Democratic convention theaters Kansas toll in banner clash
At the Houston Democratic National Convention Kansas Reed backers and Missouri hopefuls clashed over a party banner as the parade progressed. Governor Davis helped, Hawes and Collins were injured, and the Kansas banner was briefly torn from its staff before being restored on the floor.
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Sam Houston
Houston
Tex
Jonathan Davis
Kansas
Padge
Hewes
Davis
Hawes
Henry Collins
Bellsville
Collins
Mr. Ayres
Reed
Dr Allen to Return from Wittenberg Coaching School
Dr F Allen athletic director has been with the summer coaching staff at Wittenberg College Springfield Ohio for ten days and will return to Lawrence tomorrow He will stay briefly before joining the University of Utah logging where he will join the summer session coaching faculty He has taught basketball coaching and athletic injury treatment at Wittenberg College.
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F. Allen
Ko U
Wittenbergendliege
Springfield
Ohio
Lawrence
Allen
Lawrence Fon
University of Utah At
Logar
Snipmer ~ Sion
Jayhawker
Wittenberg College
Holtzclaw
Peabody College
Nashville, Tenn
South
Hip Net
Miiisis
I Harshel Underhill
Underhill
The
University, of Oklahoma
Moser
Giants Dominate Phillies 2 1 In Five Straight Wins
New York Giants defeat Philadelphia Phillies 2 to 1 on June 28 behind a homer by Andy Cohen and strong pitching by Joe Genewich. Both teams totaled four hits. Phils scored their lone run in the ninth.
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National League
New York
Joe 'Genewich
Andy Cohen
Giants
Phillies
Thee
Phils
Philadelphia
Benge
Willoughby
Leran
Schulte
Genewich
Hogan
Chicago
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Hargreaves
Roston
Jones
Kenna
Uemire
Simmons and Hofmann
Washington
Hadley
Marberry
MacFayden
Yore Har‘yiss
Berry
Manion
University of Kan SHS women tennis start summer tourney
The first round of the women s summer session tennis tournament at the University of Kan SHS Was completed yesterday. Second round matches are set for today and should finish by July 5. Winners move to semi finals by July 7 with the championship and consolation matches around July 11. Over twenty KU women compete.
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University of Kan Shs
K. U
Forecasts Show Cloudy Periods With Showers Across Kansas
The bulletin notes mostly cloudy skies tonight and Friday with possible showers and thunderstorms. Temperatures show little change, and road conditions vary by location from clear to muddy or rough. Distant temperatures and rainfall figures are listed with yesterday's highs and this morning's readings.
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Nansas
Salina
Emporia
Hutchinson
Dodge City
Wichita
Arkansas City
Coffeyville
Pittsburg
Toreka
Ottawa
Toneka
Emporiz
Wichita Hutchinson
Douglas County
Ady
Hoover Settles Inscription Fight At Louvain Memorial
Herbert Hoover, still Belgium relief director, sent a cable to Monsignor Ladeuze, rector of Louvain library, granting the university full jurisdiction over the inscription on the memorial. The rector had clashed with architect Whitney Warren over using the original inscription reading Destroyed by German Fury.
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Louvain
Belgium
Fune
Herbert Hoover
Ladeuze
Whitney Warren
North Dakota Repeal Vote Inches Toward Completion
In North Dakota the repeal decision on the prohibition law shows a razor thin margin with only 67 of 2,192 precincts reporting. Early tallies: 5,874 against repeal 4,609 for repeal, mostly from eastern dry regions.
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North Dakota
Fargo
N. D
Altho
Maryland
New York
Nevada
Montana
United States
Lynn W. Frazier
R. A. Nestos
George ¥. Shafer
T. H. Thoresen
Itiefly
Republican Party
Independent Voters Association
Mon Partisan League
Threats Rise Over Smith Nomination in Dry Delegates Meet
In Houston a mass meeting of dry delegates urged a bone dry plank at the Democratic convention. Speakers, including Senator Harris and William D. Upshaw, warned a Smith nomination on a wet platform would cost Georgia and mobilized for a strict enforcement stance. Former Governor Sweet presided as delegates prepared to march to the convention hall.
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Houston Hall
Houston
Smith
New York
Robinson
J. N. R. Seare
St. Pauus Methodist, Episcopal Church, South
Howston
North
Carolina
Tennesaer
Jim” Reed
White House
Rees
Texas
al Smith
Baptist Church
Jesse Nicholson
Maryland
Harris
Georgia
Resolutions Committee
Sweet
Colorado
Daniel Roper
South Carolina
J. A. Hariness
North Carolina
Platform Committee
Harrig
William D. Upshaw
Cone Johnson
Clifford Walker
Examinations for Teachers to Start Tomorrow and Saturday
Examinations for county school teachers will be held tomorrow and Saturday at 8 o'clock each day under O. J. Lane, county schools superintendent. The tests cover English grammar spelling pronunciation music principles and methods of teaching agriculture Kansas history and English history. Saturday subjects include arithmetic constitution reading writing United States history physiology elementary science algebra.
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O. J. Lane
Kansas
United States
Prohibition plank approved by Democratic sub committee
Houston June 28 A prohibition plank for enforcing the eighteenth amendment was approved by the Democratic convention resolutions sub committee as it drafts the platform. The draft aligns with Senator Pittman and Governor Smith and omits the McNary Haugen farm bill in favor of potential equalization fee plans.
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Houston
Tex
Edgar Wayhright
Florida
Figer
Leater
Moocy
My. Waybright
Macdix
Glass
Virginia
Josephs Daniels
North
Robinson
API
Democratic National Convention Resolutions Committee
Key Pittman
Nevada
Alfred E Smith
Republican ‘Administration
StahibiGiur
Pittman
Carter Glass
Walking Declines Usefulness as Art in Face of Auto Rise
Washington reports that walking, if ever an art, may become a lost craft as motor vehicles surge. The commerce department notes one car per 64 people worldwide, down from two years ago when one car per 66 people existed. Global population is about 1.9 billion with 29.7 million autos in operation. the United States averages one car per five persons, Abyssinia remains the far end with one car per 91,478 people. If the U S is excluded, the world would have one car for 277 people.
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Washington
APJ
Commerce Department
United States
Abyssinia
Baptismal Record Links Charles Curtis to St Marys Church
A baptismal entry from Immaculate Conception Church in St Marys Kansas shows Charles Curtis born January 25 1860 and baptized April 13 1860 by Father L Dumortier SJ The record notes his parents William Curtis and Ellen Papin and sponsors Henry Papin and Suzanne Papin The piece discusses Curtis family religious ties and a possible Catholic connection through his early life
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Rome Colvin
Charles Curtis
St. Marys
Kan
St. Mary’s Convent
Curtis
Methodist’ Church
Colvin
Orren Curtis
William
Kans
Immaculate Conception Catholic
Kansas
L.dumortier
Williams Curtis
Ellen. Papin
Henry
Papin
Suzanne Papin
L. Dumortier
S.J
Orren
Orrin
Mil
Curti
St. Mary's College
Dumertier
Pottawatomie
Dumortier
Pongzlione
Hoecker
Berrydt
Ecord
Bank at Farley Closes After Cashier's Death
Jefferson City Mo June 28 AP apparent shortages in accounts and the death by self inflicted of assistant cashier George J Baumhardt led to the closing of the Farmers Bank of Farley in Platte County. State Finance Commissioner L Cantley announced the action after a letter from Fred H Heyde state bank examiner said books were a mess and there had been no balance since any.
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Jefferson City
George J. Baumhardt
Farmers Bank of
Topeka Man Arrested After Liquor Haul Found
A Topeka man identified as A Feeney was arrested by City Officers Ingalls and Messer after a Brentley Hudson car search uncovered twenty two gallons and one pint of alleged liquor. He spent the remainder of the night in the city jail and faces county authorities.
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A. Feeney
Topeka
Ingalls A
Messer
Brentley
Wheat Prices Dip After Rain At Pratt Kansas
Wheat in Pratt and nearby sections fell after a heavy storm with 1.18 inches of rain wind and hail. Rainfall was lighter to the west and the weather disrupted farming activity in the region.
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Pratt
Kan
Here
Kansas Track Stars Seek Boston Olympic Tryouts Funds
Kansas University athletes Bernard Pocay Frazier and Sylvester McInerney faced travel costs to Boston for Olympic trials after funds were not provided by the university. Volunteers and alumni began collecting money, with $50 promised by a Kansas City booster, as officials sought urgent support to enable the two Jayhawks to reach Iowa City and then Boston for final tryouts.
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Journal- World
Bernard “Pocay’ Frazier
Sylvester McInerney
University of Kansas
Boston
Iowa City
Journal-World
K. Athletic Association
Athletic Board
F.C. Allen
Sovingfield
Ohio
Wittenberg Ecollege
Athletic Association
Frazier
McInerney
A.A. U
JaeMcInerney
H. J. Huff
Allen
Springfield
The
University of Kansas Athletic Association
Outland
Frank J. Terrell
Kansas City
Kk. Noper Association
Aftornogn
King
University of, Iowa
Bresnahan
University Off
Iowa |Athletic Association
Iowa
Ocean Flyer Reaches Horta on Trans Atlantic Hop
Captain Frank T. Courtney arrived at Horta in the Azores from Lisbon aboard a Dornier Napier Whale completing the first leg of a trans Atlantic flight. The twin engined craft carried E B Hosmer and crew including Sergeant Pierce and Radio Operator Gilmore, landing at five local time after eleven hours.
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Horta
Islands of Fayal
Azores
Frank T. Courtney
Lisbon
E. B. Hosmer
Pierce
Gilmore
Rasche Atlantic Flight Planned Route Abandoned
Thea Rasche’s planned trans Atlantic flight from Quebec to Europe via Harbor Grace Newfoundland is postponed. Rasche will travel by train to New York to consult with backer Mrs James A Stillman. Cars are washed and the Sunflower Dinner ad appears in the page.
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Miss Rasche
Madeleine
Quei
Thea Rasche
Europe
Harbor Grace
Newfoundland
Miss. Rasche
New York
Kon Sult
James A. Stillman
Curtis to Daughter's Home for Rest
Senator Curtis the Republican vice presidential nominee left Washington for Providence Rhode Island to visit his daughter Mrs Webster Knight II at Greyholm. He is to stay about a week to ten days and then return to Topeka Kansas to receive the committee that will officially notify him of his nomination.
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Washington
Curtis
Providence
R. 1
Webster
Knight II
Greyholm Farous
Knight
Topeka
Kansas
Lime Train Display Highlighted by County Agent
A. I. Gilkison, Douglas County farm agent, spoke at the Kiwanis luncheon about a lime train visit to Douglas County. The ten car train will showcase farm exhibits including nutrition work in homes and 4-H club displays. The Santa Fe railroad partners with Kansas State Agricultural College to tour the state, with Lawrence slated as a stop. Alfalfa acreage in the county is rising, though Kansas-wide declines occur due to growing difficulties corrected by soil management.
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A. I. Gilkison
Kiwanis
Douglas County
Gilkison
Avil
Lawrence
Altho
Kansas
Kaw Valley
Santa Fe Railroad
Kansas State Agricultural College
Gilkis
Kansas Governor warns of road funding crisis after federal aid doubts
Governor Paulen notes Kansas faces a serious situation in continuing road construction due to unclear federal requirements. He thanks Clay county officials for supporting actions to preserve federal aid and hints at a possible special legislative session to consider gas tax and constitutional amendments. A Washington decision is awaited. Woman shot in home.
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Topeka
Kalisis
Paulen
J. L. Dunham
Board of County Commissioners
Clay County
Dunham
Pialen
Washington
Kansas
Three Notes Hint at Husband Double Trouble in Apartment
In Chicago on June 28 a 35 year old Mrs. Margeret Doyle was found shot dead in her apartment. Three notes signed with Charles her husband referred to killing her then himself. police have yet to locate him. One note mentioned disposal of bodies and another was addressed to landlord Miller. Also items note cigarette licenses issued to several Lawrence stores and a lightning death near Parsons Kansas with services to follow at Richmond. Water may be turbid for two days due to mains flush.
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Charles’ Curtis
North Topeka
Chicaro
Margeret Doyle
Charles
Tenyson
Yc Ib Miller
G.warman
iFair
Changes in Kansas School of Business faculty announced
Frank T. Stockton dean announces vacancies and additions at the School of Business and Economics. Holtzclaw granted leave to teach at Illinois. Underhill promoted. Moser leaves for Oregon. Tageart and Sandage named successors. Hower to teach economics. Malone to assist. Liquid air demonstration by Prof. Cady at Kansas. June license total rises to 64 with two marriages.
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School of Business
Kansas
Frank T. Stockton
F.holtzclaw
University of Tlinois
Peabody College
Earl Moser
Tion
Unisity of
Oregon
Joseph H. Tageart
High’ University
Yale
Harvard
Verne Haetes
Charles H. Sandape
Universi Town
Sandage
Iowa
Ralph’ Hower
Rhodes
Oxford
Paul Malone
Beta Gamma Sigma
Society of the School of Business
Imamu
H. P. Cady
Be | Unive
Zoo Chemistry
Pr Dy
K. U
Ecolin
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