Fall of the Empire of the Philippines and Ililo unrest
Reported from Manila on May 16 by AP that the self proclaimed Empire ruler Entreticherado and his armed guard faced collapse. Authorities said 58 guards and 467 followers were arrested as forces moved to quell the uprising near Iloilo and Panay. Described as a political collapse with the leader seeking asylum and disarmament of his guard while his followers face arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Flos Entrencherado
The
Philippines
Iloilo
Panay
Entrencergdo
Jagtwebk
Entrencherado
Enitrencherado
Entreticherada
Collision injures several after arm travels near university
A wreck on a rural road west of a college town left multiple occupants of a Dodge touring car injured. The group, seven passengers including university students, were en route when the vehicle collided with a goudster driven vehicle. Names and precise injuries not confirmed as officers continued inquiries.
Misspelled Birds Identify Winners at Woodlawn Fair
Article describes an event at Woodlawn School where children identified birds during a weekly session. Mentions Mrs. H and several students receiving recognition for correct identifications including a robin and other species.
Council Deadlock in Austrian Town Over Mayor Seat
Vienna area report notes the Viennae Weisenhnech council failed to elect a mayor after repeated ties. Two attempts to break the deadlock by drawing lots ended inconclusively, leaving the position vacant as residents watched for a new candidate from Heer Wehviin dter’s local factory team and conservative factions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viennae
Weisenhnech
Anco
Styria
Hosen
Heer
Wehepi
Partial Wichita Forecast Brings Clouds and Warmth
Partly cloudy conditions expected tonight with unsettled weather into Tuesday. East portion may see diminished rain chances while western areas stay drier and warmer as residents plan travel and outdoor activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nansas
Wichita
Guy Owers
Pall Roads
Baseball scores and rain delays across leagues
National League games were postponed by rain in Boston and Cincinnati while New York and Pittsburgh had delays. St Louis and Philadelphia posted runs amid a tense early season stretch. In the American League, Chicago and Philadelphia traded blows as Washington delayed at Cleveland due to wet grounds. A line drive incident knocked a Boston pitcher unconscious, but he was later cleared to return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National League
Ghierro
Boston
Cincinnati
New York
Yait
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Coengrass and
Spencer
Petty, Nichols and Henline
St. Louis
Philadelp
Hained Snyder
Ferguson and Wilson
Chicago
Wiltse
Hartley
Lyons
McCurdy
Ruether
Collins
Hollosay
Shea
Philadelphia
Juinn
Schang
Washington
Cleveland
Wiltie
Chicazo
Bajoldi Ayise
Boston Rec
Bib Yale
Chiatzo Americans
Weise
Rolly
Grant Hornaday Dead in Fort Scott Kansas After Long Illness
Grant Hornaday, former Republican leader in Kansas and former First National Bank president of Fort Scott, died after paralysis and long illness. He had recent ties to the Federal Reserve Bank and was believed killed by injuries from a Wyoming railroad wreck six years earlier. He leaves a wife, Mrs. Hornaday, and two sons, Waller of St. Louis and Hugh of Kansas City. Funeral arrangements not announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Scott
Max JO
Rabt I Hornaday
Kansas
Memey
First National Bank of
Hornaday
Federal Reserve Bank
Wyoming
Waller
St. Louis
Hugh F
Kansas City
Dirty Weather Grounds Airmen in Mineola
Dirty weather kept airmen grounded from Mineola New Jersey, delaying plans to fly to Paris aboard carrier flights. Bellanca crew members Clarence Chamberlin and Lloyd Bertran, and Charles Lindbergh, awaited a final instrument test as winds hindered hoped takeoffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mineola
N. J
Paris
Bellanca
Clarence Chamberlin
Lloyd Bertrand
Charles Lindbergh
Fokker America
Thieves Take 250 Dollars From Acorn Station Safe
Officials at Acorn Filling Station Seventh and Vermont report $250 in checks and currency stolen from a drawer in the safe between 4 and 6 pm yesterday. An employee noticed the missing bag only today, with about $50 in currency and the rest in checks written late Saturday afternoon and Sunday morning. </s>
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acorn
Seventh
Vermont
Bill ‘Stolmes
Paul’ Hunsinger
L. Smith
Alvin Thiry
King's nurse pays tribute to royal care and praised doctor
Judge John Barton Payne, chairman of the American Red Cross, recalls nursing the Bulgarian king at the Summer palace in Varna. Payne describes the king’s care, the daily visits, and the physician’s competence and devotion, noting the king’s concern for his recovery and transportation to Solf a.
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Sofia {Ap
John Barton Payne
American Red Cross
International League of Cross — Souieties
Summer Palace
Vranin
Jielgo
Payne
Safa
Iniessons
Solfa
Javas
Fihe
Jade
Fran
Flood relief fund tops county donations despite confusion
The county flood relief drive has raised over 2,500 dollars with a noted contribution from the Ladies Aid of the Evangelical church of Jorden plus other gifts totaling 2,405 dollars reported yesterday. A mishmash of names and figures appears in the donor list, including Mrs. J. Tu Stephenson and various local clubs, with many entries unclear and partially garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid ‘of
Flvangelical Church of Jorden
J. Tu Stephenson
la Corte Club
Midland Rural
Family of Nine Claimed by Flood in Louisiana
A widow and her eight children drowned as floodwaters from the Mississippi inundated Bayou Des Glaises area. Victims found in an Attic at Plaquemine. dozens more reported on rooftops in St Landry parish as the surge widened. Refugees poured into nearby camps as levees along the Big Bend broke and towns issued warnings to flee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana
Mississippi
Des Glaises
Plauvheville
Pssidhat
Hayou Des Glaises
Jeane
St. Landry
Bre- Port
Barte
Renaudville
Onelon- San
Curtis Opposed to Special Session in Topeka
Senator Charles Curtis, Republican leader, said a special session called by President Coolidge to consider flood relief would be idle without timely survey data. He returned to Topeka for the summer, praising the Kansan delegation and the wartime spirit while urging patience.
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Topeka
Kans
Charles Curtis
Aday
Congress
Coolidee
James A. Redd
Missouri
Cottis
Washington
Curtis
Conge
Senators Endorse Relief For Missis Disaster Aid
Twenty add to list of members already backing relief at Senator Reed's office. Republicans Victor Berser, Wisconsin. Leenhotthm, Indiana. Carpent, Pennsylvania. Aten Vois, Vermont. Senator McClean, Connecticut, among those present. Some lawmakers were not in sympathy with Seaton's request.
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Kansas City
Dames A
Missouri
Missisa
Republin
Victor Berser
Bachatist
Wisconsin
Reed
Representativeleenhotthm
Indiana
Carpent
Pennsylvania
Aten Vtois
McClean
Conneeticuty
Seaton
LEARNS WHAT INTERESTS THE FARMERS
Two dirt farmers argued about crop planning and marketing aboard a Lawrence to Topeka bus. An older man pressed for practical farming concerns while a younger questioned a baseball play, noting one earned run as the game’s sole tally. A lawman nearby listened but kept to the background as the bus carried on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Lawrence
Mt‘Nary-Haugen
Fes
Rotary Inter-City Meet Draws 175 Rotarians and Guests
About 175 Rotarians and wives from Lawrence Kansas City Kaw Leavenworth Ottawa and Topeka visited for an Inter-City Rotary convention. Activities included a women’s bridge event at the Lawrence Country Club and a golf tournament for men at the Country Club course. A good fellowship banquet at University Commons featured Kansas University Chancellor H A Lindley, with the U M Glee Club performing and promising a banquet song We Meet Again Boys. This afternoon Coach John Bunn’s varsity pool team played Coach John Sabo’s freshman squad in a friendly warm-up for visiting guests.
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Lawrence
Kansas City
Kaw
Leaverworth
Ottawa
Topeka
Lawrence’ Country Club
Fred Bilsworth
University Commons
Jtonight
H. A. Lindley
Kansas University
Hut U. Men’s Glee Club
Amini
John Bunn
Pliyaa
John Sabo
Ik.u. Dreshman
Jirdshimen
Varstyn
Supreme Court upholds syndicalism bans in multiple states
Washington May 16 The Supreme Court ruled California and Kansas syndicalism laws valid protecting against advocating revolutionary government. The decisions cited Whitny and Faske cases, upholding laws while narrowing application in Fske, with Kansas vagns opinion by Justice Savvlord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Eq
California
Kansas
Venehings
Charlotte Anitia
Whitnpy
Jyhose
Oly Willian Burns
Harold Fiske
Heuer
Tair Oye
Geanizer
Savvlord
Faske
Capper to Speak at Chamber Luncheon in Lawrence
Senator Capper will address the weekly Chamber of Commerce luncheon in Lawrence tomorrow, sharing views on America’s foreign policy including Mexico, Nicaragua, and China. Violinist Waldemar Gelich of the University of Kansas will perform solos at the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Arthur Coepe
America
Capper
Mexico
Nicaragua
China
Waldemar Gelich
University of Kansas
Will Plas
Mi. Swarthout
Lawrence flower show draws crowd to civic exhibit
The annual Lawrence Flower Club show filled the ete building with blooms from iris and peonies to rare varieties. Talks by Miss Erma Rumsey and Mrs Arn drew visitors, while the sixth Bradle Allaster school garden court showcased miniature homes and gardens earning multiple prizes.
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Clnh
Wien
Club
Ixteen
Jris
Kansas City
A. J- Aya
Erma Rumsey
Arn
Reain
Bradle
Allaster School
Vilagern
Frowerss
J. B. Mack
Bell
Whitcombs Green
Lottie Perks
al Fy Olmist Metcalf
Robert Seaman
Harry Lander
Ward
Irs. CO
A. Stokes
Ella Doering
Wirst
Hoopes
Wallcomlys Ss
William M. Ege
D. B. Moopes
Frank J. Jones
Mount Hope
Turseyy
X. J. Kennedy
Idea
A._R. Olmsted
Hunsinger
Rosea
Inahonix
Ast
Olmsted
Nyaf
Kennedy
Green Britn
Yosos
Wiest
A. Ry Olmshed
Theodore . Griesa
Uhird
Fire Demonstration at Ecke Building Tonight In Lawrence
Lawrence fire department will stage a demonstration near the Ecke building at Tenth and Massena John Street at 7 o clock. A small portion of the street near the building will be released for the display. The event accompanies the showing of The Fire Brigade at the Varsity Theatre tonight and tomorrow under local auspices. Proceeds from the show go to the pension fund.
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Lawrence | Fire Department
Avill
Dhe
Ecke
Massa- Johnsetts Street
Pstreet
Fire Brigade
Varsith
Suspect Harris Charged In Alleged Narcotic Theft Case
A man identified as Harris was arrested and held after being brought to a police station. Officers say two other men invited to join the robbery did not appear. Investigators report missing items include two suits three watches a ring and cash. a Chevrolet was linked to the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Harris
Ee Phi- Epsilon
Ask
Tao
Record Balloon Ascent Reaches 42 470 Feet
Scott Field Belleville UK May 18 AP Captain Hawthorne C Gray’s balloon ascent on May 4 reached 42 470 feet. The feat is authenticated by the Bureau of Standards as the highest altitude reached by man, surpassing the prior record of 30 800 feet set last year by French flier Callixo and the 1801 ascent by Suring and Verson.
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Scott Field
Belleville
Hawthorne C. Gray
Ipere
Washington
Rays
Gentine
Suring
Verson
Callixo
Students in Court Over University Farewell Parties
Three alleged drinking parties involving university students drew city police attention this morning. One woman student pleaded guilty and was fined ten dollars. four students pleaded not guilty and received $200 bonds with trial to follow next Monday. Names include Wieva Murphy of Wichita and others from Bonner Springs Osborne Ellsworth Kansas City Mo. Sabin of Salina was detained in only undergarments after an alleged encounter near the home of Arndt. he claimed ghosts chased him and was later said to have been assaulted by four or five men. Walter Freese, university men’s student adviser, says all students charged will appear before the council for possible university rule violations.
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Wieva Murphy
Wichita
Avis
Atey Y White
C. Tearardho
Frederick
Bonker Springs
C. Mddison
Osborne
PF. S. Foster
Ellsworth
L. J. O'Brien
Kansas City
Dobn Sabin
Salina
Nalich Garry
Ihey
KE. Arndt
Sabin
Aull
Walter Freese
Mwen
Mu Datygon
Suniversity
Ahship
Aha
Trope
Royone
World faith conference urged by Dr Sanders delegate
Fragmentary report notes Dr Sanders to attend a world conference on faith under church auspices with many organizations invited. Frank Ke Lane of Washington Topeka to speak for a peace or relief movement, with representatives and clergy to discuss unity and humanitarian aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dex
Pete
Samyonge
Jfhis
Frank Ke Lane
Washi Loge
Topeka
T Movement
Lagerance Weilnngs
Ministeriat
Alliaier
Chambey
Wryona
Fis Presbyterian Church
Sandor
Potato Inspection Law Shapes Kaw Valley Growers
A detailed report outlines a proposed potato inspection law affecting Kaw Valley producers. Mohler and Mason brief growers on grading standards No 2 and 3 with a 3 inch minimum, fees, shipping point classifications, and the aim to raise market quality.
Annual convention scenes and notable figures in transit
Fragmentary report shows a fifteenth annual convention with remarks on attendees from diverse organizations. Mentions of individuals such as Dr GulpRtott and MeI Shiu-tungaM hint at a broader profile of speakers and celebrities. The text references marriage rumors and dramatic impersonations attracting attention.
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Killas
Hevals
la Paz
Rauch
William Hinson
Ani al Teu Americar Marine
Hinandega
Caraga
Monteada
Asihissere
Cya
Gialy Vida
Tel Lake
Atreeb
Highals
Tole University
Charles UW. Smith
Melly
Woodlawn
Fereneks
H. Fa
Marke
América
Vadlenald Ewing
Wilfim Gantert
Carl” Anyx
Haha Cay
Grant Hornaday
Fort
Scott
Fathier Dan
Malackton
Hanes
Maher
Tavith
Tlan
Bud” Bedard
Plainville
Young
Bedard
Marely
Eorze Maher
Walter White
Martin
al. Russell
Degrree
Albert
Mathes
Leelan
Tate
Raps
Penthalata
nozIest
Lot
Acorn Station
Lases
Harbin
Hidge
Americak Red Cross
King
Bor
Johannesburg
South
Africa
Grasfontein
San‘ Ri
Ereen
Arked Street Railway Company
Orden
Red Cross
London
Fairburgh
Coolidge
Ws Brooks
Gidge
Jane
James
Rete
Wid
Acadians Ciing
Lo Homes
Eishi
Co iBoi
Penn
Genta A
Rotarians
Lahela
Su- Aali-Syndicalism
Prema
Chamber_ of ommerce
Afteendanate
Toga
Sharks
Pia aWibibet Houdon (Ap
Robuert
Chevrolet
Epic
Avery Peut
DR. Sanders’ TC
Washbu H President Awit
World Church
Varley
Jalle Mehlet
Law
Trent
Ttt
Wader
Eommittes
Eral Pecan Ser Growers
Dl Tives
Eli Scussior
Mohler
Davis
Mary
Spota' Mason
Gove
Desij
Eit
Buyars
Thesgar
Nivankh
Browers
Pes
Mr.Moh
Mason Gested
Blent
Ole
Wiiehith Hove
Wishilay
Iriday
Svimist
Imorre
Uugried
Janis
Faerita
GulpRtott
Petrol Techn
Will Aadt
Ross
Fey
Amos
Gilmbrel
Oi Men’s Association
Jonather Matt
Aditetth National
Petreteuhy News
Clevelan Moffitt
Hee Gee Pe Continent Petroleum
Corp Tales
Okla
Frank W Macuum
Jealouk
Sreen
Peking
Sik
Meng Shiu-Tungam
Mel
Dal
Lang-fang
Schone
Actifig
Eunnig. Company
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