Peking in hands of Shansi ruler
Marshal Yen Po, governor of Shansi, announced he would preserve peace and disperse enemy troops in the northern area. He ordered protection of foreign lives and property, forbade incendiary literature, and prohibited public meetings. Yen will maintain headquarters at the ministry of a car and will reinvestigate plans to return to Faiyyanty after stabilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peking
Yen Poe
Shansi
Yen
Nanking
Peking-lienisin
Marshal Yen
Faiyyanty
Shansim Province
Tokyo
Japanese War ‘Department
Jof Chang Lin
Mukder
Chang
Mukden
Wu Chun- Sheng
Heilungkiang
Sai
Chane
Ginge
China
German cabinet resigns. Mueller to form new coalition
Berlin June 12 AP President von Hindenburg accepted the resignation of the Marx cabinet and asked Herman Mueller, 52, a longtime Reichstag member and Socialist leader, to form a new government. Mueller previously served as foreign minister and chancellor and helped sign the Versailles treaty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yon Hindenburg
Herman
Mueller
Fort New Ong
Berlin
von Hindenburg
Wilhelm Marx
Herman Mueller
Marx
St. Marx's
Govent
The
Poptarists
Reichstag
Socialist’ Party
Johannes Bell
Germany
K U Law Students Dispense Mellon Circulars at Kansas City
At the Republican convention in Kansas City banners and pamphlets praising Andrew W. Mellon for president and Senator James E. Watson of Indiana were circulated in hotel lobbies by young law students from the University of Kansas. Distribution was arranged by Ed Brenheisen, identified as a sophomore law student, while Mellon reportedly found one circular amusing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. U
Kansas City
Andrew W. Mellon
Secretary of the Treasury
James E. Watson
Indiana
University of Kansas
Ciealers
T. . Smith
Ed Brenheisen
Mellon
Author Jim Tully faces divorce cruelty charges
In Los Angeles a divorce suit filed by Margaret R. Myers Tully accuses author Jim Tully of cruelty. The complaint alleges threats of violence, coercion to sign statements, and control of property. It notes Tully earned over 9000 dollars a month and seeks alimony and attorney fees. The couple married in January 1920 and both are writers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Jim Tully
Margaret. R. Myers Tully
Tully
Hollywood
Mon
T Tully
James Alexander Tully
Wifd
the Counse
University of Kansas Summer Session Opens Tonight with Films
The University of Kansas begins a summer session program for 1 500 students with the first showing of moving pictures in the new auditorium. The weekly films will include educational and entertainment features. Tickets are issued to students, faculty, and families on payment of summer fees and grant access to other activities. Friday features a reception in the Memorial building lobby for faculty and students followed by dancing. A Sunday vesper series starts in the auditorium with three services planned in the first six weeks and possibly more in the second period, featuring special music directed by Dean D M Swarthaut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L Entertainment
University of Kansas
Memorial_ building
D. M. Swarthaut
School of Fine Arts
University of Kansas hosts summer forum series opener
The University of Kansas opens its summer session forums tonight in Greenhall at 7 with Dr. Paul A. Witty of the School of Education, discussing the relative importance of nature and nurture in mental ability. He will review recent literature as audiences are invited to join a post lecture discussion, with four more forums announced for Fraser hall on coming Tuesdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas
Greenhall
Paul A. Witty
School of Education
Witty
Fraser Hall
Dean R. A Schwegier
Doctor Turney
Prof
Gethans
Thomas Butcher
Kansas State Teacher's College
Emporia
Laurence People
Carety
Atend
Fly-Tox Mosquito Killer Ad Claims Quick Room Elimination
An advertisement touts Fly-Tox as a fast way to kill all mosquitoes in a room within one minute. It describes using a hand sprayer to release a fine atomized spray, targeting ceilings, hangings, closets, screens, and even open or closed windows. The product supposedly leaves no stain, has a pleasant scent, and is harmless to people while deadly to insects. The Mellon Institute developed it, with a guaranteed bottle. Also included is a butterfly-like floral display description for fashion accents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mellon Institute of Rex
Calendar reform progress and local notices across Kansas
Calendar reform efforts led by the League of Nations with U S interest cited as advocates move toward fixing Easter on the Sunday after the second Saturday in April. Local notices report a 1927 Tudor sedan theft, community events, obituaries, and social updates from Baldwin, Olathe, Le Loup, Wellsville, and nearby towns, including personal visits and church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
League of Nations
United States
Chamber of 'Commerce of the
George Eastman
Rochester
Coolidge
Kellogg
Hoover
League
Ralph Stinson
Wilson, Kan
Ohio, Street
Eliza. Hyland
Ed. Hyland
Glen Ellis
Nelson Joy
W. S. Parsons
Cand
Jake Davault
Wesley Davault
Claude Davault
Wellsville
Ellsmere
Ellen Stardy
Bechtel
Lawrence
Martha Burway
Stillwell
Scott Hansen
Eva Jones
A. Andrew's
H. A. Pasley
Frank Kelley
Olathe Methodist Church
Olathe J
Pasley
Kansas
Methodist Church
Gardner
Edgerton
Vinland
Frank Keler
Neal Dodge
Cogswell
Kingman
Grange
Clarence Crane
Ott
Belleview
Minnie Randel
Clarence Randel
Baldwin
A. Andrews
Dudan Dunn
le Loup
Davis
Lucas
Kretsinger
West Fairview Residents Attend Local Social and Marital News
West Fairview and vicinity report a flurry of visits and social calls. Charley Woodward and the Woodward families welcomed guests from Topeka and Richland. Esther Benander and Miles Deatheridge of Pueblo wed in Topeka and plan to reside in Colorado. Various locals, including the Kennedy, Hilbert, and Benander families, feature in visits, picnics, and a Sunday gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Woodward
Topeka
E. G. Woodward
Missouri
Merton Woodward
S. W. Kennedys
Carl Miller
Richland
John Benander
Florence Benander
Miles Deatheridge
Pueblo
Colo
Colorado
Benander
Douglas County
Harry Kennedy
Ward Beans
Editherie
Rich- Land
William Hilbert
Roy Kennedy
Georgia
Art Humphry
Ivyay Kennedy
O'Connell Moore
Twin Mounds
Hazel Togarty
Marion
Kadence of Local Visitors and Travel Notes
Miss Hazel Chaney visits Lawrence as Bernice Smith recovers from mumps. Griffis and Juanita June of Moberly arrive to stay with relatives. George Hoskinson travels to Kansas City on business. Laura Talley returns home after time with Paul Sutton family. Moore and children of Argentine stay with Sam Ramey’s family. J A Messer family visit Mr and Mrs Jake Reusch and family. W E Hoskingos also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Chaney
Lawrence
Sutton
Baldwin
Moore
Sam ‘Ramey
J. A. Messer
Jake Reusch
W. E. Hoskingos
Local notices mention family visits and a shop accident
Daily items note Velma Deay returning home after two years in Lawrence and Ma and Mrs White with children visiting Mrs Julia Hammond, plus a son Joe gaining a piece of steel in the eye and enduring pain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe
Velma Deay
Lawrence
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Marshal ' Yen
C. Partridge
Western Missouri
Episcopal Church
Open Forum
Aubrey Bryant
the Crown, Drug Store
Hunley Bardean
Mbo
Church of Christ Evangelist
A. R. Kepp
Hutchinson
Church of Christ
Ninth and
Tennessee Streets
Josephine’ McPheeters
Excelsior Springs
L. Hansen
la Dean
Louise~ Davis
Wil Winters
Artie Winters
Stony Point
Lem Sturt
Erma Cooper
Bethany Hospital
Forpe Waldron
L. Hansi
Edna Davault
Roy Jameson
Miami
Okla
Clara Randell
A. K. Stevens
Hester Parsons ofLawrence
W.5 Parsons
Elier Hagerman
Faye
Muncia
West Fairview and Vicinity
Electrical Service
Dodge Brothers
Graham Brothers Trucks
Reo
Graham-Paige Cars
Auto Electric CO
N. H. St
Moone
Round Corner Drug Store
E. W. Penchard
Shimmons Bros
U.S. Cent. of Agriculture
Welgamer's
Richwood
K-R-O
Achning
BUICK
Chrysler
Nash Adv
FORD
NASH
Essex Coach
Chevrolet
DODGE
VELIE
Oakland
Lexington
H. D. Hill Motor CO
Nash Dealers
N.H. St
Lawrence, Kan
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