Hoover Endorses Party Platform Debate Sparks Washington Visit
Senator Harding accepted President Wilson’s challenge to submit the peace treaty to a referendum and said the Republican party would welcome any referendum on retention of the Republic. Hoover stressed unity and cautioned against multiple party organizations as dangerous to national policy. Harding began prep for his acceptance speech, meeting with Senator McNarry of Oregon and John Zarrett to discuss reclamation, irrigation, and Pan American topics.
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Washington
Pune
Wilson
Harding
Republic
Tee
Herbert Looser
Cis
Ae Pee TL Woon Hector
Saronal
Amon
Senator McNarry
Oregon
John Zarrett
Pan-American Union
Mrs Heads Sorority Heads National Delta Phi Delta
Mrs H W Humble of Tore rence was chosen national president of Delta Phi Delta sorority at its recent convention. Lawrence women Verdilla Gaumer and Alice Rice were named corresponding secretary and treasurer. Humble serves four years. others retire in two. Delta Phi Delta founded at University eight years ago and now has chapters at Missoula Miss Minneapolis Lindsborg and Washburn College Topeka.
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H. W. Humble
Torerence
Delta Phi Delta
Nations Painting Sorority
Lawrence Wemen
Verdilla Gaumer
Alice Rice
Humble
Missoula
Mont
Minneapolis
Minn
Lindsberg
Kans
Washburn College
Topeka
Professors Patterson and Walker to Teach at Chicago University
Patterson from the history department at the university and Professor A T Walker from the department of ancient languages will depart soon for Chicago to teach at the University of Chicago during a summer session of eleven weeks.
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Chicago
Graduate School Women Plan Formation Meeting
Will organize women enrolled in the Graduate School at the University meet Monday night on the Museum steps to form plans for a Woman's Graduate club. Burn Police Barracks Dublin June 18 Mount Pleasant police barracks five miles from Bradon were burned today.
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Burn
Dublin
Mount Pleasant
Bradon
Cerl Fekel Heads Weekend Visit to Lawrence Friends
Cerl Fekel of Kansas City plans a weekend in Lawrence visiting friends. Local social details are sparse, but the trip centers on familiar ties and leisure time.
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Cerl Fekel
Kansas City
Lawrence
Kansas Forecast Shows Unsettled Night and Saturday
Forecast warns unsettled conditions tonight into Saturday with likely showers and a warming trend in the northwest. Report notes 7 PM yesterday reading near zero, 7 AM today around two inches unclear, and 2 PM readings for rainfall and minimums remain unspecified.
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Kansas
Colby Likely Permanent Chairman at San Francisco Convention
The Willinton Democrats back Colby for permanent chairmanship while Carter Glass is chosen head of the platform committee for the Democratic national convention in San Francisco. Glass, Virginian senator, drew the platform draft endorsed by Wilson. The Nations League plank is expected to mirror the Minnesota platform closely.
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Washington
Beinbridge Colby
Chaiman
Nalent Conventon
San Pranesco
Colby
District of Columbia
Levant
ENGINELE KELLED St. Josepn, Sho Pune 7s tie Omiaest
An article fragment reports a derailment near Sa verity with injuries and emergency responders at Stan berry Missouri. The damaged line and names are unclear but multiple crew and passengers are affected.
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St. Josepn
Pune
Saverity
Pawiceil Bluth
Stanberry
Harding accused of owning brewery stock previously
Virgil Hinshaw of the Prohibition National Committee released a statement claiming Senator Harding admitted at a Washington dinner about two and a half years ago to owning Ohio brewery stock. The note says Harding voted for the federal prohibition amendment and the Volstead Act over the President's veto. Boston also reports Governor Callidarit, Republican vice presidential candidate, acknowledged a telegram query about supporting higher alcohol content and included a veto message on a 2.5 percent beverage bill.
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Chicago
G. Harding
Virgil Kinshaw
Prohibition National
Hinshaw
Harding
Washington
Ohio
Gvvernor
Messiere
Profiteer Fined in U S District Court for Sugar Case
In a U S District Court in town Thompson received a fine for profiteering in sugar from the Standard Sugar Co. case. The action centers on alleged price manipulation and unlawful profits during the period in question.
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Mttebureh
Dune Bs
J. Ot. Seepefkind
Standard Suerar Co
Reacaedgere Thompson
United States District Court
Re-elected AFL Leader Sarva Cemperas Faces Sixth Term
The American Federation of Labor veteran president Sarva Cemperas was unanimously re-elected at the convention in Montreal and set to begin his sixth term, reinforcing leadership amid ongoing labor negotiations and organizing efforts.
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Montreal
Sarva Cemperas
American Federation of Labor
Convenco
Actress seeks $100,000 from ex-broker in engagement dispute
Miss Maud Ceballos known as Mona Desmond sues Clifford R. Hendrix former New York stock broker for $100,000 claiming engagement began last August and she has supported him. she says he refused to marry her in February and cites her inability to pay.
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New York
Maud Ceballos
Mona Desmond
Clifford R. Hendrix
Wilson Attacks G P Platform Described by W World Correspon
A New York World correspondent reports on President Wilson’s interview after a long illness. The piece notes his weight gain and gradual recovery, his stance against Republican platform planks, and the claim he could not endorse any candidate without support for his league referendum. The account describes his guarded movements and use of a cane in public, reflecting a visibly altered appearance.
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New York
Witc Tudes
Uae
Eypres
PTL
Corres-Pindent
Nnplone Ae
Democrats
Sun Mronersee
Isue
Politica -Kuibaig
Nurtiew Army Vierens
Repub. Cariat ‘Orm. Eecareing
Ves
White House
Hineau
Heyes
Two Men Held in Connection With Underwood Injury
Police hold two men tied to the injury of George Mo Underwood of Cerrelten Mo after he was robbed and attacked near a Wahesa train. One suspect allegedly traveled with Underwood to Kansas City before he was injured. Authorities say the pair may have knowledge of Underwood’s return plans and deny involvement in the incident.
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George Mo Underwood
Cerrelten
Wahesa
Underwood
Kansas City
Wecester Springs
Tinterwood
Michigan Home Economics alumni visit for national meeting
Miss Oseo Hughes, a 1918 home economics graduate, visits the university en route to the National Home Economics Association meeting in Colorado Springs June 24 28. She is joined by Miss Ora Webb and Miss Elizabeth Meguiar from the university home economics department. Webb and Meguiar will attend the convention in Colorado Springs.
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Oseo Hughes
Amence
Michigan Agricultural College
National Home Economics Association
Colorado Springs
Hegehes
Ora Webb
Elizabeth Meguiar
University
Webb
Meguiar
Colorado
Elizabeth Sprague Leads West Tour From University
Westward tour led by Elizabeth Sprague head of home economics at the university departs tomorrow. She will be joined by Miss Tsubel Bevier of Illinois University department to attend a vocational conference in Seattle in late July.
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West
Elizabeth Sprague
University
Tsubel Bevier
Illinois University Department
Seattle
Lakeland Couple Touring Lawrence Area Guests of Petersons
Mr and Mrs E I Thomas of Lakeland Florida visit Lawrence and stay as guests of Mrs P J Peterson and Mr Peterson northwest of Lawrence. The trip highlights a southern duo touring midwest sites with hospitality noted.
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E. I. Thomas
Lakeland, Fla
Lawrence
P._J.'Peterson
Gabe
Nation Must Adopt League Says Taft
Taft asserts the nation must adopt the league with the war creating new burdens and responsibilities. He argues Americans should slowly consider the framework as part of shaping policy and national duty amid partisan divisions.
George W Perkins Dies After Overwork in Finance
George W Perkins financier and longtime member of J. P. Morgan & Company in New York died after a period of nervous exhaustion from intense overwork. Born January 1 in 1860s, he rose from a bookkeeper to Wall Street operator negotiating foreign loans. He retired several years ago and was active in public affairs as a speaker on industrial groups and progressive politics.
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W. Perkine
Perkins
Mr Perkins
Stamford
George
Perians
Picago
France
Georen Walbedee
Sears
Morgan &Companys
Basren
Benefits
Mr. Perkins
D. Tseu
Dseob Verk
Ieton
Gosi
Eisinthes
Gene W. Perkins
Butlers
Tie Meuranee Busines
Th Morgan
Opera Ron
Wall Street
J. Po Morgan & Wormpiany
Cnt
Steel On Harvester Companies
Opening Potter Lake Lattés Safer Switenvine Event
The Potter Lake opening is planned for Saturday after noon with a $20 entry. Life guards will be on duty and safety precautions taken, per the Office of Physical Education at Jacl Nat UaiEy. Jimmy Al. and the archs are coordinating the event for the lake season.
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Piysicnt Edu
Jacl Nat UaiEy
Smd
Jimmy al
Paintings on Enuteep displayed in Innes window
Mrs Knecht, a University of the Fine Arts graduate, shows winter landscapes from Catskills and Ozarks. Forty of fifty works remain on display in the university collection for six weeks. ten paintings sold. Mrs Elizabeth Edie of Lawrence is named as her partner in the display.
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Innes
Masne
Seed O of
University
Catskill Mountains
Ozarks
Universite Setenes
Jnnes
Knecht
Elizabeth Edie
Lawrence
Free Prisoners Paroles For Harvest Work In Kansas Penitentiary
Leavenworth Kansas parole program allows up to about 26 inmates at Lansing to work harvesting. Inmates will work on farmers' lands, with earnings paid to dependents. Prison officials note parolees have approved services or favors.
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Leavenworth
Kans
Kansas State Penitentiary
Lansing
Jap-Russ Peace Talks Break Off At Gongota Station
Peace negotiations started late in May at Gongota station between Japan and Russia with representatives of the far eastern republic and Japanese military mission, but on June 2 the talks were broken off without any agreement.
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Verkhne
Udinsk
Sheria
Gongota Station
Semenoff
Far Eastern Republic
Fraternal Aid Union Concert Postponed Over Weather Threats
A Fraternal Aid Union band program was postponed this evening due to threatening weather, forcing a rescheduling of the Inch event and prompting patrons to await a new date announced by organizers.
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Fraternal Aid Union
Census shows BI gain for Detroit city
Census data indicate Detroit's population more than doubled in ten years, surpassing St Louis Boston Cleveland Baltimore and Pittsburgh to become the fifth largest city in the United States. Growth outpaces Chicago with Detroit ranking behind New York across the nation. Cleveland exceeds St Louis and Pittsburgh, while Boston and Pittsburgh trail.
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Detroit
Chicago
New York
St. Louis Ard
Rostan
Coove- Cond
Belfiviere
Pittstumebh
al Ve
Mithivan
United States
Olle
Venna
Izo
Los Angeles
Cleveland
St. Heure
U U Held First Chapel Fraser Hall Morning
The first chapel of the university held in Fraser Hall at 10 o'clock this morning with speakers praising enrollment and outlining summer plans. Dr Alberta Corbin described ongoing activities and announced a community gathering Monday night at 7. Dr James MatEMith discussed musical education department plans and an end of term exhibition. Chancellor Strong and Dean J Kelly welcomed staff noting summer would mix work and recreation with Friday convocation to continue at Fraser Hall.
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Fraser Hall
Thoee
Alberta Corbin
James “Matemith
Department of Musical Education
Strong
Dean Jr. J. Kelly
Puesto Cf Sic
Dean Kelly
Pao
Hussey Speech To Revantans Details Large Property Losses
Hussey addressed Revantans describing vast property losses exceeding three billion and urging defense measures. He noted widespread figures and cited Rev. Frank Heron Smith and nearby chiefs in discussing postwar reparations and regional concerns.
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Hussey
Amiseshel Iussey
United
Frank Heron Smith
Korea
300 Women Executed by Villa Report Sparks Outcry
A governor’s order and conflicting dispatches claim that 300 women were executed by Villa’s forces in Chihuahua. Mexican authorities and press debated the numbers and motives as the tale circulated amid wartime censorship and propaganda.
Rotary Convention in Atlantic City Draws World Figures
The 16 Rotary Convention gathers in Atlantic City with many prominent world figures expected. Two Kansas men are being considered for the international vice president nomination as delegates discuss attire and events for the June gathering.
Harvest Opens in Douglas County and Kansas women survey
The harvest begins in Douglas County as wheat quality is praised and preparations continue for countywide gathering. Separately a Kansas survey by the State Industrial Commission, led by university women, canvasses twenty five cities to study conditions for women in dry goods work including wages hours and family support.
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H.W
Harvey
Dlarvey
Lawrence
Mies
Inette Garrett
Uautte Rinehart
Geen
Laowrence
Florence Borris
Gillian Cottroe
Reba Shepherd
Oaeser
Kansas
Uty
Leavenworth
Atchison
Kansas State Industrial Commission
Inustice
Wool Can Is Here For Shipping Of Wool
County wool arrives per farm agent R O Smith who says the cash will is closed and shipped June 19. Wool growers must bring their wool to Lawrence immediately. C O Elling, sheep specialist now in Chicago, investigates the company which will hold the wool in storage and has given a favorable report to ILO.
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R. O. Smith
Lawrence
C Og. Elling
Sheep Specialit
Chicago
ILO. Smith
Cuvert
Prohibition Enforcement to Use Special Attorneys
Department announces that starting after June 20 special attorneys will handle the execution of cases arising from violations of Prohibition enforcement laws. The move aims to speed prosecutions and ensure consistent enforcement nationwide.
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Sint. Dore
G. Caneress
Jpstice
Campaign laid out to staff harvest labor countywide
R M Smith county agent plans harvest labor distribution across Douglas County with store partners acting as agents. Farmers to apply two days before wheat readiness. Smith to coordinate with Topeka and Kansas City offices for workers. A Chamber of Commerce meeting will finalize a Lawrence based crew list for local pickup.
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R. O. Smith
Douglas County
R. 0. Smith
Topeka
Kansas City
Farm Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
Lawrence
Mr. Smith
W. A. Flory
Lone Star
R. B. Whitman
Globe
C. J. Filborn
Worden
Noble Messer
Pleasant Grove
G. T. Richards
Kanwaka
FE. G.steele
Belvoir
T. J. Caylor
Clinton
Guides for Pinckney park tourist signs planned in Lawrence
City crews prepare signs directing travelers to the Pinckney park tourist camp along main travel routes in Lawrence. Mayor Kreeck notes visitors have sometimes been unsure of the location despite prior advertising, and the signs will provide information without requiring inquiries.
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Pinckney Park
Lawrence
Det
Kreeck
Dexv
Park Plans Ready for Kaw River South End
Plans for a new park at the south end of the Kaw River have been completed by landscape architect William Frow and submitted to Mayor Scorre TL Kreeck. The plans will be examined by the Mayor's beauty committee and, if approved, work on the park will begin promptly.
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Kaw River
Wiliam Frow
Scorre
TL. Kreeck
Mayer Gets New Job Vice President Post for Kansas Bankers
Mave George L. Kreeck received notification today that he has been made vice president of the savings bank section of the American Bankers Association. The notice was delivered by W. W. Bowman of Topeka, secretary of the Kansas Bankers Association.
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Mayer
George L. Kreeck
Kansas
Savings Bank
American Bankers ‘Seociation
W. W. Bowman
Topeka
Kansas Bankers
Miss Marion Stewart Receives Brother Letter in Denver
Miss Marion Stewart reads a letter stating her brother and Harley Gatlin have arrived in Denver and found splendid roads in the way. The message notes their travel progress and optimism about the journey ahead.
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Marion Stewart
Harley Gatlin
Denver
Mrs W A Weise Visit at W F Weiser Home
Mrs W A Weise and her children from New York City are visiting the home of W F Weiser in Liawrence.
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W. A. Weise
New York City
W. F. Weiser
Liawrence
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