Redefining War Nominees debated by Wilson and Jones
Washington reports a Democratic party split over nominations for the War and the Federal Reserve Board. President Deacads defends Warhdrg and Jones while urging reconsideration and acceptance of War nomination. The Senate faces pressure as names tied to business and policy questions surface.
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Washington
Deinrhaille
Todas
Paul Warburg
Phemuns
Federal Reserve Board
Jan Tittle
Alowsti Hk
Die Bone
Senate
Urea
Warborg
Ted Lin
Jones
Summer picnic plans at university amid student activity
Students at the university prepare a summer picnic with arrangements for a campus event. The note mentions a head of the committee and cooperation with others to organize the gathering and potential activities for attendees.
Magazine writer Dead Mistress of Revolution Leader
Mrs Shoyler a well known magazine writer and critic and wife of Montgoty Seluyler died today at age about. The death followed a paralytic stroke and she was seventh in descent from Whbokt Livingston, former lord of the manor.
Killing Weeds Along Street Railways With Poison Sprays
A city street railway company uses a chemical spray to combat weeds along its right of way. Workers mobilize by train cars with sprinklers to apply the harmful compound, which kills plants but allows new growth to emerge nearby near the university area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gadih Seunier
University
Iron Jaw Brown Campaign Swing Through Lawrence
Major WL Brown known as Iron Jaw, a Democratic Senate hopeful, spoke in Lawrence yesterday. He touted his legislative work for the University and his regional familiarity, noting plans to return for future speaking engagements and a wide campaign reach across 87 counties.
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WL. Brown
Lawrence
Brown
United States Senate
Browna
Liwrenie
Diar Fas
Lawyers Aim to Revise State Judiciary System
Lawmakers and lawyers discuss potential revision of the Civil Code and judicial structure. Critics fear budget impacts and legal changes, while supporters seek clarity in the state's civil code and court administration.
Sleepwalking Colonel in Washington D C Fatal Fall
A Maine Corps officer died after walking in his sleep and tumbling from a balcony on a Washington floor. The incident, described with garbled text, notes the fallen officer was saddled with multiple references to his duties and the Navy, while authorities investigate the alleged causes and timing of the fatal fall.
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Denny
Maine Corps
Bani
Washington
D. C
Dilly Ellene
L. Dierny
Ana Ring
Wil Dluast
Jie
Lotthe Polite
Morther Srovenary
Bey the Savy
AsTar
Dhany
San Jessen
Wisin
Second Victim Dies in New Orleans Bubonic Plague Case
A second death linked to bubonic plague occurs near New Orleans as officials confirm a positive test at a local facility. The victim, Clifford Lydu, was found ill after visiting a tavern and a hospital confirms plague indicators.
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Clifford Lydu
OAR pie GUILTY TO GARBER ROBBERY
Sam Laur pleads guilty to the Garber barber shop robbery after confessing when officers had evidence. He admits taking tools and money totaling about $3.90. The confession negates the need for a trial and ties to prior threats involving the barber and associates in the town.
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Garber
Sam Laur
Ghorse Fry
Loar
Sharif Yesti
Liuwrdnee
Tee
Sherifi
Lear
Cunmings
Convics
Laar
Clumings
Curbing
Fry
Fey
Tapeka
Jonuay
Eitenych
Hali Jo
Leni Ney
Oltmads
Joie
Turbidity Reading Reaches Noted Levels At Sample Site
A fragmentary report notes turbidity readings at a sample site with unclear details. The unreadable text suggests measurement context but lacks specific values or identifiers for further interpretation.
Supreme Court Rehearing Sought in Hinshaw Forgery Case
Fragmentary report details a re hearing request in the Supreme Court over Hinshaw forgery case. The Douglas county District Court ruling was upheld. Hinshaw faces possible confinement at Hutchinson Reformatory in November unless higher court intervenes. The text shows confusion and unclear dates.
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Dustin Hindhaw
Supreme Court
Ilinshaw
Douglas County District Court
Hinslay
Hutchinson
Eabthier Supreme Court
Kansas City approves extend to Metropolitan Street Railway franchise
In Kansas City the franchise for the Metropolitan Street Railway was extended by about 7,000 votes in a record turnout of 48,008 electors. The immediate effect grants a new 19 year term while anti-franchise groups challenged voting in residence districts. East city wards favored the measure with large majorities, while north side districts opposed it.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Commissioners Approve Paving Bills in Morning Session
City commissioners met in a brief session to approve several paving bills. Notable items include payments to A R Young and Co. for streets Tennessee to bios and Hampshire to Massachusetts, and sums for Sixth Street Indiana to Maine and Fifth Street Indiana to Maine. The meeting also approved smaller bills and adjourned.
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A. R. Young’ and Company
Tennessee
Bios
Vents Street
Hampshire c
Massiybdsetts
al Ramsey
Indiana
Maine
Unclear OCR tale of incident linked to birthplace and suspects
Fragmentary report describes an incident at a birthplace in January with two women surprised by an attack. It mentions a man named Lawrence and a person from Chelsea and hints at a financial or legal outcome from a previous day. The text is garbled and uncertain.
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Clyr
Esuarjued
New Fire Car Inspected In Kansas City Visit
Chief Reinisch of the fire department is in Kansas City for the 61st inspection of the new motor car. A test run is anticipated though construction is not yet finished. the department expects completion within about 70 working days, with the car ready in the coming month.
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Reinisch
Kansas
Reiniseh
Fire Department
Kansas City
Survey on Lawrence conditions nears public release
Report by Kennedy Naismith and Bolts outlines findings from a wind survey and recreational conditions in Lawrence. The social planning committee reviewed minutes and will publish the first detailed report soon, with church conditions and city planning plans to follow.
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Lawrence
Willy
Unds
Parks
JGA
Kennedy
Jamey Naisnith
Bolts
Wade m
City Planning Committee
Ature
Golden Belt Man to Visit Lawrence in Coming Days
George Valdua new secretary of the Golden Belt Railway will be in Lawrence within a few days. Caldwell plans to tour the line, discuss entitlements, and promote a trans continental route painting all public rooms from Kansas City to Denver. The managers intend to have every public room painted along the route.
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Lawrence
Ehullslus
George Valdua
Golden Helt Andoroath
Ilay
Caldwell
Kansas City
Denver
John D. Turns 75 and Plays Golf With No Publicity
A jumble of lines reports John D. is 75 today and plans a quiet birthday year with golf practice. It mentions a summer at Provattiva Hill estate and notes Mrs. Rockefeller and her sister are in frail health. Official greetings were sent.
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New York
Hovketeller Ig
Topeka Candidate Billard Announces Independent Bid
A Topeka resident announced today plans to run as an independent for governor, challenging incumbents and primary candidates. The statement indicates penalties and a bid to secure the governorship outside the major party line.
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D. B. Billhra
Topeka
Owe
Nieke
Model of Dean Marvin Plaster Cast On Exhibition
The plaster cast of Dean F. Marvin is on display at the university this week. Visitors may call at the third floor Administration Building to view the exhibit and notice it will travel to Chicago for casting in an eastward process.
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Vihar
F. Ft Marvin
Law Yenré
Argon Ce
Chicaia
Henwood Sentenced To Death For 1911 Murder
Harold F. Henwood, condemned for the 1911 killing of George Copeland, won a rare Supreme Court retrial, with the third trial resulting in a first degree verdict and a death sentence carried out to begin in October 1914. The case stemmed from a quarrel over letters tied to Phil, a St. Louis aeronaut, and occurred at a legal hotel bar.
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Denver
Harold F. Henwood
Ander
George Copeland
Tenia
State Supreme County
Peland
Henwood
Sylvester
Phil
St. Mhouig
Nis
Von
Division of Wards Being Considered in Lawrence
City officials weigh splitting Lawrence wards amid large current totals in Second and Third wards. The plan, supported by local attorney Harldy, would create new election precincts and additional polling places, with passage of an ordinance possible but not likely before the primary.
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Tin
Ula
Anil
Lawrence
G. E. Hoopes We
Crane, & Company
Topeka
Geils
Abctiods
Actiol
Cily Ak Hiornes
Thas
Laren
Wits
Lmy
Nui
Girl, 2, Hurt as Horse Kicks at Kansas Farm
A two year old daughter of Dr LaCroix of Kansas City is badly bruised and has a fractured nose after being kicked in the face by a horse on a farm southeast of Lawrence. Parents Mr and Mrs Reeck were visiting at the time.
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Ghia
Dr. LaCroix
Kansas City
D. Martin
Lawrence
Mystery Case Involving Mrs Carman Serious Allegations
Fragmented OCR reads claim that Mrs Carman was involved in a fatal incident at a home, with testimony describing a disturbance in a bedroom and a neighbor Louise Bailey cited. Police report unnamed suspects and a boy injured as the case unfolds with old daughter testimony referenced.
Unclear OCR reads scattered names and places
Fragmented text shows names and places like California Michigan and Northport with missing context. No clear event or actions emerge from the garbled lines.
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