Mexico Crisis Deepens as Huerta Faces Confrontation
The article details political chaos in Mexico with Huerta resigning to focus on safeguarding affairs for the republic, and Constitutionalists led by Villa and Orozco advancing against his forces. It notes shifts in loyalties, a push to transfer power, and mobilization of thousands of troops toward Mexico City to maintain order and influence.
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Glovernor Carvin
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Retired General Albert Lee Maer Dies at 88
Aged 88, Brigadier General Albert Lee Maer, retired in 1913, died of paralysis. He served as private and rose to brigadier before leaving active duty. Details reflect his Texas department assignment and fate after long service.
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Lee Maer
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Statue of Glick Unveiled Today in New Hall of Fame
A statue honoring Governor George Wilon Glick was unveiled at the Statuary Mall memorial site. The event marked Glick as a notable Democratic political figure with official recognition from Congress and state leaders.
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Stahtiv
George Wilon Glick
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Uf Nahsus
Lawrence Verlert Lyter A California National Guard Member
Lawrence Verlert Lyter, a Lawrence boy, joined the California National Guard years ago and served on the Mexican Border for months. He previously belonged to the Kansas Guard and is linked to the Seventh Infantry Battalion under Captain Clark.
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Sands
Lawrence Verlert Lyter
California
California National Guard
Kausag
Seveld
Clark
Lawrence
Fund Grows for Potter Lake Ure Fund
A community drive raises funds for a Potter Lake youth program. Residents propose opening the lake to provide a free or low cost swimming area while seeking donors willing to back the effort. Preliminary pledges indicate support from parents and local men.
Women urged to register to vote in primaries
City officials warn about the risk of ballots from unregistered women being thrown out. Attorney General Harley says women should register to ensure their votes count, as officials prepare for possible book purges before the election.
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Dias
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Rorentier
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Crumbine Honored for National Health Officers Presidency
Dr J K Crumline of the Kansas State Board of Health was elected president of the National Association of Health Officers. The convention adjourned in Port Ed California. Crumline spoke on Fraudulent and Faking Advertisement. Morgan the child was adopted into the Grand Temple and Tabernacle. The next convention is set for May 4.
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National Association of Health Officers
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Port
Tle
Ed California
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Journal- World
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Georgery
Morgan
Grand Temple and Tabernacle
Secretary Boltz Returns from Vacation in Town
H W Boltz secretary of the Vic M C A returned last night from vacation and is back at work at the Allen. Mrs Boltz and the children will return on Tuesday. Boltz spent part of his vacation at Lake Geneva Wisconsin and at his parents home in Iowa.
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Dick Bart Ordered to Pay Fine in Assault Case
Dick Bart of Seammon was convicted of assault and battery on Rev. CC Wilkins of Mineral two weeks ago. He was sentenced this morning to pay a $25 fine and costs, with an appeal likely to be filed. observers called sentiment the only thing worth pursuing.
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Dick Bart
Columbus
Kan
Seammon
Rev
CC Wilkins
Mineral
Pole
Falling Doors Crush Child in Perry Home Accident
The young daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Solomon, north of Perry, was severely injured Tuesday morning when a leaning door fell on her in the kitchen. She suffered a broken nose, a cut upper lip, a bruised jaw, and probable concussion. she is now in a dangerous condition with community sympathy pouring in. DD Tipton returned from a year in the east and was glad to be back in Lawrence, noting many familiar sights.
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Perry
Tipton
Lawrence
Mayor Announces Police Force Reduction Next Month
Mayor Francisco stated the police force will be reduced at the start of next month. He cited budget aims and recent auto patrols as ways to cut costs without sacrificing efficiency while noting ongoing efforts to adjust operations and improve service.
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Masons Gather for Linwood Lodge Third Degree Evening
Linwood Lawrence Masons conducted a third degree night at Linwood Lodge with several members advancing. Notables listed include Dave Hirkmans Chaz DeForrest, W Hi Quackenbust, and Walter Vareinson, among others.
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Nartignty
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Grafters Sentenced in Naval Contracts Case
July 18 Nengy Iwabara a Mitsui Products Co official and retired Vice Admiral Usurutaro Matsuo were each sentenced to two years in prison for forging documents influencing Japanese naval officials to issue contracts. Giichi Lida a Mitsui director and Yamamoto another Mitsui executive were sentenced to 18 months with Gidas sentence suspended.
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Man Appeals After Minister Assault Conviction
A man convicted of assaulting Rev. CG Wilkins in Scammou Mineral July 1 has appealed the case. He was sentenced to pay a fine and costs and is held on a $300 bond pending the appeal.
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Dr Powell to Speak at Airdome Meeting Tomorrow
Presbyterian pastor Dr Powell will speak at the Airdome tomorrow night at 8 o clock. Rev Henry E Wolfe will lead singing and Walter Eastman will perform a vocal solo during the program.
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Oklahoma Building Starts at San Francisco Exposition
Oklahoma City commissioner Mrs. Fred Snitow turned the first spade to break ground for the Oklahoma building at the San Francisco exposition. The ceremony marked the start of construction as crowds gathered in July for the event.
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Oklahoma
Fred Snitow
Oklahoma City
Mysterious shooting at Kinber home shocks rural county
A shooting near the Kinber residence south of Eulaur is reported with unclear motive and few details. Police say witnesses described a loud blast and a guard doctor tended the injured woman. The investigation continues as investigators seek clues and motive.
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Wichita Liar Is Made Respect iole by by 'This Story Riverside
A Riverside report describes a chaotic event in which an office shooting occurred. James King and others were involved as the assailant fired a revolver, wounding a man in the left shoulder, and fled the scene. The incident followed a quiet picnic hosted by a local lodge with authorities noting orderly conduct overall.
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Riverside
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James King
Water shortage grips town as university lake fuels fire reserve
In a drought scare, officials warn of water shortage with Potter and Lake supplies dwindling. Commissioners and engineers study relief by tapping for fire stock, asking residents to conserve as meters run and some homes face cuts.
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Reduwell
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Conmissioney Cieland
Machines West Local Threshers Prepare for Western Kansas Move
Local threshers plan to move their threshing machines to western Kansas to finish the season. They expect to complete the threshing and anticipate ample equipment in the region to handle the work. The Johnson fleet will be among those moving, with the operation slated for the last of next week.
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