Hoover Urges Quick Versailles Ratification Without Article Ten
Herbert Hoover urged rapid ratification of the Versailles treaty after removing Article 10 from the League covenant. He argued the league should rely on moral and economic power, not military enforcement, and tie U S membership to disarmament progress within a set period. He said such a policy strengthens the Republican position and preserves American independence.
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New York
League of Nation
Herbert C. Hoover
New York Evening Post
Hoover
League
Mr. Hoover
United States
Europe
America
Republican Party
Corn Crop Report Shows Douglas County Corn at 39373 Acres
State Board of Agriculture reports Kansas crops as of June 15 with Douglas county corn at 39,373 acres and an 85 percent condition. Statewide condition is 80.2 percent, eight tenths higher than last year. Douglas oats yield projected at 33 bushels per acre and state average at 29.1 bushels.
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State Board, of Agriculture
Kansas
Douglas County
G Melvin Seeks Probate Judge Backed by Legal Lineage
G Melvin, son of R E Melvin, grew up in a Douglas County law office and earned a KU law degree. Admitted to the bar, he spent four years with his father's practice aside from U S Navy service and seeks voter support for Probate Judge.
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R. E. Melvin
K. CU. Law
Geo. KK. Melvin
Douglas County
U. S. Navy
Melvin
Topeka Banker Dies After Heart Disease Attack
Frank H. Burrow, 41, cashier of the Central National Bank, died at his home on Buchanan Street shortly after 10 last night from a heart disease attack. He had been ill only a few days. Survived by his widow and three children Josephine Francis and Frank Henry, his father J. R. Burrow, president of the bank, and his brother J. Randall Burrow, all of Topeka.
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Frank H. Burrow
Central National Bank
Suz Buchanan Street
Josephine
Francis
Frank Henry Burrow
J. R. Burrow
The
J. Randall Burrow
Topeka
Raids Find Twelve Stills Near Pelk Dad lax County
United States internal revenue officers and county officers raided buildings near Pelk Dad lax county and found twelve stills with about 1040 gallons of mash and about 100 gallons of liquor. The stills and sums of the mash and liquor were kept as evidence.
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Des Moines
United States
Internal Revenue
Pelk-Dadlax County
Attempted fail delivery ends in gunfire at Wauseon jail
Five gunmen wounded a watchman during an early morning assault to free Edward O Neil alias Malu who awaits trial for a bank robbery in Delta Ohio. The attackers fled toward Toledo in a tearing car, several injured in Fulton county.
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Edward O'Neil
Wauseon
Toledo
Webster Stough
Tin Fulton County
Wanseon
Malu
Delta
Ohta
Towarel Topedo
Germany War Losses And Orphaned Children Report
In June Geneva cites German wartime tolls with 1,000,000 dead. It notes 600,000 war widows, about 1,150,000 orphans, and 200,000 maimed or disabled. Charity largely funds this relief effort.
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Geneve
Germany
Todi
Apo
Bomb Explodes in Country Waterburn Area Strike
A bomb exploded near Line in the Cethar eye soon Riv tite Hill street as workers at the local plant ceased joining the strike. No one in the house was harmed. The incident reflects tensions amid widespread labor unrest and ongoing disruptions.
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C. Waterhburm. Wonn
Cethar
Wasv
Ninety Candidates in Douglas County List of Officials
Long list of Douglas County election tickets includes clerks treasurers trustees and constables across many townships such as Lecompton Clinton Kanwaka Wakarusa Willow Springs and Eudora with names like Walter Howard Julia Smith John Banks Arthur Ulrich and George Griffin. Also notes city of Lawrence ward level committees and precinct divisions as the paper outlines comprehensive local race coverage.
Bird's-eye View of Federal Expenditures Across Presidencies
A historical financial table charts federal outlays from 1905 to 1918 across administrations of Roosevelt Taft and Wilson. Figures show yearly spending, including dramatic jumps in wartime 1917 1918, with amounts ranging from hundreds of millions to over twenty billion dollars.
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Theodore Roosevelt
William H. Taft
Woodrow Wilson
Precincts and Names in City Ward Assignments
The record lists precincts and names across wards including Henry Albach in 2d ware 1st precinct, Benjamin Hift in 2d ward 2d precinct, Wr. LatCoss in 3d ward 1st precinct, and J. T. Culver in 2d precinct with other names such as daceb Pool skyp Sth ward and John Westfall in bd ward.
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Joan W. Clark
Co Manney
C. M. Fisher
CL Stevenson
Geo. de Barker
J. H. Mitchell
Chas Tucker
M. A. Gerrill
J. B. Wilson
C. Bh. Hosfont
Henry Albach
Ware
Benjamin Hift
Wr. LatCoss
Cong
Daceb Poolskyp
J. T. Culver
John Westfall
Northern Baptists Out Ritvele Noo bane 2
Northern Baptists faced disruption as internal tensions grew over inter church world movement. Judge O W Freeman, a longtime advocate, received applause for urging a workable method to preserve the evangelical movement amid withdrawal threats.
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Ritvele
Bane
Pervirt Ventien Verdes
World Movement
Severn
Judge OW. Freeman
Denver
Taken to Lansing Penitentiary by Charles Cracher
A fragmentary report states that Mays was taken to the state penitentiary at Lansing by Charles Cracher after a court action. Details are incomplete but the transfer is noted as part of a criminal proceeding.
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Lansing
Hinveld
Mays
Undefined. Unable to determine clear headline
Fragmentary text describes wedding related living arrangements and a summer venture with unclear names and places. The passage is garbled with many misspellings and lacks coherent details to form a concise news item.
Cher Oki obituary notice from local paper
Mrs Cher Oki obituary notice appears in a historical newspaper fragment noting a death and associated local details. The readable text provides limited information about the deceased and life context.
Unclear fragment hints at Lawrence event in May
Fragmentary note mentions Lawrence and a date in May with names unclear. No verifiable details to confirm people, organizations, or outcomes.
Explosion at Chicarn shop kills two
Two young girls were killed and another injured in a bomb blast that wrecked a shop in Chicago. A device placed at a door exploded sending bodies across the sidewalk as police investigate links to a labor dispute and the shop owner's residence is mentioned in earlier reports.
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Chicago
Fierls
Yesterdauy
Ber
Dora Paensen Case Involving Sana Tors Wednesday
A terse note references Dora Paensen and Sana Tors in a Wednesday proceeding. Details are sparse, with limited readable facts about the individuals or event. The fragment hints at a legal or administrative matter occurring midweek.
To Play in Central Park Fraternal Band Concert
Park The Fraternal Aid liven band concert was moved from Woodland park Konight to Central park one stead. Community event features local musicians and residents urged to attend.
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Woodland Park
Contral Park
Insurance Notice Seeks Farm and City Insurance Clients
Experienced broker offers 18 years in farm and city insurance through the Marley Agency at 709 Mass. Affirms partnership with Hartford and National Hartford Co. to provide friendly contracts and liberal patronage. States they adjust many losses. Contact B. H. Woodbury at 2163 Black 817.
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R. (. Marley
Mass
Hartford
Nationel
Hartford Co
B. H. Woodbury
Piene
Rankin's Drug Store Ice Cream Pint Desert Offer
A brief note indicates Rankin's Drug Store offers a pint or a portion of ice cream to help with desert cravings. The message suggests a promotional option tied to the store, emphasizing a simple remedy or treat. The exact terms are unclear due to fragmented text.
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Rankin’s Drug Store
Mt Hope Spring Water Ad Promotes Natural Water
An advertisement urges readers to drink the natural water from Mt Hope Spring Water and provides a contact phone number 198 for orders or inquiries.
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Mt. Hope
Possible first woman VP candidate for AFL noted
Sara A. Conboy is cited as a potential vice president contender for the American Federation of Labor, making her a leading figure in labor history if elected to national office. Her possible nomination marks a milestone for women in organized labor.
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Sara A. Conboy
American Federation of Labor
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