Chinese Strikes Stall Ahead of Shanghai Crisis
June 10 report from Peking and Shanghai describes ongoing Chinese strike activities aimed at a general strike, with shipping disruptions and anti foreign protests. Despite demonstrations and boycotts, the movement shows signs of disintegration except for shipping, while educators call for moderation to ease tensions. Canton fighting and regional clashes intensify as Canton American Hospital sustains minor damage and local gunboat activity continues.
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Peking
Central Park
Ater
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China
Canton
Washington
Antonese
Yunnajnese
State Department
Swas
I Christiahy College
Cantorn
Visit by Japanese official to Larned dinner
Dr Tanimura, a visiting Japanese government agricultural expert, comes to Larned as the guest of Leslie Wallace editor of the Tiller and Oilier. Wallace hosts the dinner Thursday night for the official mission studying American agricultural and food conditions. The Wheat belt region is noted for tomorrow’s program as part of the visit.
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Tomorrdoye
Americ
Tanimuta
Larned
Tanimura
Leslie Wallace
Tiller and Oiler
Wallace
Stolen Goods Held After Orchard Discoveries
Two African American suspects claiming to be John Jones and March Tompkins of Kansas City were detained by Finchers after merchandise stolen from a freight car and Denver bound shipments were found in an orchard near Union Pacific tracks. Items included thermos bottles sugar tomatoes soap hosiery and pharmaceutical supplies destined for Davis Brothers Drug Co Denver. Police hold the pair at headquarters while the goods are recovered.
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Fincher
Eighth Street
John Jones
March Tompkins
Kansas City
Davis ‘Brothers Drug’Co
Denver
Colo
Joié
Finchers
Ear
Jstreet
Pine
Caillaux Seeks Tax Plan To Fund Budget At Home
Finance Minister Caillaux told the chamber’s finance committee he aims to raise funds entirely through taxation to cover the budget without loans. He argued England and the United States would accept interallied debt settlement once France shows effort toward internal taxation and budget balance. He floated the idea of a foreign loan only if urgent and necessary.
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England
United States
Interallie
Caillaux
Former Pastor W B Hutchinson Dies After Illness
Rev W B Hutchinson, former pastor of the First Baptist Church in Kansas, died after a heart disease attack. His body will be sent for burial. survivors include his son Robert. Funeral arrangements pending.
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W.B. Hutchinson
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Hutchinson
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Kansas
Baptist Church
Rober
Seutchinse
Not So Sure Now on Security Pact
Paris reports show Western security pact talks under Geneva proposals wavering amid mixed reactions in London and Berlin. Premier Baldwin told the House of Commons no pact exists and discusses will occur after full parliamentary debate.
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Jgeneva Resie
Germany
London
Bertin
Igian
Painleve
Jas
Britain
France
Tere
Englan
Baldwin
House of Commons
Robert Hamilton
Émber
Orkney
Shetland
Belgium
Italy
Baldwi
Arnold Jury Case Opens in Kansas City Trial
Selection of a jury is completed and testimony begins in the Wal H Arnold murder trial. Arnold and his wife Mildred are charged with killing detective Lawrence Hatfield in a Kansas City area car hold up. Mrs Arnold to be tried separately. Hatfield shot in his motor car as his wife and child were nearby.
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Kansas City
Wal
Haskell Exhibit 15 Shows Rich Educational Display
Government officials prepared the Haskell exhibit on education and industry. Lawrence residents who viewed it found the displays thorough and varied. Organizers said if locals show interest the exhibits may stay a few more days for all to view.
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Lawrence Planning Commission weighs expert help in zoning
At city hall last night Lawrence planning commission debated hiring an expert to aid in surveying property and studying traffic. Some members support the expert for progress. others fear cost and favor local talent. Professors and university science classes could assist, while Mayor Frank Wray highlighted city needs.
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Planning Commission
PF. Walker
Dean
Walker
U. Ee
Walke
Frederic’ Guild
Political ‘Sciénce
Frank Wray
Plant City
Award sale of bonds by Lawrence National Bank
The Lawrence National Bank secured the purchase of 3,400 West Campus Road improvement bonds at 3,435.97 in a county commissioners session. The bid preceded a conference in Topeka with the state highway program. County Treasurer Huddleston warns taxpayers that June 20 is the final date for second-half payments and urges prompt payment.
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Lawrence National, Bank
Lawrence National‘bank
Bank
Topeka
Douglas
Huddleston
Indian graduates vow to serve after Haskell Institute diploma
Seventy seven graduates representing thirty five tribes from fifteen states received diplomas at Haskell Institute. Dr. Little, congressman from the district, urged sacrifice and duty as keys to success, stressing work and practical training. The ceremony featured student musical numbers and a large audience, with a procession of 77 graduates marching in.
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Haskell Institute
Little
Pregram Cresses
Kevanty
Waller Karis
Has ‘Kell
Ftodera
Florice Cornelius
Edward Slater
H. B. Peakrs
Oth
Belgian balloonist wins Gordon Bennett Cup race
The Belgian pilot Veenstra won the Gordon Bennett Cup balloon race which started in Brussels on Sunday. Veenstra landed Tuesday night at Cave Touriman Spain after traveling about 22 miles.
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Associated Press
Veenstra
Prince Leopold
Cave
Touriman
Spain
Vacation Bible School Enrollment Declines at Finckney Works
Friday final day for Vacation Bible School enrollment announced by supervisor Mrs S S Stover. Total enrollment reaches 230 across Finckney Quincy and Cordley ward schools with sessions Monday through Friday mornings except weekends. Parents invited to visit. activities include Bible stories from 9:30 to 10:30 and kid crafts from 10:30 to 11:30. Juniors study Paul and craft small boats for foreign mission gifts while primaries learn about Africa and make African beads.
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A S. Stovér
Te Finckney
Quincy
Cordley Ward
Pau
Morocco War Cooperation Reported By France and Spain
France and Spain reportedly reached a full accord on cooperating to end Morocco wars. French Foreign Minister Briand and the Spanish ambassador said to have agreed quick, effective action against tribesmen to restore peace in Northern Africa.
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Associated Press
France
Spain
Morocco
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Franse
Nations Council
Africa
Shenandoah to Try Minnesota Trip
Washington reports that the airship Shenandoah will attempt a Minnesota flight in place of the disabled Los Angeles, with date unclear. Secretary Wilbur directed the mission as soon as possible after Lakehurst notified of engine trouble requiring overhaul.
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Shenandoah
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Los Arteles
Wilbur Lasst
Lakehurst
Los Angeles
Cleveland
Students Enroll Late With Docked Credit at University
Registration for the twenty third annual summer session opens Friday June 22 at noon. Enrollment nears 500 and is expected to triple by tomorrow evening. Late enrollees face docked hours rather than a $3 fine, with credit hours adjusted by instructors. First term ends July 18, second term August 14, courses offered across six schools.
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Concrete Road Blows Up Near Oklahoma City
A 300 pound concrete paving chunk blew about twenty feet into the air on a highway between Oklahoma City and Britton. The blast, caused by heat expanding air in a cavity under the pavement, was felt in nearby homes, according to the county engineer's report.
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Associated Press
Britton
Pigs Scarcer in Ireland Amid Imports and June Baseball Scores
Dublin reports pigs, a major Irish product, are dwindling with last year’s porcine population at 937,814 versus 1,147,905 in 1923, while bacon imports rise chiefly from America. Baseball results from National and American Leagues appear amid scattered notes on teams, players, and home runs. A local note mentions Supt. Harry P. Smith visiting Lawrence tomorrow, with De Ranger cycles Hanna referenced in passing.
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Thy the Associated Press
Emerald Isle
America
Harry P. Smith
Lawrence
Soring
C. del Manzo
Smith
Columbia University
Explosions Break Pavement North of Cityester County Road Action
Three pavement explosions occurred yesterday afternoon north of Cityester and east of Herds corner due to heat expanding fines and sand in cracks. County engineer E Trueblood says removing expansion joints and debris may reduce pressure but little else can prevent future bursts on the county road system.
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Associated Press
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Squantum
Mass
Delaware River
Lawrence
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Clarence
Pine Place
Herd’s Corner
Pine
E. Trueblood
Premier to Rabat dispatches from France and Morocco
French Premier Fainleve’s official communique reports defections among Abama tribes due to Riffian infiltrations on the west front south of Eguks Wady. French forces advance at Dousker and Djeba Azen while the situation near Ovezzan remains calm and the Mediouna post resists under siege.
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Claremore boosters visit Kansas to celebrate bath house opening
A Claremore Oklahoma business delegation toured Kansas City and other areas inviting people to join in the opening of Claremore's newest bath house. The booster party included several local leaders and plans were to send similar invitations into Kansas Missouri Arkansas and Oklahoma.
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Hore
Claude ‘Kelly
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J. Frank Ryan
D. D. Pollard
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