City Bulletin Reports Dynamite Attacks Near Los Angeles
Los Angeles officials warn of a chain of dynamite blasts damaging water lines and cutting telephone service. Investigators seek local suspects amid a $10,000 reward offer for the capture of dynamiters tied to the Olver Winslow area. Authorities stress city water supply remains secure as repairs proceed from a major 120 foot rupture.
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Gaertner
Valles Ranches
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Ovens Valley
Loz Angeles
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Ovean
Los Angeles
Berhak Point
Belgians greet Lindbergh in royal meeting
King Albert of Belgium received Captain Lindbergh in Brussels after the trans Atlantic aviator landed from Paris at 11:35 p.m. The meeting joined the flying king with the king of the fliers as Lindbergh was presented to Queen Elizabeth and the Brabant Duke and Duchess, former Princess Astrid of Sweden.
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Paris
Iti
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Brabant
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Sweden
Last flood fight near New Orleans brings sobering toll
The Mississippi flood area braces for a final clash as Atchafalaya and Tensas rivers move toward New Iberia Morgan City. The American Red Cross reports 114 flood deaths so far with Arkansas and Mississippi bearing the largest tolls.
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Orleans
Mississippi
Atchafalaya
Tensas Usia
New Iberland
Morgan City
Perssons
Algerican Red Cross
Henry M
World Record in Pole Vault Sparks Intercollegiate Track Fight
Sabin of the University set a world's record in pole vault as Intercollegiate track and field champions vie for team title. Tennessee State finished with 41 points while Yale followed with 24 1/2 and Southern California placed fourth with 28. A temporary organization of coaches from Kansas and Creighton planned a Chicago meeting at the NCAA headquarters in June.
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Anki Mex 8
ATV
Frs
Porterman Werld
Sabin
Sdles
Suhuvetd
A. Ashins
Toda Plantar
Finis
Yale
Southern California
Weekly Weather Forecast For Upper Mississippi And Missouri Valleys
Forecast covers upper Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys with periods of showers and variable temperatures mostly near seasonal or slightly below in northern areas and near normal or above in southern parts. Plains regions expect generally fair weather with partly cloudy skies and a slight warmup east portions. Road conditions: all cloudy days, roads good in Doualas county. temperatures compare to yesterday.
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Mississippi
Missouri
Rear Plains
Kansas
Doulas County
Baseball results from the American League today
May 28 reports from New York and Washington show Ruth driving in runs and Meusel homering as the Yankees beat the Senators 12 to 2 in the opener. Philadelphia swept Boston in a doubleheader as Gantrea’s triple sparked a 9 to 2 win and a separate 1 to 0 victory. In the National League, New York Giants beat Brooklyn 7 to 3, while St Louis defeated Pittsburgh 4 to 2 in a late-night matchup.
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Abe Ruth
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Senators
Meusel
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Washington
Yark
Thurston
Ruel
Shodker
Grabow
Willis
Cochrane
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Mogridge
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Ooy
MaQullan
O'Neill
Barnes
McWeedy
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Thavereaves
Philadelphia
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Richtourg
Boston
Geneich
Hogan
Ferguson
Wilson
Philadelphia Werl
Taylor
Wilson Ll
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Wrightjs
Dearlock
St. [Loris
The
Pirates
Red Cross Quota More Than Doubled in Douglas County
Douglas county contributions to the Red Cross flood relief fund for the Mississippi valley rose to 2 13.06, more than doubling the county’s second quota. The St. Louis headquarters had raised the target after Hoover canvassed and reports showed greater need. Additional gifts included 2,793.06 from G. L. Club and support from St. John’s Church and T. G. Fitch.
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Douglas County
Red Cross Fund For the Relief of
Mississippi Valley
St. Louis
Red Cross
Douglas
G. L
Attar Socret
John’s Chuch
T. G. Fiteh
Ocean Air Service Plans Under Way
Boston news reports a copyrighted Traveler story detailing preparations for an ocean air service with giant planes carrying 100 passengers. The plan aims to link Boston and New York with a mountain-top hub in Massachusetts. A mysterious leader, previously well known, heads the venture, promising a flight across the Atlantic in under 48 hours with cabins, dining facilities, and heated interiors.
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Boston
Boston Traveler
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Jand Ibergh
New York
Massachusetts
Whith
Ite
Massiachu M Institute
Aerafl Dha
Aeronautica
Poppy Sale Delights Liberty Post Auxiliary in Lawrence
American Legion Auxiliary workers report satisfaction with today's pony sale in Lawrence. Chairwoman Gladys Tidhas led the effort with red flower pins worn by participants. Others assisting included Mrs. Brawen, Mrs. Walter AdeClain, and Pinsmore Aller, plus numerous volunteers across stations at People’s Bank yard, House of Design, and several posts.
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American | Legion
Lawrence
Gladys Tidhas
Liberty Post Auxiliary
Oigher mirpTbets
Tee
Brawen
Walter AdeClain
Pinsmore
Anderson
Bowen
Dick Keene
House of
Ik! Sauncro Ih
Howard Creel
Hd Martin
Hows
L. Bishop
Sweden drafts flexible fine system based on income
The Department of Justice proposes installment fines under Johan Thyren's plan. Fines scale with income and may be deferred up to six months. failure to pay could lead to a workhouse sentence. The law starts January 1, 1926, in Stockholm. A London setup introduces a mobile direction finding station by the British Post Office Engineering Department to track wireless investigators.
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Department of Justice
Johan Thyren
Stockholm
London
British Post
Reed predicts big tax reduction plan in 1930s era
Washington May 28 AP Senator Reed of Pennsylvania predicts a large tax cut next year as part of a broad plan. He estimates a fiscal year end surplus and outlines reductions primarily affecting incomes above 80,000 dollars. The plan involves shifting taxes and aligning with Treasury guidance to ease fiscal pressures.
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Reed
Pennsylvania
Senate
Melton
Treasury
Public Service Commission probe spans three days in Topeka
In Topeka on May 28 the Kansas legislative committee opened a three day review of the Public Service Commission amid allegations against Chairman Hussey. Testimony by Mrs. Cummings described personal misconduct involving officials and calls for Hussey's resignation, while Gov Paulen defended Hussey saying he cannot dismiss a confirmed appointee.
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William A. Smujn
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Genayal
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Public Service Commission
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Cublic
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Topeka
Kan
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Legislative Committee
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Hos
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Thissey
Rel
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Chatrman
Public Set Commission
Poschning Paulen
Hns
Paulan
Senate
Muasmy
Tornado Kills Four and Injures Dozens in Missouri
A tornado struck communities near Aoberly and Salisbury Missouri killing four people, including Mrs. J. R. Williams and J. F. Williams, and injuring about a dozen others. Homes were destroyed across Chariton Randol and Boone counties. The storm also damaged Sturgeon with no injuries reported.
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New Yates
Saul
J. RK. Williams
J. F
Alive
Ie Anil
Dlougt
Salisbury
Sburgeon
Randpipl
Boone
Witlhear
Sturgeon
Opening Program At Liberty Memorial High School
Sunday evening at Liberty Memorial High School auditorium the opening program features Rev E Hislop delivering the commencement sermon on The Problem of Behaving Like Human Beings Olney to lead the reading and Supt H P Smith to read the scripture lesson The program marks the opening of the class of 1927 Also announced no Police Court will be held Monday morning and all weekend arrests will be tried Wednesday morning
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Gram of Liberty Memorial High School
Police Wilds
Dare Plane To Circle Over City In Mass Aerial Tour
The amphibian Pan-American plane under Maj Herbert A Dargue plans to circle Lawrence on Monday morning June 27 if weather cooperates. Walter O Lochner, head of a commerce group, says the flight will cover the east central west and south at about 200 miles weekly. The route today runs from Lawton Mass to Portland Me with invitations extended to fliers to stop here and a signal will announce the plane’s approach. The aircraft uses pontoons and wheels for land and water landings.
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Thie
Pan-American
Majix Herbert
A. Dargue
Lawrence
Walter O. Lochner
National Association of Commercial Organization Secretariant
Trenton
Chamber of Commerceal
Claude Statt
Joca
Lachner
Owas
Lawoi
Mass
Portland
Alumni Return as Kaysad University Completes Union
Report notes changes in campus sightlines as alumni rejoin for commencement and reunions. The Union building exterior appears finished since 1923, with financing from medges and ongoing restructuring delays. North stadium wing and auditorium progress show returning alumni, with Snow hall location to be announced by commencement.
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Medges
Chatimena Iaboy
Thie
University
Welo
Snow Hall
Alter New President Elected by Lawrence Reserve Officers
Lt Col Dinsmore Alter was elected president of the Lawrence Chapter of the Reserve Officers Association. Officers elected include Lt H H Trough as vice president and Lt Col Alter as Cant, with Edmistar reelected. The event followed a dinner where tripys detailed the course organization and final exams planned for Friday night led by Maj M A Palen.
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Dinsmore Alter
Lawrence
Reserve
Vapi
ALM
Ockerblasd
HH. T. Lough
Alter
Edmistar
Keasucé
Rickard
Linkronce
M.A. Palen
Kansas City
Kan
354Th Infantry
University of Kansas End Examinations Week
Final examinations at the University of Kansas run from Monday through Saturday with a Memorial Day break. The holiday interrupts exams, which resume Tuesday. The honor system is lax this quiz week and faculty monitor closely. There have been several cheating incidents this year including a recent case in the astronomy department involving one of the lab assistants.
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University of Kansas
Heran
Owitho
Tilden's Partner Eliminated in Interzonals at St Cloud
William Tilden remained as America's representative in the interzonal hard court championship here. Big But defeated Swiss champion Charles Apschmann without dropping a set, 6-1 6-1. Francis Hunter, Tilden's partner, lost to PD B Spence of South Africa, 6-3 6-2.
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South Africa
F da
Worth County road funds fuel countywide surfacing plan
The county commission approved a road fund project allocates funds for surfacing US highways across Worth County. An estimated 8,850 dollars were pledged for sand and gravel to cover two miles east to west, with oversight by federal agencies and the western highway commission.
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Cavenworth
U.S. Wiehe
Faderai Bureau of
Nobligacy
Memorial Day services set at Oak Hill cemetery
Memorial Day observances planned for Monday at Oak Hill cemetery. Rev C A Puls to preach the Memorial Day sermon at Tei ity fatthetan church. Allied organizations invited to attend. Procession to the cemetery and services to honor those who fought for the nation’s wars.
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Ht Prestul
Order of the Warade
U. Bund
Helutquarters Company
Tet Babtiljon
Nithl Infantry
Wyth Infante
Troan
Chi ¢ Yan Nationnal Cgrideds
University of Wwintsas
Aimer Jerans
Ihwo
American Legion
Jolher-Gygend
Mabion
Ciligenal of
Lawrencr
Anxiety grows as Chinese forces in Shantung threaten northern cities
Shanghai correspondent reports growing anxiety over armed civilian mobilization in Shantung. 2,040 civilians, including women and children, are noted as potential threats as Chinese forces may seize northern cities. Brig H planned to deploy infantry brigades to Pigisin amid tense conditions. Also, Chicago and Kansas City cereal price notes and corn futures rise on weather and market signals.
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Ale Tientaincon
Aivacing Ceking Chu
Shinaht
Tienan Oy Vincess
Shanghai
Ispress Pvs
Tientsin AL
Chilsod
Vington Case Mor Thad Versus Witnasdon Aborted
A district court filing in Kansas involves property valued over 200 dollars. Names like Bleich of Oxford and Rox Petroleum appear in a murky report along with references to the Arkansas river area and a five and one half acre tract. The piece also notes a death in Kansas City Kansas and a tainted crime detail about car thieves.
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Arkanisas
Haskell Students to Present a Play at Sa sglo de
Haskell Institute plans a Thursday evening dramatic program featuring Native actors including Miss Muskhat, Miss Santiago, and Miss Mary Morin. The production, possibly titled Shakestiene or similar, includes costumes designed with Creeck influences and a barbecued supper after the performance.
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Haskell
Sa'glode
Vane
Askell
U Tl
Oltier
Anathy
Weloria
Acon
Anil
Uni
Dakomm Siéus
Miss Muskhat
Disordered Report Of A Woman’s Death At A Hotel
A manuscript style notice describes the death of Sara Rapp at a Chicago hotel where Martin Marlin alleges she betrayed him. He claims he killed himself after learning of her infidelity, leaving his wife and others in confusion. The fragmentary text mentions a suicide and a hotel setting with unclear dates and relationships.
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Ealy
Martin
Sulvida
Milwanikoeps
Chigaget
Bey Nad
Funployey
Squidside
Aparlement
Joint Meeting Highlights Christian Church Assembly
At a joint meeting in Lawrence the Christian Church assembly honored Dr. David Shields of the Central Pa Christian Church with a fountain pen token for five years of service. Mrs Wheaton sang a solo and Ruth Ellis contributed as the choir and speakers.
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Persor
Daid
Church of
Sud
Hie
Wilma
Lawrence
Appr
A. Richard
Ae Group
Ruth Ellis
Sachem Reunion Plans At Kansas University
Forty alumni of Sala rem senior men's organization at Kansas University will feature a Bachent reunion. Names listed include Mair Edwards Leavenworth and others from Pontia City Kansas Burton and Atwater Kent Radio Hanna.
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Hann Organie Fion
Kansas University
Mair Edwards
Leavenworth
2 Tainam
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