Radicals and labor and census talk at election time
A political mix of labor leaders census results and party stances described. Gompers worries the league of nations and Samuel's Labor Federation ties to the president. Fort Scott census shows a small gain while Topeka plans a recount and Bryan signals Democratic support for the people after elections.
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Gompers
League of Nations
United States
Samuel
American Federation of Labor
Fort Scott
Loki
Ens
Tola
Lawrence
Democratic Party
Mr. Bryan
Haskell Institute graduates prepared for civil life and industry
Graduates at Haskell Institute receive training in agriculture trades and household management tailored to future needs. Their post graduation records show high achievement and strong potential, reflecting the school’s standing among educational institutions. Hart of Calhern is nominated for sheriff in another state.
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Haskell Institute
Haskell
Ramnarkaveh
Cll
Kansas Whips Up Quiet Summer Victory Prospects
The piece notes Kansas favors a calm vacation outlook while praising Chicago’s national convention. It highlights Senator Harding as a Republican who can press the term normalcy, while suggesting Democratic unease at the idea. Cabinet changes are mentioned as a signal of unrest.
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Harding
Fallacies of defense and naval strategy criticized
Admiral Sims defends Secretary Daniels while exposing the flaw of keeping ships home waters. The piece argues public education in military basics is essential to prevent panic and reckless orders, citing past fears in the Spanish American and current war contexts. It praises critical discussion and the officers who backed Sims.
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Sims
Daniels
Boston
Naniels
North Carolina
Hefe
Norman H. Davis to assume role as Undersecretary of State
Norman H. Davis takes office today as Undersecretary of State in Washington. His career spans wartime service in Spain as a financial missions delegate, a trustee on the Supreme Council of Supply and Relief, and U.S. Commissioner in armistice talks at Spa and Treves. He later led the foreign loan bureau as Assistant Secretary of the Treasury after the treaty. Davis, a Tennessee native, studied at Vanderbilt and Stanford and founded the Trust Company of Cuba in Havana before joining the Federal service.
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Norman H. Davis
Washington
Germany
Spain
United States
Supreme Council of Supply and Relief
Abr
Spa
Treves
the Treasury
Foreign Loan Bureau
Mr. Davis
Tennessee
Vanderbilt
Leland
Stanford
Havana
Trust Company of
Cuba
Federal Service
Birthdays of notable figures marked on this day
Lieut Gen Sir Charles Carmichael Monroe a leading World War II commander is celebrated for turning 69. Frank Andrews Gulf Coast Lines director born Fayetteville Texas turns 56. Mme Johanna Gudgki famed operatic singer born Anclam Prussia reaches 48. Frnk Eewin Elwell American sculptor born Concord Michigan marked two years since birth. Rt Rev Henry J Granjen Tucson Catholic bishop born France reaches 57.
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Charles Carmichael Monroe
Frank Andrews
Gulf, Coast Lines
Fayetteville
Texas
Mme
Johanna Gudgki
Anclim
Prussia
Frank Eewin Elwell
Concord
Henry J. Granjen
Tucson
Arizona
France
Juarez Border Crossing and Trans Atlantic Flight Note
One year ago today United States troops crossed the Mexican border at Juarez. Capt Alcock and Lieut Browne completed their trans Atlantic flight from Newfoundland to Tre and Kryptok Eye Glasses Lawrence Optical Co.
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United States
Juarez
Capt
Alcock
Lieut. Browne
Newfoundland
Treand
Kryptok Eye Glasses
Lawrence Optical’ Ce
Today’s events on Rossove day and regional meetings
The item lists events including memorial services at Mikte Village for the General Slovan steamboat disaster victims on June Ve 1914. It notes the National Council of Women convention in Can, party meetings in Lewiston for eight delegates, Ohio State University commencement with Samuel W. McCall, and a Denver conference to organize a State One Game general association for Culora lo. It mentions Dr. David Prescott Darrens delivering the Ohio convocation oration, the American Institute of Banking in Boston, a Virginia Fifth district special election, a Stars and Stripes centennial pageant at Sault Ste. Marie, and op-ed quotes from the Macon Telegraph and Dallas News.
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Rossove
Mikte Village
S. 7
National Council of Women of
Canis
St. Jahn
Wiaho
Lewiston
Samuel Wl McCall
Povermor
Massachusets
Ohio State University
Denver
David Prescott Darrens
University of California
American Institute of Banking
Boston
Fifth
Virginia
E. W. Saunders
Michigan State Historical Commission
Sault Ste. Marie
Stars and Stripes
Upper
Michigan
Reflections on Global Figures and Customs Across Eras
A digest of varied historical notes mentions J Menken amid American European fame, the death near Jeane and Faris, a regent election for Spain, and Emperor William II's succession after Frederick III. It also cites Wilson and Marshall as Democratic nominees, and notes on cultural weddings, tattoos, and a first Children's Court in Spain.
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Dad J. Menken
America
Europe
Jeane
Faris
Marshal Serrano
Spain
Treemperor
William
Frederick III
Stecura
New York
Woodrow Wilson
St. Marshall
Democratic Nations Convention
Res
Ives
Wud
Wandrew Wil
French Academy
JUNK A SCENIC ROAD
Denver reports the Denver Bouier and Western, called the Switzerland Trail of America, has closed. Rails are torn up and rolling stock sold or scattered. seven miles sold to a California mill, rails shipped to Kobe Japan, six engines sold to a Mexican railroad, and salvage crews dig through deep snow to complete dismantling by next September.
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Denver
Colo
Denver, Bouiier and Western
Switzerland
Kobe
Japan
Mexico
Crucified Believer Di Gabriele Heads to Mexico City
The Halian zealot Di Gabriele, who proclaimed himself savior, was crucified by indigenous residents of Tesuisistlan Oaxaca on Good Friday. He survived the ordeal and was taken to Tehuantepec with a governor ordering his return. A procession followed the transport cart as local leaders were arrested.
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Mexico City
Gabriele
Tesuisistlan
Oaxzea
Pachuca
di Gabriele
Oaxaca
Tehuantepec
di Gebiidle
Tergizistlin
Bridges Destroyed Prompt New Danube Link in Romania
War damage has left Romania with an opening for American bridge builders. The Romanian government considers a Danube crossing to connect Romania and Serbia. Also listed are other key bridges awaiting reconstruction, including the Danube span at Cernavoda known as the King Carol Bridge, a 1260 foot long structure rising 114 feet above high water.
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Jonstantia
Rumania
Runia
Byielje Buikdl- A
Danube
Serbia
Cermnavada
Europe
Carol Brite
Kinds of Canners That Make Canning Easy
USDA specialists say expensive equipment is unnecessary for home canning. A wash boiler, lard can, or any container with a tight lid and a few simple utensils will do. Use a false bottom to prevent jars touching metal. a wood rack may be bent for the job. Jars can be processed on the stove or outdoors, with various ready-made canners available. Hot water bath canners are cheapest, with stove-top and outdoor-fire versions, plus sterilizing vats, trays, tongs, seals, and bottoms. Canners may use tin or glass jars, and steam-pressure outfits exist for higher heat. they range up to several pounds of steam pressure.
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United States Department of Agriculture
First Summer Concert Opens Six-Event Series at Fraser Chapel
The School of Fine Arts presents six Wednesday concerts at Fraser Chapel starting June 16 at no charge. Faculty led opening recital features Prof. Charles F. Skilton, Miss Blanche Potts, Miss Cora Reynolds, and Miss Mary Preyer. Recitals include graduate piano by Mrs Rose Rudolph and organ by Olive Creek, with student performances interspersed throughout the term. The program includes works by Handel Skilton Vieuxtemps Schubert and Rach Gounod among others.
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School of Fine ‘Arts
Fraser Chapel
Rose Rudolph
Olive Creek
Charles F. Skilton
Blanche Potts
Cora Reynolds
Mary Preyer
Alla Palestrina
Alec Menutto
Skilton
Coray Reynolds
Preyer
Wilhelmi Scherzo
van Goens
Rach Gounod
First settler McNulty dies at 87 in Kansas homestead legacy
Stockton settler Thomas F E McNulty 87, born in Ireland, died recently. He came to America young, settled in Rooks County Kansas as a Civil War Iewan regiment veteran and claimed an early homestead noted as far out on the western frontier. He is remembered as one of the first permanent squatters.
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Stockton
Thomas FE. McNulty
Rooks County
Ireland
America
Lawrence school staff strained by teacher shortages
A central school district faces a scramble for teachers with Lawrence near full staffing except for a few positions. To retain long serving staff, the board approved salary increases in addition to a prior blanket raise.
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Weet
Lawrence
Governor Allen files petitions for re election in Kansas
June 15 reports Governor Allen filed nominating petitions with Secretary Pettijohn for Republican renomination using the twenty county plan. 333 names across Chautauqua Cheyenne Chase Clay Decatur Grant Gray Greeley Hamilton Haskell Hodgeman Kearny Lat. cola Mitchell Morris Rooks Scott Samrith Stevens and Trego, 244 signatures required. Other nominations listed include Bird Duguid Hogin Hart and others, with Italy’s reparations figure cited at $61.0 billion, and a poultry toxin ad from RAT SNAP outlines.
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Topeka
Allen
L. J. Pettijohn
Kansas
Chautauqua
Cheyenne
Chase
Clay
Decatur
Grant
Gray
Greeley
Hamilton
Haskell
Hodgeman
Kearny
Latcola
Mitchell
Morris
Rooks
Scott
Samrith
Stevens
Trego
Alien
Chicago
Warren G. Harding
Harding
Bender
Fred T. Woodburn
S. C. Brown
Chanute
FE. T. Schiefelbusch
Paola
J.C. Duguid
Olathe
Cable
Newton
John C. Hogin
Belleville
Dan Hart
Fortieth
Rockefeller grant to aid Wesleyan teachers salaries
Kansas Wesleyan University in Salina will receive 3000 dollars yearly from the Rockefeller Foundation to support teachers salaries officials announced. Mrs C H Kreider, who had been visiting relatives in Oskaloosa, has returned home to Kansas City.
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Salina
Kansas
C. & Kreider
Oskaloosa
Kansas City
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