Peaceful assurances amid looming Manchurian tension
Conflicting signals from Moscow and Nanking blend calm official statements with troop movements at their shared frontier. Both governments deny war, citing Kellogg pact commitments, while reporting clashes and rising military activity. Arkansas City notes mention ancient finds and weather contrasts, linking local history to broader unsettled times.
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Moscow
Jand Nanking
Manchuria
Russia
Nanking
China
Atchison editorials cue debate on steam waste and debt
The piece notes Atchison residents facing rapid debt payoff while a Berlin generating plant steam turns cucumbers in greenhouses. It mentions Ride Dudley’s return and local affection for him, Angora fire reshaping the Turkish capital, and Russian fleet movements near Manchuria, hinting at broader war news ease.
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Berlin
Kansas
Buffalo Hunt Among Pawnee Indians At Medicine Lodge
Fifty years ago on Medicine Lodge creek the Pawnee Indians, recently settled in Indian Territory, hunted buffalo using bows and arrows. They captured about a hundred fifty buffalos with mostly sane shooting. The Turners of this city plan to Topeka today with a German band to accompany them. Six bands will join the procession, and even non Turners will enjoy the festivities. Mrs. Alex Love, badly struck by lightning, is recovering at home though lame and sore from bruises. Mr. Wm Jones of Wilder & Palm’s takes a country vacation. Dr F Hoadley sold O F Angel’s Conneticut street property to E R Loveland. Mr Loveland buys cheaply and Hoadley has several houses for sale on monthly terms. A painful accident befell Theodore Poehler when a wagon scale lever struck his lip, tearing out teeth and bruising the mouth.
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Indian Territory
Medicine Lodge Creek
Topeka
Alex
Love
Asi
Wm. Jones
Wilder” & Palm’ 'S
F. Hoadley
O.F. Angel
Connecticut
E.R. Loveland
Poehler
Whipple Family Returns From Mountain Vacation
A July 20 note records Mr and Mrs F C Whipple returning home early from a mountain vacation due to altitude discomfort for Mrs Whipple. Also dated July 21 reports President Wilson's return to Washington after a week and his limited schedule, with advisories on his health. The item notes moves related to Prof O B Man and a family relocation to Lawrence for a son’s college entry and property fencing updates.
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F. C. Whipple
Lawrence
K.U
Douglas
Chambe
25 Years Ago Weekend Notices and Local Movements
25 YEARS AGO July 20th reports shops cash and checks totaling over $200 and $300 in store records, with the Chancellor Estes Park trip for summer, returning by early September. Prof Es Bartow leaves for Boston while Gen Metcalf heads to Colorado and Prof Kellogg sails to Europe. Mr and Mrs Jim Alder host friends for son Eugene’s homecoming and teaching future at Exeter Academy. Lawrence expands as a clothing market, adding a new store in the former Spalding space, Clark Boldin connected with Cudahy. Jessie Ewing hosts birthday party for 30 children with games and lunch. Mrs A B Sayles hosts a birthday gathering for her son Eugene. Sadie Dorsey substitutes at the stamp window while Miss Morse is in St. Louis.
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Estes Park
Frank Strong
Frank
Lawrence
Coro
Es Bartow
Boston
Mass
W.S
Metcal
Colorado
Vi le Kellogg
East
Europe
Ji -m
Alder
Eugene
Exeter’ Academy
New
Haven
Si Lawrence
Spalding
Merchant National, Bank
Larence
Clark Boldin
Cudahy
Jessie. Ewing
A. B
Sayles
Sadie
Dorsey
Mary
Morse
St. Louis
Ogden Monument at Fort Riley Center of Continent
In Topeka Kansas a note on the Ogden Monument at Fort Riley speaks of its historical role as near the geographical center of the United States. The original monument was erected by friends of Major A F Ogden, who built Fort Riley in 1854 55 and died there in 1855 during a cholera epidemic. The first monument was destroyed and a new one later rose in town at Basin Street.
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Ogden Monument
Fort Riley
United States
A. FE. Ogden
Ogden
New York
Carmen
Brunhilde
Prague
Garden Club plans Flower Show at church
Baldwin notes recount a Tuesday Garden Club meeting at the church to discuss Flower Show plans. Several residents plan travels and visits, including Mrs Baker in August, and local families report health updates as children recover from whooping cough.
Books and Readers Wild Goose Chase by Lea
A lively collection review by Fanny Heaslip Lea from Dodd Mead highlights nine varied tales with urban and country settings. It contrasts the earlier Galahad Himself with new portraits of artists, actresses, stowaways, and missionaries sons across locales like Paris and Hawaii, praising humane humor and vivid character drawing.
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Fanny ‘Heaslip Lea
Dodd Mead, & Co
Fanny “Heaslip
Lea
Galahad
Lass
Lindbergh
Paris
Hawaii
Title fragment not provided in readable form
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a person and a book but contains no clear event, date, place, or involved organizations to describe a coherent news item.
Views of New York Sights and Niagara Falls at Night
The writer describes landmarks along the Hudson including the Aquarium Metropolit an and Statue of Liberty plus Columbia University and Yankee Stadium. Niagara Falls dazzles at night with 1 350 000 000 candlepower lighting and rainbow colors. Miss Stephens plans to return to Keene in mid August after visits in Washington and Richmond.
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Ne .S
Niagara
Horse Falls
Canada
Bombers to Make Flight from Langley to San Diego
Langley Field Va July 20 A P Under Major Hugh J Knerr a squadron of nine Keystone pirate bombers of the second bombardment group from Langley field will fly to San Diego Calif during the second week in August The flight aims to show the feasibility of moving the group coast to coast in 36 to 48 hours The route includes stops at Scott Field Illinois and Albuquerque New Mexico Three days will be spent in San Diego before returning with planned stops at Oakland Salt Lake City Cheyenne Denver Kansas City Dayton and Cleveland.
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Langley Field
Hugh J. Knerr
San Diego
Calif
Army
Costin
Scott Field
Albégzergu
N. M
Oakland
Cal
Salt Lake City
Cheyenne
Denver
Kansas
City
Dayton
Ohio
Cleveland
Indian founder Alfred Mudeater dead in Wyandotte
Alfred Mudeater an 80 year old Wyandotte Indian founder of the town named for his tribe was found dead in his Wyandotte home. He had lived in Ottawa County since the Wyandottes moved from Wyandotte Kan in 1850. He helped settle the Oklahoma town, later served as postmaster and owned extensive real estate. He left a widow and a brother.
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Miami
Okla
Alfred Mudeater
Oklahoma
Wyandotte
Here
Ottawa County
Kan
Higgie
Girard
Library Registration Opens for New Cards Across City
The Camel Register The City library announces registration is open every two years. This month patrons should come in soon to obtain a new library card and number as part of the updated system.
Librarians on Vacation Leave Gaps in Service
Miss Margaret Perkins and Miss Frances Carter have been away for two weeks from the library leaving Miss Daum and Miss Constant to handle all duties. The notice outlines staffing gaps and matutinal work coverage during the absence.
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Margaret
Perkins
Frances Carter
Miss Daum
Miss Constant
Under the Love of a Lady A Farnel Chapter Two
In a moonlit garden a tangle of love and intrigue unfolds as Helen and Richard shed a cruel past for tender devotion. Sir Richard faces a puzzle of a cat's eye ring and a bloodstained cloak amid threats from Viscount Brocklehurst and Titus Oldcraft. Angela longs for marriage while a hidden threat looms, and a country squire's note hints at deeper schemes.
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Helen
Richard
Recard
Julian
Idas
Dick Fullalovel
Viscount. Brockle
Tom Pitt
John Bly
John
Guyfford
Defery Farnet
Weather forecast and temperatures in Kansas for weekend
Topeka July 20 AP report indicates fair and warmer weather expected across Kansas. Flora, meteorologist, projected 90s this afternoon, near 95 tomorrow, with upper 60s tonight. statewide highs and lows ranged from 90 at Phillipsburg to 56 at Horton. Rain was reported across the state in the past 24 hours.
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Topeka
Kansas
Feral Weather Bureau
D- Flora
Mercury
Philmnshure
Horton
EAS
William W Conevis Historical Sketch Mentioned in Kansas City morning
A fragment notes William W Conevis author of a valuable historical Sketch of Shawn County and mentions Ms F By Dodds visiting Kansas City this morning with unclear context and missing details.
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William W. Conevis
Shawn County
Dodds
Kansas ‘City
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