Fourth of July in Lawrence a grand peaceful day
A Lawrence Fourth of July celebration drew about 15 000 people to Woodland Park. Merchants Association hosted guests with early arrivals, a Military Band concert, remarks by Henry Waters of Kansas State Agricultural College, picnics with hot coffee, races and ball games, and a grand fireworks display by Martin Company. The event avoided loud cannons, emphasizing safe, sane festivities and community enjoyment.
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Lawrence Gathering Recalled As Great Merchants’ Day
The celebration drew large crowds, surpassing past Bigmarck events, with 15 000 visitors noted. President Waters delivered an address praising unity among business interests and merchants who provided entertainment without selling goods. The day reportedly passed without drunkenness or disorder, leaving a cordial, orderly impression.
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University of Kansas names Croissant to Extension chief
At a Topeka Administrative Board session Prof. D C Croissant of the University of Kansas English Department was named successor to Prof. R R Price as Director of the Extension Department. Croissant has been at KU two years and is praised for service and popularity.
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University of Kansas
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Sheriff Breaks Up Wagon Beer Party In Holiday Rally
Sheriff Billie Cumming halted a party near Endora after finding a sixteen gallon keg in a wagon. About ten people, including Mrs. Recben Gauss and Lizzie Ferguson, were detained as the fire wagon accident near Connecticut dumped the crowd. Lena Howard suffered injuries, though the sheriff praised yesterday’s orderly park celebration in Lawrence.
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Lena Howard
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Bert Woods
Will Jackson
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Connecticut
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Lawrence
T Lawrence
Tear Down Foreign Flag in San Francisco
In San Francisco a Paraguayan flag on the roof of Consul Calderon’s residence was cut down by a man who demanded its lowering. Calderon, surprised by the visitor, explained the flag was raised in honor of the United States. A maid heard a noise and saw a man escaping with the flag.
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Paraguay
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Toier
United Sta
Balloons Still In Flight In National Elimination Race
Four balloons remained airborne at noon in the national elimination race with Northeast drift over Michigan and Indiana. Winds were expected to push the bags over the Great Lakes into Canada. Sightings placed forenoon balloons at Benton Harbor Michigan and South Bend Indiana, with Goodyear balloon passing Galena Illinois. Remaining balloons Million Population Club of St Louis and Kansas City TI had not been sighted since last night, thought to follow the same general path.
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Kansas City
Michigan
Indiana
Benton Harbor
South Bend
Lieutenant Topham Leaves Honolulu for Home
Word from Lawrence reports Lt Joseph L Topham Jr departs Honolulu today for home to rest before attending the national shoot at Camp Perry with the KNG. He will spend some time with family before heading to the event.
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Honolulu
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Unsettled Weather Updates From Lawrence Area
The icteriological Laboratory reports Lawrence City water in good condition yesterday amidst unsettled weather with probable thunder storms tonight. Water status remains stable though forecasts warn of possible disruptions due to storms. Local authorities advise precautions for residents and businesses.
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Icteriological Laboratory
Lawrence City
American Flag Incidents Stir Protest Talks
Washington reporters note two flag desecration events during holiday celebrations, one in Winnipeg involving a British parade and a Tucson Mexico consulate flag incident. Officials may seek apologies and amends while avoiding recognition of the insurrecto government.
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Arizona
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Riots Rage in Johannesburg as Troops Clash with Strikers
Reports from Johannesburg describe ongoing clashes between strikers and troops after a day of unrest. Civilians were injured or killed, stores looted, and cavalry patrolled the streets driving rioters apart as sporadic firing continued through the night.
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House Lobby Investigation Sparks Senate Inquiry
Washington July 3 A House lobby investigation monitor extends to cover Martin Malhall charges and all alleged Job activities. Reed and Walsh examine Mulhall papers while Senate lobby committee subpoenas mass letters and testimony for next week. The resolution would empower full examination of past and present lobbying by all parties. Levy attacks, saying government has become capture by big business. Mann and other Republicans defend the probe as vital to honesty.
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New York
Money Trust
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Balkan War Dispatches From Belgrade and Salonika
A chaotic stream of battlefield notices reports Bulgarian prisoners of war marching through Belgrade as Serbs cheered. Unofficial word says Turkey may stay neutral in return for Bulgarian indemnity concessions. Pursuit of Greeks by Bulgarians near Kilkish ends in destruction and heavy weapon losses. Desperate fighting continues near Veles with expected Bulgarian advances as waves of troops threaten Salonika.
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Bulgaria
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Tahynos Lake
Scouts Show First Aid Skill At Fourth Of July Park Event
Local Boy Scouts demonstrated first aid techniques during yesterday’s Fourth of July celebration at the Park. Edmund Learned bandaged Philip Sterling, Jack Naismith held a mock head injury on Walter Achning, and Waldo Bowman cared for Don Eastman’s injured arm. E R Keith praised the exhibition for its accuracy and awarded each participant a fifty cent prize. Protestant Evangelists L J King and Ford Hendrickson begin a series of meetings at the opera house tomorrow at 3 PM, inviting public attendance.
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Philsip Sterling
Jack Naismith
Walter Achning
Waldo Bow Wan
Don
Eastman
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E. R. Keith
L. J. King
Ford Hendricksons
Opera House
Call for Clear Plan on Douglas County Bridge Project
The Douglas County community is urged to receive full details on a proposed new river crossing at Lawrence. The Journal-World calls for a reinforced concrete bridge and guarantees streetcar tracks will not be endangered. Board openness about plans is essential for voter trust and direct tax support.
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Lawrence
Marion Township
Board of County Commissions
Journal-World
County Assessors Finalize Douglas County Tax Roll Figures
County records show a revised Douglas County assessment roll with a total value of 35 715 378 dollars. The state tax commission approved changes affecting townships, cities, and overall county totals. The report lists land, improvements, and taxables, noting credits from deputy assessors and a projected increase over prior figures. Dormitory fund efforts by WSC A and Women’s Student Government Association raised about 400 dollars through a park stand organized by KU students and WSAG members Ruth Buchanan Spotts Agnes Engle Christine Freark.
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Cor. Tobal
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Women’s Student Government Association
Ruth Buchanan
Ena
Spotts
Agnes Fngle
WS. G. A
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Waters Urges Kansas to Improve Self Reliance and Cooperation
President Henry J. Waters of Kansas State Agricultural College urged Kansans to tighten leakage in current systems, boost local markets, and shift to domestic production. He praised Lawrence merchants, urged farmer and city cooperation, and proposed farmer merchant co operatives with university-backed guidance, to enhance sanitary and economic conditions statewide.
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Lawrence
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Snoek
Nak
Aera
Michigan
Enea DS
Camp Visit Brings Lawrence People to Ocean Grove Lake
Lawrence parents and friends visited the Lutheran boys at Camp Fifty Ocean Grove Lake yesterday. The campers enjoyed a day by the lake as crowded shorelines buzzed with activity and enthusiasm.
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Lawrence
Ocean Grove Lake
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