Vehicle Crash Fatalities Describe Hospital Condition
Witnesses recount a collision involving Henry Davidson and Lécompton with Jack Hawk in a Buick at the time of the accident. Simmons Hospital reports one man in very serious condition. Sheriff Cummings later said the Cadillac brakes were good and the Dodge tour in a separate car tried to avoid the crash.
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Henry
Davidson
Lécompton
Jack Ity
Simmons
Cary
Ming
Mings
Conviction Quietly Reported in Federal Court Proceedings
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a federal case involving conspiracy charges and a defendant referred to as Falstead. Mention of a commissioner, defense counsel, and an appeal is present, but many names and details are garbled, leaving the core event as a conviction in a federal court and related statements.
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Oday
Federal
Court of Conspiracy
Falstead
Act
Missioner
Guy
O. Nat
Ij Duance
Fe ‘Co
Grain prices high as heat and losses push wheat higher
Chicago May grain markets show mixed moves with wheat deliveries lagging and prices ranging from 3 to 8¢ declines to advances. Oats gain 2 to 5¢, corn edges up as domestic crop damage and warm to hot conditions trigger trading caution across the wheat belt and exports outlook.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Tyethi
Ark
Fire in Nanking Sparks Public Safety Alarm
Fragmentary OCR note describes a large mob targeting a public safety site near a police station in Nanking. The text mentions danger to students and Chinese individuals, with unclear specifics about the incident and timing. The readable entities include Nanking and police station, suggesting a targeted disturbance or riot context.
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Longa
Nanking
Memorial Day Exercises Honor G A R Veterans
War veterans funeral rites and Memorial Day services outlined at Trinity Episcopal Church. The program includes music by the band, remarks by Theodore Gardner, and an address by Archibald Be Oliver. After the services, a detachment will decorate graves at Mount Oread Cemetery and patriotic orders will meet at the courthouse. Local building projects, including a $150,000 five story hotel and new student unions, proceed in Lawrence with plans for KU Homecoming and stadium improvements.
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Oak “Hill
G. A.R
Trinity - Episcopal ‘Church
C. A. Richard
Theodore Gardner
Helen 'Pendleton
Lincoln
Trintoria
Gettysburg
Archibald
Oliver
Frank
Endacott
Fice
Sén- Kuhnin Charg
Orea Netery
Accespion
Alusband
Inailalion
Lawrence
Eldridge
K.U
Pew
Dyche
Asa
Ventire
Bel
Haskell
Massachusetts
Tenth and
Massachusetts Street
Alb. Carter
Sixth
Eleventh Street
Masachusetts
I Impr
Vermont
B. MM. Post
Indiavia Street
Solor T. Emery
Brutal Slayer Case Shocks New York
May 30 Associated Press reports a brutal slaying in Florence Kane’s home. Detective James Cuneain investigates as authorities note a sister’s identity and a weapon that shattered a woman’s clothes. A religious crucifix is found near the scene and Kane’s family is deeply affected.
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New York
Associated Press
Searth
Florence’ Kane
James
Kane
Dow
Cab
Weather Turns Against Tex Rickard in Big Fight
New York May 30 The weather ruined plans for the McTigue Berlenbach heavyweight title bout at Yankee Stadium after heavy rain left the field slick. Both fighters were reported to have weighed around 170 pounds, four under the limit, as last nights fight card went forward with damp conditions.
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New York
Tex. Rickard
Hirst
Mike cTigne
Aul Berlenbach
Ard
Yankee Stadium
University of Kansas 53rd Commencement Evening Session
The University of Kansas holds its fifty third commencement in the stadium with evening exercises for the first time. The event features the graduation procession, a ground breaking for the Union building, and a reunion planned as the class marks its twenty fifth anniversary. Officials urge alumni to register for convenient attendance.
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Weil
Combin
University of Kansas
McCanles
Ani
Union
Dyche Museum
E. U
Lawrence
Univ 2
Fromi'k. U
Membe
K.U
KU to Broadcast Regular Semi weekly Programs
KFKU radio at University of Kansas will broadcast regular semi weekly programs Monday night starting at 10:50 p.m. The schedule includes piano tuning in at 6:50 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. features such as The Buried Treasures of Kansas and The Story of Ground Water. Also listed are lectures by Prof. R. S. Knappen and a musical and drama lineup including Remus, Myra Hul entary, and Cine Mira with various readings and performances.
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University of Kansas
R. S ‘Knappen
Aniiele “Remus
Myra -Hulentary
I Cine Mira
Col
Sam” G.ree
Choral Union Picnic Celebrates Successful Season
Lawrence Choral Union members marked the year with a picnic at South Park. More than 250 attended a 4:30 start featuring a 7 inning baseball game between tenors and basses, plus women's events and a cafeteria style supper. The evening closed with songs from Messiah and a 9 to 10 o'clock dance at FL AL Uo hall.
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Lawrence Choral ‘Union
Praic
South Parks
Dean DM
Swarthout
Chorus
University
Poehler Merchantile Cast
Kaw Valley Creamery
Henry Alhach
Lawrence Transfer’ Co
Dean Swarthout
America
Wo B Dow
FL AL Uo
Memorial Day tribute led by President Coolidge in Arlington
Arlington Memorial Day exercises centered on the tomb of the unknown soldier with President Coolidge leading the observance in Arlington National Cemetery. Thousands attended in Washington and radio stations broadcast the address while veterans groups held services for their dead and monuments were decorated. An anchor of poppies prepared aboard the USS Smyth was lowered into the Potomac as an additional tribute.
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Ashington
Washington
Coolidge
Arlington National
Army
Navy
U.S
Sylyh
Potomac River
U.S. S
Gram J Fuss
Reach an Accord on Security Pact In Paris
Paris May 80 Associated Press The French and British governments have reached an accord on all essential provisions of the Western European security pact proposed by Germany in official circles today.
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Paris
Associated Press
Germany
Nansen Doubts Amundsen Relief Expeditions Weeks Away
American observers debate relief for the Amundsen Ellsworth polar party. Dr Fridtjof Nansen doubts relief plans while Commander Donald Maclean backs a one to five week expedition search if needed. Flight plans and ice conditions are noted as limiting factors.
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New York
Fridijof Nansen
Berlin
Nansen
Spitzberg
Donald Et Maelan
Amundsen
Meg
Pear
Miniature Half Moor ships on view at Topeka home
Fred Smithmeyer of Topeka crafts a detailed two to two and a half foot miniature Half Moon from wood and other materials. The ship includes ten posed figures on deck and realistic Holland flags and insignia. It will be displayed in Jim Gustafson’s window next week, with plans to sail on Lake View this summer if feasible.
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Henrik Hudson
Fred Smithmeyer
Topeka
F. H. Smithméyer
Jim Gustafson
Dutch East Indies Company
Smithmeyer
Lake View
Mrs Louise Anderson Madden Resigns for New Kansas Role
Mrs Louise Anderson Madden, star professor of education at the University of Kansas, resigns after five years in charge of English teaching at the Oread Training School. She will assume new duties on September 13 at Carter Tire service.
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Louise Anderson
Liberty High School Class of 1925 Commencement Address Summary
Liberty high school held its 1925 commencement with about 178 seniors at capacity. Irving Hill awarded diplomas with board vice president presenting, senior speeches followed by the glee club, and Rev Backus delivering a speech on The Easiest Way.
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Liberty E School
E Diplei
Ser
William Backus
Ene
Irving ; Hill
Board of Education
Eigen
Berthan Wilson
John F. Watts
Atra
Karney Brasfield
United & B
United Staes
The
Harsnehisetts
Hoa
Aliss Mildred
Sptech
Liberty Memorial
Hlechi
Unti
Quentin“. Newcombe
Frank Stror
Ae— le Nats
Vergil
Liberty
Trev
Ba Achis
Hill
F. ‘Hey
Olney
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Mr. Davidson
Cummings
lBato
To.spean
Scott O Be
JS. Chamber
Geneva
Ade
Tos
Tex
Rickard
Exerc
KFKU
Jonrad
McGrew
Thorn
Collins von
Choral Union
Tenors
F. A. U. Hall
Arlington Service
Carter
Hanger Bicyclés
Hanpa
Dr. Nansen
New
Macmillan
Shi
Hudson's
Macdonald
Pennsylvania Normal
Carter Tire Service
Backus
Efrort
Marcus ‘Aurelius
Tucksi
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