Russia and Japan clash in China described as rising power struggle
The report outlines a complex China theater with Feng Teh and Chang Ta of the Kuomintang amid Japanese tutelage and growing Russian arms support. It notes Moscow’s backing, potential clashes north and south, and the shifting balance as Chinese factions seek independence from Beijing while Japan maintains influence and supplies through its ally Chang.
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Jean
Lye
Haing
Tokyo
Feng
Chang ‘Tsoithe Manchprian
Hhe Jajianese
Sapam
Russia
Moscow
Erny
Chang
Peng
Pac
Pei Fu
Peking
Kuomintang
Anton
Russivi
Macoy Ie
Chang Uld
Mukden-Shanghai
Tientsing
Nanking
China
Alfonso Reveals Bomb Threat On Royal Madrid Journey
Thriz reports Alfonso returns to Madrid after a bomb was discovered on the tracks near the royal train. Two other devices were said found near entrances to a hall. The king presided at a meeting last Saturday. the devices were placed to cause harm but guards prevented an explosion. The royal party then resumed the journey to Madrid amid heightened security.
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Thriz
Alfonso Atordity
Estence
Alfonso
Madrid
Alfonso i
Toain
Doors Open At Eight For Two Plays In Trouble
The article notes doors opening at 8 o clock and 80 percent readiness, with two plays troubled. It mentions Robson, a gymnast, performing as part of comment exercises at Kansas, in the forenoon. The Grand Council of the United Commercial Travelers meets in Winfield, adopting a resolution for a state highway system built and maintained by the state.
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Robson
Kansas
Iti
Kan
Grand Council of the
United Commercial Travelers
Winfield
Kansas Weather Outlook Forecasts Fair Skies Tonight
Weather bulletin notes mostly fair conditions tonight with Saturday thunderstorms possible in the northwest. Strong southerly winds continue and roads remain rough to good. Regions include Emporia Topeka and Kansas City with temperatures within typical seasonal ranges.
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Kansas
Ortson
Emporia
Topeka
Kansas City
Heat wave forces closing of New York business houses
A severe heat wave gripped New York, curtailing regular business. The Metropolit an Life Insurance Company, employing nine thousand workers, was among those affected as operations slowed and offices reduced activity.
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iNew
York
USA
Metropol‘ital Life “Insurance Company
Aoe Tomorr
Norway plans polar expedition to Arctic edge
Norwegian government orders a sharp ice edge watch after Spitzbergen departure of six men toward the North Pole aboard an aircraft. A steamship and naval scout planes will unload at King's Bay and fly to Wellman Bay to join Munsen's crews. Dispatches from Oslo confirm a systematic lookout and search will begin upon arrival with possible American auspices in talks.
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Ald
Teft
Osto
Cabital
King‘s I Bay
Spitzbergen
Wellman Bay
Taland
Mundsen
Ately
Share Restitution Sought Over Alleged Stock Transfers
A former officer claims ownership of 186 shares in a corporation. He asserts the board improperly called for 135 shares and withheld certificates after March 1924. He seeks restoration of the shares and proper issuance of stock certificates.
University of Kansas boards new regents take over schools
The state administration busy at the University of Kansas with Chancellor Ey.l Lindley signing diplomas and presenting degrees. The board today confirms a changeover to the new university board of administration, with C. D. Huffman, Harry, and Lacey Simpgen Peach noted as members. July 4 marks the transfer of city school handling.
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University ‘of
Kansas
Ey Ih.lindley
Wil
Uiversity
sTegents
C. D
Huffmans
Harry and
Lacey Simpgen
Peach
Conference May Move to Abolish Poison Gas
A Geneva conference in May considers abolishing poison gas in war. President Coolidge may be asked to confer, with American elements supporting a proposal. Ambassador Fletcher reports a fascist attack on Vice-Consul Owen at Leghorn, Italy, on May 24.
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Geneva
Associated
Eypsa
Theodore ‘Burton
Hel
Coolidge
Washton
Owen
Washinton
Fletcher
Rote
State Department
Franklin’ G Owen
Leghorn
Italy
Fasciett
Pee Arent
Germany Fails To Meet Versailles Disarmament Demands
London reports Germany has not complied with nineteen Versailles Treaty disarmament provisions. Allied notes cite reductions in army to 100000, police to 150000, dissolution of auxiliary military bodies, end to short term enlistments, and bans on training cadets and war material exports. Berlin accused of illicit arms activity and factory misuses, with Cologne area evacuation linked to delays.
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London
Aséodiabad Press
Germany
Cologne
Ipreserft
Poeces
Alsoi
Wheat Harvest Begun in Southeastern Kansas Fields
Wheat harvest starts in Coffeyville and southeastern Kansas as June heat ripens crops. Farmers report average to good yields with some fields thin or damaged by Hessian fly and pests. Ants noted as yielding best in the area amid variable conditions and plowing progress.
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Kan
Icanis
Kansas
Open golf championship tie forces playoff at 18 holes
In Worcester on June 5 Associated reports Willie Macy and Farlane tied Bob Jones for national honors after a late charge. The amateurs must play 18 more holes this afternoon following a 991 equal score at the end of 72 holes.
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Orcester
Willie
Macy
Farlane
Bob
Jones
Tuckahoe
Scatchman
United
Thedal
Tribute to George Kreeck Former Mayor Dinner Hour
Tribute to George K Kreeck for his public service to be held at Weidemann's tonight. Guests will toast Mr Kreeck who departs soon for Paraguay to serve as a minister. The informal dinner will honor his dedication with friends hosting and featuring speakers including Chancellor B E Lindley and W S Radio.
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George
Kreeck
George K. Kreeck
Af Weidemann
Mr. Kreeck J
Paraguay
Mr. Kreeck
ES Lindley
Alumni Return To Haskell For 1928 Commencement
Alumni from Minnesota Utah California and New Mexico assemble in Lawrence for the largest Haskell College spring commencement yet. Rev Earl Blackman delivers the commencement sermon at Haskell Chapel and graduates receive diplomas later Wednesday. The event includes an alumni banquet and campus tours for honored guests from the Quapaw tribe and other tribes and districts.
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India
Utah
Haskell
Jalumni
Minnesota
New
Ico
California
Tite
Haskell-chapel
Earl
Blackman
Kansas
Oklana
Strong
Lawrence
Land Bath
Haskell Chapel
Quapaw
Tosk
Haskell Stadium
Mgr
Prcrie
Little
Congress
Funeral of Governor Hoch Draws Big Crowd in Marion
Marion County mourns as Governor Edward W Hoch is honored at First Methodist in a service that paused all business. Attendees include Senator Copper Judge Hutchinson and state officials. Rev G Akiteh led the service with neighbors and long-time friends among pallbearers.
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Marion
Julie
Edward W. Hoch
Marion Co
Nlaighbors
G Akitéh
Eldorado
Rmie Peatne
Raymond | Walker
Hock
Arthur Capper
W. E
State Board of Administf
Joseph T. Dickerg
Oklahora
Q. Royce i
Wichita
Wa) Lewis
State Normal College
Hays
Gover
Mortgage case tests Topeka tax lien under new measure
A Topeka legal action questions whether a railroad mortgage filed under Kansas mortgage registration laws is taxable and valid. The case, tied to a prior lien on real estate, involves Roy L. Bi and bank procedures as the bank commissioner pursues the matter in court.
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Topeka
Pune
Union
Pacific Ee
Railroad
Istates’ Oy
Hinieey Dee
Two Short Plays' Offers Tonight at University
The University of Kansas Dramatic Art announces two short plays tonight at Robinson Gymnasium as part of the alumni commencement program. A Minuet is staged tonight at 8 o'clock, with tomorrow morning's breakfast at the University Commons followed by music, class history, and farewell remarks.
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Robinson
Department of
University
Memor Ahehalf
P. F. ‘Walker
Engineering
Show of Pharmacy
Amie
At Ant
Havenhill
Scandinavian sailors set to race American yachts next September
Scandinavian Sailing Association announces that four northern nations will each send their top six meter class yachts to contend off Long Island against Seawanhaka Yacht Club boats. Sweden’s entrant, likely one of the new Sixes built in Gothenburg, must prove speed before carrying the Swedish flag in American waters.
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Sweden
Long Island
Ivar Lignelly
Scandinavian Sailing Association
United States
Seawanhakathian Yacht Club
Oyster Assocated Press
Viking
Gothenburg
car_rying
Ten Thousandth Degree Recipients Named At Site
Mrs Louise Comdry of New cashet Wille is among the students listed to receive degrees this year. The ceremony will be held Mod day evening with the final totals and names of graduates to be announced.
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Louise Comdry
Newcashet
A. Deity
Bible School Opens Monday for Ages Four to Fourteen
Lawrence variation Bible school will open Monday at 9 o clock in three ward schools Pinckney Quincy and Cordley for children aged four to fourteen. Enrollment before opening expected and mothers may enroll. Classes include Bible study recreation handiwork dramatization and singing with sessions 9 to 11 30 each weekday except Saturday. Enrollment is free and teachers from Pinckney Cordley and other schools will lead the sessions under Mrs S Stover as supervisor.
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Iai Lawrence Varation Bibled
Pinckney
Quincy
Cordley
Bes
Lois Emick
Iene
Anna
Dorothy Leste
Hunior
Marie Woodruff
Sarah
Ellen _ Fearing
Ross
Nettle Wismer- Cordiey
Margery Day
Fantine Smith
Funior
Baseball Scores Sparkle Across Leagues
National League games featured Philadelphia Pittsburgh Boston Cincinnati and St. Louis New York Brooklyn Chicago and others with multiple homers by players like Wrightstone and Gehrig while Luque Hargrave and Gibson noted. American League matchups included Cleveland Boston St. Louis New York Detroit and Philadelphia, with Karr, Ruffing, and Gehrig homering. Zach Wheat powered the Dodgers with two homers as Brooklyn edged Chicago.
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Pittsburgh
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Henline
Morrison
Kremer
Smith
Gooch
Wrightstone
Boston
Cincinnati
Benson
Gibson
Luque
Hargrave
Cleveland
Karr
L. Sewell
Ruffing
Heying
Homer
St. Louis
New York
Gaston
Giard
Dixon
Rego
Shocker
Hoyt
Bengough
Wanninger
Williams
Ronier
Scott and & Gery Rites
Qfarfell
Detroit
Philadelphia
Letonard
Doyle
Woodall
Stange
Walberg
Groves
Ae Perkins
Chad Sen
Washington
Quengros
Gaveleskie
Ruel
Kaw river reaches 33.5 feet as high water spreads
The Kaw river rose to 33.5 feet about 7 o’clock this morning and stayed nearly steady. High water in the Delaware and Blue rivers added to the rise. A remarkable run of catfish and rough fish appeared in the mill-ta-ld last evening as workers enjoyed catching fish by hand.
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Kaw
Bowersock Milling Company
Delaware
Lesa
Summer Schedule for Mail Delivery in Lawrencie District
The post office plans a summer mail delivery schedule in Lawrencie with wage daily service in resident districts and limited business district delivery in the afternoons. Effective until September, the plan, first tried two years ago, aims to meet fiscal year needs with public acquiescence and no complaints reported.
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Lawrencie
Saturdday
Post Office Department
Death toll mounts as heat wave grips the nation
Chicago reports over twenty fatalities as a nationwide heat wave continues. Cities from New York to St Louis log rising temperatures with records in Baltimore and Chicago. Forecasters warn of limited showers but little relief soon, while Kansas faces a scorching day with highs near 94.
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New York City
New Fork
State
Thiladelpeisi
Pittsburgh
New England
Minnesota
New Jersey
Michigan
Ohio
St. Louis
Middle West
Rockies
Central States
Towa
Nebraske
Wisconsin
Topeka
Kan
Associated
Press
Kansas
Phillipsburg
Kansas Averal
Nurse Makes Record in Unalaska Alaska
A June dispatch traces nurse Miss Morgan in Unalaska and Nome outreach during a diphtheria epidemic. It recalls her decades of service with the Red Cross and a role as matron at Jesse Lea Home, under the Methodist Women’s Missionary Society, aiding Aleut communities.
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Unalacks
Alaska
Associated Press
Red Cross
Unalaska
Miss Morgan
Jesse Lea
Methodist Women's
Missionari
Alice Devlin
Aforgan
Americcan Army
Frauen
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