Harding plans to remain in Senate amid campaign prep
Warren G. Harding, the Republican nominee, says he will serve out his Senate term ending March 4 and will not resign. He plans to withdraw a petition for reelection while continuing campaign preparations, needing to maintain Republican Senate control.
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Armistice Fails to Protect Armenians in Asia Minor
Consternation among Christians in Selea as a twenty day armistice between French and Turkish nationalists excludes Armenian protection. The ceasefire has broken in many areas since June 4 causing widespread fear and reports of deaths. American workers in Tadijin report surrender of compounds to Turks two months prior while living under nationalist rule with restricted outside contact. Wives and daughters Miss Keath Conoo Cleveland Miss Alice Clark Evanston IL and Miss Mary Super Narbeth PA are named.
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Railroad seeks bonds for Kansas Industrial Mission
Missouri Pacific Railroad applies to Kansas Industrial Mission for 84000 in improvement bonds. Funds would cover government cancellation during operation, construction yards, new steam engines, and remaining balance for rolling stock and other needed upgrades.
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Reparation Coal and Livestock Delivered to France
German deliveries under the Versailles treaty to France through May totaled 4,686,000 tons of coal with Luxemburg receiving 405,090 tons, Italy 816,000 tons, and Belgium 906,000 tons. The vaiseemert lists 6,547 horses, 1,790 cattle, 67,476 sheep, and 7,875 goats as delivered.
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Wireless Telegraphers Strike Shuts Ports and Shops
London reports a strike by marine wireless operators declared by the Wireless Telegraphers Association. The workers seek about 180 percent higher wages than pre war rates and improved conditions. Shipboard operators plan stoppages when their voyages end and refuse future trips until demands are met.
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France to Return Jusserand as Ambassador to Washington
Paris reports the foreign office authorized a statement that Ambassador Jusserand will resume his duties in Washington after a vacation in France. The government is confident in its services and sees no need for a replacement. In New York, Police Inspector Dominick Henry of the Tenderloin district was sentenced to five years in state prison for perjury connected to the vice war.
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Chester Conley Held on Disturbing the Peace Charge
Chester Conley was taken into custody by police on a disturbing the peace charge this morning and locked up after failing to post bond for a police court appearance tomorrow. Walter Steven was fined 41 for speeding within city limits, paid the fee, and was released.
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Kansas Forecast Sees Fair Weather Through Wednesday
The forecast calls for generally fair conditions tonight and Wednesday with little temperature change. Reports show yesterday's 1 pm temperatures and 7 am today with the 2 pm reading. rainfall is listed as none.
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Japan and China urged to start talks on Shantung crisis
Tokyo reports Japan ready to discuss Shantung with China. Despite delays over the peace treaty, China is urged to resume negotiations for Shantung settlement. A government note signals it may accept a negotiated outcome, aiming to speed withdrawal of Chinese forces.
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City approves new garbage contract amid infrastructure concerns
A local government moves to adopt a fresh garbage collection contract, citing building and sidewalk compliance issues. City officials discuss street repairs, permits, and anticipated costs while reviewing the plan with the building inspector and counsel.
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Strike ends as 50 Pullman workers return in Kansas City
A Kansas City maintenance employee says fifty Pullman Co. workers involved in yesterday’s strike have returned to work. District Superintendent U L Arthur says the strike was an act of sympathy with St Louis Pullman employers and not authorized by the Brotherhood of Railway Carmen.
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Defeat of Federal Suffrage Plan in Louisiana House
Baton Rouge June 14 The Louisiana house defeated the federal suffrage amendment 7 to 44. The senate had already rejected the ratification. Following Shattuck’s defeat the house passed the Jordan resolution 60 to 39 opposing federal suffrage. Congressman Baker of California was not allowed to speak in support.
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Industrial Court Renewed Hearings In Kansas
Pittsburg Kansas June 1 the Kansas court of industrial relations resumed hearings today on disputes between employers and employees. The first case on the docket involved the Shot organization against operators and is expected to occupy the day. Subsequent cases include employees of the Joplin and Pittsburg Ry Co and the electric system serving Pittshure and nearby towns.
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Platform Doesn't Suit Him Washington
Benjamin C. Marsh secretary of the farm labor council criticized the Republican platform as un-American and said its farming section offers no assurances to American farmers. The University YMCA reports 78 men placed in permanent summer jobs with 17 more seeking work and 171 added positions available, according to Miss Catherine Weber.
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Fraternity Tax Losses Hit Douglas County Real Estate
Douglas County faces a tax shortfall this year over $700 as fraternity property is deducted from real estate assessments. Figures from the county office show a property valued at $28,000 affected by the deduction.
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Motorcycle accident near County Farm injures rider Fleming
Fleming was thrown from his motorcycle Sunday afternoon near the County Farm. He is getting along as well as could be expected at his home a short distance away. He sustained injuries but reportedly no broken bones. Insurance information cited from 133 Agency.
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Unclear historical note on shipping and university ties
Fragmentary OCR text references Baltimore Embarc aid, freight stations, and a university connection. Details are unreadable. cannot identify persons, dates, or events reliably from the readable fragments.
Indians Strong in Agriculture
Fragmented OCR text outlines a piece likely about Native Americans and agriculture, with scattered phrases referencing food, farming, and community roles. It mentions a congressman, schooling, and cultural notes, but the readable material is garbled and lacks clear dates or events.
Aimberst One Afield Report Sparks Special Attention
Fragmentary text references a local event at Aimberst with unclear details and names. The readable parts hint at a notable incident drawing attention from authorities and residents.
Harding’s Marion Home Reported Incomplete Copy
Fragmentary lines suggest details about Senator Harding’s home in Marion Ohio and related reporting in the Marion Star. Readable terms reference the Harding residence and local coverage, with garbled OCR portions impeding full clarity.
Rural School Graduation Set With University Speaker
The thirty first rural school commencement will feature Professor Thomas J. Smart of the University of Kansas as the speaker. O J Lane county superintendent announced this morning that the event will be held next Saturday at 4:00 PM in the Methodist Church, with 115 graduates expected from the rural school.
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Fragmentary note on California train wreck incident
A damaged OCR fragment describes a California train wreck with scattered names and unclear details. The text mentions dates and places faintly, including references to a hospital and individuals such as Swanson and Harper, but specifics are unreadable.
Bud Salmers Accepts Grinnell College Coaching Post
Bud Saunders formerly coached the Haskell Indian football team for two years and will coach Grinnell College in Grinnell Iowa next year. A letter to Glen Charlit announces the action and notes Saunders should receive a higher salary than at Haskell. Previously he led the Holla School of Mine squad for two seasons.
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Demps ey Cleared In Doping Case In San Francisco
World heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey was found not guilty in a United States District Court in San Francisco after a trial that drew a crowded courtroom and intense spectator interest. The verdict ends the selective evidence dispute and confirms his status as champion.
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Prices rise as wholesale beef demand boosts cattle market
Market notes show wholesale beef prices higher today due to a shortage of well fattened cattle. Best steers sold around 327 per hundred weight at the stockyards amid tight supply and firmer bids from buyers.
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Amesty Calls Rise From Labor Convention
The Federation of Labor urges amnesty for political prisoners and opposes further prosecutions. A resolution condemns political offense prosecutions as un-American and democracy harming. It targets military training in schools and directs action against any compulsory service. Hewat’s appeal moves after a conviction for not testifying before a Kansas court.
Hiawatha Folklore Play Draws Capacity Crowd in Lawrence
The Haskell Institute Native American troupe presented Tiawatha before a full house in Lawrence, with Indian dancers and notable actors Antoine Willmott Jaycoo and Paul Chilson receiving applause. The event featured Teal dancing, fencing by Ray Sutton, and music from the Haskell orchestra led by N Nelson, with tributes to Mrs. F C Wenrich and remarks from H B Peairs and Congressman B K Little.
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Cut worms cause $150000 alfalfa damage in county
County agent R O Smith reports alfalfa losses of about $150000 from cut worms. He says the pest is now in the pupa stage and no longer a crop menace, but warns losses could recur next year unless rapid actions are taken at first appearance of the worm in spring.
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Fire Backfires Into Car At Fraser. Douses Quickly
Firefighters arrived within four minutes to extinguish a blaze that started when Dr. F. C. Allen's Studebaker backfired after the engine was shut off. Damage hit the insulation, carburetor, and coils. The incident occurred before the first summer convocation in Fraser Chapel where Chancellor Frank Strong and several professors were expected to speak.
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Surrenderer to Bondsman Yielded to Sheriff in County Case
Yesterday surrenderer to bondsman Will Hultz turned himself in to the Douglas County sheriff. Hultz awaits trial on a charge of lewdness. Welch and Welch, chiropractors, are named in the notice.
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