Graf Zeppelin to return to Friedrichshafen after repairs
AP dispatch reports Graf Zeppelin, delayed by repairs, will resume its homeward voyage from Friedrichshafen Germany. Hugo Eckener announced the dirigible would not sail to Peru but head back to the German airfield as repairs were expected to be finished today for an early Thursday departure.
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Edrichshafen
Germany
Hugo Eckener
Mimarider
Dirigible
Eaoel
iCuers
Briedichsilafen
Potato Acreage in Kaw Valley Estimated at 12,160
A Kansas report estimates Kaw Valley potato acreage at 12,160 acres this year, about ten percent less than last year due to conditions in parts of the valley. The crop's growing condition is about 78 percent of normal, compared with 75 percent a year ago.
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Kaw
Pirates and Mays Lead Close National League Games
fimble OCR fragment reports National League action with players Benton Mays and Prec noted at bat in a crowded box. Philadelphia and Boston show up in second-division cites while references to O Farrell Seibold Levaylor and others hint at multiple games and lineups during May in a turbulent box score.
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Reagl Pitt Burghy
Larry ‘Benton
Benton
Mays
O'Farrell
Dudley
Ff Whitney
Philadelphia
Boston
Delaney
Eaitie
Philadelpia
Seibold
Levaylor
Senate Roll Call On Irvine Ly Lenrost Confirmation
Washington May 22 The rules committee voted to withdraw the privilege of the senate floor from a representative and issued a subpoena for Paul Mallon, head of a press association, to appear before it The vote was reported unanimous with all members present. The panel seeks to trace the source of information and would action against any senator involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Apple
The
Senate
Rules
Uni Press
Irvine Ly
Lenrost
the. Court, of Customs
Patent Appeals
Rules Committee
Paul
Mallon
Thorrespon
Moses
Milk Producers Plan Separating Station to Cut Prices
Lawrence producers of whole milk push price cut to 55 cents per pound of butterfat by installing a 1,500 pound capacity separator at 484 Massachusetts Street. Douglas County Milk Producers Association backs the move to 60 cents now and 55 cents later, with a Kansas firm to buy cream at 50 cents. Distributors defend keeping retail prices steady as stock concerns persist, while a committee led by A Pritzel promises continued regular milk supply for Lawrence consumers despite producer distributor tensions.
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Lawrence
Douglas County Milk Producers Association
G. Banks
Massachusetts
Banks
Thue “Pritzel
Fritzel: Dairy Company
Mik
Special morning show at Bowersock Theatre with Warner Brothers link
A Saturday morning children's program titled Singing Fool will be at Bowersock Theatre under a Warner Brothers arrangement. Tickets are ten cents with a coupon in tomorrow's Journal-World, while the standard child price is fifteen cents. A candy bar surprise will be offered to attendees. A Warner Brothers representative discussed further arrangements for the Saturday marching crew celebration.
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Bowersock Theatre
Warner Broth Orso
Journal- World
Warner Brothers
Lawrence to host three day May Sales Carnival
The Lawrence merchants plan an extensive three day Sales Carnival starting tomorrow Friday and Saturday. Eighty firms cooperate offering a special item as an inducement to shoppers from Lawrence and nearby communities. The event highlights on the front page of the Journal-World and features a wide range of stores from Frisco Market to Crown Drug Co and many others in the trade area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Journal-World
Niles
University of Kansas
Kell Institute
Merchants Bureau
Towrence
State Pistol Crown Won by Samuel McKone
Samuel McKone of Lawrence won the state pistol crown in the Kansas State Rifle Association meet at Fort Riley with a high score, while Emil Zumbrunn of Junction City claimed the rifle title and other honors went to Major State Samuel McKone, Earl Cole, and R Rearwin. Officers for next year were reelected, including Frank Ainten as president and Emil Zumbrunn as vice president.
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Junction - City
Kan
Emil Zumbrunn
Junction -City
Kansas State, Rifle Association
Zumbrunn
Fort Riley
Samuel "McKone
Lawrence
Earl ‘Cole
Sparks
Sor A
R. Rearwin
Salina
Frank Ainten
Manhattan
Junction City
Jij C. Lehane
Seer
Henry Frattery Jr
Leavenworth
Final Exams End as Lawrence High Seniors Plan Class Day
Lawrence High School seniors wrap final exams and prepare events for class day. Breakfast at 8:30, assembly to follow, then senior picnic at 4 pm at Brown's Grove. committees led by Heinz Heaston and Eleanor Huff organize the breakfast and assembly duties.
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Lawrence High School
Lawrence High
Gfeteria
Torium
Brown’s ;Trove
Henry Maeruder
Cats
Martin ‘Jost
Marjorie] Keifer
Martha
Byrn
Hichmy- Lewis
Lois Cook
Eleanor-Huff
Assembly
Henrty Magruger
Arlene Wade
River breach at Kaw river dam spurs Lawrence repair work
The Missouri Valley Bridge Company mobilizes to repair the Kaw river dam break near Leavenworth after weeks of erosion. Builders assess the widening opening between the stone dam and old timber dam as river flow accelerates. Engineers expect crews and materials to arrive in Lawrence to begin securing and repairing the structure.
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Missouri Valley
Leavenworth
Haseen
Jackman
Kaw
Bowersock
Missouri Valley Bridge Company
Lawrence
Parole Won for Speeding Essay by KU Students
In Topeka on May 22 AP reports Stanley Packard a University of Kansas journalism student from Fort Smith Ark and L N Gibson a KU classmate from Potwin Kan were arrested for speeding. They faced Judge Lashbrook who offered parole if they wrote a merit essay on the evils of speeding. The two borrowed a typewriter and in about thirty minutes produced a 300 word piece that won Packard’s freedom after a lecture from the judge and literary critic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Stanley
Packard
University of Kansas
Ft Smith
Ark
Andil
N. Gibson
Potwin
Kan
University of Kan- Sas
Lawrence
Gibson
German leaders greet American ambassador Schurman birthday
Berlin May 12 22 AP German President von Hindenburg and prominent officials congratulated Jacob Gould Schurman on his seventy fifth birthday. Chancellor Mueller and Foreign Minister Stresemann sent greetings and Stresemann sent a basket of flowers. Newspapers comment on his career and popularity in Germany.
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Berlin
von . Hindenberg
Jacob “Gould Schurman
War Mothers Attend Douglas County Soldier Memorial Dedication
War mothers from Douglas county and vicinity are urged to arrive early for the dedication of the Douglas county Soldier Memorial marker on U S highway 40 north of Mud Creek bridge. Legion officials plan to preserve seats for War mothers and provide seating for G A R and Daughters of the American Revolution members. Ernest Ryan of To the state grant will address. A Victor Highway association representative may appear.
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Douglas County
Vicl
Douglas-Leavenworth
Mud Creek
U.S. Highway No. 40
Am Vlcar
Legion
Bey Clief Corps
A. B. Elliot
Liberty Post
American Uleion
Elliott
Women’s City‘club
American Legion
Ernest Ryan
Tothe
University instructors deliver commencement talks statewide
Several University faculty members were absent from Lawrence today delivering commencement addresses in Kansas high schools. Dean Raymond Kwegler spoke at Osawatomie. Dr Forrest C Allen, director of athletics, spoke at Arnold High School. Chancellor E H Lindley, returning from Emporia after giving the Emporia Teachers' College address, was scheduled to speak at Ottawa High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Kansas
Raymond
Kwegler
School of Education
Unrecovered body of river victim remains missing
The body of Lloyd Hixson, 24, still unrecovered after a drowning on the Kaw river Sunday night. A boat carrying Hixson and Richard Higgins, 18, overturned in swift current below the dam. Higgins was rescued and revived. Efforts by several boats extended toward Eudora, but no body was found by this afternoon. Hixson was the son of Mr and Mrs Daniel L Hixson of 708 Ash Street.
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Lloyd
Hixon
Éld
Kaw
Hixson
Richard Higgins
Higgins
Arts
Eudora
Land
Daniel L. Hixson
Ash
Street
Omaha girl wins national spelling championship at 13
Virginia Hogan of Omaha Nebraska is named the United States spelling champion at age thirteen. She outlasted rivals with words like diaphanous onerous aggrandizement and apotheosis to claim the 10000 prize in the fifth annual national spelling bee held in Washington D C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Hogan
Omaha
Washington
Nebraska
United States
The
Omaha World-Herald
Bible School to Start on Monday in Lawrence
The Summer Vacation Bible School’s sixth session opens Monday May 27 in Woodlawn McAllaster Cordley Pinckney and Junior High buildings. Sessions run mornings 8:30 or 9:00 with Bible study plus life of Christ and Old Testament hero lessons. Donations of sugar sacks cloth heads and bandages welcomed for hospital and Africa boxes.
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Lawrence
Woodlawn
McAllaster
Cordley
Pinckney
Cordley and
Lawrence Memorial
Africa
Pata
P.T. A
Rynerson
Louiana
Helen Dean
Geo. McNai
Tulsa couple admit robbery of West Side State Bank
Tulsa on May 22 AP dispatch says Captain Elmer Mercer reported L L White Myers and wife Rosella Dyer confessed their role in the March 6 West Side State Bank of Parsons raid. Bank officials identified them and police found valuables totaling 1303 dollars.
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Tulsa
Okla
Elmer Mercer
L. L. ‘White” Myers
Rosella Dyer
West Side
State Bank of
Parsons
Boarch
Lindy and Morrows Leave Maine Home in Amphibian Plane
On May 22 at North Haven Maine Colonel Charles A Lindbergh his fiance Anne Morrow and the Morrow family left the island home aboard an amphibian cabin plane. They traveled from the Mor row field landing off shore and were joined by four women returning by rowboat. Roy Redding Began Life Sentence at Leavenworth after arriving at Lansing prison to serve term.
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North Haven
Maine
Charles A.’ Lindbergh
Anne Morrow
Morrow
Lindbergh
Roy Redding
Leavenworth
Kans
Leroy ‘Davis
Dade
City
Kang
Kansas State Prison
Lansing
Memorial Day Proclamation by Lawrence Mayor Rankin
Memorial Day proclamation declares May 30, 1929 a holiday in Lawrence Kansas urging citizens to join patriotic organizations in decorating graves and holding services for honored dead. Dated May 26, 1929. R G Rankin mayor.
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Roberto, Rankin
Lawrence
Kansas
R.G. Rankin
Lawrence fund reaches 121 dollars for playground drive
The Lance Recreation Board announced a noon total of 121.80 dollars raised to fund a summer playground program in North Lawrence. Four centers near Pinckney, Cordley, and Woodlawn schools will provide at least three activities weekly, with two hours per session. Additional centers may be added if funds permit.
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Lance Recreation Board
George L. Kirchhoff
Pinckney School
South Par Cordley School
Woodlawn
North
Lawrence
Eeebers
Recreation, Board
Recreation Board
Lawrence Recreation Board
Lb. Ewing
Irving Hill
Innes, Hackman & Co
Innes, Hackman & Co. Me Oe C. Kb. | Friend, | Cumber Vd. Uf; Belt Music Co
Charlton Insiranea Agens DeLuxe
Gait
Quincy Ventura
Ralph Ward
Wiley
Senate bar on press members sparks crossfire on floor
Washington May 22 Republican senators LaFollette Wisconsin and Johnson California denounced the Senate rules committee action to bar press representatives from the floor for publication of a roll call. LaFollette challenged the committee’s authority and threatened to move expulsion of any press member from other associations appearing on the floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Rules Committee
United Prorom
Senate
LaFollette
Wisconsin
Johnson
California
Rules Committee
Vany Other Press Association
Poppy Sale Confusion Delays Official Legion Poppies
In Lawrence the Liberty and Dorsey posts delayed the official poppy sale until May 25 due to a misunderstanding by a Dorsey auxiliary member. Mrs. H T Randle said no further selling by members will occur until Saturday. Proceeds aid disabled ex service men. poppies are sold by the auxiliary only on or after May 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fee
Workman Freed After TwoHour Ditch Cave-In Rescue
A Sanitary sewer ditch collapse on Barker Avenue trapped Leslie Price for about two hours. City water department crews, firefighters and police lifted soil and freed him after a six foot burial. Price, 45, was conscious and evacuated to Memorial Hospital with no serious injuries. He is unmarried and lives on Kentucky Street.
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Leslie Price
Jemalover
Water Department
Barker Avenue
Price
Art
Memorial Hospital
Sunderine
B. A. Keith
Sufier
George Price
Montoreque
Kentucky Street
Sileep
J. L. Constant
P. Hough
D. M
Fairbar
Dl li
Liam Reinisch
Fairbanks
Tra
Tre
Regent
Man Held in Texas May Be Kansas City Robber
Texas arrest may link Victor Maddie, 24, held in Houston, to a long past Kansas City bank robbery at Twelfth Street Bank. Chief Boyle and detectives are questioning bank employees to confirm identity amid ongoing inquiries.
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Texas
Kansas City
Victor Maddie
Houston
Tex
V Bank
Edward
Boyle
Maddie
Twelfth Street Bank
Gonte
Maddi
Graduate courses offered summer at Kanstate college
Pittsburg Kan May 2 1APj Graduate courses will be offered this summer at the Summer of the Kanstate Toa lewe for the first. by colle stated the new will be limited 0 "education and psychology and will lead to the des gree of Master of Science in estul cation. Hydroplane Passenger Algiers Algeria May Four persons were drowned today when a commer taking off Marseilles crashed and sank. Thilot Hamed Rigela anve afloat and was from the 'break in The Tour were Captain Franc Armani his wife the Wireless operator Canal and the mechanic Dupant aeegee Wing Bunion Derby Lap Pecos Tex May 22 AL timing the pace he had set Fay hig last week Sam Rihan the B flier from New raced through a heavy r today to win the 58rd lap of the bunion covering 29 miles from Monata Texas to Peeds in 4:39 50 Patent Engineering-Maffet- Adv me Buy a Chevroies and enjoy the difference every day Adv
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Pittsburg
Kan
Algiers
Algeria
Marseilles
Thilot
Hamed Rigela
Franc Armani
Canal
Dupant
Aeegee
Pecos
Tex
Fay ‘Hig
Sam Rihan
New
Monata Texas
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Friedrichshafen
Tostortov
Egrener
Cuerk
Brance
Graf Zeppelin
Gerel
Aetas
Eckener
York
Faber
Grouse
Milk Producers Association
Tiont
Chamber of Commerce
Rankin
Hertiman
Studebaker
Wi B.D
Massachusett
Oc- Mississippi
Hoover
Washington,m
Frisco
Ober’s
Iter’s Ching Clothing Co
Greene's Hat
Walter’s Hat & Dress
A. PB. Tea. Cou
Sol
Marks & Son
Harthwell’s
Lander
Kes Br
Bullene’s
Beal Bros
Dale's
Hub ‘Clothing Co
Achning's Hardware
Ernst. & ‘Son
Hutchings &Fansher
Modern-Shoe
Singer Sewing Machine Co
Sehleifer’ Bros
People’s Utilities
Plimbing |Co
Carl's
Drake &Holmes
Keeler’s
Bell’s Music
Kansa . Power .Co
Brinkman’s
Help
Gustafson’s
Midwest Tire & Accessory
Sharon’s
Reese
Robertson Music Co
Overton Hardware
Lange Grocery
New-York Cleaners
Advance Cleaners
Wolf's Book
Hanna ‘Radio
McMillan's Hosidry
Spot: Cash
Weaver’s
Gibbs Clothing Co
Cayot& “Durst
Yates
Outing
Miller
Furniture Co
F. Wy. Cutter
Webster’s Grocery
Jaedicke's Hardware
Green. Bros
Hunter Bros
Callaway ‘Motor Co
Zephyr Bakery
Abe Wolfson
Amsbury’s
Samuel McKone
Fort -WorthyTex
James Kelly
Fort Worth
Poe
Mud Creek” Bridge
Leavenworth Concern
Bowersock Mill
Stan Packard
Jacob Gould Schurman
Texarkana
Texarkana, Ark
Miller ‘County Bank and Trust Company
Cade
Graham ‘Paige Ir
Atwater-Kent Radio
Hanta—Adv
Pittshuillege
Coe
Maffet
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