Armenian Sunk Under British Charter War Loss
The Armenian, carrying 1422 mules and American passengers, was sunk off the Cornwall coast by a German submarine. American and British officials report the loss of many Americans, with survivors fleeing in lifeboats as the vessel sank within 50 minutes. The incident prompts debate over wartime transport and U S charter status.
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Vornouth
England
Theoere
Mewon
Telegin
France
Diet
Phe! Armenian
Washington
Cornwall
Bae
London
Aristrde
Bristol
Anbassiader
Aimermeans
Ste
Tere
Aimerica
Octiary
Avonmouth
Armies Work Together On Russian Campaign
Germans and Austrians fight side by side in the northern theater of the Russian campaign. A Reuters dispatch from Perry Field describes joint action near Lib lina Lrenat and Liteve, with a planned advance between the Vistula and the Tag toward Vecrasl and Litevsk, as the near-term movement shifts eastward toward Vircasl.
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London
Reuter
Perry Field
Misha
Mackensia
Vircasl
Litevsk
Wavel
Rich Rothschild Works In Hay Field As Reporter Notes
A garbled report describes a Rothschild from a French family working in a hay field. It claims involvement with a Paris branch and a capture during driving, with references to special treatment and declawed efforts. The text is unclear and contains many obscurities.
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Rothechild
Hay Field
Boplin
Tehtuart Vourier
Redeen
Vietnap
Parig
Rothschild
Tay
Guy
Germans Sink Another Wheat Ship Off Irish Coast
London July 1 reports that the Tellish bark Thistlebank with cargo of wheat for Cork was torpedoed yesterday off Fasinet Ireland. Some crew were rescued and sent to Baltimore west of Cork.
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Jondon
Thistlebank
Pahia Blanca
Qirogne
Town
Fasinet
Ireland
Baltimore
Cork
Adah Chapter Meets In Masohie Temple Tonight
The Adah chapter of the Eastern Star holds its regular meeting at the Masonic Temple tonight.
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Adah
Adal Chapter
The
Eastern Star Will Be i
Masohie Temple
Reports Undependable Berlin Tales on Russian Peace
Berlin reports from July 1 discuss Emperor Nicholas I and the imperial rescript deterring war. The dispatch notes widespread misprints and undecipherable lines in Scandinavian pressrooms, yet highlights a claimed shift toward peace in Russian courts.
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Berlin
Scandinavia
Nicholas
Evelyn Won’t Testify In Thaw Trial In New York City
Evelyn Nesbit refuses to comply with a subpoena to travel to New York City to testify in the Thaw case. The motion seeks her presence to determine the status of her marriage to Harry K. Thaw and the ongoing proceedings.
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New York City
Malone
Suly T—Eyvelyn Nesbit
Harey
Boy Scouts 10 Have Program At Woodland Park
Lawrence city Boy Scouts plan a July 3 program at Woodland Park starting six in the morning with an overnight camp in scout tents. Prof Walker oversees the event with emphasis on practical work, morning gatherings, meal plans, patrol participation, first aid duties, and exhibition contests in the afternoon featuring fire lighting, water boiling, and Morse signaling tests.
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Walker
Seouts
Lawrence
Wereddamd
Evens
Dad
Sin Walke
Lattin
Hirst
Pencan
Maretarets
Pri
Polloss
Allertis
Senline Gold
Ional Morse
Art Exhibition by Cire Peclaration at Getloyed Woman's Club
The article notes a public exhibition of artwork by the Cire Peclaration at the Getloyed Woman's Club in St. This event is scheduled for Friday afternoon and evening. Win. Lee travels to Kansas City with Mrs. Lee, sister of Jeli Weisman, who recently drowned in a local incident.
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Cire Peclaration
Win. Lee
Kansas City
Merchants Plan Uniform Holiday Closing Schedule
Merchants and Farmers Association votes a holiday closing plan with specific hours for Memorial Day, Independence Day, Thanksgiving, and Christmas. The resolution sets full-day closings for groceries, bakeries, and other shops, with exceptions for essential services and possible altered hours when holidays fall on weekends.
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Merchants Association
Howell May Appeal Case In Auto Driver Trial
A man charged with auto driving appeared in court today and was held for further action. The case centers on a traffic incident near Howell where damages were claimed and costs discussed as the defense seeks a higher court review. The proceedings included references to possible appeals and compliance with relevant law.
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Fiescoset
Coe
Howell
Lowell
Kansas Weather Report Fragment
Fragmented weather note reports rainfall around 0.05 inches with a cloudy night and minor chance of precipitation. Mentions yesterday and today figures but lacks complete data due to damaged OCR.
Accuses Former Partner In Robbery And Theft of Tools
A colored man testifies that his former partner, Brown, and Charles Lane used stolen tools after dissolving their partnership. The witness, Barnes, details misshapen claims and the ensuing legal fight over ownership, including a crowbar, two levels, a bricklayer’s trowel, and other workshop gear. The case centers on possession and repayment for the missing items.
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Robinson Barnes
Madsen
Clarkes
Brown
Lharnes
Mons
Barnes
Laas
Professor Bugchner Returns From Conference at KU
Professor Bugchner of Johns Hopkins resumes duties after presenting at a university conference. The event featured invited lectures and discussions. Bugchner spoke on education and data analysis, returning to teach current courses for the remainder of the year.
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Johns Hopkins
K. U
Abet Plluehier
Planeikits Universitt
Gesten Me Buelwer
Duhns
Will Tedeb
Sme
Ebaig Bo Carla
Ae Univers
Wyony Ierunss
Dave Eharwe Veig
Vlaseis
Reverend Newlin Comeng Heads North Carolina College
Rev Newlin Comeng from Whittier California travels to North Carolina to assume the presidency at Gadtdford College He will preach at Ebenes church on Delaware Street and visit relatives and friends en route He is cousin of Jeti ML Newlin on Linkrener and is linked to Friends church circles in California and on the Pacific Coast
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California
North Carolina Institution
Thomas Nosylin
Whittier
Whittier Coffereram
Drade
Hanwrenee
Pac Veilie
Gadttford College
N.C
Serviers
Jeti
Newlin
Commission Holds Meeting On State Board Proposals
The Civil Commission in Tupelo yesterday held its meeting to formulate a set of rules governing deductions of the board and employees of the state. Commissioner Pral, What Pur Dick, attended as one of the members.
Trade balance report and chaotic police notes from Washington
A jumbled Washington notice reports the U S trade balance at over 1 060 006 nine cents and mentions events including a kidnapping threat and a professor’s night incident. It also references a handicap tournament and weather notes with scattered names and places.
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U.S
Washington
Boy Drowns After Boat Capsizes on River
A 1-year-old, son of Weidman, died when a boat capsized in high water near Lake Street. His mother had warned him, but he ventured toward the river with a companion. The body, found downstream, was recovered with the river carrying the craft and dragging the child. A reward was offered for information leading to the recovery.
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Inlaw
Butin Wentuan
Wun ER
Weidman
Gracher Brothers
Lake Street
Gandweluek
Dyer
Searel Ora
Wil Lee
Hayhue
Weidinga
Stredtt
Clark Weihnan
Strane
Agiani
Anil
Eure
Dimand
Garam Setoed
Nazarene Churcl
Willian Woridnei
Howse Wenlian
Will Lee
Fears Lee
Therdere Diniue
Dubnison
Joss Harris
Kagem Parris
Woidman
Naire
Concert at Central Park by First Regiment Bari
A concert program at Central Park tomorrow night at eight features the First Regiment Bari with a varied lineup. Performances include Adina, Dance of the Lone Bid, and selections by Pall, with conductors and soloists such as White, Portes, and Heyer noted in the slate of pieces and encores.
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Bari
Tontelit
Alike Overbure
Istern
Tada
Close of Lumber Industry Means Big Job Loss
Chicago on July 1 reports a mass lumber industry shutdown hitting construction and related businesses. About 2000 workers expected to lose employment as many yards and brick and timber facilities close, signaling a sharp economic downturn for the sector.
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Chicago
County tax receipts top state total despite late payments
County taxpayers overwhelmed the treasurer as over 40 000 dollars owed to the state ran late. Officials note state collections appear high while timely payments reduce penalties, with Wyandotte Sedgwick Shawnee and others contributing most to the year’s levy.
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Peares
Poweey
Wyandotte
Sedeewiek
Shawnee
Meta
Sumner Cooley
Butt Marshall
Sedewiek
Serduwiek
Paki
Lot Aken
Seh Jaan
I Taxis
Trearey
Fair Directors Meeting At Merchants Rooms Friday Evening
The fair directors will hold a session at Merchants Rooms Friday evening. Attendees include Evrard and other officers as they review the coming event and related business matters. The meeting follows a routine agenda with status updates and expected attendance noted by officials from Kanes Orrand Meine.
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Evard
Pyidny
Crea Sconaerr
Terry Berek
Huerta Gases Postponed To July 12 In Neutrality Case
Mexicans greet General Huerta with vivas outside the court as prominent Mexicans attend the hearing of the general charged with neutrality violation. The case against Vietaring and Lorolliers was postponed to July 12 on defense request after prosecutors outlined readiness and witnesses. Huerta arrived at the clock’s strike with Generals Vesipial Oroger and Frank Abierete nearby, while crowds chanted and clapped outside the courthouse.
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Vasa
Vietaring
United States
Carranai Am Ville
Lerta
Perfect July 5 plans for Lawrence independence day
Loose OCR article outlines July 5 independence day events at Woodlind Park in Lawrence with a daylong program. It notes a chorus led by Prof Downing, civil service themes, and a parade of speakers and musicians including university figures. A flag display, battle hymn music, and a tug of war between fists and Trans are listed as features with captains named as organizers.
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Lawrences Bie
Woodlind Park
William PL Downistz
Wniversiy
Iansae School of the Arts
Lawrence
Prof
Downing
Wie Republie
Wil
Wb. Burdick
Menin Civil Sonvie i Stein
Fats and
Trans
Robert Kram
Bell Brother
Muasie Company
Wida Newmark
Newsmark
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City of Lawrence
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Weil
Associae
Aten
Fkrmers
Watil Tehoek Poy Amd
Laobs Fur USA
Fay
Aluby
Arocers
Fitrhers
Artiels Oh
Mhankssivine
Christusay
Insite
Ciroetors
Tatchers
Saterihiy
Permain
Ether
Jain
Grocers
Salrealy
Jlers Uist Dis Oliver
Palamat
Lecompton
EL Re Stauffer
Otto Fiseler
Kansas
Prof. Bughner
Rev
Newlin Comeng
Burdick
Louisiana Street
Mir Davis
Bern Auishet
Dar Anany
Boy
John Weidman
Central Park
Anand
Shringr
Spain
Mairi
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Day
Age Renee
Fair Directors
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Lawrence Tad
Huerta
Vivas
W. B. Downing
Judge Smart
Court House
Straurt
Ben Wilson
Topekfa
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