New Attack On Cannon Sparks Libel Fight In Congress
Washington reports a renewed clash between Rep Tinkham of Massachusetts and Bishop Cannon of the Southern Methodist church. Tinkham accuses Cannon of receiving $65,300 from Jameson for the anti Smith campaign and failing to account for $48,360. Cannon plans libel actions against editors and papers.
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Washington
James Cannon
Tikham
Pati ¢ P
Tinkham
Prohibition
Massachusetts
Southern Methodist
Cannon
Senate
Bishop Cannon
House of Representative
New York
Jameson
Sinica
George Mined
Signe
Corpge
Holden Tinkham
Apers
Tinkhaiy
Capitol
House
E.C. Jameson
York
Sim
Men Tink
Senate Lobby Committee
Churchman
J .Jameson
Congress
Virginia
Lindley to address National Education Association session
Columbus Ohio June 21 F H dley president University of nsas Lawrence will be a principal speaker at the 68th annual National Education Association meeting from June 28 to July 4. Dr Lindle dl discusses What the University Does for the Enrichment of all Life. More than two hundred speakers will address general sessions with delegates from distant lands also represented.
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Columbus
Ohio
F. H. Dley
University of Nsas
Lawrence
National Education “Association
Lindle dl
Association
Or! Itams
Hgh
Camilio Osias
Philippine Islands
Jose'Padin
Rico
A. E. Karnes
Ketchikan
Weather Summary From Sunday Report
Weather notes describe fair conditions with light winds and a warm afternoon. Temperatures reached around 85, with overnight lows near 69 as a county weather service log records daily figures.
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Phen Ley
Bombay sees clashes as Nationalists clash with police over Esplanade gathering
In Bombay on June 21 police halted a mass Nationalist rally at Esplanade under a two week assembly ban. Thousands faced hundreds of officers after dawn while several people were detained and seven hospitalized. Nationalist leaders and sympathizers defied the order causing tense confrontations.
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Bombay
Devel
Peaibe
Rof
Im Ortant Maidan Esplanade
Hearing set on Brinkley medical license revocation
Topeka June 21 AP The Kansas board of medical registration schedules a hearing July 15 in Topeka on charges of gross immorality and unprofessional conduct against Dr John R Brinkley Milford hospital owner Brinkley denies the accusations Assistant attorney general said no stay orders remain to block the hearing A Dodge County crash injures L B Hoidale with the accident near Tonganoxie and a hospital treatment follows.
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Topeka
W. C. Ralston
Kansas Board of Medical Registration and Examination
John R. Brinkley
Milford
Kan
Ate
Brinkley
Fred S. Jackson
J. F. Hassig
Johnson
Kansas
Kansas City
Kansas’ S Society
Giants Rally To Tie Pirates In Ninth Then Win
Major league baseball briefs from June 21 recap: New York Giants erased a Pirates lead with two ninth inning runs to tie 5-5, then won 6-5 as Comorosky hit his second homer in two days. Other games include Cubs outlasting Boston in two, Brooklyn beating Cincinnati, Philadelphia routing Cleveland 7-1, Yankees defeating Detroit 3-0 with Babe Ruth hitting his 23rd, and Boston defeating St. Louis 3-2. Detroit held to five hits.
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Pittsburgh
New York Giants
Pirates
Comorosky
New York
Mitchell
Donohue
O'Ferrell
Hogan
Brame
Spencer
Bool
Chicago
Boston
Jonan
Zachary and
Cronin
Teachout
Taylor
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Archie Campbell
Dolly
Babe Phelps
Phelps
Lopez
Campbell
Rixey
Johnson
Sukeforth
J E
Moss
Thurston
Picinich
May
Gooch
Philadelphia
St. Itais
Collind
Davis
Haines
Mancuse
Philadelphia Athletics
Cleveland Indians
Bishop
Simmons
Foxx
Athletics
Cleveland
Harder
Holloway
Myatt
Walberg
Cochrane
Babe Ruth
Yankees
Detroit
Pennock
Hogsett
Rensa
Peatock
Hargrave
Boston Red'Sox
St. Louis Browns
Russell
Stew- RS
Sno Oon
Stewart
Kimsey
Ferrell
Berry
Rma
Washington
Braxton
Berg
Brown
Burke
American, Association
Indianapolis
Kansas” City
Lage Vets
Dyer
Wolf
Spring
Thomas
Babe Geta
Babi Ruth
Bowie
Elon Hogsett
Ice Yankees
Homer
Yanks
Mexican Labor To Be Considered At Kansas Meeting
Topeka June 21 AP An announcement that the increased use of Mexican labor in Kansas would be given serious thought by state labor leaders came from C J Beckman commissioner of labor The unemployment problem is described as severe and public works expansion offers only partial relief Beckman urges elimination of outside labor from Kansas industries saying thousands of Mexicans work on railroads and in packing houses while many Kansas workers are out of work He argues Americans better serve the Kansas market than Mexicans.
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Topeka
Kansas
C. J. Beckman
Beckman
Suport
Preliminary report on Hedrick agricultural survey meeting
George H Hedrick will present a portion of his agricultural survey work for the trade territory around Ant Rence before a meeting with the agricultural committee. The Center of Commerce calls for Monday night at 7 30 in the Chamber of Commerce rooms chaired by W R Essick.
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George H.hedrick
Agricultural Committee
Center of Commerce
Chamber of Commerc Rooms
W. R. Essick
Roland Logan Named Instructor at Kansas University
Roland Logan was announced today by the University of Kansas athletics office as an instructor for three years. He will assist in freshman football next fall, coach intramural athletics, and aid Edwin Eibell. he currently attends the coaching school at Wittenberg College in Springfield Ohio.
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Roland Loga
Leavenworth
University of Sun
Rae Miert
Logan
Edwin Ei‘bell
Wittenberg College
Springfield
Ohio
Tragic West Rock Picnic Horror Ends In Jump
Ray C Spang 46 whose wife and four children aged 33 10 7 and 5 were hurled to their deaths from a 300 foot cliff at West Rock New Haven by a man driven to homicidal mania He then jumped to his own death Firefighters and an eye witness described the scene at the cliff The family had been visiting from Ansonia and had returned from a hospital in the Bronx after treatment for Spang It was a violent act witnessed by bystanders and marked by a dramatic fall from the rock
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L. B. Hoidale
Wichita
Memorial Hospital
Tonganoxie
Hoidale
William Brett
Leavenworth
Shawnee
D. W. B.coe
Kansas City
New York
Coe
New Haven
Conn
Ray C. Spang
West Rock
Bronx
Mrs. Spang
Helen
Orraine
Raymond
Adang
Ansonia
Pang
Ernestrube
Spang
Blessing
Mauriy Bogdanoff
Ernest Berube
Baeie
Charles I
England
New
Mellon Praises Tariff in Statement to Press
Washington AP reports Secretary Mellon defended the Hawley Smoot tariff act, rejecting opponents gloom and saying the law supports business recovery by removing obstacles. He spoke in a radio address before Congress adjourned and noted expected changes in the tariff commission. The article also mentions other political figures and a separate charity golf match involving Bobby Jones.
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Mellon
Washington
Watson
Indiang
Tom
Atte
Kalen
Tatiff Caion
Senate
Congress
France calls for lower tariffs in official talks
Pierre Etienne Flangin France’s minister of commerce told reporters that Paris will seek tariff reductions with the United States. He said any modification must ensure strict reciprocity and that normal relations depend on the outcome. Internal sources hint a tariff commission could secure changes, or France may take main steps if unmet.
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Paris
United
Uni
Pierre Etienne -Flangin
Ta ‘Commission
France
M. Flanchard
Tarifff Commission
Quill Club Elects Leaders at Kansas University Meeting
The Quill Club chose Prof F A Zimmermann of Washington College as high chancellor at its third biennial conv ention at the University of Kansas. Officers named include Prof Allison Gaw high vice chancellor and Arthur H Denver high counsellor. The club announced a $100 annual prize for best undergraduate work and a separate $100 prize for a short story contest open to undergraduates from American colleges. About thirty delegates attended the three day gathering, the club's KU origins noted.
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A F. Zimmerman
Washlege
Amcan College
University’ of Kansas
Allison Gaw
Universite ‘of Southern
California
Anderson MacDonald
Pennae Hee Sheen Ine Burnim
University of Kansas
Purse
Ads Rice
Kansas State. Agriultural College
Arthur H. Denver
E. M. Harwich
Hardn
High Chronicler
K: U
Hottest Weather Mark Reaches 101 in Salina
In Salina Kansas a 101 degree temperature was logged at 2 30 p m bringing the season's peak. Kansas City reported the day’s heat at 2 45 p m while Topeka set an annual high of 96 at 4 p m and Wichita logged unofficial 102 at 3 p m.
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Salina
Kan
Kansas City
Topeka
Federal Weather Bureau
Jay
Wichita
Byrd Reaches Richmond Homecoming Parade Pleasant Arrival
Rear Admiral Richard Evelyn Byrd arrives in Richmond Virginia at 2 55 pm in a private car. The homecoming is celebrated with Byrd flanked by family including mother Mrs Jeaner Bolling Byrd wife Mrs Masia Ames Byrd and brothers governor Harry Flood Byrd and Thomas B Byrd as railway president Eona Hunton's car accompanies the group.
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Richmond
Richard Evelyn’ Byrd
Virginia
Eona Hunton
Richmond, Fredericksure & Potomac Railway Presideniy
Jeaner ‘Bolling Byrd
Masia Ames Byrd
Harry
Flos
Harry Flood Byrd
Thomas B. Byrd
Five of seven merit writs of mandamus in Kansas case
Kansas City report shows five of seven writs of mandamus issued yesterday as part of pending cases. The text lists parties and seats but details are unreadable.
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Kansas City,Kan
City to assume control of old folks home in Lawrence
City officials announced the home at 700 Connecticut Street will be run by the city until inmates can be placed with relatives or county homes. The house is declared unfit for habitation with electricity cut, poor sanitation and fire hazards noted. An inspection and plan to relocate inmates to county or adjacent institutions followed a protest by H L Burger.
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Christian’ Service “Association
Con- Teeticut ‘Street
H. L. Burger
A. Mitchell
Conte Ey
W. T. Smith
Smith
Mr Lake
Burger
State Board of Administration
Ellis
Journal- World
Shome
Lawrence
Kansas
City
Ottawa
Frazee
Commission
Ers
Burger State Health
Banker Acquitted in Grand Larceny Trial
In Kansas City a jury acquitted Joba %, former cashier of a state bank, after about 20 minutes deliberation in circuit court. The trial concerned substituting worthless paper for bank notes as grand larceny. verdict returned at 10:10 p.m. The Waldo State Bank reportedly failed.
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Ansas City
Joba
de-' Canentin
Ido $ Tate Bank
Grand
Larceny
Aghlin
Waldo State Bank
Unclear battered snippet hints at sea vessel and plane incident
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a yacht and a plane, with chaotic phrases about diving and someone injured. No clear names, dates, or locations are readable to establish a factual incident.
Idaho City Faces Graft Accusations Amid City Debates
Fragmentary notes suggest accusations of personal graft involving city actions. References point to June discussions and civic scrutiny over spending and officials.
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Sories
Idaho
Tax Payments Highlight Largest Taxpayers in County
Receipts from four major taxpayers totaled 182 621 dollars over the last four days without penalties. Raley Co led with 530 998 dollars for a half year, while Kansas Electric Power Co reported 13 985 dollars, Union Pacific Railroad 9 416 dollars, and Bell Telephone Co 1 653 dollars. The tax deadline approached, and late payments incur a percent penalty.
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Raley Co
Thensas Electric Power Co
Union Pacific Railroad
Bell ‘Telephone Co
J. F
Metsker
Child Remembrance Aids Police in Major 1940s Robberies
A child’s testimony linked to two Lake Shore Drive robberies uncovered when police connected a tape game described as prisoners to suspects. The incidents involved publisher Richter and Stewart Templeton’s lakeside homes, with investigators focusing on a North Side hotel stay and a suggestive confession pattern.
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Prironera
Lake Shore Drive
Jes” M. Richter
Milliobai
Lake Fore
Stewart Templeton
Hous
Irs
Kath Kathleen
Polee
Meron
Victory
Ray
Miller
Patterson
Harry Lewis
Templeton
Richter
Llewig
Northside
Lewi
Louise
Lewis
Sevoo Searyony
Letter Writing Maniac Issues Final Note in Killings Case
The letter writing maniac who claimed blame for two killings and threatened more today produced a final letter claiming a mission was accomplished and expressing regret for bloodshed. The note, written in a jumble of runes and letters, appeared to be the work of a person calling himself the Red Diamond and bore no clear connection to prior crimes.
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New York
Maniac
District court to reopen for State Bank v Fultz money suit
The district court will reopen Monday morning June 23 for the State Bank of Neosho Falls versus Fultz money suit. Otis Farmer and co defendants Young and Morris face charges of cattle rustling linked to a January 27 theft. Young was convicted May 24 and sentenced May 31 to one to seven years. A 21 member jury panel was summoned to select jurors for the trial, with a mid week deadline to complete the hearing.
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District Court
State ‘Bank of
Neosho Falls
Fultz
Otis Farmer
Ube
State Bank
Carl Young
Dick Mortis
C. H. Shepherd
Farmer
Young
Morris
Elmer Stultz
William A. Smith
Stocks Fall Sharply as Markets Suffer Heavy Losses
Stock prices slumped in New York and commodity markets amid renewed selling pressure. Key industrials on the exchange fell about $2, with July wheat at Chicago slipping to its lowest in roughly fifteen years and copper, London silver also posting new lows.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Chicago
London
Youth Pleads Guilty to Driving While Intoxicated
Francis Moran of Kansas City pleads guilty to driving a motor car while intoxicated in a special court before Police Judge C. H. Daugherty and pays a $50 fine. Horatio Kelly, arrested with Moran, is found not guilty of drunkenness. Court was held to avoid another trip to Lawrence.
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Francis Moran
Kansas’ City
Kan
James Messer
John Ingalls
C. H. Daugherty
Moran
Horatio Kelly
W. J. Cimmings
jJudge Daugherty
Lawrence
Navy to seek bids for new aircraft carrier contract
Washington reports the Navy will request bids to build a $19 million aircraft carrier of 36,500 tons, expanding carriers to four. The move follows prior limits tied to a London conference and treaty considerations, with no final authorization yet issued.
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Washington
Cover
Navy
London
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Hedrick
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Roland Logan
Kansas U
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Open Jones Wilins
Charity
Am Im
William
Iedell
Ritish
Bobby Jones
OPEC
Defea Sanday Sant
Wortchester
Erica
Reyarbelage
Jones
Tweddell
Saya Groked
Carey Roy
Vane
Quill Club
J. F. Zimmerman
Washburn
Byrd
Richmond, VA
Native State
Barleizh Penaeats
Neko
Petunes
Vas
Prins Yormal
C. ‘Bascom
T Jorary
Laughlin
Sea Ben
Ida Cath
Roberto Fierro
Mexico
Texas
Naval
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