Twilighters plan June 15 opening for twilight league
The Twilighters baseball league expects at least six teams for the first game on June 16, with as many as eight possible. Six teams were entered at a meeting including the Telephone Company, two KU teams, Bell and McDonald’s Indian team, Printers, and the F A U team. A Merchants survey will gauge support for early closing except Saturdays, with a schedule draft at Els club Friday night and a 7 30 meeting with managers to finalize opening plans. The Green Brothers Lawrence Athletics will host a Kansas City Red Sox at Woodland Park Sunday to start home play.
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Green Brothers Lawrence Athletics
Red Sox
Woodland Park
Tinigam
Farmers Union Meets in Douglas County Court House
The regular quarterly meeting of the Douglas county farmers union will be held Thursday this week at the court house Ty. It will be an all day gathering with luncheon served in the basement at noon. W. C. Lansdon, vice president of the State Farmers Union, will attend and speak on pooling the farmer's wheat.
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State Farmers Union
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Farmers Union
Priests at Synod in Kansas City Debate Catholic Canon Law
About 150 priests from the Leavenworth Diocese gathered in Kansas City for the first synod in 35 years. Bishop John Ward opened the session addressing the new canon laws enacted four years ago. Also noted are travel plans for Miss Elizabeth Evans and staff changes in Erie, plus the Buenos Aires wreck death toll update from La Nación.
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Kansas City
Leavenworth
Rome
John Ward
Lenine Reported Improving as Premier Suffered High Fever
An official bulletin reports Premier Lenine improving after an attack on May 28. It notes he was suffering from acute gastroenteritis with a high temperature while in Letvia where the Russian ambassador was present.
Lawrence University graduates well represented in class of yesterday
Figures show 5S students from the Lawrence school among university graduates announced yesterday. Olney notes five others who completed graduation, including former high school pupils.
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Olney
Ight Schol
Officers Named in National Veterans Group
The Kansas veterans organization appointed new leaders with Max Martin named state commander and Karl Eck as chief of staff and inspector general. The announcement also mentions Sons-Arthur and Massed positions and confirms djuttb Lok as a key appointee.
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Massed
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Djuttb Lok
Kansas
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Eck
Exciting election in the Philippine Islands marks broad vote
Manila reports the general election the most exciting since American governance began with control of the legislature central. Nacionalista factions split into Collectivista with Quezon leading and Osmena heading the other. Democrata candidates seek gains while voting rules require five weeks of voter registration and property or tax criteria. Alcohol sales bans and cockfighting restrictions accompany election day.
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Nacionalista Party
Senate
Sergio Osmena
House
Manuel L. Quezon
Osmena
Quezon
Nacionalista Coallectivista Party
New
Collectivista_ party
Tayabas
Cavite
Batangas
Mindoro
Cebu
Democrata” Party
Philippines
Alderman Rapp Trial Details Bribe Case in City Hall
Kansas City June 6 trial of A H Rapp former alderman opened with testimony from L Zimmerman a real estate man that in November 1921 Rapp demanded five hundred dollars to secure passage of a garage ordinance Zimmerman testified the meeting occurred at Rapps business premises an automobile battery concern and that he notified police after noting the cash serial numbers During the meeting two policemen arrested Rapp at his business following the exchange with Zimmerman and two officers present the city ordinance introduced by Rapp and W O Malley deputy city clerk concerned the proposed forage project
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Kansas City
A. H. Rapp
Zimmerman
Rapp
W. O'Malley
University plans revised for new women’s dormitory
Chancellor Lindley Prof Shand and John Mu Shea visited Topeka as bids opened for the new university women’s dormitory. State architect will reduce size to fit 150000 appropriations. Monte Green of Manhattan was low bidder and will be consulted before final contract. Construction would begin once the contract is let on North College hill facing Eleventh and Ohio.
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George C. Shand
John Mu Shea
University
Topeka
New. Women’s
Ine
Tope
Monte Green
Manhattan
North College Hill
Eleventh
Ohio
Goldsmith Heads to Chicago for Architecture Meetings
Professor Goldwin Goldsmith of the University of Kansas leaves Lawrence for Chicago to attend the national meetings of the Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture and the American Institute of Architecture. He plans discussions with Pond and Pond on plans for the Michigan Union Building and Kansas Union projects before returning next Sunday.
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American Institute of Architecture
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Michigan Union
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Lawrence
San- Way
Refused to talk before grand jury in Ward shooting case
Mrs. Beryl Ward, summoned to testify about the Clarence Reters shooting by her husband Walter S. Ward, reportedly refused to answer certain questions. She left the jury room for a conference with Supreme Court Justice Morschauser. The court reportedly ruled communications between husband and wife privileged, but she would answer all other questions.
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Beryl Ward
Grand Jury
Clarence Reters
Walter S. Ward
Ward
Supreme Court
Justice Morschauser
Sixtieth Anniversary Celebrated by Pasadena Couple
During a university event honoring its fiftieth commencement Prof and Mrs Ephraim Miller of Pasadena marked the couple’s sixtieth wedding anniversary. Miller long served on the faculty as greetings were extended from the salamni dinner.
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Ephriam ‘Miller
Pasadena
Miller
Salamni
Hutchinson Prisoners Form Tin Whistle Band
Hutchinson inmates at the city jail have turned musical, forming a tin whistle ensemble after a recent arrest for selling unauthorized whistles. The warden has noted the prisoners' growing interest in tin whistles and the new musical crowd.
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Hutchinson
Nee
Miller Escapes Rock Pile After Prohibition Sentence
Milley quits the city rock pile a prisoner serving a sentence for alleged bone dry prohibition violation deserting this morning and vanishing into the hills. Officers found no trace of him in town after a search. Darold Hartley and his wife of Kansas City attended commencement exercises yesterday. Hartley, a former student at KT, plans to take a position with the Kansas City Star.
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Rock Pile
Ralph Miller
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Darold Hartley
Kan Sas City
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Kansas City Star
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SueeDonald
Peking Embraces Westward Ways and Shakespeare Learnings
In Beijing, western manners spread with handshakes hats and English shop signs, while Shakespeare stories reach high school stages. Chinese boy scouts brass bands join the trend as many still cling to queues and pigtails despite about 2000 cars in crowded streets and camel caravans along the Gobi routes.
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China
Shakespeary
Cerdtories
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Skeleton found on farm near Concordia linked to 1901 flood
The Concordia coroner and Dr Doty say the skeleton, found on a farm three miles from Concordia, probably lies 10 to 20 years buried. They estimate the person to be a male aged 25 to 28 with no marks of violence. They suspect the remains were washed down in the high water of 1901.
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International Good Will Club Formed at Hutchinson
A Good Will Club of Hutchinson connected with the Y M C A has been organized to promote international brotherhood. The club aims to foster a broader sense of good will among people and communities with activities tied to the YMCA group efforts. Hunter Bros. is listed for fruit jar supplies.
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Hutchinson
Inter
Hunter Bros
Mexico City Politics Stir as Obregon Faces Elections
Mexico City May 20. President Obregon pledges guarantees for voters ahead of August elections as Mexico braces for a political battle. El Universal lists candidates including de la Huerta and Palayineing, amid radical and conciliatory factions. The Partido Liberal movement crumbles under internal splits, with Co-operitista and Socialist groups rising, and Catholics preparing to contest.
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Palavincini
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Adolfo de la ‘Huerta
the Treasury
Ait Turmer
Pascual
Ortiz Robbio
Minnister
Communications’ and Public Works
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Interior
Cades
Sen'es
Salvador Alvarado
Francises de la Barra
Felix Diaz
Vito Alessio Roblus
EF Remncrata
Rafael Aldueii
Excelsior
Ignacio Bonillus
Francisco Murguia
Fani
Francisco Villa
Montene Orezes Y Jimenez
Guadalajara
Pani
Francisca Leon de la Barra
Paris
Manuel Petaez
Manuel Cilero
Fernando Iglesias Cualderon
Washington
Federico Gonzales Gar
Carlos B. Zeting
Francisco Escudero
Partido Liberal Constitutionalista
Chamber of Deputies
Partido Liberal
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Liberal Co-operitista
Socialist Party
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Iowan at Balaklava Charge Recalls Immortal Six Hundred
Ellis Cutting of Cedar Rapids recalls the Charge of the Light Brigade at Balaklava in the Crimean War. He joined the Eleventh Hussars as a seventeen year old, witnessed the note from Lord Raglan, and describes the doomed advance and the infantry's failure to reinforce. He later served in India, fought at Lucknow, and settled in Iowa.
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Lord Lucan Agrei
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Political tensions in Mexican states under Obregon rule
President Obregon eyes state cantons as governors in Pueblo and Morelos step aside for loyal successors. He bars army interference in elections and condemns army voting blocs for favored candidates while predicting minor disorders but vows to ensure free expression for voters.
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Pueblo
José Matis Sanches
Morelos
Francisco Mugica
Rotary and Shrine Special Trains to National Convention
The Rotary and Shrine clubs charter 44 special trains for the Rotarians and Shriners to their national meeting in June. Rotarians meet in Los Angeles on June 4 while Shriners gather in San Francisco on June 22. More than 300 businesses publish internal house magazines detailing pension, welfare, and worker activities. Cherries at Hunter Bros.
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Topekea
Santa Fe
Los Angeles
Qin
Shriners
San Francisco
Interdenominational Pension Plan Proposed at Conference
Rev Henry B Naster of Philadelphia outlined a plan at the Annual Conference of Interdenominational Secretaries of Ministerial Relief proposing Protestant denominations share pension costs for pastors who switch affections. He urged based on years served in each denomination and hailed a new era of interdenominational friendship with a call to reward service to Christ. The report also notes the American Institute of Laundering forming a 500000 capital venture for plant construction and research in the laundry industry.
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Atlonie City
Henry B. Naster
Philadelphia
Presbyterian Board of Ministerial Relief
Naster
American Institute of Laundering
Wealthy Widow Would Wed Again After Remedy Cure
A rich widow claims her stomach trouble vanished after taking Marrs Wonderful Remedy and would consider remarriage. She says the harmless preparation removes catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and eases inflammation causing stomach liver and intestinal ailments including appendicitis. Sold at Round Carnege Store and Urgeiste stores.
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Plan Hawaiian Monument Honolullu by public subscription
Plan to build a monument in Honolulu Hawaii by public subscription honors the late Prince Jonas Kuhio Kaluuianagle who served as Hawaiian delegate to Congress for 200 years. Raymond Brown secretary of the territory suggests the project by mail.
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Jonas Kuhio Kaluuianagle
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Raymond ©. Brown
Baalmann's Gas Tablets Promises Quick Relief
An old advertisement claims Baalmann's Gas Tablets relieve gas and indigestion. It urges taking three tablets before and after meals to prevent symptoms, touting lasting relief and prevention. Sold by Royal Corner Drug Co and Baalmann Chemist in San Francisco for one dollar.
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Baulmann
Royal Corner Drug Co
San Francisco
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Praised In Ohio Letter
A mother from Wauseon Ohio reports her daughter suffered back and leg pains but after two years on Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound the girl is now strong capable of work and healthy. The letter endorses the product and asks publication as a testimonial.
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Wauseon
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