Lindbergh Plans Return to Paris and Washington
Flier Lindbergh to sail from Cherbourg on Memphis with plans to reach Washington aboard the cruiser. Reports state a reception in New York would proceed, with differing views on where the hero should land and be honored as crowds gather for the celebrated aviator's homecoming. The event prompts extensive bets and public interest across Europe and the United States.
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Lindy
Atlantic
Lindbergh
Hal Jmontr
Roy
Paris
Memphis
Cherbourg
Aml
Coolidge
Washington
Charles A. Lindburg
Woolidge
Watan
Kansas Boy Arrangements Made by Lipnbergh Aboard
In Washington, Joe 1 A B A Kansas box T Pp dim Howe, formerly of Atchison Kansas, will journey with Captain Charles Lipnbergh for the Associated Press. Arrangements have been made.
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Washington
Joe
Kansas
Howe
Atchison, Kansas
Will Yewortike
Charles
Lipnbergh
Associated Press
Howe of London Staff Leaves On Cross Atlantic Flight
Howe, a London staff member of the A. Pitwill ac company, parts for home aboard the cruiser Memphis. Farley, the noted Howe family figure, is linked to the potato trade and newspaper circles.
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Howe
London
The
A. Pitwill
Memphis
Im Howe
Brooklyn Sweeps Boston In Final Game Of Series
National League action reports Brooklyn defeated Boston 6 to 2 to complete a four game sweep. Jim Elliott pitched well, limiting Boston to four hits while Herman belted a solo shot with two on base, the park’s sixth homer since opening. Other scores and lineups follow the nationwide recap.
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Boston
Brooklyn
Big Jim Elliott
Braves
Herman
Eliott and Peberry
Benton
Edwands
Genovich and Taylor
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Practt
Wilosh
Meadows
Spencer
Incinnati
St. Lem
No Zante
Trin
Four killed and eighteen hurt in Tampa jail riot
Riots around the county jail in Tampa escalate as state troops clash with a crowd of about two thousand. Four men die and eighteen are wounded, with reinforcements arriving as guards tighten around the district. Victims include Hal Piter, a 33 year old driver from Ocala, and Hugh Edward McRae of Fort Williams.
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Tampa
Pla
APS
Jas
Hal Piter
Ocala
Fla
Fereman
Blue
Hugh Edward McRae
Fort Williams
Ont
W. E. Brovining
Earl McGill
Br. Levins
Levins
Herman Merrell
University Daily Kansan Ends Regular Edition
The regular staff of the Daily Kansan issued its last regular edition last night on campus. Next year students will publish the student paper with Gersteude Searcy as editor-elect for the Summer Session Kansan. She will begin work shaping a summer semi weekly edition.
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Kansan
Gersteude Searcy
Igin
Crange
Senoor
School of Engineering and Architecture Renamed at University
Bean Tr FE Walker of the Engineering School at the University declares a name change for the school. The title will become The School of Engineering and Architecture, reflecting a shift in relations between architectural and other branches, as architectural departments are adopted by many colleges without separate schools.
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Bean Tr. FE Walker
Eigineering
Engine” School
School of Engineeing
School of Fucineeing
Apple
Izing
McAllaster School Holds Picnic With Rain Plan
Teachers and pupils at McAllaster school celebrated GA day with a picnic at the school, planned for South Park but moved due to rain. The assembly program was led by the GA class, showcasing games and activities.
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McAllaster School
Sphol
South Park
Kansas Forecast Indicates Rain and Local Thunderstorms
Weather notes from Kansas show showers and likely local thunderstorms tonight. Thursday brings little temperature change. Conditions are cloudy with variable road impacts. Coffeyville roads likely threatening, Salina roads dusty. Douglas County roads reported good. Forecast follows yesterday’s 7 pm readings with today’s 7 am and noon updates. maximum and minimum temperatures noted.
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Kansas
Coffeyville
Salina
Douglas County
Pillsbury Flour Mills to Refinance and Expand
New York June 1 AP officials of Pillsbury Flour Mills Inc a major flour milling group began plans to recapitalize the company with Goldman Sachs Lane Pipes and Jaffray bankers. They seek 6 million dollars of cumulative convertible preferred stock at 100 dollars each and 500 thousand shares of common stock, with 400 thousand currently outstanding. The holding company Belwarere owns all Pillsbury Flour Mills stock. the operating unit holds mills in Minneapolis Anoka Minnesota Atchison Kansas and Buffalo New York plus various packaging operations.
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New York
Pillsbury Flour Mills, Inc
They Company
Goldman, Sach" and Company
Lane
Pipes and Jaffray
Wan
Glyner Center
Mulative
SAOCO
Belaware
Pillsbury Flour Mills Company
Minnesota’ Corporation
Minneapolis
Anoka
Minn
Chison
Kansas
Buffalo
N. V
Chinese and Japanese troop action spurs tensions in Peking
AP dispatch from Neking and Peking reports protests by the Manchurian warlord Chang and the Chinese foreign office over the landing of 2,200 Japanese troops at Tying Lao. A Hankow communique claims Feng Wa Hsiang seeks to crush northern forces, with 20,000 prisoners and trainloads of troops reported. US policy remains against evacuating the Peking legation while allied forces discuss possible withdrawal and international responses.
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Neking
Chang Tso-Lie
Peking Foreign Office
Drapanese
Legation
Lao
Hankow
China
Matshal Feng Wa Hsiang
Honantu
Aton
Peking
Chang Tsn-Lin
Chang
Chin
America
Mac Murray
Smediey. D. Butler
United States Marines
Ankuochun
Nang
Balloon race pilots named for 1927 international event
Report lists Ward Vanerman, ET Hill, and Captain William Kepner as the American entrants for the September Denver start in the national balloon endurance race. Unofficial landing distances place Vanerman at 715 miles, Kepner at 10 miles, and Hill at 665 miles, prompting a decision by authorities in Washington after barograph data is received.
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Ohio
Jane
William Kepner
Scott Field
U. S
Haskell Men Plan North Dakota Vacation Trip
Will take vacation as Haskell Institute football coach Tom Thomas captain elect Albert Hawley and letterman Jares Grant depart at daybreak for Pierre North Dakota to attend commencement exercises interview graduates and visit students before portions of the trip to Valley City Harve Mount Fort Totten and return around mid month Mrs Kaufman injured after a fall at Seventh and Massachusetts a passing car struck her and a driver released after questioning Margaret Adair, daughter of Mrs Kaufman, was with her mother.
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Haskell
North Dakota
Dom .W. Thomas
Haskell Institute
Albert Hawley
Jares Grant
Pierre
N. D
Thomas
Valley City
Howleys
Harve, Mount
Grant
Fort Trotten
C. Kaufman
C.” Kaufman
Ohio Street
Medrial Hospital
Seventh
Massachusetts
A Good Cigar Prices Spotted in Brief Trade Slug
A compact market note shows William Penn cigar branding with price quirk. Trade shorthand lists Penn five cents and three cents per unit, reflecting a small price fluctuation or promotional tag for the brand.
Woman Witness Is Discharged In Topeka Hearing
In Topeka Kansas on July 1 1A secretary of the Kansas public service commission Mrs Cummings was discharged after testifying before an investigating committee. John M Crawford appointed as her successor, and G H L Bensor named as head of the labor department. Miss Lucile Sterling and H Lee Jones were named officials while the committee heard from witnesses about alleged improper advances and use of state funds.
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Topeka
Kans
Cummings
Kangsas
Ant Mission
G. Se Bengan
Ikrego County
Wiealte Ho Norrow
John MW. Crawford
L. T. Massey
Trego County
Labor Department
Public Service Commission
G. Clay Baker
Lucile Sterling
Lawrence
Workmen's Compensation
H.lee Jones
Information Bureau of
Kansas Public Service Companies
Tall
Apt
Hussex
Cigarette Law in Effect Brings Licensing for Kansas Sales
Kansas enforces a new cigarette law this morning after recent legislation. In Douglas County 38 dealers have licenses though many do not sell yet due to stamp shortages. Attorneys clash over display in cases and windows with county officials debating legality and display constraints.
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Kansas
Douglas
George K. Melvin
Melvin
Commencement Programs Announced for Local High Schools
The Liberty Memorial and Odby junior high schools announced their year end ceremonies. Speakers include Coulson on Fine Arts and Our Attention as Progran t and Mesenheimer on Our Home for Society. Promotion day and scholarship awards will be presented. junior high exercises start Friday evening at Liberty Memorial High School auditorium.
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Liberty Mercorial High School
Liberty
Memorial Igh School
Junion High School
Liberty Aftemarial High School
Asnior High
Van
Prosta
Wharies A. i. Joward
Mte
W. D. Lyons
Pavourells
Ford sued again in libel case over Sapir action
Detroit June report states Henry Ford and the Dearborn Independent are named defendants in a $200,000 libel suit by real estate dealer Joseph Miller. The suit follows the Sapir trial and accuses Ford of injuring Miller’s reputation by alleged statements to jurors and press coverage.
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Detroit
June
Henry , Ford
Dearborn Independent
Joseph Miller
Aaron Sapira
Tiller
Ford
Ford-Sapire
Miller
Sapiro
Berkeley City Manager Edy Meets National City Managers Chief Stutz
John N. Edy city manager of Berkeley came Monday to Fraser Hall to confer with John G. Stutz secretary of the National City Managers Association. They discussed improvements in the work of the organization and plans to expand services to its members. Wm. Penn five cents a Good Cigar.
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John N. Edy
Berkeley
Potato Tour Draws Growers and City Families
Potatoes tourism event in Valley hosts 250 attendees on a farm lawn, featuring 4 H Potato Club leaders, Agricultural College experts, and local shippers. Speakers include Mohler, Davis, Mohler, and Gilkissas, stressing 4 H value, seed quality essays, and the new potato inspection law running June 15 to September 1 with government inspectors across the valley.
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The
Agricultural College
An Inet
Farm Bureau
Stiner
Paul Lantad
Clydy Husted
P. N. Davis
Prawey Fren
Allandale
J. G. Mohler
Board of Agriculture
Wo. A. Stakdvk
Davis
Graves
Manhtan
Mohler
Pathe Auale
C. G. Kelley
Kaw Valley
Prof
Kelly
Dick White
Case Department
the Agricultural College
Roy Moore
Doss Dtaney
Topgka Deajey
Completion Day Set for Kansas Wisconsin Football Game
The University of Kansas stadium will host the Kansas versus Wisconsin football game on October 8, with a new horseshoe at the north end of Stadium Field ready for the crowd. Ceremonies will accompany the opening and high school athletes may attend free by Missouri Valley conference rules.
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Kansas Stadium
University of Kansas
University of Wisconsin
Stadium
Athietics
Missouri Valley
Kansas
Wisconsin
Morrison
F.C. Adlen
Mnien
Flood Relief Fund Contributions Rise for Moor Sufferers
Douglas County residents increased support for Red Cross flood relief to Moor sufferers, with totals reaching 216 today. The latest report lists Lawrence National Council and Catholic Women among contributors, though several entries are unclear due to damaged text.
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Douglas County
Red Cross Fund
Esterday
Lawrence National Council
Welcome home Lindbergh expected in Washington
Reported plans indicate Charles Lindbergh will be welcomed in Washington by President Coolidge as he returns from Europe. The greeting would involve a formal presidential reception at the national capital with ceremonies pending final details before his June arrival.
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St. Leu
Trane
Croyden
Muna
Chernaing
Derby
Washingtony
Charles A. Lindleugh
Henarst
United States
Washington
White Houses
Souarkola
Chesapeake Bay
Potomac
Waslingeston
Indian students stage Midsummer Night Dream at Passka Institute
Indian students presented a colorful five act Midsummer Night Dream at Passka Institute with Esther Arnett as Hermia and Misabella Dee Toria directing. The performance featured a large cast including Helen Nora and others, with costumes noted and a pageant style delivery, marking a notable cultural event in the school year.
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Studer
Passka I Institute
Vorsal
Hhawifha
Hermia
Misabella Deetoria
Mise Rutty Maskrae
Atiepia Ed “Henge
Phe
Tirnpatina
Mendymes
oFetizen
Culph Weel
Pheemia
Tobe Paneth
Helen Nora
Shes Wales Andar
Antes Leena Din Pare
Tlanry
Arthur Ameng
Wathen
Vt Jones
Beuheunty Qheron
Haa
Pairbachs
Butta
Rachlitt Tharin
Mabel Catoss
Meranis
Silay
Magasena
Sand Bey
Julierea
Alumni Office Notes Name Changes and Staff Shuffles
Miss Faye Gasper former of Watkins National Bank is named assistant wireless secretary at Kansas University. Miss Bernidotte Robinson died in February and Miss Gasper succeeds her. Post holders Stanley Angles and Maggtherice Santa Vines move. Mr Vineyard leaves tailoring for June. Harriet Gilbert remains on staff and Mike Gilbert oversees alumni records.
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Faye Gasper
Watkins National Bank
Wirni
Kansas University
Fred Ellsworth
Alwonny Aes
Misa Insper
Bernidotte Robinson
Rol Ihie
Stanley
Maggtherice Santa Vines
Grey
Molinsen
Ingle
Fer Hushaned
Enver
California
Magle
Vineyard
Harriet Gilbert
Rometitt
Mike Gilbert
Klipwrth
Early Morning Meetings Spark Mount Creat Students
A large turnout of Mount Creat students rises early as the senior class plans breakfast and events. The Y M C A sessions are set at the same site, while a separate group schedules an early gathering under the Pi Banker. A Pittsburg court freezes a bank case as the cashier faces embezzlement and false return charges.
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Mount Creat
Une
Mavx
Cathh
Che
Lass’ Tensikfast
Tsoukanis
Shine
Kegiclk
Suder
Mind Conquest Highlighted By Haskell Viewpoint
Chancellor Lindley of the University of Kansas headlined a Haskell graduation talk focusing on mental control and education. He warned that deeper knowledge and societal complexity demand greater wisdom to guide youth, urging earnest study to master mind and life.
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Benét
EH. Lindley
University of Kansas
Adidpeasing
Haskell’ Histiate
Sarge
Haskell
Doeter
Uindley
Lindley
Uran
North Pole
Atlantic Ocean
Clurch
Rate Revision Blocked by Interstate Commission
Washington June 1 The Interstate Commerce Commission blocked proposed revisions to livestock rates between western producing points and Chicago packing plants. Western railroads were ordered to maintain present schedules until January 1 pending an investigation into reasonability. The commission cited expected large increases and noted current rates from St Paul to Chicago would rise from 6 to 8 cents per 100 pounds, with other routes similarly affected.
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Washington
Chicago
Interstate Commelice Commission
St. Paul
le Vents Pee Eno
Qinale
Weather and military retirements noted across regions
A flood of garbled text reports rain expectations for crops in Salina and nearby towns, then shifts to notices of retirements and appointments. Major General retirement plans are announced by the Army, with Brigadier General Lutz Wall succeeding as adjutant general. The piece ends with church assembly plans and brief local mentions from Oklahoma and Tulsa.
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Maj
Davis
Washington
Janet
Archiv
Resident Coolidge
Lutz Wall
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