Krim Surrenders Ends Long War in Morocco
Abd El Krim, the Riffian chieftain, surrendered to French and Spanish forces in Morocco. Fez reports say Krim and his family will be protected by France, with his followers disarmed and prisoners released. The surrender ends a decades long colonial struggle, with Krim entering the French lines and his people hopes rising in Fez.
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Fez
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Xile
Riff
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Abd- El-Krim
Taza
Jules Steeg
Phillipsburg Warmest Spot in Nation With 106 Degrees
Topoka May 26 AP reports Phillipsburg Kansas posted a high of 106 degrees, the warmest in the nation for the third straight day. The sustained heat spurs farm protests for broader relief, while officials showed cautious interest in government aid.
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Phillipsburg
Kan
Kansas
Parole Probe Prompts Governor to Discharge State Officials
Chicago May 26 AP A sweeping Joliet prison probe prompts Attorney General Carlstrom to urge Governor Small to dismiss Will Colvin chairing the state board of parole and Chauncey Jenkins head of the Department of Public Welfare. Grand jury urges Whitman resignation and abolition of the honor farm along with dismissals and new discipline at the prison. Conditions labeled a disgrace to the state and riots attributed to alcohol amid inmate activity on the honor farm.
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Carlstrom
Small
Will Celvin
State Board of Paydong and Paroles
Chauncey Jenkins
State Department of Public Welfare
Jenkins
Colvin
Joliet
Acing
Helveland
St. Louis
Springfield
le Prison
Joliett
Will Colvin
Chaiman
State Board of Hardand
Eleanor OC. Ruben
Carlson
Kelly
Tones
Bicford and
Hammermeister
Reichert
Hjalmar Rehn
Pris
John L. Whitman
Honor Farm
Oil Field Worker Dies From Electrical Shock
Ki O Brush was instantly killed north of Eldorado Kansas when 11 009 volts passed through his body while two workers cleaned an oil tank. Brandon was seriously injured but expected to recover after the incident caused by a rod touching a charged line.
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Eldorado
Han
Ki. O. Brush
Here
Brandon
Kansas Forecast: Mostly Cloudy With Showers Possible
Forecast calls for mostly cloudy skies tonight and Thursday with likely showers and limited sunshine. Readings from Hutchinson Salina Coffeyville Pittsburg Arkansas City Wichita Ottawa Topeka show yesterday's high and today's low, with temperatures varying across the state.
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Kansas City
Emroris
Hutchinson
Salina
Coffexville
Pittsburg
Arkansas
City
Wichita
Ottawa
Topeka
Three Men Rob Cherryvale Bank in Broad Daylight
Three unmasked men robbed the Montgomery National Bank of Cherryvale at 12 40 pm taking about 5 000 in cash and 40 000 in liberty bonds. Two entered the bank with the other man in a motor car, escaping southward. A cashier witnessed the raid as the bandits locked the vault front door and fled. a posse pursued, facing punctured tires from tacks. Authorities dispatched from Independence to Cherryvale after the robbery.
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Coffeyville
Kan
Montgomery County National
Bank
Cherryvale
Clarence Howard
Howard
Independence
Sherif SicCraby
Rudrauf
Hatcher
Hungary objects to armament expansion at disarmament talks
Hungary told the preparatory disarmament commission that European powers are arming while others remain largely disarmed. The memorandum sided with Germany and urged universal, rapid armament cuts to avoid widening power gaps and endangering Europe and the League of Nations.
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A. P
Hungary
Preparatory Disarmament Commission
Germany
von Bernstorff
Europe
League , of Nations
Wichita store held up as bandit steals 175 in cash
Wichita May 26 A P bandit robbed the Dunn mercantile store shortly after opening taking 175 from the safe. He paused outside six or seven times before entry and escape was in a roadster. W E Leonard manager and B R Hawks clerk were targeted. Katy Valuation report notes interstate commission action on rail properties.
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Dunn Mercentile’ Company
Jone “Bandit
W. E. ‘Leonard
BR. L. Hawks
Katy
Texas
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Kansas
Texas ‘Railway
University of Kansas forum tackles campus dishonesty
At Fraser Hall an open forum on campus dishonesty heard that cheating is prevalent at the university and at other schools. Chester Griswold and W. Davis led the affirmative and negative sides while a committee examined cheating during examinations. About thirty five students attended and signed cards urging a student commission to curb dishonesty.
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University of Kansas
Fraser Hall
Chester Griswold
W. €. Davis
VY. M9. GC. A
YW. C. A
Ausin van der Slice
Frank Klingberg
Harold Bak
Dorothy Rosebrough
Doroth Luxten
Elizabeth Walker
Marie Russ
Will contest filed over Stokes hotel heir estate
Counsel for Mrs Helen E Stokes announced she would not contest the will of W E D Stokes millionaire hotel owner who died May 19 leaving his estate to son W E D Stokes Jr The value listed as over 90 000 may reach millions and the estrangement from his wife Elwood Stokes of Denver is noted Samuel Untermeyer represents Mrs Stokes
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W. E.D. Stokes
W. E. D. Stokes, Jr
N Elwood Stokes
Denver
Jules
Helen
Stokes
Samuel Untermeyer
Helen E. Stokes
Hiawatha Play Set For Haskell Commencement
Authorities at Haskell Indian School announce the commencement program featuring a Hiawatha presentation by about fifty students. The effort seeks authentic Indian regalia for the production and includes special Indian musical arrangements with the Maskell Orchestra. The event is Tuesday evening, June 1, in the Haskell auditorium with tickets on sale at Round Corner Drug Store.
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Lawrence
Hiawatha Wan
Heskell
E. J
Kansas City
Topeka
F.C. Wenrich
Maskell
Yankees Extend Winning Streak In Boston Rout
New York Yankees extend their win streak with a 9 to _victory over Boston as pitchers Jones Ring and Callins perform. Detroit and Cleveland split their games while Philadelphia edges Washington and Brooklyn loses to New York. Cochrane and Bush contribute for the Senators.
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New York Yankees
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New York
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Ring
Callins
Raising
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Lundgren
Wiltze
Gaston
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Cleveland
Whitehill
Basster
Karr
Leveson
Sevrell
Philadelphia
Washington
Quinn
Cochrane
Bush
Ruel
Brooklyn - New York
McGraw
Fitzsimmons
Florence
Man testifies he was forced to aid Wichita jewelry robbery
George Mere, once an Arkansas City garage owner, testified he was forced at gunpoint to help in a Wichita jewelry store robbery last August. He said Ed Martin and Emmett Fillman forced him to drive a car from Arkansas City to Wichita and assist in the hold up. Fillman is in Oklahoma penitentiary. Martin received 10 years to more in Kansas pen as his part in the robbery. Universal Pictures announced it acquired control of the Cap lol theater chain in Iowa Kansas and Missouri.
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George Mere
Arkansas City
Ed Martin
Emmett Fillman
Fillman
Oklahoma Penitentiary
Martin
Kansas Penitentiary
Memorial Proclamation Calls Memorial Day Observance
Memorial Day is proclaimed for Monday May 31 with ceremonies urging citizens to pause and honor fallen and living patriots. Major Frank M. Holliday urges public tribute, aligning with Grand Army of the Republic orders for a solemn remembrance. Tau Sigma and the department of speech plan joint events featuring a Barrie play and cancer awareness numbers in Robinson Gym.
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Weil
Grand Army of the Republic
Frank M. Holliday
Tau Sigma
Kansas City banker Ww Campbell dies in Chicago
W W Campbell former Kansas City resident and longtime business figure died at his Chicago home last night. He was a Civil War veteran who began in St Joseph and founded the First National Bank at Hutchinson in the Arkansas Valley. Campbell later moved to Kansas City in 1891 and served as the first president of the Kansas City credit men association and led shoewholesalers groups with Chicago headquarters for nearly 25 years.
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W. Campbell
Chicago
Campbell
St. Joseph
Hutchinson
Kank
First National Bank
First Bank
Arkansas Valley
Kansas City Association
Western Association of Shoe Wholesalers
Kansas Medical School Graduates Wear Special Regalia
Graduates of the University of Kansas medical school at Rosedale will wear full doctor’s regalia at this year’s commencement, more pretentious than regular caps and gowns. Forty medical seniors graduate this spring, having written offers requesting reservations at the university dinner and commencement exercises.
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Medical School
University of Kansas
Still No Verdict in Karnes Murder Trial
After nearly twenty hours of deliberation, the Karnes murder case remained unresolved as jurors failed to reach a verdict. Judge Hugh Means kept them overnight and indicated they might be sequestered again, with the trial highlighting a term of few convictions and multiple hung juries.
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Heinie
Karnes
William Moaks
Hug
Hugh Means
Cerl Hess
Young Hess
W. F. Fadler
Fadler
Means
Trial Under Way In Kansas City Slaying Plot
Carl B. Davis faces trial on charges of attempting to slay Edmond Lourie also known as Frank in a February fake hold up. Mrs Alber dina Frank tagged in the same indictment won a severance last Saturday. Defense moved to quash and demurrer was overruled as plea of not guilty re entered with plans to withdraw to complete record. A jury panel of 24 was called with testimony set to begin later today.
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Kansas City
Carl B. Davis
Edmond Lourie
Frank
Davis
Alberdina Frank
Lourie
Mere
Murrer
RESERVOIR FLOODS TOWN IN JAPAN CAUSING DEATHS AND DEVASTATION
May 27 report from Apita Japan states 114 houses washed away when an irrigation reservoir failed flooding Kitsura. Five men and thirteen women were recovered from wreckage. Officials say loss of life will be small due to daytime disaster enabling people to reach higher ground.
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Apita
Japan
Kitsura
TAU Sigma
Chance for Showers Slight in Kansas
Partly cloudy weather with a slight chance for showers and low temperatures was predicted for Kansas City and vicinity today by the government weather bureau. A minimum temperature of 70 degrees was recorded last night. reports to the bureau note a trace of rain in northwest Kansas and thunder showers in the Texas Panhandle.
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Kansas City
Government Weather Bureau
Kansas
Texas Panhandle
Lawrence High School Closes Classes and Plans Friday Grade Distribution
Lawrence high school finishes final exams this noon and will distribute grade cards Friday afternoon. Tomorrow features a class day with a morning girls breakfast, a 3 pm girls boys picnic at Holcomb's grove, and a secret senior assembly at 10:30 am. Junior high winds up with Promotion Day Friday at 1 pm and ninth grade graduates enjoy a noon dismissal today. All city grade schools close Friday May 28.
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Lawrence High School
Elass
Holcomb’s Grove
Prade
Damage to Wheat in Western Kansas Report
The weather bureau reports damage to wheat fields in western Kansas due to high temperatures and sunshine. Moisture is lacking, especially in northern counties, with eastern regions faring better though still stressed. Corn stands improve elsewhere, while first alfalfa cuttings begin a week late in southern areas.
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Topeka
Kansas
Weather Bureau
Memorial Day Services For Grand Army Veterans At Catholic Church
Memorial Sunday services for the Grand Army of the Republic and allied auxiliaries will be held at St. John's Catholic Church with ceremonies at 10:20 a.m. The Washington Post No.12 and related groups meet at the Court House at 10 a.m. to attend the service, honoring fourteen comrades who have passed since May 30, 1928. Admission is open to all veterans and sailors.
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Grand’ Army of the Republic
A& St. John's Catholic ‘Church
S. J. Churchill
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Ashington Post
Department of Kansas
Great Army of the Republic
Comnirades
Sons of Veterans
Eagle Camp
Court House
Alex Soldier
Robert Nef
Joseph A. West
Frank D. Brooks
John C. Moore
Uriah Barnes
Joh M. Henry
Samet Pax
Thomas
B. Sea
Charles Fetty
Albert Becker
Silas ‘Dad‘der
John Gardner
Alvis E. Owen
Frances M. Mathews
U. Kuhn
S. C. Churchill
Broken leg ends cashier's fall at Eudora bank
Eudora State Bank cashier E Corey suffered a broken leg yesterday afternoon while cleaning his cistern at home. He had just started down the cistern when the ladder broke, causing a fall of about ten feet onto the concrete bottom. Doctors report a severe injury above the ankle.
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Kaw
Sie State Bank of
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Corey
President Coolidge Reappoints Thirteen to Tax Appeals Board
President Coolidge reappointed thirteen members to the board of tax appeals and named three additional men to serve. Names include Jules G. Korner North Carolina for twelve years and Charles R. A. Heuerter of Oregon. figures list terms from twelve to six years with several incumbents carried over. Bar association to meet tomorrow at 9 to set civil court cases.
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Coolidge
Board of Tax Appeals
Jules G. Korner
North Carolina
Charles R. A. [Euerter
Oregon
John “J. Marquette
Montana
Logan Morris
Utah
Benjamin H. Littleton
Tennessee
William A. Green, Jr
Towa
Percy W. Phillips
New York
Charles M. Trammell
Florida
Full Professor Appointed at Cornell and Topeka Talk
Dr P W Ulpssen elevated to full professor of idiology at Cornell effective July 1. He will lead advanced ecology courses and supervise a NYS Conservation Commission biological study of state streams with seven assistants. Dr Claassen earned his PhD at Cornell in 1918 and spent 1924 25 in China reorganizing biology courses. Dr Richard L Sutton KU dermatology professor and Missouri Nat History rep will speak to Topeka business leaders with 200 lantern slides on big game in Asia and Indo China. He recently returned traveling 30 000 miles and hunting many animals. Mrs John Sanders underwent surgery in Kansas City and is recovering well. Dee Madden arrested for drunkenness. Harry Sutton reported Ford coupe stolen with license 325-855.
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Universi 1918
Frank Strong
Cornell University Board of ‘Trustees
New York State Conservation Commission
Claassen
Cornell
Evelyn Strong
Lawrence
China
Chinege Indemnity College
Peking
R. L. Sutton
Topeka
Richard L. Sutton
University of Kansas
Department of Natural History
Missouri University
Chamber of Commerce
India
Indo China
Malay
Ceylon
Isaac Walton
Asia
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