Busch Claims U S Violates Day Law Over Prohibition
St Louis report on August A Busch of Anheuser Busch accusing the United States of permitting liquor on Shipping Board vessels beyond the three mile limit. Lasker responds that naval ships are exempt and that liquor service continues on American ships at sea. Busch letters to President Harding criticize enforcement and accuse government toleration of violations.
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Europe
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Shipping Board
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Supreme Court
Open Religious Study Draws 100 Lawrence Children
More than 100 Lawrence children have applied for admittance to a summer school of religious work. The program starts next Monday at the Quincy schoolhouse and is open to children from kindergarten to seventh grade. Enrollments require written requests stating the child age and school grade to BE FP Price M BE Church of Lawrence. One guard, the fourth, has already been closed due to large enrollment.
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Plan for Bigger and Better Fair at Douglas County
Douglas county fair aims for growth this fall led by Fair Association secretary J. Lane. A drainage ditch will improve the track area while five new bleacher sets from the university athletic association expand seating. The fair shifts from the Independent circuit to two circuits, Kansas-Missouri Grand Circuit and Union Pacific Short Shift Circuit, with a more liberal premium list. J. H. McClellan shows are contracted, praised as lean and good, and have exhibited at Wakeeney fair for seven years.
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Theiversity Athletic Association
Union Pacific
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Wakeeney Fair
Congress Aroused Over Ship Subsidy Amendment
A western Republican member of the House proposed an amendment to the ship subsidy bill prohibiting any federal funds from going to steamship lines that sell liquor without explicit congressional authority. Prohibition leaders expect similar amendments, arguing a vote could align with prior wet dry records and wait for Supreme Court fate of the Volstead Act.
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Washington
Congress
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Supreme Court
Lee reelected president of Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
W G Lee was re elected on the first ballot at the Toronto convention over Val Fitzpatrick and A P Whitney. He has led the union through three years of conservative policy including opposing a strike and backing a wage adjustment. Lee joined in 1885, rose through local and system committees, and has long chaired joint wage efforts.
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W. G. Lee
Brotherhood of Railroad
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Val Fitzpatrick
A. P. Whitney
Mr. Lee
Kansas Forecast Delivers Generalities For Days Ahead
A Kansas weather note reports generally fair conditions through Thursday with temperatures modestly rising. The brief forecast mentions today and yesterday in passing, offering a concise regional outlook without specifics on highs or winds.
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Kansas
Peairs Urges Water and Education for Southwest Indians
H L Peairs, director of Indian education, told Rotary about Southwest needs in water and education after a 8000 mile survey with Commissioner Burke. He cited 90,000 to 100,000 Indian school age children nationwide, noted Southwest gaps, and praised irrigation progress and a drought era pinon nut export. The program included Haskell musicians and plans for a Rotary boys camp cabin build.
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H.ll. Peairs
United States
Rotary Club
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Burke
Colorado
Arizona
New Mexico
California
Pearts
Haskell
N. S. Nelson
Gladys ‘Nelson
R. Anderson
JA. Willmette
Harold Constant
Rotary
County Reval Reduces Valuations by 1.4 Million
County commissioners completed re valuations of Lawrence property with unofficial figures showing a refluction of about 1.4 million dollars. Cards informing about valuation changes were mailed to roughly 2,000 property owners. Final three day hearing begins tomorrow to allow protests.
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County Board of Equalization
Lawrence
Pawnee Needs Harvesters in Larned Area
County agent Schnacke issued an urgent call for nearly 2000 harvest hands for Pawnee county starting June 22 due to labor shortages. Farmers offer wages from 3 to 4 dollars a day. county yield expected to be among the state’s best.
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Importers Accused of Profiting Against Consumers
Chairman McCumber of the senate finance committee released a formal statement detailing Treasury Department and committee findings. The report alleges importers of foreign merchandise exact millions annually in excess and unjustifiable profits from American consumers, with women cited as primary sufferers.
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McCumber
Senate Finance Committee
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Harding attends Key memorial in Baltimore ceremonies
President Harding arrived at Memorial Day ceremonies in Baltimore to dedicate a memorial for Frances Scott Key and the Fort McHenry defenders. The air includes reports of Leigh Huné seeking certification of legal residence in Kansas amid disputes over his domicile following Rosedale’s consolidation with Kansas City. A chiropractor, Dr. Albright, is mentioned among local notices.
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Kansas Weather Tops Nation With 95 in Fort Scott
Kansas recorded the highest temperature in the United States yesterday with 95 degrees in Fort Scott and Hanover. Topeka logged 85, no rainfall in the last 24 hours, and meteorologist daily bulletin indicates continued ideal harvest weather for the next 24 hours.
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Glorious Fourth plans take shape in Lawrence
Lawrence planners map an old fashioned Fourth of July with concessions, community ball games, horse and bicycle races, a pavilion dance by the American Legion, fireworks market stalls, and free ice water and coffee for park lunches. Concessions inquiries are urged to contact W. R. Evans and Charles Dougherty.
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American Legion
County Harvest Begins As Wheat Cut In Douglas County
Information reaching the Journal-World reports the 1922 harvest starting with Chris Schaake cutting his wheat. The hail damaged field is described as Ange, but Schanke says heads are well filled and rain is cooling. Neighbor William Altenbeend then began cutting his rye.
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Journal- World
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Chris Schaake
Ange
Many skeptical on Lusitania salvage raise claim
London officials weigh a New York report that an American salvage firm will attempt to raise the Lusitania. Sir Frederick Young and others doubt the effort is feasible, arguing the cost would match or exceed the ship’s value and diving at 250 feet is beyond current capability.
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New York
Wrerlrick Young
Admiralty
Sir Frederickid
Lusitania
Frederick
Gobat Ania
New World
Pioneer Physician J W Jenney Dies at 75
Dr. J W Jenney, a Salina physician for 52 years, died last night at age 75. Northwestern Policy protects the whole family. Talk it over with Craig at Phone 133. See the Superior Chevrolet Sedan and Coupe.
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Salina
J. W. Jenney
Craig
Courts Rule Us LaFollette's Cay at AFL Convention
Senator LaFollette denounces federal courts as overruling the people and urges a constitutional amendment to curb Supreme Court power. He cites the child labor cases and argues the court blocks progressive laws backed by Congress and financial interests. Delegates discuss radical union changes and an industry based amalgamation plan. Gempers recalls early AFL stance on child labor laws and advocates a constitutional amendment to enable federal child labor law.
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Building New Organs for Emporia Church and Other Projects
The Reuter Organ company secured a contract to build a large three manual, thirty four stop organ for First Congregational Church in Emporia. William Allen White chairs the purchasing committee, with Daniel A. Hirschler leading as College of Emporia music dean. The firm has since closed two more major contracts in ten days for a Ivanhoe Masonic temple in Kansas City with a self player attachment, and for St John’s Catholic church in St Paul Minnesota, whose organ will be the largest in any local Catholic church aside from the cathedral.
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Kansas City
St. John’s’ Catholic Church
Ss. Paul
Minnesota
St. Paul
Cathedral
Lawrence High School Tuition Bill Sent to Douglas County
A tuition bill of 8114 dollars was sent from Lawrence School District to Douglas County. It covers the cost of educating 217 Lawrence high school pupils for the term, including 117 pupils entitled to county-paid tuition. Not all pupils remained enrolled for the entire term.
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County of
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Lawrence
Lawrence High School
Mexico City Sewered by Strike Halting Transit and Power
A June 14 strike by street car workers in Mexico City halted street car service and disrupted power and water supplies. Precautions were taken to prevent violence as bakers did not work. In Labette county the Ku Klux Klan becomes a political issue as Police Chief Williams, a Democratic sheriff candidate, pledges no Klans in the county if elected.
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Mexico City
Parsons
Labette County
Williams
Class of 1918 Memorial Aid for Lawrence High Tablets
The Class of 1918 Memorial Fund, a $30 gift raised by Lawrence High School alumni to honor members who fell in the war, has been turned over to help install the new memorial tablets at Lawrence High School.
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Lawrence
Baby Clinic Set at City Hall Tomorrow Afternoon
The weekly baby clinic will be held at City Hall tomorrow from 2 to 4 PM. Any child not yet of school age may be brought to the conference.
Step Lively Vacant Lots To Be Manicured By City
City sanitary officer Ed Anderson warns property owners to cut weeds on vacant lots or face taxes and city weed cutting. He plans a swift warning campaign before deploying mowers to distinct overgrown parcels in the town.
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Ed Anderson
Mr. Anderson
City Sanitary
Summer session enrollment soars at K U with Haskell program
University enrollment for the first summer session reached 1 364 by 2 PM and 1 864 by then, with more expected today. Classes are in full swing as Haskell Institute hosts faculty and students for a Hiawatha play at 7 15 and an Indian band concert from the bandstand at 6 46.
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Haskell Institute
Haskell Dhanel
Foulke Sentenced for Passing Worthless Checks
R J Foulke a Reno farmer was arrested Monday night on a charge of passing worthless checks. At a hearing before Justice John Clark he received a $25 fine and sixty days in jail. L Haynes Spot Cash shoe store manager testified Foulke gave him a check on the Farmers bank May 27 in exchange for shoes which proved worthless. Emma Christenson a Farmers bank bookkeeper said Foulke had no account there since last year. Foulke offered no defense.
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Reno
John Clark
Fi. L. Haynes
Spot Cash
Foulke
Emma Christenson
Farmers Bank
Poulk
Lastfail
Brown Located Again in Cheyenne Manhunt Tale
Fred Brown alias Grimes claimed a maniac sought by Omaha authorities shackled Ewa women in a remote cabin, held them two days before escape, then returned into Nebraska from Wyoming and robbed the night marshal and deputy sheriff at Dix, eighteen miles west of Kimball, per word received.
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Cheyenne
Fred Brown
Grimes
Omaha
Ewa
Nebraska
Wyoming
Dix
Kimball
Weekly band concert in Central Park by the F A A bams
The F A A bams present an open air concert in Central Park tomorrow night. The program includes March Fort Popham Fail Morceau Wiki Flower Overture Sunset St Waltz Three O Clock in the Morning Rebledo Descriptive Way Down South Laurendeau Intermezzo Primrose Hermes Fox Trot Stealing Sulliven Selection Amorita Czihutka March Pennant Winners Laurendeau
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F. AL A. Bams
Tax collections dip as county receipts ease
Yesterday taxes totaling 13 820 71 were paid to the county treasurer, slightly lower than Tuesday 114 836 27 though forty more individuals paid yesterday than the day before. In Terre Haute a rally of about 400 planned to close coal mines from Terre Haute to Brasil ten miles away.
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Terre Haute
Brasil
Subsidy Bill Introduced By House Committee
Washington June 14. The administration ship subsidy bill, redrafted by the House Merchant Marine Committee, was introduced today by Chairman Greene of the committee.
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Administration
House Merchant Marine Committee
Greene
Committee
Man Confirms Stolen Horse Found Near Road
Charles Wilson reports his horse recovered after notifying the sheriff of a theft complaint. The animal was found straying along a country road this morning, restoring the pony to its owner. A new 35 year franchise was granted to Kansas Fleetline Utilities in Leavenworth. Sunday Kansas City Post promotes its low price.
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Charles Wilson
Leavenworth
Kansas Fleetiie Utilities Company
Last Children's Movie at Bowersock Theatre This Saturday
The final children's film before the series resumes in September will be shown at 10:30 Saturday forenoon in the Bowersock theatre. Five reels of pictures including Making an automobile Climbing Mt. Washington Shep's Race With Death The Children's Hour will entertain both children and adults.
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Bowersock Theatre
Mt. Washington
Shep
Betsy Ross Home Flag Day Observance in Philadelphia
Patriotic ceremonies in front of Betsy Ross House mark Philadelphia’s Flag Day observance. A parade featured veterans and historical society members. J Granville Leach, linked to Betsy Ross’s era, received praise for promoting flag reverence.
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Philadelphia
Betsy Ross
Veterans, Organization and Historical Society
J. Granville Leach
Bets Ross
Elks Flag Day Service Tonight in Lawrence Lodge
The Lawrence Lodge Elks hold their annual Flag Day service at 8 o'clock tonight at the Elks club. The program includes Call to Order by Exalted Ruler Weill Meltone, music, prayers, readings, and tributes to the flag with Past Exalted Ruler J H Colin and Exalted Ruler WH MeKane directing. Gc CL Kart serves as pianist with A T Holts leading singing.
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CL Kart
Aid A. T. Holts
Flag program observed by Lawrence Circle at G A R hall
Lawrence Circle 75 of the Ladies of the G A R held an observance for Flag Day in the county courthouse basement. A national colors stand was presented by Mrs Charles Daugherty. reading and songs followed including In Flanders Fields by Caroline Rob House and a reading The Flag by Addie Brown. Tea ended the event with all singing America. Imperial Shrine picks new potentate James S McCandless of Honolulu in San Francisco.
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Columbia
Oreen
Hoyt
Churchill
Muriel Culp Berry
Frank Hosford
America
McCanles
Imperial
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Sime
James S. McCandless
Honolulu
Mystic Shrine
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Ford Lowers Coal Rate on Railroad by Order
Washington June 14 Proposals of Henry Ford to reduce coal freight rates on his Detroit Toledo and Trenton Railroad originally suspended by the Interstate Commerce Commission were allowed to go into effect today under the commission final decision. Buy on Superior Chevrolet and enjoy the difference every day. Drs Welch and Welch The chiropractors.
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Henry Ford
Detroit
Toledo
Trenton
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Three Day Conference on Religion at University
A three day conference on religion and education will begin at the University next Monday and run through Wednesday. In cooperation with the Kansas School of Religion the event features lectures by notable educators from multiple institutions. Sessions are held at Mybre Wall and Fraser Chapel with morning, afternoon, and evening programs. Attendance is open with no fees. meals provided at the University commons. Dean Kent directs, inviting inquiries by mail or phone.
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Fraser Chapel
Oelock
H. Lindley
University of Kansas
George Hyter
University of Southern California
N. Korsyth
Vestrious Education
East Chicago
Ind
John KE. Stout
Northwestern Universthar
Indiana
Stout
R.A. Kent
University
Kansas
Dean Kent
Two more candidates file for county clerk and probate judge
Two more candidates entered the race for county offices. L. T. Menge filed this morning for renomination to probate judge on the Republican ticket. L. E. Floover filed yesterday for the Republican nomination for clerk of Palmyra township.
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L. T. Menge
L. E. Floover
Palmyra Township
Lawrence Buick Company Sells Four Of Six Used Cars
The Lawrence Buick Company ran an advertisement for six used cars. Four were sold before week’s end and two remained as live prospects. The item highlights the effectiveness of Journal-World advertising.
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Lawrence Buick Company
Journal-World
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