Lobby charges of a syndicate to spur war with Mexico
Washington Aug 9 Senator Sharp Williams Mississippi created a sensation in the senate by charging a lobby and syndicate in Washington with plotting to incite a war with Mexico. Senator Smith of Michigan backed the claim, accusing an organized junta and propaganda to influence U S action. The discussion prompted calls for proof and a pending formal report to the Senate. The debate reflected Democratic tension over the Mexican issue as the White House prepares a foreign relations meeting.
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Washington, D.C
John “Sharp Williams
E Missisippi
Senate
Syas
Washington
United States
Mexico
Smith
Michigan
Waston
Mexsco
Mamas
Michy- Mano Declaras
S. G Hopkins
Kington
State Department
Overman
Swinson
Gosfeech
Chamber
Oitard
Kenyon
Abani
Foreign Relations Committee
White House
McAkinley
Senate Chamber
Asea
Vera Cruz
New Hampshire
Mexico City
Lind
iTuerta
Witkon
Khaw
Louisiana
W. Canada
Wilhan Barnes “Hale
Wilson
Worning
Milan
Vera’ Drug
John Lind
Manellarga’Aldape
PIRI and Grange Hold County Picnic for Farmers
The Partners Institute and the Grange hosted their annual picnic at the county farm with 300 to 400 attendees. Mrs. Cora Bullard opened with praise for the institute, speakers urged farmer cooperation, early plowing, field care, and weed control, a prize dinner followed, and Pleasant Grove beat Beeleview 6 to 8 in a ball game.
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Partners* Institute
The
Grange
Cora Bullard
Institute
D. Toward
J. H
Farmers’ Institute
Pleasant Grove
Beelleview
Relief From Heat And Storms In Kansas And Oklahoma
Weather across Kansas Oklahoma and western Kansas faces a sixth straight day of heat with a forecast of thunderstorms tonight or Sunday and cooler temperatures. Temperatures reached 98 in Lawrence with record lows in Topeka. water shortages affect railroads and towns shipping in water. Florence reports the Cottonwood River low. mines near Pittsburgh shut for water. efforts to save dying trees continue as park officials warn against fires. Wichita churches plan a prayer for rain tomorrow as communities await relief.
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Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Conner
Topeka
Olekoma
Barnard
Deguart
Peabody
Anshsta
Florence
Clottonwoood Tiver
Pittsbore
Beard
Lawrence City Water Report Warns of Fire Danger
City water quality report notes questionable conditions amid increased heat and low supply in Lawrence. Mayor Bond issues warning as five fires erupt within 24 hours, though no heavy losses occur.
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City
Lawrence City
People’ of
Lawrence
Memorial marking planned for Quan trell survivors houses
The Committee of Seventeen met at the city library to plan memorial exercises this month. They seek citizen cooperation to locate all old Lawrence buildings that passed through the Quan trell Raid and Massacre era and remain, so they can be marked on the memorial date. Known buildings include Dr Bumgardner's house at 724 Verimon t St Col Moore's house at the corner of Miss and Keury and Mrs Lowman's house at 641 Miss St.
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Quantrell
Lawrence
Bumgardner
Verimont St
New Charge Against Hall in Kansas City Case
A report from Kansas City Sep 9 states Dr Hall is re arrested and held on a manslaughter charge tied to an alleged illegal operation performed without fatal result on a young Kansas City woman two years ago. Prosecutor Jacobs will decide whether to prosecute Hallander separately or use the information in Zook case.
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East Lawrence
Berkeley
Prick
Jaedicke
Indiana
Henry
E. Clure
Blow Mass
St. Exst
Hethiel
Vermont St
N.Y. SE
Conn
Kansas City
Zook Wm
Miller
East Banks
Rev
Padss
Kansan
Jacobs
Hallander
Thy. Zook
Governor Sulzer Refuses Comment Amid Impeachment Talk
Governor Sulzer declines to discuss impeachment as allies insist conduct before taking the oath of office cannot ground impeachment. He remains secluded at the executive mansion with Mrs. Sulzer and plans to spend Sunday in the manor. Some friends say no impeachment action can occur outside a regular or specially called session.
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Albans
Gorsitzer
Sulzer
Fires Shock Lawrence as City Faces Water Crunch
Mayor E F Bond warns residents to guard against fires during a severe heat and wind spell worsened by a water shortage. Four fires in 24 hours strained resources. two homes burned, one saved, damages parent to insurance. Sunlit rubbish ignited in a factory basement but was quickly put out. City pays firemen per call. repairs at John Houck’s barber shop add space and chairs.
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Bond
Lawrence
Haas
Dusp
H. Menger
Tennessee Street
Anna Silvers
Boener Brothers
Cardinal Gibbons Warns Women Vote Detrimental
Milwaukee August 9 Cardinal Gibbons arriving from Chicago spoke at the twelfth convention of the American Federation of Catholic Societies. He warned that while he does not doubt women's intelligence, giving them the vote could change mothers' position and harm posterity.
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Milwaukee
Cardinal Gibbons
Chicago
Suffragette attack as jail gates open
A group of militant suffragettes armed with horse whips assault Dr. Allen Campbell Pearson, Hollo way jail general officer, as he enters the prison gates. The protest followed May Richardson’s three month sentence for breaking windows and alleged threats to jail the suffragettes in lunatic asylums.
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London
Aux
Allen Campbell Pearson
Holloway
May Richardson
Miss Richardson
Bargain Days Expand in Lawrence Merchants List
Lawrence merchants announce August 22 and 28 bargains with four new firms Kansans City Sales Kaw Kas Klothing Newmarks and Dick Brothers joining. Entertainment by Pattenickle and the Dread theater, plus tickets for country visitors, and a fare rebate plan to aid railroad travelers.
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Lawrence
Theity
Kansans City Sales Company
Merchants Association
Operators Claim Victory as Miners Return to Work
Calumet mid-August reports copper mine operators claim a full rout of the Western Federation of Miners in the strike for higher wages an eight hour day abolish ment of the one man rule and union recognition. One thousand men returned to work and another thousand signed lists urging the company to resume mining and provide protection.
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Calumet
Western Federation of Miners
Pastor Dr Stauffer to speak at union services
Rev. E. Stauffer of Trinity Lutheran Church will speak at union services tomorrow evening at the Airdome corner of Warren and Massachusetts streets. A cornet duet by the Lytle brothers will feature the event and Rev. Tomlinson of Cherokee Oklahoma will also give the evening talk.
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RE. E. Stauffer
Trinity Lutheran Church
Airdome
Lytle Brothers
Tomlinson
Okla
Warren
Massachusetts
Doctor Oliver L. Jones Dies From Self Inflicted Wounds
New York on August 8 reports physician Oliver Livingston Jones, a wealthy retiree and father of suffragist Rosalie Jones, died this morning from self-inflicted bullet wounds. Police classified the death as suicide.
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New York
N. Y
Oliver Livingston Jones
Rosalie Jones
Colorado Democrat McCue Dead at Colby
Thomas J. M. McCue, a Democratic national committeeman from Colorado and former receiver at the United States land office at Colby Kansas, has died in Denver California August 9.
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Fioneer
Denver
Cal
Aus
Thomas J. M. McCue
Colorado
United States Land Office
Colby
Kan
Lawrence Today in permanent binding offered by Journal-World
The Journal-World announces a permanent binding option for its Lawrence Today magazine supplement. Copies will be bound in handsome cloth with title on the side at seventy five cents per copy, available by special order rather than stock.
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Journal-World
Lawrence
Plans for Many EMG Improvements in Lawrence Kansas
Mayor Bond urges civic cooperation as Lawrence seeks a new jail a more efficient fire department and improved sanitation. He backs a garbage collection system a forestry program for shade trees and updated water mains to reach unserved areas. A modern auto fire truck and stronger fire protection are proposed with a sanitary jail and better street cleanliness highlighted.
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E Uy Bond
Laete
Tate
Kansas
Miayi
Lawrence
Smac
My. Bond
And
Ana Supe
Towish Ig
Ultiz
Local Lodge Plans August 28 Fraternal Picnic at Woodland Park
A Fraternal Aid Association picnic planned for August 28 at Woodland Park nears completion. A committee met with Manager Johnson to finalize a program including an exhibition drill by Athens Council of Lawrence, a possible baseball game, and invitations to neighboring lodges. The lodge plans to assemble a local team for City League play and expects many visitors.
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Ral Lodge
Il Aid
Agitators Clash as Duluth Ore Dock Strike Breaks
Duluth Minnesota August 9 The key Ottawa ore dock strike at Missabe shows its crack in the morning when an open air meeting sparks a clash between agitator Cannon of the Industrial Workers of the World and Oliver Mining Company officers. A aide sustains a scalp wound while Cannon is struck and knocked unconscious.
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Duluth
Minn
Missahe
Cannon
Industrial Workers of the World
Oliver Mining Company
Wife shoots husband in mysterious Grubb murder case
In a rural tragedy near here, Clay Grubb a wealthy distiller was shot and killed by his wife who was seriously wounded. Initial reports said Mrs Grubb pleaded self defense in the encounter as details remained unclear and investigators pursued the facts.
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Spencers
Clay Grubb
World is my spy advice paid in advertising era
James Keene cites information as key to success in stocks and daily purchases. The Journal World urges readers to rely on its advertising to learn what’s available and at what prices. This “bargain month” notes tariff changes may prompt stock and merchandise stocking.
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Wall Street
Keene
Hite
World
Journal-World Today
Iyear
Journal-World
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