Government Agents to Watch Huerta Extradition Plans
Washington reports four ways the U S government may detain General Huerta amid extradition talks. Secretary Lansing weighs surrender options to Villa ruler at Puare, while Funston has orders to use military force to prevent Huerta crossing the border if needed.
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Washington, D.C
Victaring Huerta
Wilsem
Crtiz
Fes
Vitor Mesxieyrom
Penta
United States
Lansing
Hueria
Puares
Loery Wilson
Department of Labor
Huerta
Faristany
Murti
Chihualaa
Owen
Tesas
Turt
Herder Stiles
Moxies
Rome Jastier. Ee
Extradition Talk Sparks Texas Political Turmoil
Widespread discussion centers on Mexico’s extradition request for General Huerta. Governor Ferguson of Texas and Fidel Avila of Chimalin provoke debate as federal aid remains silent. Rumors and partial texts create confusion in local circles.
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Texas
Piltienfinn
General Huerta
Govertor Furgeson
Fidel Avila
Chimalin
General Villas
Russians Retreat as Germans Reach Krasnik Positions
German headquarters communications report Russian forces at Zanwat driven back while German troops advance to positions near Krasnik in the same district. The message, dated today, notes declines in Russian lines and asserts German gains on the eastern front.
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Krasnik
Berlin
Landen
Higateasnik
Iin Pol Diaman
Taive Brsia
Samitherb
Zanwat
German Attacks and Czech Leaders Arrested in Prague
Fragmented report notes Czech parliamentary leaders Dr Beratarz and Ke Schreriner seized May 22 as German assaults press on. Vienna copies of kompromiss documents emerge. Austrian commander Frederiel claims tightening crisis amid fragile allied aid. Louisiana crops suffer damage and disruption as reports spill into crossborder turmoil.
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London
Beratarz
Ke. Sehreiner
Toherisa Sionimastic Organicion
Prague
Batali
Vienna
Luulerse
Agel
Frederiel
Adidpesster
I Smee
Cattle and Hogs From Suttons at Panama-Pacific Exposition
Douglas County cattle and Berkshire hogs raised near Lawrence on the Sutton and Porteous stock farm will exhibit at the Panama-Pac Expo in San Francisco. Charles E. Sutton and Professor Cochell will select prize stock from their blooded Angusrattle and Berkshire herds for official displays. Sutton's long exhibition record and national fame underline the strength of his herd as shipments go to fairs nationwide.
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Sutton Stock Farm
Kansas
Douglas
Douglas County
Lawrence
Sutton & Porteous
Panama
Charles E. Sutton
State Agricutural College
Manhattan
Placis
Berkshire
Sutton
Prof
Cochell
Hart Institution
Mar
United States
Big F A U Effort All Day Today In Lawrence
Merchants and business men show interest as Lawrence citizens sign in to join the Practical Aid Union. Applicants aged 26 to 30 in good health participate, with officers guiding canvassing efforts across town. Leaders include C Ran kin and Day Re Barnes. university officials, bankers, professionals, and pastors mobilize support for the union.
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Lawrence
Inom
Inter Tt
Teind Hats
Wario
Businness
Lawrence Acho
Cavassing Fens
Apn
Lttuls
I. C
Capper
Thas
Vnien
Re C. Rankin
Day Re. Barnes
Win Newwork
Submarines Again Active In War Horns
British shipping faces German submarine campaign as three steamers Saetemoer Caucasian and Welbury are sunk. Crew saved from Inglemoer and Cagastian. Welbury crew missing. L. C. Tower sunk off Parrshora after June 1. eight crew landed at Queenston. Reports say Taglemoor sunk by submarine while near Lusitania, with heavy loss of life.
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London
Inglemoer
Falumath
Wate
Runciman & Co
LL. C. Tower
Nova Scolia
Tor Newport
England
Queenston
Wiymoath
Exchange ‘Telewrapl Company
Taglemoor
Wen
Chiicasian
Taelemoor
Creasin
Vos
Sibmerine
Lusitantiae
Ian
Chicago strike bars building material and deliveries
Chicago faced a sweeping work stoppage as two major yard services closed today, striking thousands of workers. The action halts brick and wood deliveries, halting construction across the city until a 16,000 carpenter strike is settled and industrial tensions ease.
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Chicago
Tve
Porfirio Diaz Dies in Paris at Age
Former Mexican president Porfirio Diaz died in Paris this morning after long years in exile. His death marks the end of a controversial era in Mexican politics and international history.
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Paris
Porfirio Diaz
Mexico
Teutons and Vienna talks on postwar cooperation
At a Vienna conference July 7 delegates from Germany and Austria discussed methods to unite the two nations. Dr Reiser, Hanse League president, noted Quadruple Entente allies have political treaties and economic arrangements, and require mutual consent for any Germany Austria trade deals. Trial of Bill Stevens covers a theft case involving irons and a coal store, with Stevens having sold some goods to a coal seller.
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Bitvich
Tly
Vienna
Dhe
Abctiermany Nd
Austria
Dr Reiser
Hanse League
Anest
Germany
Kansas Weather Update Shows Showers This Weekend
Weather bulletin notes showers tonight and likely Saturday. Highs and lows described with cooling trend and changing temperatures as the forecast calls for unsettled conditions across the area.
Special Douglas county court session decides custody and fines
In a Douglas county special session Judge Smart ruled on several matters. Nelhe Wriven and Mallie Anderson received custody decisions for a minor child. Strode vs Otis Strodes was dismissed due to petition amendment failure. J Maris sues Lawrence Street Rm Company for costs. Nose Mary vs A Mmeran denied. City of Lecompton vs LW. Sehon et al denied new trial. Frank Ab. Hantha vs EF awarded judgment. Nelson entiment awarded. A boy who helped break into a Santa Fe car was sent to the reformatory. Byrd faces juvenile court proceedings.
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Douglas County Court
Nose Mary
Ae M4nmeran
Denier
City of
Byrd
Treece Falls Ankles Jumping Ball At Acacia House
E L Treece a KU senior was hurt playing ball yesterday evening near 14 Rene Street with four bystanders including K Basinger and J W Jill. He suffered two ankle fractures and will be laid up in Lawrence for several weeks after the mishap involving a curb and stumble.
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K. U
Treeee
Nev Serioul
Acacia House
Rene Street
Ure Chaitbors
C. K. Basinger
Seliocd
Hartford
Kanvisas
J. W. Jill
Sort House
Anes Aire
Pole Anngys Wilson Crazy Editor Says he Gave $10 to Campaign Fund
The editor alleges he donated ten dollars to a campaign fund amid a chaotic scene in New York. Alphonsi Jurastowska, a Bohish editor, faces charges tied to alleged convocation letters and abusive correspondence. William Ivan and president Wilken cited, while Chait Chirassky claims targeted persecution and a $11 donation to Wilson’s campaign.
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New York
Alphonsi Jurastowska
Wislone
Cannextiarg
Aus
Rye
Wilken
Washington
Chrastawsky
Willian
Ivan
Chet
Chait Chirassky
Wilaon
Chatstowsky
Wilsati
Reward for body of John Weidingny found near Kaw river
County Commissioners offer 25 dollars for the body of John Weidingny, 13, who drowned in the Kaw yesterday. Searchers have been working since dawn but high water and swift current hinder recovery. Officials consider using dynamite to bring the body to the surface if needed.
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John Weit
Douglas Catty
John Weidingny
H. Weidman
Kaw
Munlin
Boys Learn Swimming At Free YMCA Course
Youths joined a free swimming course offered by the YMCA with several learning to swim. Officials noted progress and emphasized daily practice and opportunities to improve skills during the session.
Arrest of Deserter Charles Nation Returned to Lawrence
Charles Nation, accused of desertion and support, was arrested at Ottawa yesterday on his wife's complaint and brought back to Lawrence. He is held at Sheriffs county hotel awaiting trial date, which has not yet been set.
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Charles Nation
Lawrence
Ottawa
Sherif Choonings County
Alaska Town Life and Mission Notes From Valdez
Nearby Valdez emerges as a youthful town with a growing community, many graduates, and Missionary activity. The article recounts Miss Stewart from Lawrence, her two years teaching at Valdez High School, and describes local scenery, climate, and religious presence alongside a portrait of Mount McKinley artwork exhibited in California.
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Preghyterian Missionary Society
Jaines Mitenall
Mars. Beck
Geraldine Stewart
Lawrenee
K. WU
Ala
Stewart
Vihe High School
Valdez
TSU
Niles
Fedeners
Atak
Che Jax
Alaska
Valdex
Eluck
Amrora
Norghort
Mount McKinley
Lawreren
Europe
ML McKinley
Alifornia Fie
Leeler Yu
Plant Sweet Corn Growers Hope Late Roasting Ears
Growers expect late roasting ears despite damaged fields from wet weather. Many lost early grapes and other crops are being repaired, with corn planting continuing. Prices for ears look strong at Lawrence as later-season harvests could yield good returns.
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Lawrence
Arrested Colored Couple Plead Not Guilty for Indecency Trial
Police report a colored couple was arrested after an indecency incident. They pleaded not guilty as a trial was set for tomorrow with officers who made the arrest expected to testify.
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Adhaen
Social Service League Meeting Open to All Comers
The Social Service League will hold an open meeting Monday afternoon at the League Trail Sixth and Vermabl streets. Tea will be served by the ladies of the Epirs pal church. The gathering is open to all, as are future regular meetings.
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Social Service League
Veentar Aml
Spel Servier League
League Trail
Vermabl
Joly Tz
Epirspal Church
Fraternal Aid Union Tourimbroadened in Michigan
Logan, named national organizer for the Fraternal Aid Union in Michigan, reports a warm reception during a two week tour and believes the movement has a future in the state. He leaves C F Lage in Grand Rapids general offices and looks toward an excursion in California.
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Ally Logan
Fraternal Aid Union
Michigan
Ory
C.F. Lage
Grand Rapids
My. Togan
Mid Vision
Vasadena
California
LA Speciak
Danve
Lawrence
Firecracker Nuisance Keeps Neighbors Awake
Massachusetts Street residents complain about premade July Fourth celebrations and loud fireworks. A local woman says she was kept awake for hours by explosions and urges earlier restrictions to avoid disturbance around Independence Day.
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Massachusetts Street
Ottawa Golf Team to Play Here Monday
Ottawa golf team visits Lawrence on Monday with twenty-five caddies needed. The Lawrence Country Club hosts the event at the adjacent links with a noon meal at the Eldridge House. Ottawa guests arrive around Tevelock and join a reception at the Country Club before play on the hilltop course known for natural obstacles.
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Ottawa Country Cub
Lawrence
Lawrence Country Club
Eldridge
Lawrence Golf Goars
Gil
Lawrer
Ulta
Toveluck
IW Ofelovk
Joselock
Ottawa
Fred Dehsen
A. LL. .Cook
FM. Shiras
J. B. Tappine
Tabhard
Porter
A.ley Broderson
FJ. Miller
TL RD King
WS. Fallis
H. W. Fesne
Ma Kiweather
Barteldes
Tennis at Wichita State Tournament Draws Lawrence Team
An interesting tennis tournament will be held in Wichita on July 12 under Wichita YMCA auspices. Lawrence is expected to enter about three men. Meeting conducted by Lahde dens, services listed for Saturday and Sunday. Quarterly conference to be held Saturday.
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Lawrence
Wichita
Wichita VY. M
M.ct
AL Dn
Jeunes T “Tr A
Holenwald
Eastriet Lahde Dens
Kehn. TL Asling
Seventy Five Take Teachers At Douglas Institute
Seventy five anxious young women from the Douglas County Normal Institute completed training and faced three grades of teacher certificates. The exam for first grade covers 17 subjects and requires high school work. second grade covers 15 branches for two years. third grade is issued twice for one year. A closing program featured students performing piano solos, readings, vocal solos, pantomime, and a history of the institute.
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Mer Aml
Normal Institute
Hawie ‘Mey
Douglas County
Imany
Kans
SolemTillie
Bendery
Melville
A. Quartet
Fat Line-Up From The Fatas And Leans In Exhibition
The Fata and the Leans prepare for a nine inning exhibition at Woodland Park July 5. Captain Bob Johnson Crum leads the Fats with a strong lineup including Cobb, Charlton, Wagner, and Mathewson. The Leaks keep their plans secret but boast confidence and promise a vigorous showing against veterans.
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Woodland Park
Bob Johson
Hig Mun
Sermid
Phe
Winn Newark
Newmark
Ans
Pats
Ae Myers Atkinson
Cateher
Wagner Eyth
Johnson Krum
Itd Cobb Charlton
Milic Crawford Carroll
Collins Baker Simons R. Field
Nicajoie Kennedy
Lewis Collins
Flory
Charlie Mathewson
Decker
Ofte
Shay Fisher
Ike Marquard Meade
Ico
Render Hackman
Connie Mack Ericksen
Jim McGraw
Metcalf
Snowy Blizzard Reported by Junction City Farmers
Farmers in eastern section of county report a real snow blizzard about 5 pm Wednesday with heavy winds. The storm toppled many trees and disrupted crops in the area near Junction City Kansas on July 2.
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Fe City
Kan
Th County
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