German explanation eyed on sinking of Arabic amid war tension
Ambassador Gerard to be asked to present Germany's side on the Arabic sinking. Washington reports Germany may explain its actions, signaling a possible diplomatic shift. Finding of an American woman's body announced in New York as relatives await confirmation.
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Washington, ID. G
State Department
Gerard
Germany
Wilson
Berlin
Quy Nelson
Slite Department
Willy Germany
Thompson
Tho
America Todie
Protest Bridge Relocation Hearing in Amherst County
At 2 o clock this afternoon the county commissioners heard arguments on relocating a bridge across the river from the south side toward Massachusetts Street. Petitioners argued lines and siting favor the new alignment, while opponents questioned the method and impact. After the hearing the board continued in session with residents presenting views on the issue.
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Massachusetts Street
Putlik Thor
Bowersack
Ite
Ollua
Sal
Old Leavenworth Bridge Stringers Unearthed
Leavenworth Kansas residents are mystified by the discovery of old bridge stringers buried in mud near the city. Workmen digging for a new structure foundations found remains possibly from a government old bridge around 1850.
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Kanesas
Campaign Against Booze Continues with Daily Arrests
Arthur Potts, a colored restaurant employee, was arrested, pleaded guilty to two liquor counts, and sentenced to 60 days in jail with a $200 fine. The anti alcohol drive, aided by special officers, county and city officials, has yielded many convictions as arrests occur almost daily.
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Lawrence
C. Stewart
Siquor
Arthur Potts
Massachusetts
Arthur
Sone
Clarke
New Jersey
Wilson
Houterson
Higuor
Giut
Lawrence Melvin Howe Fined for Traffic Ordinance Violations
Lawrence Melvin Howe pleaded guilty to two violations of the traffic ordinance in Lawrence. He was fined 16.50 dollars and paid the amount.
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Lawrence
Melvin Howe
Biter Fox
Loral
Pole
Enous
Bootlegger Trial Set for Today in New Jersey Court
Two alleged bootleggers, a man and a woman, were arrested overnight and charged with violating the prohibition law. The pair will be tried this afternoon in police court before Judge Aptneh.
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Ethelwit
Ever
Tomsam
New Jersey
Hill to Represent Kansas at Acadia Convention
J W Hill assistant to the Clerk of the District Court will travel to San Francisco tomorrow night to attend the Acadia Convention in September. He will visit fairs along the coast for about a month. Delegate from the University of Kansas chapter, FON, will join him. Wentworth, another KU member, will likely meet Wentworthy at the convention.
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J. W. Hill
Frisco
Kansas
Hill
District Court
Chartey Rhoss
San Francisco
Acagia Triternus
Fon
University of Baness
Hiram ‘Wentworth
Million Gallons From 16 Foot Well to Feed Lawrence Paper
The Lawrence Paper Company will receive 1 800 000 gallons daily from a new well at the foot of New York Street, supplying the paper plant with water from river and eight twelve inch pipes. The well, 35 feet deep, is designed to meet growth and renewals, with a caisson and reinforced concrete structure. The project follows waterworks lessons showing the city’s natural supply can meet demand, with daily usage around 1 800 000 gallons at peak in past years.
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New York
Lawrence Paper Company
Fwell
City Water Works
Poy Nor Anills
Eis Immediiate 5
Budget On Time Plan Prompts City Budget Speech
Mayor MW JF ACSC says the city will finish the budget next Wednesday night and proposes a larger budget to fund roadwork and city improvements. He urges a balance of tax revenue and public works to create jobs, improve streets and parks, and avoid crippling finances, while awaiting Treasurer Kreeck's report. Prof F C Wht of Wichita visits, and Mrs. Be has returned home.
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Alrigs
JF Acsc
George Wreeele
Lawrence
Huguet
Tolkly
Board of Commissioners
Tanigeine
Palsd
Intig
Kreeck
F.C
Wichita
Kansas Weather Note Predicts Temperature Change
Weather forecast notes a typical day with morning and afternoon periods. It mentions a potential Sunday shift in temperature and uncertain conditions, referencing Kansas. The readable text is fragmentary and lacks concrete times or figures.
Capper to Attend Governors Conference in Boston
Topeka Aug 21 Arvin Capper governor of Kansas will travel tonight to Boston to attend the annual conference of governors and will be away about a week. Governor Walsh of Massachusetts recently notified Capper that every governor in the United States was expected to attend.
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Topeka
Wan
Arvin Cappery
Kansas
Senators Farrelly and Gogan Address Pittsburg Lodge Meeting
Senator Hugh Farrelly of Chanute and organizer A W Logan spoke at a Pittsburg lodge gathering about proposed rate increases. Joplin organizer Archil and others attended as the discussion focused on the necessity of the new rates, with attendees confident the higher charges cover costs for members and their families.
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Hugh Farrelly
County Attorney Favors Purchase of Heavy Road Roller
County Attorney J. Kintel advocates a clearer state law to permit counties to buy a steam road roller, arguing current wording blocks funding for road building and upkeep. He suggests amendments allowing county engineers to approve purchases and use funds for road maintenance, with enforcement against violations, to modernize local roads.
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Atte
Ainly
Second Suit Challenges Big Oil Dispute Contracts
A range of claims alleges that Chelsea Gas company stock and leases were to be sold for 70000 dollars with a 1/2 percent commission, but Greenlees failed to deliver deeds and papers. The suit, filed in Douglas County District Court, targets Olin R. Greenlees and Artemis Welch, detailing supplemental agreements and disputed payments, with stockholders seeking recovery and dissolution actions tied to the Kansas Oklahoma Refinery and Allene syndicate dealings.
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Am, Ca
Gorvill
Frtewkholders
Chetsed” Ik Ind ‘Gas Company
Dist
Douglas County
Olin “R. Greenlees
Checylees
Alter Gas Company
Kansas-Oklahoma
Stadt
Grentees
Atiane Company
London
Circenlees
Ithe Alfinei Compiny
Kansas- Oklatigina
Hee
Alluwe
Hetdine
Kansas-Oklahoma Company
Greentees
Lawrence
Chelsea
Blairsville
Artermis Wielehy
Corporatio the Plains
Greenlees
Creemers
Gecs
Halsnee
Ing. Aynownes
Cout ‘Thy Greenlees
Allnng Syndicate
Kansas Oklahoma
Chelsea’ Company
Chelsea Company
Enigbush
Mb Greenleess
Kansas- Oklahome Co
C.H. Rucker
Law
Bilisti
Wichita
Smart
Old Boys and Girls to See the Circus
The World and the Gazette invite Lawpende spiro’s old boys and girls aged seventy five or more to join a September 3 gathering at the Baptist church to be chauffeured to the show grounds. Cars provided by Lawrence Rail Way & Light Co will be used for transport and seating will be arranged before departure.
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Lawpende Spiro
Childre
Ees Perent
Angem
Lowes
Baptist Church
Dwa
Lawrenee Railway & Light Company
Eknyds
Larence
Nike
the Gazette
Wallace W. C. Meeting At Mrs Home Monday
The Wallace W. C. will meet at the home of Mrs on Monday afternoon at 2 30. Members are requested to be present.
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Wallace W. CG
Wallace W. C
Hame
Longnecker Reunion Returns to Hometown Roots
The Longnecker reunion gathers in Greenville Ohio near Dayton where J Longnecker revisits birthplace after 1869 journey to Lawrence. Attendees include thirteen kinfolk with siblings noted, among them Miro and Mrs Ben Wilson of Williamstown. The gathering honors the Longneckers and local memories.
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Longnecker
J. Longnecker
Rhode Island
Lawrence
Greenville
Ohio
Dayton
Longneckers
Sf. Bongnecker
Pine
My. Iongnecker
Baldwin Men Helped On Good Roads Day In Wet Weather
The report details Baldwin residents and businessmen rallying for road work, with Otis Weeks and Milton Counts donating groceries and a car. Despite rain causing postponements, crews including Geo Marshall, A Mann, and Joe Patterson completed substantial road efforts, though weather limited turnout.
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Baldwint Business
Radn
Rolbeen
Conants
Ae Wering
Drs. Uhl and
Ohl
Geo. Gasson
Hyla Ann Powers
Geo. Marshall
Hoes- Hartley Lumber Co
A. Mann
Alex
Trotter
Iess
Kennett Em Fischer Grocery
Jess Saylor
A. Weeks
Otis’. Weeks
Counts
Milton ‘Counts
Martin’ ‘Gamble
Andrew
Hackett
Lohr
Patterson
J. W
Marshall ‘Morgan
A. Miner
Joe. Patterson
Leavenworth Halt Farm Family Town Meeting Report
Halts near Leavenworth discussed road conditions and town plans as Mayou W. and neighbors assisted with updates. Residents noted new improvements ahead of the fair season and anticipated dances, with local groups and automobile clubs among those invited to participate.
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Leavenworth
Mayou
Ile
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