Ohio Officers Seek Requisition for Boys in County Jail
Ohio authorities arrive with papers to transfer two boys held by Dough County. County Attorney says he will press charges locally for offenses in Kansas. Ohio investigators plan habeas corpus if county refuses, with burglary, forgery, and attempted false pretenses cited as issues.
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Wo. Offivi
Ohio
Riler
Lacuin
Dough
Oho
Frank Lunestlein
Cincinnati
Sun
Express
Adams Express
Lexington
Riling
Lawrence
American Express Company
Kansas
Ra Atynes
Robert Shearwood
Topeka
Forernor Harmon
Wi. E. Meyers
Marshiai
Republican Second District Committee Organizes in Topeka
The Republican congressional committee of the second district met in Topeka and elected James I. Mithodins as chairman and A. G. Gates of Wyandotte County as secretary and treasurer. The group pledged harmony and strong support for the Republican candidate. A meeting will be held at the Grind Motel in Kansas City, Kansas, next Saturday night with all interested Republicans invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Congressional Committee
Second District
Topeka
James I. Mithodins
A. G. Gates
Wyandotte County
Harimontals
Kp City
Kan
Laurier for Peace says arbitration better than war
Sir Wilfrid Laurier declared arbitration is superior to war after noting more than a century of differences between Canada and the United States have been settled without armed conflict. He spoke before visiting British mariners in Ottaway on August 28, contrasting Canadian focus on railways and public works with England's obsession with armaments and war.
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Ottaway
Thej
Canada
United States
Wilfred Dautier
England
North Lawrence Playground Exhibition Ends Season
About 200 attended a children’s program at South Park North Lawrence featuring drills games and a vocal trio. Organized by Miss Gladys Elliott with Mrs George J Barker praise for the Playground Movement the event included a basketball game South Park 14 Pinckney 4 and plans for continued outdoor play next week with new equipment and possible North Lawrence playground expansion.
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South Park
Gladys Elliott
Mas. Gi.d. Barger
Phiygoni Absolution
Carmena
Elizabeth Morrow
Miass
Elizabeth
Anpie
Ivor
Marian Houston
Mary Engel
Pinckney
Mrs. Morrow
B. Morrow
Registrar predicts record KU enrollment this fall
University of Kansas Registrar George C. Foster says 1912-13 enrollment will surpass all prior records. He notes many inquiries from out of town students and that about 2,300 attended last year. arrival early implies a larger figure. Registration is set for September with enrollment on September 18.
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George C. Foster
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Foster
Kansas
Cyme
TENTH US Infantry Ordered to Ancaragun to Nicaragua
Dispatches report urgent orders from Beverly for the Tenth United States infantry to move immediately to Nicaragua. Troops will embark aboard merchant steamers and reach Corinto within 48 hours to protect American property amid claims of near barbaric conditions and a massacre at Leon.
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Washington
United States Infantry
Panama
Nicaragua
Cane
Alt
Beverly
Corinto
Tatt
Beberly
United Powers
China
Hofer
State Department
Dodd
Phillips
Leon
Angi UW
New YMCA Director Arrives In Lawrence
The new YMCA director, rector of the M. C. A. in Lawrence, arrived late last night and began duties this morning. He plans several new initiatives, including gateways and gymnasium programs used in larger cities, and expects to attend the university this winter. He has extensive experience, most recently directing Minneapolis Y M C A physical department since June 2.
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Lawrence
Ness
Moring
Y. Me
Cat Tae
Boltz
Lawrence Association
Vni
Indjer
Minneapolis Y. M
Harvey Lelie
Bis
Trim Ami
Learnard Lota
Hehman
M. C
Ile
Splendid concert delights town with two program encore
A South Mark crowd filled the park for a Thirteenth Band concert praised as superb. The audience demanded encores as the band entertained all ages with a diverse program. Appreciation from locals promises another downtown show, likely in Central Park tomorrow night, with Councilman Stoeker urging weekly park concerts next year.
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Jan
Central Park
Stoeker
Down Town
Record heat shatters marks across city and state
The narrative describes an extreme heat day with temperatures near and above 100 degrees across Duch town and surrounding areas. Observations note a 102 degree reading at 4:30 pm, multiple locales exceeding 100, with many residents staying indoors and soda fountains busiest. Weather notes compare to recent days in Italy and previous records, stressing the unprecedented heat.
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Teally
Italy
Duch
How the Vote Was Won to Be Repe at Tonganoxie
The suffrage play How the Vote Was Won, staged at Woodlank Park, will be repeated tonight at Tonganoxie. The same cast from the previous performance returns except Miss Tanah Mitchell replaces Miss Neil Ahu tfdell. The event begins about eight oclock.
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Tonganoxie
Woodlank Park
Tonganoxies
Tanah Mitchell
Neil Ahutfdell
Mtatins
Bettu
APT Political Contest Heating Up In Kansas
Topeka Aug 25 The questions in the Kansas presidential electoral contest will be heard by Taft and Roosevelt attorneys after a brief submission. The court issued the order after short arguments. Hearing set for Sept 11 following a federal court hearing. The move seeks to enjoin the Secretary of State from placing Roosevelt electors on the Republican ballot.
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S, Q
Topeka
Kan
Taft
Roosevelt
Haartentay
Professor Briggs to Germany voyage funded for Berlin program
A Kansas University professor, spending summer in Nebraska, has been chosen by the Carnegie Foundation for a Berlin program next year. The applicant will sail from Montreal on Saturday amid tight preparations and expectations.
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K. U. Man
Carnegie Foundation
Tives
Kansas University
Nebraska
Carnegie Fondation
Berlin
Germany
Mer
East Amt
Montreal
Sat
Nein Qornines
Boy Scouts Hike Returns After Long Trek
Thirteen boy scouts arrived in Taurenge yesterday afternoon after hiking from Totanexie. They camped near Just and on the soil Tia. The group plans to walk back to their homes tomorrow.
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Key P.ortesun
Taurenge
Totanexie
Ready for Start Balloon Race at Colorado Springs
Preparations complete for the Antlers trophy and Lalit cup balloon race in Colorado Springs. The start is set for 4:30 this afternoon with entrants including Watts, Vuele Sam Florade Springs, Capt. Honeywell, and Bemis of the St. Louis aero club acting as starter. The balloons will depart in five minute intervals after 4:30.
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K.C
Celoride Springs
Anz
Kansas
Dol Watts
Sam Aflorade Springs
Honeywell
Aktor
Ohio
Ollouzh
Nies
Ioe
Seats From GOP Convention Sell After Chicago Event
About 17,000 chairs used at the Republican National Convention in Chicago were sold off after the event. Dealers in Lawrence, Eriksen and Lee, purchased some of the wooden seats at a rental price, with at least two of the dealers taking part in the sale.
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Chicago
Lawrence
Erikserr
Lee’ Riling
Death of Dr Bumgardner's Father in Kansas
Andrew Bungardner, father of Thr Edward Bumgardner, died yesterday in Kansas after a long active life. He had lived in Kansas since 1880 and was known as a strong, serene man. He had been a total invalid for several months. The son went to Troy today and will be back after the funeral, which will be held in Holton tomorrow.
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Bumgardner
Andrew Bungardner
Edward Bumgardner
Kansas
Kauss
Troy
Holton
Roosevelt Calls for Penrose Expulsion From Senate
Oyster Bay reports President Roosevelt urges expulsion of Senator Penrose from the United States Senate. In a prepared letter, Roosevelt cites Penrose testimony and claims Archbold was advised to make a second contribution to the campaign to secure government protection, a offer Roosevelt says mirrors police protection. The statement accompanies campaign finance scrutiny and prior testimony excerpts.
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Roosevelt
Lawrence Militiamen Return From Battle
Lawrence soldiers arrived back from the battle tired but satisfied, many ready to proceed to Mexico. Private Russell was accidentally shot. Hatcher reported sick. The unit, including Company H and the Hospital Corps, was praised by regular army officers. The band, Company K, and the University unit AK also returned, praised as among the best companies.
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Lawrence
Mexico
Rudsell
Rivate Hatcher
Evenem
Hospital
W. $. Metcal
Amr
Univer
Sums and Wells
Outsiders Dispute Victory in Kansas War Final Day
Outsiders who witnessed the last day claim the Reds won the engagement near the fort while Blues insist they held a defensive line after Lansing. Observers say Red Bay forces pressed through and forced a retreat, but Blues argue they only fell back to strengthen their position. Horace Hollingberry and Mrs Hollingberry returned to Lawrence last night.
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Reds
Kansas
Jett
Hollsidls
Red Bay
Jlanging
Lansing
Uis
Gtrl
Diab
Willard Wattles Plans Kansas Poetry Collection
Lawrence poet Willard Wattles announces plans to publish a collection from Kansas poetry, writing to friends that he will return to Kansas late this week. His poems have earned praise in local papers, and he intends to feature his booklet in the Journal-World.
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Willard
A. Wattles
Kansas
Lawrence
Mr. Wattles
Hese
Miv Wattles
English protest note filed with State Department today
A protest note from England was lodged with the State Department today by A. Mitelt Taness urging Britain to appeal to the tribunal. The note reaffirms opposition to an Anataganid hill in and outlines Britain’s intent to pursue further action with the tribunal.
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State Department
England
Washington
Anyi
Beit
A. Mitelelt Taness
F Eharze
Bread Bakers Turn Out 3900 Pounds in One Day
Army bakers at Bann's Grove on the north side of the river produced 3900 pounds of bread yesterday, mostly in four pound loaves. It is the highest output since the bakers arrived in Lawrence. Twelve men are employed, three at night and nine by day, with a ten day exhibition planned in Kansas City next week.
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Bann’s Grove
Tiver
Lawrence
Kansas City
New Front Planned for Guenther Grocery Store
A modern front is to be installed at the Guenther Grocery, soon. The updated facade will be a valuable addition to the TOU dock, preserving one of the oldest buildings on Massachusetts Street and marking another landmark for Lawrence.
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Guenthers
Guenther i Grocery
Tou Dock
Guenther
Massachusetts
Ams
Lawrence
Booth Memorial Services Arranged at St Methodist Church
Booth Memorial services are planned for Sunday afternoon at 3730 Ecli in the St Methodist Church. J. L. Brady will chair and deliver the principal address. Short talks will be given by other clergymen and special music is planned. The General Booth is laid to rest tomorrow afternoon at Abney Park Cemetery in Long Lon.
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Booth
Ecli
St. Methodist Lmveh
J.L. Brady
General Booth
Ure Abney Park
Lowlon Os Ie
Taft Heads to Columbus for Centennial Celebration
President Taft with Major Riands departs from Reston by early morning train to attend Ohio centennial events in Columbus amid cheering crowds. Includes notes on a Lawrence water exhibit and local shoppers Mrs. W. A. Waterson and Miss Elsie Alley in the area.
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Reston
U8i
Taft
Iis
Riands
Columbus
Ohio
Dent
Beverly and Steel
Ear
W. A. Waterson
Viniard
Elsie Alley
Waterville
Lawtrenve
Women’s Christian Temperance Union Again Meets in Lawrence
Several hundred delegates are expected for the twenty-eighth annual WCTU convention in Lawrence at the First Baptist church. The program includes morning business, papers, addresses, and a Fathers’ Night with suffrage as keynote, plus receptions, decorations, and committee work by local and district leaders.
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Lawrence
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Nettie Mayiland
Holl
Solo
Miss Kunkle
Endora
Allen
E. B. Key
Anderson
Ida Brownrigg
Ida, Bouebon
Mary .Cissna
Fe Scott
Douglas
Jennie--M -Bald
Ottawa
Boy Hit By Taxi In Tonganoxie Streets
In Tonganoxie yesterday a taxi struck a boy near Vermont and Henry streets as several youngsters ran across. Ivan was knocked down and rolled under the car for yards before being taken to Dr. A. J. Anderson’s office. He received only minor injuries, mainly bruises to the head and elbows.
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Tonganoxié Yierday
Vermont
Henry
Ivan
A. J. Anderson
Marriage Licenses Issued to Local Couples
A marriage license was issued to Otley Jacob Reilly and Louise Desque of Overbrook. Another license went to Earl Dennis Fisher of Akron Ohio and Leola Wiles of Lecompton.
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Otley Jacob Reilly
Louise Desque
Overbrook
Tolay
Earl Dennis
Fisher
Akron
Obio
Liee
Wiles
Lecompton
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James ‘H.mitchell
Laurier For
George J. Barker
North Lawrence
Alba
Rosa
Ther Hsaband
Gilbert Hoff
O.pic
Neantry
Ancaragun
H. W. Bolts
H. D
Sanborn
M.C. A
Harvey Lehman
Kansas Weather Report
Cobler
Thirteenth Cavalry
Upto Contest Board
Art
Prof. Briggs
Penrose
Seay
Saysi Roosevelt
New York
Regular Army
Horace Hollingberry
Journal-World- Office
J . B.hudson
Glube
Linn
Virginia Brolyn
Mound City
Miami
S. Balisbury
Gsawatomie
Wyandotte
Fannie Holsinger
ES Mavera” Tilman
Irs
Fannie Bixby
Ltd
T. C. Reed
Gladys Dianakin
Fea
Cloos
Euhith Hil
Nellie
Arthur Kalb
Baldwin
Fiona
Parwell
Ella ‘Brush
JF. Cohew
Miamma Wall
Lillian ’ Miehener
Mrisi
Rewse
Isle Brush
Eo E. MW
Chamre Te Fox
Onnganoxie
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