Stubbs Homecoming Speech Praises State Reforms and Accountability
Gov. Stubbs returned home to tout eighteen months of clean government and a businesslike state administration. He reported unexpended balances of 9313.72 and defended his fiscal record against critics. A. G. Mitchell followed, focusing on national issues as the crowd pressed for further political clarity.
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Stubbs
Gov. Stubbs
Kansas
Wagstaff
G. Mitchell
Mr. Mitchell
Indict for Libel: Carroll Under Grand Jury Cloud
Des Moines July 20 Gov Carroll of Town was indicted for criminal libel by a grand jury which returned the bill alleging he made libelous statements about John Cownie former chairman of the state board in an article May 24 explaining demands for Cownie’s resignation. He was not arrested and may remain free. Money Market notes follow with call easy at 2 1/4 to 2 3/4.
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Grand Jury
Des Moines
Gov. Carroll
John Cownies
State Board
Cownie
M. H. Cohen
Liberty
Cannon Delivers Kansas Stump Speech On Party Unity
Speaker Cannon toured Kansas City after finishing a Kansas campaign, praising Republican unity and denouncing insurgent or progressive bids for a new party. He predicted Kansas will renominate its Republican delegation and planned brief travels to Danville and Mackinac.
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Kansas City
Cannon
Danville
Marion
Kan
Kansas
Kansex
Mackinne
Mich
Man Sentenced for Wife and Infant Murders in New York
Isidor Newman aged 30 from the East Side was sentenced in general sessions to twenty years for murdering his wife. A bench warrant was issued to pursue a later sentence for the suspected killing of his child, with letters claiming he would be free someday to kill his sister-in-law. The case was heard at the Tombs prison as he awaits action on the additional charge. Theodore Roosevelt seeks a progressive platform for Ohio Republicans while refraining from backing any candidate.
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New York
Isidor Newman
Newman
Jills
Theodore Roosevelt
Ohio
Taft
Reynold Kinkaid
Toledo
Shot Down by Burglary At Chicago Suburban Home
Tra G. Rawn, president of the Chicago Indianapolis and Louisville Railway, was shot through the heart and killed in his Winnetka summer home after a burglar forced entry. A revolver and two broken doors were found. police suspect a high-handed attacker. Coroner Hoffmann postponed the inquest to July 28.
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Chicago
Tra G. Rawn
Chicago, Indianapolis & Louisville Railway
Winnetka
Chiagro
Rawn
Jim
Hoffmann
Market Was Nervous as Chicago Speculators Dominate
Nervous trading in Chicago today largely followed foreign crop conditions as elevators closed in northern Minnesota and nearby areas amid grain shortages. South Dakota production offered mild offset, while a U S estimate signaling 110 million bushels less production boosted prices with September futures closing firmer, up about one and a half to two points.
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Chicago
Minnesota
Hain
South Dakota
Pla
Floga
United States
Markets by Wire Grains and Provisions
Kansas City reports grain and live stock prices with receipts and bids. Wheat No 2 hard around 1.00 to 1.03 cash and futures. oats No 2 white around 41 to 43 cents. rye about 7 cents. Live stock includes native cows at 5.40 to 7.00, hogs top near 8.65, cattle varied 2.65 to 6.60. Chicago wheat futures show Sept around 1.00 plus. corn and oats futures quoted, pork, lard prices listed for Sept-Oct.
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Kansas City
Choi Choieg Peakle
Butler—Creamery
Timothy
Chicago
Railroads suspend rate advances until November first
Involuntary rate increases in eastern railroad classifications will be suspended voluntarily until November 1. Chair Knapp of the Interstate Commerce Commission announced the action, saying it will not delay the commission’s review of the reasonableness of the proposed advances. Similar arrangements may follow in the Western Trunk Line territory as carriers seek to aid the commission and expedite tariff suspensions.
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Washingtton
Niumerous St
Commission
Car
Western Trunk Line Association
Tnter Commerce Commission
Louisiaus
Arkansas
Missouri
Nebraska
Colorado
Wyoming
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad
Louisiana Central Lumber Company
Common Point
Wis
Kansas
Organize Lawrence Baseball League Meets Friday
A meeting of baseball men is planned for Friday at 8 o clock at the Yo MLC to organize a city league in Lawrence. Hild & Carroll offer a $7 Spalding Catcher’s Mitt as an extra prize for the pennant winner. The event will form teams of local businessmen and professionals with broad city participation. Indictments against C A Tilles involve bucket shop operations and conspiracy. he will appear to bond. Weather outlook shows fair tonight and Thursday in Kansas.
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MLC
AL Beildinge
Lawrence
Uipion
Hild & Carroll
Smith
Spalding
Villiaes & Carroll
Sloumial
St. Louis
C. A. Tilles
United States
Morse
Tilles
Washington
District of Columbia
Creamery Plan for Lawrence Proposed at City Meeting
Lawrence Committee eyed a Pinckney street site for a modern sanitary creamery costing about seven thousand dollars. Webber and Smith seek two thousand dollars as a site bonus or stock-raise, sub-committees to confer, and the scheme aims to boost milk sales, attract farmers, and ease cow milk shortages in the area. Mayor Bishop praised the effort and pledged support.
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Lawrence Committee
J. Webber
GW. Smith
Boly
Lawrence
Pinckney Street
Messrs
Sanborn
Chirk and
Wagstalt
Mer. Webber
Mroesmith
Sambo
Lanehorn
Eldridge
Bishop
Diel
Flint
No Injunction Against Santa Fe Right of Way
Judge Smart rules against property owners along Santa Fe right of way. Mrs Mary Drake lost her application for an injunction to halt the railroad's planned right of way changes. The court found no grounds for temporary relief as the railroad proceeds under law, despite some owners’ dissatisfaction with the assessments.
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Mary
Drake
Santa Fe
Bart
Cameron
Regal
Dindge Stuart
State Board Orders School Fumigation and Inspections
County health officer Dr Gillispie prepares for annual fumigation of Douglas county schools. Dr Crumbine directs thorough school water checks and semi annual slaughter house inspections. Formaldehyde used as disinfectant. all facilities must be disinfected before school begins.
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ST Gillispie
Douglas County
Dross. J. Crumbine
State Board of Health
Gillispie
Crumbine
Brom GC
Youn
Say
Crumbing
Shauhhear
Doughts County
English suffragette Mrs Snowden to speak in West
English suffragette Mrs Snowden arrives in New York on July 2 and will travel west to urge middle western women to join the suffrage cause. She notes her husband is a member of Parliament and comments on recent developments aiding American suffragists.
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Snowden
New York
Ethel Snowden
Middle West
Startling Exhibition As Plane Struck By Lightning
An aviator named Ehrmann performing a cross country flight was struck by lightning and crashed to the ground. He escaped unharmed though his craft suffered a dramatic failure with wings shriveling in the storm. The incident was described as the most startling aerial exhibition of Ehrmann's career.
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Karevlona
Avmur Bhima
Ehrman
Ehrmann
Elmore Case Up in Commons Over Crippen Murder Mystery
London debates Crippen murder inquiries as Churchill avoids comment. Government says details of police inquiry should not be discussed. Scotland Yard faced criticism for letting the doctor escape after nine days under suspicion as the body of the actress wife was unearthed. Also reports census figures from Jackson Mississippi Bartlesville Oklahoma and Corpus Christi Texas with various population numbers.
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London
House of Commons
Winston Churchill
Crippen
Scothind Yard
Body Found in Lonely Cambridge Place
Arthur Hall of London, a Cambridge man and Eccentric club member, was found dead today in Colonial Park with a bullet wound in his mouth. A revolver lay near the body. he died before reaching the hospital.
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Arthur Hall
Cambridge
New York
Arthee Hall
London
Eccentric Club
Colonial Park
Great picnic at Amusement Park promises free lemonade
Grocers and butchers hold a public picnic tomorrow starting at 1 PM at Amusement Park. Stores close at noon and reopen for a full afternoon and evening of free lemonade, free watermelons, music by Lawrence Bard, shelter for rain, and continuous merriment until midnight.
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Lawrence Bard
Fovelock
Horshoe
Grovers and Butchers
Lawrence
Grovers
Butchers
Amusement Park
Objections Filed Over Catholic University Claim
Heirs of Dr Daniel Clarke object to a proposed 1400000 compromise of the Catholic University of America claim against the bankrupt estate of former treasurer Wareaman. Clarke’s heirs, including relatives of Wareaman, argue the deal harms general creditors and challenges settling the 1.4 million claim.
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Washington
Catholic University of America
Thomas BK
Daniel
Clarke
Wareaman
Rockefeller Forest Hill estate valued at 1.06 million
East Cleveland appraisers set the Forest Hill estate valuation at 1.06 million, a 300 percent jump from the previous 323 thousand appraisal. Rockefeller has not commented on the assessment.
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J. D
Cleveland, Q
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Jackson
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