Grand Duke calls for amnesty and revolt against Bolsheviks
A dispatch from Moscow reports Grand Duke Michael in exile pledging amnesty for past offenses to all whojoin the revolution while urging overthrow of the Bolshevik government after the dissolution of the Constituent Assembly. Meanwhile a state of war is proclaimed in Archangel as Allied forces monitor developments around the rail hub and Mourmansk line toward the Arctic coast.
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Fis
Moscow
Eople
Russia
Washington
Archangle
Kola
Ishevik
Britain Faces Demands in German Peace Terms
A Havas dispatch cites Prussian lord Count Roon detailing Germany’s expected terms for peace. Britain must surrender control of sea routes and restore Suez to Turkey, with Britain and France paying indemnity while German autonomy proposals for Belgium and Flanders are hinted. The report notes no armistice until these aims are secured, and cites expansion of submarine warfare and territorial changes as conditions.
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Great Britain
Germany
Gibraltar
Spain
Suez Canal
Turkey
Britain
France
United
Goer- Prussia
Count Roon
Prussian House of Lords
Better Baby Week at First Presbyterian Church in Lawrence
About 120 children were examined during Better Baby Week at the First Presbyterian Church in Lawrence. Local doctors and boards assisted under National Council and W C T U auspices. all but three were normal, with mothers from nearby towns seeking guidance on child development and nutrition.
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National Council Ofense
W. c. T. Uche Hopkins
Board of Health
Try
Diaz Leader of Joffre Type Diaz Leader of Joffre Type
Italy praises General Armando Diaz commander in chief of Italian armies who turned Austrian victory into defeat at the Piave. Diaz, a Joffre type figure, young yet popular, leads with warm Latin bearing, admired by civilians and soldiers alike.
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Italy
Armando Dia
Diaz
Joffre
Tisz
Isonzo
Ehort
ASK BATHERS TO PAY COST OF PONTOON BRIDGE
The cost of $119 for the pontoon bridge to Kaw Beach will be raised by subscription. A collection is planned at Kaw Beach on Wednesday night July 3, with attendants at the bridge or money given to W H Mays L B Read or C E Decker. Submerged island now drier with Mud hardening after Bowersock dam was closed.
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Kaw Beach
Charles E. Decker
W. H. Mays
L. B.read
C. E. Decker
Bowersock
Italian Officer to Lecture at University in Lawrence
Lieutenant Bruno Roselli of the Italian army will lecture to the University and the people of Lawrence Wednesday at four in Fraser chapel. Sent by the War Department, he has lectured across the U.S. after returning from the Italian front and previously taught at Adelphi College in Brooklyn.
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Bruno Roselli
Lawrence
Fraser Chapel
United States
Italy
Roselli
War Department
Adelphi College
Brooklyn
Kansas University Sends Students to Camp Sheridan
Kansas University will send one student per twenty five enrolled and one faculty member per 250 last year to Camp Sheridan Illinois for two months of military instruction starting July 18. Participants will receive $30 monthly plus rations, quarters, uniforms, and travel reimbursement.
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Camp
Sheridan
Illinois
Seni
Kansas University
Camp Sheridan
Frank Strong
War Department
Reserve Officers Training Corps
Bruno Scher
Army
Mary Ann Mine Poised for Rich Zinc Lead Ore
George O. Foster returned from Pitcher Oklahoma with rich ore specimens from the Mary Ann mine. The drift has entered a rich ore body and will feed bins within the week as work readiness continues. The Mary Ann Mining and Milling Company is largely owned by Lawrence and Indian investors.
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Mary Ann
George O. Foster
Pitcher
Oklo
Foster
The
Mary Ang Mining and Milling Company
Law-erence
Fighting Front Cablegram From Captain Dorer
Cablegram from Captain R C Dorer to his wife Mrs Frances Carpenter Dorer confirms he is now in the firing line with his men in France. A West Point graduate and Captain of Field Artillery, he was abroad to study tactics before drilling American troops, but rapid troop deployment kept him at his post. Mrs Dorer earlier visited family in Bellaire Ohio and Toledo before coming to Lawrence.
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Dorer
Frances Carpenter Dorer
R. C. Dorer
W.T. Carpenter
France
America
No Chamber of Commerce Luncheon This Week
No Chamber of Commerce luncheon this week due to the Fourth of July. All business houses will be closed for the holiday.
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Chamber of Commerce
Fourth of July Proclamation Urges Thrift and Patriotism
Lawrence Mayor Geo L Kreeg proclaims July fourth a day of patriotic observance. He warns against buying firecrackers, urges saving powder and money for ammunition for American forces in France, and calls for fireworks restraint to prevent fires and support victory.
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Lawren
Berks
Biel
Anny
Nowar
Lawrence
Lino
France
Geo. L. Kreegk
Tiths
Interurban Crash Injures Lawrence Woman and Ted Elliott
A noisy Saturday night featured a Kaw interurban crash injuring Mre PD Hunnicut of East Flowerth street with a broken rib and bruised leg. Ted Elliott, age fifteen, was detained by police after a bathhouse incident. Jack Kelsey faced a drunkenness charge with trial set for July 3.
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Ted Elliott
Fed
Elisa Patchen
Ted
Mre PD. B
Kansas City
Reading
Jack Kelsey
Allies Prodding at the Hun Line On French British Front
Allied forces press on the Franco Belgian front capturing 200 prisoners and machine guns in local operations north of the Semaine area. French gains include a strong point near Chezy Vimy and Laversine plateau as Petain troops extend their line. five killed and fourteen injured by Allied bombs at Manhattan Saturday morning.
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Semae
Seissons
Laversine
Agin
Albert
Somme
Paris
Manan- Jieim
Havas
Bazel
Tickets In Field Former President Surprised By Name Used
Kansas campaign opens with three parties Repulican Democrat Socialist. Waters decline to run for governor while Marble enters race for Democratic U S Senate against Thompson. Primary fights focus on governorship and Senate seats with Bristow Scott Stubbs and Capper among contenders. Continued on Page Four.
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Kansas
United States
Waters
de Werry J. Waters
Kanss State Agriculteni ‘College
Proverner
Nr Waters
Dr. Waters
Feart Marble
Fort Scott
William H
Flis
Stubbs
Lawrence
Charles F. Scott
Tala
Joseph L. Bristow
Salina
Henry Allens
Siti
Arthur
New Automobile Tags 467 Ready for Topeka Streets
Four hundred sixty seven auto tag orders mailed from Topeka Saturday arrive this morning. Tags are white with dark green lettering and were issued for those renewing before the license date. County treasurer's office reported all orders received by Friday night and tag arrivals are expected today.
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Topeka
Forty Arrested in Week of Police Action
Police arrested forty offenders in the past seven days in a busy period led by Chief James H. Monroe. Nine charged with disturbing the peace appeared before Judge Fred Clark, while eight were tied to a robbery case. Six speeders, including a woman, were fined 25 dollars plus costs, with fines held as parole. Inmates of a disorderly house on the North Side were tried, and one bond of 50 dollars was posted amid the week’s operations.
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Unt
Nto
Fred Clark
Xior
Cou
James H. Monroe
Dean and Mrs H L Plan Summer Visit to Estes Park
The text notes a plan for a summer stay in Estes Park Colorado by Dean and Mrs H L, with their daughter Miss Floren. They rented Sitone's cottages and will stay until mid August. An auto trip and mountain scenes with trout fishing and singing are referenced, though details are garbled.
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Dean
H. L
Floren
Estes Park
Colo
Vnz
Navy to Launch 2% Destroyers for Independence Day
Washington July 1 14 Dea rovers will be attached from American yards on July 4. These with a number of Eagle boats will represent the navy's share of tonnage to take water in celebration of Independence Day.
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Washington
Post Office Drives Record Baby Bond Sales In W S S Drive
Saturday breast the post office posted record baby bond sales totaling 125 000 surpassing January and led by bank driven pledges across Douglas county Eudora exceeded its 11500 quota by 2000 while Lawrence firemen boosted relief funds with a 600 purchase W S S campaign notes mis understanding delays in school district reports and continued effort to reach quotas across Kansas
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William F. Reinish
Fire Department
J. C. Stevenson
Mr. Stevenson
Douglas County
Kansas
Eudora
Eudora Banks
J. D. Bowersock
Douglas County Liberty Loan
Lawrence
Carl Allenbernd
F. W. Barteldes
J. 1
Bowersock
M. G. Bowersock
I. 1
Hoskinson
Geo. Tanes
R. C. Jackman
FE. O. Jackman
Geo. K. Mackie
Mr& Gee
K. Mackie
F.H. Smith Cover
J. BR. Watkins
Watkins
Nattinkal Bank
A. DD
Solons Move to Raise Wheat Price Floor
Washington July 1 Senators press another bid to lift the government's minimum guarantee for wheat to 2.50 a bushel as talks unfold. House objections remain, with wheat states arguing current support plus recent food admin price boosts still fall short of a fair profit or production incentive. Senator Norris of Nebraska proposes a 2.35 substitute tied to No 2 wheat at interior markets, while Norris blames three house conferees from cotton states for delays.
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Washington
Alartin
Senate
House
Norris
Nebraska
Martin
GET THEIR ORDERS First July Quota Leaves Here Soon
The first July draft contingent, 44 men, arrives for processing by George C Brune at the local draft board. Thirty-five depart for Camp Funston and nine for Fort Riley, to entrain within five days starting July 22. The 41 remaining is noted as Negro. Mrs C E Pulcipher leaves Centralia after visiting Mr and Mrs Dick.
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George C. Brune
Camp Funston
Fort Riley
Douglas County
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Michael
Nialee
Vologda
Arctic
Triangle
Arctic Ocean
Mourmansk
England
Belgium
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Calais
DEFEC
Tive Is
First Presbytrian Church
Tad
H. M. Niles
Ottawa
G. Ml. Samp
Jerbert
Tix
Pursuiais
Ge Piaye
Poxtoor Bridge
Kaw
John Hess
Carl Hess
Samuel Silverthorn
Ninth ‘Street
Chancellor Strong
AAR
Hear End
PD. B. Hunnicut
Bonner Springs
Hunnicut
St. Joseph's Hospital
Hannicut
Perry Ewing
Rheims
Agricultural College
George Marble
Yhampson
Clark
W.S. S
Solons
C. E. Pulcipher
Harry Dick
Centralia
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