Postponed Graf Zeppelin departure from Germany
Reports from Paris say permission to fly over France and the Mediterranean en route to the United States had been granted after a previous hold when a German Zeppelin voyage was delayed. Mrs Lerlerce df New York City is a passenger aboard the craft with her daughter and maid. Final trials and preparations continue under Captain Lehmann with Captain Sir George Hunt Wilkins among the passengers seeking navigational studies.
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France
Chi Caiard
Friefen
Mediterranean
Nee Asain
United State
Foreign Office
Germany
Traf Meppe
America
Mar Lerce
New York City
Pierde
Italy
Auffetr.snd
Ameri
Cap
Iain Lehmann
Hugo Hebener
Govilla
Chicago
George Hurt Wilkins
Morro Home Wedding Set for Col Lindbergh Bride
New York report says Mrs Dwight W Morrow left Englewood for Morro to meet Colonel Charles A Lindbergh for a honeymoon at the Morro home. Dispatches to Boston Globe note preparations at the Morrow estate at North Haven, smoothing an air landing field for the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Net York
New York American
Dwight W. Meee
Englewood
Rehter
Charles
AL ‘Lindbergh
Boston Daily Globe
Seach
Bastare
North Haven
Colo
Hoover Proposes Higher Rates on Key Commodities
Washington May 14 AP Hoover announces plan to raise tariffs on flaxseed milk cream and window glass per tariff commission. Flaxseed rate to 5 60 or 56 cents per bushel? Milk rate from 20 to 33 1/3 cents per gallon cream 20 to 30 cents per gallon window glass tariffs vary by size with increases around one and a half cents per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashington
Hoover
Tariff Commission
Woodlawn concert for book fund at school auditorium
A Wednesday evening program at the Woodlawn school auditorium, under the Woodlawn Parent-Teacher Association, will raise proceeds for a book fund. The event features a wedding scene titled Wedding and performances by Hagerman, Bushone, and Young sisters with violin, cello, and vocal pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warnn School
Tont
Thom
Iyle Hagerman
Margie
Grant Mill
Be Sharp
Rachel
Margaret
Tony
Mary
Hortense Young
Kansas Weather Forecast Summary
Partly cloudy tonight with colder conditions on Wednesday. Highs and lows described for Pittsburg Emporia Wichita and surrounding areas. Forecast notes include cloudy periods and rough conditions at times. Unknown terms appear due to garbled OCR but refer to regional forecast and locations.
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Kansas
Rough Inn
Erkains
Pittsburg
Emporia
Wichita
Maddy
Real Luc BSAC Be May the 2th pas May time for Dr Fred Rivetian
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Dr Fred Rivetian an associate professor of his tory at Kansas State sagaicus dural college. It references a seven daughter imon's longstanding work and an orga and gama trabique of the union 61 65. A volume is said to exist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred. Rivetian
Tory
Kansas
Dural College
Pat
Te Imon
Union
Trippers Plan Kansas City to Lawrence Business Tour
A caravan of four buses will travel from Kansas City to Lawrence amid road delays. The trip aims to promote Goodwill trade across southeast Kansas, southwest Missouri and northeast Oklahoma, with stops in Ottawa Garnett Colony Topeka and Muskogee en route. The tour, led by Frey R. Castle and Smith-McCord, schedules joint dinners with local business leaders each night and ends back in Kansas City Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas’ City
Chamber of Commerce
Lawence
Deal Deaser
Pune
Kansas City
Seventh
Massachusetts _ street
Lawrence
Frey R. Castle
Smith-McCord
Chanutée
Paolat
Ghantte
Bartlesville
Muskogee
Joplin
F. Harrisonville
U If
Recreation Board Outlines Summer Play Program for Lawrence Children
The Recreation Board plans a modest summer program for Lawrence children, with a focus on organizing playground activities for younger kids and potentially expanding to older youths as plans develop. Attending were PTA representatives, Board of Education members, city officials, the mayor, and school supervisors, marking the start of discussions at City Hall. A separate brief reports Michigan Central Train No 43 derailed near Dowagiac after striking a truck. casualties include the truck driver, with injuries to train personnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Wilbur’ Pine
PT_ A. Council
Tempora
George ‘ Kirchhoff
Board of Education
George Wetzel
City Commission
Olderildren
Michigan Central
Jackson
Michigan
Michigan Centra
Dowageac
Jared
Sinclair to be named director at oil concern
New York May 14 The ailing tycoon Henry Ford Sinclair now serving term for contempt of the Senate is slated for re election as director of Sinclair Consolidated Oil Corporation at the annual meeting on Wednesday. Stockholders vote to increase shares to 3 500 000. Magistrate discharges nurses and physicians accused in a birth control research bureau raid in Harlem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinclair
Oil Corporatition
New York
Ty F. Sinclair
Seiing
Js3
United States “Senate
Sinclair- Consolidated Oil Corporation
Pye
Eee
New ‘York
Wottika
Clinical -Bureau
Avid
Abraham
Rosen
Debenture Plan Sparks Senate Debate In Farm Bill Talk
Washington May 14—Democratic and Republican independent coalition leaders in the Senate warned that any attempt to decline on constitutional grounds to receive the farm bill would face a serious challenge. Republican Ways and Means members heard proposed amendments to raise rates on long staple cotton, wool, casein, flaxseed, and other commodities, with discussions focusing on live cattle duties and molasses used for distilling. The committee, chaired by Representative Simmons of Nebraska, includes members from 16 cattle states and several western and midwestern districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Democratic
R Publican - Independent
Senate Today
Rébingon
Arkansas
Norris
Nebraska
Republican Embers
House Ways ‘Idens Committee
Republican Committee
House
Simmons
Idaho
Montana
Nevada
California
North
South Dakota
Oklahoma
Colorado
Kansas
Oregon
New Mexico
Utah
Iowa
Ohio
Hope
I. J
Michigan
Aise
Strong
Republican
Pave Stretch On Highway 50 Approved In County
State highway commission approved a project to pave a four mile stretch of Highway 50 south of Baldwin. The $103,500 plan, prioritized by the county board, aims to improve Baldwin and surrounding areas, with construction to follow the paving work.
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State Highway Commission
Sopelen Ig
Douglas County
Baldwin
Hisciw
Giner
Sunady
County ‘Board of Commis
Ac$ Ec
Tolia
Mail Order Bride Faces Western Murder Hearing
Columbia May 14 AP report describes Eva Branson Rablen a mail order bride from Texas bound for trial in a western murder hearing. She allegedly poisoned her husband Garrell Rablen a veteran farmer after a dance. The hearing drew local townsfolk to witness the township's first murder trial in eighteen years. Snowball season noted at Paul Lange's home, with giant homegrown snowballs described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Cal
Eva’ Branson Rablen
Texas
Garrell ‘Rablen
Celebrate Anniversary of Bulgaria Liberation Parade
Sofia Bulgaria May 14 AP tens of thousands of Bulgarians from remote towns and villages gathered to mark the fiftieth anniversary of Bulgaria's liberation from Ottoman rule. Citizens arrived in ox carts wheelbarrows donkeys and horses wearing multicolored costumes while municipal authorities could not house all visitors, forcing many to sleep in parks fields churches and schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sofia
Bulgaria
Kansas University Athletics Body Sets Next Year Budget
The University of Kansas Physical Education corporation met at the University club to approve next year budget plans and discuss boosting football attendance. They endorsed continuing Big Six sports, including football and basketball, and favor expanding schedules with all-weather road access and rail partnerships for larger crowds. Alumni and faculty representatives attended, with Prof. W. W. Davis and Dr. Forrest C. Allen among those present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas Physical Education Corporation
Jayhalwker Athletics
University Club
Missouri-Kansas
Emporia Teachers
Washington Uiversity
Bers
Corporation Fed
Imeeting An Regeeres Ue ix
ih_Ames
W. W. Davisi
Nis
Baseball results and notices from a mixed league recap
National League and American League box scores appear with rain postponements in Pittsburgh and St Louis games. Notable notes include Bestor resigning from Federal Land Bank posts and General Summerall planning a US Army inspection tour from Washington through Oklahoma City and Fort Leavenworth with dates May 14 to May 24.
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Chicago
Boston
Malone
Cooney
Ntwell
Tayior
Cincinnati
York
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Washington
St.Louis
Liska
Tate
Gray
Schang
Teri
Vinn
Cochrane
Ruclomrae
Vermaeeey
Staf
Summerall
United States ‘Army
Oklahoma
City
Fort Sil
Fort Leavenworth
Kansas
Fort Riles
Tax Reform In Kansas Debate At Chamber Meeting
Rodney Elward, president of the Kansas Taxpayers League, spoke at a Chamber of Commerce luncheon in Hutchinson on tax reform. He warned Kansas faces high tax burdens on landowners, with direct and indirect taxes squeezing productive power and risking farm abandonment, urging an income tax and relief measures while noting business opposition to sales taxes and banks’ tax limits.
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Aplon
Kansas
League
Elward
Ward
Jhhe
Iwe
New England
New York
Alward
Chambers of Commerce
Topeka
Tax Code Commission
Nory
Supreme Court
Kathleen Carroll
Vist
Helen Carrall
Governor Huey P. Long Appears Before Senate
Huey P. Long arrives in Baton Rouge with nine attorneys to face impeachment charges of high crimes and misdemeanors. John H. Overton leads the defense filing exceptions and demurrers as the Senate adjourns to study the reply, marking a pivotal moment in the state Senate proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baton
Rouge
Huey P. Long
Senate
John H. Overton
Alexandria
Becre
Interminable Joint Concert with No Degree Mention
An all school orchestra program at the Senior High School auditorium tonight at 8 includes seventeen numbers by four school ensembles led by Ruth Cluneon Berony C. Doomyer Lynn and Alise Hazes. Admission 25 cents. Separately Harry F Sinclair claims a degree from Kansas University, but university officials say he holds no degree from the school. A Washington jail report relates Sinclair’s claim and the registrar confirms no degree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iia
Quincy
Orchestral Land
Ruth Cluneon
Berony C.’ Doomyer
merlea—Snythh
Germain Danet
Theis Gey Santa Luci Gapelitan
Gruner Dreamlind—Jarris
Rick-Tock—Stupber
Alise Hazes EL Lynn
Mignenthe Overiare
Bruman
Mateue
A. Feont
L. D. Havenhill
University School of Pharmacy
George O. Poster
Harry F. Sinclair
milHénaire
la Washington
Pharmaceutics
Washington
Sinclair
Kansas University Pharmaceutical School
School of Pharmacy
Forts Q
Uiversity
Haypahil
Indenpendence
Sundeath
State Board of Pharmacy
Foster
May Term Civil and Criminal Cour t Resumes
The May term of district court resumes with civil and criminal work. The first civil case is Hagders versus Sailett over crop development on leased land, with substantial evidence presented before a jury. A subsequent case involves Emil Lutz versus Charles Wilson over a year old motor vehicle collision on U.S. 4 east of Big Springs, alleging damages for medical bills and lost wages from a head on crash that injured Lutz, a road patrolman, with witnesses subpoenaed and proceedings expected to extend into the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Hagders
Charles Sailett
Tvar
Emil Lutz
Charles Wilson
Big Springs
U.S. Highway 4
Lutz
Wilson
Topeka
Couple Fatally Burned in Tennessee Cabin Fire
Mr and Mrs R D Kennedy of Memphis and H Steele of Jackson Mississippi died or were seriously burned in a tourist cabin fire near here today. An explosion from a gas and coal stove likely started the blaze. The cabin contained both gas and coal stoves. Mrs Kennedy died from burns after her husband was injured.
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R. D. Kennedy
Memphis
Tenn
Oung
Burns Wits
A Se
Burns
Gof
Conrad
Oil Drilling to Start Soon on E. G. Wilson Farm
Colonel B N Smith of Topeka announced drilling will begin soon on the E G Wilson farm sixteen miles southwest of Lawrence after weather signs improved. A 74 foot derrick sits on the Smith farm with rigging finished last Saturday and tools expected within days. Several leases have been sold and prospects are promising for the southwest quarter of the northeast quarter of section one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.G. Wilson
Lawrence
Col
B. N. Smith
Topeke
Colonel Smith
Oklahomas
Smith Farm
Clinton
Smith
Topeka
Teale to Head Knights of Columbus for Another Year
Newton Kansas May 14 AP J Teale was reelected state deputy of the Knights of Columbus at a session here last night Other officers include J J Livan Salina secretary and Q J Hartington Lillis treasurer Joseph Striles Leavenworth appointed Warden Rev Johnitzgerald Herington named chaplain Parsons was awarded 1230 convention of the Knights and alder of the Daughters of Isabella The Leavenworth band was chosen official musical organization for the fiscal year Haskell orchestra gave a program under N S Nelson for eighth and ninth grade students at Michel school featuring Dream Train Pale Mean Cocoanut Dance By the Waters of Minastanka
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Newton
Kan
Healy
Topeka
Knights of Columbus
Order
J. J.livan
Salina
Q. J. Hartington
Lillis
Tressurer
Joseph Strles
Leavenworth
Johnitzgerald
Herington
Parsons
Alte Orchestra
N.S. Nelson
Atichel School
Alfalfa Day Schedule Moves Through Douglas County
A county alfalfa day tour organized by the Douglas County association and Farm Bureau is set for next Monday. The route includes Kalb Farm near Black Tack Schoolhouse, Henry Bell farm near Baldwin, John Clinkenbeard farm near Big Springs, and Kellogg farm near Tecompion. Alfalfa fertility and variety tests will be demonstrated, with talks aided by a loud speaker at each stop to reach attendees.
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Dbugiaa
Monda
Kison
County Age
Douglas Consociation
Farm Bureau
Leon
R. F. Theock
Knek Siay
Culture ‘College
Leca
I. J. Ithe
Lawrence National
Meade
Bsen App
Kansas Bankers Association
Is Couity
Kalb
Ig Af
F. E. Kalb
Baldwin
Henry Bell
U.S. Highway
Gilkison
Henry Bejl
John
Clinkenbeard Farm
Ben Kellogg
Smoky Hill River Inundates Salina Area
Smoky Hill in Salina and surrounding low-lying areas shows rising water from daylight. Officials report a crest in Lindsboro with Salina still at a minor rise, while more farmland south of Salina floods. Residents brace as water nears inches of inundation and expect the river to recede soon.
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Ralina
Kans
Smoky Hill
Toon
Paulette
Ember
Salina
Lindsboro
Saliha
Leads Derby to Albany in 24.7 miles in 2 57:40
The report follows a Derby to Albany route covering 24.7 miles from Breckenridge Texas to Albany New York. Richman of New York finishes second after Herbert Herdleman maintains strong pace for days as leaders converge at the central point. Gavuzi from England and Salo from Passaic New Jersey place near the top as the event continues with continued high speeds and tight competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Ibany
Texas
Richman
New_York
Breckenridge
Herbert “Herdleman
Yorks
Joldest
Elunach
Uime
Pete Gavuzi
England
Jan Salo
Passaic
Nedi
Fie
Gavuzi
Rescued Man Credits Customs Officers For Quick Action
A New York incident reports Customs enforcement officers saving Dillon after a man fell into the Hudson. Officers apparently poured liquor down his throat to revive him, then stretched him onto a dock where he was kept wet and chilled. The scene ends with Hagen leading golfers in England as other sports notes. Glenna Collett advances in a British championship.
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New York
AP Customs Enforcement
Bethy
Michael Dillon
Hudson
Dillon
Evertarneid
Batar
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Chanute
Commission
Isound
Paul
Lange
Rhode Island
Lange Journal-World
TO. Foster
Karsit
Roy
Kansas City Blues
Amer- Uh ‘Association
Sae
Buffalo- Ife
Bestar
H. Paul’ Bestor
Federal Farm- Loan -Board
Federal Lend Bank
Permeate Credit
Bank Bank Eretsisgent i Pointment
Been
Appo
Ties Farm. Loan Board
Hington
Penn
Rodney Berd ii
Long
Executive
Graham Paige
Hy Sinclair
Associated Press
Harry ‘Sinclair
Upstater
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Kas
Dispatches Confugs
Harry Sinz Dlair
Tennessee
E. G. Wilson Farm
J. Teale
DERBY
Sam Richman
Law
Mani
Mier
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Ted
Walter Hagenishea
St. Andrews
Scotland
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cRanmiermship
Abwater
Radio
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