Bolivian Troops Join Revolt Near La Paz
Revolting Bolivian troops on the heights above La Paz reportedly ended the insurgent movement in near victory. Dr Hernando Siles has taken refuge at the Papal nuncio quarters after resigning, as mutinies spread from Oruro. Reports from Antofagasta mention Colonel Julio Sanjines as a possible president candidate amid garrison upheaval, with Santa Cruz said to have fallen and gendarmes joining the revolt. Numbers of dead are not known.
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Arequipa
Peru
la Paz
Huaqui
Lake Titicaca
Hernando Siles
Oruro
Bautista Saavedra
Antofagasta
Chile
Julio Sanjines
Viacha
Santa Cruz
Bolivia
Insurance Men Refuse Policies to Gangsters
The Chicago crime commission reports insurers refused life policies for gang leaders including Capone and Aiello. Dawes chaired a bank denying gangster accounts, amid enforcement crackdowns after Lingle's murder. Hoodlums are reportedly vanishing or hiding after law enforcement pressure.
Governor to appoint Fred M Harris to state board of regents
Gov Clyde Pad announced appointment of Fred M Harris Ottawa attorney to the state board of regents to succeed Morgan Hutchinson News Tip publisher whose term expires June 30. Morgan has chaired the board since its 1925 founding. Harris is a state senate member.
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Clyde
Fred M. Harris
Ottawa
Thest Board of Regents
Morgan
Hutchinson News- Tip
Topeka
Weather Forecast Turbulent Tonight Then Clear Sunday
Fragmented weather note shows thunder showers tonight with possible clearing Sunday. Temperature data is unclear but mentions a high around 78 and noon readings. Local business references appear as stray lines.
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Kansas
Ecoler Sunesz
Wheat Harvest in Southwest Kansas Delays Market Hold
AP reports that about half the wheat harvest is complete in southwestern Kansas as growers resist moving crop to market amid low prices. Hutchinson and Pratt area elevators face storage demand while farmers stall selling to cover debts. Pratt County indicates progress near expectations, with Hamilton County projected to yield about twenty bushels per acre.
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Topeka
Kansas
Logof
Federal Farm Board
Hutchinson
Pratt
E -Gano
South
Stom Floyd Tipple
Somukion
Wheat Territory
O. W. Greene
Pratt County
Cvields
Herve
Gane
Hamilton County
Bargain Not Made Supports Almada in Mexico
Topeka reports Gov Clyde Reed rejected a bargaining attempt over the fate of Jake Fleagle, leader of a Lamar bank gang. Reed said he would hang Fleagle if Colorado requested his requisition, and noted Kansas does not have capital punishment. In Chihuahua, Francisco Almada was recognized as governor after a legal study showing Estrada's proclamation unconstitutional, with General de La Mora backing Almada.
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Topeka
Jake Fleagle
Lamar, Colo
Clyde M. ‘Reed
Fleagle
Colorado
Kansas
First National Bank
Lamar
Sta
Han
Mexico
Robery
Ralph
Howard L. Royston
George J. Abshier
Mexico City
Francisco Almada
Chihuahua
Riva Palacios
the Interior
Manuel Jesus Estrada
Chamber of Deputies
Almady
Juarez
Bond Filed For Dr Netherton Awaiting Court Action
Bond of 25000 dollars for Dr S O Netherton, convicted murderer held in Douglas county jail, was filed with the supreme court clerk at Topeka this afternoon. Sheriff Rutherford said Netherton would be released as soon as the order is issued by his attorneys, who were expected here later today.
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S. O. Netherton
Douglas County
Supreme Court
Topeka
R. R. Rutherford
Netherton
Chicago Fliers Within 18 Hours of New Record
In Sparta Illinois the Hunter brothers John and Kenneth race against time to fly the mono plane City of Chicago toward a world endurance record. After 17 days of effort the crew faces a last stretch with family watching as dawn approaches and the airship seeks a new mark.
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Chicago
Hunter ‘Hoys
Sparta
John
Kenneth Hunter
Walter
Albert
Irene
Ane
Stete
Kenneth
Visiting Injured Brothers at Stewart Home
Mrs Mittie Chard Iola visits her brother O C Stewart at 1029 New York Street while he recovers from burns to his left arm and hands suffered when turpentine he heated caught fire. He is reported to be recovering as rapidly as possible.
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Mittie
Chard
Iola
O. C. Stewart
New York Street
Stewart
Jury Recommends Death Sentence in Bosley Slaying
An Oklahoma jury today recommended the death penalty for Grady County farmer S. Hem bree after finding him guilty of attacking and shooting Siss Leota Bosley, a Gainsville schoolteacher. The verdict followed a June 28 incident reported by AP.
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Senten Duncan
Oxfa
Hembree
Grady Farmer
Leota Bosley
Gainsvi
Rear Admiral Byrd Receives Warm Homecoming in City
A large crowd greeted Rear Admiral Richard Byrd on his return, hailed as a city hero amid one of the greatest receptions. Belfast and other centers reported demonstrations as protests and exhibits circulated about evolving art and religious themes during the same period.
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Byrd
Wests West
Boston
Richard E
Toiladelphia
St. Louis
Pirates sweep Phillies to extend win streak in doubleheader
In Pittsburgh, the Pirates beat Philadelphia 6 to 3 in the first game of a doubleheader to win their fourth straight. Nichols, Collins and Davis drove runs while Spencer and Rea pitched. In New York, Clint Brown pitched well as the Yankees routed the Indians 13 to 1 in the opener of a twin bill. Brown, Shoffner and Myatt led the offense with Johnson and Dickey backing them.
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Pittsburgh
Piorates
Philadelphia
Phillies
Nichols
Collins
Davis
Spencer
New York
Clint Brown
Cleveland
Johnson
Indians
Brown
Shoffner
Myatt
Dickey
Sox Acquire Shortstop Gordon Mulleavy From Toledo
The Chicago White Sox purchased Gordon Mulleavy, sensational shortstop of the Toledo club in the American Association, as part of their reconstruction. The deal involved two players sent to Toledo for the young star.
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Sox
Chicago
Chicago White Sox
Gordon Mulleavy
Toledo
American Association
White Sox
Roby Sues Gleed for 105 Dollar Auto Collision Damages
Ralp Roby sues Herbert and Clarence Gleed in district court for 105 dollars plus interest and costs from a May 7 1980 collision. Roby alleges his car driven by an employee collided with a Gleed truck at Tenth and Kentucky streets. justice court previously ruled for the defendants with costs against Roby.
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Bee
Ralp Roby
Herbert
Clarence Gleed
Dleng
Court of
R. Stevens
Justice of the Peace
Roby
Tenth
Kentucky Street
Gleeds
Altho Roby
To Continue Flight Official Plans for Global Circumnavigation
Squadron Leader Charles Ford Smith and his trans Atlantic crew prepare for a Wednesday takeoff from New York for a nonstop flight to San Francisco. The mission aims to complete the circumnavigation of the globe aboard the famous Southern Cross.
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New York
Charles‘ ford-Smith
San Francisco
Globe
Southern
Cross
Her
River Packet Race On in Cincinnati This Afternoon
The Ohio River hosts a packet race this afternoon with the race favoring Mein the fastest boat. Officials mark the start time as the event honors local mariners and showcases rivercraft.
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Cincinnati
Mein
Ohio
River
Veterans Bill Advances to Senate Action
Washington reports the newly outlined veterans bill faced Senate consideration after return from the House. The Finance Committee prepared minor amendments as the measure moves toward final passage.
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Senate
Washington
New‘house
Finance Committee
Early Faith Journal World Items On Cedars Hosts
Readable fragments note a social event at The Cedars hosted by Mr and Mrs W G Simons with participation from railway employees. The item hints at a gathering tied to journal world activities and a faith themed meeting.
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Journal- World
Wee
Rai
the Cedars
Simons
Prohibition raids in Crawford county net 12 arrests
Thirty federal agents led by Major James F. Going began sweeping raids in Crawford county at 3 30 a m seizing 1 000 gallons of liquor eight stills and arresting twelve prisoners The operation followed months of inquiry and aims to serve all warrants The seizures connected to earlier actions in Wichita and Hutchinson with assistance from deputies and U S marshals
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Pittsburg
Kan
Prohibition
James F. Going
Crawford County
Going
Wichita
Hutchinson
Kansas
United States
C. M. Armour
Fort Scott
Dan S. Cowie
United States Marshal
Robert Wells
Frank Boone
World Listen in On Message to Australia
Kingsford Smith, famed globe trotter, spoke from the United States to family in Australia in a 10,000 mile short wave chat. The互动 broadcast linked General Electric experimental station in the Glenville Hills near Schenectady with Amalgamated Wireless Australia in Sydney. Kingsford Smith left New York for a meeting with Colonel Lindbergh and a tablet unveiling, with a customs talk to avoid duty on the Southern Cross.
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Schenectady
Uadion
Charles Kingsford-Smith
Avistor
United States
Australia
General Electric Company
Glenville Hills
Here
Sydney
Amalgamated, Wireless Australia, Ltd
WGY
Kingsford-Smith
New York
Charles A. Lindbergh
Interurban Into Oil Cars Injures Five in Kansas Crash
Five passengers were hurt in a Wichita area collision when an Arkansas Valley Interurban car ran into an oil train on a side track between Halstead and Paxton. The interurban car was telescoped after striking a tank car. The oil train had moved to the side track to allow a main line passenger train to pass. The switch may have been left open accidentally. motorman Walter Swartzel saw danger too late.
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Wichita
Kan
Arkansas Valley Interurban
Halstead
Paxton
Walter Swartzel
Reed Joins In Advice to Hold Wheat Get
Topeka June 28 AP Gov Clyde M Reed joined Chairman Legge of the federal farm board in urging Kansas wheat growers to move grain to market slowly to ease terminal congestion yet back his proposal that the board buy 25 million bushels or more of this year’s crop. He said world wheat conditions do not justify the current low price level in a telegram to Legge.
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Topeka
Clyde .M. Reed
Legge
Federal Farm Board
Kansas
Burglary Report Across Two Houses With Prowler Call
Police logged burglaries at two houses with about 37 dollars stolen. L C Hopkins at Theta Tau house 1409 Tennessee St reported 11 dollars missing, others 6 dollars, and Earl Wedin at Delta Sigma Lambda house 1137 Indiana St reported trousers and 18 dollars stolen. Prowler call from Miss Hilda Gress at 931 Louisiana St reported no theft. officers Calhoun and Hunter found no trace.
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L. C. Hopkins
Theta Tau
Tennessee Street
Earl Wedin
Delta Sigma Lambda
Indiana Street
Charles Calhoun
Floyd Hunter
Break into Fritz Co store in New Hampshire again
Police report a second break in two months at Fritz Co in New Hampshire. Entry was gained by breaking glass in a side door, with $321 cash stolen from the safe early May 19. No other items were recovered.
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New Hampshire
Piass
Fritz
Ottawa Home Robbery Suspects Sought
Ottawa police report a theft in a local home last night including several silk dresses one air case a hand bag and multiple pairs of ladies shoes. Officers suspect two women and a man about 45 years old in an old Buick with Oklahoma plates carried out the robbery.
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Ottawa
Lawrence
GOES TO DEATH IN CHAIR
Columbus Ohio AP death in the electric chair ends the criminal career of George Williams a 68 year old robber and killer Known as a hardened gunman he spent two score years in crime across Ohio Michigan Illinois and Missouri He was blamed for at least four murders including one in St Louis He died for killing Patrolman Sherman in Cleveland when the officer tried to arrest Williams and his young accomplice Charles Hanovich for auto theft
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Columbus
George Williams
Williams
Ohio
Michigan
Illinois
Missouri
St. Louis
Sherman
Cleveland
Charles Hanovich
Three Cunningham brothers Get Life for Oklahoma Murder
John Manuel and Jeff Cunningham were sentenced to life imprisonment by Judge M W Pugh after pleading guilty to murder charges in the slaying involving Sheriff William A Williams in Duncan Oklahoma on June 28.
School health survey documents clinics in Lawrence area
One hundred seventy six children were examined this year at page school health centers held early in June. Defects found included enlarged tonsils, carious teeth, heart and lung issues, hernia, and hearing loss. Nutritional ratings showed eighty good, twenty five fair, three poor. Immunizations were recorded for diphtheria, typhoid, and smallpox. Credit goes to physicians Dr E R Keith Dr A M Fortney and Dr W M Auchard along with parents and teachers and the Parent-Teacher associations and clinic staff.
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Page
McAllaster
Cordley
Woodlawn
Lincoln
Pinckney
Quincy
New York
Lawrence
E. R. Keith
A. M. Fortney
W. M. Auchard
Stuart Queen
A. H. Turney
Florence Sherbon
Jems
Rachel Flory
Em Ily Ferris
Helen Kieth
Minnie Scott
Electa Kindelsberger
Mining Magnate and Philanthropist Dead
Yonkers New York June 28 AP colonel William Boyce Thompson mining magnate and philanthropist died at his home after a four year illness from a stroke pneumonia last week his wife Gertrude Hickman Thompson and daughter Margaret Thomp son Schulze were with him his brother J Edward Thompson traveled from Phoenix Arizona Thompson's mining interests spanned copper in Montana diamonds in Africa and sulphur in Texas he also served as a director of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York 1914 1919 and was active in Wall Street Flower culture was his hobby He was born in Virginia City Montana where his father was an early miner He graduated from Exeter and Columbia mining school Shortly before his death he gave 1 000 000 to Exeter His politics included presidential elector 1912 and delegate 1916 1920 to Republican conventions He was a friend of Roosevelt and Harding and chaired the Republican Ways and Means Committee in 1920
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Yonkers
N. Y
William Boyce
Thompmagnate
Nonia
Tate
Gertrude Hickman _Thompson
Margaret Thompson Schulze
J. Edward Thompson
Vhoenix
Ariz
Alis
Montana
Africa
Texas
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Wall Street
Virginia City
Mont
Anaconda Copper Companier
Rom Bester Academy
Exeter
N. H
Columbia School of Mines
Roosevelt
Harding
Parties
Ways and Means
To Die With Lips Sealed Wounded Man Near Death
A man identified as F. J. Henry, about 35, lay near death in a Atchison hotel room after gunshot wounds. He refused to aid police, saying he preferred to die with his lips sealed, and a woman claiming to be his wife also refused to provide information.
Catfish Catch on Kaw River Becomes Local Record
A fisherman reeled in a large yellow catfish using a pole and line, weighing about 80 pounds, from the Kaw Brooks average river. The catch is noted as the largest fish of its kind taken in the area, thrilling onlookers and highlighting river angling prowess.
4-H Dates Named For District Council Meetings
J Taylor director of 4 H club work announces dates and places for three district council meetings to aid the county 4 H council. The fourth meeting will be at Eudora on a date yet to be set. Presidents vice presidents and secretaries must attend. other club members may join. District officers listed include song leader and yell leader. offices need not be held by local club members. Each club should nominate candidates for offices. Baldwin District meets June 30 at 7 30 pm at the district high school. Willow Spry Prairie City Pros nee Fire and Clover Leaf districts meet July 2 at 7 30 pm at Big Springs school. Meadowlark and Willing workers district meets July 5 at Farm Bureau office at 7 30 pm. Clubs listed include Bi Point Kanwaka Stall, Bi ig erience Clinton Sunflower J hawk ferbein Meadow Lark Willing Wi.
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J. Taylor
Eudora
Taylor
Len Igi
Baldwin
Willow Spry Prairie City
Prosnee Fire
Clover Leaf Ce
Big Springs
Bi Point
Saturda
Farm Bureau
Fice
Clinton
Sunflower
Jayhawk
Six Bandits Rob Cottage Inn In Chicago Parade Of Loot
Six gunmen held up the Cottage Inn roadhouse in Chicago at dawn after severing telephone wires and posting a lookout. They forced ten customers and staff against a wall, took cash and jewelry worth 1100, ordered food and drink, forced dancers to perform, and let the orchestra play while the heist unfolded.
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Chicago
Cottage Inn
Pinckney to Air Ventilation by Unit System Adoption
The Pinckney school board adopted a unit ventilation system for the new building recommended by architect Thomas W. Williamson of Topeka. Each room will have its own ventilation unit drawing outside air through filters, heating it for individual rooms. Discussions covered flooring materials and wainscoting, with no final material decisions and emphasis on high quality.
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Pinckney
Board’ of Education
Thomas W. Williamson
Topeka
W. W
Curfman
Sealed Orders in Fishing Expedition
Douglas county to receive several thousand pounds of fish sourced secretly by state game wardens and Izaak Walton league members. Fish from a drying lake will be moved to safer waters for anglers, with wardens restricting location to avoid crowds. Wardens burned nets abandoned by four men, and preparations include trucks and tanks for transport next week. Farmers urged to help stock streams. contact Galen Ware by Monday.
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Douglas County
Lawrence Izaak Walton League
Izaak Walton League
Joe Concannon
Lansing
Red Anderson
Doniphan
Lawrence
Junction City
M. F. van Gaasbeek
Ottawa
van Gaasbeek
Galen Ware
Izaak Walton
Cellist Stephen Deak to Headline KU Summer Concert
The University of Kansas through Dean Swarthout plans a recital by cellist Stephen Deak on July 10 at 8 pm in the administration auditorium. Deak, born in Hungary, trained at the Royal Academy of Music, studied with Popper and Salmond, and performed with the Cincinnati and Philadelphia Symphonies. He teaches at Curtis Institute and performs with the Philadelphia Musical Fund Ensemble while spending the summer in Kansas as a guest teacher with Friends, University, Wichita.
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University of Kansas
D. M. Swarthout
School of Fine Are
Lawrence
Swarthout
America
Stephen Deak
Deak
Hungary
Royal’ Academy of Music
David Popper
Europe
Austria
Switzerland
Felix Salmond
Cincinnati Symphony
Philadelphia’ Symphony
Curtis Institute of Music
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Musical Fund Ensemble
Kansas
Friends, University
Wichita
Battle on in China near Honan amid civil clashes
Shanghai reports a massive clash as 300000 nationalist and rebel troops fight in northern Honan. Reinforcements of 50000 are said to have entered Mao line near Thehai and Wan Tailway, with forces hurling toward the main sector between Gralapeteh and Kaifeng as the outcome remains uncertain.
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Shanghai
Honan
China
Ach
Mao Line
Kaifeng
aRebel
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Bugs) Moran
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Spike) O'Donnell
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Charles G. Dawes
Alfred
Jake) Lingle
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