Vending machine case yields fines and injunctive order
Kansas City officials pursue enforcement against mint vending machines owned by the Tri State Candy Machine Company and Lemaster Company. Judge Toke Phijock issues permanent injunction to halt operation, imposes $500 fines on O. A. Baidhell and others, and assigns special master George McDermot to investigate. Court documents state 1,206 machines were operating in the area.
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Toke Phijock
C. A. Demaster Candy
Jones
Lemaster Company
O. A. Baidhell
Wichita
Tri-State Candy Machine Company
Interfestim
Shelma
Jalteg i
Fugzel Pollock
Tohnson
Bachielll
George
McDermot
Ptate
Bachtell
Pepe
Hartford Death Case Involving Isbel Wheeler
Prosecution says Isbel Wheeler died after ingesting a powder later obtained from Maurice During. During admitted administering the powder and selling it. Prosecutor plans to seek a July grand jury indictment for first degree murder.
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Hartford
Conn
Isbel Wheeler
Maurice
Bergen
During
Coysville
Negro held for investigation after car chase and theft
City officers picked up a Negro driving a Willys Knight five passenger touring in Chicago for 47 dollars. The car bore a Kansas license tag and had been taken from Wichita. The man said his home was Wichita. Police notified Chicago authorities and the suspect was held at the city hall pending word from Wichita. Bible study at Methodist Church planned for summer with topics on miracles and who was Jesus.
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Chicago
Kansas
Wichita
NETS
Dougs
Newton
Kah
Jane
State Bank
Lincolnville
Ation
Pioneer Hatton dies at Westphalia aged 85
Ottawa Kansas today mourns Jacob Hatton 85 a Coffey and Anderson counties pioneer. Born 1839 he arrived in Burlington in 1878 and lived in Westphalia since 1884. A miller and flour mill builder he was Civil War wounded twice. Funeral Saturday in Burlington. Also noted simple funeral for Senator Edwin Ladd of North Dakota with in Washington today. burial undecided between Fargo and Maine.
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Kan
Jacob Hatton
Coffey
Anderson
Westphalia
Burlington
Washington
Edwin
Ladd
North
Dakota
Baltimore
Congress
Londr
A.v. Walt
Glenwood Cemetery
Hadeen
Fargo
Vigilantes Prowl as Lincolnville Bank Robbery Unfolds
A robbery at Lincolnville State Bank in Kansas sparked a vigilantism surge as armed locals patrolled highways. Officers pursued bandits westward after a 9 30 a m heist estimated at 500 to 1000 dollars. An airplane sighting near Lincolnville sparked rumors of escape.
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Harvey County
Kal
Wichita
Kani
Lincoln
Nebv
Lincolnville
Kan
Kansas City
W ‘A
Perry Hutton
Hart Bowman
Nebraska City
Restraining order sought against Burton couple over primer
Topeka Kansas June 25 AP A federal judge issued a restraining order against C J Burton and Ella Burton of Topeka to stop alleged threats and attacks on the Winston primer adopted by the state text book commission The John Winston Company of Philadelphia sought the order saying the Burtons oppose the primer due to an interest in an alternative text The petition says the Burtons are insolvent and requires bond to be posted.
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Kan
Associated Press
Cj C.burton
Ella
Burton
Winston
State Text Book Commission
John C. Pollock
John €.2Winston
Philadelphia
Burtons
Pollock
Lake forms in Wyoming after avalanche event
An avalanche near Gros Ventre in Wyoming formed a lake twenty miles northeast of Jackson, creating a new water body in June. The Associated Press reports water collected in the basin, with continued monitoring of the area and potential impacts on nearby terrain.
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Wyo
Associated Press
Gros
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Crumb
Hutchinson Leads Wheat Receipts at Major Market
Hutchinson Kansas reports the largest wheat receipts of the day with 127 official cars, though state inspector Charles W. Shull says actual totals exceed 150 cars. Minneapolis follows with 119 cars and Winnipeg with 108, Kansas City recording 7 cars.
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Are Hutchin
Charles W.shull
Minneapolis
Winnipeg
Kansas City
Sweep to reduce Indian Field Service jobs July 1
Washington June 25 The Indian bureau announces a sweeping reorganization affecting 294 field service employees who will lose their jobs July 1 The move cuts 227 903 annually from the payroll Clerks stenographers matrons Indian police judges and other officials are among those whose positions are abolished The bureau rolls will total 4932 on July 1 and the retrenchment has been in force at Haskell Institute for some time as facilities expanded and medical staff grew
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Associated Press
Indian Bureau
Heskell Institute
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Haskell
Hearing set for Bryan and others in Davies plot case
Concordia June 25. Deputy sheriff-turned-private attorney A P Bryan seeks alibi defense in the Davies murder plot case. Five Kansas City prisoners, Davies included, await July 1 hearings. bail raised to 10000 for Davies. Cloud County Atty Lundblade seeks extradition writs to move Bird and Jones to Concordia. Attorney general Griffith promises cooperation.
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Pi Ray Bryan
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Prney
Drummond
Kansas City
Charles B. Davies
Davies
Bryan
Colorado
Topeka
Kandupe
iLeon W. Lundblade
Cloud County
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Pat Bird
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Glie County
Charles B. Griffith
Broken Hip Tax: Miss Mattie Stevenson in hospital
Miss Mattie Stevenson of Lawrence is in a Sabetha hospital with a broken hip suffered last Tuesday in Wymore Nebraska after tripping on a rough sidewalk. She was returning from a trip to Fairbury Nebraska with Prof H B Hungerford and family. Ruth Kenney visited Sabetha last Saturday.
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Wymore
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Eis
Ruth
Kenney
Greece reels as General Pangalos seizes control in coup
June 25 Athens and Saloniki report a bloodless revolution led by General Pangalos. The Greek cabinet of Premier Michalakopoulos resigns, Papanastysion seeks to form a new government with cabinet posts offered to revolution leaders. The movement, described as a kid glove operation, places the army and navy in control with royal troops guarding Athens. The Greek fleet reportedly joins the revolt as officers declare an overt overthrow and threaten to hold the cabinet responsible for bloodshed.
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Hadjikiriakos
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Jugo-Slavia
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First Kaw Valley potatoes hit market in 1925 season
The Kaw Valley reports the first market potatoes of 1925, a crop yielding about 106 bushels per acre. The early market variety was Chuic, dug and priced at 1 dollar per bushel. Ten carloads were bought by local firms as digging starts or soon begins.
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Kaw
Godollas
Court dress rule tightens for debutantes at Buckingham Palace
London reports a lord chamberlain ruling restricting flimsy gowns at royal functions. Debutantes must wear substantial undergarments. new court crepe and slips will be used to preserve modesty and allow proper curtseying. In sports, Mrs Reinhart Dallas retains the Western Golf Association medal play title after a 250 stroke three day finish.
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Buckingham Palace
Lord Chamberlain
George
Mary
Chicago
Reinhart
Dallas
Tex
Kansas State Teachers Colleges Gain BA Degree Privilege
The Kansas State Board of Administration approved awarding the bachelor of arts degree in addition to the bachelor of science at Pittsburg Emporia and Hays State Teachers Colleges. Pittsburg previously granted BA degrees and now all three institutions will revise curricula to qualify for the arts degree.
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Kan
Associated Press
Kansas
Teachers ’ Colleges
Board of Administration
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Emporia
Hays
Kansas State Teachers College of
Americans Urge Modifications To China Treaties Under Due Process
Shanghai June 25 The American Association of China urges US co operation with other powers to adopt a firm stance on China s present situation. Resolution calls China to be held responsible for losses to life property and business and insists on observance of existing treaties until modified through Washington Conference processes. Copies go to Washington and New York. Dragon Day sees armed patrols as Shanghai counts seeds season amid strike protests. a general strike expected to end at sundown, with continued disruption to British and Japanese malls.
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Associated Press
American,Association of China
United States
China
Washington
State
American‘Asiatic Association
New York
Avhich
Astrolabes Donated Bring Historic Collection to Oxford
Thirty three astrolabes donated by Dr. Lewis Evans join existing college holdings to form a premier series. The instrument, dating to Hipparchus in the second century BC, measures solar and stellar altitude and aided navigation. Arabs later refined it to high standards before modern science emerged.
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Oxford
Eng
Lewis Evans
Arthur Evans
Christ
Hipparchus
Ani
Grecek
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Germany
Italy to discuss funding war debt with U S officials
Washington June 25 Negotiations for funding Italy war debt opened in a three hour meeting between an Italian official delegation and four members of the American debt commission The next conference is set for Tuesday Secretary Mellon refused to say whether discussions signal progress Ambassador De Martino led the Italian delegation Italy acknowledged the debt and proposed a payment plan over several years The talks aim to establish Italy's ability to pay as the basis for terms sought by Rome
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Associated 'Press
American ‘Debt Commission
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de Martine
Leleration
Italy
Pament
Fourth Defense Parade and Boxing Card Planned in Lawrence
Lawrence plans a Fourth of July Defense Day parade with local military units marching from the Chamber of Commerce to Woodland Park, to be followed by a 2 PM address by Fred Veiland and a major boxing card at the park grand stand. Park cleanup, dancing, and park concessions will accompany the celebration for an anticipated crowd over 7,000.
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American Legion
Woodland Park
Massachusetts Street
Chamber of Commerce
Fred Veiland
Park Grand Stand
Lawrenue
Follette Will Leaves Widow As Sole Beneficiary
Madison, June 25. Senator Robert M. La Follette's will offered for probate in Dane County court names his widow Mrs. La Follette as sole beneficiary and executrix. Debts, including a mortgage on the homestead, total about 29,000 dollars with personal property around 20,000 dollars and real estate at 48,000 dollars.
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Wis
Associated; Press
Robert MM
la Follette
Willy
Clarke Gets Post as Industrial School Head in Topeka
Lawrence native Lieut. Col. Sam G. Clarke, World War I veteran and former commander in the Kansas National Guard, is named superintendent of the Boys' Industrial School at Topeka, effective July 1. Capt. Herman H. Chiwell of Wichita will be assistant superintendent. the school serves about 350 boys with grades one through eight and industrial training.
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Sam G. Clarke
Lawrence
Tope
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139Th Infantry
Kansas
National Guard
Herman H. Chiwell
Wichita
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Orient Sale Appeals Court Action Draws Kansas City Notes
Native of an appeal from the sale of the Kansas City Mexico and Orient Railroad was served today by American note holders’ attorneys. The appeal would go to the U S Court of Appeals at St Louis. Complainants hold about 385000 in gold notes deemed worthless. sale approved in federal court in Kansas City last March. Judge Pollock set July 15 for briefs. purchasers receive 20 days to answer. T. M. Jones of Kansas City represented note holders.
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Eansas City, Mexico and Orient
United States Court of Appeals
St. Louis
Federal District Court
Kangoa City
Kan
John C. Pollock
T. M. Jones
Kansasity
Boost for Lawrence Plan Sets Tour of Red Star Highway
A Lawrence promotional tour, led by a van with twenty five participants, departs from St Joseph Missouri Tuesday June 30 to publicize Lawrence and local firms along the Red Star highway route. Secretary Claude Scott of the Chamber of Commerce announced the plan and urged firms to supply advertising materials for distribution.
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Red Star Highway
St. Joseph
Clsude Scott
Chamber of Commerce
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League to study international law on piracy and neutral rights
Stockholm reports the League of Nations committee on dedication of International Law has selected piracy suppression and joint exploitation of sea riches as initial topics. The group, led by ex Premier Hjalmar Hammarskjöld and including George W. Wickersham, will study rules of war, neutrality, and diplomatic privileges before proposing topics for possible treaties.
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Associati Ced Press
League For Nations
Inter+ national Law
Hjalmar Hammarskjold
George’ W. Wickersham
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League
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Women golfers reach Missouri Valley semis in Kansas City
In Kansas City on June 25, Mrs. D. O. Filly and Mrs. Ray Lounsberry of Springfield among others advanced to the semifinals of the Women’s Missouri Valley Golf tournament. Mrs. Hill had the day's low 186, followed by Margaret Waddles at 187. The note adds social detail about local meetings and transport plans.
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D. O
Ray Lounsberry
Springfield
Mbo
Veiter
Kansas’ City
T. S. Ridge
Kardsas
Hill
Margaret’ Waddles
Hutchingon
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