Begetta Monday Promises Grand Regatta at University
Lawrence awaits a first event of commencement week as town residents join students for a two grand regatta on the Kaw River at 2 pm Monday. Entries include motor canoes, passenger boats named City of Lawrence and Dolly Graber, and several canoe and swimming races with novel events like the topsy tursey. University preparations shift from senior breakfast to alumni luncheon with box lunches, a senior farce, and a Chancellor’s reception in Green Hall after the show.
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Kaw
Upe
Lawrence
George Fein
Fred Lindley
George Savage
van Goessep
Fred Fein
City of Lawrence
Dr. Naismith
Ww Holmes
City Y. MC
Fraser
Snow Hall
Green Hall
Speculative Wheat Buyups Signal High Kansas Prices
Kansas market reports show Chicago speculative houses deploying many agents to buy growing wheat, offering enticing prices like 1 10 a bushel futures in Kingman County, while farmers resist as they expect higher gains. Also from New Orleans New Orleans June 3 a man attacked his sister with a hatchet and acid, injuring her severely but she may recover.
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Clearwater
Kan
Chicago
Kansas
Kingman County
New Orleans
Bessie
William B. Blessing
Bloodhounds Track Arrest in Middletown Murder
A murder occurred in Middletown when an elderly umbrella man was found slain with a crushed head. Bloodhounds chased the scent and led police to Perry McNeal, who was arrested at his home after the trail.
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Iamiltan
Middletown
Perry McNeal
Sheriff Cazalas Removed From Duty in Lynching Case
Montgomery June 3 The state supreme court declared Sheriff Frank Cazalas of Mobile guilty of dereliction of duty for allowing a lynching of a black man last winter and ordered his removal from office.
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Montgomery
Ala
Frank Cazalas
Mobile
State Supreme Court
Strike 5 Worse Few Cars Are Running
Philadelphia reports a General Strike of Machinists on the Baltimore and Ohio line with riots and disrupted transit. Police arrested rioters after car hijackings as elevated and subway services slowed. Supposed arbitration and political worry linked to the strike. In Baltimore about 850 machinists walk out over reinstatement after piecework changes at Mt. Clare shops.
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Philadelphia
Reyburn
McNichol
Benjamin Rice
Baltimore
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Mr. Clare
Mt. Clare
Tired lovers and a first theater trip in a wedding article
An elderly couple visits the Airdome front row and debates marriage while the woman notes her 76 years and inexperience in theaters. The wedding of Anna Marie Nellis to Albert Charles Phillips in Topeka is detailed, with attire, attendants, and plans for a Yellowstone trip and Seattle home.
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Topeka
I Nellis
Wilhelmi
Hinesley
Anna Marie Nellis
Albert Charles Phillips
Seattle
Wash
de~ Witte C. Nellis
West Fifth
Metta Robinson
Paris
Blanche Best
Kansas City
Florence Reed
Wichita
Maid of Honor
Frederick Wallis
d’Hardelot
Lohengrin
T. F. Dornblaser
Chicago
Lutheran Church
Phillips
Pelatine Hill
Nellis
Yellowstone Park
Olympic Place
Washington
Notable Kansas City Leader Dies by Own Hand
John W. Speas, a prominent Kansas City businessman and clubman, died at his home this morning after shooting himself. He had been in ill health and despondent, serving as president of the Monarel Vinegar Co and active in local civic groups, including the Priests of Pallas Carnival association and the Convention Hall board. He was 48.
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John W. Speas
Kansas City
Joh W. Speas
Speas
Monarel Vinegar Company
Advancement of
Priests of Pallas Carnival Association
Convention Hall
Elub and Commercial
Market Sharply Watches For White Stones In Lawrence
A fragmented market note references Wey and Vinstatsen's Will aserse of high quality stones with mention of a jeweler in Lawrence selling only the finest white stones. The text also notes electric work as a business and lists school supplies at Mrs Prentint Bome Store and oiled chamois at Straffon's priced from 25 cents, describing their cleaning utility and water resistance.
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Vinstatsen
Lawrence
Mrs. Prentint Bome Store
Straffon's
Wild Horse Hunt in Nevada Draws 500 Men
Under Superintendent Creel the Pyramid Lake Indian reservation and OH Cowles plan Nevada s largest wild horse drive. About five hundred cowhands from Washoe county and Indian country will ride out to gather horses across fifty square miles north of Wadsworth. Horses will be culled at a central corral near the Nightengale mountains with older animals shot and younger ones broken for saddle use.
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Nevada
Reno
Creel
Pyramid Lake Indian Reservation
OH. Cowles
Washoe County
Limbo
Wadsworth
Fenehmen
Mither
Goyaed
Nightengale
Kiss Loved Another Man Divorces Over Kisses
New York June. Mrs Kiss obtained a divorce from John Kiss after alleging he was too liberal with his kisses for another woman Julia Shipokwa. Justice Blanchard noted Mrs Kiss could be happier free of Kiss. Shipokwa claimed to be Kiss’s real wife and entitled to his kisses, while Mrs Kiss kept her maiden name.
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Kiss
Tooth
New York
John Kiss
Justice Blanchard
Supreme Court
Mo Little Nissen
Society of Anoher
Wiwan
Julia Shipekun
Miss Shipokwa
Regulation tightens on bleached flour and foods seen
Yopeka June 3 report on state health board actions and federal checks. The board bans bleached flour labeling practices and requires clear ingredient declarations on labels. It also prohibits ground shells and husks in spices and mandates listing ingredient amounts, affecting spices, syrups, and olive oil products. The long battle over a government debt grant to J Thomas B Spencer is noted with a personal reflection on his wartime service.
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Wichita
Hele
J. Thomas B. Spencer
Treasury Departments
Federal Department
Spencer
Wisconsin
Missou
Mississippi River
Texas
Union
Dayton Men Visit Lawrence for Electric Line Preparations
Nick Lanse Judge Dwyer and RP Alley of Dayton Ohio arrive in Lawrence to arrange materials for an electric light line. They sign papers for new equipment and plan hauling and street placement. Rumors say shipments may arrive by late June or early July, with Alley overseeing Lawrence construction before work finishes.
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Judge Dwyer
ER. P. Alley
Nick Lanse
Dayton
Lawrence
Vever
Neoe
Alley
Suly
Parsons
Varsuus
Cleminson to Fight as Court Examines Evidence
Chicago police Captain Kane said Cleminson has abandoned hope of securing more admissions from Dr Hal Jane Cleminson charged with his wife’s murder He has hired an attorney and will fight for every inch in court Investigating officers discuss alleged relations with women and Cleminson’s disclosure of names Judge Clifford refused writ of habeas corpus a new suit may be planned on lack of legal evidence against the accused physician.
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Aldrich
Missour
Stone
Rhode Island
Germany
American Congress
Chicago
The
Kane
Tesuts
Hal- Jane Cleminson
Cletmingson
Captain Kane
Darter
Cleminston
Clifford
Weston Walks 38 Miles as He Heads West from Laramie
Walker Edward Payson Weston faced illness from bad food and excess alkali water but resumed his trek westward from Laramie after a delay. He covered 38 miles yesterday and plans to push on, with weather and road conditions impacting progress.
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Laramie
Wyo
Edward Payson Weston
Pedstrican
Weston
Jeltersen Davis Birthday Observed Across the South
June 3 marked the elat anniversary of Jeltersen Davis birth, with celebrations in Fairview Kentucky his birthplace where Memorial Park was dedicated in his honor. General Young delivered a long tribute in the city. Interest in savings promotes Atlas Sayings Bottled Milk at the Home Dairy.
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Jeti Davis
Louisville
Kay
Jeltersen Davis
South
Fairview
Davis
General Young
Jef Davis
Count Sharzynski Delayed Expected In Topeka Visit
Count Sharzynski a Russian count, delayed en route from Topeka, is due in the city this noon or evening or tomorrow. He will visit the University to confer with Bailey and the faculty on alcohol study, then go to Haskell to discuss prohibition among Indians before reporting to the International League upon return to Russia. The league includes representatives from foreign countries except England and aims to study liquor regulation worldwide.
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Count Sharzinsky
Russia
Union Pacific
Ike
W. R. South
Homer E. Baker
Smith
Haskell
University
Ainl
Lawrence
Count Sharzynski
Topeka
Bailey
Stubby
Jackson
International League
Veaks
Sharzynski
England
Moon Eclipse Tonight Affects Local Viewers
The article notes a lunar eclipse occurring from 9:00 PM to 10:14 PM with penumbral phase lasting until 11:21 PM. Visibility may vary across the region. It also mentions Gustafson's offering Kansas University spoons pins belts and novelties for students heading home after classes tomorrow.
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Gustafson's
K. U
Iustafson’s
For Sale Cottage and Outbuildings on 1925 Vermont Street
Multiple classifieds describe a six room cottage with two lots for sale at 1925 Vermont Street including a stable, chicken space, well and fruit trees. Contact via 15 Mass Street for details. Also listed are a serial mare for sale, a lost handbag reward, rental rooms on 336 Tennessee Street, and other help wanted notices including a general houseworker and a chambermaid.
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Ermont Street
Mass
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