Cox and Wilson in Splendid Accord debate limits
Marion Ohio July 19 a report on Cox and Wilson unity over the League of Nations following White House talks. The piece notes Harding’s critique, Republican pushback against Wilson policy, and Cox’s cautious stance on debates as Cox meets with Democratic leaders in Columbus and Washington.
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Marion
Wilson
Cox
Harling
Europe
America
White House
Washington
Unity Ptt
League of Nations
Wilwen
Theanon
Pdemocratie
Columbus
Homer
Cummings
National Committee
Ful Committee
Teady
Harding
Mr. Harding
Good Roads Encouraged in Neosho County Kansas
Chanute Kansas July 19 considerable encouragement has been given to hard surfaced road projects in Neosho county by a Chanute Tioga Township Roads Commission report. It completed a mile of gravel surfaced highway at an expense of 4250 though engineers had estimated up to 11733. The two townships appointed a commission to proceed with the roads lacking free labor and followed specifications. Mayor J J Hurt chaired the commission and submitted the report. Gilbert Schneider arraigned for disturbance of the peace and wife beating pleaded not guilty. trial set for July 22. Mr and Mrs Warren Kimmerling and daughter Gladys arrived in their car from Galveston Texas en route to Colorado Springs and Denver to visit Mrs Kimmerling’s parents. They reported a 90 mile trip with good roads until McAlester Oklahoma and no punctures.
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J. J. Hurt
Gilbert Schneider
Warren Kimmerling
Gladys
Galveston
Texas
Colorado Springs
Denver
Eight Men Entombed in Pittsburgh Mine Blast
Pittsburgh July 19 Eight men foreman two fire crews two pumpers and three meters were entombed at the Axe of the Union Collieries Co Renton Pa eighteen miles from here after an explosion blew the shaft cage and wrecked the tipple rescue teams from Pittsburgh and neighboring mines to search once a cage and hoisting gear are repaired no details on fate of the buried men.
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Pitt-burgh
Collieries Co
Trenton
Pittsburgh
U.S. Bureau of Mines
Bureau
Union Colleries Co
Renton
Bureau of Mines
Luteman
Povernment
Shamrock IV Trails Resolute In Unfinished Race At Sea
The second race of the America's Cup series near Sandy Hook ended without a finish as the time limit loomed. Shamrock IV could not close the gap to the Resolute on the triangular course, resulting in a no-race declaration with Shamrock leading 1-0 after last week’s race.
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Sandy Hook
N. J
Shamrock IV
Cn Uefender
Regohute
Charles Francis Adams
Ting
Elnh
Ton Anil
Resolute
Shamrock
Sharock IV
Mrs Melige blames Julius Jonas for tragedy
Chicago July 19 Mrs Barbara Melige mother of Pauline Melife blames Julius Jonas sales manager for the shooting and her daughter’s death Jonas was wounded and may lose his sight doctors report Mrs Jonas stays at her husband’s side after the incident
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Chicago
Barbara Melige
Pauline, Melife
St. Louis
Julius Jonas
Melize
Jonas
Melige
Montrose Avenue Hospital
Prince Joachim of Germany Dies by Own Action in Potsdam
Prince Joachim of Hohenzollern youngest son of former Emperor William shot himself at Villa Leignitz Potsdam and died hours later at St Josephs hospital. Financial struggles marital disappointments and concern for the royal house are cited as factors amid reports of emotional distress. The encounter deeply affects the German empress who recently endured heart trouble and had seen the prince only in June.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Joachim
Hohenzollern
William
Sun Idav
Leignitz
Potsdam
St. Joseph's Hospital
Iere
Totsdam
Eitel Frederick
Prince Joachim of
Scannat
Arsl
Germany
Port
tHolland
To Associates Press
Donehin
Germain
Training for National Guard officers expanded
Washington July 19 a new department order offers advanced courses for National Guard officers and special instructors. Adjutant Generals are told to submit names for service schools below major rank. Courses include the cavalry school at Fort Riley Kansas.
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Washington
National Guard
Adjutant General
States
Militia Bureau
Cavalry School
Fort Riley
Kansas
Markers on Massachusetts Street Target Jay Driving
Workmen begin permanent markers in brick pavement on Massachusetts Street to deter jay driving after earlier temporary paint wore off. Police expect no excuses once cemented in place. Threshing prices in Jasper County set by farmer owned machines include oats four cents, wheat ten, timothy fifteen, and clover thirty six. no quotes for barley or rye. Deputy superintendent H. P. Smith to succeed R. A. Kent and tour Lawrence from home state. Mr and Mrs A Jolly and daughters Frances and Katherine plan summer trip to the Missouri Ozarks by car.
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Massachusetts Street
Jay
Newton
Jasper County
Jasper County Threshers Association
A. Jolly
Frances
Katherie
Ozarks
Missouri
Kiwanis and Notary clubs to play for fountain fund
Kiwanis and Notary clubs meet at McCook field Wednesday night for a charity baseball game to raise funds for city drinking fountains on Massachusetts street. The Roatians won 6 to 3 last time. this week the Kiwanians boast better odds. The contest starts at 4 PM, with the loser hosting a picnic for winners and families who attended the previous game.
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Des
McCook ‘Field
Leenierien
A. B. Mitchell
Riwanis
Wiaver
What Is Next Public Improvement Discussion Tonight
Mayor George L. Kreeck announces a city commission open house tonight to discuss the upcoming annual budget and future improvements. The last year the fire department received new equipment and motorization, prompting questions on the next project citizens want funded.
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George L. Kreeck
de Sire
Fire Department
Lawrence
Kity. Commission
Irs Ta
Survey on European Corn Borer in Douglas County
F J Fall of the U S Department of Agriculture arrived in Lawrence to survey for European Corn Borer activity. Douglas County farmers are urged to watch for signs such as tassels cut from stalks, with no evidence found so far. Citizens should notify county agent R O Smith if the pest is observed.
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F. J. Fall
United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Entomology
Lawrence
Douglas County
Europe
Massachusetts
New York
Fail
Will Siel
Toutlas County
R. 0. Smith
Kansas Rural Roads Funding Shortfall Cited
The state highway department reports counties diverting the road sinking fund from its designated purpose to general expenses. Dirt roads remain prevalent as only about 6,000 of 112,040 miles are slated for hard surfacing in ten years, with Kansas totaling 15,157 county miles.
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Ghway Denhriment
Aecov
WLC
Kansas
Luxury tax on soda fountains hits New York state items
The new value of revenue law abolishes the pom dose and imposes a luxury tax on drinks from soda fountains. All beverages and concoctions sold with or without meat in cream or related foods are taxed. The provision targets establishments serving soft drinks at existing outlets.
137th Band May Gather for Hutchinson Legion Reunion
Hutchinson Kansas reports a plan for the 137th Infantry band to join the American Legion state convention in Pittsburg next month. Charles A Bigby of Wichita says the band will ride a special train with Legionnaires for the reunion.
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Hutchinson
Kans
dS81th Infantry
American Legion
Pittsburg
Charles A. Bigby
Wichita
Legioniers
Barbers Fined for Towel Reuse Under State Law
Two local barbers were fined $62.75 each after warrants issued by State Barber Inspector L. Eust charged towel reuse in shops. The violation cited was using the same towel for multiple customers, violating state barbering sanitation laws.
Missouri Insurance Bill Reports Payouts and Premiums
Missouri insurers paid 5.6 million dollars for fire losses and 237 thousand for tornado and windstorm damages in 1919 26. Fire policy premiums totaled 8.55 million dollars while storm protection premiums amounted to 1.50 million. Officers report two autoists arrested on tax driving charges, Rider and O C Stewart, each fined two dollars.
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Missouri Insurance Bill Bie
Jefferson City
Missouri
Jay
Autaists
Rider
O. C. Stewart
Speeding fines collected as arrests cited in court
Xi Gordon arrested on a speeding charge and paid 10 dollars in court this morning. F Bateson also paid 10 dollars on the same charge.
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Gordon
F. Bateson
City Voters Urged to Register Before Primary
City election officials report about 3,400 names on the registration books and warn many eligible residents have not yet registered. The registrar and city offices will stay open until the books close this week to allow last minute registrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eelock
Élenie
Hamburg lines seek trade return with postwar rapprochement
Hamburg officials claim the Hamburg America Steamship and American Ship and Commerce pact opens German trade routes to American shipping a move they call crucial to reviving Germany’s standing as a major port. Wilhelm Juno says the agreement marks a trial to restore relations and future U.S. Germany ties.
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Hamburg
Associated Press
Hamburg- American Steamship Company
American Ship and Commerce Corporation
Germany
Wilhelm Juno
Hamby 2
K U Inquiry From New Zealand At Extension of U
International interest rises in the extension work as over 1800 students are expected to enroll this year. Foreign learners from Japan and China lead the count among Californians and others, with Americans from Maine to Florida also enrolled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janary Ss ienSul
United States
California
Rhodes scholarships deadline extended this week
The Rhodes scholarship applications deadline has been extended to Friday this week per the Chancellor's office. The faculty committee includes Prof. J. G. Brandt Dean F. J. Kelly Prof. John Ise Prof. L. E. Sisson and Prof. W. S. Hunter. A number of applications have been received and some strong candidates have applied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Brandt
F. J. Kelly
John Ise
L. E. Sisson
W. S. Hunter
Outing Plans for J B R Wilson in Missouri
Missouri bound for summer outing as county attorney J B R Wilson leaves with his family in his car. Nearby notes report Mrs Ray filing divorce against John Edgar Ray for cruelty in district court. couple wed in 1915. Additional items mention Mrs Hall and family visiting, moves to Kansas City, and various local trips and relocations.
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Missouri
J. BR. Wilson
Elkg Springs
Mr. Wilson
Luwill
Rose Ray
Japainst
John Edgar Ray
Big Reunion For Bright Light Users At Police Court
Thirty five motorists faced Judge C. C. Stewart on light violations this morning. Thirty two were arrested Saturday night. Several were fined or discharged with explanations about faulty equipment and leases. Names listed include Otto Thuchum, Ruth Dyche, Margaret Mitchell, John Conrad, Arthur Campbell, and many others.
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C. C. Stewart
Niner
Monroe
Margaret Mitchel
John Conrad
L. J. Bauerle
Arthur Campbell
Elmer W. Wise
Margaret Stubbs
Mr. Rankin
H. H. Hoover
Henry Hegeman
Fred Miller
Lee Riling
J. W. Bachelor
L. LaDuke Raymond
Robert Laptad
B. F. Crites
Paul Brown
I. R. Bushdale
T. C. Browning
Oliver DeWattville
Chester Wallenstein
Floyd Scott
George Wilbur
Mr. Fordyce
Arthur Ousdahl
Veterans and Women Honor Washington Post at Court House
A veteran writer from the Washington Post recounts a pleasant Saturday afternoon at the courthouse as patriotic women, led by Mrs. Krause, present the newspaper’s hunting flag to Commander S. T. Criss. The event includes tea and social time with old soldiers, a note on the cost of living, and a cheerful farewell as all depart happy.
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Washington Post
Journal World
Court House
Stonewall Jackson
W. R
Steeth
Grang
Post
Capt. Xrause
8. T. Criss
Stolen Car Recovered by Douglas County Authorities
Deputy Sheriff Charles Crowder brought back a car belonging to Pey ton Watts of Lecompton from Kansas City. The vehicle was stolen December 12, 1919, from Fourteenth and Tennessee streets and found with Tafer Nowick who showed a genuine bill of sale and was released. Also noted is a Kansas City Teachers Picnic at the University of Kansas North College Hill venue and a divorce suit filed by Ethel Marie White against Donald S. White alleging desertion. the couple married in 1918.
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Douglas County
Charles Crowder
Kansas City
Peyton Watts
Lecompton
Fourteenth
Tennessee
Tafer Nowick
K. C
North College Hill
Ethel Marie White
Donalds. White
Johnson Takes Vacation From Jail Work On Farm Near Lawrence
Johnson a long time jail turnkey at Douglas County, takes his first vacation since 1931 and will stay at his Lawrence area farm. Mis daughter Mrs. B Brown of Charlestown South Carolina visits him. Shelaly Treport Flood District tour by county commissioners and engineer to inspect damaged areas begins. Charles Mass district court clerk improves after hospital decline. Earl McCleery pleads not guilty to charges of stock violations. trial set for July 22.
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Johnson
Douglas County
Lawrence
B. Brown
Charlestown
South Carolina
Pbs
Shelaly
Treport
Board of County Commissioners
Anectinn Threuch
Earl McCleery
Larst
Duy
Noline Tonrt
Sinn Fein Fights Military Cleaveland Cork
Soldiers in motor lorries were attacked by rebels in Cork causing heavy casualties. About sixty to seventy soldiers were injured and one dead, with two civilians killed and many wounded during clashes that brought terror to the city. Military patrols and volunteers aided civilians as streets quieted after midnight.
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Cork
The
Associated Press
Sinn
Chambers of Commerce to Honor Local Officials Dinner
The Chamber of Commerce and other civic groups plan a dinner this week honoring Chamvellor E H Lindley Harry Smith new city superintendent of schools Superintendent Kent and Dean F J Kelly. The event likely occurs Thursday or Friday evening.
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Chamvellor
E.H. Lindley
Harry Smith
New City
Kent
Dean F.J. Kelly
Chamcters of Commerce
T. J. Sweeney
Chamber Entertainment Committee
Evangelical Church Plans Woodland Park Picnic Tomorrow
Members and friends of the Evangelical church and school will hold an old fashioned Sunday school picnic at Woodland Park tomorrow afternoon and evening. At 6 30 Mrs Adam Seka and the ladies of her class will serve a picnic supper of sandwiches and ice cream. Games and races will be arranged for the young people.
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The
Evangelical Church
Woodland Park
Adam ” Seka
Plans For Salvation Army Meeting In Town Hall
A meeting of Salvation Army workers and town citizens is called for this evening at the Salvation Army hall to discuss plans to increase the usefulness of the Army work in the vicinity. The July Fourth Committee reports all celebration bills paid by T. J. Sweeney with no admission charges for fireworks or general entertainment.
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Salvation Army
Salvation Army Hall
T. J. Sweeney
Red Cross In Session in Douglas County
A Douglas County Red Cross meeting opened this afternoon at 3 o clock with representatives from various branches. The main topic discussed was county nursing work and how to organize it effectively.
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Red Cross
Douglas County
Douglas County Fair Board to Meet Tomorrow at Chamber
The Douglas County Fair Association board of directors will convene tomorrow at 2 30 o clock in the Chamber of Commerce location. Mr and Mrs W T Carpenter will depart next week for an extended trip through the east visiting Ohio Maryland New York and Washington. Mildred Law plans a few days away to spend the rest of the summer on Lake Taneycomo in the Ozarks. J A Benson spent the day in Rosedale.
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Kansas
Natherine Keefer Will
Los An
Cal
Segl
D. B. Williams
Topeka
Tia
Douglas County Fair Association
Mrs. W. T. Carpenter
East
Ohio
Maryland
New York
Washington
Rob
Mildred Law
Lake Taneycamel
The
O Ozarks
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Hall
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Kuntar
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Stewart
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Salvation Army Workers
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Rosedale
Drs
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