City Council Hurries Through Meeting With Kasold Chair
City officials discuss sewer work street repairs and sidewalk issues in Berkeley Hillenel blocks. Petitions from residents on Morris and Hampshire Ontario supported or referred. Police fines and city treasurer reports noted along with proposed flood relief aid and city hall painting. Adjournment planned after usual bills and resolutions, including crossing repair and paving programs. Washington dispatches report Haitians’ Port Au Prince fire losses.
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Hinz
Tesun
Fin Hernan
Berkeley Hillenel
Vermont
Kentrom Hane
Jwe
Gilet
Morris Street
Mlers
Hampshire
Morris Aml
Ontario
Soretil
Politi
Aid
Seaman
Bea
Louisiana
City Treas
Poehler Mercantile Company
J. Hi. Miffle
Ctizen
Light, Heat & Power Eiupeuy
Innes, Bullene & Hackman
Journal
Siy
Wood
Santa Fe
Jon i Eh
Vermont Street
Hultz
Penn
Ohio
Louisiiana
Orr
Oan
Maple Grove
Wilder
Charlton & Orr
Louisiana Street
Pinckney
State wins to introduce Ed Stewart testimony at preliminary hearing
Ottawa Kans July 7 The state won a victory today when it was allowed to introduce Ed Stewart testimony given at his wife’s preliminary hearing. The stenographer Fitz gerald read Ed Stewart’s account of saying his wife was with Schneek all night. Melvin of Lawrence objected but the testimony stood. This evening one more witness may testify that Mrs Stewart confessed helping ill Mrs Jane Schneek and children.
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Ed Stewart
Ottawa
Kans
Ed. Stewart
Juuge Smart
Fitzgerald
Sehneek
Rat
Melvin
Lawrence
Jane Schneek
Wholesale Murder in Seoul: Pro-Japanese Group Targets Koreans
A chaotic, damaged passage reports, likely from a Seoul area event, claiming nearly a thousand Koreans linked to pro Japanese groups have been killed by fellow countrymen in recent months. The text implies widespread violence and fear within affected communities amid occupation-era tensions.
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Seoul
Uniting to Protect Lawrence Land From River Threats
Capt Schultz visits as the first step toward river work. The north relief committee can’t bear the burden alone. the city, county, and local commercial bodies should join in. The land protection against river aggression is the era’s major task for Lawrence, neglected for five years with penalties paid. Unity and action are urged to support the relief committee and proceed with needed work.
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Capt. Schultz
Lawrence
Senator Curtis to aid flood relief efforts in Topeka
In Topeka July 7 Senator Curtis pledged government and War Department help for the Kansas River flood situation. Captain E I Schulz of the U S Engineers will dispatch a man within 10 to 15 days to conduct a thorough examination of bridges and the railway lines. Civic groups and Mayor Green consider expert hydraulic engineers for consulting work as Schulz oversees Missouri river improvements from Kansas City.
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Curtis
Popeka
Ton Strong
War Department
E. I. Schulz
U.S
Comphiange
Mekin
Kansas
John Rogers
City Evyginesty
Elu
North Topeka
Kansas City
Missouri River
Wm. Green
Ety
Nebraska for Taft engages Taft banner in Lincoln street clash
Lincoln Nebraska July 7 Republicans string Taft banner at Twelfth and O streets a landmark corner in the city to show active resistance to Bryan campaign. The move drew opposition from commercial interests and prompts protests from non-partisan advocates led by Paul Clark a prominent local Republican figure.
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Bryan
Lincoln
Neb
Republican State Central Committee
Taft
Twelfth
O Streets
Paul Clark
Nebraska
Prison for an Embezzler in Port Huron
Port Huron July 7 William L. Wilson was sentenced for embezzling over 75000 of the United Home Protectors fraternity funds. He faces a state reformatory term of two and a half to five years in Tonia with a recommendation for the longer sentence. Shortage revealed March 19 wrecked the frater nity leading to appointment of a receiver. Wilson moved funds by juggling bank accounts and not discharging paid mortgages and retired stock.
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Port Huron
Mich
William L. Wilson
United Home Protectors’ Fraternity
Tonia
Wilson
Heat deaths rise as city endures extreme summer heat
The Sun reports twenty one fatalities in New York linked to a heat wave with hundreds prostrated. By 9 AM the thermometer read 84 degrees with humidity heavy as the city cooled from 78 to 72 degrees. the piece notes widespread discomfort and private notices about the heat’s toll.
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New York
C.ity
Mercedes
Begun at Denver Democratic National Convention Opens
The Democratic National Convention began in Denver with a packed auditorium and an opening address by Temporary Chairman Theodore A. Bell. Delegates lined up by state, preparations included Cleveland memorials, and Bryan supporters dominated the session as crowds filled streets and the hall.
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Surri Iitabli
Bryan
Tat
National Committee
Jed. Keane
Cheyenne
Theodore A. Bell
California
Charrmatt
Cha Min
Peet Te Pruners
Grover Clevelaind
Eordan
Nevel
Uemon
Nebraska
New York
Standard
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Mie
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Kentucky
Pennsylvania
Colorado
Golden State
Mississippi
Wisconsin
Idaho
Minnesota
Delaware
New Jer
Philippines
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Thomas Jefferson
Western Plains
Gurley
Bevan
Pennsylvania Delation
Guitley
James Kerr
Alton B. Parker
Tive
Phi
Presidentia Nation
New
Deterier Committee
Aise
Senator McCarren
York
Roger Sullivan
Lfincis
Drized
Tirvan Turther
Gov. Haskell
Regiola
el Plink
Min Brysn
Lincoln
Resolutions Committee
Fairview
Convention Opens With Dignity and Noise at Denver
The Denver conclave begins amid bands, banners, and thunderous cheers as Theodore A. Bell takes the temporary chair. Delegates from Nebraska, California, and New York parade in, smoke in the hall, and a bombshell photoflash disrupts the invocation while Bell vows opposition to monopoly.
District approves repairs and new course in training
The board adopted a repair contract and outlined a school year plan. The roof and walls will be repaired and cleaned, with light improved through stairwell and teller-room openings. A general study course for Manual Training was adopted for grades 6 through 8, with sewing and domestic science positions filled by Miss Reynolis and Holloway at $70 and $25 per month respectively.
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Adepy Beer
Kant
Eorumit
Lee
York
Tion
Jane
Ktter
Weiaar
Dariiers
Ei Gratton
Mbert Drake
Woodla Lula Johnson
Lincoln
Metcalf
Bumwer
Bima
Smith
Fual
Supt. Smith
Reynolis
Kansas City
Sue Abt
Holloway
Lawrence
Anna Gould Married to Prince Helie De Sagan in London
Anna Gould wed Prince Helie De Sagan in a simple civil ceremony at a registrar’s office in Henrietta Street and a later secret church rite at the French Protestant Church in Soho Square. A crowd, mainly market porters and publishers’ workers, gathered outside.
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Prince Helie de Sagan
London
Anna, Gould
Henrietta Street
Covent
Republicans in Conference Arrive in Hot Springs Va
Hot Springs Virginia July 7. Representatives Watson of Indiana Secretary of State Thompson of Indiana and Powell Clayton member of the Republican national committee arrived to consult with Judge Taft regarding the chairmanship of the Republican national committee.
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Hot Springs
Watson
Indiana
Thompson
Powell Clayton
Republican National Committee
Taft
Entire Family Drowned in Nebraska River Flood
Unadilla Nebraska reports a disaster on the Nemaha river where John Doyle his wife and three children were drowned after a flood following a cloud burst lifted their house from its foundations and swept it into the swollen river. The Doyles lived in the river bottoms. A man recalls an old love letter he wrote to his wife during happier times.
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Unadilla
Neb
Inky
John Doyle
Nemaha River
Doyles
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