Coroner probes inquest into Wendler murder deaths
In Jefferson City Missouri the coroner held an inquest into the death of Anna Wendler found in the river. The jury ruled she was killed by unknown persons with a wire clothes line causing a neck wound. The coroner stated at least two men killed her and the suspects moved her from Rising Creek bridge to the river where she was dumped. A $600 reward is offered for the arrest and conviction of the murderers.
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Jefferson City
Anna Wendler
Miss Wendler
Amos
Rising Creek Bridge
Complete Performances by Grounds on South Mass
An afternoon and evening showcase at Grounds on South Mass drew crowds of families and adults alike with full performances that captivated both kiddies and grown ups. The event highlighted varied acts across the grounds in a lively, community style program.
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South Mass
Gentry Brothers Circus Arrives With New Acts
The Gentry Brothers tented on South Mass street, paraded through town this morning, and opened two performances. New acts include Bon setlis Troupe acrobats, Two Bouchards, Latell Sisters aerialists, and Marcell and Sennett pantomimists. Captain Ronelsire leads a wild animal group in a thrilling finale.
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Journal
Gentry Brothers
Santa Fe
South Mass
Bouchards
Four Keelies
Latell Sisters
Marcell and Sennett
Don Ronelsire
Cat Animal Tribe
Gentry Bros
Bicycle Collision Breaks Arm At Wilson Street
Ross Huey was riding a bicycle near the Wilson boarding house on New Hampshire street when he collided with Eriksen's furniture wagon at noon today. His left arm was broken and Dr. Anderson set the bone. Huey is reported doing as well as could be expected.
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Eriksen
Ross Huey
Wilson
New Hampshire Street
Dr. Anderson
Wabash Train Wreck Near Montgomery City Kills One
A Wabash passenger train from St Louis wrecked west of Montgomery City Missouri early today. One unidentified man killed while attempting theft. Several passengers injured including Miss Bea Wilkes and Wilkes of Ket esville.
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Montgomery City
St. Louis
Here
Imu
Delia
Wilkes
Beatrice Wilkes
Ketesville
Taft and Roosevelt Reunite Warmly at Evans College Veranda
In Beverly July 1 President Taft and Col Roosevelt met after sixteen months apart on the Evans college veranda. They exchanged cordial greetings, shared jokes, and recalled old days with affectionate warmth. Photographers captured the reunion as onlookers noted the strong friendship and absence of any political tension between the leaders.
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Beverly
Taft
Col
Roosevelt
Evans
President
Theodore
Washington
Col Roosevelt
House
Col. Roosevelt
Tat
Nalant
Senator Lodge
Cearge
Seine
Glorious Fourth Planned in Lawrence Amusement Park Event
Lawrence prepares a full Fourth of July at an amusement park with Governor Stubbs speaking. A noon picnic dinner, farm families and townspeople, an afternoon ball game, speeches, dancing, and fireworks are planned. The grounds will be policed, no admission charged, and explosives prohibited on Masa street. arrests possible for violations.
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Lawrence
Win Newmark
Trojans
Stubbs
Denrnal
Jeffries Jamison
Journal
Western Union
Good Crops In Oklahoma Overwhelm Wheat Market
Chicago July 1 News report says Oklahoma's dural crop at an estimated 26 2 million bushels with 91 0 condition strained the wheat market. Lack of rains in the Dakotas and Minnesota reasserted influence while short sellers covered for holidays as prices moved from unchanged to higher, September nearing 98.
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Chicago
Chisezo
Oklahoma
Dakotas
Minnesota
Congressman Frank C Wachter Dies at 47 in Baltimore
Baltimore July 1 congressman Frank C Wachter died today at age 47 his death announced in city. Wachter served in Congress and was known for his work on local issues and national policy.
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Frank Wachter
Baltimore
Frank C. Wachter
Treasury reports 9.4 million surplus for the year
The treasury department announced a 9,402,000 surplus in ordinary receipts and expenditures, reversing last year’s deficit of 5,877,000. The brief note appears alongside unrelated satirical musings on gender and friendship.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Convention in Kansas City Targets Miners Strike Settlement
In Kansas City on July 1 275 Southwestern coal miners delegates gathered to press President Lewis and James Ett toward a trial agreement to end the miners strike meeting in the city today.
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Kansas City
Lewis
James Ett
Second Escape From Asylum in Hopkinsville Charged
George B. Warner, convicted of killing Pulaski Leeds, superintendent of machinery for Louisville Nashville Railroad, made a second escape from the state insane asylum last evening. The report adds a quip about tough choices and matrimony as a social aside.
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Hopkinsville
George B. Warner
Pulaski Leeds
Louisville & Nashville
State
Roosevelt Loses in New York in Progressive-Backed Primary Battle
Albany July 1 Theodore Roosevelt was decisively defeated as the Republican machine blocked his bid. The Senate adjourned sine die at 2 p.m., killing the Cobb direct nomination bill after a long fight, with 24 to 23 votes. Roosevelt emerged as the pivotal figure in a drama marking a clash between reform and party leaders.
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Albany
Theodore Roosevelt
White House
Assembly
Senate
Cobb
House
Judiciary Committee
Lloyd C. Griscom
New York County Republian
Col. Roosevelt
Cal. Roosevelt
Hughes
Roosevelt
Slughes
Griscom
Washington
Glaghes
Theodore Ruosevelt
Markets by Wire Kansas City July 1 Wheat and live stock notes
Market wire summary notes cash wheat No. 2 red and mixed grades, prices for dairy butter creamery packing, cattle totals 245 cows and heifers, 5 000 heavy feeders, pigs, and hogs notations. Timber and livestock values referenced with price ranges and quantities.
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Kansis
Butter—Creamery
Strike Averted in Pittsburg District Mines Event
Reports say a coal miners strike in the Pittsburg district was averted as sub-committees of operators and miners reached an agreement. Greensburg Pennsylvania notes the Westmoreland coal district faced unrest with dynamited homes and gunfire on deputies. In East Prussia a woman charged with murder attempted suicide in custody. doctors hope for her recovery.
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Paduly L
Guiners
Greensburg
Westmoreland Cval
Allenstein
East Prussia
Frau von Schoenbeeck Weber
Kansas Weather Outlook Fair and Warm Into Weekend
Chicago dispatch reports Kansas will see generally fair skies with continued warm conditions tonight and Saturday.
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Chicago
Kansas
Irrigation Congress Delegation Named From Kansas
Governor Stubbs selects a strong Kansas delegation led by Charles E. Sutton of Lawrence to attend the Eighteenth National Irrigation Congress in Pueblo from September 26 to 30. The roster includes bankers, editors, lawyers, and engineers from Dodge City, Garden City, Topeka, Wichita, and Meade, highlighting Kansas interests in Arkansas Valley irrigation and valley development.
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Col
W. R. Stubbs
Kansas
National Irrigation Congress
Peeblo
Charles E. Sutton
Lawrence
State Board of ‘Uariculture
Congress
Dodge City
Colorado Tine
Arkansas Valley
Charles B. Sutton
State Board of Agriculture
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Topeka
Muses
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OH. Paxson
Garden City
Evening Telegram
Arkansas Valley Commercial Association
Cutitral
L. Diesen
of the Fathers of
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Dunes W. Fike
Colby
Kaneas
Flag Lone Joon
Mr. Coffin
Scott
Walter Wellhouse
Kansas State Lot
H Cultural Society
L. H. Dfaines
Galena
Suthwestern
William Newlin
Tutckinson
Renn County
Richard J. Hopkins
Len City
West A
BK. Reeve
KE. J. Spencer
Wichita
J.B. Gano
Kling
Barber County
Medicine Lodge
George BK. Cones
Meade
Earl Akers
Stafford
Stafford Republican
Veutral
Julin M. Meade
Eluet
Santa Fe Railroad
Kansan on Board Arbitrator in Missouri Pacific Trouble
Judge William L. Chambers of Kansas City was named third arbitrator in the Missouri Pacific telegraphers wage and hour dispute. A. W. Sullivan, railway general manager, and Frank J. Ryan of the Kansas railroad board join as the other members. First meetings set for July 6 in St. Louis.
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Frank Ryan
Missouri Pacific
Washington
William L. Chambers
A. W. Sullivan
Frank J. Ryan
Board of Railroadd Commissioners of
Kansas
St. Louis
Gentry Bros Circus Pays Higher City License
Gentry Bros shows in Lawrence paid 37.50 for a city license rather than the 10 formerly charged. City Clerk Brooks refused a 10 dollar circus license, forcing a standard 75 dollar rate split between the parties. The event, deemed too large for the smaller permit, followed Topeka’s higher pricing.
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Gentry’s
Gentry Bros
Lawrence
Brooks
Topeka
Getty
Dahlene to Coach Ottawa University Football Next Fall
Oscar Dahlene of this city announced he will coach Ottawa University football next fall after the athletic board accepted his terms. He will go to Ottawa two weeks before the fall term to prepare. Dahlene is regarded as a principal fellow in football and now works with the Santa Fe railroad in Topeka.
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Oscar Dablene
Ottawa University
Dahlene
Ottawa
RK. U
Explosion at University Injures Professor During Lab Work
An explosion in a university laboratory Saturday badly burned Professor Bushong as petroleum he worked with ignited. The blast blew out the laboratory door and singed his face and head. Other items in the page mention local fishing and auto racing notes with unrelated anecdotes.
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Bushong
Bushoag
Johnson Jeffries bout trains near finish as bets surface
Reno July 1 fighters Johnson and Jeffries declare their training finished and plan light routines until July 4. Johnson bets 5000 on himself while odds shift across betting houses with Jeffries favored. Weight estimates place Johnson around 209 pounds and Jeffries between 220 and 225 as promoters set timekeeper plans in San Francisco.
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Nev
Johnson
Jeffries
Annon
Moana Springs
Jenson
Damies J. Corbett
Tonson
Flanagan
Tom Corebett
Deiliies
Joef Vries
Jeff
George Harting
Taft Roosevelt Meeting Sparks Beverly Visit Speculation
Casual remarks after yesterday's Taft Roosevelt meeting hint politics entered discussions lightly. Reports circulated that Roosevelt might visit Beverly again this summer, but he stated he has no such plan.
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Beverly
Blass
Roosevelt
Cotton Mills Shut Down for Ten Days in Prolific Curtailment
Boston July 1 The cotton mills across the country employing about 100000 workers closed today for ten days to curtail production amid Brouelion uncertainty.
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Boston
Mass
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