Trial of Madame Caillans in Paris Sees Heavy Sentiment
The Caillane case draws tension as Marie Antoinette’s era echoes in court. Judge Louis Albanel presides over the high profile arraignment relating to the shooting of Gaston Cullette, with Caillanne maintaining a defiant stance amid premeditation claims and police scrutiny.
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Cuillan
Midanie
Tony
Bhavily
Teen Shu
Eanet
Simmons
Ivelvin
Caillanx
Madame Caillans
Calmette
Fisaro
M. Calmette
Marc de Souter
Madan
Missing man Patmont found in Milwaukee with minister
A disoriented Patmont, reported missing since June 15, was found last night in Milwaukee escorted by Rev D J Milton. The seeker, whose identity was kept secret, claimed a strange man warned him to flee Detroit or be killed. A $1000 reward is offered by the postmaster amid uncertain details. Rear Admiral Ramsey dies at 80 in Washington after service with Dewey and Benjamins crew.
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Trey
Jontsy W. Baumonthey
Teerarer
Pho
Eas
Westville
Thinuis
Fist Murel
Metroit
Mick
D. J. Milton
Milwauke
Aecording
A. Stane
Patment
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Wisconsin
Patmont
Chelsea
Min Whco
Country Club Talk on Proposed County Line
The letter discusses a country club plan and community support in Lawrence and nearby towns. It notes Lawrence’s stance, Lakew View area opposition, and 000 residents in Salina or surrounding towns. Residents from Lawrence and smaller towns weigh the proposal’s reach and feasibility.
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Volf
Evdy
Chi
Lawrenee Salina
Lawrence
Banisis
Othier
Gell
City Commission Weighs Water Crisis and Pump Plans
The Ci Commission discusses the water emergency with City Attorney Jac ley and officials including Street, Saude, and Hopkins. They debate causes of the drop in water levels, the cost of pumps, and whether river water can be used temporarily. Street says enough papers exist to file permits. Holyfield notes the situation is intolerable and consumer backing is needed for river water use. The session hints at extended action and continued discussion on page al.
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Jac Ley
If Street
Iink Saude
Hopkins
Holyfield
Street
Anguat
Strmer
Wyatt
Oppini
Luis Hh
Water relief for time as university faces fall supply
City and university officials discussed water supply as the university worries about water availability this fall. The local water company, the Public Utilities Commission and state engineer considered options including river water or a distilling plant. High pressure needed for hilltop buildings remains a factor, and officials urged timely city action to stabilize supply.
Delinquent Tax Sale Planned At Court House This Fall
Publication of all unpaid property taxes will proceed with a sale at the Court House this fall. A small portion of taxes remains unpaid and will be collected before the sale. Dr Lee breaks arm while starting his car near Linwood, Endora. The misfortune occurred as Led of Endora attempted to crank the vehicle.
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Dr. Lee
Endora
Linwood
Weather update for yesterday and today
Report notes yesterday unreadable but mentions rainfall around 0.3 inch and generally fair conditions tonight. Temperature changes are expected later with potential mild shifts noted without specific highs or lows.
County Fair Pennants Display Promises Strong Exhibits
The Douglas County Fair example indicates good interest in exhibits with emphasis on horses, crops, and grain. Officials note a record mystery show and a peak in vegetable and fruit displays as farmers prepare for the annual event.
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Donglas
Stare Witelaws
Lee Ian
Tie Hain J
Tie Mistery
Disiy Horse Department
Railroads plan mediation talks to avert Western lines strike
Chicago July 20 hearings by the Federal Board of Mediation and Arbitration begin today to settle conflicts between carriers and engine crews. William J. Chambers chairs the panel and will seek a negotiated settlement hoping the mediators can avert a strike. Leaders from railroad management and unions attend, with emphasis on reaching an arbitration agreement without shutdown.
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Chicago
Uivety E Western 3
William J.chambers
House
Federal Budge Martina Bh
Knapandy 4
WL Hanger
Commission
Érs
A. W. Trenholm
Ue Toads
Prenhdhn
Rilroads
Nediators
Warren S. Stone
Beitherhood of Railroad Engineers
W. S. Carpenter
Brotherhood of Hailway Firemen and Engineers
Anedators
Uyless Semb Sori
Agitoi Tae
Weather outlook midweek with mild temperatures anticipated
The bulletin forecasts generally fair weather across the nation with near or below normal temperatures for the week. A low pressure system over the far west Tuesday may trigger local showers and storms, moving east by week’s end, followed by cooler conditions in the north and central regions. No major western disturbance is expected.
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Porechster
Wrington
Anerhia
Nord Serne
Stiles
West Indies
Services well attended at Air Dome sermon preached
Dr. Powell of the Presbyterian church preached a strong sermon last night at the Air Dome. The services were well attended with only a few unoccupied seats and there was good singing throughout the gathering.
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Powell
Airdome
WA. Powell
Presbyterian Church
Denver Elks Leader L Lescher Stricken in Hospital
L Lescher, prominent member, was stricken with acute appendicitis in Denver after traveling from Lawrence for the Grand Lodge session. He underwent an operation and rallied briefly, but his condition remained serious with slim hope of recovery as Mrs Lescher rushed to Denver. Representatives from Lawrence learned of his illness on return trips from the convention.
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Te Lascler
Lescher & Dower
Heral Dygen
Denver
Grand Lodge
Rlks
Laschier
Lawrence
Leseher
Ile
Thesoseph
Methodist Day Picnic Planned By First Methodist Church
The First Methodist Church schedules its annual picnic for Wednesday. The Sunday school and all church societies are invited to attend with families. Activities include visits and games in the afternoon on the lawn followed by supper. A committee coordinates sports and entertainment for children with help from Y M C A and others. details available from the event chairperson via phone.
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Sounday School
Ieee
Beitis Vance
Ami Entestainment
Y. An CG. A
Ueventi
Pred W Nole Dead A Respected Local Resident
Fred W Noll a long time resident and 82nd degree Mason died this morning at 8 oclock at the lodge in Buntiee Sorthiys He had resided in the city for many years and was in the hardware business with his brother in law Charles Achoing He leaves a wife Edith Kenang a son Pred A Nod and many relatives Funeral arrangements to be announced He was known for making many friends in the city and was in poor health for two years prior to his death
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Fred W. Noth
Edith Kenang
Leax Ife
A. Nod
Noll
Gas Company Service Case in Wyandotte Gas Dispute
In Independence Kansas July 20 District Court Judge Flannelly overruled United Gas Improvement Company motion to quash service. The decision holds that serving officers of Wyandotte Gas Company constitutes valid service on a foreign corporation owning Wyandotte Gas Company.
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Independence
Kan
District Court
Flannelly
United Gas Improvement Company
Kansas
Wrandotte Gas Company
Wyandotte, Gas Company
City struggle over water supply prompts urgent action
Citizens demand a decisive plan as the water crisis worsens. The mayor and council face calls for new wells and stricter conservation to restore safe, usable water amid shortages and alleged mismanagement. Strong from the community, residents press for immediate measures and accountability.
Potter Lake Fund Seeks Open Swim Season Support
Lawrence boys urge public bets and pledges to reopen Potter Lake for summer swimming. Professor Naismith and Dr Stauder push for funds to hire a guard and cover costs to keep the lake open until early September. Abilene plans a public auditorium fund, while Lawrence requires 75 to 100 dollars to sustain a daily swim area.
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Raymond A. Selviegler
the University
Laramie Wyoming
Potter Lake
Naismith
Jas
Naismithy
Soda
Lawrence
Stauder
Dr. Stauffer
Abilene
Journal World
Missouri Pacific and Texas Pacific Seek $7.5 Million Bond Issue
The Tren Mountain Railroad requests the Public Service Commission approve joint issuance with the Texas and Pacific Railroad of 7.5 million dollars in bonds to finance a new terminal line into New Orleans. The commission opened formal proceedings and issued related notices.
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Texas
Pacific
Sdflereen City
The
Tren
Mountain Railroad
Public Service Commission
Texas and ‘Pacific Railroad
New ‘Orleans
Wake Sion
Tha Lear
New. York
Lee Sptan
Lawrence
Bot
Thursdaly
Ete Shu
Nationwide search ends as body exhumed in Urbana field
A disbelieving Dr Winters confirms the exhumation of Katherine Wilters in Potters field Urbana after a yearlong nationwide search. Authorities say the remains match the missing girl’s description, with details about the burial and retrieval traced through witnesses and an undertaker. The father questions the case’s interpretation and hints at possible foul play.
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Katherine Wilters
Daughiter
Ann
Potters’ Field
Urbana
Nicholals Daury
Uwatt
Larry
Shan
Aia Anvys
Jacksonville
Florida
Katherine Wins
Ae Potthys
Nana
Mil
E.W. Davis
Shen
Knnpaien
Rill
Sara
Theodore Brown
Sekton
Ile Bens Etery
Corroner
New Castle
Guy Stewart
Potters Field
Silene
Winters
Urlana
Bolne Marel
Butchers and Grocers Picnic at Woodland Park
The Big Picnic of the Year will be held Thursday at Woodland Park. The Butchers and Grocers join to enjoy the holiday while many stores plan early closures to let clerks share in the event. Some merchants may not grant a half holiday.
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Woodland Park
Planies
Butchers
Grovers
Bitelers
Crocerz
Eth Hr
Seven Low Weight Arrested in Fallout of Attempted Theft
A mangled police report fragment notes seven individuals linked to a failed theft attempt. The text is garbled but references a victim's condition and a suspect named Anderson, with unclear details on location and timing.
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Louig
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Aguhiral’ Dewey
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Stirley
Country Club Talk
Olnh
Bess
Mate City Commission
Utilities ‘ Commission
Universite
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Tau
Cora
O Lewis
Board of Administration
T. J. Stricklar
Topeka
Ayachie
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Board of Health
Water Company
Ts Logy
Pany
Atu
Haskell Institute
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Saner
Tel ‘i
Universit
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Ale City
Wetton
Walter
Lawrhitee
Furis
the Water Company
Douglas County Fair
Farmer's
Federal Board of Mediation
Will
Oh Joy
Col Weer
L. Lescher
Lescher
Stringer
Eddy
W. Nole
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Sity
Pwater Company
Will Ea Potter Lake
Potter Lake Fund
Stauffer
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