Rotary Talks on Youth and Civic Duty in Toronto
William Lewis Butcher of New York addresses Rotary International in session on Club Activities Day. He warns that youths will shape policy, urging investment in spare-time youth programs and character building to prevent crime and ensure informed future voters. He cites crime costs and urges businessmen to fund youth services over punitive measures.
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Toronto
Associated Press
Rotary International
William Lewis
Butcher
New York
Chilhood
National Surety Company
National Association of Credit Men
Mboya Square
United States
Iligife
Pennsylvania
London
Council
England
Rotary Club of London
London County Council
Stolt Funeral Set for Thursday in McLouth
Obituary of Hon William T Stolt Bank of McLouth president, death shadows town. Funeral Thursday 2:30 PM United Brethren Church. Obituary to appear next week. Community notes list local visits, church events, graduates, and religious education council actions across McLouth and nearby towns.
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Cleveland
E. F. Peterson
William T. Stolt
Bank of McLouth
Gadness
United Brethren Church
Harold W. Steeper
East McLouth
Hollis Lobb
Glynn French
Kansas
Jennie ‘Hesse
U. S. J Navy
Marine Service
John
U. S. S. California
San Pedro Harbor
Calvin
Guam Island
Cecil
Honolulu
MD. Foreman
Dames de
Fred Kelly
Marydell
Guernsey
Wyo
J. W. Foreman
Henry Kenyon
Adna Cox
Lilly Cox
Lawwrence
Sam
Jant
Stockwell
Eliza Landon
Lawrence
Geneva “McHenry and
Davison
Kansas City
Jana
Jana Topeka Respectively, Were Weekend Visitors At Home. Miss Marydmonds
Victory Cafe
J. C G
Perry
Oak Grove
Woodstock
Arthur J. Hacum
E. G. Steeper
J.M. Pennington
J.-W.roberts
Wier Stuart
Young DeMolay to Tour Europe and Paris Olympics
Clayton N. Watkins of Farga Neb 20 who is a DeMolay member sails from New York City tomorrow on the Saronia for a two month tour. The trip includes battlefields of France and visits to Belgium Holland England Norway Sweden and Denmark with plans to witness the Paris Olympic games. Watkins was selected to represent his order on the summer expedition.
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Kansas City
Europe
France
Paris
Belgium
Holland
England
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Clayton N. Watkins
Farga Neb
Order of DeMolay
New York City
Saronia
Young Watkins
Retired Balangiga Hero Hickman Honored at San Francisco Post
Sergeant Taylor B. Hickman of Knoxville Tennessee retired from U S Army life after 26 years of service and a Balangiga massacre legacy. At the Presidio he received compliments and a decoration, recalling the Samar battle where 71 enlisted men and 3 officers faced a brutal dawn attack by Visayans. 250 natives were killed and eight Americans survived.
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Sah
Associated Press
Hickman
Balangiga
Tomorrew
Ninth
U.S. Infantry
Tange
Samar
Pines
Shi Ch
Rasay
Watkins Chosen by Judges at DeMolay Open Contest
DeMolay headquarters announce Watkins selected by judges after an open contest with over 125 000 members eligible and contestants from every state, Canada and the Canal Zone. Judges Frank H. Cheley W R Boorman and H L Haywood weighed twenty qualifications from education to athletic prowess. Watkins, past master councilor of H C Plumley Chapter Fargo, will attend the International Boy Scout Jamboree in Denmark in August before sailing home aboard the SS Oscar 2nd on August 20.
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DeMolay
Watkins
Union
Canada
Canal Zone
Frank H. Cheley
Denver
W. R. Boorman
Chicago
H.L. Haywood
St. Louis
Cheley
Father and’ Son League of America
Boorman
H. C. Plumley
Order of DeMolay
Fargo
America
Denmark
Oscar
Tip topeka rail service revenue boosts propose fishing trips
A Public Utilities Commission report from Topeka cites a unusual source as residents of Woodbine Kaw urge changes to Rock Island train cuts. They argue suspending Sunday service harms weekend fishing trips and propose railways create fishing spots to sustain weekend traffic and revenue.
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Topeka
Kan
State Public Utilities Commission
Rock Island — Railroad
Woorbine
Kaw
Herington
Enterprise
Smoky Hill
Inel
Part Time Operation Reported in Kansas Industries
Topeka June 20 Fifty per cent of Kansas industries were running on a part time basis in May according to the labor division of the industrial court. Railroads shops salt works flour mills auto mobile and machine shops brick plants parking houses refineries and produce houses show reduced hours. Five state employment offices Hutchinson Wichita Salina Kansas City and Topeka reported 6 340 applications for work in May led by Kansas City with 2 500 of which 1 000 were from negroes. Of the total applications 78 per cent were by unskilled workers.
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Topeka
Kan
Kemsms
Industrial Court
Hutchinson
Wichita
Salina
Kansas City
Candler Seeks Divorce From May Little Candler
Asa G. Candler Sr., prominent Atlanta capitalist, files for divorce from wife Mrs. May Little Candler alleging cruel treatment. Proceedings filed in Atlanta on June 20 and detail the divorce petition.
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Atlanta, Ga
Asa G. Candler
Atlanta Capitalist
May Little Candler
Dancing the Favorite Recreation Among Indians of the Far North
Fairbanks Alaska June 17 Associated Press Dancing has become the chief recreation among interior Alaska Indians says Miss Katherine G Kane teacher at Kokrines on the Yukon above Ruby Some young men can dance the latest fox trots while others accompany with guitar mandolin or ukulele Men are fond of pool and cards but money circulates from win to loss Sten ny making snowshoes is a fading craft Motor boats are a tribe hobby Canoes remain popular but less fascinating Duke pelts fur catch below normal Red foxes plentiful but rubbed Lynx numerous Muskrat prices higher
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Fairbanks
Alaska
Katherine G.kane
Kokrines
Yukon River
Kane
Alugh
Fulton court reveals Candler marriage in Atlanta divestment
Fulton County court filings public today reveal Mr. Candler, founder of Cora Cola, married May Little Ragin a year ago in the Candler Building. After a honeymoon trip to northern cities, he installed his bride in the Druid Hills home, Atlanta.
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Fulton
Mr. Candler
Cora Cola
May Little Ragin
Candler
Druid Hills
Atlanta
Bond registrations surge in Kansas City Wyandotte cases
State Auditor Norton A Turner reports a sharp rise in monthly bond registrations led by Kansas City and Wyandotte county. Total for the month hits 2,726,686 with 17 issues for refunding notes and indebtedness. County and city warrants include light plant, drainage, waterworks, memorial hall, and parkland island bonds, plus many school and rural high school districts across Kansas.
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Topeka
Kan
Jung
Norton A. Turner
Kansas City
Wyandotte
Kansas
City-Wyandotte
Arkansas River
Kansas City- Wyandotte
Follaing
Fel Dorado
Leavenworth
Fort Scott
Bronson
Tittsbury
Clyde
Douglas County
Greenwood County
Ruviak
Choutaqua County
Whitfield Board of Education
Thomas and Sheridan Courtis
Uisiiet
Loran
Thomas E
Haskell County
Edwards County
Wilson
Chautauqua County
Salina
Golf
Manhattan
Arkansas City
Junction
City
Water and Light
Fredonia
Coldwater
Gas City
Allen County
Chanute
Gove County
Rankin’s Drug Store
Mass
Wagner Raps Bayreuth in American Tour Speech
Siegfried Wagner returns from a fundraising tour to Bayreuth praises the American trip for festivals. He says money raised will revive the summer opera season but not long enough to sustain it, cites anti Bayreuth propaganda and the Washington flag incident as major blows. He notes artistic success and warm American hospitality. The piece also mentions a Presbyterian synod protest against mobilization plans for General Pershing and a wireless transmission claim by inventor Edouard Pelin.
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Bayreuth
Bavaria
Associated Press
Siegfried Wagner
America
Bay
Wagner
Proaganda
United “States
Germany
Jacksonville
Presbyterian Synod
Mmethod
Scriice
London leisurewear adopts sturdy walking jeans
London shoppers show off durable walking jeans described as masculine and practical, not slim feminine styles. The article notes the garments use stout lengths of ash or cherry wood for a rustic, clumsy aesthetic and outdoor appeal.
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London
Zanes
Retail trade in Germany hits worst year since war
Berlin reports the past year as the worst in Germany s retail trade history per the Association of Department Stores annal. Germany s 1923 inflation, Ruhr disruption, price quoting in foreign currencies, and strict margins squeezed retailers. 1928 may revive to a prewar basis with Bretton stabilization.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Germany
Association
Ruhr
Weird Hungarian servant murders master by staged hanging
Budapest reports a bizarre case at Somogyy Castle where Bela Marffy, a Hungarian noble, died by a contrived hanging to study the sensation. His servant, hoping to witness the moment of death, let him die and then stole the master's money after the murder. The coroner ruled death by own action, but the servant later confessed to homicide and theft.
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Budapest
Somoigy Castle
Bela Marffy
Marffy
Hf Aegline
Vant
Murneret
Marily
Tmg
Marny
Dublin Corporation Dissolved and Placed Under Commissioners
Public approval greeted the dissolution of Dublin Corporation by President Gosgrave Tharé as city affairs are entrusted to three commissioners Champion House Cleaner Mayer’s Wonderful Remedy promoted as a harmless cure for stomach and intestinal issues. One dose guarantees satisfaction or money back at Round Corner Drug Store and other druggists.
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Dublin
Gosgrave
Tharé
Ts -Champion House
Mayer
Champion House
Round Corner
Glass heart that beats on Dresden exhibit
A glass heart that beats via a small electric motor and circulates a red fluid through glass arteries was placed on display in Dresden on June 20, reported by Associated Press. The device demonstrates early experiments in artificial circulation and mechanical heart mechanisms.
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Dresden
Germany
Associated Press
Republican gathering set at Union schoolhouse
A Republican meeting is planned at the Union schoolhouse on Tuesday June 24 at 5 o clock. Willow Springs township urges attendance. Local business notices promote Rankin's Drug Store and vacation travel terms.
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Union-school
Tugs
Itme
Willow Springs
Rankin’s Brug
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Far
McNish
Wdenard Pelin
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London Ladies
Tondon
Royal Mint
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Associated’ Press
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Lawrence National Bank
Rom
Seum
Good Housekeeping Institute
Kansas Electric Power
Blue Ribbon Bread
Brinkman’s
Bakery
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