Coolidge backs farm co op bill and loans plan
Washington June 25 President Coolidge urged legislation to aid cooperative farming marketing associations and endorsed Senator Tincher’s bill to fund loans from a 100 million dollar appropriation. The stance follows broader efforts to relieve agricultural distress and stabilize farm purchasing power amid postwar deflation. The administration supports the cooperative marketing approach and price stabilization, amid House and Senate maneuvers over farm relief measures.
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Coolidge
Fess
Republican
Ohio
Senate
Congress
Durne
Gil
Committees of Agriculture
Thesident
Iasgtern
Qany Rhbsa
Aondrginp
Sy Dewiers
Mini
Lening Watson
Indiana
McNary
MyNars
Republica
Oregon
Watson
Tincher
Foss
White House
Goolidge
Wilson, Pennsylvania Senator Nominee, Tells Campaign Costs
William B. Wilson testified before the senate campaign funds committee that his primary expenses totaled $88.81 and that his campaign committee spent about $10,000 with $6,000 to be paid later. He associated with William E. Porter and noted they defeated a governor candidate. Wilson also declined a railroad mediation board post offered by President Coolidge. The hearing then shifted to William Vare expenditures, with A Nevin Detrich describing a $1,000 bill kept in a state wallet for Vare backers and questioned transfers via Judge Wat of the Ware camp.
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William B. Wilson
Leter
Woodrow Wilson
Pennsylvania
Senate Campaign Funds Committee
William E. Porter
Ams
Wilson
la Follette
Wisconsin
Railroad Mediation Board
Coolidge
Wayne B. Wheeler
William §. Vare
Reed
A. Nevin Detrieh
Pennsylvania Treasury Department
Vare-Beideman
Harrisburg
Charles Musser
State Treasury
Detrich
Mn Lents
Vare Comittee
Mifflin
Wat
Ware Campa
Watson
Inquisitor
Lentz
Garza Says He Wasnt Wounded in Mexican Jail
An American citizen, Garza, told officers he was tortured in Matamoros jail but officials denied the claim and said he was not jailed at that time. He was detained for questioning but released when charges proved false.
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Brownsville
Pex
Dune
Nativada Garza
Americ
Matamoros
Cardenas
Garza
Suaules
Sud
Hin
Rapid wrapper at Jackman mill boosts output
A rapid wrapper W is being installed at the Jackman mill to seal 1860 cartons an hour, enabling three men to do the work of one employee and producing three to four times as many packages as before. The machine unfolds and closes cartons, fills them, and closes the top. The mill uses it to fill packages with Jenny Wren flour.
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Jackman Mill
Fackman Mill
Dog bite report near Varsity Theatre prompts Pasteur treatment
John Olins was bitten by a dog last night near the Varsity theatre. Police were notified after the incident and a stray dog deemed rabid was disposed of. Dr. W. M. Richards treated Olins with Pasteur treatment.
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John Olins
Elgele
Tthe
Varsity Theatre
Scone
Olins
W. M. Ruchards
Pasteur
North Second Streat
Kansas Forecast Offers Unsettled Tonight Then Cool
Forecast calls for unsettled weather tonight with cooler temperatures in the northeast and extreme east. Saturday should be fair with rising low temperatures in the west. Road conditions vary from clear to poor in several cities including Kansas City Hutchinson Salina Ottawa and Emporia. Temperatures trending up from yesterday with 7 a.m. and noon readings noted.
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Kansas City
Hutchinson
Salina
Kansas _ City
Ottawa
Towloudy
Emporia
Jeyville
Pittsburg
Wichita
Araxisaain
Wheat receipt records fall in Wichita on June 23
Wichita broke all wheat receipt records with 350 cars received, surpassing yesterday’s high. Kansas City followed with 220 cars, Hutson (Hutchinson) at 208. Excessive moisture pressured prices down six to ten cents on many samples, many of which were threshed by combines.
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Wichita
Nime
Kansas City
Hutchinson
Plan and uprising plot hit as Spaniards report arrests
Report from Madrid says nearly 200 prominent Spaniards were arrested after discovery of a plot to overthrow the Primo de Rivera government. The Ateneo, Spain’s leading cultural and literary society, is accused of fomenting rebellion. A dispatch from Madrid notes Republican and Liberal elements backing the plot, with Duke of Rubi among those connected.
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France
Madrid
Palimo de Rivera
Ateneo
Spain
Paris
Primo de Rivera
Duke of Rubi
Cuba
Reds Acquire Bohne From Reds? Waiver Move by Robins
Brooklyn adds fielder Sammy Bohne from Cincinnati via waivers and he will report to the Brooklyn minor league system. In other action, Brooklyn beat the Giants 5 to 4 with clutch hitting. The Yankees swept a doubleheader from Boston 12 to 2 and 4 to 0, with Lazzeri and Ruth contributing power in the first and second games. Detroit game vs Cleveland was called after 2 innings due to rain.
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A.P
Sammy Bohne
Cincinnati Reds
Brooklyn Robins
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A. P
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Donohue
May
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Vile
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Teague Orton
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Red Sox
Vony Lazzeri
Babe Ruth
I Russell
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Sostodi
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Welzer
Bischoff
Shocker
Gollins
Zahsliser
Russell
Stokes
Detroit
Cleveland
Alpod
Aimee Semple McPherson Receives Hollywood Offer
Douglas Ariz June 23 AP reports Aimee Semple McPherson received an offer from a Hollywood film company to appear in a special picture built around her life and a vaudeville engagement for San Diego San Francisco and Los Angeles. She declined both.
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Aria
Aimee Shmple McPherson
Hollywood Film Production
San Diego
San Francisco
Los Angeles
S. McPherson
Hernan Cline
Minnie Kennedy
A. B. Murchison
Nation
Annua Prieta
Sonora
Charles Cross
Aimee Semple McPherson
San Bernardino
Heres
High Line power extension work near Lawrence completed soon
Kansas Electric Power company reports all connections on the south Lawrence power extension will be completed by tomorrow evening. The project began Monday night and includes a half mile line from Setompton to George Senne dairy farm. An East Eighth Street extension will serve Browning Saved plant, with secondary work from Sixth to Ninth streets near Vermont Street to city limits.
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Sixth Street
Ninth | Street
Vermont Street
Dolson bound over in McCune embezzlement case
Dolson, formerly wrecker of Farmers State Bank of McCune, was bound over for a July 7 preliminary hearing in a Wittsburg court. Bond set at 95000. he faces ten embezzlement counts, five falsification counts, and four deposits while bank failed counts. Dolson jailed in Girard. defended by John P Gurran. Also notes Weil begins five year federal sentence for Rand robbery bonds theft.
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John P."gurran
Pittsburg
Wiliam L. Clemens
Leavenworth
Joseph
Yellow Kid
Weil
Romanian Prince Gets Apology in London Court
London June 25 A P Prince and Princess Bibescu of Romania were tendered an apology by the London Express for statements about the prince recalled from his Washington post. The paper alleged the party withheld aid in Romanian debt talks due to personal animosity and that the princess aided the view and abused American citizens.
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Prince
Princess Bibescu
Rumania
London Express
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Poultrymen Meet at Kaw Valley Association
The Kaw Valley Poultry Association heard Reese Hicks of Kansas City describe a twenty year revolution in poultry raising. He noted advances in incubation, baby chick markets, large scale brooding, milk as feed, trap nesting, and science aiding nutrition and lighting. upcoming September meeting will feature Wudga Brandh as speaker and poultry judge at the Topeka Fair and local show.
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Kansas
Ci Ity
American, Poultry Association
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Kaw Valley Poultry Association
Myr Hicks
Micke
Brandh
Watkins dormitory set to open with new hires list
Nineteen women named for the Watkins dormitory to house self supporting students in Topeka Cantrell Lawrence and Abilene. dorm nearing completion ready for September. Furnishings and decorations being platted by Mrs D B Watkins who is building the home. A new well addition doubles water supply for Tongauxie city project. Lloyd Bigsby joins Manley Insurance to write farm insurance. The Best in Radio-Hanra.
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Carrie Belling
T Lois Cantrell
Topeka
Hi Cowles
Lawrence
Mary Cram
Lyndon
Mary Olive Figes
Pearl Forester
Abilene
Wilma Hatch
Mahaska
Laura Belly Laws
Lehay Lucille McGlellan
Alyne
McPherson
Rice
Ari
D. B. Watkins
Hohie
Tonganoxie
Elby
August Diekman
Tongauxie
Camps Stir Interest in Civilian Military Training Camp
A month long training program at Fort Leavenworth August 1 to 31 offers fifteen to twenty local young men free instruction and recreation. Major Palen announced details in Lawrence and a citizen committee was formed to organize information and aid applicants.
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M. A. Palen
Lnranwy
U.S. A
Lawrence
Ihis
King
Edward L. Jng
Leavenworth
Tha
Seventh Infantry
Fort Riley
Sixteenth Aero Squadron
Seventh Tank Company
Fort Snelling
Palen
Chamber of Cont“merece
Cole Po. Walker
C. B. Hosford
WW. L. Newman
U. L. Scott
Harold Ingham
Olin Fearing
W. C. Simons
A. B. Weaver
R. C. Rankin
W. H. Yarnum
W. M. Newmark
Opposition to Debt Plan Stirs French Accord Vote
Paris radicals and deputies clashed over ratification of the debt agreement with the United States as safeguards and a transfer clause were debated. Joseph Caiaux, new finance minister, opposed provisions utan until a safeguard clause permitting France to modify payments if Germany fails to meet reparations. The article notes a split between right and left factions, with extradition fighting headlines.
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Washington
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Chase and Flournoy Refuse to Enter Kansas Extradition
Vivian Chase and M Lee Flournoy, arrested Monday near Picher Oklahoma in a Montgomery County National Bank robbery case, have been released on bond as fugitives from justice. They refuse to come without extradition papers, prompting action toward returns. Also noted are labor debates in Parliament causing a session suspension and Fourth of July committee meetings at the Chamber of Commerce.
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Independence
Kany
T.—Vivian Chase
M Lee Flournoy
Mondat | Picher
Okla
Montgomery
County National Bank
Cherryvale
Sherif McGrabb
Editors Get Away on Western Jaunt
Editors from all sections of the nation and the middle west gathered in Kansas City for a pilgrimage to Los Angeles for the annual convention of the official Association. Among the outstanding editors who will make the trip are Frank O. Egro mie, editor and owner of the Geneva Signal, and others.
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Ast
Middlewest
Los Angeles
Ihcial Association
E 'Gromie
Geneva
Nebraska
Signal and
National
Fre Zanigation
City Planning Commission Calls Volunteers for Traffic Count
The Lawrence City Planning Commission seeks young men and boys to volunteer for a traffic count on all main thoroughfares and problematic sections tomorrow. Volunteers report to Dean P P Walker at 8:15 AM in the Chamber of Commerce rooms to receive blanks for data collection.
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Lawrence City Planning Commission
Planning Commission
Dean P.P. Walker
Commission
Chamber of Commerce
Plans For Large Dinner Dance At Country Club
A committee of fifteen plans a large dinner dance at the country club for all members and guests. The event features an old fashion German flair with a dining hour around eight, offering Wie Lancers and card games, solos, and readings. Mrs Rankin oversees savigh wigs. Mrs High Means chairs the summer parties. Invitations will be sent soon.
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Atvs
Scott
Chatrman
CL Rankin
Mes
Retty Simpson Hikes From Brownsville Toward Oregon
Retty Simpson 28 of Brownsville Texas hiked into Lawrence this morning en route to Doriland Oregon, describing the trip as a world view. She plans to continue to Denver then Portland with a mix of walking and rides, wearing hiking clothes and a large straw sombrero. Fred Morris installed a directing arrow sign for eastbound tourists at Seventh Street after learning highway officials planned the feature.
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Brownsville
Tex
Lawrence
Toriland
Ore
Miss Simpson
Pson-B-I
Chi- Caza
Milwaukee
St. Duis
Wrence
Denver
Portland
Fred Morris
Seventh Street
Kansas City
Resurfacing to Start Next Week in Lawrence
City engineer C. BE. Hough announced that resurfacing work will begin next week in Lawrence. Rutherford's supervisors arrived to set up two bases on opposite river sides, with brick shipments for West Seventh and West Ninth streets expected early next week. Work will shift from West Seventh to Ninth as crews repair bases and prep the river side for concrete paving, with traffic likely rerouted to Eighth Street during the operation.
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C. BE. Hough
Eiger and
Rutherford’s
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Eighth Street
Accidental Shooting Death Shocks Turner Family
A coroner's jury ruled the death of Mrs. Harlan A Turner accidental from a single gunshot in front of her home after a hunting trip. Witnesses testified Turner appeared distraught. family tensions and threats were discussed, but the inquest emphasized it as a judicial inquiry rather than prosecution.
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Topeka
A. FL
Herlan A. Toe
Furner
Tur
Harlan Turner
Huntige Trin
R Voarsult
E.T. Byers
Turenor
Byers
Robert Stone
Haran
Ibtainey
Wurrier
Id Reaney
He Kean
Temporary Transfers of Title Quieted by Litigation
A county real estate dispute centers on a quiet title suit after a chain of transfers to an investment firm. The deed remains with the firm until settlement, then it reverts to the original owners. In another item, Zittle pleads not guilty in a bank robbery case, posting bond for July 7 arraignment. Emporia reports a countywide surge in property holdings nearing $400,000, with Wellington seeking municipal funding for a lodge and park improvements.
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Hosford Tavesti
Lawrence
Nct
Pat Hest
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