Lawrence Fourth of July celebration at Woodland Park
Lawrence marks a quiet Fourth with planned events at Woodland Park. crowds expected, President Henry Waters of Manhattan to speak, T A Liwenmy hosts a noon dinner at Eldridge, activities include baseball horse races concerts contests and a Martin Fireworks Company display to close the day.
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Lawrence
Woodland Park
Merelurits’ Association
Avi
Henry
Waters
Manhattan
Eldridge
Wate
Woodland
Martin Fireworks Company
Soldiers Expect Service Changes Ignite Fort Leavenworth Rumors
Telegram from Colonel Wid Shank at Central Department triggers talk of a Texas mission. Units from Fort Leavenworth may be mobilized for immediate field service as rifles arrive for eight wagons and a horse quota is requested. Fort leaders hint at significance behind the orders while some officers expect a new movement toward mobilization.
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Fort
Heavenworthy Kay
Fily Bhokers
Bart Leasemworth
Wid. Shank
Central Department
Ford Leavenworth
Foss
Uiderstatad
A. Elliott
J. Wy Case
Coomandins
Department
Bienze
Nmmber
Capra
Fort Leavenworth
Texas
Rifle Match Trials for Co H Crack Shots and Trophies
Captain Clarke reports a rifle contest at the state encampment with Company H Militia to participate. Winners receive handsome trophies from Colonel Metenlt and Colonel Hoigington of the 1st and 2nd regiments, plus medals valued up to 25 dollars. Some six men from Laws rence will compete. trials determine official competitors. The team may skip the Atchison picnic due to distance and lack of funds, with no firm plans announced.
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Ward
Clarke
Senate
Port’ Riley
Metenlt
Hoigington
Lawsrence
Gow
Man Attempted Suicide With Carbolic Acid in City Store
A man drank a large portion of carbolic acid at a busy Dek Prothirs store yesterday around 4 PM. He collapsed before the soda fountain and was rushed to safety with doctors counteracting the poison. A love affair is blamed for the desperate act. The man, identified as Rogers, was later moved to his home after police involvement.
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Is Met
Reilly
Dek Prothirs Deng
Rogers
Ang Sill
Keity
Lawrence Police Pursue Suspect After Fatal Chase
A youth fleeing at high speed on a Lawrence street led to a deadly incident. Police pursued through the night, but a crash ended the chase before the suspect was captured near St Marys.
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Glen Wigey
Lawwence
Lawrence Polies
Bin
Speedink
Uiyeet
Owntl
Mim
St. Marys
Tariff Bill Advances in Senate After Three Months
Washington July 4 Demo crate tariff revision after three months of tinkering is ready for debate in the Senate as the Jerwood-Simmons bill moves toward caucus. The finance committee revised version has Senate approval and a caucus meeting is set for later.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Jerwood-Simmongs
Gettysburg Address at Dedication of Soldiers Cemetery
Lincoln delivers the Gettysburg Address during the dedication of the Gettysburg Cemetery on November 19, 1863. He reflects on liberty, equality, and a nation conceived in justice while honoring the fallen and urging the living to ensure the nation endures through a renewed commitment to freedom and government by the people.
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Gettysburg
State Bar Exam Pass Rate Drops Slightly in Kansas
Sixty one law students took the state bar exam in Topeka with only six failing, a small drop in failure rate. Admitted include Martin Mathias Aniriw Aghuyore, Alfred Benton Crossley, Orris Bennett, Charles William Milton, and many others across Topeka, Lawrence, Wichita, and surrounding cities. The list names numerous graduates from University of Topeka and regional schools as new attorneys join the profession.
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Topeka Unis Sreak
Willis Byron Crosyther
Salina
Georse Alvan ‘Holl
Topwine
Rollin Morris Perkins
Lawrency
Hartes Clyde Myers
Lebanon
Artin Lantren
Maltby
Hutchinson
Ndgar W Campbell
Thoekiy J. Wendells Ready
Welfinleton
Wy Westey
T Herbert Jamison
Toye
Bert James Laipenan
Topekas
Robert “Tolitson Woulfe
Newton
Tal Pleteher Ho
Ottawa
Harvig Fosterie
Sharon
Wilfiam Sidnes
Ris
Carl Sidney Hicks
Lawrence
Wade Walter Wiehtman
Wichita
Paul ‘Bertram
Talependence
C Witford
Sullivan
Baperon
Braden Min Felgastan
Cyril Wolfkill
Replinger
Kay Robert Warnilton
Visiting nurse's visit pleases Lawrence residents
An visiting nurse charms Lawrence residents with her work, noting she keeps up with long walks and timely calls. She plans to stay busy, assisting areas in need and easing local care with diligence and unseen effort.
Church leaders unite for summer Saturday night services
A citywide union plan launches with weekly Saturday gatherings on Massachusetts Street in the Airdome area. Ministers from various churches rotate sermons, with Rev. Walle in charge, George Krgek directing music, and Miss Adams assisting as plans include several out of town speakers and the Ministers' Alliance backing the effort. The program aims to attract crowds and unify city religious work throughout the summer.
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Airdome
Ily
Cie
M.C. As
Binford
Massachusetts
OL ¢. Brown
Wren Streets
Ministers’ Alliance
Walle
Siurday
George Krgek
Celaree
Pe Music
Vine
PLAYGROUNDS BOYS WANTED FOR BALL GAMES AT MCCOOK FIELD
The Y M C A promotes a larger boys movement with open ball games three nights weekly at McCook Field and Learnard Field for younger boys not yet covered by school playgrounds. Non members can participate. Mr Boltz of the Y M C A will supervise the games each evening.
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Y. M.C
McCook Field
Y- M
Mr. Boltz
Y.M
Worthard
Hejon
Mayor Seizes Ice Plants Over Trust Dispute
Legal actions escalated in Cincinnati as Mayor Henry Hunt and city officials seized eight non union ice plants to address a severe ice shortage amid a growing trust dispute. A temporary injunction was granted to hold action while hearings continue, and the court set a Saturday date to decide further. Meanwhile hot weather worsens suffering with three deaths and many prostrations.
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Cincinnati
Ite
Henry Hunt
Comon Pleas Court
Mayor Hunt
Hunt
Fven
Cincinnati Tec Company
Middle West
Wilinolds
Pugh
Spiezel
Four Million Rock Road Tour May Shape State Highway
Indianapolis Auto Club tours the Golden Belt Route to pick a coast to coast rock highway. Over 4 million dollars pledged for construction from Indianapolis to the west, with a survey underway and Kansas crossing undecided but likely through Lawrence. Lincoln Highway Association promotes the project. Lawrence motorists plan to greet the travelers Monday morning.
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Indianapolis Auto Club
Golden Belt
Indianapolis Club
Douglas County
Indianapolis
Kansas
Indiana Motor Car Manufacturers’ ‘Association
Lawrence
Kansas City
Torsee
East
Bryan Is President In Absence Of Top Officials
Washington July 42 William J Bryan today is noted as not holding the presidency. The article reports Bryan’s position during the absence of the president and vice president with Wilson, Marshall, and cabinet members out of the city.
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Washington
William J. Bryan
United States
Bryan Stting
Wilson
Marshall
How To Stay Cool In Hot Weather Fashion Tips
Advice urges choosing light hats thin underwear and socks along with unlined coats and loose shoes to stay comfortable. It notes manufacturers offer cool clothing options and suggests reading The Journal-World advertisements for affordable options without sacrificing quality.
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Journal-World S
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