Yunnanese forces vow Canton attack as foreign fears rise
The Yunnanese first army claims control of Canton and vows hostilities against the Kuomintang, fortifying river fronts and seizing government offices. Foreigners fear anti foreign sentiment spreads after protests and mobilization of Chinese volunteers. Chinese authorities detain foreigners amid warnings of imminent battle and rising tensions in the city.
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Qaniten
Tunis
Associated: Press
Nahi Hsi- Ming
Usand
Atl
Catsoa
Shanghai
Hsu
Svithin
Canton
Ind
Ganton
Ferdinand’’ II
McWarge
Fonsgontrol
Jihanghai
Brystat
Yforeia
Turid
Aftan
Saidi
Prea
Shanghai Dispute Summary Emerges From Paper Snippet
Fragmentary OCR item notes a Shanghai dispute or disagreement. Missing context limits clarity but indicates a regional or international contention being reported in the period piece. No clear dates, names, or organizations are readable in the surviving text.
Baseball Roundup Recaps Homers and Offenses Across Contests
The report lists numerous players from Detroit Philadelphia Washington Pittsburgh Chicago and Boston with mentions of homers by Hale Grimes and others. Key names include Dixon Ferguson Jones Benne Wilson Carlson Knight Gough and Grant, plus mentions of Woodall Rommel and Beagle in varied game notes and scorelines.
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Leamie
Ty Sewell
Davn
Ross
Wingfield
Davis
Ingfield
Grant
Vanider
Dixon
J . Ferguson
Jones
Benne
Engough
Detroit
Agry
Hiladelphia
Whitehill
Hallaway
Woodall Walberg
Rommel
Perkins
Ochrane
Hale
Homer
Fashington
Robertson and Johnson
Beagle
Brush
Grimes
Louis
Bartis
Snyder
Haines
O'Farrel
Boston
Cincinnati
Gante ‘Poktonedj
Allies and Germany Crisis in Disarmament Debate
Fragmented excerpts show Schacht commenting on allied disarmament notes and Germany's economic strain under the Dawes plan. Other items mention Western Conference football scheduling discussions and city crime reports.
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Bertin
Associated: Press
Schacht
Ti Reichshank
Sansag
Germany
Amundsen and MacAdoo voyage reconnoiter plan urged
A fragment notes Amundsen and MacAdoo aboard a vessel in the Greenland patrol effort. A meeting of air chiefs reportedly reached a decision on continuing the reconnaissance expedition for West Greenland with 28 members aboard the Frigate.
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Une
Amundsen
Hey Kerg
Harge
Ion
Onald
Macaa
Record of Heat Wave Across Regions and Death Toll
The nationwide heat wave continues with forecasts for relief in the North. Regions from the Rocky Mountains eastward report extreme temperatures and rising death counts. New York City and state, New England, New Jersey, Wisconsin and Illinois list several heat-related fatalities as authorities note limited air relief and ongoing high daytime highs. Weather bureaus project cooler conditions by midweek but warn the swelter persists in many areas.
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Assoc
Wash
Preston
Rocky ‘Mountains
Washington
Lake
North
Atlantic
New York
City
New York Upstate
New ‘England
New Jersey
Wiscosin
Chicago
Kentucky
Épion
Eyvansne
Honor Lone Star Girl Mie Lits Anderson
A garbled OCR item mentions a person named Mie Lits Anderson associated with a Line’s 8c rola whcey context. Core details unreadable. summary focuses on the named individual and ambiguous affiliation.
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Lone
Mie
Lits Anderson
Line
University prepares Baccalaureate and commencement events
University outlines tomorrow baccalaureate services at Memorial Stadium with Dean Shailer Hei directing the program. The University Band will lead processions to the stadium. Rev W Thomas and Rev F Hislop will deliver invocations. Glee Club and faculty will perform musical numbers. Commencement exercises and exhibitions open to the public tomorrow afternoon with campus displays and a commencement concert by the band.
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Memorial Stadium
Shailer Hei
First Baptist Church
Faward
R.A. Husden
Plymouth
Tee University
TyAe
Letramore
University of Kansag Radio’ Plation
PKU
Bej
K. U
Ths
Fraser
University chimes gift from 1925 class presented
The class of 1925 at the University of Kansas donated about $10,000 to purchase chimes for the Memorial or Union Building. The gift was announced during class day exercises at the University Commons after Senior breakfast with Grace Young reading the class history. BE Hindley accepted the gift as a fitting memorial and noted its spiritual value. President Peory reflected on the class’s university activities and future challenges as they faced leaving the campus. The class planned a reunion on campus the next year and ended with the pipe of peace.
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Ture
University of Kansas
Memorial
Union
Unissity
University
Unisversity Commons
Grace Young
B.engle
Plass
Lawrence Man Honored At State Convention Officers Installed
Lawrence man Ike Bole attended the Kansas United Commercial convention where officers for the ensuing year were selected and installed. Edwir Gartis of Kansas City was named counselor, Garrett from Manhattan named judge, R. C. McDowell of Clay Center named treasurer, with other officers listed from Fort Scott Wichita and Lawrence.
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Santa Tay
Kansas - United Commercial Eel
Tola
Emporia Lafter
Corlest
Manhattan
R. C.mcdowell
Clay Ce
Garrher
Fort Scott
Aoercin
Lawrence
le Alina
Wlakita
Sentinel
Court rules on bonus address change impact
Topeka authorities report the state supreme court ruling on how an address change blocked veterans in Kansas from receiving five claims related to the bonus. The decision involves the Department of Compensation and the Supreme Court, with details over the appeal and denial of certain premiums. The case cites Topeka and Kan. entities in the legal dispute.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
G. Fraundorfe
P D Service For Saturdays Only
The Journal World corrects that post office hours changes apply only on Saturdays. Afternoon service will allow one delivery in residences and one in the business district on Saturdays. Full service resumes September 1.
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World
Graduation Exercises At Memorial High School
Graduation ceremonies at Memorial High School featured Prof William J Williams Baker University addressing 103 Rural School graduates on self development and value of training. Diplomas were presented by Dr Lane and Prof F H Olney with solos by Gress and Moody and readings by Ethel Kindred. Invocation by Rev Watts followed by a scholarship award to Lila Anderson. Legion Auxiliary convenes Independence with 400 to 500 delegates expected over three days.
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William J. Williams
Baker University
Fach
Memorial High School
Williams
Ier
Lane
County
Legion Auxiliary
Farewell Dinner for New U S Minister Kreeck to Paraguay
Lawrence hosts a farewell dinner for George L Kreeck on the eve of his departure to Paraguay to assume duties as United States minister. Local officials and clergy praise his service and express friendship as he heads toward South America aboard the Cross June 2.
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Lawrence
Hvill
G. L. Koeck
Paraguay
Kreeck
United States
Lindley
Elitis
Edwards
Walter Thiele
Atttorney
Tucker
South America
Frank Strong
J. Sweeney
Keepel
George
Ireland
C. H. Tucker
New York
Weather and legal briefs from Topeka and Winfield Kansas
The Topeka weather report notes extreme heat with possible thunder showers in the northwest and no casualties statewide. In a separate case, the Supreme Court allows a juror to yield to medical needs during a trial. Winfield wheat harvest accelerates as heat dries grain and yields improve across the region.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Phillipsburg
S. D
Flord
Sthak
Plan Open House at Haskell School Demonstration
The largest Indian educational display in the United States will unfold at Haskell Institute during commencement exercises Tuesday in the school gymnasium. The event features plays, Indian student exhibits, orchestra, physical stunts, fashion show, and workshops in carpentry, baking, and more, with a picnic supper and evening exhibits planned for Wednesday.
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Dian Educational
United States
Haskell
Antele
Santi
Unis
Iesbian
Sehool
Hibjis
Spe
Lawrence
jHaskell
Ayimnasium
HagWell
Psvnic
State Master Spoke at Midland Grange Meeting
Twenty eight candidates attended the Midland Grange gathering last night at the Midland P A hall. Caldwell David de Bronson state master of The Grange spoke to members, and Gayis will address the upcoming Grange meeting in Vinland. Tonight a local singing night and a film program were announced amid light attendance. also noted are wrestling actions in Topeka and school pay concerns for rural districts.
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Midland Grange
Midland P. A
Caldwell David de Bronson
Katig
The
Grange
Gayis
Vinland Geaceshall
Jane Star Go Po
Granei
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