McAdoo Booh Source Question Angers War Finance Chief
A garbled World War I era piece reports Angus McLean of a war finance group denying MeAdoo ties to a rabbit joke. It mentions headquarters in Washington and New York, debates over McAdoo’s nomination, and plans to use Liberty Loan publicity.
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WAR Finance Cores
Tion
Angus Medaga
Nort Foehina
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Lin
McAdoo
Fail to Override President's Veto in House Vote
An effort to override the President's veto failed in Washington as 219 voted against the override and 74 29 in favor. two Republicans Kelly of Michigan and Puller of Massachusetts supported the veto, while seventeen Democrats joined Republicans in the attempt.
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Washington
Jessican
Kelly
Michigan
Puller Ofachusetts
Lowden Fund Backing Cited At Missouri Meet
At a Missouri gathering Governor Lowden received reports that his campaign fund had drawn 52000 and been used to generate support for his candidacy. Republican figures Jacob Jabler and KE Morse spoke of the fund’s distribution and the drive toward the Republican national convention.
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Gott Lowden
Lewis
Jacob J. Babler
Fron Misouri
KE. L. “Liv? " Morse
Excelsior Springs
Missouri
Lowden
Allen-Gompers Meet Draws Crowded Hall
A crowded hall in York faced a capacity issue as the Allen-Gompers event drew a large crowd. Despite the limited space, attendees filled the venue, with spectators noting the strong turnout and the lively atmosphere surrounding the proceedings.
Call Froops to Quell Strikers at Malitin Plant
A distorted report claims a large force may quell a strike at the Malitin plant after protests and job actions. It notes government concerns about subversive activities and potential plant closures amid labor tensions.
Record Smashers Paris Ace Roget and Dog Fly Mediterranean Trip
Lieutenant Roget the famed French ace has logged 19,000 flight hours, a war record. His mascot dog accompanies each mission. They were shot down twice in the war. Roget has just completed the first nonstop trip across the Mediterranean.
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Paris
Roget
Concert Delights Large Audience Despite Rainy Weather
A packed hall enjoyed a full training performance by the Mursie hown company under the Mreoegrai Least Msayght ensemble. The program featured four women on tambourines and a familiar verse sung by the men, with an encore and a grand fantasia led by the orchestra and two ash clubs.
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Mursiehown
Ine
Peisant
Ana Nopetty
Ifwein Butler
Ate
Ion Botha Gvoise
Tad Might
Dropping Interchurch Policy Sparks Fiscal Debate
In May a mid century political scene shows the United States grappling with interchurch funding and a move to create an executive commission. The assembly adopted a plan to concentrate control over budget items and property related costs while addressing payment obligations and possible rent implications.
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Tobia
Sanpetal
United States of America
Executive Commission
Memorial Services Planned in France for Doughboy Statue
Memorial Day activities in France include laying flowers at the American Doughboy statue in Sarennes cemetery. Ambassador Wallace will place the tribute, and Major General Harbord’s message to American Legion members overseas urges honoring fallen comrades. Allan Seegar’s memorial ode to American volunteers killed in France will be read in American cemeteries hosting Legion ceremonies.
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Am Legion
France
America
American Legion
Weather report notes two inches rain in Hutchinson area
The Hutchinson area recorded two inches of rainfall over yesterday and last night. Western Kansas remains thoroughly soaked as communities assess flood risks and prepare for continuing wet conditions. Local mentions include Palmer School and chiropractors Drs Welch and Welch in Massachusetts.
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Hutchinson Hutchinson
Kansas
County Questions Gas Co Valuation
Officials scrutinize gas company valuation figures as the assessor’s numbers come under review. County officials consider possible adjustments amid questions about the accuracy of the valuation process.
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County Questions Gas CO Valuation
Hearing on Dougherty County tax valuation disputed
Citizens contest Dougherty County tax assessment of Citizens Heat and Power Company. Officials say company valuation differs from plant value and the county and city would benefit from the corrected figure. Company testimony cites an $800,000 investment with possible depreciation, while past valuations and state utility hearings inform the dispute.
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Dewescurs
Posse
Sind
State Centaus
Dieia Tail Court
Citi Omy Light, Heat and? Power Company
Woking Permicdoen
Mneyer-E Pike
Tis Your
Aceardine
Dodds
Neinager
Aspen
Soldier relief filibuster stalls House action
Proponents of retirement relief legislation began a filibuster in the House shortly after the opening prayer by Chaplain Rev. Henry N. Condon. Supporters said they will block all business until the relief bill is brought up, delaying journal readings and delaying other matters.
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Henry N. Condon
Doctor of philosophy in education awarded at Kunais
John N. Hoover yesterday afternoon passed the final oral examination before the examining board for the universities only PhD in education. Dean Frank W. Blackmar presided over the examination in the graduate school. Hoover will receive the decree after state board approval, deemed a mere formality by Dean Blackmar.
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University of Kunais
John N. Hoover
Frederick J. Kelly
Trofesse F. Carter
W. S. Hunter
C. H. Ashton
B. M. Allen
Frank W. Blackmar
Graduate School of
Department of Sociotegy
Weaver
Dean Blackmar
State Board of Administration
Army Film Showings To Be Held For Service Members
War Department arranged film showings of official Army reels for servicemen at the theater. A special portion reserves seating for military branches and allied groups while the remainder opens to the public before a second screening. The footage covers U S Army activities, the Normandy landings, and France, with aims to boost morale and convey experiences of soldiers abroad.
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Warnes
Lepublic
War Department
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Felipe Jae
Austin
Gore
France
Kiwanis Decides On Fountain Plan
Kiwanis members voted to fund a fountain project at Wye eliuteett street. The plan pairs the Kiwanis club with Underwood and Underwood to supervise design and construction. H. Bullock led yesterday's meeting and the group adopted new financing methods for club activities.
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Condos
Winel Wal
Iamel Underwood
Addi
Ui Ubu
Comimieree
Yeaterday
Adoptet
H. Bullock
Charire
Mertins
Engineers Suit City Over Construction Fees
Black and Veatch sue the city claiming 4 percent of $2,271,000 total construction cost for delay claims in the Lawrence water plant project. They contend New York Continental Jewel Plant delayed filters, causing added costs. city maintains costs were covered by 6 percent engineering fees. A final settlement check was rejected by the engineers.
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William N. Haskell
New York
Armenia
Alwood
Lawrence
India
Tk BL Black
T. Veneteh
Dr. Poe
Getion
Black and Veatch
Amngent
Uek
New York Continental Jewel Filing Company
O- Gard Wits
Itoas
No Market for Wool Producers Meeting Canceled
Information from Counts Agent Smith shows wool buyers withdrew due to mills' disposal issues and shipping car scarcity. A county meeting on May 1 at 2 p.m. in Topeka is canceled while plans to inform producers about future handling methods proceed. Memorial services are planned at Clinton Cemetery Sunday at 2 p.m. with Rev. Hee Serexy officiating and music. Members of G A Rand celliers of late war will attend.
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Variana
Topeka
Woo Cam
Gress Bridge Construction To Start In Days
County superintendent Th E Wolfe says bridge work will begin within a few days. Material is on hand and all plans are completed.
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Gress Bridge
Th. E. Wolfe
Agency Insurance Des Welch Welch
Insurance agency Welch and Welch announced policy services and coverage options through 135 offices. Local clients seek updated rates and personalized assistance for auto home and life coverage.
Will Graduate 32 From Oread School
The Oread School announces its commencement exercises will be held Wednesday night at 8 o clock in Preser Hall. The program includes a chorus from the School of Fine Arts, a benediction by the Baptist Church minister, and a commencement address by Prof Raymond A Schwwerler of the University psychology department. Diplomas will be presented by Chancellor Frank. The Juniors senior prize and the senior play The Mishap of Minerva will follow in coming days. An all school picnic is planned for Monday at Woodlawn Park. The graduating class includes Martin de Awer, Sampl W kinson, Eloi Sadie Marie Buelow, Florence I Kenest, O. Cunnin, Rt. Tonia Chani ch Claxton, Robert JK Marcelins Domingo, El sia A Forney, Eugene T Gall ie, Fred TL Gilmore, Lila Miriam Grayson, Vernice Hargett, Toward EH Harris, Quan Cl Herrick, Paul leonard Harrison, Raymond G Knox, Lawrence William Kane, Chlorence Kh Mason, Leila Marie McKee, Orville W Murphy, N McAkonie, Jack Nich ld, Gladys Matic Porter, Beatrice Riley, Paul J Shuler, Martin G Porsen, Marguerite Geraldine Vickrey.
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Renge
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New Hampshire Street
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Ieen Tall
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Eloi Sadie Marie Buelow
Florence I Kenest O. Cunnin
Tonia Chanich Cl
England to Treat with Bolsheviks This Week
London reports Premier Lloyd George will meet M. Krassin the Russian Bolshevik minister of trade and commerce this week. Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs Earl Curzon of Kedleston may join the talks. Krassin is said to propose hoarded gold stamped with the old Russian seal be put on the British market. The aim is to secure a general settlement and fund relief for Finland and for the Baltic region.
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Lloyd Crore
Gregory Krassin
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Mr. Lloyd George
M. Krassin
Suse
Mrs Dora Purvis Attempts Death by Self Inflicted Wound
Mrs Dora Purvis about 35 years old attempted suicide at her home 485 North Main Street by shooting herself in the head with a revolver while her husband and two children ate dinner. She was found unconscious and taken to Simmons hospital after medical attention was summoned. recovery status unclear.
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Mie
Mee
Purvis
Tet
Jone Coher
Simmons
North Main Street
Lis
Failare
Moslem Leaders Advance Toward Thrace Amid Turkish Tensions
May 28 Rio Associated Press reports that Moslem leaders in European Turkey's Vilayet of Adrianople plan to occupy Thrace. Christians are barred from leaving their homes as tensions rise in anticipation of clashes.
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Rio Associated Press
Vilayet of
Adrianople
European
Turkey
Thrace
Memorial Day Observance in Lawrence with Parade and Services
Memorial Day events in Lawrence include a daytime parade and afternoon services. Merchants close for the day except provision stores at noon, with Washington G A R observing at cemeteries and a veterans address by S S Kilyne. Comrade Criss issues observance orders to assemble at 5 am, flowers collected for graves, and a 2:30 pm memorial at First M Church with music and addresses.
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Tlr. Sparks
Chamber of Commerce
Uual
Washington Test
S. S. Kilyne
S. T. Criss
Washington Post
Indict Sugar Dealers Over Pricing In New York
In New York on May 24, several indictments alleging profiteering in sugar were returned in federal court. The Economy Wholesale Grocers Co. and Abraham Glade Thone of Chicago were charged with selling in New York on May 1 fifty 60 pound bags at 245 cents each after buying sugar for 1 1 2 cents.
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New York
Economy Wholesale Grocers Co
Abraham Glade Thone
Chicago
Senate approves long water power bill. sent to president
The conference report on the long ending water power bill was approved today by the Senate in a 45 to 21 vote, and the measure now goes to the president for signature.
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Washington
Senate
Quiet Title Suit Filed in District Court
J. E. Daniels filed a quiet title suit this morning in district court against Robert Robitaile and others, seeking to resolve ownership claims. The action names Robitaile as a defendant with additional parties unspecified in the filing.
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J. E. Daniels
Robert Robitaile
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