Evangelist Found After Abduction Or Encounter in Douglas Arizona
Long missing evangelist Aimee Semple McPherson, reported abducted on the road to a ransom, was identified in a Douglas Arizona hospital. Minnie Kennedy spoke with a daughter via long distance and prepared travel plans to join her. McPherson recounted abductor threats, escapes, and alleged plans involving other actresses.
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Evangelist
Douglas
Arizona
Ose
Ame
Thex
Los Angeles
Minnie Kennedy
Daugh
Aimee Semple McPherson
Kennedy
McPherson
Roberta
Rolf
Joe Ryan
Dougl Ariz
Olea
Akennedy
Agua Prieta
Mrs. McPherson
Robert
Mary Pickford
Steve
Felipe
Mexico City
Rose
Weather update hints warmer with clear roads in Kansas cities
Partly cloudy tonight and Thursday bring slight warmth in the southwest portion. Roads remain clear and good in Kansas City Emporia Hutchinson Salina Coffeyville Pittsburg Kansas City Ottawa Topeka. Temperature readings at 1 PM yesterday and today show maximums and minimums for today.
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Kansas City
Emporia
Hutchinson
Salina
Coffeyville
Pittsburg
Arkansas City
Ottawa
Topeka
Four year terms urged for state officers in Kansas
Topeka June 23 AP Governor Paulen proposed a constitutional amendment to change all elective state officer terms from two to four years and forbid immediate re election. He noted most officials already serve four years and said removing biennial elections would save money while recall laws provide protection.
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Topeka
Paulen
Nogales
Ariz
Sonora River
Sonora
Mexico
Byrd Back Home Leads Polar Flight Welcome Parade
Lieutenant Commander Richard E. Byrd Jr returns from the first Arctic flight to crown a jubilant reception in New York. Harbor crafts, 16 navy planes, and a Broadway parade to City Hall greeted him as Mayor Walker and state officials honored Byrd Floyd Bennett and Byrd’s Virginia kin joined the celebration praising his team’s “do or die” spirit.
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New York
Richard E. Byrd, Jr
North Pole
T York City
W G
Byrd
Floyd Bennett
Naval Air
Broadway
City Hall
Ieal
Ay Yor Walker
Congress
Moore
New Ders
Tith
New Yer
Henry Byrd
Virginia
Mandar Byrd
Virginia Society
Din
Walker
County youth retreat planned at U of Douglass campus
Leaders of Douglas County youth and adult advisers gather for a two session retreat at the University of Dou- campus on Saturday afternoon and evening June 6. Miss Nancy Longenecker returning from Boston will lead discussions with Rev. C. W. Thomas and others assisting. A picnic supper at 6 sets the meal, each brings their own lunch. Rev. Edwin F. Price oversees the recreation hour and a campfire fellowship closes the event with special features.
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Las County
Hees
Cauteil of Religious Education
Douglas County
ATL
Dy¢he Museum
Nancy Longenecker
Boston
C. W.thomas
The
Baptist Church
Edwin F. Price
Seall Ae
Kansas talk by Junior Red Cross speaker Albert Evans
Albert Evans of Denver will address University of Kansas students on Monday at 1 30 and 8 p m to present the Junior Red Cross program. He will spend the afternoon in Fraser chapel and the evening in Little Theater for discussions with special class groups.
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Albert Evans
Denver, Cole
University of Kansas
Evans
Fraser Chapel
Young Tom to voyage world with university credit
Harley, Jr., of Wichita known as Young Tom formerly of Lawrence and KU student, will tour the world on a student ship led by ex Governor Allen in journalism. He earns a year of college credit for the trip after attending Fairmount College the past year and intends to return to the University of Kansas. Mrs. W A Ramsey of 444 Louisiana street was ordered to appear in the police court tomorrow for raking grass into the street.
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Nere
Denver
Mile
Agelos
Anu Les Police
Roberta
Steiner
Met
de Aecretsky
Young Tom
Tom ‘Harley, Jr
Wichita
Young ‘Tom
Lawrence
University of Kansas
Allen
Fairmount Scollége
Univers Psity
Kai
W. A. Ramsey
Louisiana Street
Lappear
Soclock
Kluckers to Don Masks in Parade Take Stage in Emporia
Emporia authorities clash over a city tag ordinance aimed at Ku Klux Klan marchers. The county seeks an injunction to stop enforcement while Klansmen must display large numbers on their backs and register before parading. A hearing is set for this afternoon.
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Emporia
A. P
Atherton
T. Atherton
Speicer
Kising
Spencer
Richardson
Torney
G. E. Parker
G.C. McCullough
Prince of Wales Drummer Appears in London Club
London reports the Prince of Wales attending an unfashionable club where the visitor was treated to eight encores of a favorite tune. He danced swiftly and later took control of the drum sticks for a long session, ending with the band leader relaxing the crowd after hours.
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London
Tax cuts urged in congress for 1950 surplus
Three Democratic moves in Congress seek immediate tax relief based on treasury surplus estimates. George Crisp proposes dropping corporate tax from 18 4 to 10 percent, Jacobstein drafts 2 percent refunds on personal income tax and seeks elimination of the 3 cent auto tax plus corporate assessment cuts. Copeland introduces a senate resolution for refunds of unused taxes for the current fiscal year.
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Washington
Congress
Treasury
Crisp
Georgia
House
Way and Means
Teaxes
Jacobstein
New York
Senate
Copeland
Forfeiture of Kansas City College of Medicine and Surgery
Jefferson City Mo June 23 A P Forfeiture of the charter of the Kansas City College of Medicine and Surgery and its ouster from Missouri was ordered by the state supreme court en banc. The court ruled the school operated as a diploma mill selling medical diplomas to unqualified persons and misused its charter powers. Dr Allander secretary in truth ran the school for pecuniary gain and the decision reflects the high stakes court finding.
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Jefferson City
Kansas City College of Medicine and Surgery
Missouri
Supreme Court
St. Louis
High Stake Court
Kansas City
R. Allandér
Sheriff Cummings recovers still and mash on Goosecreek
Sheriff Cummings and deputies found a ten gallon copper still and a large tin utensil beside a cement vat containing mash about four by five feet on Goosecreek. A farm owner reported the discovery after smelling something near his wheat field. No liquor was found, and the owner had no prior knowledge of the site.
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W. J. “Cummings
Hatmark
Lawrence
Brooklyn Robins Rally to Beat Braves in First League Doubleheader
In a June 28 National League game, Brooklyn Robins overcame Boston Braves 8 to 2 after a ninth inning rally. First game score notes show varied innings with Petty Erhardt and Hargreaves. A second game featured different lineups and final tallies, as rain affected later schedule.
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Robins
Braves
Brooklyn
Boston
Petty
Erhardt
Hargreaves
O'Neill
Benten
Gibson
Gold Graham
D. Taylor
Innati
Tutcher Luque
Cincinnati Nationals
Chicago
Cincinnati
Root
Gonzales
Luque
Harg Pittsire
St. Louis
Singer
Gooch
Haines
O'Farrell
Aves
New York
Potato crop late in valley meets discuss marketing
Local meeting with potato growers reports nationwide crop delays of about two weeks and a late start expected in the valley. Last year the valley shipped 3700 cars, 4800 in 1924 with a 3300 car projection this year. acreage up slightly and market trend rising, but local spuds may sell on a downward curve once on market. Wheeler resumes testimony for Anti-Saloon activities after private committee consultation in Washington.
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Manhattan
Atie Valley
Inf Stockdyke
Wheeler
Washington
Wayne B. Wheeler
Oan Opan
Senate Campaign Funds Committee
State Board Guests of Chamber of Commerce
The State Board of Agriculture was the guest of Lawrence Chamber of Commerce at a dinner honoring the visiting board. J C Mohler cited practical farmer support from business and the university relations. Education and industrial surveys by universities were praised for aiding Kansas farmers. The event included performances and a toast to stronger farming business ties.
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J. C. Mohler
State Board of Agriculture
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Board of Agriculture
Topeka
Salas
Drennon
Margaret
Ruth Ellis
Maxine Letty Bogers
Claude L. Scott
Chanidler
H. Lindley
Kansas
E. A. Millard
Wen
Seft
G. B. Hosford
Estaing
Husfore
Businesie Veny
B.'Hosford
Western Kangas
Mohler
Iboy
Lfarm
I Kansas Free State Fair Board
Bandits raid Indiana Club in West Baden
Four unmasked robbers tortured victims with burning newspapers and stole 6100 in money and jewelry from the Indiana Club near West Baden Indiana last night Two women were among the victims Mrs G S Brake of Louisville lost 5000 in jewelry 400 in jewelry and 100 in cash were taken from Mrs M J Callahan also of Louisville
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West Baden
Ind
Indiana Club
GS. Brake
Louisville
M. J. Callahan
Lawrence student attempts suicide with iodine
Joseph A. Boyer a 21 year old engineering student at KU was found after drinking an ounce of iodine near Fourteenth and Massachusetts. He told officers he was tired of living and was rushed to Memorial hospital where doctors expect his recovery. A quick antidote halted the poisoning.
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Joseph A. Boyer
Univermer School
Tthe Memorial Hospital
Fourteenth
Massachusetts
Coo
Messer
Mr. Boyers
May.McCullough
West Fourteenth Street
Lawrence
Richard
Boyer
Richard Bleisner
Coefs Drug Store
Barioot
Coe
Briand Forms New Death Cabinet in Paris shakes government
Paris June 23 AP Aristide Briand succeeded today in forming his death cabinet. the ministry presented to President Doumergue tonight includes Premier and Foreign Minister Aristide Briand and Finance Joseph Caillaux with Justice M Laval and M Leygues among others. Marriage licenses issued to Edier C Van Cleave and Anna Kentzler Topeka and to Howard L Reedy and Reita M Bell Lawrence. other licenses granted in the region. Pleasant Grove CPA initiation tomorrow at Kanwaka hall during the county quarterly meeting.
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Paris
Aristide Briand
Doumergue
Aristide Briand Pinance
Joseph Caillaux
M. Laval
M. Leygues
Guillaumatree
M. Chapsal
M. Binet
M. Perrier
M. Durand
Bert
Edtier C. van Cleave
Anna Kentzler
Topeka
L. H. Menger
Howard L. Reedy
Reita Mair Bell
Lawrence
David Matthew Logan
Okmulgeeard
Lucile Jeannette Cole
Agpnee
C. P
Pleasant Grove
Kanwaka Hall
Wise Bishop Addresses K U Convocation
The Right Reverend James Wise, bishop of Topeka, spoke at Fraser Hall chapel on the twentieth century’s need to cultivate capacity especially in friendship and human relations. He urged solving human relationship issues as the key to economic problems, praising thoughtful, Godly thinking and practical advice for university life. RA Schwegler announced Mount Oread traffic rules and student bicycle policies.
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James Wises
Topeka
Chapel of
Fraser
Bishop
King
Bishop Wise
Lfe
Irene Peabody
School of Fine Arts Siege
RA. Schwegler
School of Education
Mount Oread
Douglas county furnishes nine students for summer
Douglas county has furnished nine students for the summer school at Pittsburg State Teachers College. The total enrollment has reached 2,016. Names include Lora M. Williams and others from Lawrence, Baldwin and Eudora, listing several students and years. Also notes a ballet milestone and political expense discussion.
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Douglas County
Pittsburg State Teachers College
Douglas
Lawrence
Lora M. Williams
Frederick
Liebolt
Ralph
Earle Graver
Jessie E. Hamm
Graver
Eudor Aileen G. van Gunten
Francis Harold “Harris
Pearl Lillian Broers
Baldwin
Leif M. Spencer
George Leonansay Paiste
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