Finance Committee Named For Memorial Firm Headed By Chancellor
Chancellor J H Lindley announced the five men who will form the Kiinsax Memorial finance committee: Thornton Cooke chairing, C H Tucker vice chair, Irving Hill and Sweeney both of Lawrence, and Chester Woodward of Topeka. George Q Foszteh named treasurer will handle pledge collections. The executive committee studies stadium costs and feasibility to rush construction for fall spectators. Engineers and a Kansas City firm rep will join to evaluate time and cost.
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Kiinsax Memorial Corporation
J. H. Lindley
Thornton Cooke
Kansas City
C. H. Tucker
Lawrence
Irving Hill
J. Sweeney
Chester Woodward
Topeka
George QO. Foszteh
Willl
Jon
A. R. Mann
Hutchinson
R. J. Velano
James Kimball
Mwe -U. School of Engineering
Harrington and Harrington
Housing crisis for University girls grows worse
Mrs. Fy Bryant, acting head of women at the University, said housing for girl students is more serious for next year. Many houses are for sale or have been sold or rented to bars. She urged people with rooms to rent to report them to be listed.
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Fy FE. Bryant
Public utilities commission delays Bell Telephone rate request
The public utilities commission today dismissed Southwestern Bell Telephone’s request for increases in toll charges for Chanute and Iola. The order cites failure to furnish post of toll receipts and an inquiry into revenues at Chanute and Iola, with a general hearing planned for July 29.
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Topekh
Public Utilities Commission
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Piney Home Forge Ex Ireland Plans Quadruple Force
Government sources report the Piney Home for Ex Ireland plans to quadruple its force, with estimates rising from 50 000 to a potential 200 000 personnel as strategic priorities shift and expansion accelerates across regional postings.
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Ireland
unclear British-Irish political tension report fragment
A fragmented excerpt discusses potential troop increases for a police force and reactions to James and Sinn Fein. It notes mixed views on the Prime Minister's proposal and the likelihood of a meeting, with uncertainty about outcomes and further actions.
Illini visit documents ceramics survey at local plant
Dr. R. J. Hursh and four University of Kansas ceramics students visited the University here for an industrial survey on behalf of Coates Manufacturing Co. The Kansas program lacks classes despite a ceramics department led by Professor Teeter.
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R. J.hursh
Department of
University of Kinos
Coates Manufacturing Co
University of Kansas
Teeter
Signed Army Bill Cuts Regular Force to 150000 Men
Washington June 30 President Harry Loday signed the appropriation measure and recommended further legislation to regulate the government’s handling of enlisted men affected by the army reduction to 150 000 by October 1. He noted potential discharges and urged actions to avoid violating obligations.
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Washington
Harri Loday
Annan
House Divides on Peace Plan Amid War Resolution
The House debated a conference report ending the war with Germany and Austria Hungary. A 272 to 0 vote supported compromise measures, with Weox and Porter resolutions needing Senate approval before submission to the President.
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Washington
Dune
House Saray
Austria-Hungary
Senate
Assailant Rubbed Pepper in Eyes of Sleeping Young
A woman assailant cut a screen and rubbed red pepper into the face and eyes of Miss Slary Haeckbarth as she slept near a window at 12 Rhode Tsiznd street. A doctor was summoned, neighbors alarmed, and police began investigations into several crews believed to aid the arrest.
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Slary Haeckbarth
Rhode
Ssummeane
City lighting contract discussed at public meeting
City representatives and the electric utility company held a meeting yesterday to review a proposed new street lighting contract. The agreement was assigned to a special committee for study and consideration.
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Ae Catia
Howat Case Heads to Jury Today in Miner Strike
The Howat and Darby defense rested without presenting evidence as Judge Boss overruled a demurrer. Jurors were to be instructed on whether the defendants, officers of the Kansas miners union, used power to halt Mackie mine work and affect coal reductions, with possible felony or misdemeanor verdicts. Several hundred miners gathered in Columbus as meetings were planned and a band arrived from Frontentic.
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Boss
Vians
Frontentic
Howitt
Kansas
Columbus
Alexander Howat
August Darby
Kansas Miners Union
Mackie
Carl Mishmash
Frank
J. 1. Eeerard
Howat
Dorehy
Deel Red
Unio
Mackie’s
Knowledge Grows As Kansas Professors Publish Works
A June Graduating issue preview lists 37 University of Kansas faculty who produced books and articles last year. Notable names include Dinsmore Alter, Ray Brewster, W. S. Hunter, Charles Johnson, Raymond Moore, Ferdinand Nelson, Reed Rice, and Henry Tra cey among many others, reflecting broad research across subjects taught to over 4,000 students.
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University of Kansas
W.S. Hunter
Hunter
K. UL
Dinsmore Alter
FE. Is. Bailey
Ray Q. Brewster
Williard L. Burdick
H. RB. Cady
George FE. Coghill
Edward James Curran
Frank Kb.davis
John A. Dent
H. H. Elsey
L. N. Flint
Louis’ B. Cloyne
Nethrop C Haynes
Albert J
Larne
Arthur E. Hertzler
John Ali Hess
H. W. Humble
Walter S. Hunter
Charles’ E. Johnson
Raymond C. Moore
Nelson
Andrew
J. New
W. Natt
Thomas G. Ory
Reed
Raymond F. Rice
Curt Dionement
E Saver
Richerd
Las Sniton
A. “B. Stouffer
O O. Stoland
S. Skilton
Henry C
Tracey
R. Wahl
F. Walker
Walling
Charles H. Watson
Legion Post Will Hold 9 Meeting Tonight
The Farrell Dorkay post of the American Legion will hold a business session tonight in the post hall over Merchants National Bank. The meeting will commence at 8 o'clock.
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Lebion Post
Farrell Dorkay
The
American Legion
Merchants National Bank
Leavenworth Hospital Authorized for 200 Patients
Leavenworth Kansas construction of a hospital with 200 patient accommodations, to aid former service members suffering from tuberculosis, has been authorized by the Treasury. Secretary Mello announced four similar projects in Milwaukee, Dayton, Hot Springs, South Dakota, and Marion Indiana.
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Leavenworth Gets
Leavenworth
Thief steals coats from Penney home in Lawrence
A thief entered the TH. J. Penney residence at 1104 Tests ya street while state board members, B. L. Barrier and Ernest Underwood, shopped nearby at a drug store. Four coats and assorted items belonging to the board members were taken, later located discarded in a nearby yard with some contents recovered at the police station. The incident disrupted plans for a university session in Lawrence.
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TH. J. Penney
Mr. Penney
B.L. Barrier
Ernest Underwood
State Board For Administration
Penney
Lawrence
Bachelor Hall
Penney Anderwood
Gladstone
Ohio Ec
Young Penny
Erin
District Court Rulings Include Several Dismissals and Extensions
District court this afternoon rendered several rulings. A divorce case involving Jones and Barry was heard, with other actions including suits by Henry Asher and confrontations over dog attacks. Several defendants were granted time to plead or answer, and injunctions or separations of causes were approved where requested. Two rent cases ended with a judgment and questions over proposed increases. Miss Wilson and Miss Nelson are noted as spending the day in nearby cities.
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Dierlas Courtly District Court
Pally Palmer
Cox iv
Burke
Squires
Fey
Wy Tf. Johns
Matioh
Griffiths
Garrett
Ohio Street
Garett
Mort
Butcher
Anuwn
Buteher Hall
Brown
Stromboli eruption terrors menacing Messina shores
In Messina on June 29 the Stromboli volcano exploded with tremors felt thirty miles away. Flames and black clouds were seen over the island as surrounding plains were scorched. Vegetation and life in the affected area perished, and insufficient boats left to evacuate all residents. The Italian government sent destroyers from Messina to the eruption zone as frightened people prayed for relief.
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Messina
Italy
President Harding Names Taft Chief Justice of U.S. Supreme Court
Washington June 30. The White House announced the appointment of former President William Howard Taft as chief justice of the United States Supreme Court.
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Harding
W. H. Taft
Washington
William Howard Taft
United States
Industrial Possibilities and Conditions in Kansas Studied
University of Kansas School of Engineering completes ten day data collection across twenty three counties. Dean Phn Walker and Professors J A Dent and L L Brown returned with data to be published in a bulletin. Data aims to aid state planning and industrial insight.
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Kansas
School of Engineering
University
P.hn. Walker
J. A. Dent
L. L. Brown
Holding Back Tourney Impacts University Tennis Meet
Dee Mifflin cited insufficient interest delaying the University tennis tournament. Prospective entrants should submit names to Mifflin at McCook Field or the athletic office. No KU tennis stars are in school and chances look good for any skilled player. eliminations likely start next week at McCook Field.
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Dee Mifflin
Mifflin
McCook Field
K. U
McCook
Telephone Rates Fight Trial Set in Winfield Court
Topeka, Southwestern Bell must appear in Cawley County district court at Winfield on July to show cause why it should not be compelled to adopt the telephone rates recently announced by the Public Utilities commission of Atchison Eldorado Lyons Hutchinson Arkansas City and Winfield.
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Topeka
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Cawley County
Winfield
Public Utilities Commission
Atchison
Eldorado
Lyons
Hutchinson
Arkansas City
Engineers Return From Field Work Camp
Civil engineering students wrap a six week field experience near Linwood after four weeks at a summer camp. They and mining engineers have surveyed several square miles of bend since leaving.
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Linwoned
Bend
Chinese market grows as Tsingtao mills boost output
The low wages and abundant Inbot supply have led to a rise in mill activity at Tsingtao to feed a growing Chinese market. The move reflects shifting industrial and trade dynamics prompting higher production to satisfy local demand.
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Tsingtao
Cotton Spinning Co to Build Two More Plants
The International Cotton Spinning Co. plans two additional plants beside its Teinetap mill expanding its production capacity and footprint in the industry.
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The
International Cotton Spinning Co
Teinetap
You can protect your rents Craig
A short note urges readers to protect their rents by calling a provided phone number and leaving a message for Craig.
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Craig
Hearing on Proposed Building Ordinance Sparks Debate
Lawrence city commissioners weigh a model ordinance backed by underwriters amid strong sentiment against it. A hearing was scheduled for tonight to gauge public view and guide potential city action on building regulation and insurance matters. Local officials seek a clear expression of community stance before any changes or enforcement steps.
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Nalor
George L. Kreeck
City Commission
Lawrence
Jcity Commiser
Travis
Famliar
Kinporia
Emporia
Lawrence Commission
Court case details emerge in New York divorce dispute
On June 30 James A. New York Bank s resumed the divorce proceeding involving Fifi Patten as the plaintiff abandons an attempt to dodge photographers. The pair entered and left the building with lawyers, while Mrs Stillman conferred inside with her attorney amid cross examination.
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James A
New York
Fifi Patten
Stillman
Have One Summer Camp At Rock Creek Tomorrow
Local notice announces one day summer camp at Rock Creek tomorrow led by Wile Lahaye and M. C. A titi.
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Wile Lahaye
YO M.C. A Titi
Rock Creek
CAN CARE FOR SIXTY Summer camp for girls abandoned
A summer camp for Sunday school girls under the YMC A has been abandoned according to an official announcement by C. E. Plath. The notice urged all applicants to bring camp equipment and said the association would accept eligible girls until tomorrow morning, with plans to start at One mile Creek the next day.
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Lawrence
FE. Plath
Y.mlc
Art
Ner Cliniton
Yom.caa
C. E. Plath
Wrelock
Mile’ Creek
Gendva McFarland
Marcella Morawetza Schaake
Ruth Wilson
Thy Pipes
Dna Schaake
Iels
Berth Wispidman
Louise Middlekauf
Inia Rloore
Treneerine
Katherine Smith
Berenice Rudford
Edna Brinkanah
Ruby I Nish
Dovikerty
Genterman
Smett
Mildred McAf
Newby
Ruth Tes
Paying Up Taxes Marks Last Day for Second Half Payments
Taxpayers crowded the County Treasurer W H Mckone’s office as the last day for second half tax payments approached with no added penalty. Only 4045.00 dollars were paid yesterday while automobile license business showed little gain. Applications for licenses for twelve cars, fourteen trucks and two motorcycles were filed.
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W. H. Mckone
Lcense
Division of University Funds Under Review by Board
The board of administration considered a proposed distribution of funds from the University budget. Chancellor Lindless outlined policy while department heads reviewed aims to make allocations as equitable as possible, focusing on core priorities and efficiency.
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Wansus Lei
Aysford
Marriage Schedule in Douglas County Probate Court
This afternoon the Douglas County probate court grants a marriage license to Paul T. Palmer of Birth, Oklahoma and Wala Weckerls of Lawton, Oklahoma. Lawrence Board of Education activity is noted as a related item in the evening schedule.
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Douglas County
Paul TP Palmer
Okly
Wala Weeckerls
Lawton
Okla
New Tariff Rate Likely to Echo Payne Aldrich Law
Washington Shue reports unofficial estimates place the average duty rate in the administration’s permanent tariff bill at 18 to 20 percent, slightly before the Payne Aldrich measure. Fordney says net bill will run slightly ahead. wool and manufacturing issues cited. House members plan action after July holiday break.
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Payne Aldrich
Washington
Payne- Aldrich
Fordney
Patriotism for Peace Highlighted at Kiwanis Meeting
J. H. Cohn delivered a patriotic talk titled Patriotism for Peace at the Weekly Kiwanis gathering. He urged not reconstruction but rearmament and vision to secure peace, emphasizing decisive patriotism. A Patt Garrison recital was announced for Frasey Hall tonight at 8 15, featuring a pianist and University summer instructor previously leading Clarkin College music.
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J. AL Cohn
Kiwanis Club
Cohats
Ajnoens
Ohn
Arrests After Bar Attack at Hack Barth Home
Police Chief Fisher and Officer Heatty confronted two men during a bar attack investigation. One suspect carried a bundle under his coat and four slirts were found. The two African American men were detained. One identified as Harry Archer, a known local figure.
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Fisher
Heatty
Hackbarth
Harry Archer
Yay
Fopekd
Britain mull renews Anglo Japanese pact at imperial conference
London reports say the Pall Mall Gazette and Globe note Cabinet debate on renewing the Anglo Japanese treaty with modifications. India’s Premier Meighen opposes renewal in any form. Australia’s Prime Minister Hughes defends the alliance as a peace protecting restraint on Japan.
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London
Associated Press
Pall Mall
Gazete and Globe
India
Foreign Office
Great Britain
Japan
United States
Meighdn
British Empire
Hughes
Australia
Easy Money Artists Target Massachusetts Towns
Report details several suspected short change artists roaming Lawrence and nearby venues. A well dressed man attempted to pay a Kansas City ticket with a folded five dollar bill, retrieved a one dollar bill, and exchanged for a round trip ticket while clerks remained vigilant. A country woman bought goods with a five dollar bill, received improper change, and left. A chocolate shop encounter also occurred. police were alerted but could not identify suspects from descriptions.
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Lawrence
Kansas City
Hickson
Rone
Smith Chocolate Shop
Citizenship Applications Heard at Douglas County Court
Applications for naturalization were entered of record yesterday at the Douglas County District Court. Deputy clerk Orin J. Isaacs listed William H. Kampschroeder Fredrich H. Kampschroeder Charles F. Krampschroeder August H Kampschroeder Paul H. Steinbring Herbert Edwin Jordan.
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Douglas County District Court
Orin J. Isaacs
William H. Kampschroeder
Fredrich H. Kampschroeder
Charles F. Krampschroeder
August H. -Kampschroeder
Paul H. Steinbring
Herbert Edwin Jordan
Summer Session speaker Dr Frank Stroy tolle Fraser Chapel
Dr Frank Stroy will speak at the Fraser Chapel summer session convocation tomorrow morning at 11 20. Special music has been arranged by the School of Fine Arts according to Prof W H Johnson director.
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Nnxt
Frof
W. H. Johnson
Jto
John At
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