Reparations accord shifts German debt outlook
June 4 report notes Owen D Young announced a full agreement at the reparations conference. Belgium accepted Schacht's proposals on German marks, reducing Germany’s reparations burden from about 33 billion to 9 billion marks. Annuit ies run for 37 years with specific payments and a plan for settlement within two years, including possible Rhine evacuation and new settlement bodies.
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Owwen D. Young
Repara Tions
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Owen D. Young
Thes
Sturday
Schacht
Young
Erwin Ritter
Belgium
Pen
Germany
United States
Rhineland
Fie
Mh Young
Seaeics
Bank For International Settlement
As - Goon
United ‘States
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Lava Flow From Veguvivius Drives Inhabitants From Barre
Naples dispatch reports lava from Mount Avìus advancing toward Barre at about 150 feet per hour, widening to over 70 feet. Townsfolk evacuate in orderly fashion as soldiers help, vineyards and woods near Terzigno destroyed, and emergency measures underway to relocate residents and protect agricultural lands.
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Barre
Terzigno
Malladra
Vestiv
Vian Observatory
Terno
Stolen Rhode Island Reds Recovered After Glass Eye Noted
A farmer in Lawrence, Kansas, Alfred Heck, recovered nearly forty stolen chickens including a Rhode Island Red with a glass eye after a theft Saturday night. The fowls were sold to Raw Valley Produce in North Lawrence, and two young men in a Ford roadster were later identified as selling the birds. Police investigated but found little until tips surfaced. In a separate matter, a $32,000 fraud and damages suit by Susan Anne Hardy against Miller and McAnles was decided for costs with no testimony given. the case, previously tried twice in Johnson County, ended in a judgment on pleadings.
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Rhode Island
Alfred Heck
Lawrence
Heck
Valley Produce Company
North
Susan Anne Hardy
Johnson County
Olathe
Mos.i Hardy
Kansas
Haines Wins Opener as Cardinals Top Brooklyn
In a June 4 AP baseball summary Jess Haines outpitched Watson Clark to give St Louis an 8 1 decision over Brooklyn in the first game of a doubleheader. Jim Bottomley belted a seventh inning homer to seal the win for the Cardinals. Brooklyn and St Louis split the doubleheader with a final score of 8 1. Other league games noted include the Yankees sweeping the White Sox 4 2 and Detroit taking the final game from Philadelphia 8 5.
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Jess Haines
Watson Clark
Cardinals
Brooklyn
Jim Bottomley
St.Louis
Kinich
Haines
Sta Ons
Scott
Hogan
Nehl
Root and Grace
Boston
Cincinnati
Leverett
Taylor
Luque
Ehrhardt
Sukeforth
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Gollins, Elliott
Davis
Swetonic
Hargreaves
Clark
New York
Yankees
Chicago: White Sox
Henry Johnsons
Washington
Collings
Schang
Liska, Beall
Ruel
Cleveland
Zinn
Sewell
Ruffing
Russell
Bury
Farm leaders push half billion for farm board action
Washington June 4 Congressional leaders indicated after enactment of the pending farm bill they would favor an immediate recommendation by the agriculture department to make available the 500 million appropriation proposed for stabilizing the agriculture industry. The split over the full amount centers on wheat surplus needs and board purchases while the relief conference committee hurries to finish differences between Senate and House within a day.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Farm Relief ‘Conference Committee
Senate
House
Early Closing Plan For Merchants And Other Notices
The Douglas Merchants Bureau of Commerce approves annual early closing from July 1 to September 1 with 5 o clock departures. The group plans a banquet for rural teachers in August and discusses the Douglas County Teachers Institute session. Police report the discovery of a woman's body in Los Angeles and issue an arrest for Bill Teb land veandlés, a grocer.
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Lawrence
Commerce
Douglas
Douglas County! ‘Teachers’ Institute
Lon’ Angeles
Bill Te
Baldwin Resigns as British Prime Minister at Windsor
On June 4 AP reports Stanley Baldwin handed his resignation to King George at Windsor Castle. The king accepted and summoned Ramsay MacDonald to Windsor to form a new government. MacDonald to visit Windsor tomorrow after Labour’s Thursday election surge left Liberals holding balance of power.
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MacDonald
Baldwin
Commons
Windsor
St. George's Gate
King George
Mac Donald
Hamstead
David Lloyd George
Liberal Party
House of Commons
Cee
Gas Tax Collection in State Tops Eight Hundred Ninety Four Thousand
State oil inspector Seth G Wells reports May gas tax receipts at 894619.03 doubling the prior year's figure for the same period. Two cent tax period totals reach 421738.04, with statewide life-to-date collections at 20620190.54. May revenues include filling station receipts for April and stock taxes, highlighting Sedgwick Wyandotte and Shawnee counties as major contributors.
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Topeka
Seth G. Wells
Sedgwick County
Wyandotte
Shawnee
Reno
Montgomery
Butler
Cowley
Saline
Greeley County
Newman
Europe
Trade board opposes new grain rates in west
Washington June 4 AP United States Brown representing the Chicago grain trade testified before the Interstate Commerce Commission as it resumed a probe into western grain rates. He argued the examiner proposed scale would raise present rates by as much as seven percent and deemed the eastern to Chicago routes too high among the criticisms.
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Washington
Chicagio
Towa
Inquest Clears Officer In Massachusetts Street Fatality
A coroner's inquest into the death of E. W. Schafstall, 68, struck by a Graham-Paige police car on Massachusetts street, ruled an unavoidable accident and found Officer George Atkeson not to blame. The six jurors concluded the driver attempted to avoid the collision as Schafstall started to cross.
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Police Department
Massachusetts Street
George Atkeson
H. ‘J., Jones
Schafstall
Atkesons
Graham-Paige
Mx. Schafstall
Atkeson
John Callahan
Chi
W.E. Whitsone
C. Houk
Frank Stutsman
Lloydebster
L. H. Metzler
Milk Producers Plan to Stop Bottling Milk
J S Butcher president of the Douglas County Milk Producers Association announced the group will discontinue bottling and distributing milk. No shortage is evident but the association lacks equipment and will keep its separator on South Massachusetts street for cream and skim milk handling. A special meeting is scheduled at the Chamber of Commerce rooms tomorrow at 8 p.m.
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J. S. Butcher
Douglas Conmnty Milk Producers Association
Lawrence
Producers” Association
Butcher
Massachusett Street
Ers’ Association
Chamber of Commerce
Grain Prices Soar on Agricultural Stabilization Hopes
Chicago reports grain prices continuing a sensational spurt after Washington news. Wheat futures rise with July at 1.08 58 and September near 1.48, corn climbs to 89 to 91 cents, oats up 11 to 19 cents. Bullish sentiment spreads as talk of a $500 million stabilization fund spreads through the pits. Hume man hurt.
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Chicago
Washington
Stabilization ‘Corporation
Gorgy
Hume
Alfred Cox in Dangerous Condition at Fort Scott
Alfred Cox, 16, diagnosed in serious condition after an automobile crash near Foster, Missouri. Bennie Kennelly, 19, driver of the other car, escaped injury. Cox sustained a skull fracture and is hospitalized. Kennelly's vehicle skidded on a steep hill and struck a bridge.
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Fort Scott
Paris
Alfred’ Cox
Hume
Cox
Bennie’ Kennelly
Foster
Kennelly
Clarence Cox
Children Enroll at Playgrounds in Lawrence
Sixty nine children enrolled for summer playground work at two Lawrence recreation centers yesterday. Melvin Griffin, playground supervisor, said enrollments may continue at Cordley field and Woodlawn school centers this week. Five playground leaders were chosen by the Lawrence recreation board, including L. Perry and Flora Stebbins. Play periods and tournaments are planned at four centers tomorrow and Thursday, with the schedule geared to start regular activities next week. Friday programs and a field day are planned for June 29. No funds yet to establish a playground for colored students at Lincoln school.
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Melvin Griffin
Griffith
Cordley Field
Woodlawn
Lawrence
L. R. Perry
Milton McCluggage
Flora Stebbins
Perry
Stebbins
Meluggage
Lawrence Public Schools
Baseball Towney
Woodlawn School
South Park
Pinckney School
Sbuth Park
New York City
Wntil
Griffin
Lincoln School
Start of Kansas Air Tour Opens at Dodge City
Wichita dispatch reports the second annual all Kansas air tour schedule. Due to a storm the original start here was delayed. eighteen ships will launch at 1 30 PM from Dodge City with four more joining later. Stops include Garden City Hayes Ellsworth Concordia Washington Topeka Kansas City Kaw Man sday Fort Scott Emporia and Wichita as planned.
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Dodge City
Theiarmada
Concordia
Washington
Topeka
Kansas City
Kaw
Fort‘Scott
Emporia
Wallace Lane receives Oread Medal at annual commencement
At the seventeenth annual commencement of the Dread Training school in the central administration auditorium Wallace Lane son of Prof H H Lane of the zoology department at the University received the Oread Medal for best senior student ideals of character scholarship and service. Clifford Reusch won a $10 gold piece for best work in American history and civics while Fern Schulz took second prize a $5 gold piece. Five seniors Gladys Cowles Margaret Cowles Wallace Lane Lawrence Mills and John Riley were named scholarship honor students with averages of 75 percent or higher.
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H. H. Lane
Oread
Clifford Reusch
Fern Schulz
H. H. Asher
Daughters of the American Revolutionn
Gladys Cowles
Margaret Cowles
Wallace Liane
Lawrence Mills
John Riley
Jas
Paul B. Lawson
J. W. Twente
R. A. Schwegler
School of Education
Mary Gladys
Cowles Tone
E., Bushong
Robert L. ‘Dill
Virginia
James Naismith, Jr
Catherine D. Owen
Noble P. Sherwood, Jr
Wallace H. Taylor
Dr. Twente
Paulus
Horton Bound Over In Independence Forger Case
Horton an alleged 64 year old forger from Independence Missouri was bound over to the district court after a preliminary hearing in Judge J H Mitchell's division of the justice court yesterday afternoon Bond fixed at 1000 dollars which Horton could not furnish He was arrested May 24 at Victory Junction and removed from a Pickwick Greyhound bus after allegedly passing a bad 25 dollar check at Rice and Eustace An area brief notes Washburn exercises held at Topeka with three honorary and two scholastic degrees conferred during the 64th annual Washburn college commencement including honoraries on Dr Bertha Lovewell Dickinson and Dean D T Schoonover Judge George H Whim b of Topeka is mentioned in relation to the commencement</S:
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Independence
District Court
J. H. Mitchell
Justice Court
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Victory Junction
Pickwick-Greyhound
Rice and Eustace
Washburn
Topeka
Washburn College
Bertha Lovewell Dickinson
Pasadena
Calif
D. T. Schoonover
Marietta College
Marietta’ O
George H. Whi Mb
Jay T. ‘Stocking
Am Congregational Church
Ouis
Ironworkers Strike Demands Raise to 13 Dollars a Day
Chicago June 4 AP structural iron workers unanimously began to walk off the job early today demanding thirteen dollars per day. The action repudiates an agreement reached yesterday by two international officers meeting with contractors. About two thousand strikers attended last night’s meeting and many shouted for fourteen dollars.
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Chicago
Want Ed Riling Named as Wakarusa Justice
A petition signed by a large majority of Lawrence bar members and Wakarusa township residents asks Governor Clyde M. Reed to appoint Ed Riling justice of the peace for Wakarusa township. Riling, a University of Kansas School of Law graduate, previously served on the county court and has long practiced in Lawrence. The move aims to supplement minor courts in Lawrence, with three Douglas county townships lacking justices of the peace.
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Lawrence
Wakarusa Township
Ed Riling
Eeven
Clyde M. Reed
Riling
University School of Law
Douglas County
Convention for Blind at Kansas State School for the Blind
Musicians a radio operator and other successful blind individuals appear at the Kansas associate of the blind convention in Kansas City. August McCollum, a radio expert with a federal license, will discuss radio as a field for the blind tomorrow. The event is held at the state school for the blind in Dodge City reference.
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Dodge City
Plans Set For 75th Anniversary of Lawrene Founding
A Chamber of Commerce luncheon outlined a three day commemoration in October for the 75th anniversary of Lawrence’s founding. The Marching program includes pageants, a frontier raid reenactment, school participation, a big parade to KU Stadium, a banquet, and a dedication of the municipal airport. Organizers expect over 30,000 at the stadium and anticipate $3,000 in initial expenses with fundraising campaigns to follow.
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Law
Renee
Chamber of Commerce
J.T. Skinner
R. Rankity
Skinner
Flores
Old Settlers’ Society
Uni
K.U
State Historical Society
Old Settlers
Kaw
Wille
Hargiss
Lawrence
Skinfner
W. GC
Simons
Skinney
Art Weaver
Rural schools in Douglas and Vinland approved as standard
The Vinland rural school district 49 receives standard rural status from county education officials. Indian school district 65 earns superior status per the state board. Seven other rural Douglas County schools, including Winter district 70 and Model 83, are reapproved as standard for the coming year. In Ukiah California, June 4, Sheriff Byrnes says Tom Lehew, 32, confessed to murdering a child near Mendocino City last week.
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O. J. Ane
State Board of Education
Douglas County
Colyer
Washington Creek
Barker
Lakeview
Model
Ukiah
Cal
R. R. Byrnes
Tom. Lehew
Sa Johnson
Mendocino City
Graham Paige
Uly
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