Pirates Still on Atlantic Waters Search for Missing Crew
The United States through consuls began a worldwide search for the missing crew of the Bath Maine schooner Deering which wrecked near Cape Lookout in January. Investigators note disappearance of the Hewitt and other vessels, with reports of a captured crew and no found lifeboats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Carroll A. Deering
Bath
Maine
North Carolina
State Department
Department of Justice
Department For Commerce
Hewitt
Sabine Pass
Texas
Bosam
Deering
Deerings
Cape [Lookout
North Carolinas
White
Fron
de Janeiro
Norfolk
Cape Hatterds
Pease
Derry
Bavent
Portland
Diamond Shoals
Henry Datz
Department of Commerce
Boston
Anj
Wies
Albynn
Albyan
Cape Hatteras
Bai Unda
Ain
Kansas Forecast Says Pleasant Start With Mild Midweek
Forecast for Kansas shows generally fair conditions with little temperature change through Wednesday. Temperatures listed for 7 pm yesterday and 2 pm today indicate a mild pattern with a high near yesterday's maximum and a low near today's minimum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Topeka Campaign Starts With 75 Workers
A campaign in Topeka launched today with seventy five workers beginning canvassing this morning to reach voters.
Topeka Holds Large Stadium-Union Campaign Meeting
A Topeka gathering explained the Kansas stadium union to KV alumni and students, with Chancellor Lindsey noting gifts are for the future. The campaign aims for 40000 and ends Thursday. a $200 gift from the Military Sisterhood was announced for Shawnee county memorials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Stadium and Union
K. Valuani
Topeka
F. E. Wiley
Stadium-Union Carapalgs
Shawnee County
Lindsey
Mom’ny
Military Sisterhood
R. J. Delano
Kansas City
K. U
Forest
Alten
Ireeter
W. J. Barratt
Memorial Corporation
George Potey
Clark
Bert, Ghes
Dean H. L. Butler
Otto B. Gufler
City approves July hearing on North Seventh street paving
The city commission adopted a resolution setting July 13 for a joint hearing with the county on North Seventh street paving to connect the Fort to Fort highway with brick to Locust street. County officials will also review the project and invite Union Pacific officials to discuss slabbing near the railroad depot. Auto license receipts total $402 for the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Commission
North Seventh Street
Board of County Commissioners
Fort
Fort Hand
Locust Street
Tnion Pacific
Suffrage Fight Grows As Union Votes Seen For Both Sides
Conflicting claims from factions in a union election leave exact results unknown. Leaders report strong backing from key unions including Amalgamated Iron, Steel and Tin Workers, Machinists, Mine Workers, and Carpenters, totaling about 16 544 voters. The decision is expected at a Friday Denver meeting as a special order of business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
American Federation
Wele
Dlevlayveds
Gomyers
Lewis
Electrical Workers
Ladies Garment Workers
Jiron, Steel and Tin
Nasaatt
Mull and Osmuller
I Houlies
F Union
Mine Workers and Carpenters and Joiners Union
Harvest Labor Report From Douglas County Office
A fragmented harvest labor report notes efforts across Douglas County. It mentions an applicant and several workers, with weather and wage details influencing local labor demand and timing of assistance.
Canvassing Resident Chautauqua Workers This Week
Fifty workers for the Lawrence We[c] T[u] started today to canvass Chautauqua tickets. The canvass will decide if the Chautauqua comes to Lawrence under the W C T U later in the summer. Business districts were canvassed last week with good response. resident sections are expected to follow. Tickets cost a price for an adult including war tax. thirteen entertainments are covered by season tickets, making each admission less than a single Picture show. Judge Kenesaw Partes is listed as a speaker for the Chautauqua.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Kenesaw Parteas
Miss Anne Blitz Named Dean of Women
The chancellor Lindley announced today the appointment of Miss Anne Blitz as dean of women in a university leadership move.
Appointment of Miss Blitz as Dean of Women at KU
Chancellor Lindley announced Miss Anne Dudley Blitz will become KU Dean of Women effective soon. She replaces Dr Alberta Corbin and will assist in cafeteria management and the university’s formeritory system while returning to the German department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. FH. Lindley
Anne Dudley
Alberta Corbin
Er Waork
Bijkz
K. U.!afeteria
he _armitry
Qorbin Willeturn
Lindley
University of Kansas
Miss Blitz
Planniy
Arstof T
Columbia
Bike
Minnesotal
Den
Minneota
Wwaho
He Teachers' College
Columbia University
Opening Night Draws Big Crowd for Local Carnival
A large crowd attends the opening of EK and Kline carnival at Douglas County fairgrounds. The company occupies the Twelfth Street grounds with extensive tents, a touring office wagon, and a large band. Admission is charged. parking is available for automobiles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ntterson-Kline Carnival
Lawrence
Douglas
Twelfth Vreet
Satomobils
Traps
Marriage License Granted by Dallas County Probate Court
A mutriiaxe license was granted this morning by Judge LH. Menver of the Dallas County Probate Court to Gitta Ramseyer and Mabel W. Ulrich, both of Lawrence. Rev. Arthur Braden officiated. Dr. Albright listed as chiropractor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas County Probate Court
LH. Menver
Gitta Ramseyer
Mabel W.ulrich
Lawrence
Arthur Braden
Topeka Striking Printers Plan Harvest Aid Rally
A group of 100 unemployed Topeka printers organize a wheat harvest aid party following a strikes meeting last night. San Ta Fe shoppers faced layoffs due to retail cuts, with 1 000 workers affected by yesterday’s announcement, raising concerns over seniority rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Santa Fe Shomen
Dr Rogers Bound Over for Trial in Liquor Charge
A bound over order is set for Dr Rogers on liquor sale charges ahead of the November term of court. The case concerns alleged illegal dispensing activities and related violations. The hearing will determine whether the defendant stands trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eld
Rogers bound over in 15 percent liquor case in Douglas
An African American man identified as De F. J. Rogers a Negro physic ian with an office at 726 Massachusetts Street was bound over to the November term of the Douglas county district court after a morning hearing before Justice C Manley. Evidence showed purchase of liquor at his office and analysis by Dr Lang of the University of Kansas found 15 percent alcohol. Rogers faces counts for sale and possession with guilty plea offered for parole discussions. He faces 30 days and a $100 fine plus costs if convicted at district court. Bond for appearance was set at 400 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de. F. J. Rogers
Massachusetts Street
Douglas County District Court
Justice of the Peace
C. Manley
Rogers
Jon
Wil Johns Tole
S. Lang
University of Kansas
Lang
Roger
FBI
Waslin
Dearie
Dr. Long
Coun L
Means
Standin Tial
Sainst
LeRoy Young
Young
Iury
June Manley
F. D. Harvey
Wichita Retailers Topeka June 21 Speech by Gov Henry
June 21 Gov HenryBrien will address about 2000 Wichita retailers at the Board of Commerce assembly hall. H G Hix of the Kansas Inspection Bureau comments on the citys fire insurance rating. A J Galloway and family are visiting Mr and Mrs I J Meade before heading to Syracuse NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Topeka
Henry Brien
Board of Commerce
Assembly Hall
H. G. Hix
Kansas Inspection Bureau
A.J. Galloway
I. J.meade
Syracuse
New York
Business men plan Fourth of July baseball with Boy Scouts
Kansas Chamber of Commerce leaders urged unity in backing vocational training and defense of the Thirty-Fifth Division as they organized support for a Fourth of July event at Woodland Park. Club members pledged to fund a Kansas Motors baseball team to face the Scouts, and invitations went to local business and vocational groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baxeball Game
Ar’ Capper
Kansas
Shim
Majo Stedle
al Mautional
Chamber of Commerce
Theker
Capper
H. &. Jacky
Voca
FL J. Kelly
University
Ih. B. Ober
Chamber A Commerce
Ane
Joh Bradie
Hamilton Gang
Simons
Maude Glasco
Ban Altdr Asket
Mog
Bey
Woodland Park
T. J. Sweeney
Chamber of
Navy Plane Burned In Transit Near Watatay
A Navy NC-7 plane wrecked and burned after forced diversion to Hampton Roads route. All crew members escaped unharmed. The incident occurred while the carrier craft was en route to weigh anchor, with officials noting similarities to earlier tests and the potential for further investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waeiineton
Vanclinge
Ir Yampton Toads Watatay
Navy Department
Hampton Roads
Hervers
Fai
Motitla
Geran
Virginia Qupps
P L Comes to Life In Topeka With League Campaigns
Nonpartisan league leaders announce statewide memberships and political campaigns planned for this fall and next year. The program includes a state paper and amending campaign set to begin October 7 as stated by the league executive board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ul P. L
Topeka
League
iThe Plas
Premium List for Laugtas County Fair Released
The Laugtas county fair premium book, nearly 100 pages, is ready this week at Woodland Park for September 20 21 22 and 24. It revises rules and awards and lists officers directors and department superintendents including Horses A R Nicholson cattle Roger M Williams dairy E G Har sour poultry E G F Brown farm products W A Pine horticulture W E Kochring and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laugtas
Woodland Park
Car’s
Schaake
V. &. Koehring
J. Lann
Io. Stevenson
Irving Hill
D. F. Smith
Fred Laptad
Oscar Markley
Arthur Richards
Leroy Harnell
Chas. Topping
L. M. Walters
Wi. EK. Koehring
Chas Davigherty
G. B. Hasfard
Ralph Achning
H. B. Peairs
Will Jobns
Harry A. Sibley
Ed. Heaston
C. C. Gerstenberger
F. Schward
Elmer McClanahan
Seth “Enton
Geo. McCarty
J. J. Eddy
J. C. Stevensson
T. J. Sweeney
A. R. K. Nicholson
Zattle
Roger M. Williams
C—dairy
E.G. L. Har ‘Sour
Seth Fenton
G. F. ‘Brown
Robert Guentert
W. E. Kochring
Swonen
J. Gordon Gibb
A. ©. Mitchell
J. J. Bleakley
B. K
Nicholson
W. R. Evans
Chasehamhes Rest
Ed. Measton
Honor Dean Kelly and Carter elected to honorary Phi Delta Kappa
The Phi Delta Kappa professional education fraternity nominates Dean Kelly for the honor key and advances Prof. Ralph Carter to honorary membership. Officers elected for the year include Ried F. E. Brown as president Arthur M. Swanson as vice president Everett H. Fixley as secretary and Dr F O'Brien as faculty sponsor. The next fraternity meeting is Thursday evening at Fraser Hall. Charles G. Tannes is chosen by President Harding as a director of the budget under new law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tovlock
Airmen Sink Former German U-Boat in Test of Aircraft Against Warships
Airmen conducted a two-attack mission on submarine U-117 during a naval test. First wave released one bomb per plane then a second strike payload of three bombs each. One direct hit sank the submarine as it plunged bow first and disappeared beneath the waves at 10 28 a.m. The conning tower submerged shortly after leaving the surface. The F-5-L type aircraft, smaller than the first, returned to base after reporting a successful attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Atlantic
Hampton Roads Naval Base
Highway slab work begins on Fort Scott to Lawrence route
Ziegler and Dalton company begin sand hauling for the Fort to Lawrence highway project in Shawnee and Douglas counties. Roy Elise, highway engineer, says work should progress well toward mid next month with two construction outfits. The Shawnee section from Topeka to West Douglas is finished, the Douglas County portion is praised as superior, and the final west end spur remains to connect with Shawnee. Labor paid at 45 cents an hour amid heavy local spending in Lawrence and surrounding counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ziegler & Dhiton
Fort T
Lawrence
Lawrerre
Ziegler& Dalton J Company
Contr
Roy Elise
Elise
Shawnee County
Topeka
Douglas
Douglas County
Jin Laurence
Douglas Eamity
Mine Disaster Kills Fifty-Eight in Westphalia
An explosion caused by fire damp at the Montreis mine near Her La Westphalia killed fifty eight men and injured seventy one. About three hundred workers were in the mine when the blast occurred yesterday, destroying much of the mine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Montreis
la Westphalia
Tir
High Officials Subpoenaed for Howat Dorchy Trial in Kansas
Justice R A Burch announces subpoenas for witnesses in the criminal case against Alexander Howat and August Dorchy, leaders of the Kansas miners union, as trial set to begin in Columbus. Notables subpoenaed include former state senators Huggins Bergen Delaney and Mentee, with officials from Manhattan and Fort Scott among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huggins
Orice
Sendastrial Con
C Iter Eotation
F. Bergen
Manhattan
Staal
Delaney
Leona
J. W. Mentee
Fort Scott
Crawford’ County
Also Mentioned on This Page
Atlantic Waters
United States
Pirat
Dence
Wiltig D. Warmell
Deerin
Department of the Missing
Bartlea
Stadium
UNION
Finser
Union Pacific
Wee
McKoney Terady
Fort Axitomobiles
Welch & Welch
Chiropractors
Gom Lewis
Pers
Farm Bureau
Acceriin
Gladys-Belle
Hati
Chautauqua
Anne Blitz
Biss
Bled
IWAL
Patterson & Kline Carnattractions
Dr. Albright
Chirdpractor
DR. Rogers
Men Il School
Patsy” Clark
Lehlade
NAVY
Dean Kelly
Education Fraternity
Awes
Budi
Chrles G. Tannes
Chicago
Harding
Stireetor
Ey Cangrers. Ee
Shawnee
Wes
Chlizlas
Kitten
Westphalia
Alex Howat
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!