Unclear OCR Text From Strike Brief
Fragmentary OCR reads as a strike related note with stray phrases about police and arms. No clear events, dates, people, or organizations are extractable for a coherent summary.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1925
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR reads as a strike related note with stray phrases about police and arms. No clear events, dates, people, or organizations are extractable for a coherent summary.
The article discusses Germany's approach to evacuation policy, noting tensions between maintaining stability and pursuing protective actions. It highlights debates on how evacuation should be managed and who bears responsibility.
Chicago faces extreme heat with temperatures near ninety four degrees. Heat distress spreads as residents seek shade and relief while health officials warn of dehydration risks and urge precautions. The brief notes widespread discomfort and strain on city services during the heat wave.
Fragmented OCR reads mention of Indianapolis and church figures. No clear event or actions emerge. Summary reflects only uncertain references to Simple Services and local clergy without concrete details or outcomes.
Scant readable text references Shawnee County officials, a September session, and defense counsel Colonel A M Harvey. It mentions forwarding a case to autumn session and a purported bribe of 31 250 with names like Fred Pollman. The fragment lacks clear names, dates, and outcomes.
A sheriff tracked two suspects after a car was stolen and driven away. The pursuers split. one man fled on foot while both were later arrested as dawn approached after a nighttime chase.
Fragmentary OCR reports a heat wave causing multiple deaths across various areas, mentioning New York New England states Chicago Indiana and other regions with speculative figures. Details are garbled, but authorities warn of sustained high temperatures and rising fatalities.
Indian service Chamber of Commerce members and their wives urged to attend Tuesday evening supper at Haskell gymnasium. The display will feature the educational and industrial work of Haskell Indians with the gymnasium opening for inspection to a visiting delegation from Oklahoma after the dinner.
Fragmented score notes show Hornsby hitting a home run for St Louis and several players recording homers across the American and National Leagues. The report mentions Ruther, Ruel, Pennock, and Johnson with other players like Judge and Dixon contributing, amid incomplete, garbled game details.
Berlin June 3 Allied note to Germany details her failure to fulfill Versailles disarmament requirements addressed to the Chancellor and ambassador. The legal organization in charge confirms action and notes the ongoing diplomatic efforts.
New York sixteen panicked as heat draws toll with one death and six prostrations in the first hours of the day. Beginning at sunrise temperatures rise steadily amid haze and humidity blanketing the city. At 1 p.m. the thermometer stood at 84 degrees.
The University of Kansas hosts the fifty third annual commencement with a recital by Fine Arts students. Sixteen vocal and instrumental numbers are planned as alumni and friends gather on campus. A gravel wall addition links the central administration building to Memorial Stadium. University urges Lawrence residents to host visitors and register early due to hotel shortages during commencement week. Tomorrow night two plays will be staged in Robinson Gymnasium by the department of speech and dramatic art.
Superintendent M C Del Manzo and family plan a trip to Mani atten morrow to attend a banquet honoring Dr C Ay Prosser and Jessie Harris. Del Manzo will address the meeting on evening classes as conducted in Lawrence. They will drive to Osage City and stay visiting relatives before returning Monday morning. He said this was to be his summer vacation trip. Indict Mrs Cunningham.
Crown Point Indiana June 4 Associated Press Anna Cunningham 49 of Gary was indicted by the Lake County grand jury on three counts of first degree murder for poisoning three of her children. She was held without bail by Judge Martin T Smith of the superior court.Nearby Manhattan Kansas reports storm damage from Tuesday winds and rains destroying roofs and a district school building while a flood strikes Commercial Travel ers Meet in Winfield Kansas with about a thousand delegates expected for the Kansas U CT convention. A Roth Day in Columbus Ohio notes the weather bureau will register at the state house grounds kiosk at 2 oclock this afternoon as men foresees success and confidence for the event.
Debate over whether county officials’ salaries will be cut as population figures shift from 25 000 to 20 000. A test suit may seek Supreme Court interpretation of the law, with county commissioners as defendants to prevent reductions, and a ruling expected before next month’s start.
About fifty guests are expected at 6 30 tomorrow night at Weidemann’s to honor George L Kreeck who soon leaves for South America to become Paraguay minister. R C Rankin serves as toastmaster. reservations close tomorrow morning at the Chamber of Commerce building.
Paris reports Abd el Krim firmly holds central Morocco and aims to widen control to the east amid French bombardments and skirmishes. The Rifi tribe reportedly weary after defeats resists with guerrilla tactics as Marshal Lyautey moves to end Rifi activities. An official communique cites 250 Rifi killed and 300 wounded on May 2 and 22. Three University students fined after farewell party intoxication arrests. Fence Council to meet at 7:30 pm to discuss summer camps for city youth. Washington confirms transfer of the Bureau of Mines to the Commerce Department.
Des Moines June 4 Associated Press reports flood damage worsened by recent windstorms across Western Iowa. A section of the stave was cut off and unconfirmed reports said a dozen or more homes were toppled by high winds. Crops and railroad property were damaged by the high water.
A new required course in hygiene and physical education will begin at the Lawrence high school on September 7 for sophomores, with Mrs Jora Stebbins leading the girls program and Andrew McDonald overseeing boys work. The program emphasizes health development and will not apply to junior or senior classes next year. Boys active in major sports may be excused from floor work.
Prof William J. Williams of Baker University will address the 36th annual county graduation ex at Liberty High School Saturday afternoon. The class is slightly smaller than last year as O Lane, county superintendent of schools, will distribute diplomas. Complete graduates list follows with district numbers and student names including Lucrecia Norris Mary Jordan Theodore Craig and many others.
Dispatched reports from Gibraltar suggest Abd el Krim may concede a staged Spaniards victory at Alhucemas Bay to quell tribal resistance and secure a future Riff district under Spanish supervision. He allegedly signals willingness to end fighting with France in sight of broader peace efforts. In other news, Charles Patekapie of Kansas and Kelly’s picture suspect identified in Des Moines bank robbery. Pasadena visit noted. Hoover tours Texas business trip.
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