Lowden Delegates Lead In Key State Contests
In South Carolina the Tolbert faction’s delegates are seated for Lowden with at large and district seats counted for the Lowden column. Wood forces deny friction, Proctor remains campaign manager, Hitchcock to aid, and Johnson of California arrives to oversee operations. Boosters rally in hotel lobbies as Poindexter and Marshall head toward the scene.
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Chicago
Mississippi
Mulvihill
Lowdon
South Carolina
Vaniger
Talbert
Greenwood
J. Duncan R Sturn
Spartanburg
Fol
Poindexter
Washington
West
Opal Day Travels to Kansas City This Morning
Miss Opal Day traveled to Kansas City this morning for undisclosed reasons and was seen boarding a train at Union Station before sunrise. Local officials offered no further details.
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Miss Opal Day
Kansas City
Kansas Forecast Sees Little Temp Change This Weekend
Partly cloudy conditions expected tonight and Saturday with minimal temperature shifts. The report notes temperatures at 7 am yesterday and 2 pm today, listing today’s maximum and minimum while observing rainfall data.
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Kansas
Industrial issue as chief problem dominates talks
Governor Allen urges a federal tribunal to settle industrial controversies and protect the public from economic pressure. He favors a declaration of principles and Congress action but not a nationwide strike ban. The plan would allow individual rights to strike while limiting conspiracies and leaders' power to trigger work stoppages.
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Chicago
Dune
Aden Lot
Kansas
Wowiat
Liatty
Ceelerire
Iaote
Aflyn
Allen
American Federation of Dahor Browing
Terero Sprestik
Johnson calls for league plank against present covenant
Senator Johnson of California outlines campaign plans to press a league of nations plank at the convention. He vows no straight-out fight with trades or promises, pledges against the current league covenant, and notes prohibition will likely be excluded from the platform.
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Chicago
Johnson
California
League of Nations
H.C
Prohibition
Convention Resolutions Committee
Wes Injured by Fall in Home Stairway
Perkins fell yesterday while descending a stairway at home injuring his shoulder and leaving him unable to leave the house.
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Wes
Bom. Perkins
Draft evaders targeted in Kansas warrants issued
Marshal Wood said warrants will be served on Kansans charged with draft law violations. About thirty warrants have been received from U S Attorney Fred Robertson, with roughly 210 more expected in this Kansas district. Reports say Grover Berchekl, a wealthy evader, fled Philadelphia May 21 and is attempting to reach the Mexican border with a driver.
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Yopeks
Jane
United Stags
Te Wood
Tie
Fred Robertson
Marshal Wood
Kansas
Mexico
Phoenix
Ariz
Grover Cleveland Berchekl
Philadelphia
Department of Justice
San Antonio
Texas
Teheran Is Free Says Persian Official Telegram
London reports that Persian officials deny Bolshevik occupation of Teheran or the Caspian coast. An official telegram received from Teheran made no mention of any Bolshevik advance, indicating the capital remained uncontested.
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London
Teheran
Thursding
Caspian Sea
Buyers Face Stable Quotations Across Markets
Buyers cannot secure lower quotations as manufacturers and jobbers hold firm. Decker reports from Chicago that the recent price cuts halted due to persistent wholesale costs and ongoing coalitions among suppliers. Dealers nationwide confirm prices remain steady with no imminent decline.
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Decker
Yesterda
Chicago
Uecker
Monte Cee de
Guardsmen Withdrawn from National India Rubber Plant
Four National Guard companies, serving at the National India Rubber Company plant, were withdrawn after a week of duty as unrest lingers. Gov Beeckman proclaimed a state of insurrection following riots tied to the rubber strike. Further reductions in forces expected.
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Bristol
National India Rubber Company
Beeckman
Rubber Company
Guards Ready to Go to Galveston
Texas guards mobilize two units to entrain for Galveston to guard waterfronts amid a longshoremen strike. Governor Hobby cites freight delays harming state business. Texas Senate approves the action and authorizes 100000 dollars for emergency expenses as the situation unfolds.
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Austin
Tex
City Commission of
Galveston
Texational Guard
Texas
W. J. Cope
Gelveston
Hobby
Gulf Port
Texas Business and Industry
TheTexas Senate
Teday
Tiobby
Dairymen Gather for Cow Testing Association Meeting
In Sibley neighborhood, C R Gearhart outlines required details for annual records to prove the value of the dairy association. County Asem Smith and H A Cowles arrange a meeting at Pairview school on Wednesday evening June 1 at eight o'clock to discuss participation.
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C. R. Geinhhart
Asem Smith
Gearhart Wiiter
H. A. Cowles
Sibley
Pairview
Gearhart
University Engineer Plans Summer Trip to Study Europe
Williams of the engineering department at the University informs Chancellor Steome he will travel to Europe this summer. He aims to study transportation problems in England France Belgium Italy and Switzerland to help the team.
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Pool GG. Williams
Whoo! of Engineerings
The
University
Frank Steome
Europe
Ingland
Hellen
France
Belgium
Italy
Switz
Brorke Flight Record Set Near Paris
Paris June 4 The airplane Goliath piloted by Lieuts Bas trot and Bernard broke the world record for continuous flight, remaining aloft 24 hours 14 minutes 7 seconds and covering 1015 15 kilometers at Etampe near Paris. The German Wolandmann had held the prior mark at 71 hours 7 minutes and An sec onds in June.
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Goliath
Lieuts
Bastrot
Bernard
Ais
Etampes
Wo Landmann
Actor Calamity in Fair London Inquest Finds Accidental Death
Coroner's jury rules the death of Cleton Crawford, found dead in a hotel arseaway, an accidental fall from a window caused by insomnia. June 4 under Secretary Washington Frak de Pelk resigns. Myrtle Anderson returns to Kansas City. Josephine Fulks heads to the city for the weekend.
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London
Cleton Crawford
Washington
Frak de Pelk
Wilson
Legion Votes to Join July Celebration Plans
The American Legion plans to participate in any Fourth of July events. The newly organized ball team was authorized by a vote. Deputy Sheriff Crowder left for Lansing with Monroe Saunders and Joseph Roser, both involved in crimes, accompanied by O. M. Walling. Royal Neighbors and M. W. A. Lodges will attend memorial services at the Christian church. Louise Hutt from Kansas City arrives tonight for the Phi Gamma dance.
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Wil Help
American Legion
Lansing
Charles Crowder
Morime
Monroe Saunders
Joseph Roser
O. M. Walling
Tt Christian Church
Louise Hutt
Kansas City
Names Commission to End Coal Wage Fight
Washington appoints a three man commission to settle the coal wage dispute between miners and operators. The panel will render an award within about ten days if possible with wages retroactive to April 1 when contracts expire. Members include William Thompson of Columbus, QhosNerta Ferry of McAdoo, and W. Connell of Scranton.
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Washington
Jaume
Wilson
William ©. Thompson
Columbus
QhosNerta, Ferry
McAdoo
Thompson
Ohio State University
Ma. Ferry
United Mine Workers of America
Connell
Alumni to pay for commencement dinner tickets
A University registrar states that graduating students receive one non transferable ticket to the commencement dinner next week. Alumni and faculty must pay 1.25 dollars per ticket due to funding shortfalls, with tickets available at the registrar’s office, alumni headquarters, and University business office.
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George O. Foster
Foster
University Business Office
Wool Producers Consider Storage for Market
Wool growers at conferencing meetings in Topeka Wichita and Jarsons voted to send this year’s clip to the National Wool Warehouse Storage Co of Chicago due to lack of market. The firm stores ships insures and sells consignments for a 3 percent charge. County agents will notify Douglas County growers and arrange a car for shipping the wool.
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Wichita
Jarsons
National Wool Warehouse Storage Co
Chicago
T Company
Lowa
Eliasis
Seth Fenton
Vinlaned
Wool Growers Conference
Douglas
Peyairdinic
Mrs. J E Matthews Dies After Illness in Rogers Park
Mrs. J E Matthews of Rogers Park Chicago died last night after a period of ill health. She was the daughter of Mr and Mrs Lemuel Stout of 1420 New York Street. The body will arrive in Chicago tomorrow morning for funeral services at 4 p m in New York Street. Evangelist R C Yadon of Blockton Iowa conducted ongoing Church of Christ meetings at Tenth and New York for six weeks with plans to extend. services were not yet concluded.
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J. E. Matthews
Rogers Park
Chicago
Matthews
Lemuel Stout
New York
Elnek Tomers von
Church of Christ
New
York
Local Strawberries Arrive Despite Early Season Delays
Report notes wild strawberries ripening along hedges and toads near Lawrence as home grown berries appear on the market amid a backward season.
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Lawrence
First Lawrence Scout Summer Camp Opens June Fourteen
Lawrence County Boy Scout units plan a two week camp starting June 14 near Lake View if land is suitable. Enrollment aims for about fifty boys, enough to serve all troops in the county, with site decisions and program details to be settled by the Scout Council. The event seeks to address summer recreation and teach outdoor skills amid tentative daily costs.
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Hay
Paul Gilmer
Lawreace Council
Gilmer
Lawrence
Pougins County
Boy Scout Council
James Naismith
BE. A. Edwards
Mark Mohler
Leo Smith
Lake View
Mal Gilmer
Ean
Scout Council
Chamber of Commerce
Prohibition Probe: Large Whisky Withdrawals Revealed
Pittsburg reports indicate more than 500000 gallons of whisky were removed from warehouses in the region under permits, with many permits forged or completed in blank. Federal agent Hindman confirms thousands of cases under scrutiny as a broad investigation proceeds.
Stolen bicycle and watch linked to Indiana theft case
Kansas City police officer John Derson sent by Chief James Monroe to arrest Walter McNutt. McNutt held on theft charges after arrest and found with a bicycle matching Sanderson’s stolen bike and a gold watch with the monogram RK. E. from Rosenberg thefts, tying multiple incidents across states.
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Matereyelu
John Derson
Kansas City
James Monroe
Walter McNutt
Sanderson
McNutt
Mary Preyer Receives Honors at Commencement Recital
Miss Mary Preyer, a Lawrence graduate, earned praise for a recital featuring Toccata and Pastoraie by Memert, with father accompanying. Critics note her refined technique, sweet tone, and poised interpretation as she nears Master of Vitae and plans a commencement concert June 7 in Fraser Hall.
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Mary Preyer
Lawrence
Mary
Tate
Delica
Theyer
Tang
Prof. Peresse
M ‘Aia Scheurer
Alb Tenehbys
Pine Arts
Mise Preyer
Tnt
Miek Ie
Albe
Fraser Hall
Friendship Run boosts Lawrence ties with surrounding towns
Lawrence boosters completed the second Friendship Run with 162 participants in 50 cars. The convoy visited Lecompton, Stull, Richland, Overbrook, Worden, Lone Star and other communities, featuring Haskell band performances, tribal dances, and talks. Poor roads along stretches to Topeka and nearby towns prompted calls for road improvements to sustain cross‑town friendship efforts.
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Lawrence
Lawrrence
Haskell
N. S. Nelson
John Brodie
Plnkey
W. B Downing
Lawvroien
Lake View
Lecompton
H. B. Peaks
Big Springs
Stull
H. B. Ober
Richland
Frank Jennings
Overbrook
Mr. Ingleman
M. Lee Sorey
W. S. Metcalf
Worden
BE. A. Bleckoke
Wuant Grove
Lone Star
S. Smith
Ma. Sorey
H. B. Peakrs
Fyony
Topeka
Ottawa
Saint H. B. Ober
Chamber of Commerce
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