Roosevelt Drops No Compromise Slogan in Mass Campaign
Roosevelt opened his political campaign in Massachusetts on August 15 with the slogan No compromise. He attacked reactionaries in day and form and invited reformers from other groups who refuse to follow the old leaders blamed for the Payne-Aldrich law. He said those responsible for the current tariff act should be held to account.
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British Capture Liner Santa Catarina by British Cruiser
A Santos Brazil telegram claims the Hamburg America liner Santa Catarina, on South American service, was captured by a British cruiser and taken to Prince Island. The ship, 2000 tons gross, 400 feet, built 1907 in Germany, departed New York June 20 with a cargo valued at a million dollars en route to Rio de Janeiro and Santos.
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Dive and Company
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Chigger Time Past Picnic Season Looks to End
A haphazard piece notes August 10 marks the end of chigger risks for picnics and lawn socials. It mentions August as a peak month for gatherings in Kansas and references upcoming events and local schedules though details are fragmentary and uncertain.
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Kansas
Wetlios Ami
Mikko Piewie
Cabisagy Junigd
More Auto Registrations Lead State Report
The state reports a surge in motor vehicle registrations with nearly 400 more cars registered in the first six weeks of the fiscal year than the entire previous year. Through the year, 38,069 licenses were issued to dealers for demonstrations and 6,717 licenses for police use, surpassing last year’s figures.
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Local Riders Train Under New Regulation Tags
In a brief note local cyclists are urged to prepare for upcoming weeks as regulations tighten for road use. Riders must ensure machines display proper registration tags and comply with new mn rules affecting cycling events and safety requirements.
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Duke Iys
Twilight League closer as M A Beats Printers 3 to 1
M A defeated the Printers 3 to 1 on Haskell field in a tense Twilight League game. A late seventh inning rally by M A sealed the victory after two errors. Printers remain at bottom while YL Men sit just behind them.
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Scarcity of Bibles prompts appeal for help in war crisis
An appeal from the American Bible Society asks for Bibles in German, Russian, French and Polish to aid soldiers and for funds to distribute them. The society notes Europe’s war horrors and seeks gifts to support efforts through its networks in Britain and the continent. It hopes to transmit action via reachable sister societies and presses for American assistance in any form. Mrs. de Faneher murder case in Savannah headlines a separate note as police pursue leads.
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Market Notes From Kansas City Cattle Beef and Hogs
Cattle of all kinds were in demand with prices up 15 to 30 cents as supply ran 19 000 head, the largest Monday run this season. Steer buyers saw 10 to 15 cent lower prices with medium native and prime steers steady to 10 cents lower. top $10.15. Grass steers 1100 to 1230 lbs sold $7.73 to $8.60. Cows and heifers held steady to near steady, medium and common cows supported. War beef orders helped demand. stockers and feeders sold steady. Hogs opened 10 to 20 lower. receipts 7 000 head. top $9.20, bulk $9.00 to $9.15. Chicago hogs quoted a quarter lower. top $9.25, bulk $8.80 to $9.10. Lambs 10 to 20 lower. receipts 7 300 head. Utah lambs 64 lbs average $8.25, western lambs top in Chicago that day. Wethers $5.90, ewes $4.50. Feeding stock expected to be plentiful. overall trend suggests selling pressure. A. Rickart, Special Correspondent. Marriage license issued today to Thomas H. Parrott of Tipton, Mo., and Mabel Hitchcock of Baldwin, Kansas, former Baker University students.
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Four Post Office Men From Lawrence At State Militia Meet
Four Lawrence post office employees L B Reed, J Canavan, R F Adams, and J Akers have gone to Fort Riley to attend the state encampment of the militia. They secured several days leave and will stay at the fort for the duration. Cholera cures noted as Nance Smith treats hogs, claiming thirty recovered from Johnson near Siegle.
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Nance Smith
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Siegle
Interest Rate Rises Put Pressure on Local Lenders
Local agents report insurers and loan brokers in a financial slump. One company bans loans below seven percent until September first, another rejects loans amid frail finances, and a third limits loans to a portion of real estate value. The industry faces cautious lending and altered terms amid unsettled markets.
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Juniors to Play Return Baseball Game Tomorrow
Juniors, all players, will meet Haskell tomorrow afternoon at the Masked grounds for a return game after a first match. The Juniors won the previous contest and another close battle is expected.
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The Flocking Habit and American Social Gatherings
A St Louis Globe Democrat excerpt argues that humans are social animals yet Americans show a stronger flocking habit. It notes a preference for private gatherings where no public attraction draws crowds, suggesting this trend preserves the home circle as once known.
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Grace Baird Company Opens Week at Airdome
Old favorites return to the Airdome with the Grace Baird Company presenting The Man from Virginia. Miss Grace Baird and Jimmie Cooper lead, praised for their performances. vaudeville between acts acclaimed, with The Musical Wilsons and the electric xylophone act drawing special notice. Grape sale advertised for midweek.
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Ladies of G A R District News From Kansas
Mrs McElroy president entertained daughter Mrs House of Wichita and friends. Allison circle Vermillion still listed but active in warm weather. Death reported of Comrade James Mooney Lincoln Post. Kansas to send delegation to Detroit for national convention and support Sister MeMillan for national treasurer. Anna D DeWalt Cdr See.
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Brannon Injured Loading Safe For Transfer Company
George Brannon of Taurence Transfer Company hurt his ankle today while loading a small safe onto a wagon. He tried to hold the load from the Home Bakery wagon but the safe fell striking his ankle. Officials fear the injury may be serious.
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For Rent Rooms in Modern House on 637 Ohio Street
Rooms available in a modern house at 637 Ohio Street. Details and inquiries via Hemphill at Lawrence or R. Z. Pay. Includes mention that not all bank sellers reveal.
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Local Neighbors Share News and Losses in Washington Creek Area
Mr. Fred Gregory and family visited sister Mrs. Hugo Schellborn while others spent time with relatives near Richland. Funeral attendance and sympathy expressed for the Williams family after Arthr Williams’s death. Marvin Bond to live on Harve Bond place. Harry Bowen to vacate. Nick Thome bought a small gasoline tractor for plowing as ground stays hard. Corn cutting begins. new fence built between banks. Roger Williams loses a crow in pasture. Watkin’s medicine appearance near Pi week ago. Cattle shipped to Kansas City. Roy Brey loses a cow. Announcements: Miss Nine Porn Creel to marry Lloyd Alen Pook August 10 at Albuquerque. home in Portland after Sept 1. Ada Lindell visiting Northport, Mich.
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Ant control tip from old pest advisory card
Sprinkling red pepper, powdered borax, or a pure carbolic acid solution on the infested area is advised. Follow the ants to their entry point and apply the prevention liberally to deter further invasion.
Man Laughs To Show Courage In Storytelling
In a dialogue with Miss Cayenne the speaker notes a man begins to laugh before recounting a tale. He openly states it will be funny, and the laugh is seen as signaling confidence in his own stance.
Looking for a Road to Squiggies ville
A motorist chats with a farmer along a field asking for a decent road into Squiggies ville. The farmer replies with mild sarcasm and asks the traveler to send a telegram if he happens to locate such a route.
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Confucius on Help and Worthiness in Adversity
A muddled quote attributed to the ancient Chinese philosopher Confucius discusses assistance and self-reliance. It suggests that if a person receives aid in one area but cannot handle another, they may be deemed unworthy of future support.
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Philotrosopher
Markets Kansas City Cash Cattle and Hog Prices Report
Kansas City market notes show receipts 15 000 cattle with steady to weak tone. Prime fed steers 9.50 to 10.50, dressed 9 to 10 40, cows and heifers 4 25 to 4 50, stockers and feeders 8 25 to 9 35, bulls and calves 6 2 to 6 5. Hog receipts 1 000 with heavy hogs 9 05 to 10 20, packers and butchers 9 05 to 9 50, lights 9 49 to 9 20. Wheat and corn prices listed with Chicago bids and futures figures. hay strong for Timothy and Prairie. Cattle at Chicago receipts about 5000 with varied demand. hogs 15 000. Pork futures Sept and Dec around 21 35 and lard near 9 77. After market summary, editorial note remarks shoppers too lazy to stop.
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