Extermination Plan Using Mange Inoculation For Wolves Near Lawrence
Rancher R C Johnston invites bids for ten wolves at 4 50 each to be sent to Kansas State Agricultural College Manhattan for mange inoculation. After treatment the wolves will be released to spread the disease and reduce the wolf population locally. The plan follows similar uses in Wyoming and Montana and aims to protect turkey and geese farms from wolf damage. The experiment will be watched with interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Johnston
Lawrence
Mr. Johnston
Kansas State Agricultural Colleges
Manhattan
Wyoming
Montana
Overman Speech Fires Up North Carolina Convention
In Charlotte the North Carolina Democratic state convention opened with United States Senator Lee S. Overman as temporary chairman. He urged opposition to Cannonism, plutocracy, trusts, and election-buying, while advocating tariff reform, state rights, and party unity on fundamental principles.
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Senator Overman
North Carolina
Charlotte
N. C
A. A. Eller
United States Senaoor
Lee S. Overman
Supreme Court
Overman
New England
Cannon
Aldrich
Congress
La Follette Will Not Run Until Primary Result
Milwaukee July 14 Senator La Follette will not seek re election before the legislature unless he wins the September primary His campaign manager C H Crownheart of Superior said the former governor will accept the people's verdict at the primaries and if not endorsed will not appear before the legislature
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Senator la Follette
Senaor la Follette
C. H. Crownheart
Superior
la Follette
Drought Broken by Rain in Missouri Northwest
A prolonged drought that threatened crops in northwest Missouri, centered near St. Joseph, was broken by a fine rain on July 14. The rain rejuvenated soil and boosted hopes for local crop prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
St. Joseph
Killed Chief of Police in Clinton Alabama
Chief of Police John Strubble was shot by an unknown man while on duty at midnight near Albert Sandt's electric company home in Clinton. Strubble died soon after. Policeman Musser fired at the thief who escaped. Decatur bloodhounds searched but the killer was not found. Strubble had served as chief for fifteen months.
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Chicago
Clinton
John Strubble
Strubble
Musser
Albert ‘Sandt
Decatur
Ffteen
State health inspectors review University sanitation in two day visit
Dr Crumbine and a state board of health team begin a two day sanitary inspection at the university under state law. They will examine every room drain sewer and grounds and order immediate fixes if needed. No infantile paralysis cases confirmed in Douglas County. first Kansas case reported in Topeka today.
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Crumbine
Douglas County
State Board of Health
Sd. Ceimbine
State Board
Chas. Huffman
J. B. Alexander
Frank Serrigo
Genmbine
Topeka
S.J. Crummbine
Kansas
Exere Care
Customs bar Nurwezcamer Cistein from sailing to Blue Fields
Mobile officials refuse clearance papers to the Nurwezcamer Cistein amid allegations of cartridges aboard. The vessel was prepared to sail for Blue Fields in Nicaragua.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Ala
Bluefields
Nicaragua
Wall Collapse Kills Two at Nebraska Mercantile Site
In Grand Island Nebraska July 14 a building under construction at the Nebraska Mercantile Company collapsed. Charlie Brady Velkes and several workers were trapped as walls toppled, with rescuers racing to reach others reportedly injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Island
Neb
Beened Buaidling
Nebraska Mercantile Company Fasta Bee
Charlies Brady
Persess Gad Mare
Lam Deata
Fatal gunplay rocks Muskogee area during protest
July 14 in Muskogee Oklahoma a protest at a library play turned deadly when Jacob Winkler was shot and killed near Stonebluff by his friend Everett Olden. Olden was arrested and the Winkler family absolves him of blame.
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Muskogee
Oklo
Jacob Winkler
Stonebluff
Here
Everett Olden
Olden
Winkler
Wedded at St George’s Church London July 44
Society note reports Mrs Marie Hunt Story widow of Marion Story and A Murray a young New York banker wed today at St George’s Church Hanover Square London. The story ends with a stray line about a monopolist questioning competition as life of trade.
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St. George’s Church
London
Marie Hunt Story
Marion Story
A. Murray
New York
St. George's Church
Hanover Square
Fire devastates ten acres at Old Exposition Building in Portland
A morning blaze in the old Portland Exposition Building caused extensive damage estimated at up to three hundred thousand dollars. Two hundred horses perished, seven city blocks burned, and communications across the west side failed as telephones and wires were cut. One man, Frank R. Price of Oregon City, died from injuries after being found sleeping in a stable. Fire raged through the area for hours but was reportedly under control by 3 a.m. The building and surrounding stables suffered severe losses amid collapsed services and widespread destruction.
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Portland
Ore
Exposition
Multonomah
Frank R. Price
Oregon City
Wether
Tle
Haines
I C C Suspends All Tariffs to Review Advances
The Interstate Commerce Commission announced it will suspend all tariffs and broad rate advances while it investigates their reasonableness. Washington on July 14 provided the action to pause these proposed increases pending review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Commerce _ Commissi
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Increased Money Orders Hit Tennessee Post Office
In Nashville on July 14 authorities note a 2000 percent rise in money orders paid at the Hopville Kentucky post office during a period of prohibition. The total jumped from 10750.70 to 0415.05, with nearly 600 orders issued in the year due to wholesale Tyner business with Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
Tennessee
Inere
Hopville
WANTED FOR WIFE MURDER BODY FOUND IN CELLAR
A man suspected of murdering his wife has a body discovered in the cellar of his home. The corpse was burned with lime, leaving it beyond recognition as investigators seek clues and possible motive. Police, investigators and local residents await further findings.
Crippen Sought in Murder Case Across Ocean
London police report Hawley Harvey Crippen alias Peter Crippen alias Franchel Crippen linked to the Belle Almore murder. They suspect Crippen fled to the United States with Ethel Leneve, a French woman, dressed in disguise as a man after authorities found Almore’s body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Scotland Yard
Hawley Harvey Crippen
Peter Crippen
Franchel Crippen
Belle Almore
Charlton
Lake Como
Italy
Crippen
Belle Khoore
Ilall
Gossits
Celtan
Mes. Crippen
United States
Miey
Ethel China Leneve
Woman challenges Santa Fe track expansion at Lake View
Mrs. Margaret Drake filed for a temporary injunction in district court against the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railway alleging the company is building a road over her property near Lake View. A hearing is set for Monday before Judge Swart to decide if the injunction should be granted. The case concerns flood risk plots and a proposed high water plan to reroute the line away from flood damage areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Drake
Lake View
Henry Asher
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Company
Swart
Drake
Sante Je
Grand Jury Hearings in Beef Trust and Margarine Fraud
Assistant Attorney General in Washington arrives in Chicago to aid district attorney in presenting to the Grand Jury evidence on the beef trust and oleomargarine fraud cases. Judge Landis approves a special rate jury for the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beef Trust
Washington
William 8. Kenyon
Chicago
Hiltorney
Dudge Landis Uneets Tutoy
Fort Riley camp to be largest maneuvers site this year
Junction City reports Fort Riley camps will move to Port Riley with the mineu ver campe at Port D. A. Trussell, Winning, to be discontinued and troops to be sent to Port Riley this fall. Extensive preparation for new camp sites will be required making Port Riley maneuvers the largest in the country this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junction City
Kaos
Fort Riley
Port D. A
Trussell
Port Riley
Comaitry
Battles on Coulowan Island Between Portuguese and Chinese
The Portuguese gunboat Patriatcd engaged Chinese forces on Coulowan Island, dislodging them from their positions and prompting heavy casualties among Chinese fighters. Two junks carrying Chinese personnel were blown apart, with all aboard believed drowned as a gunboat watched from nearby. The clash stemmed from Portuguese soldiers attempting a rescue of Chinese captives held by pirates.
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Honkens
Colewan
Coulowan Talent
Tropical heat shrivels Russian wheat crop reports
Chicaze July 14 Alamius reports tropical heat is shrinking the southern Russia wheat crop causing buying. Hot weather in American spring wheat states adds to the bull case with drought damage seen in the Dakotas and Minnesota. Much of southern Manitoba may be plowed, while futures gain from 10244 to 10344 in early September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Markets by Wire Wheat and live stock prices brief
Grain and provisions report from Kansas City and Chicago with bids for wheat corn oats and rye. Live cattle receipts at 9 000 with beef steers 8 00 to 8 50 cows and heifers 5 25 to 7 25 and hogs top 8 80 with bulk around 8 50. Money on call in New York steady at 3 4 percent.
Knife and Fork Club seeks Chancellor to attend Pinehot talk
Mr Goddard of the Knife and Fork Club asked Chancellor Strong to speak at the meeting where Strong’s successor Pinehot will address. Brown says Chancellor Strong is in Boulder and unlikely to attend in Kansas City. The event has been highly anticipated by the club, noted as a distinguished organization.
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Mr. Goddard
Knife and Fork Club
Ele. Brown
University
Goddard
E Almond
Strome
Gifford Pinehot
Br. Brown
Strong
Boulder
Colorado
Dr. Strong
Kansas City
Pinehot
Kai Fork Club
Collision Between Motorcar and Hand Car Near Grantville Injures Officials
J J Boland roadmaster and Charles Hoar chief clerk of the Chiou Pacific railroad were riding in Boland's private motor when it collided with a hand car near Grantville. Both men were thrown to the ground with Boland sustaining facial and head bruises and Hoar suffering two deep gashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Boland
Chiou Pacific Railroad
Charles Hoar
Junctionly
Mr. Boland
Wantville
Junction City
Imule
Grantville
Strikes Demand Arbitration Refusal on Pennsylvania Lines
W. G. Lee president of the Brotherhood of the Railroad Trainmen declared the men will not submit to arbitration over differences with the Pennsylvania Lines Philadelphia. He said arbitration is not an option and any arbitration would be flatly refused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Striks
Pennsylvania Lines
Philadelphia
W. G. Lee
Brotherhood of the Railroad
Lee
Kansas Weather Report Indicates Mild Nights and Warm Friday
The forecast suggests generally fair conditions with continued warm temperatures tonight and into Friday. No significant storms are expected, and overnight lows remain mild across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Aviator Hurt In Bournemouth Aviation Meet
Rawlinson, an Kanglish aviator, fell with his biplane during an aviation meet in Bournemouth. Quedey was broken and he sustained other injuries this evening.
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Bournemouth
Rawlinson
Quedey
Charge to the Jury in U S Antitrust Probe
The special federal grand jury in Chicago was sworn to hear evidence on alleged violations of the Sherman Act by National Packing Co and subsidiaries. The judge urged free deliberations and tracing aliases to find the real offenders. In New York, Fang A. Cella of St. Louis was arrested by a U S Marshal for perjury connected to a bucket shop inquiry.
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Chicago
Special
Fedical Grand Jury
Midge Landis
United States District Court
National Packing Company
Jie
New Yor
Fang A. Cella
St. Louis
Washington
U. S
Red Dominoes prepare largest amateur opera at Kansas University
Moe Friedman George Bowles and Matt Graham lead KU students in building a major summer opera. The Red Dominoes, open to all students, aim for a high standard next winter with performers in good academic standing.
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Amasteurs
Lawrence
KU. Tree Kansas University
Matt Kalam O
Leavenworth
George Bowles
Moe Friedman
As City
Red Dominnes
Matt Graham
K. U
Red Dominoe
Red Dominose
Kansas University
Junction City
Belleville
Governor Stubbs at Pratt Praises Hatchery and campaign effort
Pratt Kansas July 14 Governor Stubbs spoke to a large crowd praising the state fish hatchery three miles from Pratt. He argued the hatchery survived only with continental fund aid and highlighted cost reductions versus prior administration. He and lieutenant candidate Dick Hopkins toured the facility amid claims of misrepresentation by Waystaff supporters.
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Pratt
Kan
Stubbs
Ile
Pratt County
Waystaff
Dick Hopkins
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Marlin
National Educational Association
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Baker
W. E. Slaght
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Hart
Slaght
Tate of
Toronto Univershe
Sanford Weld
Victoria University
Department of Philosophy
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Shas
DB. J. Randall
Ehensis Ry
New Hampshire State College
Yale
New Stampshire College
L. U. Scherer
Scherer
Dr. Sargent
School of Gymnastics
Harvard
Hawley Crippen
WOULD
Santa Fe
Grand Jury
FT. Riley
Fort D. A. Russell
China
Portugal
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antter—Creamery
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Money Market
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Union Pacific
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NEW Opera
K.U
George, Bowles
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