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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1912

Page

1

Open Sewer Hazard Nearly Fatal Auto Accident

A Massachusetts Street open sewer, left unguarded during street work, caused a car to drop into a ditch last night. Mrs. Wilson escaped with scratches and bruises, while Mr. Wilson was thrown free. the car was damaged and a watchman was later placed to warn pedestrians.

Massachusetts Ass. C. B. Wilson Warrent Streets Pufiig Warren Street Massachssetts Street Trenp Carney Pm Garage

More Good Wheat Reported in County Harvest

John F. Morgan recalls a century of wheat growth, claiming 1992 yields mark the county’s best. J. E. Edwards reports 100 acres at about 2Nlg bushels per acre, Frank Léonhard fields average 52 bushels an acre.

John F. Morgan Ey Tronglas County Eroy J. E. Edwards Frank Léonhard

Pictures of the War Battle Kangus in Topeka Plan

A fragment notes motion picture portrayals of the war titled Battle Kangus to be shown in Topeka. Plans mention cinema houses joining the army mobilization in Lawrence and possibly following with a military focus. The text is garbled but references wartime films and public interest.

Kangus Lawrence

July Warm Month Reported by University Weather Bureau

The 1912 July was warmer than average per official University weather statistics. The hottest day reached 97 degrees, monthly average 78.07 degrees, a figure rarely matched in decades. A notable drought risk period affected crops during the month.

I: University Mindweather

Kansas Ballot Case Hearings Before Supreme Court

Judge Pithey hears the Kansas ballot case as Jackson argues the issue mirrors the Roosevelt Taft contest. The suit questions whether electors pledged to Roosevelt or Taft can appear on the Kansas primary ballot and if federal courts can rule on this constitutional conflict.

New York Aus Kansas United States Supreme Court Roosevelt Severslndlorners Roosevelt Party Keplingtr Jackson Erinstead Pennieslvania Taft Aeelayred United States Roosevelt, People! F KanSaaj Willig Vandeventer Serraleh Priipyate Vad Ballog Batt

Unpaid Taxes Reported in County Collections

Unclear OCR reads that about $10,362.38 in taxes were unpaid in the county with a collector's note of $12,325.00 and $600 turned over to the sheriff for collection. It states only rough figures and mentions approximately $55 in unpaid taxes awaiting action.

Printing Ballots Debate Reaches Kansas Governor

Kansas Governor W R Stubbs endorses Attorney General Dawson and State Printer Austin plan to print Republican ballots with spaces for electors. Clerks warned they will be protected by the state if they follow the advice, but risks of contempt of court loom as county clerks delay printing. W R Green delays action awaiting Supreme Court decision while awaiting developments.

W. R. Stubbs Kansas Dawson Austin Tus Felerkcs Stubbs Wbr John S. Damson Generae W. R. Green Supreme Court Cig

Lawrence Manields Visit Highlights Crider Candidacy

A Lawrence audience hosts John H. Crider of Fort Scott, a congressional hopeful. The writer praises Crider’s long Kansas citizenship and character, urges locals to know him, and frames the race as a contest with Strider, urging support if Crider secures the nomination.

Lawrence John H. Crider Fort Scott Cider Congress Crider Shoe Kansas Land Min- Crider Strider Shouldappen

Lightning Kills Man. Wife Faints At Fire

A man named Halph Hane near Harwood, Me, was killed instantly when a barn caught fire after a shooting. His wife fainted upon learning of his death as a neighbor arrived to help. The barn was destroyed and both bodies were removed before the flames spread.

Harwood Bob Levada Halph Haneman Here Jin

A O U W Picnic Draws Crowd in Woodland Park

A. O. U. W. picnic in Woodland Park attracted a sizable afternoon crowd with larger expected turnout for the evening program headlined by Joly H. Crider Past Master Workman. Crider speaks tonight at 8:20 and a_Nérab Tree attraction plus a moving picture show are listed as tonight's events. In Arkansas City a Pinchot spill injured him and two locals when an interurban car struck the group as Pinchot, touring Kansas for the progressive party, was bumped to the ground.

Woodland Park Joly H. Crider War Ithe

Lawrence Sends Warm California Note Home

Alfred Lawrence, summering in California, praises the state but says Lawrence is the place for him after all. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence have been staying at Long Beach and will soon move to Boulder, Colorado. Washington news mentions debates over tax bills and party control in the Senate.

Lawrence Alfred Lawrence Califdrnia

Man Held After Home Arson Fire In Lawrence

A man identified as Calmer Riddle is held in the county jail pending investigation into a fire at his home on Vermont Street. Police found saturated rags in a closet and noted possible torches used to start the blaze. Neighbors and witnesses reported a torch found aboard a week earlier and a stranger’s movement near the residence. County Attorney may file a formal complaint as evidence is gathered.

Emuity Enstaly Vermonttreet Arsini Aan Lis Lara Departmente Dar Ayer Meyvis Henres Riling Samme quMpts Ross Marshal Myers Dt Hadisheen Hurniang Dris Nel Sant Riddle Hyme

Live stock display promises best showing yet at Douglas County Fair

Douglas County fair organizers anticipate a premier live stock display with many entries from local breeders. R Steel of Belvoir plans multiple Herefords, Clas BE Sarton plans Planens, ELE Brown to bring a herd, Frank Wisving to show Dalsiers, Fred Laptaid with Turse stock, and several hog producers to enter six white GP hogs. Clarence Merriott and M Connole plan stallion entries, with many other blooded stock joiners expected. The event aims to showcase top animals across cattle, horses, and swine sectors plausibly the strongest in years.

Dang Ing Douglas County R. Steel Belvoir Clas Sarton Planens Brown Frank Wisving Fred Laptad Stk Mainwarting Sutton Fred Laptaid Cowles A. G. Banks R. Warris Clarence Merriott Six Corners M. Connole Clineton

Missing 35000 From Estate of Emanuel Hill Begs Answers

A Topeka report notes 35000 is missing from the estate of Emanuel Hill alias Penn. Relatives pursue settlement and investigate possible misappropriation as the case unfolds. Also, a marriage license was issued today to Richard Johnson and Cressie Ellis, both of Topeka.

Emanuel Hill Penn James Will Hill Richard Johnson Cressie’ Ellis Hoth Topeka

Kansas Weather Report Briefs

General forecast notes possible local showers in the southwest tonight or Friday. Cooler conditions expected tonight in the southeast and north east portions. Source references show regional temperature notes and timing across sections.

Boston Creates Drama Teacher Role For Playground Children

Boston school committee has created an instructor in dramatics and elocution to entertain and educate children at playgrounds. The new official, likely Miss Matiel J. Goldman, will visit playgrounds in turn and perform semi real acts and instructional tales tailored to the children's ages.

Boston Mass Stroyteller Matiel J. Goldgu

Alleged Spy Charged in Edinburgh Trial

Karl a he was formally arraigned at Edinburgh High Court on charges of being a spy. Between January and April in Edinburgh Glasgow or elsewhere in Scotland he allegedly obtained notes in German of a telegraph code relating to the navy and fortifications for a state prejudicial purpose. He pleaded not guilty. News comes of the death of Mrs Anna Litchfield in Iola arrangements have not been made.

Karl A Edinbares High Court Lor Janary Edinburgh Glasgow Scotland Parkhead Forge Tilassow

Mexican unrest and rebel actions reach near Cananea

A San Antonio era report notes 1 August 1911 events in northern Mexico. Rebels threaten colonists near Chihuahua as U S state department advised restraint. Messages from Smith urged protection of colonists. deaths reported near Cananea of two German-born men, former Douz Arizona residents, amid peaceful band activity in Mexico.

Hihuahua Mexico United States Smith State Department Washington Salazar Orotco Cananea Vonsn Mogales Guide Subert Iola Hertling Douz Arizona Germay Wieni

Traveling Around World on Foot by Prof Urbain Party

The Professor Libain and a small French party started in Paris in 1907 to travel the world on foot. They plan to visit Western states, Asia, and Europe, painting pictures and writing guide books for travelers. They camp and travel with a wagon and horse, aiming to reach Topeka, Colorado, Utah, Nevada, California, Asia, and beyond before returning to France.

Paris Western Asia Europe Thera E. Urbain Raoul Stiener iTk2 Rondor Othe Libain Egal Calso Jie Theodore Roosevelt Lawrence Ilinois Topeka Colorado Utah Nevada California Pacific Hong Kong China Angia Persia Arab Armenia Greece Egypt Turkey Russia Austria Germany Belgia Bitck France

Fight to keep hurt child in Cleveland accident

A six year old, Vanda, and a five year old, Rosie, were involved in a street incident when a moving van crashed while eight bystanders attempted to intervene. Andrew Linney was arrested on manslaughter charges after Rosie and another girl were struck while trying to cross the street. the companion escaped.

Cleveland Danda Andrew ‘Linney Rosie Linner

Rates Suspended on Coal Freight by Santa Fe Railway

The Interstate Commerce Commission suspended the Santa Fe Railway proposed coal freight rate increase from Colorado mining district to Kansas, Oklahoma and Texas from August 12 to February 12 as announced in Washington.

Washington Ane Santa Fe Railway Colorado Kansas Oklahoma Texas Interstate Commerce Commisse Today

Taft Denounces Democrats and Trusts in Acceptance Speech

President Taft’s Chicago convention speech is summarized as he defends tariff policy and calls for trust regulation. He criticizes Democratic plans and Republican critics, urges conservative Democrats and Republicans to unite, and signals readiness for a second term.

Tai Washington Taft Chicago Root Democratic Party Republic To Sits Don Lig Din House Representatives Ropsuvet Ave Oodrow Wilson Oanie Tial Eather Gathe

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Mr. CG. B. Wilson Erste Eaesns Deith Warren Wilson Doyles Pithey Supreme BR. Green Alain A. O. U. W. Picnic J. H.crider Adifate Kodak Republicad Taralantle Senate Conference Saes J . Gase F. Manuel Kansas Weather Report Boston School Committee Anna Litchfield Joseph Smith Santa Fe NEW Party
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