Mexico Must Define Its Position on Depredations
Three American sailors were attacked by a band of Mexican gunmen near Tampico on July 6. Commander Finney of the Topeka reported urges for prompt Mexican action and noted authorities expressed regret. The Senate foreign relations panel sent a resolution asking for full information on Mexican depredations against Americans.
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Washington
Tampico
Finney
Topeka
Vob
Mexico City
State Department
Cheyenne
Daniels
Carranza
Atlantic Fleet
West
Atlantic Refining Company
Tuerto Lobos
Henry P. Fletcher
Mexico
Senate
State Foreign Relations Committee
King
Utah
Austin
Texas
Congress
Republic of Texas
State of the Union
Striking Packers Return Ten Thousand Back to Work
Chicago July 21 ten thousand employees from the five large packers returned to work after managers agreed to withdraw police and guards from plants. Workers will pursue a thirty percent wage increase as arbitration by Judge Samuel Alsheuler continues. About $9,900 stockyard employees across Kansas City St Joseph St Louis Omaha Milwaukee Denver and other cities are affected.
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Chicago
Jon
Predera Dudge § Stnuel
Alsehuler
Packers
Gyeir
President Wilson Illbed. Calls Off Senate Peace Talks
President Wilson, returning to Washington from Hampton Roads, is confined to bed with dysentery per his physician. Admiral Grayson says the condition is not serious, but he may not receive callers this week. Several Republican senators scheduled to visit the White House to discuss the peace treaty and the league of nations had engagements canceled. Senators Edge New Jersey Norris Nebraska Cummins Town Calder New York were to call.
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Washington
Wilson
Hampton Roads
Admiral Grayson
League of Nations
Potomac
White House
Edge
New Jersey
Norris
Nebraska
Cummins
Town
Calder
New York
Rural community work funding pledge reported in Douglas County
Dr. Charles E. Henry announced funding for rural community work and council operations through winter after a county meeting. Five districts pledged 1200 dollars toward a 1500 dollar quota as canvassing continues, with a September 16 campaign start and a county goal of 1000 dollars for maintenance. Mr and Mrs R S Davidson attend a Minden Nebraska reunion with Davidson relatives from Pennsylvania to Pasadena.
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Charles E. Henry
Henry
Estes Park
Douglas County
R. S. Davidson
Minden
Neb
Mr. Davidson
Pennsylvania
Pasadena
Ind
Race for Life as Farmer Delivers Patient to Lawrence Hospital
Dr Coc of Tonganoxie rushed Roy Anderson a farmer from between Tonganoxie and Linwood to Lawrence hospital early Sunday morning for appendicitis. At 3 A M Dr G W Jones operated successfully and Anderson is now recovering well.
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Leavenworth County
Jones’ Hospital
Coc
Tonganoxie
Roy Anderson
Linwood
Lawrence
G. W. Jones
Lawrence Hospital
Wilson asks Senate approval for American on reparations commission
President Wilson asked the Foreign Relations Committee to approve appointing an American member to the reparations commission provisionally pending state action on the Versailles treaty. Debate followed with Knox and others proposing limits, while Lodge and Republicans resisted authority.
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Washington
Wilson
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
United States
Williams
Mississippi
Lodge
Siater Knox
Pennsylvania
Harding
Renovations Commission
Fall
Lee
Knox
Tly Committee
Congress
Senate
Missssippi
Massachusetts
Borah
Ilseho
Shantung
Japan
Shantune
Perils From Deep Dust Halting Cross Country Travel
A damaged cross country note warns that deep dust along the Lawrence to Kansas City route creates peril for motorists. Vehicles slip toward edges, with at least one car rolling and overturning after leaving the road. the danger is linked to boulders and trees near rails.
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Lawrence
Kansas City
Boulder
Cary
Sunday Closing Law Sparks City and State Debate
The report discusses a contested interpretation of Sunday closing laws in Lawrence with Mayor Krevek voicing concern over repealing the ordinance. Officials warn of enforcement risks and possible legal appeals to a higher court as bar owners and bankers monitor developments.
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Fader
Menyre
Elient
Etnen
Doug County
Eigurs
Krevek
Lawrence
Market Assured to Local Dairy Men Campaign Launch
Douglas county dairy men gather in the Chamber of Commerce to launch a campaign promoting industry growth. Sixteen members signed up. leaders pledge support, anticipate higher prices and improved production as the dairy sector strengthens locally.
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Leavis
Jesaovtalpr
Chamber of Commerce
Sumentiarad
Lee County
Gusti
Tony
Pga
Fitch
Beead
Diaessien
Kansas
T. Corsea Thet Milk Company
Good Tire
Hi Sail
Lawrence official to return to duties after five years
An assistant superintendent in Dex County shifts back to Linwood overseeing the Lin selects and electoral matters. The statement notes the move after a five year tenure and outlines changes in his roles with the Chamber of Commerce and local government.
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Tin Ginauthet
Tawra
Forrest
Dex County
Amd
Chamber of
Comacree
Lin Selects
Watsia Osrar Ee
Linwood
May Tarr Exam For Credits At County Teachers’ Institute
In county education news an exam for school credits will be offered at the court house. Applicants must meet the Bays borough requirements and pay any necessary fees to take the tests. The program aims to certify if local students have earned credits through normal high school work.
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Apple En County
Hadse Auwenst
Neary
Teseburs
Kansans Decorated With Meritorious Service Cross
The War Department announced two Kansans received the Meritorious Service Cross for exemplary conduct while attached to the Marines in France. Corporal Pee Ward AT and Nestler received commendations, with details about their units and actions short in the dispatch.
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Washington
Dtvy Wb. Witla
Mera YL. C
AL Seerftans
Mithchove
War Department
France
Corp
Pee Yward
Nestler Tiveon
Ney
Rana
Thieves Hit Busy Town Store in West End
A store in West End suffered a break in last night. Thieves pried an unlocked screen door and entered the shop, taking cash and checks valued at over two hundred dollars. Police suspect the thief removed the cash and discarded the case nearby while attempting a quick getaway. A liberal reward is offered for return of the stolen bag.
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Heal Brothers
Miele
Todas
Gas leakage meeting to discuss city rate protests
Cities in Kansas plan a meeting to contest gas rate changes imposed by the receiver of Kansas Natural Gas Co. The program will feature a protest against a proposed 1 000 cubic feet price and a review of city versus producer charges amid ongoing regulatory actions.
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Judge Renth
Nance
Kansas Natural Gas Company
Te Gras
S2 Conte
Salls
May Go To Courts Old Officers Face Bond Action
Kansas veterans department showdown centers on bond approval by the Executive Council and the handover of funds and records from former officers W W Smith and D L Sweeney to new commander Theodore Gardner. Gardner says the Dodge City Our Sollers Home investigation funded by Smith will be unresolved until council action and proper signatories are in place. The money remains secure in a bank as the dispute stalls accounts and records transfer.
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W. W. Smith
Kansas Grand Army
D. L. Sweeney
Theodore Gardner
Gardner
Topeka
Department
Wonoka
Jivge Moore
Our Sollers
Dodge City
Aml
Lg Yi
Fearn Coney
Gardner Faclares
Norul
Executive Council
Coney Farm
Dozens of Negroes Injured in Washington Hospital Clashes
Police and hospital records show scores of Black residents injured in white Black clashes after 10 PM. Several were treated at hospitals while many more cared for at home. Rioting spread across districts with mobs using clubs and stones. soldiers sailors and marines were said to have led the disorders.
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Washington
Venga
Ansell Resignation Confirmed by Secretary Baker
July 2 report states the resignation of Albert Sanel T. Ansell former acting judge advocate general of the army was completed by Secretary Baker. The notice notes Col. Sue des references as part of the official record.
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Ansell
Washington
al Sanel T. Ansell
Alvocate
Gei
Army
Baker
Sue Des
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