Funston Coths Former Congressman Fined in Police Court
Former Kansas congressman and father of General Frederick Funston was found guilty in police court of disturbing the peace and carrying concealed weapons. He was fined 35 on each charge, total 51.00, and appealed to the district court. He stated he expected the decision and criticized the prohibition law, urging action to strengthen it.
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Adair Ip
Kansas
Bas Bealienes
Acmian
Detenvane
Jude Adair
Atria Funston
Lola
Cousties
Attourney
New Hampshire Street
Governor Moch and the prohibitory law in doubt amid slow action
Cincinnati dispatch reports federal officers cleared of charges. Floeger and deputies released after a mayoral dispute over where prisoner Powers should be jailed. Mayor Heimfeld and two officers remain under bond for interference. Meanwhile Japan seeks peace as Russian forces claim advantage in Manchuria.
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Cincinnati
Jaller Floeger
Asault
New Port
Heimfeld
Plueger
Nistance
Mrimimid
Assault on torpedo boats and ore theft arrests
Report describes an attack on torpedo boats and a rash of ore thefts in the district. Several suspects have been arrested near Cripple Creek and charged with receiving stolen ore worth substantial sums.
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Cripple Creek
Cole Arly
Tony Bolis
Kansas Crop Bulletin Summary
Weather observers report corn tasseling under favorable conditions in most counties while facing rain in the south and west. Wheat harvest is delayed, and overall yields vary with some counties faring better than others. quality grades show mixed results in northern areas.
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Topeka
Naneas
Unexplained Murder Shocks City Passenger Agent
Galayly Linore Wright, a Southern Railway passenger and ticket agent, is shot and killed today in an unsolved case in St. Louis. Authorities, including Postmaster General Corteiyou, face ongoing fraud order disputes as investigations continue. Meanwhile a ship bringing steerage passengers including babies arrives at pier 4, highlighting unusual immigrant arrivals in Lincoln and Philadelphia. Ernest M. Pollard wins the First Congressional District special election in Nebraska.
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Southern Railway
Vinerat Sanford
Sanford
Lincoln
Neb
Congress
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Nehawa
Francis W. Grown
Duke Charles Edward Assumes Government in Gotha
July 19 Duke Charles Edward of Saxe Coburg and Gotha assumed the reins of government upon reaching his majority. A high entry to the capital marked the ceremony with notable pageantry and royal display.
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Japan Expects Moderation But Seeks Clear Powers in Peace Talks
Japanese minister Baron Hayashi told Associated Press that Russia appointed plenipotentiaries, but Japan questions their authority and demands accomplished facts before any terms. He rejected ideas of lenient terms and noted recent wartime actions as natural outcomes of campaigning, signaling readiness to press for suitable terms at the conference.
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Associated Press
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London
Baron Hayashi
Russia
M. Witte
Haron Rosen
Japan
Hayastu
Apa
Abe Sevares
Ike
Sau
Wits Guekpeed
Tolage
Trouble Has Begun at Fort South and Kota It Saw
A jumble of local incidents unfolds from Fort South to Fort Iscott as water works personnel reshuffle under mayoral order. A court case involves a nurse’s assault, a train wreck near Axtell injures six, a pond drowning in Osage City, and political maneuvers in Topeka with a potential state treasurer bid.
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Danae
Gund
James Burton
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Ter Aes
le Caaneil
Topeka, &Ans
Atlen of
Kanute
Topeka
Govenor
No Relief Yet Promised As New York Suffers Heat
July 19 report from New York describes extreme heat with no relief in sight. Hundreds of thousands unable to escape oppressive conditions. Tenement residents slept in parks while hospitals and transit workers struggle. Deaths and prostrations rise, with heat aloft across the Northeast and extending to Chicago and Massachusetts.
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Washington, D.C
Elthy Root
Wm. McNair
State Department
New York
Esary Hospital
Huis
Brooklyn
Moher
Fayette votes to issue bonds for water system
Fayette Missouri residents voted to issue 10000 in bonds to fund a waterworks system. Other notes include John E Nalod named postmaster at Russell Springs Kansas. J R Moss sues to close county gambling houses. Gartes W Malloy admitted to naval academy. General Leonard Wood leaves Boston for duty and Manila trip. MacNutt sentence for disorderly conduct. Maggie Patterson’s body brought to Lawrence for funeral. Raymond's Ely Paper ad.
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Russell Springs
Logan County
Kans
Janes A. Wright
J. RR. Moss
Vernon County
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Holses
W. Malloy
Nebraska
Naval Academy
St. Petersburg
Leonard Wood
Boston
MacNutt
Lightning Sets Off Dynamite At West Riverside Mine
Five miners were killed when lightning struck a tree near the powder house at the West Riverside coal mine, triggering twenty five pounds of dynamite. The blast scattered body parts over about fifty feet, and residents two hundred feet away learned of the accident hours later.
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West Riverside
Eg Moines
Weather Turns Tepid as Week Ends
The forecast cooler weather did not arrive with the afternoon heat remaining steady and humid. Light northern hints appeared at times, but overall the day stayed hot with a dry feel, no frost, and temperatures near seven degrees at daybreak though the promise of rain and relief persisted in the northwest region.
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Weather Bureau
Coorer
Lubougest
Cmerninige
Cain
Edad
Anarchic Sentiment Sparks Law and Order Debates
A garbled report cites local sentiment shaping attitudes toward prohibitory law and mediation. It notes a manhunt for nationalist Matthew Nelson, mentions relatives of a dean who died a year ago, and references a trolley plan and summer leisure in a Topeka Lawrence context.
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Mathws
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Heo
Ariat Data’ Deans
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Social notes from Lawrence and surrounding towns
Mr and Mrs Fred C Wilmoth arrive from St Louis as relatives journey to Salt Lake City. Various travels active with Mrs Wilmoth formerly Miss Ethel Milford, Mrs S J Coney to Excelsior Springs and others to New York, Boston, Denver, and Colorado. Marriage of Alma Anderson and A A Higelow to be held at home on Louisiana street. Heat and drought noted along with local construction, canning factory busy and birth of daughter announced for C E Funnell family.
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Ringeapolis
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Local Notes Gather in Town Amid Rainy Evening Traffic
The crowd fills streets as townsfolk remark on the busy evening. A seafold accident at Funnell lumber office caused a minor fall with no injuries. Marital plans and upcoming events include the widow of Sam Jvang marrying Elder Sage. Buck's band held practices ahead of a Central Park concert this week. Construction starts on Paul Winsmoor's new home in the 100 Stock on Tennessee. Amanda Coming returned from Leavenworth. Tom Kennedy and Phil Ernst plan a new hardware store in Lawrence. Ice cream and coffee specials feature at Wiedemann's. McCouns and Miss Terry visit from Leavenworth. Innes clerks will attend the circus Friday evening.
Kansas and Chicago Market Reports and Local Notices
Kansas and Chicago markets show cattle prices on July 1 with steers stockers and feeders and hogs at various bids. Listings include grain values for wheat corn oats rye and hay with notes on butter and shipping receipts. Local items mention a typhoid patient home return bicycle enforcement and road weather comments plus notices about upholstering and a public health update.
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