Russia Agitates Chinese Uprising Sparks Global Alarm
Moscow appeals to Chinese workers peasants to resist imperial power and abolish foreign jurisdiction. Peking delegates demand China sever ties with Great Britain. Reports from Canton note a bank cashier shot near the Shameen bridge after withdrawing hospital funds. London papers warn the Shanghai conference collapse and central government aid fuel unrest as the situation grows disquieting.
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Moscow
Russian Peasants International
Mooscow
China
Peking
Great Britain
Rea
Canton
A. P
Shameer
London
Shanghai
Times
Polar Trip Heads From Wiscasset Toward Arctic
A Maine send off as Bowdoin and Peary, with Donald Baxter MacMillan and two score crew, depart Whale Wharf at 2:42 PM escorted by two navy boats and cheering crowds of schoolchildren. A radio broadcast from the Peary reads thanks to Maine friends and predicts a return about September 20.
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Wiscasset
Maine
Bowdoin
Peary
Donald Baxter MacMillan
Sheepscot
MacMillin
Navy
Rational Geographic
Whale
the Peary
Eugene
McDonald
iChicago
Avetic
Pada
Salt Deposit Development Near Wenatchee Brews New Resource
Wenatchee, Washington, June 20 Associated Press reports a large salt deposit reaching 28 feet is described as very pure. Development has begun with tunnels through solid crystal, dynamite used to loosen it, and ore shipped ten miles to Oroville for reprocessing. Early assays indicate lamp black and fuel oil have been involved in the process.
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Wenatchee
Wash
Associated Pr Ss
Oroville
Robison
Washington
Associated Press
J. K. Robison
Storm’ Center
Teapot Dome
Young golfer leads at Wichita in state golf match
Fred Salmans an 11 year old, outdrove and outplayed veteran Art Eckland in the first round of the thirty six hole state golf tournament championship at Wichita. Salmans led five up after the initial round, matching the tone of an upset over the former state champion as the match progressed.
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Wichita
Fred Salmans
Art.” Ekland
Kan
Jie Salmans
Art Eckland
Eckland
Salmans
Sheldon Scott
Cigoys
H Weaver
Yar
Selmans
Ikland
Hale
Paulen to borrow funds to secure federal aid
Governor Paulen announced plans to borrow 75000 from Topeka banks to fund highway supervision in Kansas. The loan aims to unlock more than two billion dollars in federal aid for road construction, with repayment planned from the gasoline tax funds next year.
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Topeka
Kan
Associated? Presse
Paulen
Karsag
United States Bureau of Public Roads
Highway Commission
Walter van Byck
Arms
Highway Department
Paulén
Expedition to tag whales from Portsmouth to Antarctic
An expedition set to depart from Portsmouth in June will tag whales with identity discs and take notes on their habits to study polygamy birth rates lifespans and movements. Discs will be fired into whales from crossbows and records kept for each tag. The Falkland Islands may host the base under colonial office oversight with Captain Scott’s Discovery as the research ship.
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Portsmouth
Eng
Associated Press
Antarctic
Falkland Islands
Colonial Office
Washington June Outlook and Kansas Forecast Summary
June outlook notes fair weather with possible showers early in the week. Upper Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys show generally fair conditions with some showers later. Temperatures near or above normal, with clearer skies tonight and Sunday in Kansas.
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Washington
Upper Missippi
Missouri
Walley
Court Hears Tenney Testimony In Shepherd Trial
Chicago June 20 A P Discontent rises as cross examination of chief witness William Scott continues. Dr Frederick Tenney head of the city lab testifies that Faiman could not have obtained typhoid germs as stated and that such germs would have died before use. Prosecutor Crowe presses, noting past germ work and possible lab leaks. The defense seeks to adjourn over the weekend to study replies, claiming it unfair to the defense. Evidence of hospital licensing and prior school ties to Bundesen emerge amid court tensions.
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Chicago
A. P
William Scott
Stewart
William Darling Shepherd
Frederick O. Tenney
Chicago Health Department Laboratory
Robert E. Crowe
Shepherd
Faiman
Billy McClintock
Crowe
Tenney
Farman
National University of Sciences
Townes
City Health Department
Billy MacClintock
Herman Bundesen
Fenney
Bundesen
Siena
Thomas J. Lynch
Stewart Gron
Bath
Pro Auto Thief King’s Crime Spanning States
Robert King, once jailed in Montgomery County for auto theft, operated as a professional car thief across Kansas. He stole and abandoned cars in Winfield Independence Coffeyville and Springfield Mo, was recaptured, and returned to the county. Also noted were recommendations for appointing Ewing Herbert and A. C. Jobes to the Philadelphia sesquicentennial celebration, plus a wage hike for the Boot and Shoe Workers Union and a figure about a four year old’s brain.
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Independente
Robert King
Lansing
Montgomery County
Kansas City
Winfield
Independence
Ft. Scott
Coffeyvilles
Springfield
Topeka
Junée
Ewing Herbert Hiawatha
A. C. Jobes
Overland ‘Park
Kansas
Philadelphia
Goolidge
Paulen
Msas
Awaiting Hangman as 18 Stabbed in Jail
Bernard Grant once slated for execution amid clemency petitions was stabbed five times in his jail cell. Walter Krauser, co-defendant in the police killing, has won a new trial, as Grant faced possible execution in August unless pardoned or commuted.
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Chicago
Bernard Grant
Walter Krauser
Grant
Krauser
Bids Open Next Wednesday for South Sections of Memorial Stadium
Kansas Memorial Stadium plans progress as two south sections near completion. Bids to include dressing rooms and coaching quarters will be opened Wednesday at the Athletic Office in Robinson Gymnasium, announced by Athletic Director J G Allen. Originally set for Monday, the date was extended due to late bid submissions. If approved, the south end will feature a finished appearance and enhanced facilities.
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Kansas “Memorial, Stadium
Robinson Gymnasium
J. GC. Allen
Patchy baseball results from today across leagues
National League games feature Brooklawn and Pittsburgh each recording runs with home runs by Cayter, Carey, and Hynast among others. Philadelphia, Chicago, New York, and Cincinnati posted offense while pitchers Nehf Wismer Snyder and Krueger contributed. American League saw St Louis and Philadelphia tally high scores, with Carrol Holloway Davis Wells Bassler and Woodall among the hitters. Detroit and Boston also produced runs as pitching rotation details show multiple relievers. Kansas City and Indianapolis tied in a separate American Association matchup with Schaack Shinault Burwell Schmanske Robertson among players noted.
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Brookij
Pittsburgh
Petty
Hubbell
Greene
Taylor
Haygreaves
Adams
Smith
Gooch
Guyter
Wright
Cayter
Carey Hi
Phila
Chicago
Mitchell
Wilson
Alexander
Hartnett
Alartant
New York
Cincinnati
Nehf
Wismer
Snyder
Rixey and Krueger
Boston
St. Louis
Ryan
Gibson
Lotterpa ‘At
O'Farrell
Phil
Mogridge
Danforth
Giardo
Rego
Groves
Baumgartner
Walberg
Perking
Cochrane
Hale
Deroit
Carroll
Holloway
Davis
Wells
Bassler
Woodall
Roffing
Indianapolis
Schaack and Shinault
Burwell
Schmanske and Robertson
Wichita releases pitcher Indendence evolving Campbell
Archie Campbell, pitcher for the Wichita club of the Western League, has been released to Independence by Frank Isbell. Campbell posted three wins and eight losses this season with Wichita and is expected to shoulder much of Independence’s pitching in the remainder of the season.
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Independence
Kan
Archie Campbell
Wichita
Frank I £Bell
Iazies
Wichita Elb
Ad Everetts
Tazies
Elmer Myers
Los Angeles
Isbell
Campbell Campbell
Second River Rise Did Not Last Long At Perry
Flood peaked early today along the Delaware river valley around Perry with the crest near 15.5 feet and falling to 15.1 by 2 PM. Extensive damage followed as the Delaware bridge and land were swept away, several buildings lost, and hundreds of acres inundated. Damage in the valley is estimated near $1.1 million with crops largely destroyed.
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Deleware River
Perry
Vailey Falls
Pleasant Valley
Deles
Legion
Trent Dam
Delaware Bridge
Lecompton Road
Cave Samples
Delaware
Marshall Michael
Mitchell Grove
Ed ‘Arnold
Oskalonsa
Delaware Valley
Drift Jam Exploded to Clear Kaw River Channel
About a dozen blasts were set yesterday afternoon in a drift jam at the Kaw river island above the dam. Workers from Bowersock mills used food sized charges, loosening the mass as the river began to fall. By morning, much of the island had washed away though larger trees still stood. some hope drift may further erode as flood crest passes. Ernest Rasoid and Carl Sundquist returned from a three day business trip near Gallup New Mexico. Radio parts, batterfed Manna’s.
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Kaw
Bowersock Mills
Trotzky Compromises With Capital In Moscow Conference
Leon Trotsky expressed support for handing over building of large electrical stations in Soviet Russia to foreign contractors while backing social protection in industry. He warned against a blockade of domestic industry and said compromises would be considered if Soviet power could not keep up with development.
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iMoscow
Associated Press
Y Leon Trotsky
Russia
Tam
Social
Jst
Democrats Urge Yearlong Party Organization and Funds
At a court house meeting six Democrats discussed sustaining party activity year round via a Democratic service bureau in Topeka. They stressed fundraising, statewide organization across 105 counties, and building party infrastructure to back candidates. Speakers included CG Little and J Little, who attacked tariffs, linked big business to Republican campaigns, and touted Davis and Pallen as key figures.
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Court House
Obert Good
Topeka
J. Good
Good
Jonathan Davis
CG. B. Little
Little
Mr. Little
Russell Dyer
Congress
Canada
United States
Republican Party
Ben S. Pallen
Paulen
Jacob Radsky
Davis Campsigh
Davis
Radsky
Democratic Party
Budsky
Roger Williams
Williams
Board of Administration
Pratt Kansas Woman Shot Woman in Local Incident
Miss Oma Lamont, 23, of Pratt, hospitalized with a back wound after Bertha Strobel, 28, fired two shots from a .38 revolver at close range. One shot hit Lamont in the back, and authorities report no action yet. Strobel, three months married, was reportedly involved with both women and Strobel’s husband.
Harvest Hand Shortage Affects Douglas County Wheat
Douglas county farmers report a slight shortage of harvest hands as wheat work resumes after recent rains. About 22 000 acres in the county, with upland wheat in full swing and bottoms delayed until midweek, face variable yields but generally good quality. County Agent Colglazier notes ongoing pest issues from Hessian fly and chinch bugs, urges early plowing and volunteer wheat removal to guard next year. Wages average $3 daily with board and room. demand exceeds supply, prompting farmers to call the agent for help.
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Douglas County
Colglatter
Pleasant Grove
Colglazier
H. C. Colglazier
Notables to Visit Hays for Summer Term Lectures
Kansas State and Teachers College of Hays will host notable visitors this summer. Pres. V released a partial list of lecturers and musicians for the term, including Tolstoy related figures, editor Edwin E. Slossan, soprano Phraidie Wells, and Glenn Drake. Speakers run from June 22 to July 8, with educators and Canadian lecturer Charles A. Clark among others.
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Hays
Kan
Kansas State
Teachers College of Hays
Cor Tra Tolstoy
Russia
Les Tolstoy
Sevat Tolstoy
Edwin
Phradie Wells
New York Metropolitan Opera Company
Glenn Drake
Chicago
Enor
Hays Music Festival
Drake
Miss. Wells
Edward H. Gripes
Charles A. Clark
J. J. Hewlon
Denver
W.S. Heusner
Salina
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MacMillan
Plastérer
Plasterers Ad ‘Bricklayers
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Plasterers
Eece
Kreeck
George“Kreeck
New‘ “York City
Paraguay
Southern ‘Cross
Asuncion
Kreack
Fopeka Topeka
Larabee
Flour - Mills ° Corporation
Kew Millingy
Lise Blanche West
J J. Ayi West
Chiropractor
Scott
J. R. Stenhouse
Tenny
Grove
Boot and Shoe Workers’ Union of America
Archie
Campbell
Brooklyn
Cuyler
Pirates
Carey
Yankees
White Sox
Babes
Ruth
Second River
Ernest ‘Rasoid
Carl
Sund
Radio parts,” batterfed_Manna’s
Trotzky
Robert
Thelma Abbott
Mr. l
Amos
Salt Peake
Alice Swansey
Kanwaka
Kansas State Teachers College
Venice
Bangkok
Norway
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