Prominent churchmen address conference continued
A Lawrence church gathering features Bishop W eekley and Bishop Toward among speakers with sessions on Blessed Life and foreign missions. The program lists corner-stone laying for a new church, department hours, and multiple directors and speakers from Waller to Courtner, with emphasis on missions and Sunday School leadership.
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New Church
Charussk
Petr
W. Los Angeles
Teward
Tay PL Landis
Foreign Mission
Bell
Courtner
Presid
Huffman
Portorin
Wimmer
Africa
Bishop Howard
Japan
Vieigo State University
Chorns
ELC
Petry
Leceure
French Oliver
Department
C. W. Fisher
Weister
Foreign Missions
A. W. Courtner
Sirector
W. Hiffman
WL ON
W. M.A
Hattie Fees
Berthe
Fuglebore
Vera Blinn
TH. M. Ambrose
Bishop Kephart
Kyle Murray
7. S. Kendall
Brotherhands
EL Ashcratt
Christian Endeavor
Kev
OL T. Peover
M Li Robey
Topeka
CLOW
Shhina
Peace Talks Near End of War in Balkans
Allied negotiators expected to seal a peace treaty between Serbia and Greece with Bulgaria, to be signed in Nish within days. Romania refused Turkey’s demand to join the conference, complicating the talks.
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Aly
Servia
Cireece
Bulr
Bast
Nish
Romania
Turkey
Atchison City Ordered to Pay Bonds or Refund
A court ruling compels Atchison to satisfy $7,040 in bonds held by New York Trust Companies. The city must pay at a set time or refund at current rates rather than a general rate, per the appeal outcome.
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Kan
Supreme Coor
Atchison
New York Trust Companies
Public Service Commission Curb Free Transport by Railroads
The Public Service Commission ruled railroads may grant free transport only to attorneys employed by the companies and devoting all time to the roads. They cannot continue free travel for families of deceased employees, even when transport was a settlement condition in claims for deaths.
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Oftersan City
Daly
Public Service Commission
Capture Torreon Be Lesny Unconfirmed Report
An unconfirmed report states Torreon has been captured by Constitutional forces, with officials refusing to confirm. The obituary notes Old Soldier Thos BR Miller died at the Soldiers Home and was buried in Hall Cemetery after a funeral at Power undertaking. Surviving sons live around Lawrence. Lucy Gray Rogers dies at her son's home near Lecompton. funeral planned at the Rogers home.
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Lesny
Torreon
Thos
BR. Miller
Huriah
Hall Cemetery
Lawrence
Lucy Rogers
Lucy Gray Rogers
Lecompton
Stern O
AL TL Rogers
Sung
W. E
TL. A. Rogers
Livinas
Moni
Llamer
Alvashihi
Dardon
Fox
Illiams
Byron Holmes
Fred Withers
S. Black
Jimne Sutton
Dockid Sutton Ia
Clydegleer
John Rockhold
Sutton
Sanda
Junior Tallipan
Lancaster
Noy Clare and
Mes
Mary Griff
Zola Lederer
Nellie Newland
Ted
George Pitts
Uncle Walt the Poet Philosopher Hot Enough for You
A poem excerpt featuring Uncle Walt and a speaker named Pam debating heat and endurance with sardonic wit. The piece explores bravado and resilience under a blistering sun, ending with Watt Mason’s note and ©1914 George Matthew Adams.
The Road to Success and Quick Laugh Lines
A collage of aphorisms and quips on success and wit from old papers. It blends reflections on diligence with jokes about conversation, celebrities, and daily life, mentioning figures and places in a light, period-voice tone.
Standings and Scores From Yesterday and Many Local Notices
American League results show Cleveland defeating Washington and Philadelphia besting St. Louis while Detroit and New York were shut out. National League and other leagues list New York and Cincinnati with several wins. numerous local names and social visits populate pages alongside scores. The notes include community updates from Independence with many visits, gatherings, and road trips, plus a bridge election mention and a humor quip about a daughter's marriage.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Boston
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Detroit
New York
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Kansas_City_é
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Toledo
St. Paul
Columbus
Clibs
St. Pet
Bassee
St Louis
Washington
American Association
Pet
Louisville
Wv i
Columbus A
Minneapolis
Kangas City
St Pauli
Wee
Indianapp
Death of Infant Shertha Pearl Hines
Infant Shertha Pearl Hines died at her parents home on Delaware Street after an illness. The body will be shipped to Independence Missouri tomorrow for burial after several days. Published in The Lawrence Daily Journal World June Tas NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT IN THE PROBATE COURT OF Kansas.
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Shertha Pearl
Hines
Active
Mohiths
W. A
Delaware St
Independence
Tomerrouw
Lawrence Daily Journal-Workd
The
Kansas
Ilia Dotbee
Douglas County
Adamiin
Nadian
Oak Lilleanetery
First Be Sure You Are Right Motto
A quotation from A C Bartlett cautions against changing jobs or businesses for a risky benefit. He warns to avoid swapping a secure position for a gamble unless the current choice is clearly mistaken, emphasizing careful judgment before career moves.
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A. C. Bartlett
Bargain Counter Quip Reveals Waiting Husband
A cynical bachelor calls a bargain counter find the cheapest looking item he has seen and quips that he is waiting for his wife. The remark captures a moment of wry humor about marriage and shopping from a bygone era.
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J. P. Landis
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Sac 'M. Ambrose
Keister
Frenchy E. Oliver
Model Endeavor Mertine
Margaret Young
C. E. C. Petry
Bishop Keckley
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Greece
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Missouri Commission
Simomer
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Walt
Watt Mason
George Matthew Adams
Misa Perker
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Washington Herald
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Btar
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Milly
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Duke of
Vite
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Eart
Fife
Victorian
Boston Transcript
Viola Haas
Janes Gale
Ertrude Black
Ezra
MaeSwimley
Wallace Jackson
Earl Black
John Miller
Alberta of
MacSwinley
Jol Hyland Jr
Talsik
A. M. .Fardon
Stan Alvar Ruckhold
J. Trotter
Louise
Spates
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Baker Home
Thoward Hardtaker
Newland and
Sanity
Hom
Francis Griffith
Simpson Taylor
Prairie Ladies
Martha Price
A. M. Jardon
John Ryland, Jr
M. J. Jardin
Frank Lobingier
Mary Griffith
J. N. Gale
Charlie
Hiss Muse
Wilber Black
Mrs. Simpson Taylor
Taylor
Mary Griffiths
Duckie Sutton
Joh Rack Ield
Clyde Lederer
Farm Union
Hinnef
Oklahoma
M. J. Dardie
Clare
Ottawa
Nellie Baker
Pia Campines
Woodleat
J. Hy
Gale
Hull
Leonard Newland
Sanday
Magar Harris
Denver
Colo
Smitten 'S
Tames Wale
Charlie Tolmsen
George
Pitts
Vitte
Tar
Wit
Salidwin
Leonard New
Dockie Sutton
Sunda
Lippincaft's Magazine
Starkweather
Panama
Oliver
Mersi Katherine Oliver
Danzhivr
Mes. Eliz
Lawrence National Bank
J.D. Bowerlock
H.L. Moore
I. J. Meade
Irving. Hill
A. Henley
W S. Metcalf
F. W. Barteldes
G-Clevenger Henry Knabe
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