Senate Rebuffs Farm Board Plan Amid Hoover Warning
Washington AP reports the Senate rejected a conferees’ report on the farm bill and debenture plan, delaying relief. Opposition cites it as revenue legislation. Hoover calls the move delaying relief and jeopardizing enactment. Proponents insist the five hundred million dollar Federal Farm Board would stabilize farming. Senate action sends the conference report back to the House for further talks.
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House
Federal Farm Board
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House Committee
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Ator Robinson
Dbenture
Progressive party push in Senate debate over debenture plan
In Washington on June 32 AP report notes Senator Smith Brookhart of Iowa urged forming an active progressive movement to back a candidate for president and Congress. Brookhart pressed for immediate organization to support any aggressive candidate who will back the debenture plan and farm relief tariff bills, as the Senate returned the farm relief bill with debenture provisions. The House measure was laid aside at the Speaker’s table. A border patrol fatality: Archiameter 25 shot by order patrol in Jena toms died Tuesday.
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Fune
House
Senate
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Hoover
Smith W.brookhart
Herbert Hoover
Rockhart
Vnal
Jena Toms
Shortoon
Wheat Prices Rebound After Early Drop On Farm Bill Talk
Wheat prices swung through a volatile session as selling pushed futures down about 4% cents from Tuesday before buying pressure lifted them close to yesterday's finish. July delivery fell to 1.05 6 and Sept to 1.10 0. corn and cob end also declined about 1 to 2 cents. Senate rejection of the farm bill conference report sparked initial breaks, but later sentiment shifted toward anticipated relief, tempering losses by end of the first hour.
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Baseball Scores and Standings Roundup From AP Wire
Interleague play notes Browns rout Yankees 9 4 as Gehrig hits his 15th homer. Athletics extend win streak by edging White Sox 4 3. American Association reports KC and Minneapolis wins. Toledo, Indianapolis, and Toledo results listed. Also mentions former dry agent shot in an unrelated line.
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Browns
Myles Thomas
Freddy Heimach
Yankees
Lou Gehrig
George Blachelder
St. Louis
Luez
Burke
Ruel
American Association
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Nelson
Thomas
Yarmouth
Peters
Schupp
Skidmore
Boone
Spring
Minneapolis
Toledo
Brittheart
McMuhen
Palomero
R. E. Craft, 55, Shot Dead Near Huntsville
Huntsville Ala June 12 AP R E K Craft 55 former federal prohibition officer and Madison county deputy sheriff was shot and killed 17 miles from here early today as he drove through a wooded area. A young woman found his body slumped over the steering wheel. He had retired from prohibition enforcement and deputy duties weeks ago and lived on a farm near Gurley.
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Ala
R. EK. Craft
Prohibition
Madison County
Craft
Gurley
Senators Push Immediate Adjournment Over Tariff Reforms
Washington June 12 AP Senator Borah urged Congress to adjourn sine die as tariffs are reconsidered. Senator Watt of Indiana supported a general delay while Idaho’s Watson indicated readiness to vote for adjournment. Florence P Kahn California Republican introduced a bill to pay 25000 to dependents of persons killed by prohibition.
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Lund
Congress
Borah
Watt
Indiana
R Lahoan
Watson
Florence P. Kahn
California
Weather forecast for Kansas general conditions
The brief weather note outlines a general Kansas forecast with fair skies tonight and Thursday. It mentions variable cloudiness, possible cool spells, and vague regional references to Topeka and Emporia amid uncertain phrasing.
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Hiler
Topekas
Emporia
Hutchi
Court World Peace Move Discussed by Council
The council examined jurists and set tests for changes aimed at the accession of the United States to the world court. It also planned a conference in Holland in spring 1930 to advance international law considerations.
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World Court
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Norfolk Nebraska Student Stanley Packard Paralyzed After Pool Fall
Stanley Packard a KU senior dramatics student from Fort Smith Arkansas was paralyzed from the shoulders down after a fall into a shallow pool at Yellow Banks Norfolk Nebraska June 1912. Doctors say no hope for recovery. He was conscious and able to speak. Packard led and acted in several C Erdones Summer Shows and edited Shoppers News. Brother Curtis Packard a KU freshman recently returned home.
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Stanley “Packard
Fort’ Smith
Ark
University of Kansas
Yellow Banks
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Kansas Players
Sigma Delta Chi
Shoppers News
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Curtis Packard
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Fort Smith
Expect Good Crowd for Potato Stops Thursday
Douglas county potato growers are expected to join the Kaw Valley potato tour stops in the county tomorrow. The tour began in Shawnee and Jefferson counties today and continues until Friday with final stops in Wyandotte. In Douglas county the schedule lists farms near Lawrence with a basket dinner and talks by F C Blecha district county agent leader Dr O E Elmer and E Graves and E G Kelley of Kansas State Agricultural College.
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Shawnee
Jefferson Counties
Jo Close
Wyandotte
J. A. Corel
Lawrence
Iw. R. Stiner
F. C. Blecha
Ledder
E. Elmer
Kansas’ State Agricultural College
E. Graves
E. G. ‘Kelley
K.S
Former Klansman Names Indiana G O P in Suit
In Indianapolis June 12 AP Senator James E Watson of Indiana is named along with six other Indiana Republicans as defendants in a $50,000 federal suit for damages filed by former Ku Klux Klansman Wm M Rogers. The suit alleges conspiracy to damage Rogers by an affidavit claiming he testified before a Senate investigation committee that Watson had shown him a Klan passport, which is denied. Other defendants include Earl Klinck former Klansman Albert S Wo mer United States district attorney Judge James Okins of Marion county criminal court and George W Coffin seventh district Republican chairman.
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James E. Watson
Indiana
M. Ber Thurman
Bul Me
Indiana Reblicans
Wm. M. Rogers
Senate
Watson
Earl. Klinck
Albert
S. Wo
United States
James
Okins
Marion Courtty
George W. Coffin
Teste Shur
Vatican coin money order rights after treaty
Fragmentary notice discusses Pope Pius and the Italo Italian treaty, mentioning coin money rights and the status of sovereignty. The readable text is garbled but references the right granted by the treaty and methods used to shape status. No clear dates or named places beyond Vatican appears in the legible portion.
Wheat storms damage crops across Kansas in June
Hail and wind storms last night and today damaged crops and buildings across Norton Russell Saline and Harvey counties while ripening wheat near McLain and in the Solomon valley suffered heavy losses. Weather officials forecast wheat harvest start in eastern Kansas around June 20 to 25, with western regions lagging until July 1.
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Kan
Kansas
Norton
Russell
Saline
Harvey
Norton County
Solomon Valley
New Almelo
Russell County
Saline County
McLains
Harvey County
Topeka
United States Weather Bureau
Today
Oklahoma
Kansas River
All Kansas Air Four Completes 8 Day Trip
All-Kansas Air Four completes an eight day tour across Kansas ending at Wichita after stops in Emporia and Fort Riley Army planes join the event. About 40 planes expected to participate with more arrivals from Fort Sill and Fort Riley. A Wichita banquet honors visiting pilots and passengers with Col Arthur Goebel and Capt Ira Eaker among guests.
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Kansj
Emporia
Fort Riley
Fort Sill
Okla
Womens’ National Areonautical Association
Arthur’ Goebel
Kansas City
Ira Eaker
Threat to customs man sparks deadly motorist report
Duluth Minnesota June 12 An anonymous letter threatening violence was received by N A Linderberg assistant collector of customs the letter followed reports that Linderberg had instructed border patrolmen to shoot to halt or shoot if a vehicle refused at all He denied ordering such and said the command was to halt the car or boat Only one patrolman had killed a motorist Saturday in a separate incident and the message has sparked confusion about orders
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Duluth
Minn
N. A. Linderberg
Linderberg
Hall
Inspectors to Test Herds for Farmers Next Week
County dairy officials and the State Agriculture and Stock Commission plan to inspect herds starting Monday. The program aims to test breeding stock and detect diseases, with inspectors visiting farms to assist farmers and ensure compliance.
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Giawith
Losis
State
Ulture and Ock Commission
Brussels set to open negotiations on settlement
Brussels reports outline that negotiations will begin tomorrow over a German marks settlement. Belgians demand 37 annuities of 25 million marks each for marks left in Belgium after the war, worth about six million dollars yearly. Belgians bind the settlement to resolving the marks issue before it takes effect. German envoy Dr. Ritter may push for Rhineland evacuation during talks.
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Grek
Germarks
Belgium
Rhine-land
Ritter
Hope for a Visit MacDonald To Washington
Washington officials discuss the potential visit of British Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald to the United States for talks with President Hoover. London reports increasingly favor the trip with plans to meet at the White House or British embassy, possibly hosted by Sir Esme Howard.
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MacDonald
United States
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London
MacDonaid
White House
Esme Howard
Ramsay MacDonald
America
Moorer
Charles +. Dawes i
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League of Nations Assembly
Geneva
Gene
Unite Forces to Halt Liquor Flow at Detroit
Washington reports the Department of Justice will boost coordination with the Treasury to curb bootlegging across the Detroit area between Lakes Huron and Erie. Attorney General Mitchell invited John R. Watkins to Washington to align enforcement efforts and supply full support to Treasury agents in stopping wholesale violations.
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Department of Justice
Treasury Department
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Treasury
Mobilize Dry Agents In Detroit Area
Two hundred additional prohibition and customs agents were moved to Detroit from posts nationwide to bolster order patrols. Officials withheld exact totals, but the mobilization affects the local enforcement effort today and follows a large initial arrival yesterday.
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Customs
United States
Fall Fatal to Aged Veteran Adam Staggers
Adam Staggers, 85, of Winfield Kansas Enid Oklahoma died last night from injuries after a fall down a flight of stairs at his daughter's home. He had served as Secretary of the Army and lived in Enid recently before burial in Winfield after fifty years there.
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Adam ‘Staggers
Army
Republic-post
Wae Field
Kan
Raymond H. Rowland
Weorn
Ww.field
Mali
Falk
Bridge
Summer session registration at University far exceeds last year
Registrar George Foster reports 701 students registered by last night versus 553 the previous year, with 1047 total by 11 am and expected to exceed last year’s two day total of 1325. Enrollment in Robinson Gym crowds both graduates and undergraduates planning ten weeks of classes starting at 7:30 tomorrow. Chancellor hosts Friday night reception in Union building as opening events.
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Iire
Toy
Sed‘sion
Robinson Gymnasium
Kasas City
Topeka Man Appointed Botany Instructor at University
Marshall Mayberry of Topeka will fill the botany instructor post for the coming year, taking over for Prof A J Mix who takes a car's leave to study in Europe. Mayberry, Washburn College graduate, is pursuing a Ph D next year at the University. Miss Frances Wilson of Horton is named in the speech and dramatic art department, evaluated by the University of Kansas in 1924 and having studied at Middlebury and the American Laboratory Theater in New York City.
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Topeka
A. J. Mix
Mayberry
Washburn College
Frances Wilson
Horton
Allen Crafton
Wilson
University of Kansas
Middlebury School
Middlebury
American Laboratory
Sail On World Race Heads Toward Japan Start
Charles Olsen of New York prepared to sail today from Seattle for Japan in a world race against Raffaele Maiullari of the Bronx. Olsen arrived by airplane from Oakland, while Maiullari began his eastward sprint from New York May 22 and is now in Japan.
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Wash
Charles Olsen
New York
Japan
Raffaele Maiullari
Bronx
Olsen
Oakland
Cal
Maiutleri
Leif the Jucky
Columbus
América
Jamee Tofani
Officer killed by mine near Kilrush Clare
AP reports Police Inspection Officer Sullivan was killed when a mine exploded near Kilrush Clare while he and two civil guards investigated an alleged arms dump. One officer was badly injured. The incident followed an anonymous tip about the location of the dump. The injured were rushed to hospital for treatment.
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Dublin
Vienna beauty is chosen Miss Universe
Galveston Texas June 12 AP Miss Liss Goldarbeiter a beautiful Austrian winner with blue eyes and brunette hair wore the crown of Miss Universe She received $2000 prize money over 34 American and nine foreign damsels at the International Pageant of Purchritud here last night She was the first foreign girl to win the honor since the pageant became international four years ago Miss United States Irene Ahlberg New York was second prize $1000 and Miss Ohio Dorothy Jean Davis Massilon third prize $500
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Liss
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Tahey
Vienna
J International
United States
Irene Ahlberg
New York
Ohio
Dorothy Jean Davis
Massilon
Farm Dairy Outlook Dim in Dollins County Meeting
At the Dollins County Milk Producers association gathering in the Chamber of Commerce rooms Monday evening about forty members discussed late farm work and first favorable weather. They cited corn listings and estimated a harvest loss of about half a day’s crop, doubting a good feed supply for next winter. A final report on raw milk distribution was reviewed, noting negotiations to return producers who joined the cream sale move after whole milk dropped to 55 cents. The meeting felt hopeful, saying separating and marketing cream yields about 60 cents per pound of butterfat.
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Chamber of Commerce
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Lawrence
Hong Kong Calls Measures to Avert Water Famine
Hong Kong's about one million residents face a water shortage as the colonial secretary chairs a committee to study drought relief. Officials warn of a crisis that could surpass past years. Citizens queue and fear further rainfall delays as island rainfall remains far below normal.
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Hong Kong
China
Hong Xen
Writ Hearing For Gibson In Oklahoma Bank Holdup Case
Russell Gibson, sought in Oklahoma City for a $75,600 bank messenger holdup, was extradited to Kansas City authorities but held in county jail. A habeas corpus hearing before Judge A. S. Lyon is scheduled for tomorrow afternoon. Gibson is tied to the American National Bank messenger robbery on May 24.
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Kansas City
Russell Gibson
Oklahoma City
Jundge A. S. Lyon
Gibson
National Bank
Agnes Pine Wins Spelling Contest at Topeka Fair
Agnes Pine of route 7 won first place in the Douglas County spelling contest, earning representation of Douglas County at the high school and college class spelling contest during the Topeka free fair on September 10. Frieda Schaake took second, James Williams third. reading of other divisions to follow next week as County superintendents coordinate state qualifiers.
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Douglas County
Topeka
Lane
Salina Boy Will Represent Kansas In Edison Finals
R Burton Power of Salina was chosen to represent Kansas in the national Edison Scholarship Contest finals at Orange New Jersey. Alternate Ralph Conrad of Manhattan was also named. The state contest, held at the University, involved two days of written exams and an art test for seven finalists.
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R. Burton
Power
Salina
Will
Kansas
Edison
Orange
N. J
Roy B. Power
N. P. Power
Connecticut Street
Ralph Conrad
Manhattan
L. P. Conrad
Laboratorien
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Mhnshi
Clyd Reed
George C. Shai
Scheut of
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Contesia
Warren Elder
Dougiars
Wits Vath
A. Grant
McPherson
Johng Bowers
MacLouth
George ‘Yy Boys
Linwood
Howard Oliphant
Topeka
Burton Power
Sueina
Ith
District of Columbia
Dean Shaad
Shairaian
F. Ellis Johnson
Dean Jona . Dyer
George A. Allen
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
F. P. O'Brien
W. Murray
E&tor
The
Journal-World
J. D. Farrell
Kansas State Agricultural College
Enrollments rise as playground program grows
Enrollment over 309 is announced by Melvin Griffin playground director who expects figures to rise this week. Activities include baseball bat ball dodgeball and stories for younger students. Donations to Lawrence recreational fund received from Rutherford Jackman Gordley Ventura and others totaling 210 with various entries.
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Melvin Griffin
Griffin
Lawrence Recreational Fund
R. R. Rutherford
R. C. Jackman
Gordley
Varsity Theater to Close for Summer Reopening in August
Frank Barnes announces Varsity theater will close Saturday night for summer break and reopen in August. Bowersock theater gains three weekly changes of pictures during the Varsity shutdown and installs a $2500 sound system improving quality and reducing noise.
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Bowergock
Frank Barnes
Glenn W. Dickinson
Barnes
Bowersock
I Lea A
Bishop Kot To Speak At Northern Baptist Ministers Meeting
Fragmentary OCR notes report Bishop Kot scheduled to address a Northern Baptist Ministers gathering in Denver on June 12. The item lists various Baptist figures and references a convention, with unclear wording about sessions or topics.
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