Lone Star Fourth celebration features events and food
Non Sapur end Ca cher, fee by Sunday Schoo close to Fill Day Basket dinners served at noon and supper. Lunch stands will be on the grounds. Afternoon championship horseshoe pitching contest and a game between Holcom Junior team Synd and another team to be selected. Sharabets of the entertain er committee are Jim Andersen, arrest Gn Markley. a Sp
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Holcom
Lone Star
Lawrence
Istem
Sharabets
Entertaineer
Jim Andersen
Gn Markley
Farm and Home Week Prize Details Given
A Kerr Manufacturing Company prize supports Farm and Home Week entries by Farm Bureau members. Demonstrations by Kansas State Agricultural College and agents urge women to exhibit five vegetable varieties five meat types and two fruit varieties in one pint jars. Members must confirm Farm Bureau membership to participate and send letters to the department superintendent. District conference plans for 4 H summer camps include Douglas county representation with Taylor Perkins and Garrett coordinating, with the first camp week in August at Lake Quivira.
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Aichattars Kan
Kerr
Hutchinson
Elizabeth Ran Company
Wes Ear
Mace Miemonstration
Kansas State, Agriultural College
Farm Bureau
Miss Randle
Douglas To
Aylor
Leavenworth
Elabe
Douglas County Committee
Wallace Taylor
Martha Lou Perkins
Lyle Arrett
Greene to Give Pro Gram Next Sunday Night
S Greene will present a next pro gram at 7 o clock in the university of Kansas auditorium. An exceptionally large audience is reported from last evening's event featuring Rev Theodore Astman pastor of 1st Presbyterian church and faculty members. The vesper program includes Hargiss on cello and an organist.
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University of ‘Kansas
K. Po. I
Nee Arte Facty
Aeaslelans
Eedore Astman
1St - Presbyterian Church
Ae -Vesper
Sieve Hargiss
Lees. Ee
Foreigner Deportations Rise Across Four Departments
Four regional departments enforce new law resulting in the deportation of forty foreigners. Atlantic corridor authorities report the action as part of a broader immigration enforcement push and emphasize compliance with the newly applied policy.
Barglars Pays Viet to Ray in Lawrence Mystery
A scrambled fragment mentions a purchase in Lawrence and airdropped references to poultry loss. Vague names such as Barglars, Viet, Ray, and five appear amid garbled text. The readable portion hints at a local incident or transaction with unclear details and no clear outcome.
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Barglars
Viet
Ray
Mar
Lawrence
Population changes in Topeka and state totals
AP report notes Topeka population near 7,200 with total state population around 1,798, as Kansas shows a gain to 51,291 indicating growth since 1920. The figures reflect a statewide increase of about 66 percent, with Reno also reporting gains to 47,751 and other counties showing changes.
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Topeka
A. Kansas
Lye
Wbeigwick Amt
Twenty Die In Street Clash In Sorreon Mexico
A Mexican dispatch says twenty people were killed and eight wounded in a severe street encounter in Matamoras as communists and police clashed. Arturo Pena, chief of police, reportedly declared a general street search and ordered action against the rioters.
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Sorreon
Mexico
Munists
Curt Prensa
Matamoras
Arturo Pena
Strpet
Rania
Three Pleas of Guilty Entered Before Judge Means
Three pleas of guilty were entered before Hugh Means district judge late Saturday and a sentence was pronounced in two cases. Charles Stockwell 35 was sentenced to from one to five years in the penitentiary for the theft of e. Robert Morrison received an indeterminate sentence for his charges, with details partly unclear in the report.
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Hugh Means
Charles Stockwell
Robert ‘Morrrison
Senator Smoot Will Wed Mrs Alice Irene So
Senator Reed Smoot plans marriage to Mrs Alice Irene So in a forthcoming ceremony. The event marks Smoot’s expected union with the widow, details withheld pending arrangements.
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Senator Smoot
Alice Iene So
Raiding team details vague amid incomplete report
An AP dispatch outlines a raid with four men watched by guards, suggesting two or more raiders fled with items from a warehouse. The fragmentary text notes unrelated transf erences and unidentified suspects, leaving the core actions unclear.
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Caleaan
Meso Plane Verd Transatlantic Flight To Bermuda
The Mesoplane Columbia, veteran airship, made a Bermuda to New York trip, arriving at Hamilton at 1:20 p.m. The crew reported fog and difficulty locating the route but completed the voyage as scheduled, following a request to send a cablegram.
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N.Y
Columbia
Hamilton
Uracy
Three Set Forth Their Objections to Treaty
The report notes objections to Treaty Three and alleges it shortchanges America. Hoover adjourns the session as the debate continues with critics arguing the pact weakens national power and delays promised savings.
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America
Ae Mae
Hoover
Play to Open Tonight in Fraser Hall
Fraser hall hosts the presentation of The Romantic Young Lady by Fraser players tonight at 8:15 o’clock. The show repeats tomorrow and the following evening at the same hour. Admission information was announced at Green Hall today.
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Fraser
Young Lady
Fraser Hall
Ani Pors
Ghat
Green Hall
Spit Devils Poisonous 7 Jane 30 AP Warns State
Fragmentary AP copy reports warnings about poisonous substances linked to a case involving Oklahoma state authorities. Details are unclear due to damaged text but reference to a court and state action are present.
Topeka Weather Brief Hints at June Warmth
A fragment from Topeka dated June hints at hot weather with general references to temperatures and a tropical storm era. The snippet shows June notes and AP attribution, lacking complete details or specifics on conditions or timings.
Chicago Tribune Examines Lingle Case And Ethics
The Chicago Tribune in its editorial and news columns discusses the Alfred Lingle case. It notes the investigation into the slaying reporter and questions the paper's past handling of crime stories for profit and possible influence on coverage.
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Chicago
Chicago Tribune Today
Tha Wareee
Alfred
Jake) Lingle
Investi Ss
Rai
Tsigg
Tribune
the Tribune
Teeth Substituted in Hearing for Ears Invention
Ithaca N Y reports a device shown at Dr Fred sie Bedell home professor of physics demonstrates a tooth based hearing receiver. wood straw like probes transmit sound through jaw bones to auditory nerves no eardrums needed. bedell says two thirds of people cant hear through ear vibrations per Johns Hopkins faculty consultation.
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Ithaca
Fredsie Bedell
Iiven
Bedell
Johns Hopkins
Local residents plan summer trips and visits
Dr R C Ardrey and Mrs Eldon Ardrey depart for western Kansas while Vyla Belle Krey stays with aunt R C Ardrey. Mr and Mrs Joel Hoover and Mrs F C Allen and daughter Betty Ferrier return from Kansas City Kansas. H B Ober leave for Estes Park Colorado for summer home. Miss Mertice Stucker returns from Memorial hospital. Mrs J F Watts back from two months with relatives in Massachusetts and New York. W R Banker and children Betty and Bob arrive from Muskogee Oklahoma. banker returns Sunday, family to stay with Mr and Mrs T G Fitch. Evelyn Marie Emick visits aunt Fig King Miltonvale. Allen family plans Culver Academy trip. Mrs Allen and other children to Springfield Massachusetts. We take a summer cottage on Cape Cod Bay. Dr Allen.
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R. C. Ardrey
Eldon Ardrey
Kansas
Dodge
Vyla Belle Krey
Joel Hoover
F. C .Allen
Chilren
Betty Ferrier
Kansas City
Kan
C. V. Reynolds
H. B. Ober
Estes Park
Colo
Mertice Stucker
Memorial Hospital
J. F. Watts
Relayet
Massachusetts
New Yor
W. R. Banker
Betty
Bob
Muskogee
Okla
Banker
T. G. Fitch
Evelyn Marie Emick
Fig King
Miltonvale
Allen
Milton
Bobby
Eleanor
Triton
Culver Academy
Culver
Ind
Washington AP Briefs Highlight Varied Names
Fragmentary Washington AP item lists several unclear names and terms including Emneo ae hhonillet millet Baritune mine S wyon and Manito, leaving readers with little verifiable detail and no clear event or context.
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Washington
Emneo
Wyon
Montgomery's Daughter Attends Northwestern Summer School
Eva Montgomery, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. W.H. Montgomery, has traveled from Baldwin to Evanston Illinois for Northwestern University summer school. She has been in Topeka. The Lawrence Rotary club hosted by the Hollders and Heaton featured a 4 H club demonstration that won the state championship at Manhattan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace C
Mills
Kans City
Penthema A
Baldwin
Chaing Cline
Eva
Montgomery
Evanston,Ill
Northwestern University
Miss. Montgomery
Topeka
Calvin E. Holdaughters
Katherine
Kansas
S. J. J. Heaton
Lawrence
Deaths and Funerals for Evelyn Brown and J F Douglas
Evelyn Brown aged 61 died at home on 811 Elm Street. Funeral services will be held at 2 PM Wednesday at North Lawrence Baptist Church with Rev Carter officiating. Burial at Oak Hill. J F Douglas aged 72 died in Wyoming after health decline. Former Lawrence resident survived by three sons Carroll, Paul in Powell and Walter in New York City, plus a sister Mrs W Cland of Lawrence.
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Evelyn Brown
Elm Street
North Lawrence Baptist c
Carter
Oak Hill
J. F. Douglas
Vowel
Wyol
Douglas
Emery
Griffin
Lawrence
Carroll
Paul
Pbewell
Walter
New York City
W. W . Cleland
Census figures show St Joseph gain to 80944 people
St Joseph Missouri census revision raises population to 80944 from 77939 in 1920. Buchanan County totals reach 98692, up 5008 since 1910. Also notes demand for old newspapers in Manchuria where they are used for interior wall paper in mud houses.
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St. Joseph
Buchanan County
Manchuria
Coolie
Kansas football staffer returns from coaching school
Roland Logan, recently named assistant instructor of physical education and football line coach at the University of Kansas, returned from Springfield Ohio where he attended the Wittenberg coaching school for two weeks. Mrs Logan accompanied him. He studied football under Robert Zuppke, basketball under Dr F C Allen, and took a course in athletic injury treatment under Dr Allen.
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Roland Logan
University of Kansas
Springfield
Ohio
Wittenberg
Logan
Robert Zuppke
Illinois Ich
F. C. Allen
K. U
Allen
American Upsets Champion Cochet in British Champs
Wilmer Allison, a young American, defeated Henri Cochet in the British championships quarter finals in straight sets 6-4 6-4 6-3. The Chicago tourney to Western stars gathered today at the Five Forest club for the Western Tennis Association annual event for men and women.
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Cochet
Wimbledon
England
Wilmer Allison
Henri Cochet
Allison
Chicago
Ney
Fiver Forest
Western Tennis Association
Tennis Stars Married Paris Expert Names
Tennis idol Rene La Coste and premier Frenchwoman Mile. Simone Thion de la tied the knot at Ste. Clothilde in Paris at noon today.
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Paris
Jane
Rene la Coste
France
Mile
Simone Thion de la
LS Ripeghon Te Ooh
Ste. Clothilde
Funeral Notice Fragment Names Miles and Parlors
Fragmentary OCR item noting a funeral home or parlor name Miles and a phone number 354 with garbled text. Provides no clear event or date. context suggests a local obituary or notice but unreadable.
Youth Confesses to Murder in First Degree
A 19 year old Negro youth, Charles Blair, admitted to Sheriff and city detectives that he killed a man at Finney's, claiming he acted after accusations of theft. He is held on murder in the first degree as details unfold of the night’s events and the confrontation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peka
Charles
Sla
Orang Meat
Galting
Finney’s !O
Wee Harp
Weekend Notes From St Paul Parish Area
Local column records a wide array of visitors and social visits. Homer Crane, 15, of Olathe was injured in an accident, suffering a fractured collar bone and ribs, taken to St Luke's hospital in Kansas City. Many families from Lawrence Olathe and nearby towns hosted dinners and called on relatives, while Pastor duties and church ties are noted alongside travel between Kansas and Missouri towns.
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Carl Schmidt
Eden
Webster Groves
Art. Louis
St. Paul
Esther | Pfleger
Cam Mary-Dell
Abelene
Kan
C. Bec
Olathe
Homer Crane
John Crane
Oie
Colli
St. Luke’s Hospital
Kansas City
Carl Pfleger
Will Frees
Homer Marsh
Eileen
Kansas
Cit l
Alice Walters
Karl ‘Pfleger
Jerald Ott
Ralph
Lawrence Freese
Omaha
Neb
Chester Miskimens
Charles Hale
Clarence
Charles
George Woodar
George Ott
Josephine
Esther
J. W
Mary Louise
Lemar
St. Paul, Evangelical Church
Eudora
Berthold Durrand
Ella Burnell
Ted Kramer
Hesper
Henry Mathia
Lawrence] Freese
Carol Good
Huston
Tex
Earl Ott
Rody Skinner
Lawrence
R. Skinner
Francis
Elizabeth
Mildred
Evemer
R. N. Rea
Olive
Bonnie
Hubert Bray
Reently
Andrew Burnell
Bonnie Rea
Fred Frank
Bile
Chicago
Frank
Ed Hadl
Caroline Hadl
F. W. Freese
Gerstenberger
Homer Skinner
Carl Pfleger Jr
Walter Gerstenberger
Neil Dolby
Ae Enentasi
Thei George Antone
Norma Jean and
Harold
Wass
Glen Warren
J. L. Warren
Long Beach
Cal
Ralph Pippard
Frank Sommers
A. L. Hadl
Forest Noll and Sons
Lewis and Foster, Jr
F. W. Fréese
Local Graduation Recital and Social Visits
Mrs Henry Collins attended University of Hannes Latins Montes graduation where her granddaughter Pauline Brune graduated. Mrs Ralph Miller and daughter LaGene, Mrs Williams, and Eva Rodah of Lawrence visited Mrs Sam Sweezer, while Mr and Mrs O F Bratton of Lawrence were guests in the evening.
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Henry Collins
University of Hannes Latins Montes
Pauline Brune
Ralph Miller
LaGene. Miller
Williams
Eva Rodah
Lawrence
Sam -Sweezer
O. F.bratton
NBC Exercise Man Arthur E Bagley Guides Health
A brief feature introduces Arthur E Bagley, the NBC exercise host, who each morning instructs listeners on improving health by limbering up and warm up routines. The friendly presenter emphasizes simple daily habits for better well being.
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NBC
Arthur E. Bagley
Local families visit in Lawrence and Kanwaka social rounds
J M Crowder hosted visitors including Capt and Mrs Crowder in Lawrence. Mrs Mercer and daughters Maxine and Wanda stayed with J M Crowder, with Maxine visiting grandparents. George Brown and children from Topeka joined Mr and Mrs Grimes and family. later they called on Julius Beyermann. Ralph Gentry of Lawrence visited Sweezer. Several households hosted and entertained neighbors from Lawrence and Kanwaka, with multiple calls and dinners noted across the week. An elderly man wandering from Tecumseh was found in Julius Beyermann's pasture by searchers.
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Sweezer
J. M. Crowder
T. N. Crowder
Lawrence
J. E.mercer
Maxine
Wanda
Maxine Mercer
George Brown
Topeka
Jack Grimes
Brown
Grimes
Julius Beyermann
Ralph Gentry
Sam Sweezer
Kanwaka
Jack Myers
Clarence Hodson
Billie
Betty
Lawrence Vernon
W. S. Colling
Henry’ Collins
Johnnie Johnson
Henry ‘Beyermann
William Grimes
Collins
Tecumseh
Julius Beuermann
Cere
View
J. E. Mercer
Elinore Robinson
J. S. Emmett
Wand Mercer
J. M.crowder
Maxiné,Mercer
Mr. Bolton
Exdell
Jesse
Harry Carr
Kanwaka area social notes and visitors list
Friday visits include Edith and Alice Fay of Topeka with Mr Nin Cleves and Mr RE Pash Lattacs with Mr and Mrs Sam Sweeter. This week Mrs Hays of Kansas City awaiting news. Kanwaka Park Bureau Unit met at Kanwaka church Tuesday. Visitors to Mr and Mrs Crowder Sunday included J E Mercer of Lawrence and many locals. Wednesday calls by Mercer family and others from Lawrence and Lake View.
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Edith
Alice Fay
Toenaeeen
Nin
Hays
Kansas ‘City
Bens
Arnold Hays
Kanwaka Park
Maxine Mercer
Crower
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Pater
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Yazy Murphy
Elis
Irene Rkb
Algo
Subert Funeral Home
Shimmons Bros. Plunners
Electricians
Iece
Byrd
South Pole
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