New Move to Oust Governor Langer In ND
Fargo reports a new bid to remove Governor William Langer following his felony conviction and an 18 month federal sentence. Lieutenant Governor Ole Olson, now claiming legal chief executive power, seeks Supreme Court permission to begin removal proceedings.
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Young Republicans Elect New Officers in Court House
New officers were elected after an enthusiastic business session of the Young Republicans last night in the court house. J Donald Hults was chosen president to succeed John Brand. Vice presidents were Mrs. Paul Luckan and Russell Dizmang. Other officers include Mrs. Nettie Browder secretary Joseph Pollock treasurer Corlett J Cotton Harold ill Fred Kahn Phil Menight and Paul Anderson as directors. The nominating committee was John Sallahan Everett Petefish and Corlett Cotton.
New Fishing Licenses Go On Sale In County
Fishing licenses for the year begin July 1 went on sale today at the office of C O Bowman county clerk. A few have been sold but demand is expected to rise soon. Old licenses become void tomorrow. Later licenses will be distributed to sporting goods dealers and other towns in the county for convenience. Resident licenses are $1 non residents $3. Non residents may obtain a 15 day trip license for $1.
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Lawrence
State
Test Your Knowledge: Answers on Classified Page
A garbled quiz note lists questions about Trafalgar Square state governors, diving birds, outlaw legends, Zona Gale and Robinson Crusoe, presidential residence, Chicago's country, Wyoming capital, and Kansas locations with several short AP notices following about a Kansas car crash, grass fire, and a rail freight agent’s death.
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Albert C. Ritchie
Zona Gale
Robinson Cru
Deaths and Funerals in Eudora and Vinland Area
John Weixeldorfer 67 pioneer resident of Eudora died at home after brief illness. Survived by wife two sons John and Fred Searsvale and Baldwin daughters Mrs Carley Mrs Speicher and two sisters. Born Germany November 22 1867 came to US 64 years ago lived in Eudora Kansas City married Kate Ader 41 years ago. Charles F Skiles 56 Spanish War veteran died yesterday at Leavenworth veterans hospital. Funeral Sunday 2:30 from Buracy brothers with burial at Memorial Park cemetery. Survived by widow Jeanette one brother four sisters. He served in Company 20th US Infantry during the Spanish wars.
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Searsvale
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Kansas City
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Enida
Charles F. Skiles
Vinland
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Buracy Brothers Funeral Home
Memorial 1 Park Cemetery
A. J. Miller
Stomach Clinic to Move to Dr Jones Office
The free stomach and diagnostic clinic will meet at 8 36 a m Tuesday July 3 in Dr G W Jones office over Crown Drug. For eight years it has been at city hall and will now be held in Jones capacious office rooms to speed and improve case handling. Patients should report with empty stomachs.
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Two Flying Brothers Land Plane in France
Two Brooklyn brothers Benjamin and Joseph Adamowicz land their tri colored monoplane the Warsaw near Flers France after fuel shortage halts their non stop plan to Warsaw. They hope to refuel in Saint Andre De Messei or fly to Le Bourget Paris tomorrow.
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Bumper Wheat Yield Reported Near Clinton
James M. Allison of near Clinton reports a machine measured wheat yield of 69 bushels per acre on land overflowed by Rock Creek two years ago. Government recently remeasured the land. Local golfers who traveled to Emporia tease Harry Nevin over a decisive defeat by an elderly Emporian.
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Heat Wave Eases as Death Toll Mounts Across Regions
Heat moderates after days of record highs with storms forecast. Deaths rise with 44 linked to heat across states including Missouri, Indiana, Illinois, and Pennsylvania. Reports note scattered wind damage near New Liberty Iowa and Taylorville Illinois and heat in California and Kansas.
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Valley Grove social day ends with picnic and prizes
Mr and Mrs Winford Thiry hosted a Sunday gathering at the Thiry farm with dinner on two long tables and afternoon contests awarding prizes to Mrs Clifford Thiry, Mrs Will Rice, Herbert Thiry and Vernon King. Numerous area families from Fall Leaf Lawrence and Knowledge Hill joined in the celebrations, with visits to relatives, church activities in Lawrence, and a KU scholarship award announced for Ollie Edmonds.
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Oskaloosa
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Eudora Social Notes Dozens Visit, Dinner Guests Count
Local families gather for Sunday meals and afternoon calls across Kaw Valley and Weaver. Neis Starr group enjoys Linwood picnic. many relatives and friends attend church parlor meetings and bridge clubs. News includes threshing crews, hospital messages, and extended weekend visits.
Remembering World War I Twenty Years On
The sixth article in a series marks the twentieth anniversary of World War I. It notes lingering debts, disarmament debates, League of Nations issues, and the bonus question. It highlights the American Legion’s rise, prohibition, munitions investigations, and memorials like Poppy Day, plus the impact on veterans and national mood two decades after the war.
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Judge Hugh Means Holds Court in Ottawa This Morning
Judge Hugh Means presided in Ottawa this morning and was expected to depart for Lawrence later to address cases awaiting disposition in the May term docket. The arrival and return plan aimed to clear pending matters before term end.
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Jadge
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Lawrence
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