Funeral for Bryan Held in Dayton Tennessee
Simple, somber scenes marked the Dayton tribute as William Jennings Bryan lay in state at a friend's home. A brief funeral service at the Bryan home and later interment plans in Washington were announced, with Mrs. Bryan seeking a modest ceremony. Messages of sympathy poured in from coast to coast as crowds paid quiet respects from rural Tennessee to political circles.
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Dayton
Tenn
van Jennings Bryan
Washington
Charles R. Jones
Chuch
South
Bryan
William Jennings Ryan
America
Aews
Wash
Im Iédiate- Fami
California
Juvenile Golfers Compete in Western Junior Amateur Qualifiers
APT reports 120 youth golfers from Scarborough Ontario and Hutchinson Kansas took part in today's qualifying rounds of the Western junior amateur golf tournament. Notable competitors include Donald Carrick from a well known golfing family and Emerson Carey, carrying Canada and Kansas hopes into the event.
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Scarborough
Ont
Hutchingon
Kansas
Donald ‘Carrick
Canada
Emerson
Carey
Park trustee named for John Brown Memorial Park
Topeka governor appoints Miss Nanton Heren of Topeka to the board of trustees for the John Brown Memorial Park at Osawatamie on Native Daughters of Kansas recommendation. Mrs. Anna L. January of Osawatamie was re-appointed at the instance of the WCTU and Duke F. Pars of Salina on the suggestion of officials.
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Topeka
Kan
Associated :Press
Paulen
Oday
Nanton Herrén
Weather and minor city road report across Kansas
Partly angry Wednesday with warm and unstable conditions, west portions tonight. Kansas cities Salina Coffeyville Wichita Topeka Hutchinson Ottawa Arkansas City show cloudy to clear skies and roads ranging from good to fair. Temperatures noted with yesterday’s maximum and minimum values, plus a reflective quote on personal faults.
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Kansas
Salina
Coffeyville
Wichita
Topeka
Hutchinson
Ottawa
Arkansas
Coolidge Still Hopes for Security Pact
Swampscott Mass July 2 Associated Press President Coolidge believes a European security pact would lay a broad foundation for further disarmament. Reports that he gave up hope for another armament conference were denied at the summer White House, though conditions in Europe are not yet favorable for a definite move toward a conference.
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Mass
Associated = Press
Coolidge
White House
Europe
Race for Market Drives Rubber Losses If Ships Miss Delivery
Ships Kansas Siberian Prince and Menelaus race to New York to salvage 6500 tons of July rubber. If they arrive by midnight July 31, brokers avoid losses from contracts. failure prompts open market purchases and heavy spreads in a volatile rubber market. Prices had dipped slightly as debate over Britain veto measures continued in the House.
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House of Cominions
Singapore
Great ‘Britain
House ‘of Commons
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Houghton i
Behali
Kidnapper Identified in Wichita Highway Robbery Case
John Gordon of Hutchinson identified as man who abducted Averrill Walters and Miss Payne at gunpoint Sunday night then left bound in a Wichita park. Walters and Payne later alerted police on an interurban car. Gordon arrested yesterday and charged with highway robbery. County attorney expects additional charges.
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Walters
Opak
Payne
Hutchinson
Wichita
Young Walters
Gordon
Carnival at Woodland Park Pleases Public Officials
Public Officials of the American Legion praised the Loos shows at Woodland park for opening week. They called the carnival well arranged and attractive and noted a good crowd the first night. Legion members overseeing the show said it is clean and satisfactory, and cooperation from the public is appreciated as the event continues in Lawrence.
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American Legion
Loos
Woodland Park
Legion
Lawrence
Murder charge tied to furniture theft arrest in Kansas City
Hutchinson July 28 Jack Muray alias Gilbert Turay was arrested here last week on a complaint by a brother-in-law that he sold some of his furniture. He faces a murder related filing charge after police officers were allegedly shot during a raid in February. Es Morey, chief of detectives, identified Turay as the man sought for extradition. Turay arrived about two weeks ago and had previously lived in Kansas City before an earlier Lansing prison transfer for burglary. He was released from Lansing prison last January.
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Hutchinson
Jack Muray
Gilbert ‘Montgomery
Kisag City
Turay
Beiont
Lansing
Reho County
Bryan speech on evolution indictment outlines five counts
Dayton Tenn July 28 Associated Press reports that William Jennings Bryan prepared a public address titled Tennessee Case criticizing Tennessee’s anti evolution law. Bryan argues the law challenges Biblical creation and Christian faith, listing four indictments against evolution and urging jurors to consider its impact on public education and morality.
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Dayton, Tenn
Associated Press
Tennessee
William Jennings Bryan
Dayton
Bryan
Charles Darwin
Darwin
Hrgan
Mrs La Follette Declines Senate Bid in Favor of Biography
Washington July 28 Mrs Robert M La Follette announced she will not seek the United States senate seat left vacant by her husband s death She said she could better aid the Progressive cause by writing his biography from 1912 to his death using notes and material assembled by the late senator Her statement released through friends signals a likely early decision by Governor Blaine to call a special election to fill the vacancy
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Washington
A. P
Robert M. la Follette
United States Senate
Women’s
LaFollette
Blaine
Ambassador Bancroft Dies in Japan at 68
Edgar Addison Bancroft American ambassador to Japan died at Karuizawa a mountain resort. He took ill three weeks ago from a duodenal ulcer after earlier fame as Santa Fe Railway legal counsel and 1899 injunction against railway strikers. Edwin L. Neville to serve as charge d affaires.
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Associated Press
Edgar Addison Bancroft
Japan
Karuizawa
Edwin L. Neville
Ambassador Bancroft
Karuiizawa
Washington
Bancroft
Santa Fe
Eugene W Debs
American Railway Union
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Jugo-Slavia
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Belgium
Chicago Race Commission
Stark to Haskell coach named at Haskell Institute
Arthur Stark, all valley half back at Kansas State Agricultural College in 1923 and noted all round athlete, was appointed director of physical education and coach of the reserve football team at Haskell Institute. Stark, who played three years of varsity football at KSA, will assume dual duties and begin at Haskell in September. The reserve squad will play a full schedule against leading high schools, state teams, and smaller colleges. The report also notes Stark’s prior coaching at Manhattan High School and references Haskell coaching changes.
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Kansas State Agricultural College
Haskell Institute
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Cosen
Manhattan High School
Haskell
St. Marys
Hartsell Burton
Gies
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Mifflin
Bachman
Agricultural College
Starke
City School Levy Up This Year Amid Budget Increase
The city board of education approved a 16.1 mill levy for the year, up 1.44 mills from last year, with a total budget of 300,080 dollars. Of the amount, 50,350 dollars go to interest and sinking funds, 180,000 for current expense, and 249,686 for instructional services. The plan adds 2,800 for a junior high gym and 4,000 more for repairs, totaling 10,000 for building work. No art supervisor and no New York school opportunity room.
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New York School
Lawrenc
Law School
Lawrence
Ay of
iThe
All Day Picnic Planned by County Farmers Union
Farmers Union members plan a twelfth annual all day picnic at Pitts Grove near Baldwin with band concerts, a ball game farmers vs business men, basket dinner, music readings, Dramatic and Mirth show, an address by John Tromble state president, and afternoon baseball between Le Loup and Lone Star. Amusements include a doll rack and merry go round. B A Hammond of Baldwin is manager. Also Douglas County Farm Bureau meets at Chamber of Commerce with women’s committee at 1 30. County road crews work smoothing ruts from rains. Dr Albright chiropractor.
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FE. U
Leonard
John Tromble
Salina
Farmers Union
le Loup
Lone Star
B. A. Hammond
Washington evolution case postponed to Friday
A hearing in Washington's evolution suit was postponed until Friday. The government motion to dismiss will gain preferred status that day, as Justice Siddons agreed after counsel for Loren H. Wittner sought more time to study the motion.
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Washington
Associated Press
Justice Siddons
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Loren H. Wittner
City detours as Lawrence resurfaces key intersections
Tourists and locals face detours as paving progresses in Lawrence. Massachusetts at Seventh and Sixth and Massachusetts at Eleventh intersections receive tar and brick work. Barriers reroute buses along Eighth to New Hampshire and Seventh to Massachusetts while crews replace sidewalks near Bowersock Theater. City officers oversee safety amid widened brick sections and new barriers.
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Massachusetts Street
Seventh ‘Street
New Eldridge Hotel
Lawrence National Bank
Sixth Street
Sixth
Seventh
Bowersock Theater
Bbus
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Massachusetts’ Street
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Park Streets
Tax Delinquent List Pending Publication
County Treasurer Huddleston has prepared the 1928 delinquent tax list and will submit it to the printer soon. A number of taxpayers delayed payments and paid penalties to avoid extra costs that would be added after the list is published.
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Huddleston
Five new teachers elected for city schools
The school board in a special meeting at the high school authorized five new teaching positions for next year. Gentry will instruct in senior high, Johnson to Junior high, Lynn and Richardson to elementary, and Mrs. Webster of Kansas to Lincoln school. Speer declined consideration. The meeting substitutes August’s regular session.
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University of Missouri
Ashland
Paducah
Esther E. Johnson
Hazel E. Lynn
Mabel Richardson
Lawrence
Lillian Webster
Cd O 'Kansas
Lincoln
Board of Education
Clarence A.speer
Salary Cuts Hit Douglas County Officials in July
Douglas County moves to reduce salaries for 23,800 population after a lower census. County Treasurer Huddleston sues to block certifying 23,800 and seeks an injunction, claiming census undercount. If injunction fails, cuts from July onward will stand. Huddleston maintains full pay.
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Douglas
Huddleston
Douglas County
Dixon Signed as referee for two Kansas bouts
Tommy Dixon a Kansas University boxing instructor has been signed as referee for two major bouts in Kansas. He is slated to officiate in Great Bend on August 31 and Hutchinson on Labor Day September 7, reflecting his strong standing with the state boxing commission. Rev Henry Farwell Dead in Ohio. Lawrence connection noted.
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K. U
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Great Bend
Hutchinson
Dixon
State Boxing Commission
Henry Farwell
Rorce
Hudson
Ohio
Farwell
Lawrence
Western Reserve
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