Palmer Attacks Post On Deportation Policy Jail Deliveries
Attorney General Palmer testifying before a House committee charged that Louis Post, assistant secretary of labor, showed perverted sympathy for criminal anarchists. He said Post nullified Congress by substituting his own views in deportation, freeing self confessed anarchists and cancelling warrants, undermining the law and public safety.
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Post
Congress
Palmer
Washington
Associated Press
Louis F. Post
Jesbor
Talmer
House
Rules Committee
Cour
Car recovered after nineteen months theft in De Kalb County
W L Bullene reported returning a Dodge touring car stolen nineteen months earlier from in front of Weaver's Store in Lawrence. Sheriff M D Ford of Osborne county recovered the vehicle. While en route from Kansas City he found forty cars in ditches between Dee Sota and Lecompton, leaving his cat in a farm yard. On Sunday he counted sixteen cats along the road site.
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W. L. Tullene
Lawrence
Weaver
M. D. Ford
Osborne
de Kalb County
Kansas City
Investigation Opens In Topeka Banking Probe
Gov. H J Allen ordered a state banking department inquiry that began today. The three committee members are P W Goebel of Kansas City Kansas Frank H Foster of Fort Scott and Harry W Grass of LaGrosse, all prominent bankers. The probe focuses on recent Kansas bank failure cases and their handling.
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Topeka
Duné J
State Banking Department
H. J. Allen
P. W. Goebel
Kansas City
Kans
Frank H. Foster
Fort Scott
Harry W. Grass
LaGrosse
Kansas
Degrees to 597 at BK U
A total of 597 seniors are candidates for degrees at the forty eighth annual commencement exercises at the university. Registrar George Q. Vester announced the figures, noting 275 seek the bachelor of arts, with 39 pursuing the master of arts.
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George Q. Vester
Kansas Wool Growers Move to Form State Association
Delegates from twenty two counties in northern Kansas vote to form a state wool growers association to market next year clipping. Seth Fenton of Vinland elected to a three man committee to organize the group. Some counties already store wool and plan to sell to national warehouse in Chicago if needed, but aim to market via Kansas association if formation succeeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
Seth Fenton
Vinland
Douglas County
Wichitaw and War Sons
Itl Storsye Association
Chicas
Indiana
Ilinois
Allen Denies Chicago Second-Place Candidacy
Washington June 1 Governor Henry J Allen arrived at the capital and met with Senator Curtis and Kansas delegation members to discuss the Chicago national convention. Allen stated he would not seek second place and said twenty Kansas delegates would vote for Wool. William Allen White suggested support, but Allen dismissed the idea, reaffirming he is not a candidate for second place.
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Washington
Henry J. Allen
Capital
Curtis
Kansas
Chicago
Weal
Wool
William Allen White
Hal
Allen
Promotional hotel scheme in Lawrence lacks foundation
A Kansas City panel report on a proposed Lawrence hotel suggests no basis yet for cooperation by Eldridge hotel management. W H Hutson said he was approached but would not place his property into the plan. Plans were drawn in Kansas City to promote stock, but no site progress at Eldridge house for the new structure has been made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Lawrence
W. H. Hutson
Eldridge House
Conference attendees can earn credits at Colorado Boulder
Warren Blodgett acting secretary of the University M C A announced a new conference ruling allowing men attending the Etes Park conferences this summer to enroll at the University of Colorado at Boulder and earn full credits while at tending the conferences.
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Colorado
Etes Park
University of Colorado At Boulder
Warren ‘Blodgett
University
Pr Albright Chiropractic Promotion
For the best in chiropractic care visit Pr Albright who offers expert spinal adjustments and wellness advice in a focused clinic setting.
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Pr. Albright
Friendship Run Thursday expected to boost Lawrence area travel
Richland Church groups plan picnic dinner for travelers on the Scenic Friendship Run set for Thursday. Carl W. McKeen leads the effort with over 100 autos expected, touring Lawrence Commer-ce Chamber areas via Stull Worden and Clinton sharing entertainment by the Haskell Band and Indian dancers.
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Richland Church
Carl W. McKeen
Lawrence
Chamber of Commerce
Le‘compton
Tig Springs
Stull
Richland
Gyerbrook
Worden
Aretha
Gove
Lone Star
Lawwrener
Clinton
Dropped Charges in Shippey Case Spark Divorce Fallout
Shippey’s wife refused to divorce after his French attachment story. Warranted deportation orders for Madeline Rabin and her mother and sister were cancelled at a Justice Department hearing. Rabin came to the United States at Shippey’s invitation to take a teaching post, while Shippey, a former YMC worker in France, weathered estrangement with his Kansas City wife.
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Babin
Syed Sos
United States
Ime
Tas Anegeles
Kansas City
Brant
Meedeline Bahin
Otacher
Shippey
Portland
Kansas
France
Missouri
Missouri Writer's Guila
Mis Euri Aethors
Wiguineville
Mary Weed Onn Shippey
Madamee‘le Bahin
Wanras City
Los Angeles
Invites Mexicans to Return Home Amid Political Unrest
A garbled report discusses provisional president Huerta inviting Mexicans abroad to return, aiming to stabilize the country. It mentions efforts to improve worker conditions and strengthen international relations, with vows to hold elections and pursue diplomacy in line with international law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Peter
Arlelfa de
Huerta
Ated Loring
Thaoe
Triad
Dingne
Huerty
Bas Eppendicitis
iMtexieu
Sugar Thieves Kill Captors in Thebes Confusion
Reported in Thebes a clash where sugar thieves killed their captors. The scene involved local and police figures including Detective from Joplin and various authorities, with investigations continuing after the incident near a university and government offices. The wider context mentions tensions in Asia Minor and a twenty-day armistice under discussion.
Congress To Quit Saturday In Sine Die Adjournment
Washington June 1 The House adopted a sine die adjournment resolution offered by Representative Mandell of Wyoming the Republican leader providing for adjournment at 4 oclock Saturday without a record vote
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Congress
Washington
House
Representative Mandell
Wyoming
Committee Starts Work on Contests With Three Cornered Delegations
Readable fragments show a Republican committee in Sthune City handling contest delegations from Washington and Georgia while Florida and Georgia disputes loom. Names like Frank J. Lopen James A. Cobb Henry Lincoln Johnson and Charles Adamson appear among undecided delegates as maneuvers unfold before the Chicago nomination scene.
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di. O
Columbia
Republica
Frank J. Lopen
James A. Cobb
Washington, D.C
Smitterman Trawell
Nebraska
Pevan & Cobh
Florida
Henry Lincoln Johnson
Atlanta
Charles Adamson
Cadarvile
Justices Held Tax on Salaries Valid in War Revenue Act
The court today ruled the war revenue act's income tax provision constitutional, compelling the President and federal judges to pay taxes on salaries. Mrs. Charles Woodcock of Ta per visits Mr. and Mrs. C A Griffith. Welch and Welch, chiropractors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United Wl
Charles Woodcock of
Taper
C. A. Griffith
University Professor Resigns for Chicago AP Post
Prof. William A. Dill of the University journalism department resigns after three years to become assistant night manager of the Chicago Associated Press office. The role offers about an 85 percent salary increase, with Dill leaving after the current semester. He has served as Kansas City AP vacation editor and weekend relief editor, and previously was telegraph editor of the Portland Oregonian. Dill plans to move his family to Chicago when possible, while Mrs. Dill and the chicken stay in Lawrence for the moment.
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William A. TH
Chicago Associated Press
Dil
Kansas City Associated Press
Kansas City
The
University
Telegraph
Portland Oregonian
Chicago
Neard Fine Recital At Fraser Hall Graduation Program
Mrs. Sylvia Alford Osborn gave a notable pipe organ recital in Fraser Hall last night. She performed a difficult program with assurance and ease, including the popular Finale of the Organ Sonata by Professor Skilton. Clara Scheurer sang solos, accompanied by Frances Allen on piano, and Blanche Potts played a violin obligato for Ave Maria with Skilton at the organ and Miss Allen at piano.
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Crewel
Fraser Hall
Sylvia Alford Osborn
Osborn
Professor Skilton
Osbern
Clara Scheurer
Ifrrances Allen
Blanche Potts
Miss Allen
Kansas City Co Gets Road Bonds
The Fidelity National Bank and Trust Company of Kansas City won bids for 800000 in county improvement bonds. The bid, seen as most profitable, nets the county SOLA per 100 of bonds in today’s market. Funds issue to defray costs of road construction through Proughlas county.
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Fidelity National Bank and Trust Company of
Kansas City
Fidelity Company
Proughlas County
Plague Aid Sought From President to Vera Cruz
Assailed by bubonic plague in Vera Cruz eleven authentic cases and five deaths reported. President Wil con offers hospital ships doctors nurses and medical supplies for immediate aid. Legion Auxiliary meets tonight in commissioners room. Willard Watiles reads poems and T J Sweeney outlines Fourth of July plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Cruz
Wil Con
Repeated Gift of Flowers at Memory Services
The G ALR and ladies auxiliaries carried cape jasmine for memory services at First Methodist Church. The flowers were a gift from T. Seonie Tr, marking the 32nd year of Mr. Sweeney’s remembrance of the others with cape jasmine. Government appeals in a federal antitrust suit against Quaker Cuts Company were dismissed by the Supreme Court on motion of the government.
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T. Seonie
Sweeney
Oothers
Cape Aspine
Washington
Quaker Cuts Company
Supreme Court
Mrs Lucy F Woodhead Concludes Nine Month Wayne Term
Mrs Lucy F Woodhead arrives from Wayne Oklahoma after completing a very successful nine months term of school at Wayne. She is praised for her dedication and achievements during the term.
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Lucy F. Woodhead
Wayne, Okla
Wayne
memorial day address honors Lincoln and world freedom
Rev S S Klyne delivered Memorial Day services at the Methodist church praising Abraham Lincoln and urging Americans to fulfill the nation’s destiny. He argued America’s progress comes through sacrifice, affirmed peace but warned against disrespect from others, and defended the draft as national unity rather than political maneuvering. He praised manhood and readiness of American soldiers in world conflicts.
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Abraham Lincoln
S. S. Klyne
Lincoln
America
Klyne
Patrick Henry
T. Criss
Washington Post
West Virginia
Morgan
Memorial services honor World War era patriots and war dead
Commander Criss of the Washington Post presided at Memorial services praising patriotism and American citizenship. Mahlon Weed read Lincoln's Gettysburg Address. Mrs. Kate Endacott sang and the Grand Army choir performed. The Haskell orchestra played patriotic numbers. A water service on the Kaw river bridge followed, and volunteers decorated graves at Oread cemetery.
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Criss
American Legion
Mahlon Weed
Lincoln
Kate Endacott
Grand Army Chorus
America
Haskell
N. S. Nelson
Kaw River
Grand Army
Oread
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BK. U
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Sceneig
C. W. McKeen
Mong
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In Hlian School
H. B. Pears
McKeen
CG. W. McKeen
Chamber of Commerce Publicity Committee
Kansas Telephone Company
Friendship Roosters
Ifal Mays
C. L. Austin
C. Manley
Wr. Schootz
Jackson
Tone Oak
Ark
Will Hultz
Clark
Hultz
Geo. W. Marshall
Augusta, Kansas
Mrs
W. Ty Carpenter
Ancels
KE. Dooley
Number Six
Lap
Perry
Goodyear
St Lawrence Buick Co
Prosisinnal
Carranza
Pastor Rouaix
Varese
Wight
Pieher
Olita
Miami
Tiwi
Joplin
Morrie Chandler
J. A. Uynehy
MOG
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Amd
Univer
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Fevenre
Betes Prey
Asia Minor
Lowien
James
Turkis
Cilicia
Aviat Minor
Constantinople
the _ Exchange Telegraph Co
Parer
District OF Columbia
Georgia
Sthune City
Ative City
Wiliam Atterbury
Thes Pesnut ID
Ariane Capper
Tata
Irerener Rail Weally
Abe
Afogine
al Woarld
Everett
Welch & Welch, Chiropractors
A. Dill
Sylvia Osborn
Kansas City CO
Methodist Church
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