Lobby Dictation Triggers Broad Government Probe
Edward Kanterbach and Henry J. Martin testified before a Senate anti trust inquiry on lobbying activity linked to steamship contracts and steel trusts. Martin named organizers and lawmakers, alleged funds and influence aimed at investigations and Navy armor contracts, with several Washington figures implicated.
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Washington
Daly
Eat
Sslands
Umder
Three States Steel Corporation
Senate
Henry Bo Miottin
Jora Martin
Pipe
Ping
Lisa
Lamar
Steed Trust
Tian
Martin
Stinley
Latie
Edward Kanterbach
New York
Henry J. Martin
Anti-Trust League
Marton
MJT
Lockwood
Oklahoma
Wor
Fleming
Nentucky
Voliries 7
Elevator Trust
Clarion Trust
Phat Lamar
Hoe
Dleelarel Phat
Levelt
Paette
Fan TL Cravath
Hind
Department of Justice
Dickey
Carnegie Steel
Jolingen
Buthlohun Company
Petrie
Midvale Steel Company
Marel
Tie
Mays League
Asop. Morgan
Herbert Ter- Tee
Marean and Company
Navy Seine
United States
Washington Senate Finance Panel Frames Resolutions
Democrats of the Senate Finance Committee met to frame binding caucus resolutions and tidy up various schedules. The panel amended the administrative section to bar goods produced by under fourteen, aiming to avoid impediments or excessive protection.
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Washington, D
Senate Finance Committee
Finance Committee
Ransdell
Thornton
Hitcheark
Campaign Against Chinch Bug Plan Revealed in Kansas
Governor Hodges and University entomologists plan a state wide campaign next spring to eradicate chinch bugs threatening wheat. Frank Snow proposes disease spread methods as part of a broader eradiation study, with funds from the state contingency and university appropriations. Four died in Cleveland heat as a related brief.
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Hunter
University of Kansas
State
Topeka
George H. Hodges
Lag
Munter
Suvernat
Hodues
Smolley
Frank I
Chaneidos
Shaw
Wiptes
Fourth of July program at Woodland Park
Lawrence aims to stage a big Fourth of July celebration at Woodland Park with a day long program. The Merchants Association invites Douglas County residents to a picnic with free coffee, a band concert, President Henry J. Waters speaking at 10 pm, and afternoon events including contests and a baseball game between Win Lang and Pleasant Grove.
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H. J. Waters
Manhattan
Pleasant Grove
Offire
Lawrence
Woodland Park
L Neal
Iland Park
S. Woodland, Park
Douglas
Jia
F. Ae
Woo Nok Vince Pranning
Henry J. Waters
The
Agricultural College
Waters
Winlang
Stevens
Ball Park
Merchants Association
Ipob s it or s 38 s i
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Rebels Seize Border Towns As Villa Forces Rally
Report from Juarez notes no federal effort to retake Ignacio and Guadalupe, captured by rebels. Rebels set up headquarters forty miles from Juarez at Sandsisey, planning to hold until Pancho Villa arrives with forces to attack from the west and then advance from the east. Hospitals in El Paso coordinate with military authorities and Red Cross personnel assist the wounded.
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el Paget
Juarez
Ignacion
Guadaloupe
Stevens and Hollinscene duel for Inter-City lead tomorrow
Locals battle Stevens led by Buck at Wound fain Park as Lawrence seeks to rebound from a slump. Stevens sit atop the standings after solid showings at home, while Lawrence aims to upset the league leaders with Skeeter’s return hoped for. Desoto makes its first visit to Stevens, Buck to coach and Rays to deliver.
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Lawrence
Lawrarre
Skeeter
DeSotoa
Stevens
Tion
Buck
Rewaimler
New Garage Project to Rise in Lawrence City Limits
A local plan outlines a two story garage to be built on Vermont Street by OHS Kalen's giant ship site. R A Wilkes arranged the deal for the project, with Mr Birchard planning to move his family to Lawrence in about five weeks.
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Lawren
Seymour
Spits
Vermont Street
Thore
R.A. Wilkes
Birchard
Lawrence
Seized Ice Plants Spark City Intervention
In Cincinnati on July 6 seven panel union ice plants were seized and temporarily operated by the city to relieve suffering caused by a strike. Officials report engineers and firemen were ordered back to work after a city-tied agreement. The first seizure was by the Cincinnati Ice Company seeking a court intrusion to regain control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Heroof Mayer
PY Health
Amd Y
Roy
Inten
Cinermmatt, Tee Company
Common Pleas Court
Visiting weights and measures laws in states
J C Conners of Trey New York visits Lawrence. A note quotes authorities praising recent weights and measures laws. The ad suggests many states are adopting adequate legislation and that enforcement can be difficult.
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J.C. Conners
Trey, NY
Lawrence
Forfeiture and light sentences in arson and suffrage cases
The government sought forfeiture of Jack Johnson the pulilist to compel his appearance on a second charge of white slavery, denied by Judge Carpenter. Kitty Marion and Ciara were given three years for arson and setting fire to stands at the Park racecourse, causing about $75,000 damage.
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Jack Johnson
Carpenter
London
Tuly
Kitty Marion
Ciara
Park
Perkins & Company Move To Modern Fireproof Home
Perkins & Company Trust has moved into a new corner on Massachusetts and Winthrop streets. The three story fireproof building, completed at about $75,000, replaces two dilapidated structures and adds a modern office facility to Lawrence.
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Perkins Loan and ‘Trust Company
Massachusetts
Winthrop Streets
Larvrenen
Picket's Charge Recalled By Veterans at Lim Field
About ten thousand veterans began a dawn parade to the sound of Streets of Cairo in a display recalling Pickett's Charge. Gray clad survivors moved across the battlefield to the angle, while plans emerged for a monument and a 6000 seat arena site to be built by Congress at the field.
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Lim
Caivul
Picket
Vitelphin Brigade
Ja Gray
Lawrence Theater area adds new Kins building and offices
The New York Theater corner, Lawrence National Bank nearby, and Eldridge Hotel across, form a tiny attractive block in the city. The new building uses tile, concrete, steel and reinforced floors, with elevator access and ample offices including Perkins Lane associated spaces. It is praised for modern fire safety and light, with a large, planned seating area and ample room for performers, marking a valuable city addition despite the damaged text.
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Noethwest
Perksms Lane
Prist Company
Slividwlsinto
oundaltrwefars + rowmata
Ane
Seromd Fur Ens
Lear
Motealt
Fis
Mir
Mercalf
Tne
Manley Bay
Kutchms
Saily
Ipest
Sneha
Hiv Reilings
Lawrence
Acting Dean Named for Education at Kansas University
Prof Olin Hamed serves as acting dean while a permanent choice for the School of Education is delayed. The Kansas Board met in regular Topeka session to confirm the interim arrangement and discuss transitions following faculty resignations and university leadership changes.
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Olin Hamed
Als. Okina
Pee Tessler
Ly Alerinur
Schoal of Education
Iis
Topeka
Funk Snellaethun
Uhan
Strone
Olin
Olia
Narles Dbeehes Johnston
Uloand
Mintesora
Uiversic Prat
University of Kansas Toranim
Sears
Aviat Conference
Jebnaten
Wis
Ahielatas Eld
Dinner for President Waters T A Steenes Hosts Friends
Eldridge tomorrow dinner will entertain a number of friends for President Henry Waters. Dinner served at one o'clock. A shooting event will be held tomorrow at the shooting ground near Haskell starting at 2 30 in the afternoon.
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Waters T. A Steenes
Eldridge Toimorrow To Meer
Henry J. Wate
N 'Elnek
S Woting
Haskell
Servia and Bulgaria at War Across Macedonia
Reports from war fronts in Macedonia claim heavy losses for both sides with conflicting outcomes. Bulgarian and Servian officials trade claims of victories as prisoners and casualties mount. Swiss and Red Cross sources note international concern.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Macedonia
Servia Red Cross Society
Swiss Red Cross
Prises
Seaty Frei
Cotton acreage under cultivation in United States report
The agriculture department notes thirty five million acres under cultivation in the United States with overall normal conditions. It cites mixed regional conditions with about 35,000,622 acres under tillage and a general crop health status around four percent poor in certain regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Washington
Department of Garientince
VidaToina
Rebel General Executed in Madere Revolution Recount
Fragmentary report notes a rebel general named Diny in Madere's revolution being executed. Mentions Abra si Migeron and Tha regal waite as leaders. Also reports Virdie Zvick of Lawrence College taken to Kansas for an appendicitis operation.
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Moexine Diny
Daly t—Feder Tramps
Abrasi Migeron
Madere
Tha Regal Waite
Virdie Zvick
The
Lawrence
Kanayo
A Stitch in Time P One man’s adage on saving money
The piece argues the value of timely action and careful planning for readers to save money. It urges buying a newspaper to study advertisements, plan purchases, and avoid wasted time and funds while staying in touch with market offerings.
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Snow
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I. W. W. Benner
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Ore
Sandy
Guy
Kansas
Mo Besterday
Bacteriological Laboratory
Lawrence City
Si& S
Federal Army
Seigs Ice Plants
Gettysburg
Springfield
Hastie Bevant
Perkins
School of Education
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Fo EL - Brewer
Bulgarins
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Servia
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