Harding Plans 10 N in Senate Ahead of March 4 Term
Warren G. Harding, Republican presidential hopeful, says he will not resign from the U S Senate before his term ends March 4. He intends to serve the full term to avoid losing the party’s Senate majority and to support his presidential campaign. Congratulatory telegrams arrive from notable Republicans and colleagues as he prepares for a mid July official notification and early campaign activities. Additionally, university summer classes in Botany and History were cancelled due to faculty illnesses.
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Warren G. Haning
United States Senate
Harding
Senate
Columbus
Noties
Leslie M. Shaw
Secretary of the Treasury
Hardine
Shaw
Bryan
Filthy Root
Europe
Kinley
Hay
Republian National Committee
Senator Thomas
Colorado
Thomas
Senator
W. C. Stevens
W. W. Davis
Armistice Shaken as Armenians Left Without Protection
Consternation grows among Christians in Selera southeast Asia Minor as the armistice breaks down. French and Turkiye Nationalists fail to include Armenian protections and reportedly tell Armenians to negotiate for themselves. American workers surrender compounds to Turks and live under nationalist rule, cut off from outside contact. Names include Hadiin, Cleveland, Miss Alice Clark, Evanston, Mary Super of Nurheth.
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Selera
Southeast Asia Minor
Hadiin
Cleveland
Alice Clark
Evanston
Mary Super
Nurheth
Missouri Pacific seeks 34 million bonds for railroad improvements
The Missouri Pacific railroad asked the Kansas industrial court for permission to issue 34 million in improvement bonds. Funds would pay for government cancellation costs of 589,000, construction needs of 600,000, new switch engines at 194,000, and rolling stock plus other necessary upgrades.
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Topeka
Missouuri Pacific Railroad
Kansas Industrial Court
Germany Delivers Coal and Livestock to France Under Versailles
Official reparation commission report shows Germany delivered 4,686,000 tons of coal to France under the Versailles treaty. Of this total 405,000 tons went to Luxemburg and Italy received 316,000 tons, Belgium 906,000 tons. Through end of May Germany also delivered 6,547 horses and 67,476 cattle and 7, Eats to France.
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Paris
France
Strike of marine wireless operators ends ships in ports
A halfway readable notice states that on June 11 a strike of marine wireless operators was declared by the Association of Wireless Telegraphers. They demand about a 180 percent wage increase and better employment conditions, with ships’ operators instructed to cease work at voyage end and not sign for further contracts.
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Tlendon
Association of Wireless Telegraphers
Paris to Represent France Ambassador Jusserand to Return
Paris reports Ambassador Jusserand will resume duties in Washington after vacation. The French government expresses full satisfaction with his service and no replacement is expected. Police Inspector Dominick Henry of the Tenderloin district in New York was found guilty of perjury and sentenced to two to five years at state prison.
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Paris
Foreign Offee
Jusserand
Washington
France
Fabi Sheheto
New York
Dominick Henry
Tenderloin
Disturbance Charge and Speeding Fines Reported
Chester Conley was arrested by police for disturbing the peace and jailed for failing to post bond for a police court appearance tomorrow. Walter Steven was fined this morning in police court for speeding within the city and released after paying the fine.
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Chester Conley
Bend
Walter Steven
Tie
Weather summary for Kansas: fair tonight and Wednesday
A terse forecast notes generally fair conditions in Kansas tonight and Wednesday with little temperature change. Up to 81 expected today, around 71 by 2 PM, yesterdays high near 94, and a low around 33 with light rainfall not detailed.
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Kansas
Japan and China Face Shantung Talks Prospects
An Associated Press dispatch reports Japan ready to discuss Shantung with China. China asks for clear terms and a police force to enable Japanese troop withdrawal, while both sides prepare for potential negotiation in the Shantung dispute.
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Shantung
Tokie
Associated Press
Joyan
Strikers Return to Work After Pullman Walkout
Kansas City report says maintenance men at the Pullman Company resumed duties after a 50 person walkout. Superintendent J. Arthur states the strike, sparked in sympathy with Pullman workers in Louisville, was not a Carmen’s Brotherhood action.
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Pullman Company
J. Arthur
Prman Co
Pullman
Louis
Brotherhood of
Carmen
House Rejects Federal Suffrage Measure in Louisiana Vote
In Baton Rouge June the state assembly defeated the federal suffrage amendment by 7 to 44. The senate had defeated ratification last week. After Shattuck’s defeat the House adopted the Jordan resolution 60 to 39 opposing federal suffrage. The House also refused to hear Congressman Baker of California who sought to speak for federal suffrage.
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Tar
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Senate
House
House of Representatives
Baker
California
Industrial court renews hearings in Pittsburg case list
Kansas court of industrial relations resumes sessions in the coal field to hear employer employee controversies. The first docketed case involves the Shot Fiber Organization against operators, expected to take the day, followed by actions against the Jonlin Pittsburg Ry Co and its electric system serving Pittburg and nearby towns.
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Pittsburg
Kansas
Kansas Court of Industrial Ve’tions
Shot Frers
Jonlin & Pittsburd Ry. Co
Pittsburo
Platform Critique Sparks Republican Debate at Nation’s Capital
A secretary from the farm and national council defends the party platform calling it un-American to claim it lacks farmer support. The remark comes as Republicans meet in convention week and discuss agricultural policy.
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Washington
Benimin
Farm- Evel Natioral Council
Yeas
Farmers of America
Ward Fleming Injured in Motorcycle Crash Near County Farm
Ward Fleming of Vinland was thrown from his motorcycle Sunday afternoon near the County Farm. He is reported to be getting along as well as could be expected with injuries not including broken bones. Insurance details under 133 Agency.
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Ward Fleming
Vinland
Fleming
City approves new three year garbage contract
City council approves a three year garbage collection contract with Merle Wessers Gont. Officials say the agreement meets service standards and budget targets.
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CITY
Merle
Fragmented Readable Text From A Historical Newspaper Page
A garbled OCR fragment references a petition to a city commission about sidewalks and building fronts. It mentions a short street, curb, and possible enforcement actions. The text names a commission, law, and a plan to address noncompliance, with notices and reporting expected.
Scare In Lot Yet Thea Tees In Fibers Of The
The fragmentary text appears as OCR garble describing a local event with scattered names and numbers. Despite the poor readability, it hints at a public notice or brief about a fire or safety incident and potential community reaction.
Untitled fragment on historical events and names
This fragment mentions Embarq Tallimors, Urigas University, and Mrdeht on Deht for Ohio. It references months and an event timeline with vague notes about sprinkling and improvements. The text is garbled with missing context and entities.
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Ohio
Indians Strong in Agriculture
Fragmented OCR text shows scattered phrases about agriculture and individuals with unclear context. The readable portions mention Indians, soil, and farming topics but lack coherent events, dates, or clear actors to summarize into a full news item.
Harding Home in Marion Ohio Faces Attention
Marion Star reports on Senator Harding's residence near Marion Ohio with focus on the home as a symbol of his campaign. Coverage notes the location and its significance to voters and supporters in the area.
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Senator Harding
Marion
Ohio
Marion Star
Panew
Rural School Graduation Set at Methodist Church
One hundred and sixteen graduates to receive diplomas at the thirty first rural school commencement next Saturday at 1 pm. O J Lane, county superintendent, announces the event with Professor Thomas J Smart delivering the address in a program led by county rural school officials.
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O. J. Lane
Thomas J. Smart
The
Han County Rupei
Douglas County
Unclear fragmentary report from distant event
Readable details show a wreck event with numerous injuries and limited stable facts. Names appear garbled and places unclear, but references to a hospital, injuries, and an unforeseen disaster suggest a major incident with casualties.
Saunders Named Grinnell Grid Coach After Haskell Run
Bud Saunders former Haskell football coach signs with Grinnell College for next year. The move follows two successful seasons with Haskell Indians and comes amid reports Saunders will receive higher pay at Grinnell.
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Haskell
Will Pilat Jowa
Tan Eee
Puvpsey Not Guilty Warll Found Han Praneiseo
A court in a state capital acquits Han Praneiseo after a trial heard by judge and jury. Prosecutors argued a motive existed but the defense contended insufficient evidence for a guilty verdict. The proceedings included brief remarks from the presiding official and a calm courtroom session.
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Warll
Han Praneiseo
Wydte
Chetitet
Fragmented Caption From Obscure Page Note
A garbled clipping describes a scene with unclear actors and place names. It mentions prices, a car, and vegetables in a tepid mix of letters and stray words, offering little coherent context or identifiable entities.
Montreal convention calls for amnesty for political prisoners
A fragmentary report notes delegates at a Montreal convention urging amnesty for political prisoners and opposing imprisonment for political beliefs. The text mentions a federation and resolutions criticizing military intervention in politics.
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Montreal
Tene
Kah Federiation Naal
Todas
Dent Wiisrngy
Palmer
Anne Ty
Renvestar
United States
Everuhine
Howat Hearne Case In Industrial Relations Court
The text reports Howat facing a district court in Kansas with a summons or appearance before the Industrial Relations Court. It notes a connection to a mine work matter and mentions a Supreme Court appearance, signaling ongoing legal proceedings and appeals.
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Hearne Tui
Toneka
Pecerinas
Ansler Howat
Kansas
United
Iriis
Supreme Vouri
Hiawatha Play Draws Large Lawrence Crowd
The Indian students of Haskell Institute presented Hiawatha to a full house at Bowersock. Antoine Willmett and Paul Chilson drew applause as storyteller and singer. The performance featured authentic Indian dances led by Yellow Eagle Chey and a strong Haskell orchestra under Nelson. Congressman B. C. Little spoke after intermission, and Mrs F C Wenrich was honored by the Rotary Club.
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Haskell Institute
Ens
Hasack
Amiens
Rataldwin Aml
Chippewa Reservation
Lawrence
Antoine Willmett
Agen
Paul Chilson
Chibaibos
Lancing
Alen
Mukeorais
Leary
Pla Cuellar
Furmi Haskell
le Nelson
F.C. Wenrich
Rotary Club
HL. B. Preairs
Peairs
Lawrone
B.C. Little
Second
Kansas
Cut Worms Cause $150,000 Alfalfa Damage
The cut worm has entered the pupal stage and threatens alfalfa crops, with an estimated $150,000 in damage. County agent Scott and Mr. Smith urge early warnings and a campaign against the pest next year to halt its spread.
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Autent
Scott
Smith
Fire damages garage during car backfire incident
Dr PLO Allen's Studebaker backfired igniting a small garage fire. Saiwe rence Fire Department arrived quickly, extinguishing the blaze within minutes. Damage limited to the front area, carburetor, and nearby belongings. insurance coverage discussed by the 133 Agency.
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Prohanty
Plo Allen
Erant
Studebaker
Allen
Convocation Friday Held at Frazer Chapel
The convocation will be held at Frazer Chapel from 1 to 7 o clock Friday morning. Frank Strong will speak and Dr Atherta Corkins said ARS speakers are expected. Classes will be shortened during the morning to allow time for the convocation.
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Convoration Vriday
Oecsina
Frazer Chapel
Frank Strong
Tern
Atherta Corkins
ARS Heatien
Surrender Noted by Bondsman in Bastardy Case
Surrender occurred through bondsman Will Haltz and the subject is to be delivered to Dauge las County officials. Haltz awaits trial on the charge of bastardy. Welch & Welch, chiropractors, are mentioned in connection with the notice.
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Will Haltz
Peterlay
Daugelas
Haltz
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