Stubbs Across the Line At Portamoutt Auditorium
Kansas City July 23 Theodore Roosevelt? no Theodore Hoover? Stubbs, candidate for Kansas governor nomination, spoke at Portamoutt Auditorium Kansas City. Demonstration lasted five minutes as he praised Roosevelt policies and attacked machine politics. He described reform efforts, recalled early legislature days, and claimed many payrolls were inflated amid patronage.
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Two Speakers at Chautauqua Offer Finest City Program
Yesterday's Chautauqua featured Estelle and Henry George in Lawrence with varied talks and dramatic readings. Judge Estelle shared experiences from Omaha and stressed saving children first, urging patient guidance and humane juvenile justice in a heartfelt, era style performance.
Judge Estelle Delivers Keynotes at Lawrence Chautauqua
The Lawrence chautauqua featured Judge Lee Estelle of Omaha speaking on juvenile court work, stressing saving children and mothers guiding daughters. Attendees, though few, witnessed Estelle’s warm presence, his Kansas University joke, and praise for his devotion to reform and conviction.
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Van Rensselaer Scandal Ends in Arrest of Son
New York July 2 4 The son of Mrs John Kuan Van Rensselaer was arrested after threatening to kill his mother alleging forgone thefts and providing funds. He admitted writing the threatening letter but claimed no intent to act. The case involved a bail question and ward admission at a hospital following the hearing.
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Wreck on Electric Road Near Chicago Injures Fort y
Forty people are reported injured in a high speed collision on Electric Road near Chicago. Two vehicles telescoped and scattered passengers, with agencies such as Elgin and Aurora involved in response. Details remain unclear as investigators assess the wreckage and casualty tally.
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After the South Cinema Speech and Freeze at Sewants
The fragment notes a figure named Tani Tart and Captain Neatham Macutins with a Cinemad speech. It mentions a leg injury, a person named Virginia, and a public orate event followed by a freeze in parts of a town.
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Taft Heads to Oyster Bay to Confer With Roosevelt
Taft travels to Oyster Bay to meet President Roosevelt. He plans to discuss plans, with a likely stop in New York before returning to Cincinnati. In sports, Harry Porter of the Irish American Athletic Club wins the running high jump final at six feet three inches, while Porter clears six feet three inches in the third section and Melvin Rheppard wins the 50 meter flat race for the Irv American Athletic Club.
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Rally for Stubbs Public Meeting in Lawrence
The Journal endorses a large Lawrence and Douglas county gathering next Monday to boost gubernatorial candidate Mr. Stubbs. Citizens urge organized support, noting prior inaction and near unanimous local backing for Stubbs and his principles, predicting a successful campaign event.
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Ottawa Man Reveals Airship Demo Plans
Henry Laners Call, a former Popeku resident, announces serious airship plans. Gar, the first of its kind, weighs about twelve thousand pounds with two gasoline engines and four large propellers. The craft, about thirty feet long and thirty five wide, uses a 2000 square foot canvas surface and aims for early demonstrations to prove commerce viability. Call, a Kansas graduate, believes the project will attract investors despite early skepticism.
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Solomon Has New Blue Laws in Soulomen
July 21 reports from Soulomen Kai on a revival leading to strict Sunday rules. Prohibitions include after 9:30 p m meat or bread sales, newspaper sales, shaving, chewing gum and cigars, with Sunday baseball banned. Town noted as one of the quietest on Sundays.
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Attempted Bank Robbery and Exploding Soda Fountain
A chaotic report from Kansas and nearby areas details an attempted bank robbery in Ada Ohio with six masked men, a soda fountain explosion injuring several, and a chase ending with the robbers escaping. Other items note the death of Mrs Dennison in Whitewater Kansas and musician Billie Williams' troubles in Des Moines.
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Greatest Show on Earth visits Lawrence with big crowds
The circus arrived by train at dawn and drew crowds from near and far to a bustling Lawrence parade and showgrounds. Vendors sold snacks as families picnicked and children watched, while locals praised Barnum & Bailey as the "greatest show on earth" despite some chaos and dust.
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Bristow and Lang to Debate in Topeka on Aug 1
Campaign rivals Bristow and Lang plan a joint debate in Topeka around August 1 to energize supporters before the August 4 primary. Secy Wes Monfure Linke and Robert Stone back Bristow while the format and location are to be finalized.
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Railroads Rehire Men and Banks Organize in Kansas
Topeka reports Kansas conditions normal as railroads reemploy men and shops operate near full capacity. Mechanics and trainmen back at work with good wages though some idle. New banks form nationwide, panic fading, applications rising, especially from rural crossroads towns, signaling a rebound in business and lending.
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Clash Between Deputies and Miners Kills One in Alabama
In Bite Creek region twenty miles south of Birmingham, deputies and new ice miners clashed on the Birmingham Mineral division of the L and N Railroad. One Black man was killed and two deputies Newsome and Whatley were seriously wounded. A second item from New York reports arrests in a plot against Frank Jay Gould involving Mrs Teal and Mrs Fleming based on information from a volunteer informant.
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Messengers Reach Chicago With City Hall Message
Chicago July 21 Yohe C A Messengers delivered a message from Mayor McClernland of New York to Mayor Busse of Chicago. The 3000 mile journey took 119 hours 22 minutes and the message was received by Vernon L Bean in Mayor Busses absence. Elsewhere Kansas officials announce August Topeka meeting of county superintendents with plans for a strong educational conference.
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Republicans Hold Conference Up in the Air at Pike's Peak
In Colorado Springs on July 21, the western Republicans conference led by national Chairman Hitchcock moved from the Anilers hotel to Pike's Peak summit. The group aimed to continue the meeting during the ascent then returned to the hotel to resume discussions. Hitchcock plans to depart Denver tomorrow after expected completion tonight.
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Taft Revises Acceptance Speech For Cincinnati Address
Taft plans three more days of revision in Hot Springs Virginia to craft his Cincinnati acceptance speech for the presidential nomination. He will deliver a longer version, risking a more deliberate, less concise delivery than initially planned.
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