House Approves 10 Fund French Debt Settlement
The House approved the $6 847 674 000 French debt settlement after a lengthy debate. The plan now goes to the Senate where opposition is expected. Critics labeled it lenient and unfair to American taxpayers led by Collier of Minnesota, while Green, Burton, and Crisp opposed the measure as part of the African Debt Commission. The vote on final passage was 256 to ...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dobby
Senate
Perd Alini
Grog J
Collier
Miss Ruiney
Ilinois
Green
Burton
Ohio
Crisp
Democrat
Georgia
Represesissippi
Rainfall Totals Bring Varied Updates Across Kansas
Eastern and central Kansas received rain last night turning wheat and gardens green. Fort Scott recorded the state's heaviest rainfall at 2.24 inches, with Emporia noting 1.70 inches. Coldwater saw 1.38 inches, Anthony and Liberal had light or no rain, and other towns reported minor amounts including Dodge City 0. inches, Concordia 0.16, Hutchinson 0.02, Lawrence 0.12, Manhattan 0.04.
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A.P
Henwe
Fort Ssolt
Weather Bureau
Emporiare
Iolawil
Kansas
Anthony
Liberal
Winfield
Dodge City
Concordia
Bureke
Hanover
Hutchinson
Lawrence McPherson
Manhattan
Kansas alumni reunion dinner announced by Barker and Oliver
George Barker and Miss Hane Oliver promote a KU alumni reunion for graduates before 1880. The dinner at University Commons Sunday at 5:80 pm plans to host twelve to fifteen attendees who have shown interest in attending.
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George Barker
New He Scréet
Hane Hah Oliver
Tennessee Street
University of Kansas
University Commons
State grocer bill totals for six months in Topeka
AP reports a Topeka grocer bill totaling 252 272 dollars for charitable, correctional and educational purchases over six months. A separate incident describes an accidental fire caused by a lit match that seriously burned a child as onlookers rescued another. In Baltimore a judge denies a new trial to Richard Reese Wh, who was convicted of a May robbery.
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Topeka
Myr
Edna Mey
Hawkins
Edna May
Warren
Whittemore
Baltimore
Richard Reese
Supreme Deneh of
Rob
Kansas Forecast Sees Parity Cloudiness and Thunder Showers
Weather brief notes cloudy conditions tonight and Thursday with possible thunder showers. Temperature likely unchanged. Roads vary from good to muddy in cities such as Kansas City Salina Emporia Pittsburg Ottawa Topeka and Wichita while Ark City and Wichita markets report generally good road conditions.
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Kansas
Kansas City
Salina
Emporia
Pittsburg
Ottawa
Toneka
Aeeyvilly
Arkansas City
Wichi
Geology field trips expand study for University of Kansas students
University of Kansas geology students will embark on extended field trips this summer to study rock strata across eight states. Dr. Walter Schoene leads a six to seven week Colorado field course in term one, while Dr. R C Moore conducts a new eight state tour in term two with about 15 students guided by Dr G L Knight.
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Uniity of Kansas
Walter H. Schoene
R. C. Moore
Schoenne
Colorado
Canteon City
Department of Geology
Moore
Dr. Moore
Ray Youngsmeyer
Wichita
H. C. Jeffery
Eureka
Meredith Jocelyn
Olive Lloyd
Leavenworth
Robert L. Boggs
Clifton Ramsey
Lawrence
J. H. Merridith
Kansas City Mo
Edwin Thompson
Lawwrence
M. C. Roberets
Paola
Frank W. Hooper
Humboldt
Harold H. Hawkins
Ralph Hanna
Winfield
Dean ‘McGae
el Dora
Tin Luke Wongiai
Kenneth Bradley
Louis
G. L. Knight
Reslogy
Kansas
New Mexico
Arizona
Utah
Wyoming
Idaho
Nebraska
Rocky Mountain District
Ig Ees
Witness Recounts Anna Brown Killing Linked to Osage Conspiracy
Testimony in Ernest Burkhart trial describes Anna Brown's intoxication and removal to a canyon where Kelsey Morrison says he shot her with a gun supplied by Hale. Morrison links the killings to a 1923 Osage property theft conspiracy involving Byron Burkhart and others, including Rita and Katherine Cole Morrison.
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Kelsey Morrison
Morrison
Ernest Burkhart
Byron
Ernest
W. E. Smith
Rita
Smith
Anna Brown
Katherine Cole Morrison
Arena Brown
TAKE UP FARM BILL IN SENATE FIGHT OVER DEFENSE SPENDING
Washington June 2 AP The farm relief bill faced a senate impasse as Senator Blease Democrat of South Carolina objected to delaying the farm bill to finish the army aircraft expansion bill. Senator McNair Republican of Oregon in charge urged withdrawal while Bingham Republican of Connecticut defended the aircraft plan as vital to national defense. Blease argued America can live without airplanes but not without food.
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Washington
Senate
Blease
South Carolina
McNa Republican
Oregon
Hail Storm Hits Pawnee County Farmers Near Larned
A severe hailstorm swept Pawnee county centered on Larned causing over 75600 in crop and property damage. Large ha irstones described as pigeon egg to hen's eye size shattered hundreds of windows and ruined gardens and trees. Livestock including geese and chickens were reported killed in surrounding areas.
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Larned
Kani
Pawnee County
Heavy rains sweep Kansas with flooding fears
In Salina and Fort Scott heavy rains dropped up to 2.24 inches, totaling 5.23 inches since Saturday. Minneapolis and Solomon reported about 1.2 to 1.5 inches with damage at Bennington and Verdi. Marmaton River and Mill Creek threatened flood conditions after the rainfall. In Kansas City bandits robbed two Chapman Dairy employees of 3000 dollars, scattering 5000 dollars in checks during the robbery.
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Salina
Kan
Minneapolis
Solomon
Bennington
Verdi
Fort Scott
Marmaten
Mill Creek
Kansas City
Chapman Dairy Company
Burma cyclone toll tops two thousand eight hundred
Rangoon reports the cyclone and tidal wave along Burma’s coast have killed 2800, with fears of nearly 4000 dead. Maungdow township suffered major flood deaths as Naat Biter breached. Widespread devastation halted telegraph links and hampered road access to Arakan. researchers delayed by floods.
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Rangoon
Burma
Arakan
Maungdow
India
Disastrous Blaze at Fulton Causes, 310000 Loss
A lightning sparked blaze in Fulton Kansas destroyed the W H Gambie home, the Gambie chapel, blacksmith shop, and Bingham Service Station. Five inch rain saved east Fulton. Damage estimated at 10000 with no insurance. Gambie family and two visiting preachers escaped in night clothes.
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Fulton
Kan
Pire
W. H. Gambie
Gambie
Bingham
Gamble
S. M.shedd
St. Louis
Rev. Block
Hume, Mo
Potato Tour Draws About Seventy-Five Growers
About 75 Kaw Valley potato growers toured Douglas county farms including Charley Husted Fred Lartad Clifford Pine Karl Pine Clarence Pine and William Stiner. The group then moved to Jefferson county while Stiner hosted a noon dinner with wives assisting. Speeches urged certified seed and disease eradication in seed potato programs.
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Douglas County
Charley Husted
Fred Lartad
Clifford Pine
Karl Pine
Clarence Pine
William Stiner
Jefferson County
David Imagine
Stiner
Mr. Stiner
A. G. Tolaas
Minnesota
Demurrer Heard in Warren Case as Court Posts Ruling
About fifteen civil cases were before the district court today. Ada Hipp won $10,000 against Frank Hardesty, with costs awarded to Mrs. Hardesty for her husband’s killing in a road work dispute in Osage County. The judge reserved decision on the Kansas case against Holliday and others regarding an injunction against R A Jackman. Carrie Gleed won a divorce from Herbert Gleed with custody of children. Trene Stevens’s divorce petition from Ray Stevens was denied. Vincent Grain Co received a $10,009.24 judgment against William Docking, receiver of a defunct bank. The Tonganexit bank receiver called for payment on the cited claim.
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District Court
Kansas
F. M Holliday
State of Kansas
Charles B. Griffith
Frenéral
Frank M. Holliday
R. A. Jackman
Ada Hipp
Frank Hardesty
New Merger Talks Rise As Rail Deal Advances
In Kansas City Southern and Louisiana lines negotiations gain momentum after talks between EF R Billings and L F Loreb follow the death of William Edenborn. Officials say a merged system with Katy and Cotton Belt lines is likely if price gaps narrow and terms satisfy both sides.
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M. C. Fiats
Minnesota
T. N. Davis
W. B. Pine
Farm Bureau
Saude Scott
Chamber of Commerce
Potato Club
Kansas State Agricultural College
C. ®. Graves
L. E. Melichers
E. A. Stockdyk
E. D. Wells
RB. P. White
Douglas County
Shane
New York
Louis
Jana
Pany
Kansas City Southern — Railway
EF. R. Billings
Louisiana Road
L. F. Loreb
Kansas City Southern
Katy
Louisiana Lines
William Edenborn
Kansas City- Southern
Princeton Seminary Faces Investigation Over Professor Machen
Baltimore on June 2 AP says the Presbyterian General Assembly approved a committee to probe Princeton Theological Seminary and the fitness of Professor J G Machen to chair analogetics and Christian ethics. The move followed a lengthy debate amid confusion over the committee’s report.
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Baltimore
A. P
Presbyterian General Assembly
Princeton ‘Theological Seminary
J. G. Machen
Conley to 23 Years for Braman Bank Robbery Conviction
Kansas likely not allowed to try Louis Slim Conley for the May 27 Winfield State Bank robbery. Oklahoma’s Court of Appeals ordered commitment to McAlester State Penitentiary for 23 years after his conviction, while his prior appeal and bond release were in play. The case ties to the Winfield robbery chain as officers recover a Wichita-stolen car at Tulsa and investigators link three vault-bound gang members to Pawhuska and other sites. Louis Conley, named gang leader, is jailed in Newkirk awaiting requisition.
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Oklahoma City
Kansas
Louis
Slim Conley
Winfield State Bank
Oklahoma Criminal Court of Appeals
Conley
McAlester
Braman
Liberty
Selidiniz
Kay County
Winfield
State Bank of
Wichita
Tulsa
Pawhuskla
Louis Conley
Newkirk
Degrees at Washburn Honorary Doctors for Four
Four individuals received honorary Doctor of Science and Master degrees at Washburn College in Topeka on June 2, with 100 seniors graduating. Recipients included Dr. Frank Smithies of Chicago, Dr. Richard K. Sutton of Kansas City, and Robert Stone of Topeka. Washburn alumnus John Nipps earned a Master of Arts. General Harbord Tarbord attended as guest of honor at Fort Riley's Cavalry School encampment.
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Topeka
Washburn College
Frank Smithies
Chicago
American College of Physicians
Richard K. Sutton
Kansas City
Robert Stone
Toneka
Kansas House of Representatives
Isws
John Nipps
G. A
Chee Fao
Washburn
Harbord
Eve Riles
Junction City
Meigr
James G. Tarbord
Hon
Cavalry School
Fort Riley
EB. M. Daniels
Bank Vault Hold Up in Dallas Sees Loot and Shootout
Five masked robbers held eleven bank officials in the vault at Jefferson Bank and Trust in Dallas suburb Gak Clif. They escaped with between 15 600 and 20 000 in cash, firing as they fled toward Fort Worth. A cashier wounded and a bank president forced into the vault aided the escape, while robbers retreated after the vault was opened. One robber described as a Black man fled in a small car after the heist.
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Dallas
Tex
Jefferson Bank and Trust Company
Fort Worth
Ai. G. Youte
Gak Clif
R. O Barnes
Barnes
Haskell Diploma Class Marks Largest Graduation
Haskell graduated its largest class of 112 students today with Hon U S Guyer of Kansas City as the main speaker. He urged pride in race, progress and future schooling, noting Indian leadership and the conquest of air, space and time. Superintendent Pe Angular emphasized improving home life for Indian youth.
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Haskell
U. S. Guyer
Kansas City
Guyer
William James
Viper Bite Threatens Dealer Beck’s Life
Beck, a known dealer in wild animals, was bitten on the finger by a viper two weeks ago while preparing a shipment. The wound healed briefly but his condition worsened yesterday, with physicians fearing the poison could prove fatal. He rallied today and received renewed hope for recovery.
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Rc. Beck
Beck
Liberal Party Split Deepens as Asquith and Lloyd George Clash
London June 2 Liberals admit the party is rent asunder by severance of associations between Asquith leader and David Lloyd George parliamentary chairman. Letters from Asquith denounce Lloyd George for refusing to denounce the general strike in line with high council views of the party.
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London
Liberal Party
Asquith
David Lloyd George
Lloyd, George
Hiawatha at Haskell Chapel Delights Townspeople Crowd
Indian students present Hiawatha at the Haskell chapel before a full house. The large cast and vibrant costumes impressed town audiences with songs dances and scenes of frontier life. Notable performances by Charles Ground Doris Murphy and Theodore Rosering highlighted the enduring production and the Haskell orchestra provided musical backing.
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Hiawatha
Lawrence
Haskell Chapel
F. C. Wenrich
Charles Ground
Doris Murphy
Minnehaba
Theodore
Callie
Crowe
Nokomis
Clarence Sousen
Thomas Austin
Boy
Day Allman
Mondamia
Frank
Giroux
Arrowmaker
Reuben
Jacols
Gitchex
Manito
James Daugomah
Lagico
Orley Eschief
Chibiabs
Ben Warrington
Viola Jones
Alice McArthur
Tonita Naranjo
Louise Rogue
Amelia Skye
Charity Reddoor
Bertha Santiago
Eines White
Lydia’ Allman
Ida Campbell
Addie Crowchief
Tonita Herrera
Blaine Johnson
Nellie French
Lucille Hill
Mabel Hili
Irene Rowe
Jorene Sanror
Braves
Paul Attackine
Albert Cobe
Robert Downing
James Fire
Robert Horne
Louis Leadercharge
Arthur Murphy
Clerence Sousea
Cyrus Walking
Hugo Weston
Drammera
Edwin Barhylle
Joseph Antelope
Frank Eagle
Fred Sweezey
Uso Weston
Haskell Orchestra
Griz McDaniel
Emerson Hill
Philip Arkansas
Edward Cata
Julius Bilis
William Foreman
Lena Cuellar
Isaac Peacock
Lois Henry
Wilbur Hows
Wilfred McGillis
Louise Ortiz
Benges Sears
Samuel West
Ika
Kansas engineers to attend Buffalo and Chicago water works meetings
Ernest Boyce director of the sanitary laboratory at the University of Kansas and J L Barron will attend the annual conference of state sanitary engineers in Buffalo New York and the annual meeting of the American Water Works Association also in Buffalo. The sanitary engineers meet June 5 to 7 and the water works gathering June 7 to 9. Delegates will discuss water handling policy standards and sewage treatment works in Chicago during their trip.
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Ernest Boyce
wa‘Ner and Sanitation Laboratory
University of Kansas
J. L. Barron
State Sainitary Engineers
Buffalo
N. Y
Campus License Tags Sold as Souvenirs at KU
University of Kansas offers souvenir license tags numbered 201 for students during summer vacations. Tags resemble campus parking permits but cannot be used for parking. Fifty were ordered, half sold by noon today. Priced at 25 cents to cover manufacturing costs, no parking licenses required in summer session.
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University of Kansas Sutunobile
J.R. Dyer
Specialist to Speak on Infant Feeding Problems
Dr E H Scherer a Kansas City specialist speaks tomorrow at Liberty Memorial high school auditorium on infant feeding. Brought by Douglas County Medical Society. Open to public especially mothers needing feeding advice. Segeee killed in mid air collision Fort Walton Florida June 2 1AP Ensign L S Schmidt killed when his plane collided with another piloted by Lt Ingersoll Ingersoll parachuted saved himself and was rescued. See iene to Chestoler Duality at Low Cost Atwater Kent Redic Hanna
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Scherer
Kansas City
Liberty Memorial ‘High School
Fensacola
Fla
L. S. Schmidt
H. FE. Ingersoll
Ingersoll
Iene
Twilight season opens tomorrow in junior league showcase
Ten teams compete in the fifth annual junior league at South Park with opening game Holcom Juniors versus 40 and 8 clubs, paraded by hurtling bands and Indian cavalry. Mayor Holliday to pitch, officials present, 150 boys eligible under fifteen and under 200 pounds.
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South Park
Holcom
Real Battle
Jeazue
Siow
Ellis
Eugeene Glahn
Marcel Crhn
Rotary
Hovey Hannay
Howard Bishop
Scottish Rites
R. EL. Allen
Kiwanis
William Essick
Eagles
Lou Harshfield
Haskell
Arthur
Stark
Odd Fellows
Dave Wright
Holcams
Louis Holeam
American Legion
Corwin Watterlson
Haskell, Institute
All Indian Cavalry
Redskin
Frie M. Holliday
Carman Or Stevenson
Reseen
Organi Cations
Qold
Rotary White Sox
Elks Club
De Mar Wins Sesquicentennial Marathon in Philadelphia
Clarence DeMar of Melrose Mass the American champion captured the Sesquicentennial Marathon race from Valley Forge to Philadelphia Municipal Stadium. His 24 miles 865 yards time was 2 hours 42 minutes 50 seconds. Albin Stenroos Finland Olympic champion dropped out at halfway after sharing early pace with DeMar. Crowd of about 25 000 greeted DeMar in the stadium as roughly 74 000 cheered along the route historic to General George Washington era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Clarence Dea
Mar
Melrose
Mass
Valley Forge
Philadelphia Municipal
NeMar
Albin Stenroos
Finland
Tie- Mar
George W. Iintgen
Suit on Processes Filed Against Derby Oil
A federal suit in Wichita seeks damages over alleged patent infringements in hydrocarbon and gasoline production. Gulf Refining claims Derby Oil used patented processes purchased in 1915, seeking an injunction and due damages. Also noted are a veterans meeting and a tennis result from Paris.
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Wichita
Derby Oil Company
Gulf Refining Company
Texas
Derby Company
Aléphat
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Beard
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Louisiana
Princeton Seminary
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Oklahoma
Douglas Radio
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Calcutta
Robert Bishop
Bishop
Boston
United States Circuit Coat of ‘Appeals
Moscow
Jane
Vol'ga
Mat
H. Re Peairs
Advance In Education
H.B. Pe Wamg
Peakrs
Jewell
Charles W. Thomas
Parks
Cowen Sehnecker
Aliss Jane Poco
Hutchinson “Animal Dealer
Made! Critically
Rent Asunder
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Barron
Atwater Kent
Hanna
de Mar
Sesqui
Gulf Refining Company Sues Derby Company
Joseph A. Wahl
United Spanish War Veterans
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Paris
Stezanie Lenglen
Mamet Peter
Hungary
Liberty Post
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