Hope Revived for Lost Fliers Amid River Search
Reports say a group of lost airmen were found alive as river divers and search teams expanded efforts. Captains Nias and Colt had ten flares and a mission to fly gear from Le Bowrgek to support recovery, with authorities noting the possibility of Medlares reaching North American waters if the men survived.
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Dane
Catia
Han Press
Rivre
Ambetua
Coli
Daneh
Emee
Revernenti
Roberval
Pavis
Nias Rand
le Bowrgek Tech
Ofivers
Gath Hyde Dion
Regiment Eorists
Regi
Colt Ten i Ge
Stor
A Morning in Bed and a Winter Soirée in New York
Colonel Charles A. ihergh hosts a morning in bed after a dramatic sight. a formal Winter soiree follows with performances and a reception for guests. The event includes plans for a tour of New York venues, a delegation from France, and a gathering at the Merchants' Association. Nearby, Mrs. Walken relocates to Minnesota to serve as acting executive secretary of the Minnesota League of Municipalities while pursuing a PhD at Minnesota University.
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New York
Charles A. Ihergh
Nis
Penaninahan
Panos Plabs
Crtone
Torry ‘Vranee
Trarke Avenue
Astor
Comeree
Minn
AL Ta Cerimas
Anne
Weston City
Kenneth Matin
Farvis
Joer
Cary and
New Yor
Minnesota
Vyerver Walken
7.Ug of Waris Municipalities
Minnésota
Minnesota League of Municipalities
Minnesota University
Pe Ae Ip
Weather forecast for Kansas aims at showers and warmth
Forecasts point to showers tonight and Thursday with warmer temperatures. Cloudy to partly cloudy in most areas, with some locations like Hutchinson and Pittsburg experiencing misty or muddy conditions. Temperatures near 70 degrees yesterday, with similar expected today.
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Nansas
Hutchinson Fe
Saapeka
Pittsburg
Wichita
Ottawa
Douglas County
Lindbergh urges bigger air force at New York luncheon
Charles Lindbergh spoke at a June New York luncheon hosted by merchants and the Chamber of Commerce urging a large increase in the U.S. air force. He warned America must protect its vulnerable coast with strong air power, advocated civilian pilot training for potential military use, and criticized subsidies while confident aviation could lead in five years. Lindbergh, accompanied by escort, toured Times Square and planned a NY harbor sail aboard the Nirvana before returning to Manhattan.
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New York
Charles Lindbergh
Peain Tudiay
New York State Chamber of Commerce
America
É Lancheon
Astor
Broadway
Aid Dat
France
London
Lindbergh
Peanle
le Bourget
Croydon
Europe
Elinemerical
Navy
Army
Colont
Atchison's Manager Takes Wichita Job
Washi Sanshiner of Richigan Kansas was elected city manager of Wichita at a meeting of the city commissioners. The salary was fixed at eight thousand dollars per year.
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Atchison
Wichita
Washi Sanshiner
Fert
Richigan
Kansas
Petition Circulation Aims to Oust University Chancellor
Reported in Lawrence a petition circulating to remove the university chancellor cites concerns over administration. The circulator is linked to efforts to keep H. W. Ball as superintendent of buildings and grounds. Reprints of the Oska loosa Independent article were slipped under doors on Massachusetts street last night.
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Lawrence
State Board of Regents
WH. Ball
Ahe
Oskaléoosa
L'niversity
Massachusetts Street
Oil Station Burned Destroying Tanks at Parrons
A fire destroyed two large rass line tanks and one evorene tank at Parrons oil storage station near Dswero. A kerosene tank exploded while gasoline tanks were punctured by gunfire. No injuries or damage estimate available. Fire started by a recently filled truck rear fire.
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Kae
Dune Isiheero
Peerlegs
Dswero
Ft. K
Albania Ends Yugoslavia Diplomatic Ties
Albania’s minister to Yugoslavia Tsena Beva and staff departed Belgrade today after the severance of diplomatic relations. The move follows Yugoslavia’s earlier withdrawal from Tirana on June 4, marking a formal break amid the Justine Brown employee incident.
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Belgrade
Fugo-Slavia
Albania
Jugo- Slavia
Tsena Beva
Jugo Slavia
Jugo Slavian
Tirana
Statesmen Fear War Cloud Over Europe
Geneva June 15 AP Statesmen at the League of Nations council meeting express growing conviction that preventive measures must be ready to avert a Soviet Russia led crisis in Europe. The tension follows diplomatic ruptures with Britain and the assassination of the Soviet minister to Poland.
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Geneva
League of Nations Council
Albert
Europe
Russia
Great Britain
Patriotism Speech at Flag Day Exercises
The Rev E F Price addressed Flag Day exercises at the courthouse held by the Ladies of the I A R. He urged loyalty to the flag while noting changes in its design and the price of liberty. A flag salute followed with readings and songs. About 126 persons attended the noon dinner and the day’s ceremonies continued in the lodge rooms.
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E. F. Price
Yeterday
Court House
Pice
Henry van Dyke
de W. Vaulhen
Mays
Dyunnakin
Mile
Fannie J.connely
Ji Tod
Floyd
Connelly
Lak
Fannie Connelly
Ameritha Banr
DJ Grey
F Fiks
Dodds
Dodge City
Dodge
Defending Chamg Finishes Second Round Behind Leader
In a tangle of garbled text, the report mentions Hefending Chamg finishing behind the leader Qakmiant Pai in the second round. It references Bobby Jones and Walter Hagen, noting a challenging streak and a few pars and birdies amid unclear details.
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Hefending Chamg Fon
Qakmiant
Bobby Jones
Hiarrisa
Tahiti Fon
Ant
Minneapolis
Walter Hagen
Todard
Fey Hagen
Wheat harvest opens in Labette County Kansas
Parsons Kansas June 35 The wheat harvest began in scattered plots of Labette County today with about a fourth of the wheat ripe. The buttings expected to start next week. Farmers estimate yields from 8 to 12 bushels per acre across farms. Buy a Chevrolet and note the difference.
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Labette
Parsons
Kans
Labette County
Bandit Kimes Captured After Osage Hills Flight
The bandit Matthew Kimes fled through Osage County pursued by Pawnee county possemen after stealing a car at Drumright. Marshal George McAninch was bound but freed himself near Jennings. McAninch warned authorities and then joined the chase toward the Osage Hills with help from local residents.
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Tulsa
Adi
Jennings
Okla
Matthew
Kimes
Drumright
Caines County
George McAninch
Rintes
McAninch
Neli Inch
Orville
Nole
Noble
Oklahoma
Thes
Matthew ‘Nimes
Marshal McAninch
Bileente Jennings
Kevatone
Watt
Pons
McAnineh
Morris
Mortis
Jonnings
McAnnie
Mamford
Tarlton
iMeAninch
Imarshal
Osage Hills
McAginch
Jennings Io
Pawnee County
New Wave Length Affects Station WREN Broadcast and KU WIKU Closure
Station WREN faces interference concerns as listeners note new long wave length issues while KU WIKU at 254 meters closes for summer. University of Kansas official G Neham states fall broadcasts will avoid overlap with other stations and hours will be arranged to prevent interference.
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WREN
O'Vlack
Osates
Fourney
University of Kansas
G.neham
Meade land dispute seeks state possession action
Topeka announces state will sue to cancel leases and claim ownership of nearly four hundred acres in Meade county. Former owner Andy Alustin leased land to Theodore C. Perry and W. G. Hallock who refuse to vacate as lease terms end. State attorney general Smith says automatic cancellation allows sale of land to the state. Also noted: Julia Mooney of Coffeyville, charged as accessory in March 17 incident, released on bond after Monday Montgomery county arrest.
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Topeka
Kan
Mirade
Iant Smith
Andy Alustin
Theodore C. Perry
W. G. Hallock
Smith
Jesse
Meade
Cope
Jal Independence
Kans
Anp Lg
P.J
Julia Mooney
Coffeyville
Margaret Akers
Goffeyville
High School
Montgomery Cownty
Hy Ares | Ise
Hente
Action on Hussey No Case This Week
Topéka Kansas copy explains no action on the recommendation of the legislative investigating committee for an action against T Te Hus ey chairman of the public service commission. Willie A. Smith attorney general declared Smith expected to hold a conference with Governor today to dismiss the committee's recommendation.
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Topéka
Kans
A. P
Legislative
Ifor
T. Te Huse
Public
Byrd outlines flexible world flight plans
Commander Richard E Byrd told the Associated Press he has not abandoned a possible round the world flight but emphasizes it would be scientific in purpose. He notes plans could extend to Europe and the Pacific, with Paris as a midpoint, and decisions depend on partner Rodman Wanamaker's approval as the project evolves.
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Lexington
Virginia
Richard E. Byrd
Associated Press Today
Wihul Hy
Byrd
Paris
New York
The
New York Evening Post
Richard
F. Byrd
American
Europe
Asia
Tokyo
Pacific
Honolulu
Rodman Wannamaker
Wannamaker
Evening Post
Sayin
Farik
Fantatys
McGraw Plans 1928 Manager Change for Hornsby
Giants manager John McGraw announced Rogers Hornsby will become active manager in 1928, saying he is tired of travel and will hand over duties. He denied friction rumors, calling Hornsby an inspiration, and spoke before a Cardinal game homecoming celebration.
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St. Louis
dJohn McGraw
New York Giants
Rogers Hornsby
St. Louis Cardinalaland
Giants
McGraw
Hornsby
Morns
Jaohoner
Sternsby
Vaults Opened to Receive War Debt Payments
Treasury vaults opened today to receive funds, mainly income tax and war debt payments, totaling hundreds of millions. Payments due include income taxes and foreign debt from Britain, France, and others, with prosecutions and penitentiary mentions in guidance.
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Woehington
Mets
Britain
France
Prisoners Return and Visitor Note from Colorado Springs
June 15 Leavenworth Kansas reports an inmate returning to state custody after surrendering near Guymon Oklahoma. Two men, Fair and Heell, were trusted at the prison farm and convicted of grand larceny. Endacotti visits from Colorado Springs en route to the American Petroleum Institute. Ruth Tycho recently earned an AM at Columbia and visited Detroit on her way home to Colorado Springs.
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Eimnoria
Fair
H. Mackey
Oklahoma
Fisi
Endacot
Lawrence
Paul Endacotti
Colorado, Springs
Borger
Tex
American Petroleum Institute
Golorad
Springs
Ruth ‘C. Tycho
Columbia University
Detroit
Walter Dycht
Western Welcome as Coolidges Reach South Dakota
President Coolidge and Mrs Coolidge were greeted in Pierre and as trains rolled through towns on the way to the Black Hills. Crowds cheered from depots to capital streets while officials welcomed the presidential party. Mayors and residents waved as the special train advanced through the state line into South Dakota.
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Pierre
Arfe
Celidge
South Dakota
Ir. Coolidge
Guy
Balow
Mayorohn
Hipple
Hinnle
Colideen
Titreets
Coolidge
Black Hills
South
Lakota
Wis AP
Coolidge O
Senas
Norbeck
Citie
Stete
Arisitic
Coolidee
Huron
Santafe
Santa Fe officials visit Ottawa for open line celebration
High Santa Fe officials from Topeka and surrounding areas toured Ottawa today and met at a Rotary Club opened event. They were hosted by local business leaders and plan to travel to Pawnee, Oklahoma, for the opening of the new line from Awhuska to Fairfax. The party included secretary treasurer F L Copeland and other railroad executives.
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Ottawa
Wan
Santa Fe
Topeka
Stor‘ning
Chanute
Chamber of ‘Commerce
Pawhuphe
Okla
Fairfax
I -Zederal Watch
Akeshaft
Hesistant General Pheseinger
A. R. Mul Bmnyanthy Tax Agen
Bank official defends policy on over loaned farmers
Roy L Boni state bank commissioner told the Trans-Mississippi shippers advisory board the banking department requires loan reductions as soon as possible when lending is over extended. He noted farmers are not singled out though tightening also affects auto dealers merchants and other borrowers. The sixteenth session heard discussions on shipping needs with rail officials and shippers present.
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Wichita
State Banking Department
Roy Li Boni
Bone
Lyde MC Reed
Harsons
Public Utilities Commission
Raijroaet
Capt J . Faray
Enign Padhhe
Homer Hoch
Kansas
Newton to Maye Plane Peaning Field
Newton, Wan June 15. AP Newton plans a landing field for airplanes after the chamber of commerce completed donations for leasing an acre near the highess district. The land will be prepared free of rent with obstructions removed and trees cleared to form a usable airfield capable of accommodating air and dawn operations.
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Newton
Wan
Chamber of Commercie
Bighyess
Dr Finch to Speak at Anti-Saloon League Dinner
Dr AL Finch of Denver will be principal speaker at a 6:30 pm dinner at the First Baptist Church to support the Anti-Saloon League. The address title is Shall Kansas Face the Challenge of the Wells. Perry Wolf leads local arrangements as the meeting showcases Kansas regional league activity.
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AL Dt Finch
Denver
Colorado
Anti-Saloon League
Kansas
Wells
Perry Wolf
Am Thazee
Ile Piramate
Churches of
Divorce Case Involving Countess Ends With Wounding
The Countess and Englishman Trafford were at the center of a Paris divorce case. Custody of the child was granted to the father. The countess shot both Trafford and herself as reports indicated a broken affair and a gun bought for self harm. Trafford survived and returned to England.
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Pivis
Frederic de Me Heer
England
Flowers for charity service at First Christian Church
A community flower donation drive at the First Christian Church on Sunday evening and morning aims to supply blossoms for a memorial event. A committee led by Mrs Q. I. Lbs and Mrs H. W. Lane asks contributors to bring flowers by 1 o clock Sunday, with all floral offerings later delivered to local needy homes. About 100 babies and many mothers are expected to attend a scripture lesson and singing, with proceeds supporting world repair per church members.
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Lawrence Flower
le Hele
Lieijservice
H.W. Lane
Harris Hays
Forum on Character at University Summer Session
An educational forum at Li theatre Greenhall discussed character in education led by Prof. Ban. Wits president was elected for the summer session. The event covered teachers and administrators and the topic Character Tests drew strong interest. Manhattan citizen Lars Stewart died at 773.
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Li Theatre
Greenhall
Ban
Wit
McConnell
Winfield
New Potato Inspection Law Takes Effect Today
New potato inspection provisions become operative today with a phased schedule. From June 1 to September 1 shipments from designated ports require inspection and a grade placard. total inspection points include Union Pacific lines east of St Marys and other specified routes. Fees start at 3 per car, with potential reductions once the inspection fund reaches thresholds. Douglas County growers largely favor the measure. First meeting yesterday.
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Kansas
Union Pacific
St. Marys
Willa. Sant ‘Fe
Toneka
Kaw Valley
Lawrence
Gilkison
Douglas
E W Thomas Elected President of Phi Delta Kappa
Phi Delta Kappa elected E W Thomas as president for the summer term. Officers named include C Foisavder as secretary and Mears as treasurer. Initiation will follow with a dinner. time and place to be decided. Profs J W Twente urged all members to attend.
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Phi Delta Kappa
Iarmsburg
C. Foisavder
Mears
J. W. Twente
Phi Delta Tappa
Cith
Ober AOA Trip Tour Mentioned in City Stops
A fragmented report notes Ober AOA touring major cities including New York and Washington. It mentions Mr. Ober as a national figure and president of a clothiers association, with references to Baltimore and York City and speeches attended by industry figures and observers of Lindbergh.
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ST. Richer
New York
Washington
Baletineres
Ober
Lindbergh and
Hiister
Cher
Cravens to Face Trial in September Federal Case
Walter Cravens former press of the Kansas City doink Steele Tani Bank and five other officers and directors will go to trial September at a special term of federal court. Richard P. B. Cravens R. Harold Cravens C. Russell Cravens Ralph Street and Alec M. Todd are named alongside him. Nugent Dodds special assistant attorney general has issued subpoenas for the witnesses.
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Walter Cravens
Kansas City
Doink Steele Tani Bank
Federal Indiate Nicks
Richard PB. Cravens
R. Harold Cravens
C. Russell Cravens
Ralph Street
S Alec M. Todd
Forks
Third Round Advances at City Golf Meet
In a tight day of play Pune 15 edged toward the third round as favorites Marion Turpie of New Orleans and former southern champion eliminated Mrs. J. M. Van Meter. Denver won 2 and 1 in the closest match of the day while Rogers made a rash promise in Chicago. Oklahoma’s oil promise is tied to H H Rogers and the Semi nole field with production reaching 51,000 barrels daily, enough gasoline for a large portion of U S cars.
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Pune
Favoritas
Worden
Rogers
Promios
Chicago
Oklahoma
H.H. Rogers
Mississippi
Seminole
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