Southern Cross Monoplane Battle Through Pacific Storm
A Pacific leg of the Southern Cross and its four engine plane were enroute from Oakland to Sydney when storm clouds forced high altitude flight. Radio reports placed the craft about 800 miles from Hawaii, maintaining a six minute longitude fix while navigating adverse weather and fuel concerns.
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Honolulu
Dune
Addi Cory
Erica
Radio Corporation of America
Kattsi ii
Horidlulu
Tri
Suva
Fiji
Sydney
Australia
Oakland
Cal
Pacific
Samoa
Apia
Upi
Equator
Ha Jwaitin Islands
Fans Island
Opine
Radio message fuels Franz Josef Land Italia search tale
Reports say garbled radio chatter may place Italia missing since May 25 near Franz Josef Land. Russian rescue commission gears Italian led expedition with ice cutter Braganza sailing Spitzbergen waters and Norwegian pilot Lieutenant Holm coordinating surveys from King's Bay as search continues.
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Alia
Franz Joseph Land
Moscow
Russia
Italia
Franz Josef Land
Spitztergen
Russian Rescue Commission
Dirigihie Wialia
Franz Josef Lani
Lo Lo
Vozne
Dvinsk
Boydeting
Franz ‘Josef
Braganza Owas
Spitzbergen
Trobhy
King's Bay
Carny
Luetzow
Holm
Bomb blasts hit Chang Tso Lin train near Mukden
Reports from Mukden indicate a bombing struck Chang Tso Lin's special train as it neared the Manchurian capital, killing or injuring several aboard. Wu Chung, a senior official, allegedly died from injuries, while Chang Lin survived in serious condition. Parallel dispatches note Chang withdrew to Mukden, leaving the northern cabinet in flux and prompting plans to establish a temporary government there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mukden
Manchuria
Chang -Lin
Mukdeo
North China
Manchtarian Can
Plos
Tokyo
James
Jey
Manchth
al Chang Tso-Lin
Chima
Mukidlen
Renso
Wu Chung
Ry Hng
Tientsin
China
Lane
Althea
Chang Tse-Lin
Peking
Pan Fu
Chang
Foreign Affairs
Inter
Chang Yin Mukden
Shar Sun
Chuan Fang
Baseball National League and other notes from June
Baseball results and standings include Boston and Cincinnati games. Rixey, Dressen, and Byers contributing in a Cincinnati win. Piehnich and Genetvich noted for Boston. Several games postponed due to rain. American League entries list Philadelphia and Chicago as well as postpo nements. Also mention of radio power increase for President Coolidge during summer vacation and a church position announcement in Detroit.
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Boston
Byers Hornsby
Viyer
Mad Rixey
Oe Dressen
Tun
Cincinnatians
Ginginnati
Battery
Pieinich
Genetvich Wayies Dittsburgh
Brooklyn Fame
Chicago
New
York
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Tomilraw
Walberg
Cochrane Faber
Connally
Crouse
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
American Association
Columbus
Kansas Air Tour Delayed by Weather in Wichita
Adverse weather forced the Kansas air tour to cancel the morning start from Wichita as the weather failed to clear by 10:30. The remainder of the tour will proceed with departures scheduled for tomorrow morning from Wichita. Governor Paulen and Mrs. Paolen traveled by Stanolind trirootored plane to Fredonia earlier, then to Wichita for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kans
A. E. Merriam
Merriant
Topeka
Junene
Govvernor ‘Faulen
Paalen
Fredonia
Standard
Indiana
Ben
Paulen
Emma
The
Standard _ Oi
Company of
Indisha
Kansas Air Tour
Ars. Faulen
Oil Company
Oroeran
Hoover Delegates Win First Round in Florida Contests
Florida contests shape the Republican National Convention as four delegates at large backed Hoover are recognized by the national committee. Florida factions led by Bean and Skinner clash over delegation seats while disputes across Louisiana Mississippi Texas and Georgia loom. The jockeying tests Hoover's bid as party leaders seek a peaceable path to convention seating.
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Kansas City
Hoover Forces
National Committee
Florida
George Bean
Clearwater
Glan B. Skinner
Miami
Bean
Portof Rico
Louisiana
Mississippi
Texas
Q Sickene
Herbert Hoover
Chicago Bombless Election Sets Quiet Voting Day
Chicago on June 4 faced a calm election sunrise as voters chose seven superior and one main court judge amid two slates. One fusion ticket grouped Democrats and Republicans led by George Brennan and County State’s Attorney Crowe. the Chicago Bar Association backed four judges and endorsed three others on the coalition slate, with minor races for principal court and public policy questions in transit and cemetery bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
George Brennan
Reacher
Cook County Democracy
Robert EB. Crowe
Chicago Bar Association
Bhar Association
Steffen, Sabath
Gridley
Death by Own Action Shocks Diocese Leader Wounded
The scene at the diocesan headquarters in South Carolina unfolds as Rev. W. A. Guerry is shot in the chest by J. Fl. Woodward of Brunswick, then commits suicide. News notes also report Armour stock sale details from Chicago, including a block of shares in Armour and Company held by the late J Ogden Armour's estate, sold to Arthur Cutten of Chicago.
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Armour Stock
Chicago
Armour and Company
J Ogden Armour
Arthur Cut
Ten
F. Edson White
Gutten
Five new members join GOP national committee
Kansas City June 4 AP Five new members were chosen to fill vacancies on the Republican National Committee. Seated just before contests over delegates began were Ewing Morrison of Indiana Claude Mackenzie of Minnesota Dani Bo Pomeroy of New Jersey Freeman of the Philippines and Mrs Viola Cameron of Nebraska. They will serve on the current committee which will dissolve after this convention. new members will qualify later along with holdovers.
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Kansas
City
Republican National Committee
Ewing Bmison
Indiana
Claude Mackenzie
Minnesota
Dani Bo. Pomeroy
New Jersey
Freiman
Philippines
Viola ‘Cameron
Nebraska
Busy final day of KU commencement amid rain and reunions
Alumni and graduating class members carried on with the fiftyth annual commencement events at the University of Kansas despite light rain and a sudden temperature drop. Women’s Athletic Association members held a Bacon Bat at 5:30 AM, and senior class activities ran through a late breakfast, program, and plantings around Memorial building. Alumni sessions, Langworthy address, endowment trustees, Phi Beta Kappa, and a memorial for Dr. Canfield occurred, with plans for wrap‑up luncheons moved to Memorial building due to weather.
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University of Kansas
Women’ S Athletic Association
Henley House
Memorial Union
Memorial Building
Leland J Barrows
John Boyer
Rose McCulloch
Dan Lardner
George Roscoe
Mayvian
Ech
Clelland
Bates Huffaker
Piads
H. M. Langworthy
Robinson Gymnasium
James H. Canfield
Central Administration Building
Phi Beta Kappa
University of Kansas Endowment Association
State Head to Speak at Douglas County Union Meeting
A Douglas County Warners Union gathering at Cargy schoolhouse in the county’s southwest will be held Thursday June 1. It is an all day event with a noon basket dinner and a 2 pm address by Dr. Huff state president of the Kansas Farmers Union. He will discuss issues facing local agriculture. Public invited. County president J S A Ward and county secretary Times W Arderton listed.
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Douglas
Warners Union
Cargy
Huff
Kansas Farmers iInion
J. S. A. Ward
Tiimes W. Arderton
Police Chief Falls Into Pool at City Carnival
Night Chief Joha pat Callahan of the city police slipped and tumbled into the water during a water carnival at Waddland park Saturday night. Spectators mistook him for a clown before help arrived.
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Joha Pat Callahan
Waddland Park
Callahan
Mankato Man Files for Sixth District Congress Nomination
Donald Stanley of Mankato filed for the Republican nomination for Sixth district representative in Congress. Rep. Hays B. White of Mankato, the incumbent, announced he will retire at term's end. Judge W. G. Fairchild of Hutchinson filed for renomination as judge of the Ninth judicial district serving Harvey, McPherson and Reno counties.
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Mankato
Hays B. White
Topeka
Donald Stanley
Congress
W. G. Fairchild
Hutchinson
Ninth Judicial District
Harvey
McPherson
Reno
Bank holdup suspect in Lamar shot during capture
A man identified as C. C. Gilmore, linked to a bank robbery in Lamar, Colorado, is hospitalized at Roosevelt under heavy guard after being wounded during a failed escape following his arrest at the request of state authorities. Five men were implicated in the holdup.
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Lamar
Tah
C. Gilmore
Colo
Roosevelt
Colorado
Plans for Lawrence 75th anniversary celebration
Eastern Kansas discusses the seventy fifth anniversary of the Joining of Lawrence. An honorary committee of eighteen selects two subcommittees and outlines parades pageants and military unit involvement with support from the State Historical Society and local leaders. Leaders praise Lawrence as a civil war era landmark and urge early preparation and preservation of records.
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Lawrence
Kansas
W. C. Simons
Osage County
FRESHMAN TELKERT FINED FOR LIQUOR POSSESSION
Raymond L Telkert a freshman in the University of Kansas engineering school was fined 57.50 after county officers arrested him Friday afternoon for possession of intoxicating liquor He is from Topeka and was arrested on East Seventh street while en route to a Santa Fe train to Topeka. previously listed as at his rooming house on 1108 Tennessee Street.
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Stanley Carral
St. Marys
Kan
Kanwaka
George Fields
Ati Memorial Hospital
Sufet
Iace
Brand
Ford
Essex
Wells
Nelson & Hubbel
Lawrence
Fields
J. G. Jeijds
Topeka
Gary
Coldensbelt
i/Lawrence
I. M.lebow
Cosmtmnpolitan
Toneka
Willace Holt
Palate Clothing Co
Holt
Boonville
Sam Christler
Smith
Grace Xoyanava
Wichita
Ereence
Leavenworth
Han
Raymond L.telkert
Engineering School
University of Kansas
Justice Court
He ‘i Tolbert
East Seventh Street
Santa Fe
Tennessee Street
City Commission Repeals Paying Ordinances Protested
The city commission passed two ordinances repealing paying ordinances previously passed but protested by property owners within the twenty day publication limit. An Alabama street payment ordinance was approved. May reports include twelve fire alarms and one palmoter call, with estimated contents and building losses totaling about $57,334. Seventeen building permits issued, 54 inspections. Police court fines for May totaled $541. The city nurse made 234 visits and conducted clinics. Civic Association meets at Woodlawn School Tuesday at 8:00.
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Eighteenth Street
Vermont
Tennessee
Rode Island Street
Alabama Street
Seventeenth ‘Street
Hee
University of Kansas 965 Graduates to Receive Degrees Tonight
The largest graduating class in the history of the University of Kansas will be awarded 965 degrees and diplomas at tonight's commencement in Hoch Auditorium. Dorothy Fisher will deliver the commencement address, with courses and honors listed by school. A bronze memorial tablet in Administration Building commemorates the event.
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Theil
University of Kanaa
Sey Seas
George D. Ihter
Até
Dmnow
Grees
Ista Wwe
Dorothy Ganfield
Will
Dorothy Oantel Fisher
D James 7 Senfield
K. U. Facillty
Avas
Fisher
Arlington
Vermont
Lawrence
Gradu
Facultya
Bes
University Fond
J.cCanles
Mai
H. Lindley
Mus. Fisher
Iin-i Tindinge
Shane Heeona
Ehureti
Memorial Tablet Honors Canfield at University
A memorial tablet for James A. Canfield, famed professor of history and police science, was dedicated at the University of Kansas. Dorothy Canfield Fisher presented the bronze tablet as her address for the fifty sixth commencement. Speakers included Dr Frank Strong and William Allen White, praising Canfield’s long tenure and impact from 1877 as the university grew from 340 students to wider offerings.
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Kansas
James A. Canfield
Canfield
Dorothy
Fisher
Central’ Administration
Flavia Camp Canfield
Infumnus x
Frank Strong
Tthe University
Facuty
Severa
Henry
Charles Gleed
Charles Robinson
Thackeray, Emery and
Humphrey
Charles Scott
Ingalls New Head Elected University President
Ingalls named president at university during annual alumni association meeting in Fraser Hall. Kansas City alum Marke Breidenthal elected alumni fellow. Foster registrar and BE. GB. Black a former president join board for three years. Mrs. Lillian Matson to succeed deceased Mrs Zisiah Smith Wilcox. Langworthy delivers annual alumni address. alumni dinner held at Robinson gymnasium.
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Sheffield Ingalls
Atchison Wis! of
Kansas
Fraser Hall
Intgalls
College of Liberal Arts and
Marke Breidenthal
Kansas City
Kank
Fiebof
Foster, Registra
Black Anil
Lillian Matson
Wichita
Zisiah Smith Wilcox
H. M. Langworthy
Lof
Robinson Gymnasium
Fine Liquor Violators Highlighted in Police Court
Evander Evans, arrested Saturday night, appeared in police court this morning on a charge of drinking. He was fined $5 by Judge C H Daugherty. Charles Harding, arrested May 28 on disturbing the peace after resisting arrest at Seventh and Massachusetts, was fined $10 by the police judge. Hunt appeared in police court on disturbing the peace and vagrancy charges, found guilty on both and fined $15. Buy a Chevrolet and enjoy the difference every day. Ad.
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Evander Evans
Ail
Vie
C. H. Daugherty
Charles Harding
Seventh
Massachusetts Street
Wae
Ss H. Hunt
Ablice
Norningt
Belgian Flyers Set Sixty Hour Air Record
Belgians fly sixty hours to set a new record in Brussels after a flight from Tirlemont. The official status of the record is debated as tanks replenished during the flight. Also noted are a school clinic in Eudora and local political notes from Cleveland.
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Vietor
Janie
Tirlemont
Aviaricnes
Brussels
Prate
Howeve
Clenic
Eudora
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Nansas
Salina
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Talia
Stered
Hite Associate Press
Spitzsergen
Rein
North China War Lord
Mukder
Yo’ Ieticit Wightta
Juanes
Raymond
Rankin
Pas’ Srective Religio
First Presbster
Faearth Street
Hoover
Esat NT
Bishon
X. U
STATE
C. E. Hulk
County Partners Union
Officer Callahan
Charles F. Scott
Lola
Fie
G. A. Ro
Tom Doran
R. GC. Rankin
Lexington
W. K. Lurdick
Margaret Hill M.carter
W. ¥. Morgan
University
Connelley
Historical Society
Hannah Oliver
C. H
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Connelley Lof
Oneka
W.¥. Morgan
Hutchins
W. Si Metcalf
W._H. Bears
Iola
W. A. Mc‘Carter
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Carter
iTopeka
Chester Woodward
AW. C. Simons
Raymond Olbert
City Commission
Pavink
Civic Association
North Lawrence
University of
Ran
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Sas
Ildés
Blackmar
Ingalls
Atchison
Fostex
Black
Charles “Harding
Ady
G.B. Johnson
Eudore
MeAulife
Muse i
Lee
Brotherhood Railroad
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