Urge an ouster against Hussey in Kansas report
A legislative committee urged immediate ouster of A. P. Hussey, chair of the Public Service Commission, citing usurpation of powers, misused funds, private business ties, and improper influence with insurance and fire escape interests. The report recommends proceedings against Hussey and others, with a governor informed for action.
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Topeka
Kansdune
A.P. Hussey
Public Service
Conmission
William A. Smith
Ding
Pawles
Husves
Hussey
Contini
Public Service Commission
Wichita, Hutchinson, and
Newton
T. M. Littard
District Court of
Shawnee County
E. N. Cummings
Palent
Shy Um
Hindenburg Greets Aviators On Visit From New York
In Berlin on June 8 1930 Field Marshal Hindenburg welcomed aviators Chamberlin and Levine after their transatlantic flight from New York to Germany. The cordial 18 minute interview covered hopes of closer American German ties. Ambassadors and guards accompanied the visitors as photographers swarmed the Wilhelmstraße residence.
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German Republic
Chamberlin
Levine
Berlin
Germany
Vion Hindenburg
Leving
New York
von Hindenburg
Jacob. Gould Schurman
Wilhelmstkrasse
Ion Ambassador Schurman
Wilhelmsplatz
Demonstrations Rise Over Warsaw Soviet Minister Slaying
In Warsaw a huge anti Poland protest grew near the Polish embassy amid rising numbers and police guard. Russian officials deny ties to the killer Boris Koweeda a Russian refugee and 19. Polish authorities fear extradition demands while Russian colony here rejects links and warns of consequences. Moscow reports say Polish minister to Moscow Patek conveyed condolences and Litvinov received a note of protest. London papers call the murder a dangerous flare in Soviet Polish relations with Britain blamed by some for stirring intrigue.
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Moscow
Dune
Poland
Warsaw
APY
M. Volkoff
Solt
Soviet
Russia
Boris Koweeda
Koweeda
A. P. Rosengolz
London
Mr. Volkoff
M. Rosengolz
Nicholas
Foreign’ Office
M. Patek
Maxim. Litvinoff
M. Luyi
Daily News
Prnion
Great ‘Britain
Moscow Ihental
Bomb Attack on Communist Meeting in Leningrad
A bombing at a Moscow meeting of the Leningrad Communist Party's debating section injured twenty six seriously and caused a fire. Two assailants entered, threw bombs, fired revolvers, and fled as militias contained the blaze. many others suffered light injuries.
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Moscow
Leningrad
Communist Party
Bank robbery reported in Huron South Dakota
Rob South Bakoia Bank at Farmers and Merchants Bank in Huron South Dakota was entered by bandits shortly before noon. They escaped with $1000 in cash and fled south of Huron in a car.
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Rob South Bakoia Bank
Huron
S.D
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Lindbergh Resting On Voyage Home Refuses Fortune
Charles A Lindbergh rests aboard ship on the way home from Europe as a triumphal welcome looms. Admiral Burrage praises his improved condition after rest, while plans for a public Lindbergh fund are rejected and a congressional committee prepares to greet him on arrival in Washington.
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Lindbergh
Memphis
Associated Press
United States
Guy Ho Burragea
Washington
Tomorray
Fee
Chas
A- Lindbergh
War Department
Davis
Louis K. Liggett
Boston
Joseph W. Wear
George Brooke
Philadelphia
Harry Knight
St. Louis
Lindberg
Charles A. Lindbergh
Joseph
W. Wear
Mr. Wear
George H. Bigalt
K. ‘ Iggette
Hoston
Lindberghs
Longworth
Bojiton
Ilinois
Jamies
Michigan
Ramseyer
Towa
Wisnt
Pennsylvania
Bacon
New York
Eans
Montana
Moore
Virgint Busby
Mississippi
Blom
N York
Special Session Forecast by Senator Smoot in October
Washington June 8 AP Congress expected to be called into a special session in October said Senator Smoot Utah after meeting with President Coolidge at the White House Smoot, a member of the finance committee, said the call aims to give Congress a running start on its program Deficiency appropriation, tax relief, and election contests were listed as priorities with flood control and farm relief likely to follow The dates October 1 or 15 were suggested as possibilities
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Washington
Fmoot
Utah
Coolidge
Congress
White House
Smoot
Aroot
Unon
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
le Aid
Chich Congress
Therrah Mc
Smith
Bester
Lasa
Plans for Kansas Memorial Union directors meeting
Kansas Memorial Union directors will meet Sunday at noon in the Union Building for a lunch and discussion of future plans for the building. The new alumni president is expected to attend, with a list of invited officers and directors including Linglex, Morgan, Sweeney, ott, Cocke, Woodward, Scott, Tucker, Hog ford, Harris, Nicholp, DeLano, Crowell, Ober, McGill, Guernsey Jr, Wea ver, Woodbirty, Breidenthal, Hill, Nichols, and McColloch.
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Theity of Kansas
Memorial
Ion
Clark
Union Building
He Linglex
Ces WY. Morgan
Irving
Hil J. Sweeney
Sherjan’ G. Eliott
Greetings to Lindbergh Postmaster General proposes welcome
Hosford urges a formal Washington welcome for Charles A. Lindbergh the New York to Paris aviator The plan calls for a special aviation mail message to be sent to the aviator with appropriate postage and a dedicated air mail envelope marked air mail only The proposal suggests letters be addressed to Capt Charles A Lindbergh at the Postmaster General Washington DC and deposited at any post office
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hosford
New
Charles A. Lindbergh
New York
Paris
Washington
Charles A. Lindberrh
Haskell to Sing with Beethoven Club in Kansas City
Franklin D. Haskell will sing tonight before the Beethoven Club at the Hotel Muehiebach in Kansas City Missouri. He will be assisted by Rhein Ernst pianist and Miss Margaret Browning harpist. Kansas City school board to hold its monthly meeting at 5 in the clerk's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haskel
Franklin D. Haskell
Kansas City
Rihein Ernst
Migs Margaret Browning
Board of Education
Sor
Magicians Gather in Kenton for International Convention
Kenton Ohio hosts the second annual convention of the International Brotherhood of Magicians with 800 delegates. Mayor H C Heren greets attendees, J J Lybarger of Harrisburg responds, and Druhin of Kenton, president, leads committee appointments as the three day meeting begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton
Ohio
Kenton J
City of Mystery
International Brotherhood of Magicians
H.C. Heren
J. J. Lybarger
Harrisburg
Druhin
Kentoth
Beatherhood
Rth
Site approved for new Snow Hall south of Fraser
The Board of Regents approves the site for Snow Hall replacement south of Fraser Hall and west of Blake. Chancellor Lindley announced the state architect is drafting plans, with completion years away. The last legislature allotted 290,910 dollars for the structure to house biology botany entomology and zoology. The original Snow Hall, built in 1885 for 50,000 dollars, was funded through Dr F H Snow whose natural history collections spurred expansion. the exterior uses Chase County Timestone and the interior has deteriorated due to budget limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Regents
the University
Snow Hall
Fraser Hall
Blake
E. H. Lindley
F. H. Snow
Wic. Stevens
Kansas educators to chair state homemaking conference
Miss Elizabeth Sprague head of Kansas University home economics will be a chair at the three day state conference on education in homemaking at Pittsburg State Teachers College June 14 to 16. She will join a round table on "Home School Problems" Tuesday afternoon. The event is hosted with the state board for vocational education and features speakers from Dunwoody Institute Pennsylva nia and universities of Nebraska and Oklahoma. Luncheons dinners and picnics will supplement the program while summer school sessions continue at the college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Kay
Elizabeth Sprague
Kansas University
Fittsburg State Teachers _ College
Sprazne
Jlramiment Kansas
Goldsborough wins second prize in New York magazine contest
J W Goldsborough superintendent for Carroithers Forsythe on Memorial Stadium project learned he took second prize in a New York magazine contest. The image shows the hoisting mast and weighing hoppers on the stadium’s west side. The award includes a cash prize of 31 1 2. Reconstruction work in Louisiana parishes begins as flood relief efforts expand. Arrests in Shanghai for arms deals involve W Worthington Samuel Cha iet and an Italian name Jovino.
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J. W. Goldsborough
New York
Carroithers & Forsythe
Memorial Stadium
Tin
Jon
Rererm Narmemsedisin
Ambn Oes
New Orleans
James
Loupsiana
Arias
Shanghai
Chung
W. Worthington
Kansas Excelsior Factory to Open in North Lawrence
The Kansas Excelsior Manufacturing Co with QW O Leary of New York City as proprietor will open a plant on Maple and Old Massachusetts streets in North Lawrence in July. It will produce excelsior wooden boxes and walnut veneer. A 42 by 40 foot temporary building is under construction and a second unit 60 by 140 feet will be added. The firm leases three acres for storage and buildings. About fifteen to twenty men will be employed at opening with more later. The company seeks 1000 cards of walnut logs and 5000 of cottonwood logs.
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Kansas Excelsior Manufacturing Company
QW. O'Leary
New York City
Massachusetts
Lawrence
Sheeg Sence
O’leary
Ull
Somare
University Summer Session Enrollment Opens Amid Crowds
Long lines formed at the east entrance of Robinson Auditorium as students and faculty enrolled in the twenty-fifth annual University summer session. Registration reached 1,338 by noon, already 185 more than last year, with expectations to exceed by over 10 percent. Classes begin tomorrow with regular work starting Friday and no classes this coming Saturday.
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Robinson Sympmasium
Series tied as Detroit tops Red Sox 5 to 4 with Fothergill homer
Detroit edged Boston 5 to 4 in a June 8 American League game highlighted by Fothergill's homer in the sixth. Stoner, Bassler, Wingfield and Hofmann contributed, while Rafting and Moore led Boston in a tight contest. Other league results included Athletics punching Stewart and Vangilder for 18 hits to beat St Louis 7 5, and a mixed National League slate across New York, Chicago, Philadelphia, Cincinnati, Brooklyn and Pittsburgh.
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Sereee
Boston
Detroit
Timare
Red Sox
Fothergill
Stoner
Bassler
Wingfield
Rafting
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Stewart
Vangilder
O'Neil
Quinn
Perkins
Chicagn
New York
Faber and
Dre Moore
Grabow
Cleveland
Washington
Hudlin
and Ruel
Ruéther
Sevell
Lisenber
National League
Pittsburgh
Mitt Os Barnes
Aldridge
Cincinnati
Ferguson An
Hargrave
Brooklyn Hynor
Donnard
Rineh Hartnett
Boston St
Hospital Progress Discussed by Lawrence Chamber Board
Lawrence chamber of commerce hears progress on a county hospital survey. Dr. Chambers and Secretary Scott head a special committee to tally operating county hospitals in several central west states. Dean Walker to provide complete venort of Lawrence survey. later report will cover freight rails markets labor and housing conditions. Also, the body notes the death of H Howle, a Wichita bank teller, found with a gunshot wound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Directors
Chamber of Commerce
Hal. Chambers
Chambers
Scott
Preetlna
Fonday
Dean P
Walker Maddy
Haabeiby
Lawrence
Peru Charges For Lighting U S Match
Disconnected and garbled report notes Peru charging $20 for lighting an American watch, with implications of a Swedish monopoly on matches. The fragment mentions tourists, arrests, and a tale of matches in the country, but details are unclear and sources are inconsistent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peru
U.S
New-York
Jane &Ap
Hner
City Council Hears Zoning And Sewer Tax Questions
City council revisits non conforming and conforming uses of property under zoning. Debate on tax liability for sewer connections arises as Prof Towne asks about taxes for a property already on a private sewer line. City attorney says taxes may apply with possible refund on connection costs. referred to city attorney and engineer.
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Crick
Srevon
Clifton Rantsey
Twelfth
Oread
Tte
Witter
Vity Planning Commission
Roy Towne
Stewart
Mumbine
M_T. Sadler
Rankin
France and United States trade pact talk cited
A French government official signals it awaits a favorable word from Washington before proposing a treaty to exclude collaboration with the United States in war. Foreign Minister Briand pushed the idea in a message to the American public via the Associated Press marking the World War I entry anniversary. Washington’s Kellogg stance remains noncommittal. In Peking, American legation is unlikely to evacuate soon, with no immediate plan to strengthen guard as Gen Smedley Butler’s forces hold 1,800 Marines in readiness against any unforeseen emergency.
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Tavis
Washington
America
France
Briand
Kellogg
Foreign Office
Legation
Peking
Anican Legation
Smedley
Butler
Tene Tsin Ri
Oklahoma Bank Robbed by Two Men
Two unknown men held up the First State Bank shortly after noon, aided by a third in a car, and escaped with an estimated sum around $700. Houston, a cashier, and farmer West, among others, were forced to stand at the wall while one robber, appearing intoxicated, grabbed the money from the counter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agra
Okla
Wapi
Houston
Heuston Abd
Hetrick
Smokers for Guards Captain Garin Gorrill to Topeka
An unclear report mentions Captain Gurin Gorrill and a company share, with legal questions about a national limit and advertising provision. The piece touches on an impending supreme court decision, a political court tale, and a stray dog incident linked to an illness, all amid a jumble of names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gatin A. Gorrill
Topeka
Ham Dunes
Lelendy
Rey
Rickard
Vriday
Veloraeys
Cis
Local Ku Klux Klan HQ Changes Use in Lawrence
Reports claim the Lawrence Ku Klux Klan has vacated its second floor rooms at 034 Massachusetts Street and sold much furniture to a local dealer. Rumors circulated of moving to Shrine club rooms at 1000 block Massachusetts, but denied by building officials. Membership reportedly declined over the past year and discussions of renting space for meetings emerged.
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Lawrence Klayern
Kluxlevs Haz
Skli
Ithe Ku Klux Shin
Massachusetts Street
Sured Als
Massachusetts Almed
Maisonic
Aelation
Eli, Ferrell
Dorsey Post
American Legon
Examinations Announced for Numerous Government Posts
The U S Civil Service Commission opens competitive examinations for about two dozen positions in federal service. Information available from civil service examiners at the Lawrence post office, listing roles such as inspector, forest service, agriculture, naval dockyard, transportation, and various trades at Washington and other sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Civil Service Commission
Erom Meneheh
Board of
U.S. Civil Servict Examiners
Lawrence Post Office
Hills
Department of Agriculture
Naval
Stark
Fla
Dover
Nodia
U. S. Trinloyees
Washington
Ain Deur
Will Teach Swimming Al edt Summer Classes for Children Women
Swimming lessons will be offered for six weeks of the summer session for children and women. Classes meet Monday Wednesday and Friday afternoons from 2:30 to 4:30 with specific segments for children beginners and advanced adults. Cotton tank suits required, fees payable at the university business office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sesson
Univ
Cigar Ad Snippet From Historic Paper
Fragmentary OCR shows a small classified style line promising a good cigar and a Be sa eh brand cue. Readable entities are limited, with no clear date, place, or full product name to confirm.
Widde's Share in Estate Bucks a Chicago Case
In Chicago a case concerns Tsaballe Pons seeking to fix her estate interest as a lawful widow of McClintock. The docket mentions executor William Darling Sheps herd and a cross-bill claiming her share should be set as that of a widow. Proceedings relate to the McClintock estate and related delays in marriage.
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Widde
Chicago
William Darling
Sheps Herd
Pga
Lestate
Billy” McClintock
Tsaballe Pons
McClintock
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U. S
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Seehnil Ljout
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