Norway to Aid Search for Italia With Arctic Sealer
Oslo May AP The Norwegian government seized the steamer Ingefour a 6200 ton ice strengthened vessel to act as a mother ship for aviators seeking the missing Italia. Cap Riiser Larsen and Lieut Dietrichson will pilot planes from the coast of Spitzbergen with Roald Amundsen aboard for the 1925 polar expedition. The Hobby and Citta di Milano plan to join, search routes via Advent Bay and Kings Bay as crews hunt for traces of the Italia presumed lost in Arctic ice.
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Oslo
Norway
Horth
Spitzbergen
Spitebergen
Arctic
Riiset-Larsen
Pins
Elt Dietrichson
Roald Amundsen
Ludzow Hom
Riiser-Larsen
Ministry of Défense
Hobby
Spitazbergan
Adventnditake
Tandberg
Noeis
Citta di Milano
Kings Bay
Italia
Kut
Dot
Citta di Nulano
Rudi
Lindley to Give Commencement Addresses Across States
Chancellor E H Lindley will deliver four commencement addresses and a laureate address over the next two weeks. He speaks in Idaho at the University of Idaho and in Washington at Washington State College, with stops in Kansas City and Pembroke. He then heads to Pullman for Was يخick State College, returns to Moscow for Idaho seniors, and attends the Southern Branch at Pocatello.
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Idaho
Washington i
E. Ht
Lindley
Pembroke School
Kansas City
Kansas City Teachers College
West Coast
Was Gick State College
Pullman
Washington
Moscow
Southern
University
The
Manhattan
Fitzsimmons
Ralph Snyder
State Farm Bureau
Oskaloosa
Addie Trapp
Stormont Hospital
Moyne Rice
Lawrence
F.B. Mayer
Lena Nothberg
Walter Robison
Baldwin
Clare Clar
Jdge
Carl |Stebbens
Columbia
Stephens College
Ruth
John Waggoner
Thursay
Lucy Raines
Topeka
George Raines
Charles Hannah
Emporia
Louise
State Teachers ’College
Elkington
Gene Keers
Ft. Smith
Ark
Luce
Virginia
Toneka
Snellgrove
Lucile Housh
Kansas
Ruth Patrick
Evalyn Dellinger
Trittsburg
Nell Nincehelser
Columbus
W. J. Nincehelser
Nell
Viola “Waugh
Helen Coleman
Emporial State Teachers College
iMiss Helen
Ivo Dunn
Bert Patrick
James Morrow
Géo. Huddleston
Will Pottert
Gee Davis
Rue Jenkins
Los Angeles
Galif
Roscoe Jenkins
California
New York
Jenkins
Louise Hannah
Emmonia State Teachers College
Strong City
Margaret Ford
Ottawa
Agnes Nincehelser
Council Grove
Antarctic Flight Plans Stir Interest At New York Event
Reports say Captain Kearne Y. Wilkins and Commander Richard E. Byrd are gathering for separate Antarctic aims as flight expeditions advance. In Wichita, Mrs. Je Wright survived a lightning strike that damaged a radio and a wall after a storm with high winds. In Kansas City, Herman Finger was killed when his World War I German air service plane crashed near Richards Field during a landing attempt.
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Wilkins Fe
South “Pole
Kearne Y. Wikins
Aus
Troian
Arctic
Avih
Antarctic
Wald orf-Astoria
Biltmore
Ichita
Je . Wright
Kansas’ City
Herman Finger
Sallain
Richards Field
Hentane
Finger
Convention Committee Plans for Cleaners and Dyers
A conventions committee meeting at the Chamber of Commerce tonight at 7 30 discusses the annual State Association of Cleaners and Dyers convention to be held in Lawrence July 16 17 and 18 with over 200 members expected, per secretary C L Scott.
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Dyers
Chamber of Commerce
Lawrence “Association of Cleaners and Dyers
Chamber of Conmerce
State Association of Cleaners and Dyers
Lawrence
State Association
C. L. ‘Scott
The
Arabian city to host mystic order meeting in Virginia
Richmond hosts the thirty ninth annual supreme council meeting of the Mystic Order of Veiled Prophets of the Enchanted Realm on June 4. Grottogs from across the United States have reserved for the four day convention as 30 bands and 81 drill teams provide entertainment. John A. Derthick of Brooklyn will succeed Grand Monarch George Jerome Brenner of Saginaw through automatic advancement. ATL members for the Grottes are Masons.
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Richmond
Old Dominion
Mystic Order of Veiled Prophets of the
Virginia
Supreme Council
Grottogs
United States
John A. Derthick
Brooklyn
N.Y
George Jerome
Rural Gradation Exercises Set for Saturday
Douglas county rural schools hold graduation for 154 diplomas at 2 p.m. in the Fire Memorial High School auditorium. Reo van R. Dyer delivers the address. Students and staff should assemble by 1:30 p.m. for the event featuring a piano solo, vocal quartet, and the diploma ceremony led by O. J. Lane.
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Douglas County Rural School
Fire Progr Imemorial High School
Reo
van R. Dyer
Lane
County Superintedentai
Jto
Vail
Bueille McCresth
Florence Beaner
Charles’ A. Puls
Bagtor “Trinitly Lutheran Church
Arthur Gabriel
Eudora Girls
Dean John R. Dyer
O. J. Lane
Douglas county 4-H round up lists 37 attendees at Manhattan
The revised list of Douglas county 4-H club members registered for the sixth annual boys and girls 4-H club round-up at Manhattan June 4 to 9 contains 37 names. Also listed are leaders and contributors from Kanwaka Midland and Riverside clubs, with private transport planned and a health contest to select Kansas delegates for Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Coun
Manhattan
Farm Bareau
Ralph Colman
Kanwaka
Hilda Vernson
Midland
D H. McGreath
Riverside Club
A. L Gilkison
Elizabeth Randle
Douglas County
Farm Bureau
Kansas State Agricultural College
State of
Kansas
Chicago
Elvin Pine
Fern Kayson
Elmer Hartman
Arthur Heck
Jayhawk Club
Kathryn Swanson
Virginia Swanson
Kanwaka Leroup
Ruth Johns
Mildred Leonhard
Sam Seetin
Milton Elliott
Filmer Hartman
Arthur, Heck
Wilfred Pine
Silvin Pie
Robert Miller
Howard Gregory
Belleview Club
Ruth Marjorie Duncan
Lola Duncan
Harold Duncan
Anne Bichelmeyer
Barbara Bichelmeyer
Baldwin Club
Robert Jardon
Burton Axline
Scott Morgan
Glen Kath
Genevieve Vernson
Land Eugenia
Land Eugenia Brine; Riverside club—Mrs. Dr. McCredt , Jeader,Evelyn Bune
Pearl Martin
Fern Kasson
Dorothy Pine
Agnes Pine
Wilma Hartman
Elmér Hartman
Clinton Club
Roberta Steele
Irene Nemec
Wanetta Nemec
Ralnk Colman
Opal Christy
Harry Leonhart
Sarma Seetin
Margaret Colman
Virginta Colman
Mac Platt
Irlene Elliott
Scott and Hackney File for Governor Topeka
Two Kansas gubernatorial candidates date filed in Topeka as the race begins. Chasue Scott of Iola, a Republican, and old T. Hackney of Wellington, a Democrat, submitted secretary of state declarations marking the start of their campaigns. Lieut. Gov. D. A. WN. Chase of Pleasanton filed earlier. Arbuthnot of Bennington seeks Republican renomination for state senator from the List district.
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Topeka
Karsag
Chas
Ue Scott
Iola
Ld T. Hackney
Wellington
Secretary of State
Hackney
Gubi
Scott
Republica
D. A. WN. Chase
Pleasanton
Arbuthnot
Bennington
Salinea
Ottawa
Deaths and funerals of Louis L. Litchfield
Louis L. Litchfield aged sixty five died Tuesday at his daughter Agnes Secord’s home in Globe Arizona. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 10am from Rumsey Brothers funeral home. Burial in Eudora cemetery. Pallbearers listed. Also reports Governor Brandon re elected president of United States Good Roads association. State officials discuss draining Cheyenne Bottoms near Great Bend and oppose drainage by local landowners.
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Louis L. Litchfield
Agnes Secord
Globe, Ariz
Rumsey
Firemen Benefit Fund Boosted by Woodland Carnival Crowds
Crowds at the Jest two nights at the Woodland perk grounds for the Lachran Car son carnival under the Lawrence fire department auspices will swell the firemen's fund. Last night a large audience enjoyed rides and shows as the carnival features draw locals. The Globe of Death stunt and Luckie Wilson on the lobe drew attention along with minstrel acts, hula shows, high diving, and the dwarf bull display weighing about 1500 pounds. Riots in Belgrade and clashes over the Nettuno convention marked the broader news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ackman-Carson Iearnival
Lawrence Fire Department
Lachran-Carsor
Luckie” Wilson
Altho
Mrs Nuffer Improving After Memorial Hospital Stay
Mrs Charles Nuffer, treated at Memorial hospital since May 6, is reported to be improving rapidly today. The update comes from hospital staff at the city facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nuffer
Charles Nuffer
Memorial Hospital
Hospital Ital
Fairview Social Round Keeps Local Tales Alive
Fairview residents hosted Sunday dinners and visits with relatives in Lawrence Vinland and Ottawa. Multiple families, including Niselys Hunsingers and Learys, shared meals and attended memorials graduation exercises. Names such as Mr and Mrs C A Nisely Rev Morgan J K Morgan and others appear among gatherings and travel between Fairview Vinland and nearby towns.
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Perkins
Caroline Perkins
Geo. Hunsinger
TF. Griffin
Frank Nisely
Ola
C. A. Nisely
Bloyd
Walter ‘Atwood
Gladys
Andrs
John Irwin
Roy Irwin
T. N. Shirar
E. Leary
May Davis
Kennedy
Peyton
Myron Lindall
Louise
E. L. Broom
Peters
Mabel
Vinton Peters
Ed Howard
Sosey
Floyd Nisely
Holton
A. Humsinger
E. Brown
E. Ralston
T._N. Shirar
Vinland
Redinger
Chas. Wells
William, Wells
Emil Gauck
Ed. Howard
B.C. Day
G. W. Cooper
Helen Allison
Bonnie Grundy
Kansas City
Paul Koehler
Edna
E. C. Cowles
Will Koehler
Belleview
Les ‘Lawrence Leonard
Oak Ridge
Luke Brown
Ruth
Melba Brown
Harold Marshall
Patricia Arnaud-Byron -Fredrickson
Bonner Springs
Elsie
Carlotta Brown
Ted Brown
Homer Brownlee
Ernest Ralston
A. R. Nottinghams
Elizabeth Stites
Lydia Landon
Oklahoma
Alberta Johnson
Esther Johnson
Sibley
B.C
Mildred
Vinland High School
J. K. Morgan
Koehler
Ray
Shirar
T. L. Shirar
Helen
Hazel
Emporia
Stewart jury chosen in Stewart Teapot Dome trial
Four women and eight men were selected to decide the guilt or innocence of oilman Robert W. Stewart for refusing to answer Senate Teapot Dome committee questions. The panel was chosen in under two hours amid defense protests, with Justice Siddons presiding and limiting voir dire under a January court rule. The lead story includes local notes on visitors, graduations, and community events from Oskaloosa.
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Washington
Robert W. Stewart
Senate’ Teapot
Stewart
Frederick L. “Siddoris
Sinclair
Harry %. Sinclair
William J. Burns
Siddons
District of Columbia ‘Supreme Court
Sinclair Consolidated Oil Corporation
Frank ‘Jean
Hogan
Was paid for speeches on public utilities
Washington May 31 AP Evidence that Theodore J Gray son a Penn professor has been paid for making speeches on public utilities and held positions with the New Jersey committee for public utilities information and the New Jersey utilities association was given the federal trade commission today Grayson himself Lee Grayson's testimony was part of the commission's drive to trace the operations of organized utilities interests through twenty eight state committees A far flung publicity campaign has been exposed in Ohio Florida Iowa Kansas Nebraska Missouri Minnesota and the Dakotas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Theodore J. Grayson
University of Pennsylvania
New Jersey Committee For Public Utilities Information
New Jersey Utilities Association
Feders! Trade
Grayson
Lee -Grayson
Trade Commission
Ohio
Florida
Iowa
Kansas
Nebraska
Missouri
Minnesota
The
Dakotas
Memorial Day Observance and Local Notices in Oskaloosa
Memorial Day service at the Methodist church featured song, invocation, scripture, anthems, and sermon with Rev. A. H. Tebben. Local news notes report house goods sale for late Anna Ross, fishing trip, dinners, bank convention, and travel by residents. Also mentions marriage licenses, administrations, birth, and area business changes.
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Methodist Church
America
Dr. Kircher
John Sutton
A. H. Tebben
Tebben
Methodist
Ross Taylor
Kansas City
Anna
Ross
Paul Alexander
Delaware
Helen Gibbs
Cassig
Sheldon
Emy Poria
Curtis Patrick
Perry
James Morton
Jamés Mains
W. D. Monroe
Hoffman
É Ford
Weishaar
Thesquare
Timipe
Brown
Lawrence
Harvey
Ruth ‘Patrick
Atchison
Clostae
W. M. Pennington
Salem
Oregon
Jare
John ‘Kirkpatrick
Nellie. Pennington
Wesley. Fitzsimmone
Walla
Washington
Local Travels and Graduations Highlight Excelsior News
Residents and visitors from Excelsior and nearby towns motor to Ottawa and Lawrence during a busy Tuesday and Wednesday. Three Excelsior graduates Lydia Johanning Clara Johanning and Vista Dyer are noted for top averages. Herbert Glaser, born Arkansas 1885, married Lottie Gibson Ness City and left behind two children before passing away in mid 1919.
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Mes
Frank Deay
Edith
Bertha Kessier
Harry Flory
Marie
Helen Clark
Ottawa
Alvin Johanning
Baldwin
Bertha Kessler
Lawrence
Excelsior School
Lydia
Clara Johanning
Vista Dyer
Vista
Herbert Glaser
Theodore Glaser
Arkansas
Lottie “Gibson
Ness City
Cone
Eni
Rexall Orderlies Offer Relief From Constipation
A Battle Creek physician notes constipation causes much misery yet an immediate remedy exists. Rexall Orderlies tablets draw water into the colon to soften and evacuate fecal matter, prompting a gentle natural movement. Chew Rexall Orderlies at night for relief by morning. Get 24 at Rexall Drug Stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battle Creek
Rexall Orderlies
Rexall
Aew
Rexall Drug Store
Baldwin Burial and Wedding Echoes at Centropolis
The article records a funeral for Joseph Glaser in Centropolis with services led by Rev. McLane and Rev. Ward and notes burial in Baldwin cemetery. It also details the May 23 wedding of Miss Oral May Flory to Perry Barkley at the Flory home, with attendance, ceremonial music, attire, gifts, and future plans to move to California after a brief honeymoon.
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D’olock
Nk Hughes
Everett Simmons
Clyde Moses
Cross
Lydia’ Stee
Ware
S Te
Angurm
de Pennn
Melvin
Vera Belle
Harry Flo
Town
Oral May Flory
Perry Barkley
Rosé Barkleys
Baldwin
C. W. Baily
Baldwin i
Lehch
Gun
Walter
California
Belen Fipty
Mehrice Price
Bertha Kessler
Frank Deay
J. W. Perry
Helen Clark
Walter Pohl
Eva
Mabel
Irma Haas
Hazel
Irene Lynch
Vera Gook
Mildred Dea
Mildred Barkley
Edith Desay
Ervan Flory
Ermine Barkley
Baldwin High School
Business College
Lawrence
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Health Remedy Ad
A vintage advertisement extols Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a natural laxative for constipation. It claims the syrup is mild non habit forming and effective without harsh purges. The copy urges readers to try a free sample by writing to Monticello Illinois for home use.
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Caldwell
Calgwell
Dr. Caldwel
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L. W. Halls
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Will Gray
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Lawrence Business College
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