Mexico Acknowledges Wilson Policy Impact on Huerta Election
Mexico City reports General Carranza and the Constitutionalists respond to President Wilson's Mexican policy. Carranza praises the message but warns war may continue as Huerta's forces must be driven from the country. Talks hint at early funding for Vera Cruz and a government path via Piedras Negras.
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Mexico City
Conus
Tad’ Ibit Fredericu
Aruba
John Lind
Mexico
Vietnam
Inlerta
United States
Ameria
Carranza
Texas
Wilson
Carranad
Piedras Negras
Yovemer Carranza
Lahuine
Torreon
Mesiew City
Uaerta
Presialvast Wien
Settler Patrik Conway Dies at North Lawrence Home
Patrik Conway died at his home 2b Leen Street North Lawrence at t o'clock. A well known Lawrence settler, he lived in and near the city for about forty years and was a member of the local post of the RBys state Mr Catway was a native painter who worked there until recently. He was 71 at death. The funeral will be held at 9 from the Catholic church with Rev Eckhart officiating. Interment will be in the Catholic cemetery.
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Patrik Conway
Leen Street
North
Lawrence
Conway
Dale
Catway
Bel Ramen Imernis
Eckhart
Efiviste
Terment
II the
Catholic Come
Boy Injured at Woodland Park in a Sharp Wrist Wound
A boy at Woodland Park severed an artery in his wrist from a rose glass incident. It bled briefly before pressure stopped it and he was taken to town for a doctor. The wound was dressed and the boy is recovering.
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Woodland Park
George
Ham
Trappers Deny Stefenson Claim of Eskimo Tribe Discovery
Edmonton based trappers from Fort Simpson G D Dea canehault and Joseph and William Maadson return from the far north denying Wiljahamur Stefesson's claim to discover a tribe of donde eskimos. They say they spent three weeks with a strange Eskimo clan and heard stories of other large camps, learning Stefessor arrived later and asserted the discovery.
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Edmonton
Atta
Auz
Fort Simpson
G. D. Deacanehault
Joseph
William Maadson
Wiljahamur Stefesson
Artie
Stefessor
Political Machine Charge Sparks Tax Amendment Debate
A congress caucus is portrayed as a political machine while a resolution calls for trust penalties and a tax shift. The discussion centers on raising the jaaven tax on fortunes and altering corporate income shares, with proposals for varying cuts to business income and cap gains.
Ugly Charge Stirs County as Sheriff Captures Suspect
Sheriff’s posse brought Greeley Bond to Lawrence after an alleged assault on his wife at their home four miles southeast. Bond is in county jail and officials expect charges soon for the severe beating, with the wounded wife reported in great pain.
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Greeley Bond
Bond
Greeley
Lawrence
Hima
Fraternal Aid Picnic Sparks Activities At Woodland Park
Lawrence residents gathered for the Fraternal Aid Association picnic at Woodland Park. The event featured a pole climbing display, a jug breaking contest, peanut catching, and various games with prizes. Spearheaded by Fraternal Riders 4AD, the celebration drew many picnickers and included contests for men and boys, with prizes like knives and broadcloth items, while many plans and acknowledgments followed for future gatherings.
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Lawrence
Fraternal Aid Association
Woodland Park
Belveis
Theo
John. Stout
Bill Dick
Hernia Meatfeld
Charley Stoddard
Norris Staofer
Lnll
Owas
Fred Woud
Aad
US SS 6
Mhnik
Ced
Remy Wey
New Unitarian Pastor Arrives In City
The Unitarian church welcomes its new pastor Mr Backus who arrived in the city yesterday and has taken lodging at 118 Tennessee Street He is a young man and earns his first pastorate He graduated from the University of Maine and Meadville Theological Seminary in Europe.
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Unitarian Church
Tennesse Street
Backus
University of Mienigar
Meadville Theoloeical Seminary
Europe
Wife seeks help to locate missing husband Blakeley
Mrs. E. S. Blakeley of 9036 Morris street has appealed to the Lawrence police to locate her husband who has been missing for some time. He reportedly went to Carthage Missouri for work, telephoned he would return but has not appeared, leaving Mrs. Blakeley worried and seeking police aid.
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E. S. Blakeley
Morris Street
Lawrence
New Board Moves to Manhattan for State Offices
The Kansas Board of Administration waives Topeka offices and places state school affairs under Manhattan controls. Temporary home at Memorial Building pending completion of the Topeka Memorial Building. Purchases for state institutions to be routed through the board to reduce staff and streamline procurement.
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Manhattan
KS. A.C. Ae
Kansas University At
Lawrénice
Board of Administration
Cultural College
Topeka
Hackney
Chaumna
Toneka
Hack
The
Agricultural College
Capitol Building
Memorial Building
Lawrence Today and Yesterday uplift community interests
Public interest grows as Lawrence Today and Yesterday advances its Lawrence Metcalf Bros and Evans portraits, promising a premier souvenir issue. The Vans Metcalf Implement Co supports representation and a feature on local development, with Resplendid Souvle West Development issue as the benchmark.
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Orc
Lawrenc
vans-Metcalf| Implement Co
Col. Evans
J. C. Metcalf
Lawrence
Anewspaper
Prt Kansas
Wichita Beacon
Thompson Chauffeur Thaw Case Stirs Sherbrooke Courts
In Sherbrooke Quebec on August 29 Thompson the chauffeur of Roger Thompson walked the streets as Magistrate Mulvane admitted him to 500 dollars bail after appearing for Irish charged with aiding Thaw to enter the Dominion. With Thaw likely held until a King’s Bench session in October the case against Thompson was postponed. Jerome’s visit unproductive. Quebec sends the case back to its earlier Sherbrooke jail status as Stanford White’s slayer matter lingers.
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Sherbrooke
Que
Aus
Roger
Thompson
Harry K.trawsway
Matteawan
Mulvane
Wic
Dominion
Sesson
King’s Bench
Stanford White
Jerome
Quebec
Mexican laborer killed near Union Pacific tracks
A Mexican laborer identified only as A. Mesivan Jabortr was killed this afternoon around 3 30 while working on Union Pacific tracks near Ewek Creek station. The man was struck by train number 28 and his body was brought to Lawrence on the train.
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A. Mesivan Jabortr
Union Pacific
Ewek Creek
Lawrence
Jealous Lover Shoots Missouri Farmer in Jealous Rage
In Pattonburz Missouri Aug 28 Ray Buzzard a young Tycmer shot and seriously wounded Mattie Uthe twenty years old near midnight. Buzzard is jailed at Gallatin Missouri. Miss Uthe and Buzzard attended a dance. Buzzard said to have become jealous after the girl danced with another young man. When she entered the buggy to drive home Buzzard followed and fired a bullet into her left side. She probably will die. Henry McCurdy returns home after summer travels and is in good health.
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Missouri
Partonsburz
Ray Buzzard
Tycmer
Mattie Uthe
Minizht
Buzzard
Gallatin
Pigex
Young Officer Endacott Becomes US Marshal Deputy
Endacott, nineteen, son of Mr and Mrs Will Endacott, has served months as a deputy United States Marshal at Muskogee. The Times-Denou notes his status as possibly the nation’s youngest deputy marshal. He is a Lawrence Business College graduate who passed civil service exams for Interior and all departments, remaining in service under the current administration.
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Endacott
United States
Lawreace Business College
Department of the Interior
Department
Kansas Rifle Team Finishes Seventh in National Shoot
Telegram from Lieut Joe Topping reports Lawrence men Lieut Walling and Sam McKone on the Kansas rifle team finishing seventh overall and second in the surprise fire event despite gale winds. Team total 2507. one member reportedly withdrew at the last minute. Also notes football trip to Europe and prospect of Bunny Wilson not returning to Kansas University.
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Lawrence
Lieut
Waling
Prigate McKone
Metcalf
Joe Topping
Camp Berry
Kansas Rifle
Kansas
Tor Tient
Yopping
Guy, Walling
Sam McKone
Phol
Europe
Wilson Vt
Kansas-Missouri
Bunny
K. U
Fair Association meeting adjourned due to no quorum
A Fair Association gathering was unable to convene last night because of lack of quorum. It was adjourned to next Tuesday night for a full meeting. Chris Schaake shared large watermelons with attendees as a show of appreciation.
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The
Fair Association
Chris Schaake
Tve
Schaake
Lawrence
Much Cooler Night Promises From Weather Report
Weather report notes a drop of 1-2 degrees from the previous afternoon and claims a much cooler night ahead. A resident recalls waking chilled and adding covers, while the forecaster predicts only slight warmth tonight and tomorrow, with a cooler trend continuing.
Enforce New State Auto Law Seeks Police Aid
The secretary of state requests local police aid to enforce the new state automobile law. Mayor Bond and Police Chief Meyers pledge cooperation as licensing, fees, and speed restrictions are explained. The law imposes 5 dollar annual licenses, roadside speed limits, railroad crossings, and special rules for horses and pedestrians, with penalties for delinquents.
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BE. E. Meyers
Secretary of State
Caas
Sessions Ig
Logal Police Department
E. A. Bond
E. FE. Meyers
Lawrence
Viscount Haldane Arrives in New York Harbor
Viscount Haldane first Lord High Chancellor of Great Britain to leave the viscountcy in 400 years entered New York Harbor today. A reception committee and U S officials welcomed him aboard the ship and escorted him to the Plaza Hotel for interviews on his election to the high office.
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New York Harbor
New York
Lusi
Herring
Whitdane
Great Britain
New Yorkarbor
Terr
United States
Lord Haldane
Father killed in raid linked to Geo Girard name
The Journal World was informed by Mrs E H Van Hosen of Willow Springs that Geo Girard, identified as the victim of the Quantref raid on Lawrence on August 21 1912, was her father and buried at Willow Springs township The paper notes the raid victims list omits Gov Girard and asks readers to recall Hill and that day A public notice from Jefferson City Mo August 29 reports the public service commission naming Ft Harrop of Wisconsin as chief engineer to eliminate grade crossings in state cities
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Davghter
Geo
Girard
Geo. Girard
Lawrence
Journal-World
E. H. van Hosen
Willow Springs
Gov
Hill
Journal- World
Jefferson City
Aus
Public Service Commission
FT. Harrop
Wisconsin
Asrief
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