Indignation in Sowet Turns on England R
AP dispatch describes Soviet outrage over the assassination in Warsaw and a diplomatic rupture with Britain. The Soviet note accuses British agents of plotting against Soviet interests, cites alleged attacks linked to British intelligence, and calls for harsher measures against Britain while urging Poland to show regret over Volkoff’s murder.
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England
Magegy
van Mmaninne
Hiey
George Riley
Cal Aiy Foree
Ing
Tinacia
Winnis
Vyalty
Volkoff
I Gienarte
Fpcseevs
U.S
R. Serviterx
Great Britain
Dadaratish
Kolchak
Kremlin
Alosenrw
Volka
Minsk
Soviet Union
Vedbaff
Islen
Inforvom
Soviey Emliasse
Voskotits
Picnic Plans By Kaw Valley Jontry Association Officers
Officers plan the second annual picnic for Sunday June at the experimental site of T E Quies enpepry, president of the American Fewtry schools. Discussions and demonstrations by instructors will cover incubators and related topics. All members and interested parties urged to attend.
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Kaw Valley Jontry Association
T.E. Quiesenpepry
American Fewtry Schools
Kansag Forecast Brightens With Cooler West and North
Forecast shows a fair night and Friday with cooler conditions in western and northern parts and milder in eastern and southern sections. NAW reports clear weather and good road conditions across Douglas County areas. Temperature figures and times are partly obscured by OCR errors.
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Dougas County
Assailant slashes film actress Doris Dore in Hollywood
Hollywood police investigate an attack on 21 year old actress Doris Dore as an unidentified man forced entry to her apartment and carved the letter K on her forehead chin breast arms and hands with a safety razor. Doctors treated wounds while detectives pursue leads from past stalking by unknown agents.
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Hollywood
Calif
Dorris Williams
Doris
New York
Dore
Ood
Dune 9
Doris Dore
Miss Dore
Pollice
Souihg
Denver
Ign
Colorado City
New York City
Apa
Hollywood Physicians Emergency Hospital
Plans for trans Atlantic air service by Levine and Chamberlin
Charles A. Levine said he and Clarence D. Chamberlin plan regular trans Atlantic air service using four later multi motor planes able to carry 2000 pounds. Levine would invest 200000 dollars to start within a year. E G Chamberlin will meet her son Clarence in London, accompanied by her grandson Bobby Moffitt, as arrangements are made by a New York friend.
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Berlin
Charles A. Levine
Clarence D. Chamberlin
Levine
Denison
Lawas
Chamberlin
Clarence Chamberlin
London
Atrandson
Bobby Moffitt
Max Moffitt
Nenison
New York
Fhce
Missing Priest Back in Kansas City After Amnesia
The Rev Franks Hagedorn, Catholic priest who vanished sixteen months ago, returned stating no memory of his absence. He was reunited with his parents at St Joseph hospital after appearing at Bishop Lillis home. He recalled nothing until memory returned in Leavenworth, noting a head strike the night he disappeared. doctors found no visible head marks and an X ray was performed.
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Kansas City
Rhine
Franks
Hagedorn
A. Phagedorn
Pierre City
Motoda
Heeelion
St. Joseph Hospital
Thomas F. Lillis
Leavenworth
Kansas
Father Hagedorn
Athletics Win Again In Nine to Ten Contests
In Philadelphia June 9 AP report shows the Athletics winning their third straight in the series by 9 to 10. Nevers Falk and Schang, Walberg, basslers and pitching listed. corollary details include Chicago and New York scores and pitchers. Card notes also cover National League action with Fitzsimmons and ONeill. A separate line notes Cardinal catcher John Schulte was knocked unconscious during batting practice by a bat slipped from Wattie Holm’s hand. he was briefly unconscious and feared to have a fractured skull.
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Philadelphia
Athletics
National League
New York
Pittsburgh
FitzSimmons
O'Neil
D. Bush
Yde
Cvengros
Gooth
Amati
Nichard Jonnard
Donahue
Aud
Shinaule
Mayn
Heving
St. Louis
Junne
John Schulte
Cardinal
Wattie Holm
Boston
Double slaying ends in murder suicide in Wis town
The Doering family tragedy unfolds as Frank Doering Sr is found dead in his home Walter Doering and Rev William Wambysganes pastor of Bethlehem Lutheran church are found shot dead in the pastor's study Police say Frank Doering Jr a former inmate at an asylum may have killed his father then the minister before shooting himself The county board plans to reconvene Saturday to continue discussions on county business.
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Shebergar
Wis
Frank Doering
Walter Doering
William Wambysganes
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
Young Doering
Welcome to Charles A Lindbergh Flight Heroes
Plain citizens are urged to join in acclaim for Charles A Lindbergh as he arrives from New York to Paris. Upon his return he will be greeted by telegraph companies ready to receive transmit and deliver messages from across the United States.
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Charles A
Lindbergh
New York
Paris
Washington
United States
A.p
America
Charles A. Lindbergh
OS Uy
Harvest Army to Be All Kansas Labor Force
Topeka June 9 AP Convinced Kansas has enough labor to harvest this year the federal government will not seek reduced railroad rates for workers coming from other states John H Crawford Kansas federal director for the United States employment service said modern machinery and local conditions eliminated the need to call on other states for harvest help An army of about 25000 men will be mobilized for the harvest making it almost an all Kansas army Crawford said
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Topeka
Kar
Kansas
John ‘H. Crawford
United States
Crawford
Summer Session Recitals At University Fine Arts
Nine musical programs in violin piano organ voice and ensemble mark the Summer Session at the University School of Fine Arts. The schedule lists June 14 piano and voice Ella Bear and Ray Gafney. June 21 violin and voice Waldemar Geile and Mrs Alice Moncrieff. June 24 senior voice Henry Berg. June 28 organ readings Lees Greene gal Fiang and Yelle recital HF Freyer. July 5 senior piano Adz Peabony. July 1 ensemble music. July 7 outdoor campus sing under Dean D. Swarthout. July 15 organ Hazel Cooks. Gasoline cut noted in Kansas City. escaped Fort Leavenworth inmate Henry Ailen to army officials. local notes on Pendleton family motor trip and Percy Skilesh leaving for home.
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School of Fine Arts
Orgat
Piani
Ensemble Nusic
Eila Bear
Ray Gafney
Waldemar Geile
Alice Moncrieff
Henry Berg
Lees Greene
Fiang
Yelle
AL Freyer
Bugent Gantz Tennr
Adz Peabony
Msic
Tin Arts
Sing Ander
Swarthout
Hazel Cooks
Fort ‘Leavenorth McAlester
Oklo
Henry Ailen
Commerce
Fort Leavenworth
Irein
Crowded program awaits Lindbergh in Washington
Crowded schedule outlines Lindbergh's Washington visit with receptions at the White House and National Press Club. Highlights include his Washington monument ceremony, United States Flag Association cross presentation, and a large radio tribute involving 37 stations nationwide.
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President Coolidge
Washington Monument
National Press Club
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Europe
Cross of Honor
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Theiapitol
Washington
Walter Reed Hospital
Lindbergh’s Landing Plan Triggers New York Debate
Charles A. Lindbergh joined talks on how he should return from France. He considers flying the Spirit of St. Louis to New York or landing in harbor in an amphibian plane. Officials warn crowds and police challenges, urging reconsideration of landing plans.
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Charles A. Lindbergh
Washington
St. Louis
Miller Tichl
Staten Island
Memphis
France
Lindbergh
Grover Whalen
Prize in Spanish awarded to Miss Cecil Sughrie
Miss Cecil Sughrie teacher at Bilanish High School Dodge City won first prize for Spanish studies in a contest by La Prensa the South American paper. This marks her second consecutive win after earlier success as a student with a short story. She earned a University of Kansas degree in 1926 majoring in Spanish.
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Cecil Sughrie
Dodge City
la Prensa
South America
Sughrue
Shident
Los Bailes
Jail break foiled at Manhattan county jail
Four inmates were captured during a jail break attempt at Manhattan county jail. Sheriff Wolfenbarzer and Under Sheriff Richter stopped the effort by cutting the inmates from sawing bars. All four face charges including car theft and one with forgery.
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Manhattan
Wolfenbarzer
Richter
Liberty Area
Work Progressing on K U Stadium Concrete Curve
Careathers Forsythe contractors report progress on the first section of the stadium curve at K U. One third of the first sirian poured by last Saturday with forms up for the second section. Weather delays noted but completion targeted by September.
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K. U
Careathers & Forsythe Company
Wallard
Hlp
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Forsythe
Seven Art Exhibits at K. U. This Summer
University of fine arts departments announce seven summer exhibitions for students and townspeople. Painting with Professor Wart Mattern shows works through June 15, then etchings and engravings June 15–22 with a lecture June 13. Reproductions of Paul Cezanne watercolors shown June 22–July 3. Watercolors by Karl Mattern and prints of Modern Landscape Paintings July 1 onward. Design department exhibits run through the summer. Japanese prints June 20–July 1. Czechoslovakian etchings July 1–16. Excursions to Spooner Thayer Art Museum July 6 and Woodward Collection June 29 guided by Miss Ketcham and Carl Masterp. Enrollment at the Fine Arts office for trips.
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Wart Mattern
Paul Cazanne
Rhine
Karl Mattern
Seeman
Rosemary Ketcham
Sumer
Czcchoslovakia
Spooner- Thayer Art Museum
Review of Clinics by Prof Wheeler
A summary of the clinic program established in 1993 by Hubiganjunctiony with health department. Wheeler reports 880 orthopedic visits and 426 nervous clinic visits over four years. About 400 orthopedic and 00 nervous bases treated. Growth shown by visits table. About 60 percent of orthopedic visitors are children, 40 percent adults. about 80 percent of nervous clinic visitors are children. 74 percent of nervous cases benefited. Dr Frangsito of Kansas City leads orthopedic clinic. Dr Harrington led nervous clinic until this year. Lynn Hershey currently conducts nervous clinic while Dr Harrison studies in Europe. Kiwanis club funds cover travel, professional services donated. Wheeler thanks physicians city and county for cooperation. Otis Thompson joins as new Marland Refining agent. Clarend Speer visiting from St Joseph.
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Raymond ¢ Wheeler
Wheeler
de. Frangsito
Kansas City
Harrington
Kansas UI
Lynn Hershey
Harrison
Europe
Kiwanis Club
Thes Physires
Otis Thompson
Lawrence
Marland Refining Company
Altus
Okla
Clarend Speer
Sormer
Lawrence Club
St. Joseph
Atlanta Prisoner Karl Carroll Found Mentally Disturbed
Karl Carroll, jailed in Atlanta after a year and a day for perjury, is described as mentally disturbed by Charles T. Nellans, a physician at Avanta penitentiary. Carroll’s condition, attributed to an exaggerated litany of troubles, is expected to improve with rest and quiet. He was moved yesterday from Greenville where he had been hospitalized following a collapses en route from New York.
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Ve Charless T. Nollans
Avanta Nenilentiary
Carroll
Nellans
Verdiey School
Gordiey
Matver
Ianitor Siniies
Snaith Howe
Phesbaurd Wats
Miracle by Purnell in colony trial shocks witnesses
Witnesses in the state dissolution suit described Benraima Purnell’s miracle claim for the House of David colony. Ruth Wade testified Benjamin converted water to wine, noting the liquid turned red with a sweet taste. Mrs. Wuerth testified parties with liquor occurred in Shiloh parlor, with one woman intoxicated and another sometimes feeling good. Mary Purnell appeared in court, tied by Mrs. Wuerth to Francis Thorpe, pillar of the colony.
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Benraima Purnell
House of David
Ruth
Wade
Two Are Captured in Omaha After Jewelry Store Robbery
Omaha, Neb, June 9 AP Fred Walters 36 and Johnny Falico who said he was from Chicago were captured shortly after noon in a pawn shop while attempting to sell a diamond ring from an $8000 haul at Brooke Jewelry and Loan. Walters confessed and implicated Falico. They said they came from St Louis yesterday. Walters said if they had money to leave town they would not have been caught.
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Neb
Fred Walters
Johnny Falico
Chicago
Brooke Jewelry and Loan Company
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Falico
St. Louis
Palice
Lindbergh Mail Clogs Washington Post Office
The U S post office in Washington reports a flood of mail for Colonel Charles A Lindbergh. About 2 900 letters and packages arrive daily, with items ranging from candy to docks. Messages also pour in from towns like Hartford and Springfield, sending thousands of posts toward the aviator.
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Washington
Charles A. Lindbergh
Hartford
Springfield
US Wheat Output Up Despite Drought This Year
Washington reports 437,901,000 bushels of winter wheat produced this year, 72.2 percent of normal, with acreage up 18 percent to 38,701,000. May planting progress lagged but weather favorable for much of the crop, and other grains show varied conditions including rye, oats, barley, and hay crops.
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A.P
ABS
Riculture
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Ashe
Extradition Waived for Thefts and Murder Suspect Trio
Extradition to Oregon for the murder of four people in a train hold up was waived for Ghia Stoubergilie and Jume Stoubergilie on June 8. Formal proceedings will occur before United States commissioner CL Borkowski. The brothers likely will be taken to Columbus for safekeeping until Oregon officers arrive. The men confessed to the hold up near Ord on October 1, 1923.
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Oregon
Ray
Borkowski
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Hub
Yin
Ai Tinnel
Ord
Stores close for summer period on five to August thirtieth
Merchants Bureau meeting minutes state stores on Massachusetts street shut from 5 July to 31 August with closures at 1 PM. Merchants pass motion to sweep fronts and backs, collecting trash into alleys to improve neatness as street cleaning operations begin.
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Tatvyence
Heginning Jiu
Merchants Bureau
Massachusetts Street
Italian fascist plotter faces trial in Rome bombing case
A Rome court hearing details a 1923 26 assassination plan by an anarchist who hurled bombs at a premier’s car injuring eight. He claims lack of time and says fascism would fall to popular revolt. co defendants Leandro Sarin and a hotel waiter are charged with complicity.
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Sarin
Lucetti
Stsfang
Vaterans
Liberty Memorial high selects staff and coaches
Melvin Griffin named high school boys director of physical education and coach of athletics at Liberty Memorial High. Miss Virginia Davis and Miss Judy Wilson new teachers at Liberty Memorial High and Liberty Montariak. The board filled five vacancies, elected new staff, and discussed summer repairs and school maintenance.
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Ythe Board of Education
Ona_teagh
Joathervine - Glendinning
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Colo
Uberty
Menor
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Qyas
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DP. Smith
Melvin Griffin
Phy
Liberty Monteriak High
Judy Wilson
Fatto Mars
Taut
Erliientien
Fifth annual high ride winners named by Junction Chamber
Army men participate in a five mile event completed in six hours ten minutes. O'Keefe finished first in the field, with Captain W H Dean Brams second and Captain Milton Caren third. Lieutenant Robert Freeman's hose squad sustained injuries during the race.
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Toan
Keefe
Gia Eae School
Port [Riley
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Chamber of Commerce of
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Robert Freeman
Ridet
Record Enrollment at Is. U. Term Hits New High
Enrollment at Is. U. Term reached a new peak with estimates showing about 1800 students registered through yesterday and expected to rise further into tomorrow and Saturday. Officials note the figure is slightly ahead of last year, signaling the largest session to date at the university.
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RE. UL
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