Berlin Welcomes American Fliers After Transatlantic Flight
Berlin greeted Clarence Chamberlin and Charles Levine as they landed the Columbia at Tempelhof Field. Ambassador Schurman and German officials welcomed the pair, with wreathes placed on the plane and a crowded reception as cheering crowds filled the airport. The first nonstop transatlantic flight sparked national pride and hopes for future air links.
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Fempethater
Aly Treld
Bertina Fat
Clarence Chamberly
Charles Lavine
Feld
New
Ashe
Klings
Katthus
Columbia
Berlin
Fis
New York
Daterday
Tadizy
Atlantic
Tavab G. Schurman
Weloming
Chamberlin
Lempelhofer
Mr. Levine
Ft Minster
Aed Neratu
Ariel
Yenseiser
Germany
Amerins Stan & Y
Chamber- Nic
Levine
Ambassador Scharman
Lufthansa
Coolidge May Consider Early Congressional Session
President Coolidge plans discussions with Senator Smeal about convening Congress before December to tackle flood relief and road control legislation. White House sources note leaders prefer early action to handle a large legislative agenda, with a possible special session around mid October or early November.
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Washington
Jane
Coolidge
Smeal
Republic
Utah
Congress
Senate
White House
Soviet Envoy Slain in Poland by Student in Warsaw
In Poland near Warsaw a Russian student, 19, fatally shot Soviet minister M. Wolkoff as he met A. K. Rosenzel in the station area before Moscow. The minister collapsed before drawing his pistol, was aided by police, and died en route to hospital. The assassin later surrendered, claiming a motive tied to the Russian royal family.
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Poland
Wojkoff
Law Central
Cay
Borys Kowarda
A. K. Rosenzely
Lanedon
Lo. Mosco
London
Bovawde
England
Suviet
Aten
Vilna
Ditil Wolkoffs
Lord Rothmere
Great Britain
Russia
M. Wolkoff
Warsaw
Pierre Voukoff
Janer
Scout Court Honors Eagle Scouts Lead Troop 9 List
The final court of honor for Roy Scotts and Troop 9 leaders Malone and Holloway saw two Eagle Scout ranks earned. Merit badges in cycling and carpentry boosted scores in a winter contest. other Scouts attained rank advances or earned badges in camping swimming health and more.
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Roy Scotts
Lioyd Jfonston
Nan
Roop
Frank “Malone
Billy Holloway
Ralph Beisford
Krum
Charles Alexander
Troon 2
Huff Speaker at Douglas County Farmers Union Meet
The Douglas County Farmers Union holds its annual all day meeting at Long Star on Thursday. Routine business will be conducted in the forenoon, and a basket dinner is served at noon. Speakers after dinner include E B Huff president of the state Farmers Union, E R Ballard of Taymers Union Cooperative Produce association, and Carrot Brown newly appointed district superintendent of Farmers Union Mutual Life Insurance. This is Huff’s first appearance in this part of the state.
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Long Star
Forendon
Laslies
EB. C.oft
State Farmers Union
John Tromble
E. R. Ballard
Vassar
Taymers Union Cooperative Produce Association
Kansas City
Kans
Carrot Brown
Legion of Honor Will Be Confered Tonight Kansas
The Legion of Honor of the Order of De Molay will confer tonight in Topeka Kansas on Keith Scott Arkansas City Larey Campbell Harald Cree El Dorado J R Tremaine Salina Fr Emmett Blood W Lowell Grinstead Russell F E McClure and Harold E Swanson Wichita The Kansas association and state advisory council hold their annual convention and will honor these members at Independence in 1928 Dr and Mrs J W H Schoenes and six geology students from the University will survey the Garden Park area near Canon City Colorado for feolerical surveying work and related geological study. Funk Ambulance Service phone b81119 Adv
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Topeka
Kansas
Legion of Honor of the Order of
Nea | At
JW_ H. Schoenes
University
Department of Geology
Gardens Park
Canon’ City
Colo
Call for stand on liquor issue in 1920s speech
Greenville Tenn June 6 AP Willian G McAdoo, failed 1924 Democratic candidate, calls on leaders of all parties to declare a prohibition stance. He warns that attempts to nullify the eighteenth amendment threaten popular government and urges courageous leadership to defend national welfare and anti corruption efforts amid rising machine politics.
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Greenville
Tenn
Willian
G. McAdoo
Te Adoo
Creat Municipal Hosses
Andrew Can
Phiiloson
Monticello
Cattle rustling case opens in 25 years record
In Chora Kee county a district court convicted A M Walton and Don Morey of stealing two head of cattle from Galena area farmers on May 25 and selling them to a Joplin Missouri packing company. They received terms of one to seven years in the state penitentiary.
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Columbus
Kandaid
Chora
Kee County
Lindbergh to Receive Muhard Medal at Washington
Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh is to receive the Muhard medal, highest award of the National Geographic Society, for his North Atlantic flight. Washington plans include a large welcoming committee and a reception next Saturday. Senator Charles Curtis was named as the U.S. Senate’s favorite to represent the body at the national reception for Lindbergh. Lieutenant Oakley G. Kelly flew to Washington to attend the ceremony.
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Memphis
Charles A. Lindbergh
Washington
National Geographic Society
Robert HK. Peary
North Pole
Richard Byrd
WU. S. N
Mare
New York
Paris
Coolidge
Lindbergh
Navy Yard
Atlantic
A. C. Read
UG. SN
New Foundland
Azores
Portugal
Great Britain
Read
Brampton
Naval Air Station
Freet
Sident
Mica
Dawes
Longworth
Chicago
Charles Curtis
Kansas
United States Senate
Portland
Qre
Dune 7
Apj
Oakley G. Kelly
Pearson Field
Vancouve Wash
Cole Charles A. Ltidbersh
Ahem
Ruth Hits Eighteenth Home Run in Yankees Win
Babe Ruth slugged his eighteenth homer of the season in the fourth inning off Pitcher Thomas as the Yankees defeated the White Sox. Lou Gehrig also connected for the circuit. Other lines note lineups across the American and National Leagues and a separate report on indictments in Toledo related to stock loans.
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New Fork
Babe’ Ruth
Thomas
Yankees
White Sox
Ruth
Lou C Ehrics
Cehric
Chicago
New York
Rouse
Hoyt
Ant Ion Ono
Hand Woodall
Sehanes Waalberg
Pate
G Cochrane
Cleveland
Washington
Smith
Registration for KU term begins in summer session
Registration for the summer session at the university opened with a long line at room 162 central administration building. Prof Hart W Anderson said total enrollment would likely match last year, with classes starting tomorrow at Robinson Gymnasium. Five visiting instructors from other schools join the regular faculty, and five educational forums are planned in the Litre theatre with speakers from Columbia, Chicago and Iowa. Regular classes begin Thursday with no classes Saturday.
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Hart W. Anderson
Robinso Gyonasium
Universit
W. F. Cramer
Kansas
Et Tral Ductor High
Neel Fheves
Teachers’ College
Columbia University
Willian A. Lew
Unior
Gallece
iKansas C
Hans
Olsen
Nabraska Star College
Kearney
Zaheth
Tor
Thomas H. Briggs
Columbia Univer
Franklin
Babbitt
Univ of Chicago
Hehdricke
Warrensburg State
Gallowe
F. B. Knight
University of Iowa
H. E. Chandler
Junctionaity
Advertising Case Up Toneka Kans 7 Constitutional Issue Heard
A Shawnee county district judge heard arguments on the constitutionality of the new Kansas cigarette advertising ban. Judge Whitcomb aims to rule by tomorrow. State and press association attorneys sparred over limits on cigarette ads in newspapers while noting minors cannot buy cigars.
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Toneka
Kans
Luchen George H. Whitcomb
Shawnee
Ranpas Press Associations
Stat Supreme Court
Leon Lundblade
Genera
Ee Rooney
Oppose Appointment of Kansas City Bank Receiver
Walter Cravens and other former bank officials oppose W. R. Compton of St. Louis for permanent receiver at the Kansas City Joint Stock Land bank. Henry S. Conrad, counsel for the Cravens group, told Federal Judge Albert L. Reeves during bank case proceedings. Compton was named receiver when the bank entered receivership after indictments against Cravens and others.
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Kansas City
W. R. Compton
St. Louis
Farm Loan Board
Exavens
Federal District Court
Ito
Compton
Twenty Fifth University Dinner Celebrates Alumni Ties
The twenty fifth University dinner honored the class of 1902 with toasts and gifts including twenty chairs for the new Union building. Speakers lauded alumni, with Frank Venton Smith returning from Korea to sing and Harold Barnes representing multiple classes. A Navy worker, Alys Raith Kaisha Hangon, urged support for foreign students as campus leaders introduced dignitaries and honored retiring president Charles F. Seatt.
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Wilfred Starr
Elags
ERU
Sisk Cayria Watson
Au Yh. Weaver
Walter J. Meek
Madison
Wis
Frank Venton Smith
San Francisco
United States
Korea
Smith
Armoral
Harold Barnes
Wynk Tyler
Kansas City
Alys
Raith Kaisha Hangon
Chitin Tor
Atdoss
Ik. A
Ji “Ernon
Kellogee
Wes
Morgan
Asrad Crowell
Otto HE Wallhehr
Leon
Vast 1902 Reunion Draws 40 From Original Class
A large 1902 University of Kansas reunion gathered over forty members of the original class of eighty. Attendees traveled from Lawrence, Shanghai, Kansas City, Coeur d’Alene, and more. The event ran Sunday from 3 to 7 pm with a class dinner at 4 pm.
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University
Kher
Janp Fine
Lawrence
Shanghai
Kansas City
Coeur D' Alene
Idaho
America
Ays Iwas
Sigma Kappa
Miss Misiry Hk. Ginesiy
Dvar Moe Me
Blane Wharles
Hoviin
Kansas Cry
Moe Dickinson
Seansis
Starviers
Nach Moving
Hansen
Faintn
George Ildod
Lawrenney
Rockefaller
Lavinir
Oleties
John ‘Scott Larihwy
Okuihbs
Walter A. Meek
Matt William Ey
Mitelet
Mat Jigs
Kaosaus City
MoSig
Wewoka
Obla
Mts
Gertrude Sellardy Pear Srt
Otis Perlis
Jarvrence
Ward Gh
Polrtov
Pemes
M. Wyedng
Robhi
Kiaasel
I Levy
Ura
Tar Smith
Berkeley
Cala
Ming Maine
Dollie MT. Kimushi
Yey
Renyn Stanton
Reseda Wilford
Topekay
Craverth
Swaneas City
Bara i
Whitle
Aleit
Wilson
Rats
Rod Smgster Wheeler
Kauras City
Gill Carey
Garnatt
Monry Vans Flatt
Moare Vista
Coin Courier Bat
Prithes Pendence
Ft. Andrews
Lawrener
Sebo
Altenders
Drafts Report Today On Kansas Public Service Commission
The legislative committee that investigated the Kansas Public Service Commission drafted a report to be given to William Smith, the attorney general. It met behind closed doors to finalize the document and plans to urge an ouster suit against T Hussey, chairman of the commission. Van De Mark of Concordia, committee chair, said the attorney general would be asked whether the recommendations should be published.
Kansas appoints members to two state boards
Topeka Kansas June TG(Af) Governor Paulen appointed three cosmetology board members Mrs Charles Iyariden Fort Scott three year term Miss Katherine Murthe Salina two year term and Mrs L Af Bickford To noka one year term. A Tissy Blanche Rice Hutchinson Dr AS Ross Sabythal secretary and ex officio pediatry board member will join the board of examination in podiatry. The third member will be elected by the medical board at its next meeting in Kansas City Kansas.
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Topeka
Kans
Paulen
Charles Iyariden
Fort’ Scott
Katharine Murthe
Salina
Af Bickford
Tonoka
Wage agreement sought for coal miners across four states
Kansas City June 7 A P committees named to craft a wage scale and new contract for coal miners in Missouri Kansas Oklahoma and Arkansas Each state has a two operator two miner panel with a June 17 report date to a large sub committee The move aims to resolve the wage controversy between miners and coal operators Nortonville Bank robbery nets $6500 in bonds and cash The Exchange State Bank Nortonville Kansas was entered last night with loss covered by insurance and discovered this morning
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Kansas City
A.P
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
W. L. A. ‘Johnson
Johnson
Lintings
Plep
Nortonville
Atchison, Kans
Apa
Exchange State Bank
Merchants Bureau Rescheduled Monthly Dinner Meeting
The Merchants Bureau will hold its regular monthly dinner meeting tomorrow night at 6 20 o'clock in the Chamber of Commerce Rooms. The gathering is a postponed meeting from last night.
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Merchants Bureau
Merchant's Bureau
Chamber of Commerce Tooms
Kimes Disappears After Shootout Near Tawhusha
Kimes, a young bandit leader, vanished yesterday under heavy fire in a thick wood near Tawhusha. Convicted of murder with rewards totaling thousands for his capture dead or alive, he eluded deputies after his car was hit and he fled on foot, while Danny Daniels of the Kimes gang was captured in No Wala, Oklahoma following a gunfight.
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Tawhusha
Ohla
Kimes
Dessa Dames
Findiniz
Anther
Danny Daniels
Lardson
Sucht da Manekbane
Nowala
Okla
Daniels Ward
Fourteen Attend Clinic On Tuberculosis Heart Clinic Held
Fourteen people attended the tuberculosis and heart clinic at the city hall Tuesday. Dr Cos of Apeka and Dr Re Te Admigtan of Lunetehice led the session. The regular baby clinic will be held tomorrow from 2 to 4 PM. Minnie Scntt announced the date. The next tuberculosis clinic will be held on Saturday, July 1, instead of Monday, July 4.
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Haltteydlay
Cos
Apeka
Elie
Re Te Admigtan
Lunetehice
Mirot
Boy Scouts of Lawrence Print Paper Sale The Paper Sale Tomorrow
The spring paper sale by the Boy Scouts of Lawrence is set for tomorrow with Scouts visiting homes to collect old papers and magazines. Money raised will fund general expenses and troop projects, and old shoes will also be gathered for Mississippi flag relief. Scout Executive I. D. Chilis will coordinate, with supplies received via phone from White.
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Boy Scouts of
Sissippi
D. Chilis
Lini
Drs
New Orleans Flood Exodus Amid Rising Waters
A flood exodus is under way as waters rise in Missouri areas and reach low-lying regions. Relief work is being organized by the Red Cross with emergency aid planned for families displaced again this year. The Thirteenth Cavalry moves from Fort A. Russell to Fort Riley, expected to arrive by June 30, boosting Fort Riley’s population to its peak in peacetime. Two regiments, including Second and Nein, are stationed at Fort Riley to prepare for the transfer.
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New Orleans
Missouri
Dilingis
Baker
Cros
Thirteenth Cavalry
Riley
Junction City
Kane
Jane
Fort. A. Russell
Wia
Fort, Riley
Ano
Herbert B. Cr Oy
Fort Bley
Fort Riley
Noted son of K U to ’27 graduates
Kansas remembers the career of Kellogg and earlier KU editors as he addressed the fifth anginal commencement in Memorial Stadium. He recalled friends from the late 1880s and shared views on university education, urging individualized instruction and talent discovery over mob mentality.
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K. U
Kansas
John Brownabel
Ren
Ainlay
Kellogg
Parlanent
National Research Council
Washington
University of Kansas
Memorial Stadium
Mr. Kellows
Hig Mos
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