Lindbergh Honored In St Louis Parade Welcome
The city of St Louis organized a grand parade honoring Charles Lindbergh the famed aviator nicknamed Spirit of St Louis. Tens of thousands lined the downtown streets as bombs and dirigibles moved overhead during the procession ending at the Coronade Hotel for a luncheon. Lindbergh rode in an open car waving to cheering crowds while officials and Scouts celebrated his historic transatlantic flight.
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Dauntless
Charle Lindbergh
Syelie
Ste Lobis
New York
Paris
Bindbergh
Garane
Vonvoy
Alravens
Concrest
St. Louis Warade
Scott Field Ag
Eas
Lind- Bantanoor
Davis
Dwight Mavis
Louis
Ant
Mebindivens
Milet
Army
Navy
Lindberg
Lindell Beulew
Locust Street
Twentiet
Washington
iWtreet
Olive
Locust
Coronade Hotel
Cornade
Lindbergh
Filers
Mral Evangeline Ode Lindbergh
Detroit
Congress Hotel
Ivings
St. Neia Xavier Cathedral
Bev
Bnei of
Wa Scoute
Coronade
Ij Sone de- Sonte- Hershaw
Cardinals
He Talks Around the World Amateur Radio Star McKeever
Fergus McKeever, 17, of 13 Ninpus Road, operates a 50 watt transmitting tube on 40 meters. He has contacted 43 countries on six continents and many islands, exchanging wireless messages with ships and nations. He is famed as a pioneering American amateur and serves as manager for Kansas Amateurs in the American Radio League.
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Fergus McKeever
Nin Pus Road
McKeever
Siberia
Africa
Willy
Tokyo
Japan
United States
Edwin Cozzens
Cameroons
California
Indiana
Nd McKeever
Australia
Idan
Kansas
Ameri- Radi
Topeka Case Seeks Payouts From Guaranty Fund
In Topeka June 18 AP reports C Bliss of Winfield faces the Kansas Supreme Court in a bank fund case to determine valid claimants and priority of payments. With liabilities exceeding assets and a rule tying claims to bank failure time, Bliss must balance bank estates and individual claimants interests. The court has ruled the fund insolvent and direct aid officers bear deposits during solvency. Attorneys general and state banking department counsel present issues to the commissioner to settle assets within a year and end long state litigation.
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Topeka
Kang
Blass
Winfield
Supreme Court
Due Supreme Court
Unitdd States Supreme Court
Kansas Supreme Court
Pliant A. Smith
George T. McDermott
State Banking Department
Sewat
Guaranty Fund
Parole Hearing for Waldron Amid Clemency Request in Trypeka
Governor hears application for pardon or parole for W Waldron a former pastor from Great Bend sentenced to five to twenty-one years for a statutory offense. Waldron did not attend the hearing, his attorney and friends spoke in support of clemency amid state penitentiary confinement for nearly two years. The report notes Social Service League activity with Salvage Store totals and community aid during May to June.
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Trypeka
Kans
Invern
W. Waldron
Great Bend
Paulen
Waldron
Yingre
Tee Wyoman
Ofris
E Store
Weekly Weather Forecast for Southern Rockies and Plains
Forecaster notes general fair conditions in the Southern Rocky Mountain and plateau region with isolated thunder showers in Colorado and northern New Mexico. For the upper Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys and central Great Plains expect one or two light showers, otherwise fair, with temperatures near normal. Kansas forecast mostly fair tonight and Sunday, with some regional road issues and varying temperatures.
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Rocky “Mountain
Colorado
New Mexico
Mississippi
Missouri
Great Plains
North
Tronk
Arkansas City
Amporia
Otiaival
Topeka
Flight plans announced for cross pacific Fokker mono hull
Lester Maitland and Alfred Hegenberg of Bellingham intend to fly their three motor Fokker monoplane from San Diego to Hawaii before July 15 with a preliminary San Antonio confirmation. Five Washington pilots confirmed the San Antonio test, with Kelley Field as departure after arriving at 4 50 p m yesterday. The route may include El Paso and Tucson as stops. Meanwhile in San Francisco officials consider a Honolulu to San Francisco round trip, as the Army Air Corps contemplates a July test flight amid efforts to raise funds for flights. Richard Grace, Los Angeles aviator, sails for Hawaii with his aircraft to attempt Honolulu to San Francisco rounds.
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I Antonio
Texas
Lester J. Maitland
al. Id. Hegenberg
Belling
Wash
Fokker
San Diego
Hawaii
San Antonio
Washington
Kelley Field
el Paso
Tucson
San Francisco
Venolulu
Grace
Honolulu
College Summer Enrollment Sees Big Rise in Liberal Arts
Summer session enrollment at the university shows a major jump in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences with a total around 660, an increase of 109 over last year. Graduate School and School of Education also report gains, while unclassified students rise to 197 and overall totals exceed prior year levels.
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College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
School of Education
School of Fine Arts
School of Business
Yortance
Restaurant man dead after World’s Fair venture
John R Thompson, a Vermilion County Illinois merchant who built a coffee can enterprise from a small general store, died yesterday at his Lake Forest estate after a six year illness. He rose from a one store venture to a national chain in a era of “One-at-a-Time” white tile, leaving a large fortune and a ready-made mini empire in many cities.
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John KR. Thoumeon
Thompson
Wiehlands
Lake Forest
Vermillion Couity
Sun Fied
John R. Thompson
Coolidge Watches Arms Conference in Black Hills Visit
President Coolidge praised the naval arms conference as editors from the National Editorial Association visited his mountain lodge near Rapid City South Dakota He said he watches the talks with optimism and noted reports from Geneva and world affairs Elkland buffalo barbecue greeted the editors and local governors in the Stuart Creek valley as Coolidge and Mrs Coolidge arrived for a brief reception and a fishing trip on Squaw Creek during the day
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Rapid City
S.D
Coolidge
Geneva
Black Hills
Great Britain
Japan
National Editorial Association
Washington
Goolidge
Rulow
South, Dakota
McMullen
Nebraska
Lowden
Stuaw Creek
Iin
Squaw Creek
Raund City
State Lodge
Errak
Berlin Aviators Plan European Tour After Visit
Berlin June 18 Clarente D Chamberlin after his first real flight since arriving in Europe piloted a plane briefly and invited Germany’s only licensed woman pilot to fly with him. Charles A Levine, companion of Chamberlin, rode as passenger in Franetlin Rasche’s plane en route from Magdeburg to Berlin. The American aviators and their wives prepare to leave for Munich at 9 am tomorrow to visit European cities.
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Berlin
Clarente D. Chamberlin
Europe
Columbia
Peribyt
Franelin
Charles A. Levine
Chambierlin
Franetlin Rasche
Magdeburg
Munich
Tugche
Lindy Raises Championship Flag At St Louis Event
Charles A. Lindbergh appeared before about sixteen thousand fans in St Louis to raise the championship flag won last year by the Cardinals. Landis and Heydler spoke as dignitaries and the crowd cheered while Lindbergh, accompanied by the Cardinals, reviewed the field. Will Rogers reported afterward that his condition after surgery remained favorable.
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St. Ahovis
Une
Charles A. Lindbergh
St. Louis Cardinals
Linds
K.M
Landis
Baseball
Lindbergh
March of the Cardinals
Chamionship
Heydler
National League
Ant Noione
Southern Baptists Gift to Ottawa University Campaign
The Northern Baptist Convention board promised a 390,000 gift to Ottawa University’s financial drive, relayed to President Erdman Sint via Dr. F W Padelford. Cash and pledges totaling about 604000 were reported, not including this gift, as of June 18 in Ottawa Kansas.
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Board of Education
Th Northern, Baptist Convention
Ottawa University
Erdman Sint
F. W. Padelford
Chicago
Dr. Smith
Ottawa
Kans
Rivers in Kansas Flood Waters Rise Across Counties
The Saline Solomon and Smoky Hill rivers remain high near Salina with the Solomon over roads north of town and Saline near bridge approaches. In Lincoln county floodwaters flood Owl and Brush creeks washing out farms while the Kaw near Ashland is receding after dynamiting a levee to protect a bridge and a farm.
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Salina
Kans
Solomon
Smoky Hill
Lincoln
Lincoln County
Manhattan
Kas
Ashland
Kaw River
Here
Kaw
Robbery suspect shoots storekeeper in rural Oklahoma
In Okemah Oklahoma a man named M Lindsey shot and killed Maul Eddington late at night at a small station and store nine miles east of town. Lindsey was held for investigation while charges are prepared. Ian Vddington and four companions witnessed the incident as they arrived at the station to purchase clothing.
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Okemah
Okls
API
Eddington
M. T Lindsey
Lindsey
Bax
Ian Vddington
Bryant
Red
Menryetta
Witnessis
Matthew Kimes
Ginning Boys and Girls Class Start At Chamber of Commerce
Miss Stapleton, city chair of the work, announced new classes will begin Monday at the Chamber of Commerce. A life saving class may start if enough enroll by week’s end. Enrollment in the swimming class is sixty, with room for more students.
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Chamber of Commerce
Pont
Joie Stapleton
Ciary
Miss Stapleton
Sewage cave-in threatens Evansville riverfront buildings
A sewer cave-in draining into the Ohio River near Evansville's business district enlarged enough to threaten several riverfront structures. Officials ordered the southern Indiana Gas and Power plant shut to avert further collapse as it supplies power to Evansville and seven other Indiana cities. A separate report from Gherrivale Kansas notes a July 7 special election to approve a $35,000 bond for a new trade school after a prior bond defeat for a high and grade school. In Cambridge Mass., MIT dean Henry Paul Talcott, a leading chemist, died at Boston City Hospital.
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Evansville
Ind
Ohio River
Indiana Gas and Power Plant
Fyansville
Indiana
Powe
Gherrivale
Kans
Andrade School
MIT. T
Cambrides, Mass
Henry Paul Talcott
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
City Hospital
Boston
Wheat Harvesting Begins in Douglas County
Wheatcutting in Douglas county started this afternoon on the Fred Laptad farm northwest of town. Harvest Queen, an early variety, is expected to yield over 40 bushels per acre, possibly surpassing last year's 44 bushels. The Kaw valley crops are in 100 percent condition with favorable weather boosting wheat oats and potatoes.
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Douglas
Fred Laptad
Laptad
Kaw Valley
Layptad
Witnesses Testify In Coffeyville Assault Case On March Night
Independence Kansas AP reports in Coffeyville the March 17 alleged assault by white men on Miss Margaret Akers and Miss Julia Mooney, triggering a March 18 mob riot with gunfire. Kennedy, a Wichita salesman, sits with attorney Arch Williams as Akers, the key witness, says the attackers were white men. Mooney faces accessory before the fact charges while courtroom rules remove under eighteen witnesses and spectators.
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Independence
Kansas
Ira
Kennedy
Wichita
Kans
Coffeyville
Margaret Akers
Coffey-v Ile
Julia Mooney
Miss Mooney
Miss Akers
Mooney
Ias
Arch FL Williams
Percols
Ui Ifrenios Akers
Aioe Fae
Aranger
M. Wedshire
Akers
Margaret
Neal Hayden
Chet Benotie
New Pathology Head Named for Medical Association Role
Dr. Harry Wahl, dean of the University of Kansas School of Medicine, appointed chairman of pathology section 1 of the American Medical Association. Wahl is professor of pathology and heads Bell Memorial Hospital and the University Hospital. JR. Fla Major, pathology professor, recently spoke at the Iowa State Medical Society in Moline. Kendall and Misys Jane Jones plan to move to Norfolk, Virginia, where Kendall has received a Navy commission.
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Harry ¥. Wahl
University of Kansas School of Medicine
American Medical Association
Doctor Wahl
Bell Memorial Hospital
University Hospital
JR. Fla
Bell Hospital
Thingis State Medical Society
Moline
Rikmi Kendall
Jane Jones
Norfolk
Kendall
Navy
Officers Raid a Home Seize Alleged Liquor in Lawrence
Police raided Leona Murray’s home at eighth and Pennsylvania streets after a tip, seizing a quart of alleged liquor. Murray rushed inside as officers arrived. the case was referred to the sheriff. Kansas City men Ty Bush and J E Barnes were arrested on drunkenness and careless driving charges, with bonds set at 100 dollars each.
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Leona Murray
Eighth
Pennsylvania
Murray
Kansas City
I. Ty Bush
J. E. Barnes
Karas City
World Census Shows Rise in Automobiles in Use
Washington June 18 AP World census of automobiles in use public by commerce department today shows 22,187,934 machines in operation. This was an increase of 76,658 over January. The United States had 180 percent of the total.
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Washington
Inhue
Tnta
Globe
Watts to Speak at Union Service in Seah Park Sunday
Dr Watts of First Baptist Lawrence will address the Union Service in Seah Park. He is a lecturer and former pastor from Northampton and Brown University Theological Seminary. Miss Guila Giress will be soloist with selections by Carrie Jacob Bond and a hymn. Mrs Oyis Straffon will accompany on piano and a volunteer chorus from Lawrence churches will assist.
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John F- Watts
First Baptist Church of
Lawrence
Union Sert Yice
Seah Park
Watts
Brown Universitheological Seminary
Middle West
Northampton
Mass
Coolidge
Smith College
Oyis Straffon
Thomas
Jailbreak and Bank Robbery Suspects Identified in Vinita
News notes report a jailbreak from Craig county jail near Vinita Oklahoma. Three armed men, Hank, Clanton and Taylor, fled with a prisoner and assaulted a guard using an alarm clock. They allegedly robbed a bank of about 5200 dollars near Bernice and escaped in a car driven by Frank Russell, pursued by authorities.
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Vinita
Okla
Tund
Disney
Theen
Hank
C.H. Hill
Eddie Clanton
RS. Taylor
Slyack
Jaiglense
Van Heeke to Speak at First Baptist on Four Religions
WT Prat and Van Heeke of the University Law Department will address Syn mer on Sunday at 5 morning in the First Baptist Church at the corner of Beth and Kentucky. The talk titled The Reveonalities Rack of the Foury Great Religions will be open to all attendees.
For Sale Ad Reads Miscellaneous Household Items
An old classified notice lists furniture clothing and camp equipment for sale. The ad mentions items stored away in a four room space and notes a journal entry style reference. The reader is invited to inquire about the miscelaneous sale items.
Phone 48 A courtens clerk 1 receivn 8 me ad
A garbled text fragment describes a court clerk receiving eight items or notices and a phone reference. Details are unclear but the item appears administrative and court related with mentions of reception and a number. The exact entities and actions cannot be determined from the fragment.
High School Boys On Farm Projects
Lawrence high school boys in the agricultural department are pursuing farming projects spanning forty-six acres of corn plus twenty-two and a half acres of wheat and thirteen sowS for market hogs. An orchard class project is mapped with three sprays applied to trees before summer. Students are actively farming this summer while the department also tests wheat varieties at home and conducts corn variety trials, with multiple seed types and potato seed experiments noted.
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Lawrence High School
Cherrie
Meais
Lawrence
Turkey
Farcaster
Harvest Queen
Jen Fultz
Poole
Michigan
Ondlet
Kasas
Kansas
Ansas
Arthur Heck
Reidy Lellow Dent Hialdsett
Midland
Ordeal en Director to Speak on Music Appreciation
A Detroit recital education program invites the public schools to four lectures on music appreciation. Lectures will be in Central Administration Building Room 1A and open to all interested, hosted by Miss Raimiarte with details pending.
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Athetis
Eelucationak
Detroit Symphony
Centhal
Keilain Signals Open Discussion on Cruiser Size
Geneva dispatch reports Lord of the Admiralty arriving for the three power naval conference with the United States and Japan. The British delegate declares that all questions concerning the disposition of warships would be open for discussion as the conference opens.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Britain
Admiralty
States
Japan
Merger plan and lectures loom for state educators
In Clevelandia on June Ww AP report notes a lecture by Hendricks of the State Teachers College attended by Sica and Prof EL W Amerson in a Little Theatre setting. Negotiations toward a merger between Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers factions and Mites Management draw attention as a financial operation unfolds. Reed condemns corruption and urges voters to uphold old-time government fundamentals in a Tennessee Bar Association speech quoted by AP.
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Collen
Little Theatre
Greenall
Ace
EL W. Amerson
Clevelandhia
Brotherhood of Locomotive “Engineers
Mites Management
Bir
Phils
Jadelpha
Brotherhood
Kksown
Reed
Johnson City
Jaime
Bear
Missouri
Tennessee Bar Association
National
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