U S Expected To Declare Position On Mexico Crisis
Ambassador Villa Aribassa Wilson of Mexico City summoned to Washington for urgent conference with the President as the United States weighs its attitude toward Huerta's government and the Mexican disorder. Secretary Bryan signals possible dates for travel and a major policy statement is anticipated following the talks.
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Washington
Arbassalar Wilson
Mexico City
United States
Ayiervtaty
Bryan
Huerta
Mexico
Repairing City Building and Commissioner's Quarters
City officials approve a special session plan to install new floors in the Fire Department and Street Commissioner quarters. An estimated cost of about 5000 dollars is set amid opposition over widening and paving projects for the city streets.
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Conneiltan
Hazen
Walt Widene
Heaty Street
Maine Street
Tajay Warren
Quivera Place
Horrific Bulgarian Atrocities Reported In Doiran Seres Sacking
Reports to Austro Hungarian government recount Bulgarian troops sacking Seres and Doiran, with villagers killed or burned alive. A mass declaration from Doiran, countersigned by Bulgarian priests, alleges 30 000 Messilmans fled to Doiran and perished. Also notes Wisconsin synod on amalgamating with Missouri. action to be discussed by four districts.
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Seres
Abergraf Kral Af Sathuika
Doiran
Saloniki
Our Dirty Water and Lawrence Water Fears
Lawrence notices warn the water is dangerous and not fit to drink without boiling. The Abilene Reflector chides Lawrence for inviting 2500 young men and women for nine months yearly while typhoid outbreaks claim lives in their ranks, urging action on a city water proposition.
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Lawrence
Abilene Reflector
Two Lawrence Stores to Close Fridays in Summer
Two Lawrence dry goods stores Jones Balone Hackman and Weaver Dry Goods will close Friday afternoons at one o clock during the remainder of the summer. The plan aims to extend until sometime in September with exact date to be determined. Previous attempts to secure universal early closing failed, but the two stores will trial the schedule this season.
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Lawrence
Jones, Ballone and Hackman
Weaver Dry Goods
Slare
Lotclock
Sunner
Tly
Twe Dry Roads
Grocers and Butchers Picnic Tomorrow at Woodland Park
The town prepares for a shops and meat traders picnic with races a tug of war and old time games. Ralph Boal and Ray Vannire organize feature races while Lime Nubh Hall leads the ball game and promises a strong state championship effort. Citizens flock to witness the festival and socialize as prices loom over the day.
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Torlay
Anil Hultehers
Tulerrow
Ashley
Butchers Aid Cieveers
Nubh Hall
Grovers
Rayi Lawrence
Butelers
Roosevelt Leads Storm Crossing Colorado Frontier
A storm swept the party across the Colorado frontier near Bright yesterday. Lightning cracked and rain drenched the travelers, yet no serious mishaps occurred. The dramatic weather made the crossing the most terrific display in years, with Roosevelt and his associates enduring the fury without injury.
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T. R
Roosevelt
Colorado
Bright
Politician Lobbyists Unlimited Influence in Ohio Campaigns
Washington reports Mulhall testified before Senate committees about funds raised by the National Association of Manufacturers for anti-union measures. He described a war chest between $500,000 and $700,000 annually, with letters indicating legislators and executives sought to control funds and influence. The testimony noted connections to Speaker Cannon and individuals like Miles and Schwedtman, and referenced Watson campaign activities and possible investigations by the post office department.
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Washington, D. C
Indianapolis
Schwedtman
St. Louis
Watson
Gompers
Duncan
Anthracit Tricts
Mulhall
Scehwedtman
Madhall
Sethwedtman
Washington
Emer See
Lone
Henen
Emery
Cannon
Frealyy
Tally ‘Ha
National Assenssion of Manufcturers
House of Opp
Senate
Urmanieration
New York World
Muthall
Eyal
County Home Robbed Near Clinton At Noon
Sheriff Cummings received a call this afternoon about a daylight robbery at the old R L Patten farm northeast of Clinton. Jewelry was stolen while the family were fording stock. two men were seen running through the corn field as the house was looted. The sheriff rushed to the scene.
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Clinton
R. L. Patten
Clineton
Cummings
Cam Field
Lawrence City Water Report Bacteriological Status
Generally fair tonight and Thursday with slightly cooler northeast. Street times note 9 p m yesterday to 2 p m today. Maximum 103 today, 103 yesterday. City water report shows yesterday’s bacteriological lab results for the Lawrence City water supply were questionable.
Picnic for street car workers at Woodland Park
The third annual Picnic for street car employees drew about seventy people. The Day gang won the ball game 21 to 20 with prizes for stolen bases and strike-outs. Races and contests included 100 yard dash won by Hartmann, 50 yard dash won by Reynolds, climb a 20 foot pole, hipty-hop won by Mrs Hartman, nail driving for women won by Mrs Miksall, and a baby-wheeling contest won by Miss Rogers. Supper at 7 featured ice cream and lemonade, followed by dancing and roller coaster rides.
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Woodland” Park
Lonters
Woun
Hartmann
Duffield
Reynolds
Lee
Perry‘Kane
Dayton
Hartman
Miss Lee
Nail
Miksall
Nile
Martman
Miss Rogers
Eastern railways and workers approve Newlands bill pact
Representatives of Eastern railroads and trainmen and conductors met to confirm the agreement under the Newlands bill. They sent a telegram to the President asking who will act as board chairman and what the plan of action will be.
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New York
Jaly
Newlands
Ue Dination
Plain One S. M. Tabler Noted in Police Court Debt
A Plain One S. M. Tabler was assessed the regular six forty in police court this morning on a charge of whenneas Tebler. He was sent back to the city jail after the hearing.
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S. M. Tabler
Whenneas Tebler
Obea. Beck
Fox
Cincinnati Trust Company
Wilson Names a Professor in Washington Minister to Paraguay
In Washington on July 16, Thy. Paul 8 revised, a professor of political economy at the University of Wisconsin has been selected minister to Paraguay.
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Wilson
Washington, D. C
Paul
University of Wisconsin
Paraguy
Heat Record As Kansas Swelters With 103 Degrees
A heat wave grips the region as Topeka reports 103 degrees the highest so far this year. Today’s official high cooled to 102 1 2 as another scorcher continues with little relief. Fans soda water and pools are the only comfort while many areas endure extreme temperatures across Parsons Leavenworth Wichita Emporia Ottawa and Junction City.
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Topeka
Fuily
Kansas
Parsons
Leavenworth
Wichita
Emporiz
Ottawa
Atelison
Junction
Society Needs Help The Time Society Needs Money
The Lawrence humane society appeals for support to care for horses and animals suffering in cold weather. Funds are scarce as usual sources have not been forthcoming, and the society urges the town to back its charitable work.
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Lawrence
Arriving for Conference at United Brethren Church
The Advance guard of attendees for the Summer Conference arrives. Revs Meurice Nichols M A Robey J A Harmpstire T Deever Rev Clay and wife with Anna Mrs Clay, Mrs Presley, and other church leaders travel from Salina Topeka Holston Lawrence to help organize tents meals and events. Music director Prof Petr and wife from Kansas City Kansas will assist. A large campout on the grounds and many tents are planned for attendees. The gathering is expected to be among Lawrence’s largest church events in years.
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United Brethren Church
Meurice Nichols
Eld
Salina
M. A. Robey
2D Church
Topeka
J. A. Harmpstire
Herrington
T.” Deever
Kansas
City Mo
B. x
Bem
La¢empton
Holston
Anna
Clay
Brough
Presley
Lawrence
Petr
Kansas City
Rome
Fraud in Divorce Case in Chicago Case
Willam Guggenheim, a millionaire mining man, seeks to overturn his divorce from Greece Brown Guggenheim Wahl claiming fraud collusion and criminal conspiracy. Judges en banc instructed attorney Hayne to pursue criminal action against alleged parties. Mrs Guggenheim Wahl testified she claimed Illinois residency under counsel’s advice.
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Chicago
Willam Guggenheim
Oman
Greece
Gagzeheim-Wahin
Windes
Heard
Baldwin
En Banc
Atsites
Ney. Hayne
Guggenheim-Wahl
Illinois
Sha
Railroads ordered to reimburse states in rate cases
Formal decrees from the Supreme Court directed federal courts in Minnesota and Missouri to reimburse state governments for litigation costs. Missouri’s claim includes $15 from the Burlington in a major rate case, with other substantial expenditures noted. In Cincinnati, Geo Cox case ends as defense motion dismissed in common pleas court. Leonard Drake fined in New York police court for disturbing the peace at playgrounds, pleading guilty and paying fines and costs totaling $10.50.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Minnesota
Missouri
Burlington
Cox
Cincinnati
Cxldn
the Common Pleas Court
Geo
Leonard Drake
New York
Bridge question sparked by Lawrence vote confusion
Thoburn Sheppard of Black Jack told Tra Stevenson in Lawrence that the new bridge proposition is unclear and that the Journal World has not clarified it. The paper explains the issue is a road proposition not a streetcar plan and notes no formal crossing proposal exists yet. The county may be asked to fund a wagon and passenger bridge, separate from any streetcar project.
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Thoburn Sheppard
Black Jack
Lawrence
Tra Stevenson
Journal World
Sheppard
Lowley
Thirty-Six Teachers Granted Certificates In County
County normal student exams produced a record year with sixty percent of graduates from high schools. Of fifty-nine finalists, nine papers were sent out for grading. sixty percent earned first through third grade teaching certificates to staff county and local schools next year.
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County Normal Autwlents
Cosunty
Usker
Gas court debate over extending Kansas Natural Gas lines
In Salt Lake City the Kansas Public Utilities Commission chair Henderson Martin urged federal court action to force Kansas Natural Gas to extend pipelines. Judge Marshall questioned the commission's authority as General Manager A B MacBeth detailed a $3.3 million first year cost and potential deficits under present rates. Oklahoma pipeline plans could deliver 800 million cubic feet daily by January 1, 1974 if approved, while Topeka mortgage holders pressed for profitability before further spending. An official from United Gas Improvement testified there is no basis for control claims, with briefs to be filed tomorrow and a possible ruling midweek. Also William I. Reid of Monroe City was named post office inspector for the St. Louis division.
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Journal-World
Salt Lake City
Utah
Federal Court
Henderson Martin
Kansas Public Utilities Commission
Jiurge Marshall
Commission
Kansas Natural Gas Company
Martin
Marshall
Theansas Commission
Anothe State
Cushing Field
Mael Beth
Kanans
Tarry Oall
A. KE. Watts
Jodee Marshall
Hig Asseria
BR Smith
Topeka
Kansas Natural
FL Evans
Iorney
Kansas City
Missouri
Kansas’ City, Pipeline Company
Kansas Natural and
Kansas City Pipe Line
United Gas Improvement Company
W. F. Douthirt
Douthirt
Evans
Ito
Donthir
Smiler
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Deuelas
Washinton
Ernie
Sonera Stud
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Tosas
Daly
Ulead
Appleton, Wise
Wiswondin German Lutheran Synod
Missouri Synod
Wisconsin
General Conference
Inves and Weaver
Giant
Speaker Clark
Kansas Weather Report
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Fepmt
Conlert
Tonotain
U. B
Wood‘land Park
Guggenheims
China
Peking
Ruth E. Clark
Overbrook
Charles Kelsall University
Opal Kennedy
Ala
Stedaurence
Gertrude Black
Sophial Brecheisen
Endora
Stellar Bravil
Ruthans
St. Lawrence
Carrie Geelan
Lecompton
Eda Hinchman
St. Baerence
Myrtle Kapapp
Perry
Etta Meinte
Eudora
Dorothy Malone
Roy McCull Letompton
Dorothy Poll
Jaquetta Reed
Ada Schroyer
Lerompton
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Verna Allis
Florence Barkley
Hazel Beard
Clara Elsie Dehn
Williamstown
Frances Davison
Marguerite Hibson
Ohio Et
Ohio
Elsie Pratt
Haskell Ave
Lford Perryman
Verbrook
Zella Page
Fay Rothrock
Schehrer
Galdys Waters
Wellsville
Henderson- Martin
William I. Reid
Monroe City
George Daniel
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