Public meeting of Ku Klux Klan in Muskogee draws crowd
Thousands attended a Muskogee public meeting of the Ku Klux Klan. Other items note a joint Fourth of July summer observance merging university and town events at Woodland Park, and mixed signals from Soviet talks at The Hague. Returns from North Dakota senatorial primaries show slow progress. Conservative jazz influences future men’s fashion, with college students expected to lead a style shift.
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Ku Klux Klan
Muskogee
Woodland Park
North Dakota
McCumber
Nonpartisan League
Rail workers threaten strike as union orders loom
A conference of the Railroad Labor Board with leaders of the six shop crafts unions faces a possible rail strike set to begin at 10 o’clock tomorrow. If union orders stand, shop craft workers could paralyze transportation though trainmen may not join. Even so, shop workers are essential to operations, risking serious train-service disruption unless replacements fill in quickly.
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White House
rail_road labor board
Dublin reports provisional government quells insurgents
Reports from Dublin indicate the provisional government seeks to quell insurgent forces with public opinion backing. For two days gunfire and artillery smashed a building where insurgents stood their ground, with unclear gains. Yesterday’s dispatches aimed to divert attention by seizing a building and mining the street in front.
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Dublin
Hays Calls for Movie Reform to Aid Ireland Policy
Will Hays told a group of club women that the cleaning up he proposes for the movies is serious though not a joke. He stressed the need to persuade screen actors and actresses and warned that the grand jury probing the Herrin mine massacre may not be effective unless it operates differently from other agencies with the affair.
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Will Hays
Herrin Il
University bids top estimates for two major buildings
Anticipated savings on building materials did not materialize as bids for two university projects exceeded the board’s estimates. When appropriations were approved a year and a half ago, they were deemed sufficient to cover the library and administration building costs.
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Board of Administration
Effects of the Heated Season New York Letter
A New York letter notes a carrier catching a baby fallen from an upper window in his mail bag. The tale is joked about as a male baby while quipping on gender. The brief editorial tone highlights surprising urban anecdotes.
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New York
Philadelphia Record
Kansas City Journal
Quotable Quips From TOM SIMS On Work And Wits
A collection of pithy aphorisms and snippets attributed to Tom Sims. The remarks touch on pessimism economics family and technology including cars radios and helicopters. The phrases reflect mid century observational humor and social commentary with a focus on daily life.
Henry A Parks to Head Farm Bureau Decennial Event
Henry A Parks, regarded as the father of the farm bureau movement, will headline the De Kalb central celebration today marking the bureau’s ten years. A University of Michigan alumnus, Parks helped organize the first farm bureau in 1912 after leading a local farmers’ institute near De Kalb. The movement now unites over a million farmers across 47 states and more than 1,600 counties.
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Farm Bureau
de Kalb
Henry A. Parks
Parks
University of Michigan
University of West Virginia
Farmers’ Institute
United States
Boy Scouts Camp Out at Camp Rano near Guilford
Local Boy Scouts enjoy a two week outing at Camp Rano near Guilford. Miles of rugged country and a deserted cement plain dot the Verdigris Valley as thirty five lads take part in daily good turn activities.
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Boy Scouts
Independence
Ranohaha
Guilford
Verdigris Valley
Revolver Stolen From Car in Massachusetts
A .32 caliber revolver was reported stolen from a parked automobile in front of the Varsity last night. The weapon was in a tool packet when it disappeared, and the incident was reported to police this morning.
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Dixon
Massachusetts
Varsity
Sixteen Babies Attend Mother’s Conference in Rain
In spite of rain sixteen babies were taken to the mother’s conference yesterday for examination. Five children attended their first conference and five were from outside Lawrence.
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Lawrence
Plan for Good of Harvest Workers in Kansas
In Kansas, about thirty five localities organize to preach friendliness to harvesters under the Harvest Welfare Service. The program, started in 1920 and expanded by the Kansas State Agricultural College and the Methodist Church board of home missions, aims to provide community halls and better worker treatment to attract skilled harvest hands and improve local life. The plan includes new sleeping quarters, better man quality, and urging business people and farmers to welcome harvesters warmly.
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Mawdsley
Wawnee County
Marwdsley
Valley Grove Harvest Notes and Local Visits
Valley Grove notes report harvest season, field work, and multiple visits among residents. Communities in Lawrence, Oskaloosa, Nortonville, and nearby towns are listed with visitors and family news including the Lombards, Smiths, Ward, Webster, and Cham pion families. A child suffers from blood poisoning while medical attention is sought in Lawrence. recovery is noted.
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Agai
Lawrence
Wm. Lombard
Dan Smith
Darline
Roland
Alvin
Oskaloosa
Ira Ward
Stella Stewart
Marion Webster
Topeka
McGrew
Henry Pewerlein
C. Thornton
Fred Champion
Tom Lombard
Lawrence Edens
C. G.petrie
J. C. Clare
Fred Brown
Nortonville
Shrout
Joe Edens
Jeff Barnes
Charlie Thornton
Evelyn
Frederick Champion
Buena Petrie
Adelyn Viets
Keller
Orin Smith
Charley Jones
Jones
Margaret Mary
Scribes graduate headed for Kansas papers jobs list
Professor I N Flint lists year’s journalism graduates and their first assignments in Kansas papers. Names include George Gage editor Minneapolis Messenger Jacqueline Gilmore Hutchinson News Lindley Young Burlington Republic Louis Kendall Manhattan Mercury Wilfred Husband Olathe Democrat Marion Shipley Dodge City Globe Doris Frieson Pittsburg Sun Ghester Shaw Charles Greason Lawrence Journal World Clyde Burnside Coffeyville Journal Fred Ellsworth Pratt Tribune Clarence Oakes Independence Reporter Charles Sayler Newton Kansas Republican Joseph Turner Kansas City Kansan Irene Nunemaker Topeka Capital. Some reporters went to out of state papers including Elmer Seifert St. Joseph Gazette Ike Massey George McVey Kansas City Star Alfred Graves Advertisers Protective Bureau Glick Schultz Russel Zarker Studebaker Bernice Kuhn Kansas City Journal Claude Gray Kansas City Star John Old Oklahoman Pauline Newman Erie Herald.
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Kansas
I. N. Flint
George Gage
Minneapolis Messenger
Jacqueline Gilmore
Hutchinson News
Lindley Young
Burlington
Dodge City
Globe
Doris Frieson
Pittsburg Sun
Ghester Shaw
Charles Greason
Lawrence Journal- World
Clyde Burnside
Coffeyville Journal
Fred Ellsworth
Pratt Tribune
Clarence Oakes
Independence
Charles Sayler
Newton
Kansas-Republican
Joseph Turner
Kansas City
Kan
Kansan
Irene Nunemaker
Topeka
Elmer Seifert
News
St. Joseph
Raid finds corn whiskey at Shafer residence
Officers found several quarts of corn whiskey at 928 Illinois street in a house where Shafer has lived. Shafer was not at home during two raids, one Wednesday night and another last night, with only a few drops recovered. Neighbors have not seen him since the first raid. Police know the man as Shafer and suspect involvement since his arrival during the first carnival.
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Illinois Street
Shafer
Lawrence
Today’s events span military, education, and civic milestones
The United States fiscal year closes as Brig Gen Frederick W Sladen becomes commandant of the United States Military Academy. Wisconsin Christian Endeavor gathers at Waukesha. A merger unites Michigan medical schools. The Farm Bureau Movement marks 58 years with a De Kalb pageant. Elisha J Babcock of the State Department retires after long service as confidential clerk and secretary to numerous cabinet officers.
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United States
Frederick W. Sladen
United States Military Academy
Christian Endeavor Societies of Wisconsin
Waukesha
Homeopathic School
University of Michigan
de Klalb
Ill
First Baptist Church Corner Kentucky and Eighth
Frank Jennings minister and B Witcraft assistant lead a Sunday program with Sunday school at 9 30 and morning worship at 11. The sermon titled The Kingdoms of This World follows special organ and vocal music. Bi monthly communion, union services at South Park noted, praise for growing Bible School and preaching attendance in hot weather. Christian Endeavor groups meet at 7 and 8 pm union services at 8 pm inspire community unity and future church power.
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Bible School
Christian Endeavor Societies
South Park
Union Park
Jennings
Baptist Church
Gdehring
Lutheran Church
Friends Church
Tenth and
Delaware
A. C. Benson
Nellie Kennedy
Christian Endeavor
Trinity Lutheran Church
N. Uf Sts
N. D
Community Church Schedule and Services Ad
Ninth Street Baptist and Centenary M E announce Sunday programs with pastors G N Jackson William L Morris and others. Bible school, Epworth League, worship times, Holy Communion, and union park services listed along with Christian Science reading room details and Trinity Lutheran schedule.
Free Methodist Church Schedule and Activities
The Free Methodist Church at 12th and Gonn lists Sunday activities including 10 a.m. Sunday school and a 10 a.m. sermon by the pastor. A 2 p.m. class meeting and a 6:45 p.m. Young People's gathering led by Prof. C. H. Watson follow, with mid week prayer service on Wednesday at 7:45 p.m. and note of the Woman's Foreign Missionary group.
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Free Methodist Church
C. H. Watson
Woman’s Foreign Missionary
Society Meeting Set With Mrs Wade This Friday
The society will meet Friday afternoon at three oclock with Mrs J Wade at 2013 Ohio. The gathering is described as especially important and all are urged to attend. Minnie A Beers, Pastor.
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J. Wade
Ohio
Minnie A. Beers
First M. E. Church Sunday services announced
Dr S S Klyne minister at First M E Church with Sunday school at 10 a m and public worship at 11 a m sermon titled God with us Epworth League meets at 7 p m Union meeting at South Park at Trinity Church Evan A Edwards rector Second Sunday after Trinity Holy Communion at 7 30 a m Holy Communion and Sermon at 11 a m Church school not held
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M. E
S. S. Klyne
Epworth League
Union
South Park
Trinity Church
Evan A. Edwards
la. m
Union Sunday Services at Two Churches in July and August
First Presbyterian Church Corner and Vermont Streets announces a joint Sunday service schedule with Congregational church. Sunday school at 10 a.m. and morning worship at 11 a.m. July union services at Congregational church and August at Presbyterian church. Dr Bleck preaches at Congregational next Sunday. Evening service at South Park 7:45 p.m.
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First Presbyterian Church Corner Ltd
Vermont Sts
E. A. Bleck
Congregational Church
Presbyterian
Bleck
South Park
Local Church Notices Reveal Resignations and Schedules
St Pauls Evangelical Church at 835 Uline hosts Sunday school at 10 a.m. and English service at 11 a.m. Young Peoples Society meets at 8 p.m. Everyone is invited to worship. Lincoln Street Baptist Church, led by Pastor P. H. Smith, announces Sunday school at 1 p.m. and morning and evening services at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. The pastor has tendered his resignation effective Sunday July 2. The Rev Smith’s departure prompts best wishes from friends.
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Ninth Street Baptist Church
9Th and
Ohio
G. N. Jackson
Miller
Anderson
Ida Wallace
P. U
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Massachusetts St
Sp. m
Christian Science Reading Room
Mass
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
Uline
Young Peoples Society
Eiverybody
William FP
Esser
Lincoln St. Baptist Church
P. H. Smith
Doctors to Pulpits Los Angeles Osteopathic Meet
Visiting osteopathic specialists will occupy pulpits in Los Angeles churches on Sunday July 2 as the American Osteopathic Association announces. The following day the international convention opens under the association and runs to July 7 with Gov. Stephens of California delivering the address. The program includes smallpox mental and nervous diseases dentistry and public health topics. Dr Samuel J Scothorn of Dallas presides and Dr C D Swope of Washington is state program committee head.
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Los Angeles
Cal
American Osteopathic Association
Association
Gov. Stephens
California
Samuel J. Scothorn
Dallas
Tex
C.d.swope
Washington, D. C
American Osteopathic Society of Opthalmology and Otolaryngology
Osteopathic Women’s National Association
Chicago
Santa Fe
Albuquerque
Colorado Springs
San Bernardino
Grand Canyon
Canadian Rockies
Janko Louise
Great Lakes
Legion seeks new members in state campaign
Topeka Kansas June 28 Good progress in the American Legion state wide campaign for new members. 18 posts and one individual have entered with less than two weeks before July 7 contest closes Adjutant Frank E Samuel says the eighteen posts are pushing for prizes while some commanders and adjutants may attend the New Orleans convention this fall at department expense Jay L Warner of Colby is the lone individual contestant with 35 new members required to win a prize The national one day membership drive is July 1 and prizes totaling 1385 will be awarded after August 31
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Topeka
Kan
American Legion
Frank E. Samuel
Legion
Samuel
New Orleans
Jay L. Warner
Colby
Mankato
Coona
Solomon
Courtland
Argonia
Camera lessons in the sun and reflections explained
Ted teaches Ned how to avoid sun halation and glare in photographs. He draws diagrams showing shade, refraction, and safe finder positions to capture clearer portraits and landscapes. The duo discusses sun angles, shadow detail, and how to rotate the camera for better results, ending with improved pictures.
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Ted
Ned
Tedi
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