Naval disarmament talks show wary but cordial parity
Washington July 25 AP pledges to curb naval building by Britain and the United States were hailed as progress toward a disarmament agreement. Premier MacDonald announced parity with elasticity, halting two British cruisers and cancelling a submarine depot ship and two submarines while delaying dockyard work. President Hoover said three Seas constructions would be postponed to gauge parity, and he welcomed MacDonald’s planned October visit. Britten criticized Britain’s talks while Borah warned navies are built for war and urged restraint.
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Borah
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Middlewest swelters as heat grips nation
Chicago and Milwaukee endured temperatures near 90s, with Phoenix at 106 and several cities reporting high heat. Humidity remained oppressive despite lake breezes, while scattered storms offered little relief. In Kansas, expect hot conditions to ease tonight with upper 90s by day and 72 in the east, 65 in the west tonight.
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Ariz
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Dak
Des Moines
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Havre
Mont
Topeka
Kansas
Federal Weather Bureau
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Topeks
Emoria
Manhattan
Fort
Jane
Hanover
Anthony
Sind Goodland
Mayo Brothers Honored With Doctorates At Manchester
Honorary degrees of doctor were conferred upon Dr. Charles H. Mayo and his brother Dr. William Mayo famous surgeons of Rochester Minnesota at the University of Manchester yesterday. Lord Dawson of Penn also received an honorary degree. In Allentown Pennsylvania Captain William Kieb, a life saving instructor and Red Cross representative, was fatally wounded during a demonstration to police.
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Charles H. Mayo
William Mayo
Rochester
Minn
Manchester -Yesteray
Dawson of
Penn
King George
Allentown
Paz
William"Kieb
Willy Fcown
Ifield
Pleasant Valley Community Notes and Local Visits
Fairview area residents attend a club carnival in Pleasant Valley. Families and friends, including Ralston, Stewart, Dreher, Grif fin, and Koehler kin, visit, host, and travel between Lawrence and Kansas City. Multiple households exchange calls, meals, and errands while threshing season and weddings loom.
Kaw Valley Social Notes From Lawrence And Kaw
Kaw Valley residents hosted and visited relatives in Lawrence and Kansas City over the weekend. Local families, including the Schmidli, Hughes, Davis, and Altenbernd households, hosted guests from California to Pueblo and hosted multiple dinners and visits. Several residents, such as Florencé Schmidli and Miss Henrietta Schubeck, spent time with relatives and friends during their vacations and weekends.
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Don. Westheffer
Kansas City
Park ‘Hetzel
Colorado
Florencé Schmidli
Fresno
Calif
FP. G. Hughes
Charles Cox
Clifford
J. Smithland
Joe Stanks
Pueblo
Colo
the Gilmores
Kaw Valley
Lawrence
Frank Walters
Otto
Otto Altenbernd
Rs. D. L
Statler
Small
David Lee
St. Louis
Clarence ‘Davis
William Altenbernd
Ozie
Bruce
Carl Altenbernd
F. G. Hughes
Purification Health Claim for Calotabs Package
Physicians tout Calotabs as a system purifier to rid chronic ailments undermining vitality. A thorough course taken weekly purifies the body, with a family package offering full directions for 35 cents at the drugstore.
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Party at Bridge Club with Local Guests and Outing News
A brid ge party at the Brositle Inn is noted with social updates on Mrs Eureka visiting Mire and Mrs Rollin, plus a misfortune when a hand was cut drying a dish. The column lists numerous relatives and friends visiting, hosting dinners, picnics, and trips to Kansas City, Excelsior Springs, Denver, and Yellow Park as well as motor trips and camp visits.
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Eureka
Mire
Don Wiffir
Yase
Amily
Irs
Iliia
Visi
John C. Home
Fred 'Gerstenberger
John Ott
Leavenworth
Shrey
Myrtle
Walters
Edward Martin
Graham Kerr
W. B. Ross
Mary Evelyn Emmett
Kenneth Ross
C. G. Perkins
Rhoda Perkins
Mar Davis
Aubrey
Perkins
Charles. Schaake
Clarence Eens
Kansas City
Don’ Westheffer
Don, Jr
Fragmentary notes from Wellsville event with names
Fragmented OCR text mentions Wellsville individuals including Mrs. Cart Mitchell and Wayne, with references to Sunday activities and a dragging incident. Details are unclear due to transcription errors. no clear outcome or full context visible.
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Evan - Walters
LM. Wat
Cart Mitchell
Wellsville
Bert
Wayne Water
Wayné Es
Unclear fragments from damaged clipping record
A fragmentary OCR item mentions a badly wrecked scene and an injured person. Names and full context are unreadable, leaving only scattered clues about an incident and involved individuals.
Children of Mr Eae GoM See Unclear Future
Fragmentary text notes children of a person named Eae GoM with garbled vowels and unclear context. No further verifiable facts or identifiers are present to establish a concrete event, date, or location.
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