stamps for postage and handling, it includes official portraits and life histories of each president. Send to Haskin Information Bureau Washington DC with the newspaper mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ina
United States
American Legion
Hi Tory
Haskin Information Bureau
Washington
DB. C
Purification: Nature's foundation of perfect health
Physicians affirm Purification cleanses the system and restores vitality. Take Callotabs in a thorough course, twice a week for several weeks, to purify the entire system. Calotabs touted as the greatest system purifier, with family packs and full directions for 35 cents at drugstores.
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Copenhagen
Roald Amundsen
Gottfried Hansen
Hansen
Gjoa
Jayhawker
Penne Prison
Lear Smitoth
Rantoul
L. H. Menger
John Mettner
Shire’ Street
Walter King
Lee King
M. A
Robert. S. Thompson
Sumner
U. P
First Capitol
Lamar Bank
Powerful
Radio
William A. Smith
Melvin
Atttorney
Douglas County
F.E. Wiliams
George Bush
Santa Fe Railroad
Mrs. Williams
Barney Bryant
Williams
Bush
Bryard
Bryant
Latyrénce
Swim
North Topeka
Williams House
Will Johns
m.—Biscuit and Pain
Co Am
Michelin Tire Co
Dean
Rockford
Ill
Greater Rockford
Stockholm
Sweden
Bert “Hassell
Weather Bureau
Greenland
Orville Haines
State Supreme Court
Bourbon County
Ean Gg
Peter ‘Spohrer
Jack Flannigan
Clarence Hodgeland
Wamego
Henry A.kesler
Reserve
Will Penjoy
Ther
Russia
Monroe
Bowdoin College
White House
Prince of Wales
Edward ,VII
Prev
A. Ma
Horace-Phinney
Snyder
George
Garrett
Block
George Brown
Harland
Gross
J. W. Truesdale
Jacquemin
O’brien
Fletcher Boys
George Raines
Eagles Lodge
Gus Myrawetz
James Higgins
Ed Manville
F. H. Roberts Optometrist
Maza
Rumsey Bros. Funeral Home
Ind
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