President Vetoes Farm Relief Bill
President Coolidge vetoed the McNary-Haugen farm relief bill for the second time, sending the measure back to Congress as a constitutional and policy challenge. Senators McNary and Norbeck urged action, while Dawes and Hoover aligned with the farm group on reform. The veto deepens the fight over agricultural policy ahead of presidential campaigns.
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Washington
McNary-Haugen Farm
Senate
McNary
Republikan
Oregon
Norbeck
South Dakota
Congress
Towdey
Dawes Fryers
Ssnaiqr Curtis
Kansas
Sepfor Wats
Indiana
iSeceetary Hoover
Frank
O. ‘Lowden
Illinois
Dawes
Cen
Weather and road report segment for Dodge City area
Fragmented forecast notes mention roads listed as clear with delays and conditions in Dodge City area. Includes terse references to tonight and today, with unclear names and phrases about readings and forecasts.
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Dodge City
Dougllas
Allison Wing Upgrades Reach Local Planes
The Allison airplane company of North Lawrence completed and delivered two sets of high lift wings to local customers who replaced old wings with the modern Allison wings. A standard J- plane received wings of 2 foot span and the agent will handle all Allison wing types. Two aircraft took off from New Lawrence field on the highway southwest of the city for test flights.
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Allison Airplane Company
North Lawrence
Allison Company
Rhoepenret
Allison
Christopher
Hulland-Gunn
Holt,Inc
Chrysler
Hutchinson
New Lawrence Field
Tour Plans for Douglas County Farm Demonstrations
The annual tour sponsored by the Douglas County Bankers Association and the Farm Bureau will be held June 1 in Douglas County. Stops include farms near Baldwin Winland and Lawrence with talks by farm and banking leaders and demonstrations on manure, fertilizer, limestone, and Grimm alfalfa. An on-site lunch and programs at Brown's Grove precede the tours expected to draw about 2000 farmers from nearby counties.
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Douglas County Bankers’ Association
The
Farm Bureau
A. I. Silkison
Tereht Farm
Brown's Grove
da. m
EL Kult
Baldwin
K. Stevens
Winland
Asa i. Colman
Lawrence
K. Reed
I. S. Butcher
Douglas County Farm Bureau
C. E. Holcombe
Bankers’ Association
Dan H. Otis
American Bankers’association
R. L .Throckmorton
Kansas ‘State Agricultural’ Collage
T. A. McNeal
Kansas Farmer
Douglas
Douglas County
F. FB. Kath
Kalb
U. K. Stevens
Kansas
Asa R. Colman
Eed
A. R. Rdea
Choir to Meet for Last Practice of Presbyterian Group
The First Presbyterian chorus, short of its members, will hold a final rehearsals tonight at Dean D. M. Swarthout’s home, director, ahead of Sunday's last school year program. After practice, refreshments will be provided by the Swarthouts. The group has performed high quality four part harmonies and once appeared in a Te neka concert.
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First Presbyterian Chor
D. M. Swarthout
Irs
Swarthoot
Te' Neka
Deah
Alfred Dz Tens Rence
Histor
Eae
Wison
Cea
Stony Learning
K. A. Lindley
Presantjden
Poversity
Roy T. Bone
All University
Fentertaine
Hoover Fund Total Reported At 300745 Amid Campaign Aid
AP reports the Hoover campaign fund reached 300745 with expenditures listing to support Secretary Hoover. The Senate campaign funds committee today filed totals and noted broader fundraising activity amid party contention. Senate Commerce Committee ordered favorable action today on the Inland Waterways bill advancing in Washington.
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Pendityyds
Herbert Hoover
Senalle
Hoover
Claudius
New York
Washington
Inland’ Waterways Corporation
Senate Commerce Committee
Mehoosts Elect Dr Wade Bishop
Dr Raymond Wade of Chicago was elected Methodist bishop on the second ballot at the general conference in Kansas City. He received 567 votes, with 552 needed, and will be 58 next Tuesday. Wade, born May 29, 1876 in LaGrange Ind, has served as executive secretary of the world service commission since 1920 and held past pastorates in Fort Wayne, Indianapolis, Richmond, and other Indiana cities.
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Kansas City
Raymond , Wade
Chiis
Methodist World Service Commission
Wasg
Methodist Biscopal Church
Wade
LaGrange
Ind
Secretar ‘Y
Student Campaign Invades City Streets Today
Duisley Horton a University of U senior campaigns for president of the Blue Ducks club. Horton and supporters tour downtown in decorated motor cars as ballots were counted later tonight. His platform includes free dates for women and no restrictions on dates.
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Duisley Horton
School of Business
University
Horton
Blue Ducks
Lewis Cairis
Intersto Club
Giants beat Brooklyn in second game 4 to 0 in doubleheader
In Brooklyn a Giants split the day with the Dodgers winning the second game 4 to 0. Benton pitched steadily for New York as Brooklyn won the opener earlier, while other NL and AL results include Yankees beating Red Sox 2 to 1 and Athletics taking the Washington series finale 4 to 2. Citywide baseball notes from May 23 to May 28.
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Brooklyn
Giants
Larry Benton
New York
Henry
Chaplin
Clarkson
Faulkner
Hogan
Weeney
Hénline
Philadephia
Boston
Yankees
Boston Red Sox
Henry Johnsons
Jack Russell
Phil Todt
Russall
Hotf- Pann
Johnson and Grabowsl
Philadelphia
Athletics
Wasington
Gaston and Riel
Cochranceland
Ondago
Tteries Miller
I.h. Sewell
Adkins
Connally
Oats Crow
Stoh i
Schang “Bilin
Sn Woodall
Kiwanis and Rotary Clubs Arrange Noon Gathering
Kiwanis and Rotary members are asked to report with their ears at noon tomorrow in front of the University Auditorium. Visiting club members will be met and given transportation to downtown meetings. The Kiwanis Club will meet Wiedemann's and the Rotary Club in the Chamber of Commerce dining room. Reservations are being made for many visitors.
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Rotary and
Kiwanis Clubs
University Auditorium
Kiwanis Club
Megbati Wiedemann’s
Rotary Club
Ghamber of Commerce
Abe
Eldridge
Association
Wiedemann’s
Seosost
Théi
Building and Joan League
Falu
Wille
Lawrence Clearing House ‘Association
Chamber of Commerce
Tongrrow
Rot‘ary
Ing
Kiwanis
Wiedenism’s
Baldwin to get state aid for Sederal Highway 40 roadway
A Baldwin delegation led by G. E. Kretsinger sought state aid Tuesday to cover 75 percent of grading and sanding costs for 4.5 miles of Sedera Highway 40 west of Baldwin to 72W. Estimated total project cost is 30000 dollars with federal aid covering 50 percent for grading and culverts, 25 percent from state aid for sanding, and 25 percent from county and township funds. The project spans Palmyra and Willow Springs townships, aiming to create an allWeather link to Lawrence and the south via the 73W paving.
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Federa
Sedera
Baldwin
Douglas Jc Dunty
State
di Ay Commission
X. Jim Kennedy
Kenedy
Palmyra
Willow ‘Springs
EL Kretsinger
My. Kennedy
Enineer
Topeka
Lawrence
Franklin
Death in mine blast at Harlan Kentucky seven killed
In Harlan Kentucky a mine explosion near Black Mountain yesterday killed at least seven miners and possibly more. The blast shattered windows in valley homes 300 feet from the entrance as rescue crews searched for bodies.
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Harlath Ky
Harlan
Black Mountain
Anderson in Race for State Representative Nomination
James W. Anderson of Clinton declares candidacy for the Republican nomination for state representative from the Eleventh district. A lifelong Douglas County farmer and cattleman born in Marion township, he has been active in farm work, served as Marion township trustee, county lecturer and secretary of the Farmers Union, and is a familiar figure in Lawrence with strong farm community ties. Stewart Trial Set for May 3. Senate rejects oil executive's challenge delays.
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Anderson
James W. Anderson
Clinton
Jin Anderson
Marion Township
Douglas County
Farmers Union
Re‘publican Jecurity
Lawrence
Beiset
Lawrence Hosts State Bankers for Forty-First Convention
Lawrence welcomes about 1500 bankers for the Kansas Bankers Association gathering. Officials say registration, badges, and rooms are arranged at Hotel Eldridge and Wildeemann's. Bowman of Topeka praises Lawrence's preconvention setup as commences with speeches by Roy L. Bone and others. comptroller J. W. McIntosh may attend.
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Lawrence
Thad
Kansas
Bank S| Association
Tooms
Massachusetts
Bowman
Topeka
Association
Anti-Smith Forces Suffer Defeat at Texas Convention
The Texas Democratic convention rejected anti-Smith measures as supporters of Governor Dan Moody pushed a platform favorable to religious tolerance. A minority reform faction presented an alternative, but the majority aligned with Smith backers and blocked instructions against the candidate.
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Beanery
Tex
Texas
Jaffrea E. Smith
New “York
Star
eanti-Smuth
Dan
Mobdy
Moody
Houston
Xeatform
Smith
Lindbergh to lead new Transcontinental Air Transport
Col Charles A Lindbergh accepts full time chairmanship of the technical committee for Trans-Continental Air Transport Inc. He will supervise equipment, routes and safety for a combined rail and air service New York to the Pacific coast. The firm, backed by major rail and aircraft companies, aims to start daytime air travel with night rail segments and will finalize planes and routes after committee selection. Memorial Day observances are announced in Lawrence with General Orders urging services at Plymouth Congregational Church and a parade by affiliated posts.
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New-York
Charles A. Lindbergh
Trans-Continental | Air Transport, Inc
Iskto
New York
Pacific Coast
Pennsylvania Railroad
Atchison, Topeka ,& Santa Fe
Wright Aeronautical Corporation
Curtiss Airplane and Motor Corporation
National Air Transport, Inc
Enr J. Cheever Dowdin
Col. Linidbergh
Pune
Colt Lindbergh
Cowdin
Lindbergh
Harold , Bixty
Harry B. Knight
St. Louis
Jong
Hends
Transcontinental Air Transport, Inc
Peer Incorporated
Trans-Continental Air Transport, Inc
Archies to Meet 588th Coast Artillery Camp
The 588th coast artillery regiment an anti aircraft unit of the U S Army will hold a two week camp in Lawrence and at the University from June 17 to 30 Headquarters for the camp will be at the University R Q T headquarters with much instruction and pistol practice at Six Corners The camp is for officers only with 28 men expected to attend plus Col A D Raymond in command Lieutenant colonel Dinsmore Aster astronomy professor at the University will assist with instruction About 12 men may attend from R O T C groups at the University and Kansas Agricultural College Manhattan The regiment's duty is to protect important routes inland and along the coast from enemy air attacks Regiments hold two week camps every three years with four event types per year The local camp is in June Lieutenant H F of the University R C department will lead most training for the 8th regiment camp though not an officer of the regiment
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588Th Coast ‘Artillery
United States Army
Lawrence
University
Six Corners
Jund
H. FP
R. C
Peking Objects to Defense Areas in China
AP dispatch from Peking reports the foreign office saying Chinese authorities are responsible for foreigners' safety and objecting to marking out defense areas as contrary to international usage. It also asks the U.S. consul at Tientsin to abolish defense zones there. General Hata of Japan defends current actions in China and denies plans for militaristic policy, claiming the army is civil power comparable to U.S. and British troops.
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Peking
Tokyo
Hata
Japan
Bingee
Nicaragua
China
Shantung
Kaw
Surfing mishap on Kaw river during boat towline event
Murthy Griesa and Tato Rigi surf board rider fell into the Kaw river while a KU Quack club member tested a surf boat tow. The line wrapped around neck and arm of radar operator. they swam ashore as the post arrived. Independence Rotary club will visit Lawrence with prize-winning high school students expected Friday at 8:30 AM.
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Murray Greisa
Kaw
K. U. Quack Club
Radar
Guesa
Lawrence Independence Rotary
Lawrence
Fifty cars sought to transport visiting bankers tonight
About 500 visitors are expected to attend with 1000 more tomorrow morning. Transport to the hotel and Eldridge area will be handled by a central office. Fifty cars are requested for the evening shuttles starting at 6 45.
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Kansas
Ae Seeat
Fegistersd
Hott Éeet
Eldridge
Paving dispute over hauling limits triggers city conflict
Officials and contractors clash over cement and sand truck loads for a paving project south of town. Douglas County and Topeka officials weigh injunctions as county attorney prepares action while city and county collaborate on a joint briefing tomorrow.
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Awork
Sath
Haarete
Peeter Cement
Lawrence
Aedlians
Pebson. & Robinson
Jrenco
Paject
Cynereetors
Pul Company
Sevral Calymaterial
Serra
Jonas
Authott
Igh
Wade Aistud
Hey
Rassert
Thaler
Douglas County
George’ Melvin
Attofa Gaid
Melvin
Cennedy
Aiden
Topeka
W. C Ralston
Ravens
Kennedy
Bandits Shoot Two at Prestational Bank in Lamar
An afternoon bank robbery in Lamar, Texas, leaves cashier Parrish dead and his father critically wounded as masked robbers kidnap tellers and flee toward the Kansas line. Sheriff lead pursuit but the attackers vanish after a brief chase. Kansas line proximity noted. Disturbing the town, the crime mirrors recent regional thefts and hints at organized bandits active in the area.
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Kansas Line
Ginal
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