Gas for Lawrence Ext Winter Gas Supply Crisis
July 12 report details public utility commission orders Kansas Natural Gas Co to extend pipelines to ensure winter gas supply. Extensions to Cushing and Okmulgee fields proposed with no rate increase. cost near 30,000 dollars. Mayor Bond and Chairman Martin press for解决, while federal and state receivers weigh jurisdiction and timelines.
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Topeka
Besy Tea Cushing Peld
Haskell Field
Okmigee Field
Hewin Werk
Eyeyn
Maver Bo
Bond
Wlan
Journal- World
Tawe
Eas
Stimer
Lawrence Fe
Lawrence Fe Cin
Giusy
Fr Ujlerent
Feduridt
Eevyns
Faweeven
Aed
Amin
Lawrence Bridge Plan Under Vote in Douglas County
A proposal to build a reinforced concrete bridge across the Kaw River at Lawrence, Kansas, is to be decided by Douglas county electors on July 22. The county board pledges the bridge will be built above the high water mark at a cost not exceeding 200,000, with details to be revealed at the special election. GUS H. BRUNE, chairman, and HERMAN BROERER, county clerk, urge residents to register and vote.
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Lawrence
Douglas County
Kansas
Kaw
Gus H. Brune
Herman Broerer
Lawrenc
Ini Amentio
Tieturg
Mount Tamalpais Fire Threatens San Francisco Suburbs
San Francisco and surrounding areas battle a massive fire on Mount Tamalpais with three sides alight and flames spilling toward Mill Valley and nearby canyons. Three thousand soldiers sailors and volunteers fight the blaze as winds push smoke across the bay region. Women and children flee Mil Valley while residents brace for possible massive property loss and hundreds of homes at risk.
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San Francisco
Rand
George Bell
Sixteenth Infantry
United — States
Mount Tamalpais
San Francisco Bay
Muir Woods
Tamtalpats
West Point Fru
Mill Valley
Baltimore
Blythedales
Mil Vallez
San’ Francisco
Baydin County
Tamalpais Canyon
Senate Lobby Probe Expands to Cover All Influences
A House select committee, appointed by Speaker Clark and chaired by Garrett H. Tenno, opens a broadened inquiry into legislative influence by individuals and organizations including the National Association of Manufacturers. Witnesses, including former congressmen, are slated to testify as hearings start soon with open participation.
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Washington
House
Senate
Henry
Clark
Garret Teno
Cole
ML. M Mathall
Nation Association of Manufacturers
Hapge
Flerson
Uiarrett
Chee Henik
Clarence Browwa
New York
Levive
Briv Ly
Cha
Willis
Suifford
Theshhairman
Hrnlay
Gearrett
Senate Committee
Congress
National Association of Manufacturers
Hasve
Querinan
Amoens
Cannon
Haiiger
Aldrich
Patsoly
Indiana
Mulhall
Levy
West Wd
McDermott
Winvis Nmiade
Capitol
McMichaels
Whitman
Donut Hig
Itman
Dingley
Ways and ‘Means
City Water Report Says Lawrence Water Is Good
Weather brief notes fair tonight and Friday with warmer conditions and light winds. City water report from the laboratory confirms yesterday the condition of Lawrence City water was good.
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Vo City
Lawrence City
Drilling for Camp Preparations At Fort Riley
Preparations for the annual encampment at Fort Riley progress rapidly with an armory drill last night and another planned for next Wednesday. Captain Chirke aims to have nearly the whole company present and seeks to defend the prior best drilled company record awarded by Inspector General Pierce. The encampment data show detailed inspections across drill, discipline, uniform, rifles, sanitation, and officer administration, focusing on efficiency, order, and readiness.
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Fort Riley
Chirke
Pierce
Long career of Dr Hazzard outlined in obituary notice
An obituary details Elazard Hazard born in New Hampshire, educated at Exeter, Phillips Academy, Yale, and Harvard Law before shifting to teaching, school leadership, and law practice in New Hampshire. He later studied medicine at Yale, Newark and Kansas programs, practiced in multiple states, and died after returning to New York. The piece notes his strong religious convictions, a prepared funeral address, and pending service arrangements. A separate brief reports a clairvoyant Melrose arrested in Joplin after allegedly defrauding a farmer of 200 dollars, to be taken to Parsons.
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Tir
Aautzard
Cvleven
le Maine Freel
Eliedean
Bo Hazard
Marchi Isdl
Weare
Hillsborvucc County
New Hampshire
Exeter
Kanthi
Sr. Hanzart
Yale Medical School
Elerting Medical College
Medical and Surgical College
New Jersey
Indiana
Iso
Kansas
Hue
Joplin
Professor Melrose
Jear Parsons
Melrose
Parsons
Bridge Vote Decision Affects Soldiers Votes
Local attorney J B Antick ruled that soldiers away from home may vote in a bridge proposition election, allowing them to cast ballots with county clerks. The issue could influence the bridge vote as soldiers’ support moves could sway outcomes. Bulgaria’s government seeks Russia-mediated ceasefire as both sides clash in the Balkans with Greek naval actions in Kavala and Vienna reports on peace talks.
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Attorny J
Antick
Heme
Sinee
Topeka
Ander
Cniity
St. Petersburg
Bulgaria
Tas
Russia
Balkans
Stip
Seventh Annual Gathering Planned by Local Organization
A big gathering is scheduled for early August at Woolfanil Park. The Seventh Annual affair, organized by the Township Ventral Protective Association, includes various prizes and events with committees appointed to handle details. Vinland Band will provide music under Ebner Fagerman. entertainment and award plans are outlined. A later notice mentions a Cuban conspiracy discovered in Havana linked to Governor Aurelio Hera’s interior, with police intent on disrupting a raid on the Abert UInb.
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Woolfanil _ Park
Protective Association
Orangemonts
Miusic
Ebner Fagerman
West Howe
Havana
Cuban Secret Service
Aurelio Hera
Interior
Uinb
Charles Troll to Testify on Land Near St Louis Municipal Bridge
Republican leader Charles Troll faces grand jury questioning over land ownership tied to a proposed approach to the St Louis municipal bridge. Attorneys discuss methods to secure adoption. public votes defeated the bridge plan.
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St. Louis Municipal Bridge
St. Wallis
Figmel
Tariff Bill To Senate Preview of Winter Currency Legislation
Washington July 10 Chairman Simmons of the finance committee held a meeting to report the tariff bill to the Senate. Republicans unlikely to seek delay while Democrats plan to start debate Monday. Smoot predicts no currency legislation before winter as Senate delays currency reform amid tariff focus.
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Smoot
Washington
Simmons Trifle Gool
Finance Committee
Wiebiempinnonshy
Serj Tanner
Smuth
Senate
Oyen
Open Air Meeting Saturday Mrs Gunstead to Speak
Mrs Minnie Gunstead, a prominent W U worker, will speak at the Massachusetts and Warne streets corner on Saturday night about Massa chusetts Street. She will also address the Union meeting next Sunday night at the Airdome on Builders and Building. The event highlights a week of civic and educational talks led by local figures.
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Gunstead
Massachusetts
Warnestreets
Minnie Eh
Gennteed
Airdome
Japanese Journalist Deported Through Eagle Pass
A Japanese newspaperman from San Francisco was deported to Mexico via Eagle Pass after attempting to reach the coast. Federal authorities say he had aided Mexican constitutionalist forces at Piedras Negras for several months.
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Mexico
Eagle Pass
Texas
Uly
Dyche Expands Fish Hatcheries in Kansas State Project
Professor Dyche outlines large scale fish distribution plans in September including carp trout catfish and minnows. New hatchery ponds across nearly four acres with sodded embankments and improved feeding practices aim to boost production though full completion will take three to four years. State Game Warden and Pratt offices involved with governor’s office.
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Hewin
Tao
Hank
Dyehe
Jones
Kansas State
Ayehe
Fis
Bos Liately
Additien
Pratt
Marriage License Granted to Two in Linwood and Wangas
A marriage license was issued yesterday by the probate judge to Wau T Parry of Linwood and Ezra Fay Reid at El. The notice records the union as permitted under local civil procedure.
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Marrias
Wau
T. Parry
Linwodd T Wangas
Ezra Fay Reid
Pleasant Little Journey Plans From Local Ads
Two women discussed shopping district plans overheard early in the week. One quoted a desire to stay home while the other outlined ten taken aims against hay. A reader notes careful ad reading can save time and guide trips, urging following newspaper advertisements for planned journeys.
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Howe Teckiv
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Swarthmore College
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