Navy relief over crew talk sparks discipline debate
Secretary Denby acted on Admiral Wilsons recommendation to curb sovietism in the navy. Captain Clark Stearns of the Michigan was relieved after permitting crew discussions on disciplinary matters, a move Denby says could set a risky precedent. A ship morale committee was authorized to investigate and report to the captain on disciplinary issues and crew suggestions.
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Denby
Wilson
Atlantic
Clark
D. Stearns
Michigan
Stearns
Daniels
Department of the Course
Hayy
Admira
Aoy Denby
Leigh
Stadium Memorial drive progress at Topeka dinner
Capper subscribes 1000 dollars to Kansas stadium memorial fund in Topeka as campaign boosts reach 24968 of 40000 with a six thirty PM dinner. Arthur Gapper grants 1000 dollars. supporters include diverse new donors. Auction sales, polo caps, and hog roast aid the fund as Missouri ties honored. Washington reports anti beer bill advances. Kansas electric utilities inspection by New York observers.
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Stawnee County
Kansas Stadium Union Memorial
Hall
Mark Wher
K. U
Topeka
Arthur Gapper
Thelune
Memorial Fund
Harry Graham
University of Missouri
H. U’s Athletic Poemy
Missouri
M. U
Weather report for Kansas: unsettled east, fair west
Kansas weather shows generally fair conditions in the western part while the eastern portion remains unsettled with showers tonight and tomorrow. Temperatures cool slightly in the far east tonight with a mild to moderate range expected.
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Kansas
ainEall
Kansas Miners Rebuff Law in Organized Labor Battle
Officials report a vote by Kansas miners against a state industry law. They vow to oppose the injunctions and prison terms, fearing the measure would hinder organized labor and blocking its effective date.
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Kansas
Kansas State Board Considers Five to Ten Percent Pay Rise
The Kansas State Board of Administration met to discuss next fiscal year salary scales for state schools. Teachers may see increases of five to ten percent, with higher rises possible in penal and charitable institutions. Additional instructors will be hired if appropriations permit, while overall raises in those institutions are expected to be modest.
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Kansas
E.L. Berrier
Board of Administration
Metra
New Porto Rico Governor Names Personal Staff
The new governor of Porto Rico announces his personal staff, including private secretary John Tt Hull, Clovis M. M. editor, a state senator as executive clerk, and aides de camp among others. The list features Captain Andrew Lopez and bodyguard George McClure, with ties to Syracuse University.
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City
Adveinor
Porto Rico
Jan
John Tt. Hull
Clovis
M. M
Clovis Jounal J
Sis Anthi
Laurie
Henry Syd
Andrew
Lopex
Reghlar
First Girls Camp Set for July 1 in Local News
A July 1 to 5 girls camp was planned by Sunday school representatives at the Y M C A with adult leaders named Ms Daniels Plath Ziesenis Hobbs Woodruff Hale Courtney Blair Long. Activities include meetings games hiking swimming campfire and fishing. Under Sheriff Ralph Lawrence returned from Sioux City with Paul Berry on non support charges after Berry agreed to travel with papers.
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Nue
Ralph Lawrence
Sioux City
Paul Berry
Jeustaity
Berry
Lawrence
Peace Nearer Urges Sober Irish Sentiment At Belfast Parliament
Dublin and London papers welcome King George and Queen Mary’s safe Belfast return as they urge sobriety and unity to advance peace in Ireland. Editors praise the king’s appeal and condemn government moves said to intensify military measures, calling for patience and forgiveness.
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Rania
London
Dublin
George
Ulstey
Belfast
Irish Times
Tf Southfern
Great Britain
Oy Pherre
Trelana
Ku George Dtl
Mary
Helfast
Righ
Ulster Parliameint
Wanmls
Adandes
Trish
Daily News
Ireland
London Times
Hosh'ng Howe
Horum Elects Officers for the Year in Meeting
Horum elected officers for the year including Supt. Freapolis presiding Eliott as Superintendent and Danny as vice president Dripetal Barnes as secretary treasurer The annual work was reviewed A round table discussion of summons work and two new committees Social and Program were appointed at the meeting.
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Freapolis
Ri Farvis
Misiueht
Suuperinterent Eliott
Danny
Aml
Dripetal Barnes
Treas
University
Financial Bill in Washington Funds War Loan Refund Plan
A Senate bill introduced by Chairman Penrose to grant Secretary Melon blanket authority to reconvert or extend interest payments on foreign securities and settle all existing claims. The measure, referred to the Finance Committee, aims to refund war loans with President approval.
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Washington
Melon
Treasury Department
Senate
Penrose
Finanlee Committee
Harvesters Headed for Kansas Aim to Seek Work Elsewhere
Kansas harvest labor shortage eases as A L Barkman, field representative, reports many workers moving to other states. A directive bans Negro labor from harvesting duties and signals a broader migration pattern from Oklahoma and the southern regions. The move aims to fill Kansas farmers’ labor needs with available workers from nearby areas.
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Ongas City
Kansas
A. L. Barkman
Oklahoma
Kansas Farmer
Barkmall
Greece and Italy Intervene in Asia Minor War Effort
Fragmentary text notes Greece and Italy aiding warfare in Asia Minor with external supports. No specific dates or figures are readable, but mentions assistance from Italian efforts alongside Greek actions in the ongoing campaigns.
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Italy
Asia Minor
Labor Leaders Face Off Over Railroads and Social Insurance
John L Lewis seeks the presidency of the American Federation of Labor on a platform stressing railroad reform and widespread social protections. Samuel Gompers defends his forty one years leading the federation and his stance against government ownership and broader entitlement laws.
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Denver
Ohn
United Mine
Genfodrs
Fu Ots
Frortion
Athe Tywell
Campus Landscaping Plans May Change Stadium Location
University executive committee considers campus improvement plans by landscape expert L. Hare. Two options: open end toward south or southeast by northwest, with bids potentially rejected if plan changes. Committees to decide after review of landscape plans and June 28 bid opening.
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Ikiys
Hare
Tay Kits
Tereby Ufthracen
Universiy
Rome
TJ. Liveoway
Menthel
Bal Qolstus
Linder
Studium
Sweeney
Lawrence Considers City Wide White Way Light System
Kansas ratepayers would back four to four white posts per block to light fifteen miles of streets. Proposed funding includes a bond issue paid through tax rolls. City and Kansas Utilities discuss a contract to install and operate the all night lighting plan.
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W. Cleland
Laurence
Kansas
Hell O Equierense
Kansas Utilities Empany
Veterans Affiliation Grows Among Vocational Trainees
Members of the vocational training men’s organization meet at the American Legion rooms to discuss expansion. The national association reports increasing membership and plans to affiliate colleges and city chapters nationwide.
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Ion
Americ Legion Rooms
National Association
Ahd
Noue Phell
Armiedt
Agencies Strike Aviation Base Provisions From Naval Bill
In a conference agreement the naval appropriation bill dropped plans for a submarine base at San Pedro California and an aviation base at Camp Karney California. Aviation base at Supe Point Washington retained. Telegraphed report from Charles F. Moka editor Dodg City notes a fine but unclear length of stay. Lindley spoke at Baldwin while Lintey addressed Baker University summer session students. Mrs Moss left for a visit to Ryecions Springs.
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Naval
Charles F. Moka
Jelerk
Dodie City
Lindley
Baldwin
Fo H W. Lintey
Baker University
Dawes Seeks Help For Budget Bureau Staffing
Charles G. Dawes announced after meeting with President Harding that he will recruit experienced businessmen to join the new budget bureau without pay. He proposed detailing two distinguished army officers to the bureau and asked Abbott to serve as a temporary assistant, citing Congress appropriations and the need for reform amid budget pressures.
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Aba
Charles G. Sbanes
Chicago
Harding
Congress
Abbott
Tdewes
Carolzanian- Wong
Amerigan F
Buyeau Vid
Chen
William T. Abbott
Netine
Lwoariel
Gepexe van Hornely
Toriner
Kers
Yan Atant
Lershing
Awe Aluringe
Roth
Local bank check scam report ties to Lawrence
Sheriff in Lawrence reports a check fraud case involving Abe Wolf and McGrew after a Tall suspect presented a forged check at a local bank. Details show misused signatures and attempted fraud tied to a July August chamber meeting topic. Community notes mention Kansas City club visits and local civic updates.
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Sher- Hey Witt Johns
Laiwrence National Bank
Gas Company Seeks Penalty But Willing to Accept Lower
Kilworth fights a gas bill dispute as the company tries to enforce a penalty for non payment. He offered 11 10 to cover the service charge, while the firm insisted on the higher amount. An injunction blocks shutoff while the case proceeds in district court.
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J A Kilworth
Kibworth
Tani
Kilworth
Willie
Killforth
Killworthy
Yeti I
Idtriet
Stat Suptem
Non-Stop West Coast to New York Flight Planned
David R. Davis Holleywood announced a non stop flight from Riverside California to New York this afternoon. Start from here was blocked by field conditions at Hh Field triggering postponement or cancellation.
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Os Angeles
New York
Hh Field
Riverside
Callifornia
David R. Davis
Holleywood
California
Springer
Ocean Park
Public Hearing Soon On Proposed Revision Of Building Law
A public hearing will be held soon on a proposed revision to the building law. City officials will present the draft changes outlining new safety, zoning and permitting requirements for developers and contractors.
City considers building ordinance changes in Lawrence
City commissioners and officials met to review a proposed building ordinance aligned with National Board recommendations. The measure, to be revised before adoption, would affect fire limits height rules and elevator shaft protections, with a public hearing planned to gather citizen views.
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Lawrence
National Board
Jurenee National Brink
National Underwriters Association
Bits Emporia
Emporia Gazette
Woman Claims Roosevelt Signed Fraudulent Note
Mrs. Richardson Burkett asserts a $69 900 claim against the Roosevelt estate over a note she says bears Roosevelt's signature but is fraudulent. She alleges she met a man during the national convention who introduced himself as Roosevelt and that the signature was forged.
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Roosevelt
Diine
Richardson Burkett
Tongereshee
Son van
Appeal Bond Off The Record In Liquor Case At 726 Massachusetts
Dr F K Rogers convicted in Justice Manleys court on Tuesday morning for selling liquor at his office 726 Massachusetts Street. Commitment issued but not served. county attorney delayed bond action as Rogers attorney John W Clark sought a council ruling. Bond later accepted for appearance before Douglas County District Court in November. Sentence included thirty days in county jail and a fine with costs. parole not available in justice court.
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R Manley
Marnis
Massachusetts Street
Douglas County
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Odiii
Rogers
John W. ‘Clark
Clark
Justice Court
Iliquo
Massachs Street
Univrsity of
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Ouglas
They Justice Court
Roger
Malay
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