Resignation Shocks League Amid Brazil Tension
Fragmentary report notes Marieague of Geneva and others resigning from a league amid tension over Brazil influence. Mentions Spain, America, and possible permanent council changes with Brazil linked to Gama and experts cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Briail
Althoug
Spain
Secor
Spai
Annies
Brasil
Amer
Pl Council
Ameri
Matib
Brazil
Arta
Brazi
Tumient 3
Cap
Unclear OCR item on local farm relief and school support
Fragmentary text mentions pests at a farm relief effort and state school support. It references A Hull scoring drills and a timing event. Details are unreadable and names and places are uncertain.
Former Mayor of Tloward Dead in Howard Kans on June 4
An obituary notes the death of Charles FF Osman, longtime mayor of Howat and a two term leader in Howard County politics. Osman served for multiple terms and was a prominent figure in local governance for over two decades. He died in Howard, Kansas, after a lengthy public service career.
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Tloward
Kansas Forecast Promises Cloudy Skies and Cooler Turn
Weather forecast reports partly cloudy to cloudy conditions tonight and Tuesday with slightly cooler temperatures in the extreme east. Road conditions vary from good on Kanzas Way to slippery in Pittsburg and other towns. Temperatures show a today high around 85 with a low near tomorrow.
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Kansas
Hutchinson
Salina
Cofferle
Topeka
Pittsburg
Muporia
Emrkansas
Seven Men Die In Coke Plant Blast At Ry, Indiana
Explosion at the Tinots Steel plant in Ry Indiana, believed caused by gas in a by product coke by products plant, killed seven men and injured about seventy five. The blast collapsed a two story brick structure, sent beams and debris into the crowd, and trapped workers. Fire crews responded, many injured were taken to the plant and city hospitals, some fatalities reported among the injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plosian
Res
Steel Company
Killed in Truck Wreck Near Topeka
A June 1 accident a mile east of Topeka killed Templeton and two soldiers, injured five others. Twelve soldiers rode the Fort Riley bound truck from Pittsburg Kansas. ten were Negro troops from Fort Riley. Private John A. Anderson of Refl Lodge Montana was among the injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Templeton
Bo Cin
Fare
Fort Riley
Fort Tiley
Post
Pittsburg
John A. Anderson
Refl Lodge
Mont
Negr odgers Stymies Cardinals In Tight NL Contest
In a sunless June baseball clash, National League action saw Negr odgers retire Thevenow and Flowers on perfect double play chances as St Louis faltered in the seventh. Blooming in a low scoring affair, the Cardinals fell behind 2 0 after early efforts by New York and Cincinnati, while Philadelphia and Chicago posted modest tallies. The New York game was delayed by rain, postponing events across the league.
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National League I
A.P Negrodgers
St - Cardinals
Flowers
Blades
Geil
Peaster
Thevenow
Feaster
Reinhart
Johnson Appell
McGraw
Hargreay Burgh
Ulrich
Herline
Philadelphia
Aig
Cleveland
Rommel
Henach
Cochrane
Fox
Leveson
Shaute
Myatt
Boston
Russell and Bischof
Whitehill
Manion
New York
Shinpton
Chitago
Greb injunction bars fight under Mason management
New York report states former world middleweight champ Harry Greb lost his first legal round in supreme court. Justice Charles L. Guy granted an injunction restraining Greb from fighting except under Mason’s management, overturning a state athletic commission ruling. Mason’s control now blocks Greb’s bout plans. Leonard Lehane of Spearville, St Mary’s catcher, received a tryout offer from the Boston Red Sox. In Reno County, Hutchinson sees twenty candidates file for sheriff on the Republican ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Harry Gre
Pittsburgh
Damés M. Reddy
Mason
Supreme Court
Charles L. Guy
Greb
State Athletic Commission
Gers
Red Sox
St. Mary's
Leonard Lehane
Spearville
Boston Red Sox
Harvest Hands Sought by Wheat Growers This Week
Topeka June 14 AP Wheat growers will call for harvest hands as headers and combines go into the fields the state board of agriculture announced. Binders have operated in south central Kansas for several days. The big demand will begin by Wednesday with labor supply standing adequate for early needs. Wheat quality and yield are promising to be well up to forecasts. Oats are near ready for cutting.
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Topeka
State Board of Agriculture
Kansas
Closing of Fidelity State Bank Sparks Inquiry
Chanute and Topeka reports say Fidelity State Bank of Chanute was closed after evidence of irregularities by president John L. Robinson and another official led the state bank commissioner to take charge. Bond hearings were set, and directors requested action. the bank may reopen in a few days while examiners assess losses and the institution’s finances.
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Bulletin Chanute
Kan
J. L. Robinson
E. Wood
Cash State Bank
State Bank Department
Wood
Chanute
Fidelity State Bank
State Bank
TRY
Reet County
R. B. Smith
iErie
J. K. Robinson
Robinson
Mr. Robinson
J. Robinson
J. E. Wood
Topeka
John L. Robinson
Fidel
State Bank of Chanute
Roy L. Bane
State
W. Kennedy
Committee Fund Source Deeply Hidden in Pepper-Fisher Drive
Warrington June 14 AP A Senate campaign funds panel probed the Pepper-Fisher Citizens Committee eastern Pennsylvania spending 2614 184 in Philadelphia and 35 counties during the GOP primary. Treasurers Folwell and Grundy could not name sources, saying only that citizens and manufacturers were expected to repay a $90,000 note and that $650,000 was raised in 1920 for the Harding campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warrington
Pennsylvania
Senate Rampaign Fund Committee
Frank J Gorman
Philadelphia
Senate Tampaign Funds
Publican Citizen's Committee
Tennsylvania
William HH. Folwell
Joseph R. Grundy
Tetaaka
Aellon
Grundy
Falwell
Gandy
Faleell
Harding
Pennsy
Corn Exchange Bank
Folwell
Reed
Taas
Stop Ku Klux Klan Parade Claimed Struck by AG
Chase county authorities acted on AG Griffiths order to halt a masked Klansmen parade planned for Strong City. Klansmen were to meet in Emporia, depart for Strong City, with injunctions to forbid masked processions. Sheriff Jacobs said he had not heard of any parade plans and would try to stop any illegal procession.
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Topeka
Chase County
Griffith
Strong City
W. P. Rettiger
Emporia
Charles J .H. Jacobs
Cottonwood Falls
Rettiger
Jacobs
Mellon defends primary campaign spending in Senate inquiry
Secretary Mellon said the ten cent Pennsylvania primary campaign spending was essential due to many candidates and voters and that the treasury system bore responsibility. He testified the expenditure was necessary for the witness and not the regular election, addressing persistent questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mellon
Senate Investigating Committee
Pennsylvania
Treasury
Bottom drops out of franc again
Paris reports the franc plunging to 56.47 per dollar after a sharp decline. Economists say the government must act with radical financial measures to resolve the crisis, though such steps would trigger temporary economic disruption.
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Paris
Two Hurt in Storm as Wind Sweeps Kansas Towns
A Kansas windstorm yesterday near Neodesha in Wilson County injured two people Ed Sayles a farm woman and a man name not fully clear. Barns garages and telegraph lines suffered damage with roads blocked by fallen trees and poles. Coffeyville reports a strong southwest wind cutting across Montgomery and Wilgan counties damaging homes grain and roads with no confirmed injuries.
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Kan
Neodesha
Wilson
Ed Sayles
Bell Telephone Company
Kansas City
Coffeyville
Montgomery County
Wilgan County
Desha
Coolidge Nominates Four To Mediation Board
President Coolidge sent four of five members for a new Watson Parker railway labor mediation board to the Senate. Nominees include former Representative Samuel E Winslow of Massachusetts for five years and former Governor Edwin P Morrow of Kentucky for four. Also named are G Wallace Hanger of Washington DC for two years and Hywel Davies of California for one year. Morrow and Hanger previously served on the railroad labor board. Winslow chairs the House Interstate Commerce Commission.
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Washington
June St
Board of Mediation
Watson-Parker
Coolidge
Senate
Sanuel E. Winslow
Massachusetts
Edwin P. Morrow
Kentucky
G. Wallace Hanger
District of Columbia
Hywel Davies
California
Morrow
Hanger
Railroad Jahor
Mediation Board
Davies
Department of Johor
Winslow
House Interstate Commerce Commission
Union Meeting at First Presbyterian Hears Young People
About fifty youths attended the union meeting at the First Presbyterian church despite rain. Talks by Aldeena Stone Mary Spencer Wanda Rest Ralph Graves Myron Mesenheimer and Nellie Parcell reflected on the recent state C E convention with Roland Brown in charge and W A Schoene leading devotionals. The Clean church society will host next Sunday. Suzanne Lenglen and Jacques Brugnon won the mixed doubles title in Paris defeating Mme Lebeenerais and Borotra 6 4 6 2. Union services at South Park were postponed due to rain. first Summer services planned for next Sunday if weather allows. Billy Wagner has begun work in Pathe comedies in Hollywood. The Best in Radio Hanna
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First Presbyterian Church
Schoewe
Aldeena Stone
Mary Spencer
Wanda Rest
Ralph Graves
Myron Mesenheimer
Nellie Parcell
Roland Brown
W. A. Schoene
Society of the Clean Church
South Park
Storm disrupts phones as wind and rain lash area
Last night a severe storm hit Lawrence causing widespread damage. The Blauthery Bell telephone company reported about US phones out, with restoration planned by afternoon. A 14 year old girl was injured in a crash near Midland, while a separate collision damaged two cars. Motorists faced blinding rain near Victory Junction with limited visibility and no reported injuries.
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Lawrence
Blauthery Bell Telephone Company
Sio'clack
J. To
Skinner
Laval
Tya Nicholas
Valored Giirl
Robert Sparr
Midland
Clarente Lewis
Walliamstown
St. Sparr
Sparr
Victory Junction
Strosnyder fails to bring Plymouth witness in bond case
In Wichita on June 14 AP reports Strosnyder’s bid to summon Plymouth witness W A Evans failed to pause the trial. Strasnyder later adjourned proceedings, chartered a plane to Plymouth to secure Evans for testimony on the 380000 bond dispute. He appeared in court without Evans as the wealthy suitor seeks divorce in local courts.
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Charce
Wichita
Strosnyder
Plymouth
Lil
Strasnyder
Pymouth
W. A. Evans
Evans
Ator
Turks Claim Democratic Roots in Turkish Naming
The article notes Turkish people historically adopt new family names reflecting a democratic ideal. It explains how Mustafa Kemal Pasha received the name Kemal from a school master to distinguish him from other Moustaphas, with his other names earned for various achievements.
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Nein
Kemal
Formns
Tapha Kemal Pasha
Ef Ph
Golf Open Qualifiers Lead District to Columbus
Kansas City golfers cap morning round with low scores as A Pye Harry Cooper posts 69 to lead the field at Hillcrest Country Club. Eighteen players from the district compete for three Open spots in Columbus while Joe Mathews and Charles Trout battle for progress. Final holes scheduled this afternoon as Crawford County court race looms and state politics shift with auditor petitions and local fills. Japanese form nearly 40 percent of Hawaii’s population.
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Kansas City
A. Pye
Harry Cooper
Lakewood Golf and Country Club
Columbus
Ohi
Hillcrest Country Club
Charles Trout
Fopeka
Rave Cooper
Joe Mathews
Mission , Kansas City
Rains Too Late for Wheat and Oats in Kansas
North central and northeast Kansas received beneficial rains in the last 24 hours aiding corn alfalfa and pastures. Wheat and oats were too mature to gain, despite cool weather. Concordia near 1.76 inches, Centralia 1.32, Hanover 1.15, Holian 2.10, Valley Falls and Topeka 0.33.
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Topeka
Kansas
S. D
United States Weather Bureau
Concordia
Goodland
Weather Bureau
Centralia
Hanover
Holian
Valley Falls
Rotary After Today Plans Education Committee Program
Rotary meeting coverage outlines next week’s program led by the Rotary Education committee. Proteams and soloists perform with teens and adults, including a 12 year old with skillful piano work. A flag day address, financial report by Hovey Henna, and open forum follow. Birthday flowers honor June birthdays. Attendees preparing for Rotary International in Denver include several members and spouses. Next week’s agenda includes a long letter from George Kreeck, the U.S. minister to Paraguay.
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Rotary
Techoenlein
Mies Barbara Sample
Gaylord Neighbor
Schoenlein
Martel Cohn
Hovey Henna
Harold Constant
H. P. Smith
E.w.yoing
H. J. Hanna
R. C. Rankin
Karl Klooz
W. L. Newman
Marcel Cohn
E.J. Sullivan
Rotary International
Denver
Jond
Paul Dinsmoor
Bert Ober
E. H.lindley
Bert Daley
Ted. Shultz
Rotary Education
George Kreeck
United States Mintster
Paraguay
S. A
KU Summer Session Enrolls 1400 Students
Fourteen hundred students have registered for KU summer session with full credit evenings to be offered. Prof WH Johnson, assistant director, says enrollment is strong this year as summer work proceeds.
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University of Kansas
Frof. WH. Johnson
Five Coyotes Captured Near Homer Hird Farm
Five young coyotes were captured about five to six miles west of a Homer Hird residence after three sons aged 11 and up spotted a half grown pup near a mailbox at noon. The boys guarded the area while the third boy pursued. Mr. Hird then discovered five pups under a culvert and shot them. The event followed a reported chicken disappearance at Ralph Coleman’s farm at dawn, with feathers indicating other roosts may have contributed poultry to the pups.
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Homer Hird
Hird
Ralph Colman
Bath
Sonora Solons Move Capital to Magdalena for Summer
Sonora state lawmakers vote unanimously to relocate the capital for the season from Hermosillo to Magdalena about 100 miles north. The move coincides with the wheat carnival plans in Dodge City and Santa Fe railway schedules. Berlin eases marriage red tape allowing registrations within one day. Ottawa professor John Nan named head of chemistry at Sioux Falls college after A T Bawden resignation. Wichita area medical survey finds about one third of 500 babies examined have minor defects.
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Hermosillo
Sonora
Mexico
Tuna Lt (Ap
Solons
Stata
Magdalena
Here
Magdalenz
Berlin
Ottawa
John Nan
Sioux Falls College
Ate
Ohtawa UN
A. T. Bawden
Xan
Kalamazoo
Chicago
Vican Army
France
Seven Lange
Wichita
Kan
Arkansas
Meeting of committees on Fourth of July in Lawrence
A meeting of the recently appointed committees to handle Lawrence's Fourth of July celebration will be held tonight at 7:20 at the Chamber of Commerce building. Me i Atwater Kent Radio, Hanna Sendy Ashes to Treasury Indepece Mel Gibson sent ashes of $150 in currency to Washington, hoping the treasury department can identify the remnants and remit same money. It was burned up in his stove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Chamber of Commerce
Sendy
Treasury
Mel Gibso
Washington
Treasury’ Department
Arm Amputation After Southwest Lawrence Car Crash
Paul Hutton, 20, suffered loss of his left arm in a Friday automobile accident near Lawrence. Blood transfusion by Weeber Hutton saved the arm possibility. the operation was performed yesterday and the arm was amputated Saturday. Hutton rallied after transfusion and doctors held out hope he would recover if his condition remains steady. The Buick coupe rollover killed none of the other occupants, James Kennedy, Francis Hamilton, Franklin Jackman, and "Tubby" Lynn. Emile Peltzer to run in U.S.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Hutton
Lawrence
Weeber - Hutton
Th. M. T. Suilov
Hutton
Sadler
Tamara
Hate Ton
James Kennedy
Francis Hamilton
Franklin Jackman
German Cross Country Runner Set to Compete Here
Berlin reports Germany plans to send premier cross country athlete Dr. Otto Peltzer to the United States. Alongside him, sprinter Heibert Houben, breaststroke swimmer Eric Rademacher, and backstroke champ Gustav Froelich have approved travel. Officials question whether this German athletic invasion will continue to expand.
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Berlin
Germany
Ameries
Ita
Heibert
Houben
Eric Rademacher
Gustav Froelich
United States
Otto Peltzer
Peltzer
Atlantic
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