Death of Thomas R. Marshall Reverberates Across Indiana
June dispatch recounts the death of Thomas R. Marshall, longtime Indiana lawyer and statesman. Described as a prominent national figure who supported Woodrow Wilson, his funeral plans include Annapolis and a Western train journey. Marshall, born near North Manchester and raised in Crawfordsville, studied law after Wabash College and Colts his career into public service.
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Valle
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Final Burial for Vice President Marshall in Indianapolis
The body of late Vice President Thomas R. Marshall will rest in a receiving vault at Washington’s Paul Cemetery and be transported by westbound train to Indianapolis for services. Masonic rites are planned at the Marshall home with burial arrangements pending final interment details.
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Curtis Extends Sympathy for Thomas Marshall
United States Senator Charles Gwils expressed grief at the unexpected death of former Vice President Thomas Marshall. He called Marshall a strong stateman and conservative leader, noting his loss to the nation.
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Anchtline Meeting Report At Washington Convention
G L Scott, secretary of the local chamber, will present at the regular luncheon the thirteenth annual meeting of the U S Chamber of Commerce held in Washington May 19 to 22. He attended the entire convention and will describe work by the national chamber and display bulletins from departments. He will discuss the value of printed matter to business men.
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Memorial Day Observance At Haskell Cemetery
Memorial Day activities at Haskell Cemetery involved the entire student body from Haskell Institute forming along gravestones for a memorial. Theodore Jeteslander led, 33 W. Ine address, as taps echoed during a brief ceremony amid heat records in Chicago and remarks on prior highs.
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Power leasing plan discussed by Muscle Shoals commission
The Muscle Shoals commission sent thoughts to the War Department on a proposed power leasing scheme. The dialogue reflects ongoing talks among commission members about the advisability and terms of leasing power resources.
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War Department
Pennsylvania Tax Court Reverses State Inheritance Ruling
The U S Supreme Court of Pennsylvania reverses four Frick estate cases, ruling that Pennsylvania cannot tax inheritance on property located outside its borders. Executors paid nearly two million in taxes to Pennsylvania but challenge 1.19 million as taxes already paid elsewhere. The Frick estate, valued at 145 million, involved taxes paid to New York and other states plus Canada.
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Associated Press
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Defense of ex Governor Davis Postponement Sought in June Trial
Topeka attorneys discussing the second trial of ex-Gov Davis did not appear today. County Attorney Paul Heinz stated the defense did not agree to a postponement until the September term of district court. The trial for Davis and his son on charges tied to a pardon sale remains set for June 4, with expectations of a possible delay.
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Augments Force At Local Post Office In Morning Ruling
Several GNangés added to the postal force this morning under a new ruling allowing extra help. Sam Moyer began duties as substitute carrier and special deliver man. Henry F. Kohler named regular clerk, both having taken the February service examination. Kohler, longtime acting superintendent of mails, is now head superintendent of mails with new duties.
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Little Suetéss in one French Onsiavent
A compact note presents a brief fragment about Little Suetéss in a French context. The item highlights a short phrase or caption likely tied to a local feature or column with minimal context and no explicit event details.
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Oregon Supreme Court Invalidates State Compulsory Education Law
The Oregon compulsory education law forcing children eight to sixteen to attend public schools was ruled invalid by the U S Supreme Court. The decision held such enforcement infringes parents rights to direct their child’s education and threatens parochial and private schools. Justice McReynolds noted the ruling preserves private schooling and rejects government overreach into parental rights.
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Carelessness Costs Postal Service In Addressing Errors
B Ford told a reporter during Better Mailing Week observed June 1 to 7 that misaddressed mail costs the government 1 740 000 dollars annually to sort dead letters and 3 000 000 pieces go to dead mail. A Lawrence post office figure shows about 2100 dollars yearly for misaddressed mail.
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Friends plan farewell dinner for George L. Kreeck
Friends of George L. Kreeck plan a farewell dinner at a local venue before his June 10 departure for Paraguay to begin official duties. Lawrence-area friends and Southern California visitors note his upcoming assignment while he enjoys a final informal gathering.
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New Board of Regents Studying Budgets
The board of Regents today met with the state board of administration to discuss budgets for five state institutions. Regents, including Tonska, Kam, and Jane, plan to take control of budgeting and oversight.
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Memorial Day Sermon Honors Soldiers at Episcopal Church
Chaplain Evan Al Edwards of Trinity Episcopal Church delivered a Memorial Day address praising soldiers who gave their lives defending the nation. He urged that war, though terrible, binds citizens to honor those who fought, and stressed a shared love of liberty and ideals. The service included remarks by Theodore Gardner, Lincoln's Gettysburg address read by Archibald Oliver, and a parade by G A S R auxiliaries and other patriotic groups.
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Innes Hackitan Trophy For Junior Twilight League Winners
In memory of George Innes the Innes Hackitan company offers trophies for the Junior Twilight League winners. Twelve silver loving cups with engravings will be awarded and runners-up receive twelve silver medals. The league opens Wednesday at South Park with a parade down Massachusetts Street.
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Memorial Day services held at Perry High School
Gave address yesterday afternoon at Perry High School auditorium. Post commander F B Dodds of the local Spanish War veterans spoke as the Pane GAR Spanish War veterans and American Legion joined in observances.
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Maple Flooring Association Cleared by Supreme Court
Washington reports the Maple flooring manufacturers association, with roots in Michigan Minnesota and Wisconsin, was declared not to be violating antitrust laws by the Supreme Court. In other news, forty-one marriage licenses were issued by Probate Judge Hedges in the past month, including fifteen marriages conducted by Judge Menger. Radio parts and batteries also appear in the page legibly.
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Lecormpton man dies after road collision near Fort area
Henry Davidson 6%c years old died from injuries after a two car crash on the fort highway Friday afternoon. Davidson died early Sunday at Erie Simmons hospital after neck injuries and broken neck. His widow and son Paul, en route from Los Angeles, survive. Mrs Hawk, mother of the other driver, says the Cadillac slowed for a bus and the Hawk car could not stop in time, leading to the collision. She was injured and unconscious for about an hour.
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Babe Ruth Returns to Yankee Lineup After Illness
Babe Ruth, home run king and 1924 AL hitting leader, returns to the New York Yankees lineup after fifty four days out with influenza. He is cheered by about eighteen thousand fans as he enters right field and singles off the first pitch, later handling a fly ball and making a running catch during the game against Washington.
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Tariff Increases Likely On Five Commodities
Washington June 2 The tariff commission will submit five applications for tariff increases to President Coolidge before he leaves for the summer White House at Swampscott Massachusetts later this month. Items include tier cotton gloves cotton reinforced net fabric straw hats and gold leaf with indications of favored increases in several cases.
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Negro held for murder in Brooklyn death probe
New York June 1 Associated Press Albert Johnson a Negro was held by District Attorney Dodd for the grand jury after questioning about the death of Florence Kane murdered early Friday at her Brooklyn home The DA said Johnson who was first held on vagrancy charges contradicted himself on key points Ranger bicycles Hanna
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FANDSHARING TOUR STARTS TODAY
Governor Paulen launches a second handsharing tour from Topeka with Clyde W. Miller and Senator Curtis, aiming to learn residents’ wishes in Kansas. Senator Capper will join later. David W. Mulvane accompanies to Wichita for the Kansas swing. Speech making is barred.
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County Exercises and Scholarship Award Planned at County High School
Preparations for the thirty sixth annual county graduation exercises proceed at the high school auditorium with Q J Lane supervising. Prof. William I Williams of Baldwin will address the eighth grade graduates. A Douglas County Ex Teachers club scholarship to Lawrence High School will aid a student with expenses. Also noted is a postponed state highway meeting due to federal road bureau requirements and legislative delays.
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Memorial Address Given At Local Legion Program
Mr and Mrs W C Simons and son drove to Tole Saturday where Mr Simons delivered the Memorial address at 2 o clock in the afternoon. Commander Thoypson of the American Legion presided. Music for the program was by the band and a chorus of girls from the junior high school. The meeting was held in Jola's new auditorium seating about 2560.
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Nyberg Ousted by State Board Demands Resignation
Topeka Kansas June 1 Associated Press The state board of health ordered Dr Al O Nyberg secretary to vacate citing his offer to resign last June Nyberg refused and attacked board member Thomas Amory Lee who argued resignation could be accepted any time The secretary said he would resign only if the board names his successor at the September 1924 meeting He claimed the attorney general should appoint a replacement If needed Nyberg planned to resign in October to begin research Work the board would not allow him to stay until then and he vowed to take the fight to the supreme court The attorney general was to send an opinion Thursday after noon Nyberg was present this month during the session Brown wasn t present
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Plead Guilty in War Stamp Conspiracy Case
Chicago June Associated Press says all defendants except Anthony Wolfe and Santa Jamaili pleaded guilty in a $10,000 war saving stamp conspiracy before Judge Cliffe. Court orders $20,000 bonds for quad. trial recessed until tomorrow. Jolte defense to be heard. Fraternity Publishes Booklet Gamma chapter of Kappa Eta Pi, University of Kansas, released a twenty page booklet outlining the local chapter and fraternity at large. The booklet includes two pages of alumni notes.
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University seeks homestays for commencement guests
Preparations begin to house visitors for the king's commencement in Lawrence. With hotel facilities tight, university officials issue a call for households willing to provide rooms, asking Mrs. Bryant to assist. W. G. Hutson offers help by directing guests to private homes as capacity at Eldridge Hotel remains limited.
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