Search continues for lost airmen in Atlantic flight
Madrid reports a possible sighting of wreckage from the missing trans Atlantic fliers about 100 miles off the Azores via a Portuguese fishing boat. London says carrier HMS Eagle is diverted to assist search. fear grows Major Ramon Franco and three companions may have perished as attempts to locate the Dornier Wahl proceed with seaplanes and destroyers en route to the Azores.
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London
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Portsmouth
Gibraltar
Admiralty
Eagle
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Prhich
Adventure
Henay
Ferret
France
Lisbon
Longo
Commandante Ayman
Aeroviautical Schools
Nunancia
Dornier Wahlad
Ajor Pianco
Keir Gallarza
Ruiz de Alda
Pedro de Madariaga
Remon Franco
Atlantic
Lindbergh and Bride Off on Coast Hop to Coast
AP dispatch reports Charles Lindbergh and his bride departed by bi plane on a coast to coast air route. The couple’s first stop was Columbus Ohio with plans to fly in easy stages to Los Angeles before August 8. They will transfer at Arizona for the overnight leg of the journey under Colonel Lindbergh’s direction.
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Hic
Collhhel Charles
Lindbergh
Columbus
Ohio
Los Angeles
Ariz
Weather forecast for Dodge City and Hutchinson area
The forecast calls for fair conditions tonight across Kansas cities including Dodge City and Hutchinson. Temperatures yesterday were moderate with no extreme readings reported, while several counties show typical spring variation.
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Dodge
Emporia
Allen Indicates Run For Senate Next Year
Wichita Kansas June 25 United States Senator Henry J Allen said he will seek reelection next year. Appointed by Governor Clyde Reed to replace Vice President Charles Curtis he noted it is early to announce but expects to be a candidate at the August primaries. He stressed acceptance of the appointment with intent to campaign for nomination in 1930 for the election the following November. Republican rivals include J N Poly Tincher Homer Hoch J H Mercer and Ralph Aedae, with Capper term expiring in 1931.
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Kan
United States
Henry* Allen
Kanas
Associated Press
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Charles Curtis
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Ceed
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Curtis
Arthur Capper
Altho
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Hutchinson
Congress
Nan
Homer. Hoch
J. Hi. Mercer
Ralph Aedae
Gunmen Shootout Wounds U P S survivor in Kansas City
Neil Pumphrey, known gambler from Memphis, survived a front of a fashionable southside hotel gun battle in Kansas City. Five men fired in a quarrel over a planned Linn Creek syndicate near the Bagnell dam project. One slain was Ben Barretti of Chicago, another Arthur Hartman of St Louis. Police noted two killers unidentified and a grand jury may investigate.
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Pumphrey
Memphis
Kinman
Linn Greek
Bagnell
Ben Barretti
Chicago
Barretti
Arthur Hartman
St. Louis
Pumphrew
Teatled “Con
Ollie
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Hartmen
Nashville
Tenn
Dhain
Kenelly
Dallas
Texas
Ben J. Barretti
Kansas City
Dallas Zambler
Annecred
Baretti
Dawes and Gibson Meet in London on Naval Talks
United States ambassadors Charles G. Dawes and Hugh S. Gibson held discussions at the American embassy in London on govern ment issues and international relations. They were believed to focus on the European situation and naval disarmament as part of setting a naval strength standard between the English speaking nations. Gibson planned to stay in London through Thursday while Dawes would go to Oxford to receive an honorary decree from All Souls College and then return for the Buckingham Palace court.
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United States
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Hugh
Gibson
Great Britain
Belgium
Ambassador Gibson
General Dawes
Dawes
Oxford
Ani Honorarvi
All Souls_college
Buckingham Palace
Delegates Gather for Ballina Phi Beta Phi Event in Kansas City
With fifty delegates, the University of Kansas chapter Ballina Phi Beta social sorority plans a district meeting in Kansas City. Delegates come from almost every state, attending a program featuring Hellenic activities and a trip on Saturday. Officers’ meeting set for Thursday.
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Phi
Kansas’ City
Philadelphia Braves Win Narrow First Game Losses Doubleheader
Philadelphia loses ninth straight with 5 4 defeat to Boston Braves in game one of a doubleheader. Second game ends 2 0 as Boston takes victory and completes twin bill. Other league results note Athletics sweep Red Sox in two, Miller extends hitting streak, and Indians split with Browns in a 10 7 opener.
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Vphiladelphia
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Sweetland
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Davis
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Sarah
Spohrer
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Hia
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James
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Indians
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Myatt
Blaehaider
Kimsey
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Sghang
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Ines
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Sorrell
New York
Washington Post
American Association
Kansas Oil
Columbus
Thomas
Fette
Peters
Ers
Jablonowski
Shiriauit
Couple Held On Kidnaping Charge Extradition Sought
A man and wife detained in Oklahoma are to be returned to Oskaloosa Kansas to face kidnapping charges. The case involves Lulu Sutter of Ora... with claims of mistreatment. The extradition request faces legal hurdles as officials weigh the transfer.
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Kan
Lulu-Suttér
Orawhie
Kingston
Wen
Lawrence city anniversary events outline three day celebration
The Lawrence general university committee outlined a three day celebration for the fifty fifth anniversary with Rosa Lawrence Day Pioneer’s Day and Present Day events including a municipal airport dedication and athletic events. President Hoover invitation remains undecided. Church cooperation and subcommittees for parade and finances are advancing with local school cooperation planned.
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B. Holmes
Walter Varnus
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Hosford
W. W. Curfman
O. J. Lane County
Soes
Multiple National Briefs From June Newswire
Wire briefs report Harold Shirley electrocuted near Pittsburg. Mississippi Senate condemns White House event for Oscar De Priest. Rev Dr Robert A Hume dies at 88 in Brookline. Gloria Palmer, 16, refuses vaudeville for study and concert goals. a 15 year old schoolboy killed in Chicago. Austin H McCormick appointed assistant to Sanford Bates at federal prisons. Italian government awards civic gold medal posthumously to Dr Finn. Swedish pension details for a scientist and mother.
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Kan
Harold Shirley
Pittsburg
Standard Coal and Mining Company North
Here
Itackson
Miss
Mississippi
Senate
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Ilinois
White House
Brooklin
Robert A. Hume
New York
Gloria Palmer
Chicago
Harry ‘Heavilin
Roy Stokes
Washington
Department of Justice
Austin. H. McCormick
New York ‘City
Sanford’ Bates
Michigan President Clarence Little Sues for Divorce
Dr. Clarence Cook Little, retiring University of Michigan president, filed suit in circuit court for divorce from Mrs Katherine Andrews Little. A court order delayed learning of the suit and hid specific allegations, but officials say the main ground is incompatibility of temperament. the couple married in 1911 and have four children.
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Anne Arbor
Mich
Clarence Cook Little
University of Michigan
Katherine Andrews_ Little
Little
Voice Restored After Falsetto Crisis at Kansas Campus
Master teacher Frantz Proschowski and Walter A. Fritschy visited Dean D. M. Swarthout at Kansas University to treat a severe laryngitis episode that left him without a normal voice for eighteen months. Forsaking falsetto, Swarthout adopted Proschowski’s exercises and a natural tone, rapidly restoring his speaking voice and preventing stress on the vocal cords.
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America
Kansas City
Walter A. Fritschy
Fritschy
Dean D. M. Swarthy
K. U
Dean Swarthout
Lawrence Choral Union
Proschowski
Galli-Garci
Dean
Swarthout
Gether
Pate
Corn Exports Doubled for 1928-29 Period
Washington reports U S corn exports for the seven months ending June 1 rose to over 86 million bushels, more than double the 15 million cited for 1927-28. The majority went to the United Kingdom, the Netherlands, and Canada, with the rise credited to the European feed crop season and early disposal of Argentine corn.
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United States
Department of Commerce
United Kingdom
Netherlands
Canada
Commerce Department
Europe
Drive from Winchester to Classes Sparks Student Narratives
Summer session students complain about 7:30 a m classes. Lola Wells travels thirty five miles from Winchester to attend daily English classes while pursuing a master’s degree. She leaves at six each morning, faces mud days five miles from the pavement, and notes a lack of student contacts as the only trouble. The long drive, she says, stimulates her for the day’s work.
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Lola Wells
Winchester
Miss Weirs
Mayor Hague Released From Custody In New Jersey Contempt Case
Vice chancellor John J. Falion freed Mayor Frank Hague from legislative custody after arrest for contempt when Hague refused to answer wealth source questions. Hague, Democratic leader in the state and Eastern vice chairman of the Democratic National Committee, posted $3,000 bail and signed a writ drafted by his counsel. The report notes a Graham Paige ad and Chevrolet promotion in nearby copy.
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Jerse City
N. J
John J. Falion
Frank Hague
Hague
Democratic Retional
Jones Opens K U Coaching School
USC coach Howard Jones conducts a two week football coaching school at the University of Kansas, demonstrating a single formation with sixty possible plays to render scouting ineffective. He advocates visual start cues over audible signals, citing Yale and California success without a start whistle and plans a hands on session at the stadium tomorrow.
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University of Southern California
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Stadium
Bene Jeral Apady
Jones
California
Yale
Southern California
Hoover Receives Report On Reparations Delegation
President Hoover today received a personal report on the European reparations conference from four unofficial American participants Owen D Young J P Morgan Jr Thomas W Lamont and Nelson Perkins. The delegation members were guests of the president at lunch in the White House with Secretary Stimson and Undersecretary Cotton of the State Department, Secretary Mellon and Undersecretary Mills of the Treasury. Young and his associates also visited the State Department.
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Hoover
Europe
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D. Young
J. P. Morgan, Jr
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Nelson Perkins
White House
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Cotton
State Department
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Mills
Treasury Department
Young
Istate Department
Lone Star to Host Fourth of July Celebration
The Lone Star Farmers Union will stage a large Fourth of July event at Lone Star with an all day program. Judge U S Guyer, a Second District congressman, will speak in the afternoon. The evening program will include music and an address, though the evening speaker is not yet secured.
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Lone Star
U. S. Guyer
Altho
LAPTAD WHEAT 18 PERFECT Award For Pure Wheat Is Made
Fred Laptad of Route 3 earns fifth straight 100 percent pure wheat award from Kansas state farm agent EB Wells at agricultural college Manheeh. Wells says the award may set a national record. Laptad farms about fifty acres of wheat this year. Greatest Detective Frederick Wensley resigns as chief of Scotland Yard’s criminal intelligence division after a long career solving many murders.
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Fred
Laptad
EB. Wells
Agricultural College
Man- Hee
Kansas
Wells
London
Frederick Wensley
Scotland Yard
MacDonald States Naval Disarmament Talks Nearing Block
London dispatch says Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald announced he had spoken with U S ambassadors General Dawes and Hugh Gibson and hoped both would be ready to announce how naval disarmament negotiations would proceed in the coming days.
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London
Ramsay MacDonald
Charles G. Dawes
Hugh 7S
Gibson
House of Commons Elects Conservative Speaker
London June 35 AP The new British parliament opened under the Labour government and re elected Captain BE A Muzray Conservative as speaker. No vote was cast against him and he was praised for impartiality in nomination. A round of cheers followed the vote and the Speaker thanked the House for the honor. The House adjourned and will begin work next week with the throne speech.
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London
BE. A. Muzray
Kes
Mrs Hunter Dead After Illness at West Campus Home
Mrs Lala Campbell Hunter wife of prominent real estate operator S J Hunter died at her West Campus Road home after an illness of about two weeks Addison's disease listed as cause Funeral services at 2 30 Thursday afternoon with burial in Oak Hill cemetery Rev Alfred D Grey of Plymouth Congregational church to officiate She survived by husband a Kansas City daughter a Los Angeles brother Judge L G Campbell and a granddaughter Born May 27 1876 in Muscotah Kan she attended Atchison schools and later moved to Lawrence where she resided She helped plan a West Campus home three years ago blending early American furniture with art and music and was active in social civic affairs including the Twentieth Century Club and Plymouth Congregational Church
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S.J. Hunter
Jher
West Campus Road
Addison
Oak Hill
Alfred D. Grey
Plymouth
Lawrence
Hunter
Twentieth Centire Club
Plymouth Congrega ‘Tional Church
Tate
Ralph £. Campbell
Weapons Gladeau Ties Hall Mills Murder to Leavenworth Revolver
Leavenworth Kansas June 24 AP Two Michigan State Police recovered a revolver from a Leavenworth pawnshop. Kenneth Gladeau former Leavenworth inmate says the weapon was used in the Hall Mills murder near New Brunswick New Jersey. He once witnessed a crime and claims hush money. Gladeau is in Detroit for other charges and has a lengthy prison record.
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Michigan State Police
Kenneth Gladeau
Leavenworth
Asco
Hall-Mills
New Brunswick
N. J
Gladeau
Detroit
Dyer
Mannady
Glasdeau
Edward Sheeler Hall
Eleanor Mills
Gladean
Kansas officials appoint delegates to world and national education conferences
Jyde M. Reed designates a Kansas representative for the world conference on adult education in Cambridge England from August 22 to 29 with a leave of absence planned for study in England and Europe. Prof Stuart A Queen of sociology is named by the governor as delegate to the National Conference of Spatial Work in San Francisco from June 26 to July 8, with George E Kent of Topeka as the other Kansas delegate.
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Kansas
Cambridge
England
Stuart A. Queen
Department
San Francisco
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Topeka
Kansas Delejrate
The
Durban Storm Triggers Massive Hail Damage In City
A severe hailstorm strikes Durban Natal causing widespread destruction. Streets flood with up to eight inches of ice while vehicles, homes, and crops suffer heavy damage. Officials estimate millions in losses and many injuries. The storm damages infrastructure and halts city activity overnight.
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Natal
Educational Forum Tonight at Green Hall Little Theater
The second summer session educational forum for men and women is tonight at Green Hall Little Theater at 8 o'clock. Guest speaker J N Washburne of Syracuse University will discuss Some Phases for Character Study. Also promoting Hupmobile 6s and 8s.
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Green Hall
T. O'Clock
J. N. Washburne
Syracuse University
Lawrence plans big field day program at South Park
Lawrence playground director Melvily Griffin announces a close to summer schedule for field day at South Park on Friday. Children from all city playgrounds will ride buses to the Jayhawk plunge for supervised swimming, with special periods and free transport. The day opens with a field day program at 5 pm followed by a Lantern Bank concert at 7 pm, and a free show at the Bowersock Theater earlier in the week. Maurice Willows of the American Recreation Association toured Lawrence and praised the progress of the playgrounds.
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Fous
Jayhawk
Frey
Lorther
John Lindks
Kansas Kleetne Power Company
Susulii
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Aurdley
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Griffin
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Byron
C. Donmyer
T'S
Dia
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Bowersuck Theate
Maurice Willows
E Ground and Recreation Association of America
Magic Is Tonight at University Auditorium
Paus Fleming, a Georgetown trained professor of economics and veteran magician, performs at University Auditorium tonight. A Swarthmore alum turned Penn professor, he showcases tricks including the East Indian Mango Trick. Student summer ticket holders gain admission. general admission is seventy-five seats.
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Paus Fleming
University of Pennsylvania
Fleming
Swarthmots College
Pennsylvania
Minneapolis duo chase 50 hour endurance record flight
Thorwald Johnson and Owen Haughland attempt a world endurance record in the cabin monoplane Mr Minneapolis. They fly a triangular course between Minneapolis Hastings and Northfield with refueling support from Sami, aiming to surpass 73 hours 32 minutes.
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Thorwald
Thunder
Haughlan
Johnson
Haushland Amd
Gene Stank
Sami
Twin Cities
Hastings
Northfield
Matt Warth
Texas
Divorces Filed in Georgia Crow and Vitwil Facklam Cases
Two divorce suits filed in district court list Georgia Crow against Homer L Crow and Vitwil Facklam against Hagel Facklam. Crow alleges marriage in Lawrence on July 3, 1924 and seeks equal division of sold household goods. Facklam alleges marriage in Kansas City Kansas on July 1, 1925 with two children to be cared for by the plaintiff’s sister, plaintiff to pay 25 dollars monthly support.
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Vitwil Wacklam
District Court
Fotay
Homer L. Crow
Vitcil Facklam
Hagel Facklam
Crow Spainst Crow
Lawrence
Facklam
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