Huertas Family Leaves Mexico Ahead of Advance Toward Coast
A dispatch reports families loyal to Huerta and Blanquet leaving Mexico City by special train as federal troops move toward the coast. Troop trains, armed detachments, and naval movements are described as they depart for Puerta Mexico and Veracruz, with authorities signaling possible rapid capital evacuation.
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Mexica
Able of Tive
Uru
Specia
Tribus
Lanilies
Liverta
Oliers
Mexico
Ibit
Puerti
Tissusie
Brasilia
Mexica Ci
Dulyi
Wuerta Hind
Jeti
Cruz
Whoard
Bhunget
Q Uerta
Woeneral Binnquet
Cother
Tadlay
Ville Ile
Mexice
Persote
Huerta
Mesien
Aguilar
Jas
Ahi Xen
Gomppal Abregon
Obeegon
Laney
Tnikthuimaav
Mexia Cink
Death of Thomas J Fox Remembrance in Lawrence
The long time Lawrence resident Thomas J Fox died at his home in Patten Mr Fox aged 16? years born in England and came to America at age 16 He lived in Illinois Michigan and California before settling in Lawrence He was known as Squire Fox a prominent local political figure with deep ties to old residents and families in the area.
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Pati
England
America
Michigan
Fox
Yare
Earnest
Kennedy
H. B. Bowen
Rener Bereil
Squire Fon
Lawrence
Hester
MePox
Anderson
Postiport
Carman
Ae Heen
Nikhto Thermurders
Hind
Sen
Nailébson Shoug
Metcalf Seeks Support to Secure Bills
A journal excerpt reveals Gen Metcalf pressing for votes to pass a measure, aiming to gather four more lawmakers' support. He favors the Ofaalin candidate but is open to others who can deliver the required votes as he tries to clear the matter from his hands.
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Metcalf
Bonds Near Half Sold in City Bond Issue
City Clerk reports bonds totaling 310,000 sold today representing more than a third of the total issue. Mercury reports the sale was brisk with prices at a premium and the thermometer rising to 92 degrees by noon yesterday.
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Worthek
Mercury
Maxizayrn
Delta Tau Delta Wins Local Petition After Inspection
Keliz petitioned the Delta Tau Delta national chapter and received a favorable inspection report. The new Delta Tau Delta at Kansas University will be installed this fall with 28 actives and 22 alumni, including members from Lawrence and nearby colleges.
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She, Hix
Avenue
Delta Tau Delta National ‘Fraternity
Delta Ta ‘Delta
Baker University
University of Missouri
University of Nebraska
Kieltz
Akemunia Ely
Wheat
Nen
Kelty
Delta
Delta Fdv
Tndianapelis
Geal
Cihrinnati
Reory J
Elmer Ty
Whiteneyseark
Chester A. Badger
Vern
Walter A. Davenport
Dan ‘M. Rankin
MI Lestio English
Roy 'F. McFadden
Wilebar G. Gillett
Geo. B. Marvell
Wilehig M. Morrow
Clyde St. Constant
John
Tolne
Robert S. Alexander
E. Creighton
Alander Eleteher
James E. Roghesteins Wrauh
Baldwint
Lyle M. Minor
Flava F
Minger
Righard A
Ada Palmer
Freshwen
S. Waite
EB. Hoffavin
Wolfe
William
R. Brodin
DeWith Minkey
Thos
Hennessey
Pauiseions Rodger
Harvey Lillips
Chris
G. Curray
Anke Rawford
Charles L. Edwards
Alph S. Bush
Ebr AL Hartmin
Earl- Hanna
Myrda My
Booth
Aplinigen
Women Face Registration Debate Ahead of Primary
In Lawrence city politics theAttorney General Dawson urges women to register for the upcoming primary on August 4 while officials dispute the necessity of re registration. Lawmakers express mixed views as many women question why re register to vote in the 1412 election cycle.
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Simes
Lawrence
Chay
Werner
Dawson
Tinerenee
Wolivg
Eleetion
Stati
Cleeti
Seved
Topeka
Fats Nieed
Reyes
Wien
Golden Belt road tour aims to paint telegraph poles
George Cauldwell of Salina travels through Lawrence to Perry with Dr Aalts and J W Mattin to promote painting the Golden Belt route. Cauldwell says 100 gallons of paint and brushes will be used to coat telegraph poles from Endora to the county west line, with Lawrence tourists expected to assist. Kansas City officials review a new auto fire truck under order.
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George Cauldwell
Salina
Sebret
Golden Belt Road
Lanwrence
Lawrence
J. W. Mattin
Lintood
Aalts
Laweeare
Perry
Caldwell
Endora
Man Dead In Sedalia Editor Dies In Office
Wilbur S. Allen aged 41, managing editor of the Sedalia Capital, collapsed and died in his Sedalia office. His wife died one year ago today, a personal tragedy noted by the staff.
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Sedalia
Wibur S. Allen
Sedalia Capital
Weather and scores unclear during stormy night
Fragmentary notes indicate possible thunderstorms tonight and uncertain temperatures. Mentions of yesterday and today with scattered figures S 7's S 2.7 and possible mention of Masini Sestealty appear, but readable details are limited.
Public decision confirms commission power over police judge
The Supreme Court decision affects Lawrence police judgeship, granting the city commission authority to appoint and control the police judge for a two year term. Harleigh Benson remains in possession of police dock and records as attorneys pursue a rehearing, though hope is slim.
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Ithe
Tha’ Supreme Court
Lawreace Police
Minke
Harleigh ‘Benson
Stithas
Supreme Com Agné
Ang
Aluwrence
Bad Corner Repair Shop Collision Hits Two Autos
A collision near a repair shop Saturday night left two cars damaged and out of service for several days. Drivers Bond Haynes and Bullene were involved when a front spring struck a hub bending the axle and blocking visibility from the south.
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Aircollision Ab
McGcroath Eorner
Agai
Ei Viatavas
Ale
Bond
Haynes
Sears
Wind Storm Ravages Charleston Area Damaging Masonic Temple
July 11 report from Kanawah Valley describes a fierce storm sweeping across the region. The Masonic Temple in Charleston sustained about 35000 dollars in lightning damage while a Chesapeake & Ohio brakeman was thrown from a freight car and survived with minor injuries.
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Manlo
Charleston
Kanawah
Last Day for Old Auto Tags in County Notice
State order warns all Douglas County motor vehicle owners to apply for new blue license tags by tomorrow. County Treasurer reports 287 applications received for 2014 tags. about 150 more needed. Police chiefs and city officials urged to enforce the law, with receipts from the treasurer providing temporary protection until tag issuance.
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iDanelgs County
Tay
Kans
Frost
Ante
Bts
City Attorney Explains Sewer Bond Issue to State Auditor
City Attorney Harley writes to State Auditor Tavis detailing sewer bond status and mischaracterized debts. He argues warrants totaling 1652 should not be accepted as city indebtedness since costs are borne by property owners and interest accrues before payment. The city has used the system for 24 years with no prior bond issues for sewers and seeks to correct the deficit tied to interest payments.
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Harley
Tavis At
Tepein
Thy. I
Trnal
Torney
Huarity
Rity
Robt Simpson Re-arrested After Juvenile Parole Break
Robert Simpson, previously paroled from juvenile court to his uncle Mr Holloway, fled from his care but was retaken by Deputy Sheriff Wilson. The case details the custody lapse and subsequent arrest linked to local law enforcement actions.
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Robert Simpson
Mr. Holloway
Wilson” Schneck
Board of Education Building Debate and Delays
The Board of Education faces a heated dispute over contracts and hiring for new buildings. Critics accuse officials of stalling to avoid accountability while urging decisive action and public meetings. The piece calls for transparency and timely work to move the project forward.
County to Substitute Work for Unpaid Fines in Douglas County
Douglas County will stop remitting fines for prisoners and instead offer work on county roads. County Attorney J A McIntyre announced the change, noting prisoners who cannot pay will be set to work on road crews until fines are paid. Reese Wasson, serving a petty larceny sentence, becomes the first candidate for the new system.
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Douglas County
Amiclr
C Tounty
Jait
Reese
Wassay
Wasson
Country County ‘Commissioners
Flory
Diuglas
Athletic Exhibition At Haskell And University Classes
Indian tribe from Haskell and University physical education classes plan an athletic exhibition on the green at Haskell Friday afternoon. The University will present dances such as the Highland Fling and Schottische, while the Indians perform tribal war dances in costume. After the events, participants will picnic on the lawn near the gymnasium.
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Indizrie
K. WU
Haskell
Frifternoon
Witnesses Describe Carman Murder Evidence and Alibis
Testimony recounts Elwood Bardes seeing a woman near the Carman home and a later report of a newspaper that aided an arrest. Carl Carman’s maid and others testifying describe the dinner scene, and witnesses including Mrs Jenn Guilder and Dr. Carman’s family discuss timing and the killer’s approach. District attorney seeks corroboration from grand jury as detectives pursue leads.
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Ars
Florence
Pkling Carman
Alfeh
Elwood
T. Bardés
Bardes
Curtian
Bardés
Carimathala
Veliaule
Sitchen
Rand
Jenn
Bailey
Untold Tragedy Echoes in Jailyard Hanging
A grisly account recalls the July execution of a youth amid a murder case. Witnesses reported a loud prayer before the hanging as authorities guarded the yard throughout the night.
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Aras
Kai Maris
Attar Timan
Aimanda
Tillman
Jan Iopak
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Thomas J Fox
California
Pwo
Keliz
Tau
Warninae
Georges Caldwell
Read
Francisco
Holyfield
Kansas City
Aitchison
Kan
Richard’ Wohlgemuth
Ftoreman
Sori
Pacific
Senda
Anto Oyner
Bonds
Board .of Education
Omaha
Elnimas
C Mistant
Plain Horse
Contentioh
Seleel Ag Arechitect
Board of Education
Fey, Uéedend
Reesd Wasson
Kahn
U. P
Emon. Pa Fie
Rail- 3
Cletn Dow
Louise
Seemcee Police
Wontes Grand
Pease
Wiese
Béeri
Trumay Ts
Aussi Hays
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