City Council Passes Minors Restriction At Pool Halls
City council in adjourned session read numerous ordinances but could not finalize due to absentees. An ordinance banning minors from pool and billiard halls and penalties up to a fine of 25 dollars was approved on first readings and awaits final passage at Thursday’s meeting. several petitions for sewers sidewalks and park dedications were referred to committees as readings continued.
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Primaries Underway Across Nebraska In 1967 Contest
Five parties including Republican Democrat Socialist Populist and Prohibition hold primaries in Nebraska for three Supreme Court judgeships and three State University regents. County tickets are also being chosen with socialists and populists fielding candidates in many counties.
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Nebraska
Supreme Court
State University
Withy
Heatwave Grips Midwest as Rain Promised to Break Drought
Reports from Kansas City Topeka and surrounding areas describe extreme heat with many prostrations and sleepouts. Weather forecasters predicted rain to relieve the sizzling conditions and cool the region tonight.
Interest Renewed At Trans Miss Congress On Pinchot Visit
Reports say interest in resin conservation at the Trans Miss Commercial Congress was renewed. Factions showed no reconciliation and a Spokane-past rift lingered. Glenn M. Curtis, recovering from an ankle injury, works on plane repairs in Rheims. Major D. McKnight, U S land office veteran, dies after general debility. Bertha Apitz heads to Den D.
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Tere
Norway
Yservation
Poliwoil
Spokane
McKnight
Lawton
Okla
Miss Bertha Apitz
den D. McKnight
Veteran Register of
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United States Land Office
Montana settlers meet Ballinger on irrigation complaint
A Montana settlers group testified before Secretary Ballinger and the irrigation committee at Huntley yesterday with complaints and improvement suggestions. The panel plans to tour the Sheshone project in northern Idaho today. M A Garvill was in Kansas City today.
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Ballinger
Mont
Secretary of the Interior
Huntley
She‘shone
Idaho
M. A. Garvill
Kansas City
Merchants Association Forms Amid Meetintg in Lawrence
Lawrence merchants gathered for a special Lawrence Merchants Association meeting led by President Quin Bell to review the rating committee's membership assessments. Applicants signed blanks, with nine firms later joining and more expected as the group reorganizes to handle advertising and solicitation.
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Resee Merchants’ Association
Qlin Bell
J. W. Robinson
Topeka
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Wilder Bros
Broer Gusson
Atlas Building and Loan Association
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Fischer, and Son
Rabineon and Winey
Lawrence National Bank
University Book
Innes, Bulleno and Hackman
Nowby -Shoe Store
Lawrence Pantaflorian
Peckham Clothing Co
A. D. Weaver
M. Newmark
Merchants’ National Bank
H.C. Manley
Bell
Alll
Herb Tullene
C. E. Decker
C. P. Rad- Ali Charles Starkweather
Otto, Fischer
Broer Gustafson
M. Robinson
Will Dick
J. Gordon Gibb
W. FE. Bromersick
J. D D. Bowersock
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Ofin Bell
J. C. Stevenson
R. B. Manley
W. F. March
Merchants Association of
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R. B. Wagstaff
Wm. Wiedemann
Carl Graeber
A. L. Selig
Hilliard & Carroll
Chas, Starkweather
Ed. Klein
Stevenson Book Company
W. A. Guenther
Kk. C. Manley
Relief At Last as Heat Wave Breaks Tonight
Washington reports a Weather Bureau forecast promising swift relief from a severe heat spell. Temperatures will drop tonight in the plains states and Missouri valley, with further cooling and showers expected in the Middle Upper Mississippi and Lower Ohio valleys by Wednesday.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Middle Western
Plains States
Missouri Valley
Miassissippi
Ohio
Hese
Lawrence residents urged to aid state insurance chief
Charles Barnes, state superintendent of insurance, could not meet everyone in Lawrence during a quick tour. He asks residents to send old and current rates along with property descriptions to his Topeka office, so a fair rate can be set. The mayor participates without pay to push public aid.
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Norfolk Heat Wave Kills Three on Opening Night
In Norfolk Nebraska on August 17 a record heat wave hit with 98 degree temperatures. The heat reportedly claimed three victims in Norfolk and surrounding areas during the first night of the event.
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Nebraska
Norfolk
Neb
Vicinity
Prison Association Outlook by Warden Hellstrom
Warden F A Hellstrom of the North Dakota penitentiary spoke at the American Prison Association congress in Seattle on August 17. He warned that neglecting reform after crime leads to greater societal crime and urged prison management to move beyond revenge toward humane progress.
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Wash
F.A. Hellstrom
North Dakota Penitentiary
American Prison Association Congress
Bail Reduction Sought as Persch Faces Jury Charge
New York August 17 Persch a note broker held on grand larceny charges faced bail debate as his attorney failed to obtain court consent to reduce the $90 000 bond. District Attorney Jerome pledged to reconsider bail if Persch supplies full facts about a disputed stock deal alleged to implicate dishonest partners.
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Weinsberger
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Dorsch
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Perseh
Debate on Indian plan for preventing crime draws praise
In Seattle on August 17 the American Prison Association discusses the Indian plan to prevent criminals and idiots. Judge Benjamin Lindsey argues criminal law taints with feudal ideas and harms society unless paired with reform. He likens future criminal treatment to how the insane were treated a century ago.
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Seattle
Wash
American Prison Association Congress
Gilmour
Toronto
Canada
Committee On Prevention and Probation
Benjamin Lindsey
Denver
Liman
Denver Mint Worker Charged With Stealing Gold
Charles W. Dakin, a trusted Denver mint employee, was arrested in Los Angeles on a government theft charge. He allegedly melted gold at the mint, allowing it to splash on his clothes, then scraped it off and kept the gold for himself.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Charles W. Dakin
Colorado
Dakin
Identity of One Suspect Known in Pittsburg Attack
Miss Lena Barney identifies one assailant in a Pittsburg Kansas incident near her home while walking with a companion. She refuses to name the man, citing safety and ongoing investigation. Police have not released further suspect details.
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Desire
Lena Barney
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Identity of Suspects Sought in Dike Area Case
Sheriff and deputies press to uncover guilty men believed to be foreigners operating cut lines from a camp near itsburg. Miss Barney's home is listed as Chicopee Kansas near a mining town.
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Barney
Chicopee
Kansas
Red Army Repulsed at Boston Harbor Invasion
The Boston Harbor defense repelled a Red Army invasion attack of about 200 men. Blue forces suffered 18 casualties out of 120 engaged, according to Captain W. T. Yatton, summing up the skirmish.
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Boston
Mass
UW. T. Yatton
Bank Robbers Hit Kiefer Bank in Oklahoma
Tulsa dispatch reports two robbers surprised while looting the state bank at Kiefer were killed by a Tulsa marshal and wounded a cashier. A posse led by Sheriff Stein pursues them toward the north as officials fear antitrust and oil matters in other stories.
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Palmer Webling
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Thompson
Topeka
Fred S. Jack
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New York
Hottest Kansas Spell Described with Record Heat
The article reports an extreme heat wave across Kansas with temperatures near record highs. Observers note a lack of wind and dry air intensifying the heat, while authorities describe relief as possible soon. Local workers and residents endure scorching conditions, with lingering smoky skies and nightly cooling not arriving. Miss Henlah Bishop, previously a university student, plans to teach near Delphos after this term.
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Weather Bureau
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Verdict on Sutton Court of Inquiry to be Made Public
The court of inquiry into Lieutenant James N. Sutton’s 1907 Marine death will have its finding approved and released today. Secretary Beckman Winthrop reviews the verdict with Captain Edward H. Campbell, judge advocate general of the navy, before submission to Winthrop.
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Navy
Winthrop
New York Committee Studies Iowa Primary Law in Des Moines Visit
The New York legislature's primary investigation committee began its tour in Des Moines Iowa where LaFay Volte Young of the Des Moines Capital supports changing the Iowa primary law to bar Democrats from Republican primaries and vice versa. Cummins held talks with the committee secretary about the matter.
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Des’ Moines
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Istine
Funeral for Mrs Elizabeth Klass at Catholic Church
Funeral services for Mrs. Elizabeth Klass will be held tomorrow at nine o'clock at the Catholic church with burial in Franklin Cemetery. Born in Germany, she was 63 years old.
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Buriag
Franklin
Old Case Recalled Stirring County in August News
Kan Aug 17 McMullen in county jail on murder charge of wife in Newsby Rapids denies guilt. He claims Dr Fuller gave wife overdose of morphine to shift blame. Preliminary hearing set for Wednesday as Walkup poisoning case echoes in area.
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Registration Opens for Kansas University 1909 10 Year
The 1909 10 registration began yesterday with August 1 as the opening date. Prospective students across Missouri Oklahoma Arkansas Indiana Illinois Montana and Colorado inquire as to courses entrance requirements and the university prepares for a heavy first week. Kansas University reports new buildings and equipment boosting capacity while staff handle inquiries and advise applicants. A horse killed by heat after being driven to the Robinson farm underscores caution in weather.
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Colorado
Barnes Here Probes Insurance Conditions in Lawrence
Charles Barnes state superintendent of insurance visited Lawrence to examine complaints about high local insurance rates. He collected data, met with aggrieved residents, and plans to issue findings in a few days. Local leaders supported his impartial inquiry and potential hearings to lower rates.
Editor Burned in Effigy in Deerfield
The editor of the Deerfield Laws, J. D. Yakford, was hanged in effigy by Deerfield citizens last night. The event accompanied a protest against President Taft's policies and a perceived alliance with Mexico's Belcher Diaz.
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J. D. Yakford
Deerfield
United
Taft
Belcher Diaz
Mex
For Sale Two pedigreed bulls Joe Edwards Big Bo
Classified fragment lists for sale two pedigreed bulls named Joe Edwards and Big Bo with a street and phone contact. Also includes missing details and multiple other short ads for work, lost pin, rent and laundry service.
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Big Bo
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