Hinshaw Decision Affirmed By Court
The district court ruling in the Hinshaw case was affirmed as the university faces disputes over faculty salaries and funding. The decision impacts the pay of a university official and the distribution of funds between departments, including the fish and game department. The court’s affirmation confirms the university’s method of distributing salaries and maintains the current salary for the top position at 2400 while the mother salary is unrelated in this context.
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Ul District Court
Apna Kappa Ganiaa
Wits
Funes
K. Marwoh
Lightweight Championship Lightweight Bout Promises London Clash
Unclear OCR text outlines a London lightweight championship involving Tilo Baptains and Eddie Weldh among others. Mentions Olympic era and Ragland with uncertain names. Main action hints at a favorite and early betting chatter.
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London
Lovdda
Chusiptin
England
Wallin
Deardon
Ragland
Hamilton in Trouble at Local Hearing
In a crowded session at Vora Pi, Hamilton faces accusations and mounting pressure. Mrs Wbstman presided as prosecutors outlined claims while witnesses described tensions at the workplace and questions about jobs and duties.
Bound Over 10 District Selling Case Summary
A district justice case involves charges related to selling items and alleged misconduct. The defendant faced preliminary hearings with multiple references to penalties and city actions. Civic authorities indicate further court steps and bond considerations ahead of district proceedings.
Students Investigate The Remedial Charee Project
Students under Vi Burgess Ware examine how funds procedures relate to study methods. Naeem Enel leads a survey in the class while the department of Calvesh conducts a wider social inquiry. The aim is to assess community conditions and social contexts.
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Reneles
Burgess Ware Bean
Eliss
Potato crop prospects slump amid frost and drought
Heat and frost damage hit the potato harvest with late frost and drought causing shortages. John W. Howard of wholesale firm warns prices may rise if favorable weather does not return in the next weeks. Farmers report poor yields across fields in Kansas and neighboring regions, with some areas delayed by dry spells.
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George
John W Howard
Howard
Nere
Kansassia
Massa
Mar
Manny
Heawar
Aventine
Kansas
Red River Valley
Minnesay
Grover
University to supply spring water for summer session
A fragment mentions providing Cool Spring Water Havel Ben for students during a smaller summer session. It notes building access and daily rations, with emphasis on keeping thirst quenched during the term. The wording is garbled but centers on water provisions for university buildings in a hot period.
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Baldy
Roosevelt letter ends editor role at Outlook
July Outlook publishes a letter by Theodore Roosevelt announcing resignation from the editoral post and offering to continue as a special contributor. The missive to Lyman Abbott details his reasons, gratitude, and plans for future articles on labor and industry. Roosevelt affirms his support for social and economic reforms while maintaining ties to The Outlook.
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New York
Jy 7
Outlooky
Roosevelt
Outoe Uf 1
Nanan
Alent
Tr. Pears
Mr. Murphy
M . Dle
Inn
Furmer
Edi-Inal
Deepes
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Doctor Lyman Abbott
Editon
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Fourth Avenue
Generally fajr tonighit and J Wednesday Usoler
A fragmented note references fajr tonight and upcoming Wednesday events with unclear naming. Readable elements include a time cue and a person or place, but exact identities remain uncertain. The item appears as a brief municipal or personal reminder among OCR garble.
Indian man pardoned for murder by President
A tribal identity claim and an Indian man’s murder case unfold as he nears release from a federal hospital. The prisoner Spohee, long jailed after a fatal assault on a white man near the Canadian border, reportedly gains a pardon and immediate freedom as authorities review tribal ties and racial tensions in the case.
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Waghigten
Jimurder
Federal Hospital For the Insane Bees
Brownhb
Peter
Donngstone
Spohee
Bowndary
Montana
Hin. Wih Pve
Dia Gelf-Deeredlis
Department
City Commissions Hear Gas Profit and Clock Bills
City officials review gas profits and clock maintenance costs, including a $75 payment to Gus Tafson for winding the tower clock for six months. The council also examines hospital charges for Jessi Patterson and pending investigations into hospital authority for Hyworan Wassen 66. The report notes fines, costs, and municipal bills on Memorial Day notes and street corner improvements.
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Cheey
C. J. Dade
Letty
Aigee
Eit
Bey
de Wourleigh Betison
Henry Alvach
Gustafson
Brooks
Memorial di New
Lizhis
Wisconsin
Pinél
Iehivan Jand Elliott
Missouri
Sogial
Jessi Patterson
Mutiny Rumors Reach American Posts in Vera Cruz
Dispatches from Washington report tensions within Averta’s forces as mutiny rumors spread among Liverta’s troops near Vera Cruz. Mexican commander alerts of a looming assault on American positions, while Marine Private Heinrich Tobe, recently vanished, is said to be near the Mexican lines with unknown details.
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Ashington
Orhers
Mynston Valse
War Department
Marine
Heinrich Tobe
Storstad Collier to Be Sold Over Damages
The Storstid collier, involved in a collision with the Empress near Trelimd, is set for sale after a court action brought by the Canada Pacific Rail Company seeks over 2,000 damages. The wrecking incident, with heavy loss of life, led to seizure and impending sale to satisfy the claim.
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Storstid
Empress
Trelimd
St. Liavren
Wille
Quetion
Canada Pacific Rail Cmpany
Too Much Shooting Complaints From Panicked Neighbors Rise
Citizens complain of boys with guns near Gowisigzna Street and Pinckhey Park causing alarm as practice runs spark tension with residents complaining about safety. Edward Mitchell pled guilty in the Fergus case to steal McCany in North lave rend and was sentenced to serve afterm half the Stati riforingatory of Rom one or five years.
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Gowisigzna Street
Pinckhey Park
Edwrd Mitchell
Edward Mitchell
Ferg
McCany
North
Lave Rend
Sie
Sears
Orient Railway Reorganization Plan Proposed
Negotiations outline a joint plan by three construction firms to reform the Orient Railway. Benjie Schimmon of New York represents stockholders who own shares in the Delaware based National Construction and the International Construction of Texas. The approach aims to preserve obligations and advance road work through a coordinated reorganization.
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Kansas City
Orient Railway
Apteyhithe Road
Benjie ScHimmon
New York Sty
Tavee National Construction
Delaware
Theiternational Construction Company of
Texas
Harmon
Thes Constructum Companies
Orient
Belle Hauls Down Flag Over Taxation Stand
A Chicago woman who opposed taxation without representation capitulated after partial suffrage was granted. She refused to pay taxes for years, later notifying the assessor and agreeing to pay. Her action sparked debate in the No Vote No Tax League.
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Chigego
Squires
No Vete
Warburg Withdraws Federal Reserve Nomination
New York financier Raul M Warburg formally asked President Wilson to withdraw his nomination to the Federal Reserve Board. Warburg, partner in Kuhn Loeb & Co. and a member of the House, declined further questioning as the Senate committee prepared to consider five Wilson picks. The withdrawal narrows the field, but the central act of organizing the currency system proceeds with Harding Hamlin and other confirmed members. Warburg insisted he did not wish to discuss withdrawal, delaying no major currency decisions.
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Washington, D. Cc
Raul M. Warburg
New York
Federal Reserve Board
Empiraller Williams
Auliel
Special Survey Final Stages Meeting Tonight
Executive committee of the Special Survey meets tonight to finalize arrangements for publishing data collected in recent weeks. The first subdivision report is expected shortly, focusing on a recreation-related topic within a local subdivision.
Fragmented notice from 6 000 miles away
A damaged OCR item mentions Captain Parrorth, Philadelphia, and a hospital bedside scene. References to a wife, a serious operation, and distant travel between Alaska and unspecified locations appear, with garbled names and dates. The readable bits suggest a long journey linked to a medical event impacting a family.
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Philadellphia
Parroth
le Revenue
Abiskil
Ulerretil
McCulloch
Joayn Son
Uber-ndergo
Retailers Oppose Filling Station Ordinance
Petition signed by 53 firms and car owners seeks city refusal to allow Standard Oil to establish a filling station. Retailers argue the plan would take gasoline sales away and threaten their business. City commission may act. ordinance drafted with terms offering 7 percent profit or wholesale price controls. Local motorists split. Lawrence and nearby towns already host stations and transient sellers.
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Standard
Frengty
Garag Vrs
Standard Gil Company
Lother’ Company
Jonei
Wasolid
Ini Kansis
Plumbers Pledge Not Guilty in Antitrust Case
In Des Moines on July 7 officials and members of the National Association of Master Plumbers entered not guilty pleas before Judge McPherson on charges of restraint of trade. Thirty six defendants, recently indicted under Sherman antitrust laws, are set for trial December.
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Oficers of
National Association
Des Moines
Vleds
McPherson
National Associalio
Slerman
Shot Sister and Self In Topeka Feud Tragedy
Albert Dunford died by his own hand in Topeka Kansas after a family feud escalated into violence. A man named Wilborn and another named Spiver were involved in a shooting. The incident followed a reported feud with Dunford’s body found last night. A separate case mentions Wright’s release on bond for violating the prohibitory law, bond set at 300.
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Albert Dunford
Topeka
Kan
Albert Daal
Ford
Wilborn
Spiver
Nore Ee
Parole Granted in Desertion Case for Draper
James Draper, who has been awaiting trial for desertion, was paroled yesterday. The conditions require him to support his wife and child. Wille Thompson, an Indian boy, pled guilty to forgery and faces state reformatory time. Russell left on a business trip to Eli.
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James Draper
Wille Thompson
Bov
Fe Russel
Eli
Farolument 2 6 School Levy Referendum Discussed Last Night
The regular meeting discussed a 6 mill levy for the next year and a bond sale plan. The treasurer and superintendent gave annual and attendance reports noting measles factors and school improvements, with questions about upgrading buildings and funding.
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Smrall
Tyre Stork Alia
F. Speerm
Winarrow
Parole Shuffle At State Prison Sparks Confusion
A garbled report from a state prison discusses parole actions for inmates identified only by number and placeholder names. The governor sought to reward honesty while several parole documents contained mistakes and requests for rectification.
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Theavenworth
Nan
T Papele
Lee Vriar
Twine Pl Vomissaké
John le
Wud Uta
John
Namic Bey
John Doe
Kouzainé
UP Linp No Cars Idle at Pittsburgh Way Strike
The article notes trains blocked and cars idle as workers and the company clash over wages and discharge terms. It mentions plans for a march to Westlear Kansas and upcoming travel by Tony Masa and family, with Esther Johnson and her daughter slated to depart tomorrow.
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Betare
Nfe
G.rootergeley
Tony Masa
Westlear Kansas
Colorado
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