Palmer Campaign Expenditures Under Senate Probe
Nine Missouri and Illinois Democrats testified as the Senate committee opened hearings on preconvention campaign spending for the Democratic nomination. Edward F. Goltra and Joseph H. Davis of St. Louis denied wrongdoing while detailing funds to delegates and managers, with questions about payments to Reed delegates and Lowden supporters.
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Chicago
Senate
St. Louis
A. Mitchell Palmer
Kenyon
Palmer
Edward F. Geltra
Misssouri
Joseph T. Davis
Celtra
Reed
Henry Lincoln Johnson
Georgia
Lowden
Johnson
Illinois
San Francisco
Edward F. Goltra
Missouri
Joseph H. Davis
St.Louis
Predicts trouble soon in Mexico’s uneasy regime
Ignacio Bonillas, former Mexican ambassador to the United States, declared today that a conflict of irreconcilable elements within the present Mexican regime is certain to break out soon. Bonillas, civilian presidential candidate with Carranza during the flight from Mexico City, narrowly escaped when his chief was killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mexico
Ignacio Bonillas
United States
Mr. Bonillas
Carranza
Mexico City
Weather Outlook for Kansas Turns Warmer Friday
Kansas forecast shows fair conditions tonight with slight warmth in the north. Temperatures at 7 p.m. yesterday were 77 degrees and 6 a.m. today marked similar mild readings as the day begins.
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Kansas
Cox Voices Prohibition Act Response Amid Campaign
Trayton Ohio July 8 Governor James M Cox Democratic presidential candidate expresses approval of a telegram from Senator Reed of Massachusetts congratulating him and the county on the party’s stance on the prohibition issue He plans to review Hobson telegram later and returns to Columbus pending Ohio delegation’s San Francisco trip Cox to Jacksonburg for a rest and to resume campaign plans Reuters style dispatch notes boosters continue to send congratulatory messages and preliminary campaign HQ to reopen next week as the delegation returns.
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Trayton
Ohio
James M. Cox
Reed
Afissausi
Iin
Lie Oro
Praty
Alo
Ghad
Hobson
Cox
Jacksonburg
Columbus
Dayton
San Francisco
Governor’s
Cos
Harding plans stay in Marion until speech complete
Marion Ohio July 8 Senator Harding intends to remain at his desk from now until his speech is finished and will stay in Marion over the weekend. He visited his cousin Frank Marshman to offer condolences on the death of Marshman's daughter before returning to his office to continue work on the speech.
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Marion
Ohio
Senator Harding
Harding
Frank Marshman
Upheld Conviction Of Six Labor Organizers In Va Meeting
Pittsburgh judge R M Kennedy today upheld the conviction of six organizers of the American Federation of Labour for attempting a street meeting in Duguence Virginia without a permit last May. He reduced fines from 100 to 22 dollars in each case and said an appeal would be taken to the United States Supreme Court.
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Pittsburgh, Padaly
R. M. Kennedy
American Federation of Labour
Duquence
United States Supreme Court
Oil export record: Mexico top world producer in early 1925
Mexico is forecast to export between 450,900,000 and 135,000,000 gallons of oil during 1925, surpassing all other nations including the United States. The estimate by Tampico oil statistician George Liardon cites record production in the first five months of the year as the basis for the claim.
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Mexico
United States
George Liardon
Tampico Ofl
Cox Plans Dayton Visit To Jacksonburg Boyhood Haunts
Governor Cox the Democratic presidential candidate will tour his boyhood home and surroundings in Jacksonburg near Middleton, Ohio, after a few hours in his newspaper office. The trip will be by automobile and will include several visiting newspaper representatives.
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Cox
Dayton
Ohio
Governor Cox
Jacksonburg
Middleton
Villa Reports Peace Talks Progress With Villa Armistice Expected
S Elias L. Torres of El Paso, acting for the provisional government, conferred with Francisco Villa regarding an armistice. The Excelsior reports Villa has modified his peace terms and conciliation is likely, signaling a potential breakthrough in peace negotiations in Mexico City in July.
Rail congestion relief urged by railway executives
Daniel Willard, chairman of the advisory committee of the Association of Railway Executives, told the Interstate Commerce Commission today that priority of service for essential commodities is necessary to relieve railroad transportation congestion.
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Wassington
Daniel Willard
The
Association of Railway Executives
Interstate Commerce Conmion
Efforts to suspend rules fail on suffrage amendment
Baton Rouge report states that attempts to suspend the rules of the legislature to act on a suffrage amendment failed today. The vote tally was 46 to 5085, and motion proponents did not secure action before the session adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caffesen Effert
Baton Rouge
United States to Attend Brussels Financial Congress
The United States will be represented unofficially at the Brussels financial congress under league regulations on July 25. Secretary James announced this participation and outlined the approach.
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U. S
Washington
United States
League
J m
New Wheat Starts On Way To Market
James Norris sold 62 pounds of grain in North Lawrence as threshing begins in Lone Star and nearby areas. The grain company expects the first car of this year’s crop to Kansas City this afternoon. County farm agent R O Smith urges farmers to take precautions to protect wheat from damage during storage and to use economical grain-keeping plans.
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James Neveis
Maple Grove Sot
Tierhy Grain Company
North Piwtense
Kansas City
County
Mr. Smith
Ayers Oaere
Dinsmore
Segro Shot by Missouri Mob in Centerville
Fred Canafax an escaped inmate was slain by a white mob in Centerville Missouri late yesterday after being accused of assaulting a farmer's daughter. A sheriff's posse failed to stop the mob. the prisoner was shot and later turned over to the coroner. Canafax had previously been sentenced to the penitentiary for first degree robbery in Jackson County in 19LE.
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Centerville
Daly
Fred Canafax
Canfax
Frank Simmons
Lington
Canafax
Kilington
Ser Tf
Reynalds County
Canatax
Carnafax
Jackson County
Stadium plans progress as scholars tour Europe
Prof. C. C. Williams and Dr. F. C. Allen study European landmarks Pershing Stadium Paris and the Colosseum Rome to adapt features for the University stadium. Leaforce Bailey, architect, finalizes plans for photographable display as downtown plans near exhibition.
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Prof. Williams
Colosseum
C. C. Williams
Europe
Paris
Rome
F.C. Allen
Leaforce Bailey
U S Ends Trade Ban Aims At Deporting Undesirables
Washington officials expect lifting the embargo on Russia will revive trade with Russian ports and aid deportations. About 600 Russian communists and anarchists and 90 aliens from nearby states await developments as the department forecasts.
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Washington
Russia
United States
Department
Villa Armistice Signed With Mexican Forces
Washington reports the state department was advised that Francisco Villa and the Mexican federal forces opposing him have signed an armistice effective until July 15. A dispatch from the American consul at Chihuahua City notes Villa submitted a new proposition, details of which were not described.
Williamstown Dedication Sunday Plans Outlined
A Williamstown dedication day is set with morning, afternoon, and evening services. Rev W Sharp of Kansas City will open with scripture and prayer, followed by sketches, committee reports, and sermons by Rev J T Crawford and Rev J B Johns. The event includes addresses by Rev We S Price and Rev M Crk vy, with dedication prayers by Rev W cA Sharp.
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Wil- Rhynetown
Churea
W.aarp
Missions
Kansas City
Kane
Anna Allen
Alfred Baker
Sam V. Allen
J. T. . ‘Rawford
Kansas Baptist Convention
Scriphore Huis
J. B. Johns
With
Frank Jennies
Lawrence Church
Peermon
We Ss. Price
Teo Otros
M. Crrk Vy
Topeka
Seeren
Ourass
Solelowk
Rawford
W. Ca
Fae
Pinchot Confers With La Follette
Pinchot meets with La Follette in Madison Wisconsin where committee leaders discuss third party presentation and potential War Labor Board members. Frank O P Wright of Kansas City, former committee member, is noted among possible appointees.
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Leon
Wiscen-in
Larkollite
Mentinei
Frank O P. Wrieh
Kano City
Cclemean Fo Te Timer
Comimitiee
Istes
Leo Wars
Weekly Band Concert in South Park Tonight
The fraternal Aid Union band holds a weekly concert in South Park this evening. The program includes marches, overtures, waltzes, and serenades conducted by Arranged by Hayes and Breeton, with titles such as Freedom and Honor and Visitation Songs. London meeting details mention Cecil B. Harmers worth announcing League of Nations assembly plans for November.
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Wekk
Fraterial Aid Union
South Park
Mareh
Freedom
Archer
Wild Flower
Lasey
Mazeppi
Mahl
Walt—Swift
Low
Johnson
Maedley
Hayes
Buddha—Pollack
Ace High
Breeton
Vradley
Dunlap
Hell
Vou
League
London
Waron Obrfs
League of Nations
Assembly of the League
Home of Commons Today
Cecil B. Harmersworth
Princeton Defeats Oxford In Track Meet At Queen's Club
Princeton defeats Oxford at the Queen's Club in London today in a dual track and field meet. Princeton won six events to Oxford's four, keeping the series tight.
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Princeton
Oxford
London
Queen's Club
Sigma Kappa Concludes Convention in Turbulent Session
The forty second Sigma Kappa national convention ends its business sessions with talk of financing the Maine Seacoast Mission and teacher recruitment. Scholarships are to be founded, jewelers may change, and the Triangle magazine faces circulation questions. Delegates from twenty two schools, twenty alumnae groups, and eight grand officers attend as plans shift toward Kansas City excursions and a Lawrence pretrip celebration.
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Sigma Kappa National Social Serority
Kansas City
Severity
Delinns
Tal Delegente
Lawrence
Lindley to Speak in Lawrence at Chapel Next Friday
Lindley will make his first public address in Lawrence at Chapel on Friday July 16. He is expected to arrive around July 15 for events surrounding the Chancellor Lee tenure.
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Treen Dun
Lindley
Lawrence
Chapel
Treenlor Lindley
Lee
Polish veterans urged to join defense against Bolshevik forces
About 1000 Polish veterans in Buffalo New York are expected to answer a call from President Piladski of the Polish Republic for volunteers. They would serve immediately against the advancing Bolshevik forces in the Dolshevik Horta region.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Ruvnio
Piladski
Polish Republic
Dolshevik Horta
Lizzie and Rosabeth in a noisy political note
A fragment notes a Mrs tub man and a figure named Lizzie while mentioning the Republican nomination for the legislature from the 12th district. It hints that even after election the situation remains unchanged with ongoing noise surrounding the campaign.
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Lizzie
Rosabeth
Tubman
Tam
Miss Brightwell and Newnan Travelers Stop in Missouri
J. K. Newnan spent yesterday in Lawrence and Sedalia, Missouri, visiting Portsville and Sedalia for several weeks, now en route home to Post Arrears. Miss Jean Brightwell, guest of Moss W. Moore, left this morning to visit in Missouri before returning home to San Diego, California.
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J. KE. Newnan
Lawrence
Portsrovil
Sedalia
Post
Jean Brightwell
Moss W Moar
Missouri
San Dexo
Call
Long-serving Ontario Legislature sergeant-at-arms continues tenure
F J Glackmeyer has served continuously as sergeant-at-arms of the Ontario provincial legislature for about half a century. The veteran official held the post through numerous assemblies and changes of government, maintaining ceremonial duties and security oversight.
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Wor Rnwards
Halfo A Centuriy If
J. Glackmeyer
Ontario
Kid Harman Arrested In Burned Kaw Valley Creamery Case
Hugo Kid Harman alias L C Harding alias Oklahoma, 22, linked to the Kaw Valley Creamery destruction at Lawrence last November. Police say he drew a revolver in Kansas City and was observed in rooms rehearsing the draw. He was sent to Jefferson county on a separate motor car theft charge and returned to Lawrence for the creamery case after officers secured stronger evidence.
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Hugo Harman
Jefferson County
Kansas City
Kaw Valley
Lawrence
Harman
Wiliamstown
Douglas County
Lansing
Reform School
Midlamil
Ong
Thim
City
The
City Journal
William S. ‘S
United States
Hugo “Kid” Harman
L C. Harding
Oklahoma
Tenney Avenue
Kans
Kaw Valley Creamery Company
Creamery Company
Harmann
Charles Crowter
Tenney Av‘nce
Kenens Ltr
Bolow
Ustman
Aml
John G. Jagan
Midwest
Ervice
Topeka trip for business by George L. Kreeck
George L. Kreeck motored to Topeka today on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Kreeck
Topeka
Poland Roused to Meet a Crisis Amid War
Warsaw dispatch reports Bolshevik forces crossed the Berezina near Navosalski about 50 miles northeast of Minsk. Owing to the country’s urgent need, volunteers from all walks respond including students, civil servants, and ministerial staff.Women form battalions for guard duties, depots, and train escort roles to free men for the front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Associated Press
Beresina
Navosalski
Minsk
Sie
Council of National Defense For
New Senses Aids Bright Light Violators
Police Judge C C Stewart introduced a new method for motorists who violate the bright light ordinance. This morning ten persons faced his bench and were arraigned. They were told they would be dismissed if they equipped their cars with legal lenses within one week, or face prosecution.
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C. C. Stewart
Dairymen to Meet for Kansas City Plant Purchase
A meeting of the local dairy association is set for Saturday night at the Chamber of Commerce rooms. Jerry Lyons, president, called the session to discuss a special business matter the purchase of a distributing plant in Kansas City. Members and prospective members are urged to attend.
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Dairy Association
Chamber of Commerce
Jerry Lyons
Kansas City
Lyons
Two Men Discharged After Traffic Charge Hearings
Two men were discharged in police court this morning after separate traffic cases. J. C. McNeil faced a driving charge with two witnesses to support a turn in the middle of the block, while E. O. Cunningham was charged with driving with bright lights and shown not to have violated the law.
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J. C. McNeilrrested
E. O. Cunningham
British Premier proposes extended German army limits at talks
Spa Belgium July 8 Premier A Lloyd George on behalf of the Allies proposed extending the German army reduction schedule. He asked to push the deadline to October 1 for 150000 troops and to May 1 1921 for 100000 troops under the Versailles treaty while permitting some troops to stay in the neutral zone temporarily.
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Spa
Belgium
Aloyd George
Alles
Filipino guest to speak at Fraser Chapel session
Philippine government student Fernando Bermedo will address summer session students at Fraser Chapel tomorrow at 1 30 in the morning. He plans to discuss Philippine issues of interest to American students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fernando Bermedo
Fraser Chapel
Philippines
National Education Association names president nominee
Nominee for NEA president is Fred Munter of Oakland California chosen by the nominating committee in Salt Lake City on July 8. The committee’s report will be acted upon tomorrow at the meeting.
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Salt Lake City
Fred Munter
Oakland
Calif
National Educational Association
Marriage License Issued by Probate Judge Lindley
A marriage license was issued yesterday by C F E Lindley, probate judge, to Max Bartick of San Antonio and Goldie Mattner ly of Topeka.
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C. FE. Lindley
Max Bartick
San Antonio
Goldie Matt Nerly
Topeka
Miss Ciddineharan Named Spanish Instructor at Illinois
Miss Mourtie Ciddineharan, a 1919 University graduate, will teach Spanish at the University of Illinois next year after a year of graduate study. The appointment highlights continued academic achievement by alumni and strengthens the language department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mourtie Ciddineharan
University of
Local residents head to Pleestre Beach for summer
Mrs. A. D. Weaver, Mrs. Tom Voletah, and Mrs. David Robinson of Kansas City travel to Pleestre Beach, Conn. for the season. A. D. Weaver has already been there for some time.
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A. D. Weaver
Tom, Voletah
Kansas Ciy
David Robinson
Kansas City
Pleestre Beach
Conn
A. ID. Weaver
Half the voters yet to register in Lawrence primaries
City Clerk BD Brooks says about half of Lawrence voters still must register to vote in the August primaries with two weeks to the closing date. Through noon today about 300 of 2,995 registered earlier, with 25 to 30 registering daily. unless rates rise, roughly 450 more may register before July 23.
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Lawrence
BD. Brooks
Brooks
KU Yell Sparks Attention At Portland Shrine Convention
At the national shrine convention in Portland Oregon Walter Varnum of the Lawrence Shrine club proposed the Rock Chalk Jay Hawk Ab dallah yell to announce their presence on the trip. A former KU student and Portland reporter heard it and gave Ab dallah Shrine a special write up in a local paper.
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Rock
Chalk
Jay Hawk
Abdallah
Portland
Oregon
Walter Varnum
Lawrence Shrine Club
K. U
University of Kansas
Abdallah Shrine
Kansan
State Shoot at Fort Riley Seeks Competitors
A state shoot will be held at Fort Riley on July 25 under Capt. S. A. McKone. Four or five Lawrence men are expected to compete. Winners form a state team to travel to Camp Perry Ohio for the national shoot. Civilians may enter. detailed information and dope are available from Captain McKone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Riley
Adjutant General’s Office
S. A.mckone
Camp Perry
Ohio
McKone
Funeral of Acacia brother George Waudby
Glen Banker returned from the funeral of Acacia fraternity brother George E. Waudby who drowned while wading in the river Sunday and was buried at his Gorham home yesterday. A large crowd of Gorham townspeople attended the services.
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Glen Banker
Acacia Fraternity
George E. Waudby
Gorham
Banker
Straw Vote At University Campus
A campus straw vote is held to gauge students choice for President of the United States. It also covers campaign issues including the League of Nations and the Prohibition Amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. U
Iampus
United States
League of Nations
Summer in Mountains Misses Eva and Alice
Horton will leave tomorrow to spend the summer with their uncle, C. P. Yeatman, at Grand View Tennessee. The mountains home is described as a delightful vacation spot in Tennessee.
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Eva
Alice
Horton
C. P. Yeatman
Grand View
Tenn
Tennessee
Automobile License Applications Rise in County Total
Applications for motor vehicle licenses reported yesterday at 149, bringing the county total received by the county treasurer to 1397. The update notes steady demand for renewals and new registrations as the records maintain momentum in the licensing program.
Fire crews respond to brush fire on South Park
A fire alarm sounded at 8 15 last night as a brush fire sparked a response from local fire department at South Park, which quickly extinguished the flames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Park
City Commission Sets Regular Weekly Meeting At City Hall
The city commission will hold its regular weekly meeting this evening at City Hall. The agenda includes routine approvals and public comments. Members urge residents to attend and participate in the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Commission
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