Women at vast open air service in Soldiers Field
Chicago June 22 AP The largest gathering of women in one enclosure in America fills Soldiers Field for the second public session of the International Eucharistic Congress. Tens of thousands, a sea of red, white and green hats, attend a solemn mass by Archbishop Pittoni of Manila and the Cardinal. Associate Justice Butler lauds religious training as a pillar of democracy. Archbishop Hanna of San Francisco preaches, calling the gathering a great honor to women and stressing maternal influence in society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
America
Ares St
Joseph Pati
Filippi
Ruime
Vila Carnerai
Lluc
Vienn
Frederick Piffl
Hesptke
Utler
Supreme Court of the United States
Nora
Edward J. Hanna
San Francisco
Court Hears Traffic Warning Campaign Start
In Yolicon Court today Ebice Keihing announces new warnings aimed at traffic violators especially those who ignore lights and park improperly. Several individuals including George Ba Wilson and others faced warnings or minor penalties for parking near midnight and related offenses while others received cautions for lights and battery issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebice Keihing
Nat Lishts
Auchard
George Ba Wilson
Jason
Gherty
Mr. Baker
Listers
Fliss Eva Rusell
H. Dugan
E. P. Eicheiseizer
G. W. Lawrences
E. B. Nies
Marriage rule shocks Belgrad teachers in Jugoslavia
A government curb on teacher marriages in Jugoslavia bans women schoolteachers from marrying without the Education Minister's consent and blocks a marriage to a male teacher. The report notes a spike in marriage mortaliy myths. The piece also mentions local county reports, intoxication fines, and a jail release for a disturbance case, reflecting a mix of civic notices and local trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgradd
Marris
Jugoslavia
Cupid
New Train Schedules Announced by Union Pacific and Rock Island
John Robinson, agent, announced schedule changes for Union Pacific and Rock Island. Trains No 26 and 23 added. No 26 eastbound departs 3 40 p m. No 25 westbound departs 1 1 p m. Rock Island winter suspensions noted. Rock Island trains operate in summer. Union Pacific No 126 eastbound now leaves 6 35 a m replacing 2 5 a m.
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Union Pacific
Rock Island
John Robinson
Aummmer
Great Catherine staged by Kansas University players this week
The Kansas University players present The Great Catherine at Spooner Thayer theater for four nights starting tomorrow. The elaborate costumes were ordered from Martin Diesen and Company of St. Paul. The production is the most expensive of the summer series and targets Gertrude King for a key role with tickets sold only for the corresponding performance night.
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Great Catherine
Kansas Uniy Players
Deaths and Funerals in Topeka and Lawrence
Mrs Floyd Hockenhull of Topeka, wife of Capper publications manager, died last week of a heart attack after a KU class of 723 senior year. She led the school of fine arts and organized the MacDowell fraternity. Also noted is the death of Mrs Mandy Moody of Kansas City Missouri on June 21, survived by son Everett, sister Mrs Griffith. Burial plans place the body in Lawrence with services at Oak Hill Cemetery Wednesday noon.
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Floyd Hockenhull
Topeka
Imanager
The
Cappers Publications
A. Mandy Mis
A. Moody
Kansas
Green Mountain Falls
Cole
Everett Moody
Wi. E. Griffith
Ars
Moody Wrill
Lawrene
Lawrence
Oak Hill Es Tery
Alcloek
No Cruity Prevention and Courts Clarify Domestic Animals
A June report from Anex City AP notes Missouri law on animal cruelty, defining penalties for harming livestock and horses while citing court rulings that dogs may not be classed as domestic animals. Forest W. Hanna comments on interpretive limits as lawmakers plan dog protections and a pilot faces a case after throwing a fox terrier from a plane. Charles R. Warden signals a dog protection measure next session.
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Aneas City
Alissauri
Houn
Missouri Supreme Court
Forest W. Hanna
Jackson County
Supreme Reoort
Charles R. Warden
Guests of honor dine at historic Peking theater
General and Mrs William Crozier hosted a lavish dinner on the site of an old imperial theater in Peking. The ornate menu featured lotus seeds birds nests sharks fins and sixty year old rice served on rare porcelain by a former imperial cook. Guests included three foreign ministers and explorers Roy Chapman Andrews and W Douglas Burden. Three hours passed as jade cups and rice spirit wine accompanied the feast then a stroll through adjacent courtyards followed. Teachers examinations scheduled for July 2 and 8 at the courthouse for first and second grade certificates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tsu Hsi
William Crazier
Immmerial
Roy Chapman Andrews
W. Douglas Burden
Rainfall and Temperature Trends Forecast for June
Weather notes from University of Kansas geologists indicate rainfall this June is below normal and temperatures run cooler than typical. Prof Posey says no rain for several days, with only a few hot days so far this month. Last June was the hottest since 1920, averaging 76.22 degrees.
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C. J. Foser
Ursity of
Kansas
Posey
Scholar to study Eastern races in upcoming expedition
United Press reports from Kington via June 22 that Professor H. H. Bartlett of the Smithsonian will study Malay and Sumatra folklore this summer. He will examine bamboo joint writings used to record faiths and legends, seeking botanical, magical, and medical descriptions. Some bamboo samples will travel to America for exhibition at the National Museum.
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Kington
United Press
H. H. Bartlett
Smithsonian Institute
John
Sumatra
America
Golf head spurns. Fort Leavenworth June 20
General King of the State Golf Association voices a strong stance on golf for women and men, noting a preference for other games until retirement. The passage mentions T. Crabbe and the Anti-Saloon League, with Rev. Joseph A. McClotton as league president, who died today before the meeting.
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Fort Leavenworth
S$ State Golf Association
Edward J. King
General Service
King
Toreka
Sesa
T. Crabbe
Qendeni
Leacus
Joseph A. McClottan
Potato Growers Meet At Chamber Of Commerce
Potatoes growers convene at the Chamber of Commerce tonight with speakers including a Manhattan marketing specialist. Discussion focuses on crowed conditions and timing of potato marketing, aiming to steady supply. Local official notes the market may close surplus spud trading if conditions worsen.
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Chamber of ‘Camimierce
F. Aa
Manhattan
Acto
H.C. Colajazter
Tax reform talk stalls as revenue law awaits test
During a semi annual budget meeting residents and officers stated the new revenue law, submitted for operation review, will likely release a surplus of 339.9 billion by year end.
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Ps Coolidge
Palen to Visit Lawrence for Civilian Training Camp
Major M. A. Palen of the South Infantry Eighty Ninth division will visit Lawrence tomorrow to meet applicants and interested parties at the Chamber of Commerce building for the Civilian Military Training Camp at Leavenworth. He arrives around 2 o clock in the afternoon. Marriage licenses include A Baker Overbrook and other names. details list several couples.Federal aid continues as President Coolidge signs the bill authorizing about 74 million dollars for the year and a similar amount for the next year.
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M. A. Palen
South Infantry
Wheat on Market in Hutchinson Area Prices and Labor Shifts
First new crop wheat arrived at Windfed priced at 1.18 per bushel, graded number one. Report notes supply of harvest hands balancing demand, with workers shifting from Wichita to Hutchinson. Kansas Free Employment Bureau sent 100 men. Frisco train from Springfield and Joplin brought 200 workers.
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Windeld
A.P
A.P.J
Sumner
Man
Nonatee
Wichita
Huetehingem
Kansas Free Employment Bureau
Hutchinson
Great Bend
Dodge City
Larned
Springfield
Joplin
Carriat
Yesteri
What Shall She Do Ella Cinders Seeks Advice
Ella Cinders engaged to Sidney Smootherg seeks guidance after a mixed broadcast in the Journal World. A letter says go ahead and back up while another warns against it, urging caution from a married woman as Ella weighs her next move.
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Ella Cinders
Sidney Smootherg
Journal- World
Ella
Andig
Fila
Eila
Seri Ella
Sea Chance
Mar
DRS
Congressional debates reveal revisions in Senate and House records
Washington June 22 The text notes that readers of the Congressional Record may not get exact facts as debates are revised and appended. It cites Senator Read blaming Senator Bond for revising a speech after delivery during the Italian debt settlement debate. Rep Askell and Rep Brand are mentioned discussing revising remarks, with Rep Carter of Oklahoma remarking that revising is common among members.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
House
Whozis
Senator Read
Bond
Pennsylvania
Idaho
Nest Toys
Reed
Bo‘vah
Rep
Askell
Louisiana
Brand
Ohio
Aswell
Prohibition Party Revival Discussed For Fall Elections
New York June 22 AP a movement to revive the prohibition party will launch in every state on Thursday at state conventions to field a full ticket for fall elections D Leigh Cohen national chairman mentions Fort Bihrich nominee Edward G Dietrich of Syracuse president of the United Methodist Church has said he would reject an offer Colvin predicts prohibitionists may back Franklin W Cristman dry Republican candidate for US senator Dr D W Kurtz president McPherson College will speak at an all day meeting July 4 at the Washington Creek church A basket dinner will be served and addresses scheduled at 1 and 2 o clock Big Used Car Sale Open Evenings Butler Sanderson Motor Co Ads
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New York
Prohibition Party
D. Leigh Cohen
Fort Bieich
Edward G. Dietrich
Syra N. Y
Est Methodist Church
Unite States
Colvin
Franklin W. Cristman
Ergee
Washington Creek
D. W. Kurtz
McPherson College
Suniday
Theshington Creek Church
Readings and Aeronautics Highlights at KU and Hays
Miss Helen Hoopes, director of the fish department at the University of Kansas, will present a second series of readings for summer session students and Lawrence residents. Readings begin with an American Works piece on July 4 in Spooner Thayer Theatre, with Hoopes also giving programs at Emporia and Hays Teachers College. Meanwhile, Lt. George W. Goddard of McCook Field plans to take altitude photographs over Dayton and Detroit, piloting the plane and operating a high‑precision camera to capture distant terrain and military-relevant views from up to 7,000 feet, including Lake Erie and Cleveland areas.
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Helen Rhoda Hoo
Fish
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Gwa
Spooner
Thayer Theatre
Warrensburg
Tayton
Ohio
George W. Goddard
McCook Field Aryviator
Dayton
Detroit
Mich
Ale
John A. Macre
Casey
McCook Geld
Elile
Cite
St.! Lawrence
Lake St
Necesar
Goddard
Alistas
Lake Erie
Cleveland
Texas well represented in major league rosters
Texas is well represented on major league rosters this season with twenty players from the state among sixteen rosters. Notable names include managers Rogers Hornsby and Tris Speaker, plus Giants outfielder Ross Youngs and catcher Fran Snyder, with several White Sox and Browns players also listed.
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San Antonio
Texas
Tyell
Rogers, Hornsby
Tris Speaker
North
Ross Youngs
New New
York Giant
Fran Snyder
Giant
Ae Veliman
Chicago White
Bib Falk
Puffed Ice Cream Worries Knox Consumers and Dealers
In Knoxville the puffed ice cream controversy grows with W C Fraser arguing it should be sold by weight rather than measure. He cites carbon dioxide as injecting air into the product, inflating volume and hurting retailers who lose air when selling to customers. A big used car sale opens by Butler Sanderson Motor Co. Ady.
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Knoxville
Terns Daime 21
Unitei Press
W. C. Fraser
Uty Seater
Fraser
Wyoming oil story traces early use on Oregon Trail
Cheyenne June 23 AP recounts early Wyoming oil markets dating to 1849 not as fuel but for greasing wagon wheels on the Oregon Trail. Historic notes describe emigrants finding petroleum along Utah county springs and James Bruger of Fort Bridger using crude for grease and mixing with flour, with Casper ties to the oil field development.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Rocky’ Mountains
State
Alor
Oregon Trail
Uinta County
James Bruger
Fortidger
Casper
Local Briefs Report City Police and Traffic Issues
Fragmented local notes report city police fining drivers and managing traffic as officers patrol streets at night. A county agent based in Beuglis grants for four years is mentioned. authorities expect public attendance at a later event.
Fragmented notice hints at local civic items and sales
An OCR fragment shows a fragmentary local notice in a town section. References include a council, borough matters, and notices about penalties for drunkenness. Mentions Kansas City and Lawrence with a judge sanction. Contains garbled prices and sales language, indicating damaged text and partial items.
Pine seeks city aid for Oaklane sedan damage
At the city meeting Roscoe Pine reported damage to his nearly new Oaklane sedan from a collision with Officer John Tag alls' motorcycle outside city limits. He estimated parts at about 200 dollars and asked the city to review the case and cover the repair costs.
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Roscoe Pine
Tao Oergek
John Tagalls
City Commission
Man Pleads Guilty in Police Court Drug Driving Case
In Kansas City Gi M Chase of Leavenworth pleaded guilty this morning in police court to driving a Willys Knight while intoxicated. His sentence was deferred to Wednesday morning and he was released on bond. The case involved a local liquor purchase and a Tuesday sale at a nearby store.
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Kansas City
M. Chase
Leavenworth
Willys Knight
Inne City
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Clearfield
Lane
Karl Muzzy
J. O. Lovejoy
Senii
Catherine
Houn' Dor
William Crozier
Peking
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EB L. King of
Toollow
Major Valen
Andgar A. Baker
Overbrook
Nellie Ay
Kiam - Max -Buehner
Eustin
Nobr
Lillian Overbaugi
Tonganoxic
Engase
Journal-World
Congressional
Butler-Sanderson Motor Co
Miss. Hielen Rhoda Haopes
Aviator
Butler-Sanderson Motor Ca
Ady
Wyoming
Uribe
Cade
Flower Uraiber City Police
Ahioul LW
Beuglis
Farare
Carl Gravke
the Baptist 1
C. Gardner
Min
MH. Detty
Whalesa Hutchines
Riz
Wanes City
Roscoe Fine
Ve. H. Medi
Limarrer
A Oloels
Csayne
Nisé Helen Marcell
Hellen Marcell
Krasce Hall
de Liata
Robinson Gymnasium
F Paul A. Fleming
Mortieian J
Oakland
Cal
J.H. McTierney
Hich
Sale
Owe- Even- Hutier-Sanderson Motor Co
Alun
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