President voyage reporters struggle to cover voyage
British pressure prompts German government to pay interest on German bonds to Great Britain under the Dawes and Young plans. American holders of one billion dollars in German bonds await relief from the German moratorium while the U S pushes to finish arrangements. Tugwell’s self description as conservative draws partisan praise and criticism, with Senator Byrd challenging him and Frank Kent noting constitutional attachment.
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Great Britain
Dawes and Young
Tugwell
George W. Norris
Nebraska
Burton K. Wheeler
Montana
Virginia
Byrd
United States
Aro
Frank Kent
Baltimore Sun
Weather shifts as heat area breaks up over Kansas
The weather man notes the heat wave that has scorched Kansas and nearby states is moving on. Delays in the pattern have already caused crop damage, and forecasters expect the low pressure to edge the furnace area elsewhere, offering some relief to farmers.
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Worthy
Kansas
Counting Noses and News From Across Borders
A Kansas gubernatorial candidate claims Kansas has more bootleggers than school teachers, provoking debate on repeal of prohibition. The piece contrasts bootlegger secrecy with teacher records and notes German censorship as well as Secretary Wallace’s courtroom irritation over an agriculture act summons.
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Charles Miller
Tonganoxie
Toronto
Kan
Kansas
Miller
Missouri
Roosevelt Celebrates Fourth of July Aboard Ship
President Roosevelt spent the Fourth of July at sea aboard a presidential cruiser. News correspondents aboard a destroyer reporting the holiday noted conditions permitted. The President, a sailor at heart, enjoys sea voyages, unlike many aboard.
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Roosevelt
Corre
Weatherby and Weatherby Taken to Soldiers' Home Hospital
In Old Home Town E 8 Weatherby took his father 3 S Weatherby to the hospital at the Soldiers' Home last night. It is thought Mr Weatherby Sr may have to undergo an operation. Dolph Simons to start work next Monday for the Associated Press in Chicago. Calvin Coolidge Jr is seriously ill at the White House from septic poisoning. A picnic dinner will be held at the home of Mr and Mrs Sirpliss for about forty relatives and friends. Otto Fischer and wife leave for a month's western trip visiting Denver Salt Lake City Hardin and Anaconda Montana Glacier National Park and Canadian Rockies.
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Weatherby
S. Weatherby
Chicago
Dolph Simons
Associated Press
Charles Yewdall
Connecticut Street
W. R. Whitney
Lawrence
Tennessee Street
West Fourth Street
C. B. Goodrich
Calvin Coolidge Jr
Washington
Calvin Coolidge
President Coolidge
Glacier National Park
Canadian Rockies
Becker
Ellen
Joe
Central Bureau
Harris
Harper
Pagliotti
John Whitmore
Pierre Dufresne
Whitmore
Ellen Becker
Donaghy
Elien Becker
Andrews
Hamill
Lafferty
Dufresne
Watson
Austerlitz
Mrs. Dufresne
Doyle
Twenty-Five Years Ago Local Briefs July 5
Twenty five years ago on July 5 Ray Armstrong of the World office injured his left palm with a toy pistol. Dr. Keith treated the wound and expects no serious issues. Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Glass plan California as a future home. Lander, Edmonds, Brelsford and Edmonds travelled to Kansas City for today’s celebration. Bonnie Bell departed for an extended western trip, to be joined later by her mother Mrs. F. M. Tidrow, who heads to Chicago to open an art shop. Mr. and Mrs. Junius Underwood left yesterday for a Seattle trip. A local discussion notes a possible change in custom.
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Ray Armstrong
World Office
Keith
R. F. Glass
California
Jacob Lander
Warren Edmonds
George Brelsford
Walter Edmonds
Kansas City
Bonnie Bell
West
F. M. Tidrow
Chicago
Junius Underwood
Seattle
Ash
Poor Pa by Robert Quillen
A short humorous note on family life by Robert Quillen describing a father and mother coping with a growing child who is often irritable and hungry. The quip reflects everyday domestic dynamics in a light, observational tone.
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Robert Quillen
Fourth of July crowds and local amusement plans in Lawrence
A report notes large Fourth celebrations in Eudora and Lawrence with speaker A C Mitchell and a speech at Wellsville. Merchants Otto Fischer Charles Stark and H B Ober back an amusement park bank project near Lawrence. A Dayton visitor tours the city with E C Spring to inspect sites like Bismarck Grove and Haskell pasture for potential venues.
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Eudora
A.C. Mitchell
Mr. Mitchell
Wellsville
Lawrence
Otto Fischer
Charles Starkweather
H. B. Ober
E. C. Spring
Dayton
Ohio
Bismarck Grove
Haskell Pasture
Fortythree items noted in Forty Years Ago column
Fortythree items recall events on July 5 including Sons of Veterans uniforms, Eudora mill wheat stock, baby bugs on streets, a Passon’s bazaar awning collapse, overgrown sidewalks delaying ladies, upcoming politics with Hon J R Burton in Lawrence, travels of S H Carmean and Jane Adams, Prof Penny’s summer plans, and a Kansas City riot trend with train blockades and U S Marshal action in Argentine.
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Sons of Veterans
Eudora
Passon’s Bazaar
Lawrence
J. R. Burton
Abilene
Republican Club
Court House
Shreveport
Adams
Jane Adams
Penny
New York
Tarrytown
Hudson
Harvard
Kansas City
Chicago
Pryor
United States
How Your Health Sides For the New York A
With rising rapid transit there is a proportional rise in accidents and injuries. The article describes shock signs such as stupor, sunken eyes, pinched features, clammy sweat, and a nearly imperceptible pulse. It notes shock's longstanding medical study from Hippocrates to modern surgery and the unresolved question of death from tissue injury.
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Hippocrates
Tomorrow Shock On the Rebound Captain Answer Me
Private Rastus confronts Captain about desertion under fire amid a chaotic exchange. The dialogue hints at fear and duty as the crew discusses backing up to gain a strategic start for a charge under combat stress.
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Rastus
Cap’n
Foh
Chelsea Reco
Puzzling Ambush at Dufresne House Unfolds
In Chapter 41 detective Harper probes Ellen Becker's possible link to the Dufresne murders. Harris tracks her from a November exit as Donaghy spars with authority, while snowbound clues hint at planted leads and a hidden sniper and shooter at large.
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Ellen Becker
Becker
Young Donaghy
Harper
Whitmore
Detectives Press On In Dufresne Case With Ellen Becker Probe
The pursuit continues as Harper and Lafferty plan a social visit to Ellen Becker at 1221 West Magnolia Street. Harris notes Becker’s phone calls and a tense reception at the door as investigators seek clues to the missing link in the murder plot.
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Lafferty
Sherlock Holmes
Harper
Steve
Dufresne
Andrews
Austéritz
Ellen Becker
Ellen
West Magnolia Street
Harris
Becker
Ellen Beck
Undown A Camp Drill Tale at Ducklings Camp
Mary Graham retells a playful duckling camp story with Little Yellow Beak homesick yet learning to swim. Camp Director Big Duck leads a water drill as townsfolk react to a comic mishap with Puff and Downy, while quacks echo and curiosity remains.
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Mary Graham
Yellow
Big Duck
Tomorrow A Duck Fuss Homeopathic Cases
A friend of Kanans Galusha A Grow was elected congressman at large from Pennsylvania in 1898 by a majority of 269778, the largest ever received by any candidate for Congress. He was first elected to the House in 1850. He authored the bill to admit Kansas under the Wyandotte constitution and later the bill making Kansas a state with the Wyandotte constitution. He also authored the homestead law.
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Galusha
A. Grow
Pennsylvania
Congress
Kansas
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