Military Camps To Be Open Soon In Midwest
Missouri and surrounding states prepare for troop movements as National Guard, Regular Army, and Reserve Officers training camps open in late June to August. Units transfer from Fort Des Moines Fort Snelling Fort Leavenworth and Fort Omaha covering distances up to 625 miles by rail and air. Maj. Gen. D. Duncan directs demonstrations at reserve and citizens camps with multiple infantry, cavalry and artillery elements marching or flying to camps. Reserve Officers Camps open July 1 and Citizens Military Training Camps August 1.
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St. Louis
Missouri
Arkansas
Kansas
Nebraska
Iowa
North
South Dakota
Minnesota
National Guard
Regular Army
Joseph W. Rollenbeck
Seventh Corps
Officers Corps
Citizens Military
Fort Snelling
Minn
Fort Des Moines
Fort Leavenworth
Air Service
D. Duncan
Eleventh Corps
14Th Cavalry
16Th
17Th Infantry
Fort Omaha
2Nd Cavalry
9Th Field Artillery
Fort Riley
Leavenworth
7Th Division Air Service
Richards Field
Kansas City
Scott Field
Belleville
Kansas ‘City
Omaha
Columbia
Springfield
Joplin
Little Rock
Ark
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Water Jewels Bring Jewelry Into The Pool
In a playful note on swimming fashion the text states that rubber bracelets and earrings allow girls to wear jewelry in the water without leaving it off. It presents a lighthearted view of pool attire and creative comfort for swimmers.
Kansas high court holds contractors liable for highway dangers
Kansas Supreme Court decisions affirm strict accountability for damages caused by road work and excavations. In Sedgwick and Brown counties contractors and county commissioners were held liable for auto wrecks when proper warnings or barriers were insufficient. The rulings emphasize that officials must be aware of dangerous conditions and motorists deserve safe measures.
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Toyoka
Kan
Kansas Supreme Court
Boards of
Supreme Court
Sedgwick
A. W. Mudell
M. ReAmerman
Cannon Ball Highway
Mudell
Brown County
Board of County Commissioners
Charles R. Storey
Storey
Way
Connie Stoners
Truck Licenses Increase Under New Regulations
Topeka Kansas June 14 Thirty thousand more motor vehicle licenses have been registered at the state automobile license bureau thus far in 1924 than a year ago and nearly 75 000 more than in the first half of 1922. Bureau totals show 858 972 cars carry 1924 tags compared with 329 872 a year ago. Revenue from 1924 licenses in Kansas counties amounts to about 4 000 000. Under the new rules all motor vehicles used for hauling must pay the truck license, boosting truck licenses beyond 1928 figures.
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Topeka
Kan
State Automobile License Bureau
Frank J. Ryan
Supreme Court
Kansas
Mate of Schooner Tseng Tai Relates Thrilling Tales of Pirates
Fred N. Troup, first officer on the five masted Tseng Tai, recounts mutiny, typhoons, and Chinese pirates during voyages from Shanghai to Foochow. He describes battles with bandits, firing twenty two shots, and casualties among the Chinese crew. After recovery, the ship changed ownership and sailed to Puget Sound.
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Tseng Tai
Seattle
Wash
Associated Press
Fred N. Troup
Troup
Piy-allan
Washington
Levi W. Ostrander
Shanghai
Foochow
Quanton
Puget Sound
Vancouver
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