Bristow Attacks Cannon Over Rubber Duty Debate
Alma and Topeka Kansas July 19 Speaker Cannon faces Bristow in a dispute over rubber tariff policy and Aldrich. Bristow accuses Cannon of poor judgment on rubber while Cannon defends the tariff schedule and accuses Bristow of misrepresenting facts about imports and the trust. The exchange centers on who influenced the tariff bill and the role of Aldrich in the rubber trust debate.
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Topeka
Kan
Bristow
Cannon
Burlingame
Aldrich
Rubber Trust
Tolt
Winfield
Poor
Wall Street Journal
Committee of Representatives
Cxonen
Kansas
Cannon and Bristow Republicans Talk Differently
In Emporia Kansas July 19 Joseph Cannon addressed about 1500 listeners at a chanterqua. He spoke on national issues and praised Murdock for supporting the postal savings bank bill calling it the sane moment in his career. He said Madison followed Murdock and defended the tariff against Bristow while avoiding a direct answer to Bristow.
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Emporia
Kan
Joseph Cannon
Chantanqua
Cannon
Murdock
Madison
Bristow
Postal Savings Bank
Kansas
House
Parole Granted for Mrs Heaton in Manslaughter Case
Judge Foust grants parole to Mrs Arlie Heaton who pleaded guilty to manslaughter of her husband Clint Heaton. The parole follows exam by local physicians showing mercy due to her condition and nervous strain. Conditions require reporting to court each term for two years and a $1000 bond for good behavior. Lawrence Reds to Play. Jerry Simmons leads Reds vs Lawrence Business College tomorrow night.
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Heaton
Gas works explosion wrecks cottages near Zeppelin plant
Friedrichschaten July 19 the gas works of the Zeppelin airship company were demolished by an explosion. Seven persons were injured. The cause was not ascertained. The gasometer and surrounding walls blew out, cottages nearby collapsed, windows and doors shattered, and a panic spread through the district.
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Friedrichschaten
Zeppelin Airship Company
Naty Miles
Laky Constante
Domestic runaway party misleads husband in Ottawa tale
In Ottawa Kansas on July 19 a domestic runaway party led by Fred Hackunder left the Cos household with three Cox children and their creosure. They planned to go to Kansas City but halted. Mr Cox, tracking via intermediate stations, learned they lacked funds and sought home. He refused to take the wife back if she returns with Hackenberry. he would keep the children.
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Ottawa
Kan
Fred Hackunder
M. L. Cos
May Cos
Cox
Kansas City
Topeka
Hha
Mary
Lang
Whitefield McKinley Named Collector of Customs
Whitefield McKinley a Black real estate agent from Washington has been appointed collector of customs for the port of Georgetown D C. The appointment, announced via Secretary Norton from Beverly, marks federal recognition of African Americans in high offices. McKinley came to Washington from Charlestown DC in 1884 and has long been active in politics.
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Taft
Whitefield McKinley
Washington
Georgetown
D.C
McKinlay
Norton
Beverly
Charlestown
D C
Murdock Opens Progressive Drive in Kansas Tour
Representative Victor Murdock of Wichita harshly attacked Speaker Damion and said insurgents’ fight in Congress has just begun as he launched a state campaign for progressive Republicans. He followed Damion’s Emporia Burlingame tour, promising to answer all tariff and railroad legislation charges at each stop.
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Emporia
Kan
Victor Murdock
Wichita
Damion
Congress
Murdock
Eureka
Damon
Burlingame
Cam
Domestic help ad sparks outrage in Emporia Gazette
In Emporia Kansas a sensational want ad by William Allen White seeks a white servant for Mrs White described with demeaning roles and staged in mocking tone. The cruelty of the listing and the call to “reason” draw condemnation as it exposes class and gender bias in the home.
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Emporia
Xan
Guy
Kansas
Wiliam Allen White
the Gazette
White
Aut Hsor
No. Vhange
Rane
Bedhun
Ars
School Board Awards Work and Maintains District Fees
The Board of Education met and awarded contracts to R Cc Haney for making improvements in city schools. District fees were left at the regular rate despite district pressure. Discussion included possible incorporation of the south district with Lawrence schools. Building committee proposed overhauls, minor repairs, and new supplies costing about $1,000, with Supt. Smith authorized to arrange purchases.
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R. Cc. Haney
Board of Education
Dintian Sell
South Ludt
Lawrence
Buggartner
Supt. Smith
Band Concert Tonight at Amusement Park Features Prof Hubach
Lawrence residents are invited to tonight's Amusement Park concert with the town band and soprano Prof C E Hubach will sing. After a successful prior appearance, Hubach returns with an enjoyable program aimed at providing affordable entertainment and a pleasant social atmosphere for all.
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Hubach
Amusement Park
C. E. Hubach
Hueh
Lawrence
General Strike Halts Freight as 2500 Workers Walk Out
A general strike on the Grand Trank railroad halted freight movements with 2,500 workers protesting wage increases. Passenger service remained largely unaffected. talks in Pittsburg between Pennsylvania Railroad officials and trainmen unions continued for a possible settlement. Strikes on western lines seen as unlikely.
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Granl Trank
Internasional Limited
Grand ‘Trank
Detroit
Grand Teak
Ador
Pittsburg
Cennsylvania Rail Ronal
Corbett Opens Bid For Unknown Opponent To Fight Johnson
New York reports that Jim Corbett plans a 20 round or longer bout with an unknown challenger to face Jack Johnson. MclIntosh issues a $5000 forfeit and a $1000 deposit as a side bet guarantee to prove sincerity. The challenger will be named by Corbett and trained under his direction with a fight to take place in the United States, England, or Australia.
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New York
Janes d. Corbett
Jack Johnson
Meltosh
Dulinson
MclIntosh
The
James 4. Corbett
United States
England
Australia
Ant Tee
Timothy Sullivan
Weather Indications for Kansas Tonight and Wednesday
Partly cloudy conditions dominate Kansas with warmer temperatures on Wednesday. Northern areas expect a noticeable rise in temperatures while tonight remains mild across the state.
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Kansas
Governor Stubbs Delivers First Lawrence Rally This Year
Large crowd gathers at South Park in Lawrence as Governor W. O. Stubbs and ALC. Mitchell, candidate for Congress, speak at the biggest Republican rally in town this year. Stores close for workers to attend. some confusion on location and timing noted.
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South Park
Lawrence
W. OR. Stubbs
Kansas
Alc. Mitchell
Congress
Stubbs
Journal
J. N. Dolley
Dave Leahy
Expulsion Continues as Jews Flee Kiev in Russia
A July 19 report from Kiev states Jews are being expelled at two rates. Forty five individuals departed under a second method that forces immediate removal, while 1,121 people were expelled by the first method, which gives a warning but delays departure. Many who leave under the first method attempt to return after a brief absence.
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Kiev
Russia
Suspend Whisky Ruling Faces Louisiana Court Challenge
Washington July 1 the final Taft whisky ruling may be suspended as Louisiana courts issue a restraining order. Whisky interests petition the govern ment to halt all government proceedings pending a final determination of the Louisiana test case. The dispute centers on whether whisky may be made from sources other than grain and if grain-made whisky should receive equal status.
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Washington
Taft
Louisiana
Whisky Trust
Treasury Department
Taternal
Sevenue Cabell
Fowler
Deniehmetry of Justice
Bill of Equity
Mount Shishaldin Eruption Creates Grand Spectacle
Vahdex, a Adaska officers aboard the Mail steamer Dora report Mount Shishaldin erupting with unabated violence as they pass Caimak Island, describing it as a grand spectacle observed from the sea.
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aAdaska
Dora
Mount Shishaldin
Caimak Island
Drake seeks injunction in Santa Fe case undecided
The decision in Mrs. Margaret Drake's injunction petition before Judge Smart at Santa Fe had not been settled by 3 pm. Drake stated she expected a ruling that afternoon from the judge.
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Margaret Drake
Santa Fe
Summer School Ends at University of Kansas
The regular summer session at the University of Kansas will close tomorrow with most students departing. A second term extends to mid next month but few will enroll. Faculty members who taught this summer plan to leave for cooler regions to prepare for the fall term, while many students will return in the fall. The session proved profitable as students seek accelerated paths to a degree. Serious strike in England disrupts the East Coast rail line with workers threatening broader action.
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University of Kansas
Prize Cup To Reward Lawrence Baseball Standings
The Lawrence Journal offers a silver loving cup to the town baseball team with the highest season percentage. Entries close September 12, standings start September 25, and all teams must be town based with no Sunday games or paid admissions.
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Journal
Lawrence Journal Company
Daly
Milton
Jornal Office
Lawrence
Lawrences
Jaewrenee
Kansas City Man Hurt In Springfield Car Crash
William E. Deatherage of Kansas City was badly injured in a Springfield motor accident while riding on a running board during a dance outing with Bernard Stonebraker. He fell from the car when attempting to pass another vehicle, suffering a skull fracture and a broken leg. He was taken to St. John's hospital for treatment.
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Wm. Deatherage
Kansas City
Springfield
Liam E. Deatherage
Bernard Stonebraker
City
Missouri University
Deatherage
Stonebraker
St. John’s Hospital
Council Session appoints judges and clerks for coming primary
City Council in special session approves immediate action on street railway right of way through Breezedale but requires new survey due to disputed street lines. Mayor names Bond, Hutchins and Cox to coordinate with City Attorney and Engineer with Mr Sutton on Breezedale alignment. Additional items include sidewalk and sewer petitions, licensing tax on hauling wagons, and street repairs.
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Street Railway Co
Massachusetts St. Lina
Breezedale
Corweil
Peairs
Sutton
Peaks
Messrs
Bond
Hutchins
Cox
Bishop
Hazen
Howard
Cos
Llosford
Bracker
Logan
Hulls
Wilder
Illinois
Elliott Streets
Committee On
Law and Ordinanes Committee
Thatcher Place
Alabama St
Henry
Winthrop
O.K
Jersey
Hancock Street
New Jersey
Delaware
Lawrence St. Bellway and Light Company
Quincey
Hancock and
Lee
Aif
East City Limits
Maine Street
Winthrop Streets
McCook Ave
Miss. and
Ilinois St
East Lee Street
I. H. Klock
Winmers
Mississippi
Warren
First Ward
Geo. Nichols
Jas Fitzpatrick
Frank Cosley
Adolph Spangler
A. C. Holthoefer
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Alma
Cannon and Bristow
Parole
Mrs. Heaton
Reds
Jerry Simmons
Lawrence Business
Zeppelin Airship
Servant Girl Question Grips
Board OF Education Met
Grand Trank Railroad
Chicago
Corbett
Johnson
London
Bitsbury
Richeastern Stailrou
Atie
Massachusetts Street
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