British Troops Clear the Irish Border Fronts
British troops have driven Sinn Fein invaders from main Ulster positions and much of the border region. Pettigoe was recaptured and Belleek evacuated as clashes widen. Official reports differ on casualties while the army assumes control along the boundary. Magisterial murder at Newry provokes bitterness, and Irish constitutional talks near resumption with Lloyd George arriving.
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London
Associated Press
Sinn Fein
Ulster
Northern
Southern
Ireland
Pettigoe
Fermaagh-Donegal
Belleek
Sinn Feiners
Special Ulster
British steamer held in Tralee Bay with cargo seized
An American steamer bound from New York to Fenit County Kerry carrying corn and mixed cargo was stopped in Tralee Bay by a British sloop. A large quantity of ammunition in barrels was seized, according to a dispatch to the Press Association from Tralee today.
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London
Associated Press
New York
Fenit
County Kerry
Tralle Bay
Press Association
Tralle
Leave YankS on Rhine Prompts Allied Accord
Washington reports that a small American force will stay at Coblenz on the Rhine beyond July 1 to complete German territory evacuation. Secretary Weeks announced that Major General Allen and two battalions of the Eighth Infantry will remain, though the duration is not yet decided.
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Washington
Germany
Coblenz
Rhine
Weeks
Allen
Eighth Infantry
Foreigners Ordered to Leave Tsientsin Border Area
Foreigners were warned to depart Shanhaikuan on the Manchurian border as heavy fighting was expected between Wu Pei Fu's advance guard and retreating forces of Chang Tiao Lin. The alert came by telegram from Changli via the Chihli column commander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tsientsin
Associated Press
Shanhaikuan
Chihli
Gulf of Liaotung
Wu Pei
Chang Téo Lin
Changli
Injunction Blocks Colorado Water Diversion From Laramie
Wyoming Supreme Court grants an injunction prohibiting Colorado from diverting water from the Laramie river beyond its fixed share. The order restrains use of an estimated 15 000 acre feet surplus after Colorado receives its allotment. The action follows Wyoming suit to stop diversion from the Greeley Poudre irrigation project in Colorado.
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Laramie
Washington
Wyoming
Colorado
Laramie River
Supreme Court
State of Gaming
Greeley-Poudre
Supreme Court rules unions not exempt from Sherman Act
Washington report states labor organizations can be held liable for damages caused by members acts in strikes. Coronado coal case involves United Mine Workers of America and Arkansas strikes in 1914. Court rejects blanket liability for international officers while upholding damages against local unions.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Coronado
Taft
United Mine Workers of America
Arkansas
International Organization
United Mine Workers of America and District Union No. 21
Redmen Convention Names Ottawa as 1923 Host City
Ottawa was named the 1923 convention city for the Improved Order of Redmen at a Saturday session in the Odd Fellows hall. About 200 delegates from Leavenworth, Atchison, Kansas City, Kaw, and Ottawa attended, with many women from the Peckahontas auxiliary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Redmen
Odd Fellows Hall
F. A. U.band
Pochahontas
Leavenworth
Atchison
Kansas City
Kaw
Peckahontas
Redmen Auxiliary
Martin Heads Veterans at Kansas VFW Convention
Max well Martin of Parsons was elected state commander of the veterans of foreign wars at the Kansas state convention held in Parsons. Officers named include C. K. Shoemaker Pittsburg senior vice commander O M Daniel Lawrence junior vice commander N B Moore Pittsburg chaplain Dr C S McGinnes Parsons department surgeon state board A D Sutton Kansas City Kan Arthur Massed Parsons James Reinhart Parsons F P Strickland Kansas City Kan and George E Coffin Kansas City Kan. About 200 veterans attended the two day meeting with Wellington expected to host the 1923 convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parsons
Kan
Maxwell Martin
Veterans of Foreign Wars
C. K. Shoemaker
Pittsburg
O. M. Daniel
Lawrence
N. B. Moore
C.S. McGinnes
State Board of Administration
A. D. Sutton
Kansas City
Arthur Massed
Par- City
James, Reinhart
F. P
Strickland
Kansas Sons
George E. Coffin
Wellington
Greek immigrant shortens name to Bill Poulos in court
Vassilios Athanasopoulos, a Greek national, filed a declaration of intention to become an American citizen in district court. He told deputy clerk Orrin I. Tsaaos that he grows tired of his long name and has shortened it to Bill Poulos for convenience. His occupation is listed as electrician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vassilios
Athanasopoulos
Orrin I. Tsaaos
Bill Poulos
Minnesota's lead in dairy co operatives noted
Minnesota reports a larger number of farmers and co operative creameries than any other state, underscoring the state's prominence in dairy production and cooperative organizing among farmers.
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Minnesota
State
Lawrence Sees Rapid Home Building And Growth
A Journal World survey shows Lawrence housing pressures easing as many new homes rise citywide. Builders including Charles W Harris and the Capital Building and Loan company start multiple houses on Massachusetts New Hampshire and Kentucky streets. Other projects include fraternity house at 1540 Louisiana and a Rising building site, plus unfinished university library and campus work.
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Lawrence
Journal-World
Charles W. Harris
Massachusetts Street
Capital Building and Loan Company of
Topeka
New Hampshire Street
Charles Woolf
Bath
KE. H. Wickersham
Rhode Island Street
L. S. Baker
West Twenty-Second Street
Otto Hunsinger
C.G. Perkins
Phi Gamma _ Delta
Louisiana ‘Street
Dwight’ Prentice
Kentucky Street
Zella Lamb
J . J. F. Wiechen
Vermont Street
John Evans, Jr
J.D. Oberholiger
R. E. Protch
Tennessee Street
CG. W. Baker
West Sixth Street
CW. Sparr
Ohio Street
George W. Stratton
Louisana Street
Frank, Miller
A. B. Weaver
Fairfax
G. L. Harlin
Summit and
Oak Hill Sts
Belmont
Fairfax Deldition
B. L. Fisher
Hugh Blair
Russell Fitzpatrick
Alonzo Wilcox
B. Hines
Walnut Street
Wilbur C. Pine
Elm Street
John Lee
Clem Hicks
M. Ockerblad
LS. Baker
H. J. Meuffels
South Park
Hiram Cantrell
Barker Avenue
Jeannette Wheeler
Twenty-Third Street
Mr. Harvey
New York Street
New Yor Street
W. H. Curtis
Connecticut Street
Sixth
Vermont Streets
Rhode Island
University
Board topeka eyes Lawrence property revaluation
The county board of equalization continues reviewing Lawrence property and may set hearing dates for final complaints around June 16 to 18. They must finish by June 20. Commissioners plan a Topeka trip to meet the state tax commission and compare valuations with other counties. The monthly session opened today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Board of Equalization
Lawrence
C. B. Hosford
Topeka
State Tax Commission
Rob Henny Kaiser's Home Stolen Goods Reported
Valuable articles were stolen from Henry Kaiser's 746 Maine Street residence Saturday afternoon. Items missing include two watches mesh bags earrings clothing and a fox fur neck piece. Neighbors saw two men near the premises and policemen were given a description of the suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Kaiser
Maine Street
Laster Dropped From Force After Saturday Incident
A city police officer A Laster was removed after a Saturday night incident that also involved Joe Badsky. Will Mortis a bank janitor accused Laster and Badsky of coercing him to surrender his $700 diamond ring at the sheriff’s office. The ring is now in sheriff’s possession. The county attorney will decide on any further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Laster
Laster
Joe Badsky
Will Mortis
Watkins National Bank
Badsky
Radio Concert Tonight at Lawrence Station
The Lawrence Radio Company at 1108 Massachusetts street will broadcast a Kansas City Star concert this evening at 8 o'clock. It marks the first use of the newly erected wireless sending set in the Star building and invites visitors to listen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Radio Company
Massachusetts Street
Kansas City Star
Star Building
Fire at College Inn on West Fourteenth Street
A small blaze broke out at the College Inn 411 West Fourteenth Street this afternoon. Fire started near a cooking range. employees used extinguishers and did not notify authorities.
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College Inn
West Fourteenth Street
California canneries output equals 17000 carloads
The annual output of California fruit and vegetable canneries reaches 17,000 carloads, enough to fill a train 185 miles long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Valentino Freed on Bigamy Charge in Los Angeles
Actor Rudolph Valentino, famous for romantic leads, was freed when the bigamy felony complaint was dismissed after a preliminary hearing before Judge J. P. Hanley. The court ruled there was insufficient evidence to support the charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Rudolph Valentino
Deserter Striker Arrest in Kansas City Escape Suspect
Low Striker Eudora man who abandoned his wife and two sons to run away with a 19 year old Eudora girl was arrested in Kansas City Kansas this morning. Undersheriff Lawrence headed to return him as police debate transfer. Striker drove to Eudora at 2 am to see his wife and son. He fled again after authorities learned his location. He and the girl cashed over 150 in counterfeit checks before fleeing toward Missouri. The car used, reported stolen in Peoria, was recovered after breaking down near Marshall.
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Eudora
Kansas City
Kas
Ralph Lawrence
Striker
Lawrence
Johns
Charles Richards
Eudora Real Estate
Richards
Ajrain
Kan
Peoria
Missouri
Marshall
Champaign
Radio Show by Boys Industrial School to Visit Lawrence
The Boys Industrial School radio show comes to Lawrence tomorrow at 8 pm under the EH Ferrell Dorsey post of the American Legion. The program includes a minstrel, athletic stunts and other acts, with 125 boys performing and a parade on Massachusetts Street led by the B. I. S. band. Captain McLean, ex of the 130th Field Artillery, heads the troupe and will accompany them to Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boys Industrial School
Lawrence
EH Ferrell Dorsey
American’ Legion
Industrial School
Mother Worth
Kansas City
Topeka
Massachusetts Street
McLean
130Th Field Artillery
Kimball Heads Alumni Association President at KU
Senator Paul Kimball, University class of 1907, Parsons, was named president of the University of Kansas Alumni Association at the annual meeting held last Saturday afternoon. He succeeds Irving Hill of Lawrence. New officers include Dr. Alberta Corbin, class of 1893, Lawrence, as vice president. Directors named Irvine Hill, class of 1896, Lawrence, and J. H. Sawtell, class of 1892, Topeka.
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Paul Kimball
Parsons
University of Kansas Alumni Association
Kimball
Irving Hill
Lawrence
Alberta Corbin
Irvine Hill
J. H. Sawtell
Topeka
Letting Dormitory Contract for Women's Halls
The contract to build the first women’s dormitory hall at the University is being let this afternoon. The North College campus project will cost about $150,000 and will stand on the main campus site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North College
Sheldon addresses a great crowd at KU baccalaureate
Rev Charles M Sheldon editor of the Christian Herald told the fiftieth annual University of Kansas commencement audience that no educated person ignores character. He outlined education results including humility, love of hard work, a clean life, high market place ideals, and religion. The service in Robinson Gymnasium drew the largest crowd ever, with orchestra, prayers, scripture, and benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Sheldon
Topeka
Christian Herald
University of Kansas
Doctor Sheldon
Sheldon
Albert J. Murphy
Westminster Bible Chair
N. D. Goehring
First Lutheran Church
Ray Eusden
Plymouth Congregational Church
BE. 1. McAferty
United Brethren Church
Robinson Gymmnasium
No Politics in Speech in Cottonwood Falls
W Y Morgan a Republican governor candidate from Hutchinson will speak in Cottonwood Falls July 8 but will say nothing about politics. Democratic candidate Henderson Martin will share the speaking honors. The committee wanted a political speak feast, but Morgan agreed to discuss any subject except politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cottonwood Falls
Kan
W. Y. Morgan
Hutchinson
Henderson Martin
Morgan
Injured In Overland Car Crash Near Fort To Fort
George Cree and wife of Topeka were driving an Overland when their car overturned on the fort to fort highway en route to Lawrence. Both occupants were badly bruised and Mrs Cree sprained her wrist. They were taken to Lawrence Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cer
George Cree
Topeka
Fort-To-Fort
Lawrence
Cree
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Stolen A Davis Roadster Belonging to J G McElhinney
A Davis roadster owned by J G McElhinney was taken Saturday night from in front of his home at 1133 Vermont Street. Police report says a description of the car was sent to nearby cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Davis
Vermont Street
Woman Candidate for Beer Topeka May Fight for Governor Nomination
June 5. The second woman to seek the Republican nomination for governor of Kansas filed her declaration today. Miss Helene Pettigrew, 21, of Kansas City Kansas, announced the chief plank of her platform would be the return of light wines and beer. Mrs. W. D. Mowry, also of Kansas City, filed earlier.
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Beer
Topeka
Kansas
Helene Pettigrew
Kansas City
W. D. Mowry
District Court Decisions In Morning Sessions
Judge Hugh Means presided as the district court rendered decisions on previously tried cases. Frank Rockefeller won against Bettie Proper Douglas et al, with the second will of John Proper ruled as his first will. Rockefeller’s equity claim upheld. John B. Channell vs R C Nance awarded costs to Nance. Foreclosure matters awarded Johnson $2,786 with 8% interest and mortgage foreclosure. John W. McAuley awarded $949.97 plus interest and mortgage foreclosure. Linda White granted divorce from Jesse White with $2,800 alimony and attorney costs. Alecta Simpson trust case ordered trustee John T. Kilworth to sell property to pay debts of James A. Simpson. Emil Stubeck admitted to citizenship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Means
District Court
Frank Rockefeller
Bettie Proper Douglas
Rockefeller
John Proper
Kansas City
Bettie Proper
Dorothy Proper
Lawrence
Equity
Betty Proper
Kk. C. Nance
John B. Channell
R. C. Nance
Elmer J.johnson
Orna Wickersham
Johnson
John W. McAuley
Preston Alsopp
Linda
White
Jesse A. White
Aleeta Simpson
John T. Kilworth
Alecta Simpson
Arabella Simpson
James A. Simpson
Emil Stubeck
Slayer Wills Die After Fatal Hotel Shooting
Peggy Marie Beal, a Springfield Kentucky trained horse owner, killed Frank Anderson a department store welfare director, then shot herself in a Kansas City hotel room. Anderson boasted of love affairs and claimed not yet divorced. Beal lay in hospital fighting for recovery with a bullet wound in the left line. Anderson was an aviation corps officer in the war. his body to be buried in Collinswood New Jersey.
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Kansas
City
Peggy Marie Beal
Springfield
Payton
Ohio
Frank Anderson
Anderson
Aviation Corps
Collinswood
New Jersey
Ci enzo Tried to Escape Police Wagon in Philadelphia Incident
John Ci enzo, a possible suspect in the Clarence Peters killing by Walter S. Ward, made three attempts to jump from a patrol wagon between an uptown station and City Hall central station. He was shackled and safely confined at the central station.
Its Works Both Ways The Service Of Advertisements
An advertisement benefits both seller and buyer by matching goods with buyers. It highlights that publishing ads helps sell items and that reading advertisements also yields value. The passage emphasizes reciprocal utility in classified advertising.
Jordan Review of Eventful Career at KU Address
Dr. David Starr Jordan praised peace and justice in his fiftieth annual commencement address at the University of Kansas. He traced his career from Cornell and Indiana to Stanford, recalled mentors like Frank Snow, and reflected on Agassiz’s lab ethos, education, and war’s impact on his outlook on world affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Starr Jordan
Stanford University
University of Kansas
Doctor Jordan
E. H. Lindley
Kansas
University of Indiana
Cornell
Yale
Frank Snow
Lawrence
Kellogg
Franklin
Adams
Carruth
Kansas University
Rovers
William Lloyd Garrison
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Newry
Lough County
Free State
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Wales
Tomorow
Manchurian
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Martin
Rob Henny Kaiser
Ac City Police
Lon
American Legion
Jordan
K. U
Agassiz
Penikese
State University of Indiana
Lindley
Bloomington
Stanford
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