Supreme Court to Hear Contested Kansas Case Tomorrow
The Kansas Supreme Court will hear a bitterly contested dispute involving Felix Judge Contr versy. Attorneys Amick and Riling will represent Henry Ilbach and Tarleigh Helison in Topeka. The court may issue a decision by January 15, with oral arguments and precedent on commission government powers playing a central role.
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Lawrence
Aid Society Receives Mysterious Payment Draft
A garbled report describes an aid society in Lawrence receiving a check or draft years overdue, with confusion over jewels, theft, and a pastor named Voile. The text mentions charity funds, postmarks, and questions about ownership, but details remain unclear. The incident appears tied to a local aid society and potential misdirection or misallocation of funds.
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Kansas City Woman Seeks Father Henry Anderson
Helen Beatty of 618 Jamhel Street Kansas City searches for Henry Anderson a 40 year old colored man last known near Mears Avenue. She says his mother Annie Bragg Howard died recently and he may be a student at a university. She asks anyone with information to contact Bungas City.
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Morgan Confers With President on Chicago Business Leaders
Morgan and a delegation of Chicago business men met with President Wilson in Washington. The talks focused on anti trust and industrial issues. Morgan said the meeting was cordial and that the president would receive Henry Ford and other leaders next week. The group aims to press for policy guidance from the White House.
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Wright Case Continued In Court On Charges
A garbled OCR report notes Wright appeared for preliminary hearing in district court. The text shows two charges and mentions a failed bond. most details are unclear but reference to legal proceedings and a Tuesday or November date.
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Court Schedule Indicates Several Cases For Monday
A fragmentary court notice lists cases to be heard, with a tentative order for Monday at 9:30 o clock. It notes definite arrangements not yet made and that cases will proceed as prepared by the attorneys.
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Preliminary trial waived in Baldwin case over to November term
Ora Pov charged with assault had preliminary hearing waived this morning. Bound over to the November term of District Court. MELACL SOULE and Porter connected with the case in Baldwin. The report notes a serape incident with unclear details.
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Tucker Flays Standard Of Declares Senate Bid
Henry H. Tucker of Kansas City Kansas, president of Uncle Sam Oil, denounces the Standard Oil Company and says electing him to the U S Senate will save Kansas households money on gas and electric bills. He accuses rivals of corruption and promises investigations to benefit common people as a Curtis stock company performance closes the party rally.
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Honorary Appointment to Pythian Home Committee
Dr R Barnes named to state committee considering financing and site for a new Pythian Home. Lawrence supports building the home locally, viewing it as a strong lodge project. The Akew renee lodge No 2 adopted the appointment at a recent session.
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City commissioners advance several ordinances on streets and sewers
The eis commission meets daily as they draft ordinances governing streets sewers and utilities. Reading through multiple measures the city clerk records passes while the panel plans another session. A correspondent notes Mrs. W. J. Powell formerly Julia Carpenter of Latrenée arrives to visit her parents.
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Kansas Weather Summary From Two Days Report
Weather bulletin notes variable conditions across Kansas with chances of precipitation yesterday and today. Forecasts call for generally cool temperatures tonight and Friday with somewhat higher readings expected later, though exact figures are unclear due to damaged text.
Social Survey 10 Report On Recreation Findings
The Social Survey 10 report will begin next week with the Recreation division presenting its findings. Ten divisions exist and one will be released weekly. A meeting at Mrs F A Cowper's home set the schedule and the Municipal League meeting in October will display Lawrence’s gathered social findings.
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C. J. Edwards Honored for Church Finances Service
The adjourned Congregational meeting last night approved the retirement of C. L. Edwards after forty four years of faithful service. Mr. Learned assumed duties and the church will take over full Sunday School financial responsibility. Edwards will retire while remaining in harness for a period.
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Bonds Voteed for School Buildings Prompt Action
Voters approved bonds quickly to fund school building projects. No architect chosen yet and bids delayed by mail-ins. Public library opens its regular hours Monday July 3rd with summer hours to follow and notices to be issued later.
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North Side Residents Form Group To Curb Train Whistles
A North Side community met at the home of Ed B. Wilson to elect officers and adopt a constitution for a new mutual improvement group. Regular meetings will be held the third Monday each month. The first aim is to reduce whistle noise from Union Pacific trains and blocked streets caused by freight trains, with a resolution asking city commissioners for help. Officers elected were President Genres Lindler, Vice President Mrs. Buehminster, Secretary Mrs. M. Pare, and Treasurer A. H. Morondrd.
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Pedestrian sisters plan 3000 mile walk to Atlantic
Chicago woman Bertha Johnson and sisters Susie and Pearl start a cross country trek from Lawrence to San Francisco then onward to Atlanta, Georgia. They aim to cover 3000 miles in six months while promoting a new shoe brand.
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Fragmentary headline about a man and pie at home
A damaged clipping mentions a man making a pie at home and a broader remark about truth and American daily life. The readable portion connects a personal action to a general reflection on daily newspapers.
Resolutions honor Plymouth Church treasurer Edward
Community notes honor Charles Edward of Plymouth Congregational Church for forty years as treasurer and faithful service. Resolutions praise his integrity, unflagging work, and devotion, noting joining covenant in 1856 and his long loyalty to Christ and the church, with minutes to memorialize the tribute.
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Lawrence and Baldwin Fourth of July Festivities Attract Crowds
Lawrence plans a busy Fourth with band music at Woodland Park and a big ball game at 12:30 p.m. The island team will meet Lawrence, followed by novelty events and a dress of fireworks and dancing in the evening. Baldwin and Endora also stage large celebrations with parades, old fashioned dime dances, and a Topeka game. Farmers take a day off as city officials prepare the yearly celebration agenda and public works projects.
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Board debates action on school plans amid delays
City Attorney Harley notes board plans for education matters, with a professor architect and superintendent discussions. The board ponders steps, delays persist, and no definite plan or contract is approved as meetings continue without final submission.
Revered E F Wise Selected President in Epworth District
The message extols Rev E F Wise as a well known figure and the selected president of the Epworth District. It notes his leadership spirit and the impact on supporters, highlighting his apparent influence and the sense of vocation within the group.
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