Allen to Present Wood at Chicago Nomination Talk
Telegram from General Wood asks Kansas Governor Henry J. Allen to address the Republican National Convention in Chicago. The move aims to name General Leonard Wood as the party’s candidate, with Allen’s consent and private discussions referenced by Governor Allen and Colonel Wm. Pevetor.
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Allen
Wood
Chicago
Kansas
New York
Mayon
Henry J. Allen
Kar
Majer Eral Leonard
United States
Atuania
Wmn
Pevetor
Chmelottevaile
Carranza death report disputed by capital sources
Ambiguity surrounds Carranza's demise as reports from Washington and the Mexican capital differ. A surgeon’s statement cites self-inflicted wound as the likely cause, while other officials including former Treasury head and seven others sign a note urging a formal investigation within fifteen days into the Carranza death and the roles of Gonzales and Vegiere as key figures.
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Carranza
Ite
Treminy
Bilanca
Con Gonzales
Menutu Lupo
Investipube
Peyer
Allen Gains Backing In New York Debate
The Journal-Works received a dispatch from Mater Gee via J. Krevek detailing Governor Haney Allen's appearance in New York. The audience initially doubted him but he won them with strong Kansas law points and direct questioning. New York papers largely concede his victory and call the meeting wonderful.
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Journal-Works
Mater Gee
J. Krevek
Haney J. Allen
New York
Allen-Gorpers
Kansas
Alyn
Local Visitor Social Round at Coun try Club
Nic Bondi of Clicago, staying with the Hoinvilles, is guests of W. C. Simons family. Bondi, a navy veteran who met Marcel Cohn at Great Lakes, enjoys dinner with J. H. Cohns. A scheduled Kansas vs Missouri game was rained out yesterday and not played.
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Clicago
C. H. Hoinville
W. C. Simons
Bondi
Navy
Marcel Cohn
Great Lakes
J. H. Cohn
Weather Report Telegram Readout
Regional forecast notes temperatures with yesterday and today figures. Yesterday’s high 74 and low 54, today’s high 66, low 54, with today at 2 pm and a Virginia inset indicating imprecise today maximum and minimum values.
Orders A Hunt For Kansas Profiteers
A United States Circuit Court in New York upheld the Lever Act amid debate over profiteering by Kansas-based firms. The decision clarifies penalties for price gouging and profit taking in wartime goods, with officials emphasizing enforcement against suspected profiteers.
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Topeke
United States Circuit Court
USA
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Cluthiers
I. Thael
Natmv
Bolshevik Attack Grows Amid Turmoil and Clashes
Fragmentary report describes bolshevik reinforcements and rising violence across fronts. Warnings issued at home spark confusion as forces move north and east, with scattered clashes and unrest deepening the crisis.
Hearing seating of Wile me elorenel with a nature case
A Leavenworth district court case outlines charges and a probable appearance in county court. The hearing concerns a slurtery charge and possible revocation of a paralegal arrangement under Leavenworth authorities.
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Elorenel
Leavenworth
Leavenwor
Lectures by Prof Cady planned in Vermilion SD
South Dakota university professor B P Cady will give two talks next week before the American Chemical Society in Vermilion South Dakota. Mr and Mrs Ben Elder of Reno County are visiting their daughter Gladys Larson at 825 Ohio Street. Elder, a western Kansas pioneer, moved to Jugeman County in 1878 near W C Simons' child home. He called at the Journal-World today and shared old time experiences. After Lawrence, the Elders will attend Ness City Old Settler's Reunion on June 2 and 3.
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B. P. Cady
South Dakota Steel
American Chemical Society
Vermilion
Ben Eber
Reno County
Gladys Larson
Ohio Street
Elder
Kansas
Jugeman County
W.C. Simons
Journal-World Office
Lawrence
Ness City
Scouts Attend Picture at Bowersock Theatre
Five hundred boy scouts view the Boy Scout picture at the Bowersock Theatre this forenoon. Welch and Welsh, Chiropractors.
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Boy Scouts
Boy Scout
Bowersock Theatre
Welch & Welsh, Chiropractors
Plans for Fourth of July Celebration Committees
A distorted notice outlines appointed committees for Lawrence town Fourth of July festivities. Names listed include Bevan Porth as chair, with roles in entertainment, finance, and logistics. The document promises a host of speakers, choirs, and events, detailing arrangements and committee responsibilities.
D'Annunzio Forces Advance in Fiume Region
Foreign office dispatch from Belgrade reports D'Annunzio aligned troops under Gabrielle D'Annunzio Nunzio advancing from Fiume toward Cavalenna and threatening Sursuk, with Jugo-Slavs preparing military steps to resist the advance as of this morning.
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Sh Pariz
Ammonto
Gopher Drive to Fight Alfalfa Pests Plans Formed
County farm agent R. O. Smith secures more poisoned oats for gopher extermination as alfalfa growth delays locating gopher damage. Douglas plans a concerted fall drive after the last alfalfa cutting. Mr and Mrs George Benson travel from Leavenworth to visit relatives Mrs G W Smith and Mr Smith for the weekend.
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Oxieg
R. O. Smith
Douglas
Crisis confronting American schools and home control decline
A study notes rising demands on schools and eroding home control as key elements of a national crisis. It cites overcrowded classes, aging facilities, and rising student numbers, with calls for community solutions and reforms in education, labor, and social policy.
Diplomas Awarded to 1130 High School Seniors
A school ceremony awarded diplomas to 1130 seniors amid crowded bleachers and program chaos. Speakers urged vocational courses, Americanism, and expanded facilities as room shortages hinder future work. Names of graduates listed include Anderson, Armstrong, Arnald, Cox, De Woody, Dick, Dunkel, Low Durland, Eberhart, Gaskill, Hunsinger, Hyre, Johnson, Kell, Nepler, Klock, Lowman, Lehmann, Lupton, Mayers, McGrew, Moody, Morrison, Neal, and others.
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Ates Ince
Christias Anderson
Mia Vret
Juliette Armstrong
Eimience Arnald
Grace Mildred Gall
Banning
Robert Dorothy Laosithine
Bututh Carter
Thomdere Carter
Aliee Amanid
Clark
Henry‘ Garland Coffman
Florence Marguerite Cox
Mary Pauline de Woody
Ethel L. Dick
Mariana Goodran Dunkel
Darvethy Low Durland
Hazel Elizabeth Eberhart
Leona
Carolyn Ebiin
Herning Endacott
Eleta T
Allis
Marie Garvin
Leah Mildred Gaskill
Carolin Gast
Mildred Blanche Geocay Hudson Gilots Gould
Dorothy Illiann Feeatin
Mais Wen
Carl Hareis
Otto J. F . Donalds
Dorothy Hestertte
Louise Hit
Jeyse Wil Leff
George Philips
Lidli Oy
Ellen Jeannetts Hughes
Carrigmar Hunsinger
Marvin
Charles Hyre
Cleta Gael
Fifty Year Celebration At Wilbraham Academy
The department of chemistry at the University marks its fiftieth anniversary near commencement at Wilbraham Academy Massachusetts. Dr Baileys graduation from the academy in 1879 is noted. Three boys from that class completed college, about one third survive. Mrs Bailey will join Dr Bailey on the trip, then the commencement address June 14 followed by a possible summer home visit at Northport Michigan.
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T Tree
Class of 185 Moves Up to High School
The junior high promotion ceremony at the Presbyterian church highlighted the Class of 185 advancing to high school. Captain Burdick inspired pupils with the motto Do a good deed. he contrasted storms at sea with sturdy anchors of Resolutions and Deeds in guiding youth.
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Jenier
Engledinger
Buys
Harold
Motamas
Supt
A. Kent
Lacome
Caroline Sunshine
Schmidt
Girt
Start Monday to Decide Contests at Republican National Convention
The Republican National Committee plans to begin considering contests next Monday morning, with four days needed to finish. Four major rulings will govern the other cases, involving contests in the Tenth Minnesota and Missouri districts, plus likely fights in Georgia and Mississippi. Clarence B. Miller said the committee would review the issues and rules in these proceedings.
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Clarence EB. Miller
Republican National
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Kansas Towns Lose Population in Census Week Report
Washington reports show a decline in population across several Kansas towns during the latest census week. Early data indicate a 12 to 20 percent drop in several municipalities, signaling significant shifts in local demographics.
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Mar
To Open Bids Tuesday for Douglas County Improvement Bond
The Douglas County board of commissioners will hold a special meeting to open bids on the proposed improvement bond issue next Tuesday at 11 oclock.
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Douglas County
Welock
Douglas County Board of Commissioners
Merchants Bureau Meeting at Chamber of Commerce Rooms
A Merchants Bureau meeting of the Merchants' Bay department of the Lawrence Chamber of Commerce was held in the Chamber of Commerce rooms. The note references 132 Agency for insurance.
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Merchants’ Bay
Department of the
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Robbers Identified in Kansas City Fair Store Heist
Scott Bailey of the Fair Clothing Store in Lawrence identified three men Odell of Louisville Lewis of Kansas and Glenn Still of Kansas as the suspects seen near the store on Wednesday night They allegedly used an Oakland light six to flee the scene and were linked to a theft of 400 to 600 dollars worth of silks The police expect a confession from Odell and hope to recover all stolen goods if true custody details and identities are confirmed by Kansas City authorities
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Kansas
Glenn Still
Kans
Scott Bailey
Fair Clothing
Lawrence
Oakland Light
Scott
Fair
Supreme Cafe
Kansas City
Lestt
St Joseph
Round Shoulders Among Lawrence School Children
Miss Marie Dean announced results of a postural screening of 594 grade children from Lawrence schools. One hundred forty three were round shouldered, 120 with protruding abdomens, 11 wines and seaplan, 67 right shoulder low, 45 forward head, 42 round back, 31 hollow back, 16 left shoulder low. Two hundred forty eight had good postures. Average best expansion measured 3.17 inches.
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Lawrence
Marie Dean
New Hupmobile Burned Near Baldwin
A new Hupmobile bought three weeks ago by J. L. Hawke of Lawrence burned west of the big hill at Baldwin. Fire began in a wheel area and is thought caused by tight brakes. Insurance agency received notice today. A Topeka Chamber committee inspected Lawrence water plant arrival delayed from May 26. See Dr. Albright for chiropractic care.
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J. L. Hawke
Lawrence
Big Hill
Baldwin
Topeka Chamber of Commerce
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