Berlin Flight Becomes New Objective For Bellanca Monoplane
Reports from New York and Washington indicate a new goal for the BellancaColumbia flight to Berlin with weather favorable for takeoff. Charles Levine and Clarence Chamberlin near confirmation as crew. secrecy and runway access under discussion as officials seal flight data and chart the planned route from New York. President Coolidge departs for Hampton Roads aboard his yacht, heading toward fleet operations.
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Curtis Mie
Columbia State AR
Ronsevels Field
Curuins Field
Charles A. Levine
Columbian Aircraft Corporation
Acre
Carl F. Schary
Clarence D.chamberlin
Coolidge
Washington
Hampton Roads
U. S
Apj
Eberle Mee
Altamont Bank Closure Shocks Kansas Town
Altamont State Bank of Labette County Kansas was closed by its directors today after failing to meet state banking department requirements. The bank had capital of 15000, deposits around 46000, and loans of 15000. Real estate foreclosures on farm lands totaling over 3000 were noted. A Lane, Altamont merchant, was a bank director and W Wesley Rudgen served as cashier at Avena Gas. Burns Plains, Kansas, June A fire incident left Russell Chit dead from acetylene ashore last night at his home.
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Tateons
Altamont State Bank of
Et Ne Labette Cunty
C. A. Lane
Altamont
Wwesley Rudgen
Ries
Aviene
Plains
Russell Chit
Kansas Forecast Threatens Afternoon Thunderstorms Then Fair Saturday
Weather notes indicate thunderstorms this afternoon or tonight, followed by mostly fair conditions Saturday. Road conditions vary with locations including Wichita and nearby counties reporting slippery or muddy stretches, while some towns like Emporia and Cofferville show partial improvements. Temperature readings and yesterday's highs are mentioned in scattered form.
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Kansas
Emporia
Cofferville
Pittsboro
Arkansas
Wichita Fairie
Enkparia
Pittsburg
Salina
Ottawa
Topeka
Douglas
Kiods
Brock Blocks Baptists Opposed to Child Labor Amendment
Colorado legislator Fred O. Brock interrupted the northern Baptist convention to oppose a federal child labor amendment. He argued it will create a new bureau and infringe parental control, delaying the committee report. W. C. Coleman of Wichita was elected president amid floor nomination.
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Fred O. Brock
Envar
Colorado
Chicago
Northern Baptist Convention
Brock
W. C. Coleman
Wichita
Kan
Rittenhalse
Columbus
Ohio
Denies Father's Help In Insurance Business
Kan June 32 AP Topeka father J L Hussey head of public service commission denied using his office to aid his son’s insurance agency. The committee questioned ties to lobbyists and a rumor about Pratt and Hussey influencing the insurance code. The holding company bill is described as a scheme to force tributes from utilities to Republicans.
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Kan
Endreg
Leavenworth
Youne Hussey
Cra
Harry Sharp
The
Associated Industrie
Stein Hussey
Sharp
Ant
Iola
L. T. Hussey
Republican
J. T. Hussey
Apt
Pratt
Fredonia
Kansas City Capitalist
Vettery
Public Service Commission
J. L. Striker
Lef
Gov. Paulen
Mr. Pratt
Kansas Corporation
Kansas
Memorial Service for Deceased Royal Neighbors Members
A memorial service for deceased members of the Royal Neighbors will be held at 2 30 Sunday afternoon at Holloway's hall. Those honored include Agatha Ward Lets Mandy Ellison Mary B Lanham Lena J Lowell Mina L Ellison Ellen McFihinney Schuyler Stelpenitinon Belle Boughton Henry L Winey and Laverna Still Noble. Golden Red camp of the Royal Neighbors will lead the meeting with Rev Mr Gibbs delivering the address and Mrs Nelson Piper singing two selections.
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Royal Neighbors
Holloway’s Hall
Agatha Ward
Mandy Ellison
Mary
Lanham
Lena J. Lowell
Mina L. Ellison
Ellen McFihinney
Schuyler Stelpenitinon
Belle Boughton
Henry L. Winey
Laverna
Golden Red
Gibbs
Nelson Piper
Street May Be Named for Lindbergh in Paris
Paris councilor Fernand J. Aurent told Excelsoir he will propose naming one of Paris’s two new arteries Rue Gharies Lindbergh to honor the American aviator. The second artery would be named Nongeésser-Coli to honor the French flyers who began a transatlantic flight from Paris to New York and have since vanished.
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Pariz
Paris
Fernand J. Aurent
Excel+sion
New York
Lawrence to Close 1926-27 School Year with Diplomas
The Lawrence schools end the 1926-27 term tonight at 6 o'clock as 181 graduates from Liberty Memorial High School receive diplomas. Six will join the class of 1926. Recipients include Herman Lloyd Ericsson Clarence L. Francisco Rudy Elian Keddall Eugene James McFarland Francis Theodore Terkins Myron Aldwin Peyton. President D W Kurtz will speak on Ideals in Education. Janet Coulson and Myron Mezenheimer senior representatives. High school orchestra to perform and scholarship awards to be given.
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Lawrence
Liberty Memorial High School
Herman Lloyd Ericsson
Clarence L. Francisco
Rudy’ Elian Keddall
Eugene James McFarland
Francis Theodore Terkins
D. W. Kurtz
Me‘Fherson
Janet Coulson
Myron Mezenheimer
Cleveland Indians beat Philadelphia Athletics 3 to 1
Walter Miller pitched for Cleveland as they defeated Philadelphia 3 to 1. Simmons homered for the Phillies, with the lone run coming in the seventh. Miller went the distance for Cleveland, while L Sewell and others contributed offensively in a game that featured multiple lineups and scattered scoring.
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Une
Jack Quinn
Cleveland
Athletics
Simmons
Walter Miller
Indians
Miller
L.sewell
Quinn
Pate
Cochrane
Perkins
St. Louis
Washington Stewart
O Neille
Ruel
Chicago
Boston
Thomas J
McCurdy
Crouse
Wehern Tussell
Hradley
Hartey
Detroit
New York
Holloway
Woodall
Pennock
Collins
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Alrica
Willoughby
Wilson
Aldridge
Gooch
Cincinnati
Barnes and
O'Neil
Sukeforth
Lucas
Hargrave
Roberts Hogan
Bush
Rex and Hartnett
American Association
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Ocean
Watkins Wank
Manley
Ady
Grey Back From Council Rey Reports Omaha Meeting
Alfred D Grey returned from Omaha where he attended the National Council of Congregational churches with Mrs Grey and Prof and Mrs Landis. Landis mayor of Seattle spoke of the council noting thousands of clergy and laity in attendance. He called the merger of benevolence societies into two missionary organizations a significant step toward organic union with Universalist Churches of America. The report will be given at Plymouth Church next Sunday.
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Roger Bahzon
Grey
Saxiig
Omaha
Omaha Bee
Mr. Babson
Flymouth Sharch
Einar Hanson Fatally Injured in Coast Road Crash
Santa Monica June 3 Einar Hanson noted film star of Faramount Famous Players Lasky films was found fatally crushed in his wrecked auto on the coast road north of Santa Monica and died later in the hospital. Evelyn Egan twenty year old motion picture actress driver of the auto was fatally injured with head crushed and death reported after emergency operation.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Einar Hanson
Here
Angeles
Evelyn Egan
Hollywood Boulevard
Coolidge Support in Flood Problem
Chicago June 3 Assurances of President Coolidge and his administration’s deep interest in flood control were voiced at the flood control conference by Dwight Davis secretary of war as personal representative of the president. Davis asserted the end problem of flood control will receive cordial consideration and noted the administration’s support. The conference heard calls to view levees as part of a broader plan, with former Pennsylvania governor Gif ford Pinchot warning against relying on levees alone and urging a comprehensive river management strategy from source to mouth. He advocated a joint congressional resolution and a full plan for river control to aid farmers in the grain belt.
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Chicago
Corlidge
Dwight Davis
Davia Wehn
Calvin
Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Congress
Mississippi
Aiveriea
Farewells Quiet at Kansas University Fraternities
K A farewells event at Kansas University ended quietly with Sigma Alpha Epsilon canceling its party. About four to six couples attended, with Sigma Chi Pi Kappa Alpha Beta Theta Pi Phi Gamma Nu and Phi Delta Theta fraternities hosting sessions. Orchestras performed well and date rules were relaxed for women until 1 morning. Final dance ended at 2 o'clock. No police disorders reported. Joint supervision by family advisors and fraternity committee was praised and may be used again.
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Kansas University
Siaries
Famity
Tiltil Tan unfamiliar headline restated
Victor af last year in three straight sets as Tilson defeats him in the international hard court championship in Chicago. Kept out of place, the narrative follows Tilton's victory over a French contender and the broader tennis scene with grain price turmoil and a mill accident in Beloit Kansas.
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St. Cloud
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Big
Tilton Doday
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Sin
Tne
LaCoste
Boratra
Hit
United States
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LaCaste Fox
Kansas City Pledges 350000 For Flooded Area Relief
Kansas City businessmen pledged 350000 toward rehabilitation of the flooded lower Mississippi River region. The funds form a subscription to capital stock of a 2000000 corporation formed in Washington to provide relief credit. The plan aims to match 2000000 already held by credit corporations for Louisiana Arkansas and Mississippi.
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Mississippi River
Washington
Fcr
Louisiana
Arkansas
Mississippi
Petition to change Kansas University buildings chief discussed
University of Kansas officials weigh a petition seeking removal of H H Ball and appointment of Charles G Bayles as superintendent of buildings Ball may pursue other job ideas while Governor Paylen forwards the petition to the board of regents Senator Jones says a public hearing may be requested If action is unfavorable the petition will be sent to the governor
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University of Kansas
Charles G. Bayles
Little ‘Loar
H. H. Ball
Ball
Thie Dourna
Paulen
Caverhot Paulen
Board of Regents
J. N. Johnéey
Kansas City Journal
Toreka
Journal
Paylen
W. Y. Morgan
Three Kansas Players Present Tonight at Robinson Gym
Kansas Players conclude the school year with three plays at Robinson gymnasium in Lawrence. Moonshine, Tale of a Carolina mountain by Ar, Candida, and Thank You, Dear, a mystery play by Harry Kemp, replace Candida as the evening’s program. The group has drawn capacity crowds in Lawrence and at Shubert Theatre Kansas City.
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Kansas Players
Robinson Gymnasium
Hopkins
Boccaccio
Carolina Mountains
Ar- Tale
Harry Kemp
Dnec
Harry ‘Kemp
Lawrence
Shubert
Kansas City
At Lo Crafton
Kansas University
Audientes
Miss Vray
Roth Senda
Ales
Xers Wien
Miers
Year Book Issued At Jun Tet High School
The junior year book for Jun Tet High School was issued today featuring blue binding and blue page headers. Staff members include Alice Pierson and Ralph Graber supervised printing, with Doen Blackmar arriving from Tallahassee to teach Spanish.
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Paw
Alice Pierson
Marcery Huff
Lila Lawson
Niney Harmon
Charles
Edyth M. Salvesgi
Ralph Graber
Doen Blackmar
Tallahassee
Jomen
Promotion Day Promotes 157 Students at Liberty Memorial High
Principal Stonecipher leads Promotion Day exercises at Liberty Memorial High School auditorium where 157 juniors receive honors and promotions. Dean H. Wop urges self respect and "playing the game" honestly. student council gains more authority. awards honor scholarship and attendance while a double quartet performs.
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Dean H. Wop
Liberty Memorial Higs School
Georgiana Edson
Billy Dodderidge
W. D. Lyons
James Penner
Dorothy Stewart
Richard Anderson
Stonecipher
Kansas approves bond sale to fund soldier bonus debt
Topeka reports another million dollar bond issue to pay late claims under the state soldiers' bonus act, bringing total war veteran debt to 30.5 million dollars. The Equitable Trust and First National, with Barr Brothers, bought the four percent 27 year issue for First National at Detroit at a premium.
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Topeka
Kansdune
Kansas
Kansas Vety Grans
Equitable Trust Company
New York
First National Company
Detroit
Barr Brothers & Qu
Hetrait
Sermon to Grads by Plymouth Church Minister
The Plymouth Congregational Church will host a sermon for Kansas University’s 1927 graduates at 7 PM Sunday in the familiar stadium. The minister, Russell Henry Staf, will deliver remarks with enlistment from the audience as part of the ceremony. Leaders and attendees plan a formal observance titled The Light of Lay.
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F Russell Henry Staffa
Plymouth
St. Louified
Congregationa
Kansas University
Seial Stadiun
Promotions to Junior High From Five Elementary Schools
About 125 elementary students are to be remoted to Junior High schools as the year ends promotions come from Cincy Pinckney Woodlawn New York and Lincoln. Lists show 27 25 24 22 19 and 8 pupils to be reassigned with names of students and staff following in a dense OCR listing.
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Iran Brewin
Tate
Cerin
Wilma Hartman
Ores
Hine Westpr
Viview -Bav
Maxine Mene
Riz Sigh
Katherine Stries
Teath Stalts
Tang "Trent
Ner
Iyeed
Claudine Yr
de Wile
Robert Andres
George Igaret Ceean
Robert Statens
Charke Fieri
Hichard
Tinthy
Marna Howard Ardith
Willie Tar
Wereduhay Firneds
Bam
Stewart
Edna Thorne
Paul “Immman
Tine Stil
Robot Jeuthas Clarqaees Auekl
Alid Thame
Es Tk
Feds Westeriy
Joviel Hawlead
Rinckwell
Manhh Vita
Letanee Aren
Bernicester
Windiawn
Terrain Atveren
Kerrlin
Anyfee
Ahlan
Aranox
Pinskie
Saineh Marie
Bertin Athe
Mapedter
Vern Sarton
Huh
Neto
Pere Sth
Sean
Advances Toward Less Surgery Highlighted by Dr Jackson
Dr N Jackson of Alton Missouri told Douglas County Medical Society members at the Lawrence Country Club that future medical progress aims to reduce surgery. He argued pathology and anatomy, not just surgery, will guide cures and stressed protecting the liver’s function to avoid postoperative deaths. The talk outlined stages of medical advancement from anatomy to pathology and emphasized building bodily resilience before operative procedures.
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Pery
Dabox N. Jakson
Alas Cit
American Medical Association
Douglas County Medical Joviely
Lawrence Country Club
Onier
Jackson
Vileniment
Jackso
Alen
Ul. BR. Bechtel
Douglas County Medical’ Society
Sege
Spring Shoot SUNDAY at National Guard rifle range
The Vigilante committee plans the annual spring shoot at the National Guard rifle range on Clevenger farm. Local figures Tyhns, Tyhns, and others arrange rifles and supplies, with public attendance and safety measures emphasized. The group states they are organizing and will arrive from nearby areas to participate.
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Tiouglas Verney
Stanlay
Nafional Guard
Dohn Clevenger Farm
Will Tyhns
Toval Fewihr
Br Rand
Ardinjing
Ies
Local Camp Meeting of United Spanish War Veterans
United Spanish War Veterans assembled at Court House for annual camp meetings. Frank Topping of the Sixth Missouri regiment was admitted to the camp. Camp members and families plan a Flag Day event in South Park on June. Commander in Chief Rien Morris of Colorado to be chief expense for encampment. Several royal members planning for Albany. Bandits robbed Frieya State Bank at Frieya about sixty miles southwest of here, about $4,000 stolen by two masked men. Joe Dundee weighs 193 pounds in world welterweight bout weigh-in at New York Grounds.
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Court House
Oral Corp
United Spanish War Veteraims
Frank Topping
Essothe Sixth Missouri Regiment
Kanga
Dortge
Uae
Rien Mearis
Goloradoe
Rollewas Bank
Amarillo
Texas
Frieya State Bank
Frieya
Frami W. B. Ane
Derson
New York
Shammon
Polic “Grounds
State Boxing Commission
Joe Dundee
Eckel Receives Carnegie Tech Research Fellowship
John F. Eckel of Douglas is named a research fellow at the Carnegie Institute of Technology for the coming year. He is a 1st graduate of the University and will study mining and metallurgy while pursuing a Master of Science degree.
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John F. Eckel
Douglas
Jcarnegie Institutie of Technology
Slaves
Carnegie, Tech To
Eckel
Reads Like Turbulent Rail Freight and Local Sports News
Fragmented OCR shows unsystematic notes on shipping by a company named Nines Bloetrie Mower and a line of street notices. It highlights a golf match where Mrs Margaret Walddles Hipple defeats Mrs Bock Phillips in Salina Kansas, and notes no meeting of the Reserve Officers Association tonight.
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Margaret’ Walddles
Hipple
Hutchinson
Bock Phillips
Wichita
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