Hussey Resigns At Paulen's Request Amid Controversy
The Public Service Commission chair Hussey resigns at Governor Paulen's request amid political turmoil. Paulen planned to name a successor after a legislative inquiry and oster proceedings were discussed by Attorney General Smith. Hussey stated he would contest charges and insisted his resignation be voluntary.
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Paules
Paulen
Charles
T. Hisses
Vangas Public Service Commission
Tie
Palen
Fyuilen
W. A. Smith
Hussey
C. H. Rensen
Juscey
Husgey
Tinssey
Pautton
Commission
Paulen Ha
Legislativ
Investi
Tussey
Ray
Mick
Povernar
Tawe
Public Serie Commission
Zovernor
Fasly
Toreminhat
Baulen
Smith
Pavlen
Tor Hussey
Seliey
Toy
Hig
Attornes
Hussex
Governor Pausen urged Hussey resignation in Kansas speech
June 23 report quotes Senator Frederick Apt of the legislative committee praising Governor Pausen for calling Hussey to resign. The ouster proceedings had been dropped, and time was short before Hussey’s resignation would take effect as Apt commented on the situation in Aptlola.
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Hussey
Aim
Governor's Act Yards
Apt Lola
Kans
AP I
Paulen
Frederick Apt
Public Service Committee
TE Pausen
Fog delays Byrd Atlantic hop for France flight
New York June 23 AP reports fog described as the only remaining impediment to the trans Atlantic trip of the monoplane America. Commander Richard Byrd expected to depart Roosevelt Field for France at 4 am with preparations underway. speculation grows on a possible return flight from Europe and moves suggesting an Ireland stop prior to crossing back over the western Atlantic.
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New York
New Foundland
America
James Kimball
New Foundlondon
Roosevelt Field
France
Richard ©. Bred
Europe
T. Harold Kinkade
Pate
Ireland
Kinkade
Paris
Western
Pas
Pleas of Guilty in Siskiyou Train Holdup Case
Ray and Ray De Autremont pleaded guilty to the 1923 Siskiyou train holdup in Medford Oregon. The twins, previously not guilty, were sentenced to life imprisonment after a confession and a hastily impaneled jury. The judge could have imposed the death penalty, but the jury recommended life terms.
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Medford
Qre
Ray
Ray de Autremont
Siskiyou
Lindbergh Lands at Capital After Dayton Flight
Charles A. Lindbergh landed at Holling Field at 1:27 a.m. after flying from Dayton, Ohio in an army airplane. He was met by officials from the war, navy and commerce departments to discuss his future plans and developments in aviation abroad.
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Washington
Charles A. Lindbergh
Holling Field
Dayton
Ohio
New York
Paris
War, Navy and Commerce
Unusual Parallel in Lives of KU Law Grads 1942
Two Kansas University law school alumni who entered in 1909 and graduated after three years under Uncle Jimmy Green now preside as judges in Kansas 38th district divisions. Clarence Dy Chamberlin and Charles Levine plan a transatlantic flight from New York to Germany aboard a Columbia monoplane Leviathan, with departure aimed for July 12.
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The
University Law School
Jimmy Green
DL. MM. Resler
George PF. Beezley
Judicial Act of
Kansas
Paris
Maris
United States Lines
Clarence Dy Chamberlin
Charles. A. Levine
New York
Germany
Columbia
Camps Call 166000 Four Hundreds Open in Every State
New York AP reports four hundred Mi G A summer camps will open in the last week of June and early July, distributed across all states. More than 100000 people are.expected to attend the season with 70,900 to 80,000 campers. The rest include campers from USW, churches and other groups, plus adults in business programs.
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New York
Road work discussion as 73W paving advances in county
Seventy five landowners along highway 73W in the southern part of the county met at district 20 school to discuss hard surfacing and state and federal aid for the rest of the route to the Douglas county line next year. A grading crew will start work tomorrow from West Twenty Third street on 73W south of Lawrence using Fresno equipment under U C Metz in charge. the job covers 4.19 miles with a small initial crew and later a larger one.
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Douglas County
West Twenty-Third Street
Lawrence
Fresno
U. C. Metz
Penny & Baldwinho
Omaha
Governor General Wood’s Health Seen by Coolidge
President Coolidge and Representative Tilson discussed General Leonard Wood’s health in relation to his role as governor general of the Philippines. Wood, who had surgery before leaving for the United States, faced uncertain ability to resume duties. Tilson, a recent visitor, joined the White House talks as concerns about his condition were aired.
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Rapid City
Leonard Wood
Philippines
White House
Coolidg
Coolente
Tilson
Wood
Apors
Gehrig hits three homers as Yankees rout Red Sox
Lou Gehrig slugged three homers to pace the New York Yankees to a 41 to 4 rout of the Philadelphia Athletics, breaking into a major league single game homer record. The game featured Gehrig adding to his 21 for the year as New York overwhelmed Boston’s pitching with a steady barrage. Other line scores show uneven victories across the league as teams contest early season pace.
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Keamus Boston
Lou Gehrig
Yankees
Bob Lane
Boston Nationals
Ed. Delahanty
Philadelphia Nationals
Gehrig
New York
Boston
Ruether
Collins
Lundgren
MacFaden
Hartley
Moore
Washington
Philadelphia
Marberry
Braxton
Ruel
Willis
Cochrane
St. Louis
Cleveland AG
Vangilder
Neversane
Bebangiudlin
Moan
Detroit
Stoner
Woodall
Lyons
Mutinous Kansas convicts ready to talk with board
Prisoners in Lansing Kansas coal mine ready to discuss demands with the board of administration after a day of stalled talks. guards locked in the mine are weak and hungry, while officials weigh rescue options as mutiny enters its second day.
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Lansing
Kan
Kansas
Board of Administration
Lacey Simpson
Cha Tes Hoffman
Simpson
Dogtor Hoffman
Se Peach
Arg Hur
Heslop
Pit Hess
Rev
Hudspeth
Topeka
s '_Toneka
Paulen
State Penitentiary
Governors reply prompts prison probe push in Lansing
A telegram reveals Governor Paulen and Haldeman-Julius urging inquiry into Lansing penitentiary conditions. Publisher Girard insists inmates are barbarously treated amid brutal administration. A three citizen investigation was proposed to examine claims and unrest.
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Girard
Haldeman-Talits
Lansing
Paulen
Raiedoda
Sixteen KU Men Admitted to Kansas Bar
Topeka Kan June 23 Forty five men and one woman were sworn as members of the Kansas bar by D A Valentine clerk of the supreme court. The lone woman was Margaret McGurnaghan of Topeka and forty four men passed the bar exam. S Thompson of Hope was admitted without regular examination. Sixteen KU law graduates took the exam and all passed. This is the eighth consecutive examination with no failures.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
D. A. Valentine
Supreme Court
Margaret McGurnaghan
S. Thompson
T the
University of Kansas School of Law
Shanes Named Rector of Trinity Church in Lawrence
Rev Francis B Shanes of Independence has been called as rector of Trinity Episcopal Church in Lawrence and will begin duties in September He succeeds Chaplain Fran A Edwards who resigned in April to lead Episcopal work at the University of Oklahoma in Norman Oklahoma Shanes is rector of Epiphany Church in Independence He is a New York College and Gambier Divinity School graduate and previously led a parish in Cleveland He is Ohio born and related to Rev He A Wolfe former rector of Pat Burg Kan now at St Andrew's Kansas City
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Francis B. Shanes
Independence
Trinity Eucopal Church
Lawrence
Trinity, Church Today
Shaner
Fran A. Edwards
Norman
Oklo
Episcopal Church
University of Oklahoma
I M. Shaner
Epiphany Church
Newyor Colllege
Gambier Divinity School
Gambier
Ohio
Cleveland
Or Shanet
He A. Wolfe
Patburg
Kan
St. Andrew's
Kansas City
A Talk on Italy by Ded H.R. Stouffer
Ded H.R. Stouffer, back from a year in Italy, cites censorship and rumor in the country. He notes press limitations, a one man political system, suspended constitution, and an economy described as active and prosperous amid the regime.
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Italy
H.R. Stouffer
Kielu
Stouffer
Museshlini
Dhan Stauffer
Rome
Titana
Mary
Mis
May View Comet at KK U Observatory
The public may view the Pons Winnecke comet at the University of Kansas observatory tonight at 9:39 PM. Prof Dinsmore Alier announced the comet is nearing Earth within four million miles and will be faint but appear larger than the moon at closest approach through the telescope in the deghime room.
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University of Kansas
Dinsmore Alier
Department of Astronomy
Aleigis
Alstot
Eel Eh Ie Laney
Flood relief fund total climbs in Douglas County aid
Douglas County contributions to the Red Cross relief for Mississippi Valley food sufferers reached 3 0577 dollars with earlier totals of 3 045 77 from Lawrence Ant Club A B Stanwipes Newman Junior Orchestra Kansas City Mo is billed to perform at the Fowerseck theater Friday and Saturday as part of a junior orpheum circuit.
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Douglas County
Red Cross Fund
Relige l of
Mississippi Valley
Lawrence
Newman
Newman Junior Orchestra
Kansas City
Orpheum
Bircuit
Fowerseck Theater
Tamorrhy
Harvest Activity Expands Across Douglas County Fields
Harvest work spreads through Douglas County wheat fields as rains ease. Farmers report varied yields by district with average estimates from 18 to 38 bushels per acre. Binders roll in western areas while oats begin, and recent storms have damaged some plots.
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Alihe
Farmers Prize
Lawrence
Eudora
Lawrente
Douglas
Cou
Urges regional rule for local government reform
Prof Thomas H Reed of the University of Michigan tells a Commonwealth conference the township as a government unit is doomed and a new regional system should merge city and tributary areas. He argues work now done by city and county belongs to a regional authority overseeing common needs across areas above the county line.
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API
Thomas H. Reed
University of Michigan
Commonwealth Conference
Arohed
Tegiona
Botton
T Ton
Trial Near End in Bomb Case at Fort Mayberry
Girard Kansas June 23 A P testimony in the Fort Mayberry bombing trial neared completion Final arguments to the jury were expected after the afternoon session Mayberry finished testifying this morning The defense had used most of its witnesses and some rebuttal plans remained Daisy Green testified that Mrs Mayberry cried her husband did not do it expressing belief in his innocence
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Girard
Kans
Fort Mayberry
Mayberry
Nun
Taventa Wits Esas
Daisy Green
Inherits Fortune and Family Movements Across Cities
Mrs. Pontius of Chicago is to receive a large share of Henry Flagler's estate, with the will dividing millions among three heirs. Mr Pontius tests his medical studies in Chicago while Mrs Pontius heads to Seattle for painting in California. University summer session hosts Henry Berg in a voice recital with piano by Ella Bear, four groups of singers, at Frasier Hall tonight. President Masaryk again elected as leader of the Czechoslovak Republic. he is described as having been a blacksmith in his youth.
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John R. Pontius
Chicater-in
J. R Pontius
Henry Flagler
Florida
Pontius
Lawrence
Chicago
Testis
Northwestern Medical School
Seattle
California
Henry Berg
Jenn
Alice Moncrieff
Ella Bear
First New Wheat Arrives in Kansas City
Kansas City June 23 reports the first of the new wheat arriving, with twenty four cars from Protec Kansas and the remainder from Oklahoma. Prices run 2 to 11 cents under comparable grades, buyers paying about 1 45 to 1 50 per bushel. The loaded quality appears high with most cars graded No 1 hard and shark hard.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Protec
Oklahoma
Kansas Parent-Teacher Association elects new officers
At the Kansas Parent-Teacher association executive board meeting in the Chamber of Commerce building, a new vice president and treasurer were elected to fill vacancies caused by resignations. Mrs. R. Neal was named vice president and Mrs. C Stewart of Wichita became treasurer, with Roy Engle of Manhattan filling the remaining vacancy. The board’s first regular session of the year included routine business and a luncheon for members and state chairmen at the Colonial Inn.
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Kansas Parent-Teach Association
Chamber Jointierce
R. Neal
jWas
Ctewart
Wichita
Roy Engle
Manhattan
Wingert
W. Ere Bts
Richard J. Hopkins
Kansas Supreme Court
Lawrence
T. J. Sweeney
Cammmitdeo
Chamber of Commerce
A& Ie Gremer
New
Hawiene
H. Ce
Commends Work Here at Health Luncheon
Miss Jessie Pearce one of two nurses briefly detained under the Shepherd-Towner act spent Wednesday in Lawrence conferring with health work leaders and attending a luncheon for state Parent-Teacher association officers. She offered state board support for any pre school or baby clinic upon timely application.
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Jessie Pearce
State Board of Health
Shepherd-Towner
Lawrence Conferriavith
State
Parent-Teacher Association
Fearce
State Board of
Boulder Dam
Tea tasters in short supply prompt night-school training
London dispatch notes tea tasters are scarce leading County Councils to consider night courses. A broker described a £1000 yearly job with commission but found no suitable applicants. Parents hesitate to send sons into a trade demanding long apprenticeships without pay. The tea trade cannot afford high starter wages yet prospects appear lucrative if trained.
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London
Serine
Mincing Lane
Ape
Promii
Unscrupulous Marketing in Schools Sparks Debate
Fragmentary OCR reveals a vocational marketing program in girls and boys baths for grade students. Critics argue it monetizes students and imposes expenses. supporters suggest practical training in cleaning and maintenance. The text mentions showers, baths, scrubbing, and district facilities with unclear dates or places.
High Protein Wheat Shapes Kansas Growth Outlook
The article notes Kansas wheat yields exceeding 12 million bushels with high protein content. It explains millers demand protein for flour and bread, praising Sunflower State advantages for producing protein rich wheat. It discusses climate and seasonal factors that favor winter over spring wheat for higher protein, and describes Kansas geography and climate zones affecting quality.
Private Naval Talks Highlight British Effort at Conference
AP reports a private meeting between British delegate and American officials to discuss naval limits. The British side stressed economic benefits of smaller warships, while observers doubt reopening the Washington Treaty would help.
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Lear Naval
Fibson
MecGibson
Washington
Man in court in Oklahoma on murder charge
Seans man, 23, appeared in court in Dinca Oklahoma for the alleged attack on a district farm girl. Gilbreath was charged with the murder of BF Cos, whom he shot to death as Cos faced trial for assault. Judge Scott ordered him held for state trial after waiving preliminary hearings.
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Okla
Hine
APJ
Areh Gilbreath
Sian
Galbreath
BF Cos
Cox
Saul
Faryper
Fir County Report
Ludgé
Scott
Major H O D Starave Seeks Motor Boat Speed Records
Major H O D Starave announces intent to surpass all speed records for motor boats this summer at the Florida coast. He is moving to London to work on motor boat construction while a Thames beat line project from Greenwich to Kew is prepared. Federal aid to acquire local grain elevators is discussed for Wheat pools with Kansas Co-Operative Wheat Marketing Association tied to future plans.
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Tanda
Seprive
Florida
Beach
Lendon
Bes
Thames
Greenwich
Kewens
Waterlow Bridge
Chicago
B. R. Downie
Wichita
Kansas
Kansas Co- Operative Wheat Marketing Association
American_Institute of Co-Operation
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