Final U S note awaited as Germany reply looms
Washington weighs a German reply to the American note amid fears of renewed submarine attacks. Officials expect President Wilson to call Congress if Germany repeats violations of neutral rights, with actions to be considered in concert with Britain and the Allies.
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Washington
Amber Clore
Simnoffice
Berlin
Rainee
United States
Ford
Wilson
Congress
Congress Towed Tier To Cdnsiiler
Britain
Great Pitain
Ultimatum to Serbia sparked the Great War anniversary
A year has passed since Austria delivered the ultimatum to Serbia that set off the war. The French press notes celebrations of the alliance and the resolve to pursue the war unyieldingly. Germany is blamed for diplomacy’s collapse and domination aims, with nations ready to bow to force if needed.
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Austria
Serbia
Paris
wlGmatum
Carbunen Qmiios
Radce
Ty Ravel
Denmany
Europe
Lawyer Campbell Comments On Nowata Outlook For Oklahoma Farm
Law graduate visits Nowata Oklahoma and Lawrence, discussing local business strength and wheat yields tied to recent harvests. Campbell notes favorable prices, compares conditions with Codox Ville Kansas, and mentions county officials including U C Ste 2 and the busy county attorney amid talks of local governance.
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Campbell
Nowata
Oklahoma
Okla Homa
Lawrence
meNowila
Codox Ville
Kansas
Campbell Vetera
U. CL
Amick
Anand
Paleontologist Matthew to Inspect Colorado Fossil Collection
Dr AW D Matthew curator of the American Museum of Natural History will visit Lawrence University to study fossils collected two years ago in northeastern Colorado by a party led by Lt. U.T. Martin. The重点 specimens include a three-toed horse skeleton and a Patagonia Salstate ambrica collection, one of only three in the Americas.
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American Museum
AW. D. Matthew
New York
Lawrence
Twoiake
Colorado
UT. Martin
Patagonian
Cave-in injures laborer at university sewer project
A laborer named Mulley was buried seven feet in rain soaked clay while digging a sewer trench at Fraser Hall grounds. Pulley wrenching limbs, he was rescued after workers freed him, then returned to duty shortly after. one injured employee, Joe Tie, remained sidelined.
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University
Mulley
Department of Buildings
Ann Sawdloek
Fraser Ball
Alma
David Hal
Polley
Delegates Visit as Lawrence Prepares for Convention
Merchants urged to decorate fronts in purple and white as a special train carries 10 F.A.U. convention delegates from this district to Pasadena for the fraternal gathering. Lawrence hosts prepare welcome activities with autos and tours planned for visiting delegates, including University and Institute stops.
Panama Militia Guards Report Tamper Suspected Amid Inspection
Local militia in Panama shows strong maintenance of defenses after an inspection report by Captain Clark. General Edwards denies knowledge of tampering while observers note heightened guard presence and praise the Metcalf inspection as the best seen. Company S examination praises armory, discipline, and strong attendance with 100 percent muster.
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Metcalf
Panama
Andyins
Ashville
Artillery
Edwards
Warks
Tate
Kansas Weather Update Mention Intrigue and Change
Fragmentary report notes slight shifts in conditions across regions with vague references to Lois and a plane incident. Mentions Lamight site day and Mart Tyeloudy with no clear details or outcomes.
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Lois
Aled Vatit
Lemporns
Interpreter Wanted As Arrestee Awaits Explanation
In a jumbled account a man named Samvex is in custody and cannot be understood. Officers request an interpreter to convey the reason for the arrest and the case details. Jose waits in the court area when the interpreter arrives.
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Ose
Silarez
Jose Soares
Nyerelye
Stures
Samvex
Jose
Delivery Car Described Amid Local Census Shifts
A garbled report notes slight drops in Lawrence school enrollment and taxable property. It mentions Professor Goss Home and other university figures traveling to Kansas City, along with references to local religious leaders, a fire incident near Eydora, and Shriners arriving for a San Diego exposition event.
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Drayeon and
Keimiseli
Eydora
Ytinteca
Paioan
Bdallal
Tsi
Shriners of
Topeka
Leavenworth Anc Eee
Salina
San Dicea
Exposition Grounds
San
Rifle Barrels Contract to Boost Allied Production
Cleveland July 28 An order for rifle barrels worth between dirt and ten million dollars was received by the Peerless Motor Company. The work will be completed within forty days and comes from the General Electric company as part of a broader Allied war effort.
Seized American Bark Dungyre Traced to Victoria Venture
A portion of a damaged shipping item reports the American bark Dungyre, formerly sailing from Saint Francisca on April 17 to Huidea, heading to Helsingborg, Sweden, seized by German forces and taken to Swinemunde. The vessel was associated with the Victoria Shipping company of Victoria, British Columbia.
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Herlin
Jalys
Dungyre
New York
Starkholm
Swinemurde
Kasyre
Ares
Vigetoria Shipping Company of Victoria
BS A
Sat Francisca
Huidea
Helsingbore
Sweden
Not Againet Canada English Say They Are Throwing all Munitions Orders
London reports that imperial authorities in planning munitions orders are confident. Davide Vlovid Kenroe, the munitions minister, will discuss the issue with Sir Robert Le Norden, the Canadian premier, and there is every reason to suppose Canada will receive all orders possible.
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Hart Canada Oil
Death of W. D. Hoyt in California noted
Word has been received of the death of W. D. Woxt attendale in California. Mr. Hoyt has often visited here and his many friends in this city feel deep regret. T. Z. Sweeney, a visitor in Kansas City this spring.
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W. D. Hoyt
W. T
Attendale
Calif
Mr. Hoyt
Russian Stand Ends I German Victory In Poland
Report from wartime dispatches notes Russian defenses near Lublin and Chelm holdings crumbling as German forces advance from the south. Correspondent Hevlin cites stiff Russian bravery under dire conditions and suggests Lublin fall is imminent. Austrian and German troops sustain heavy exertions to push through Polish roads toward Lubin and Chełm, while Russian reserves are strained and rear-guard actions persist.
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Hevlin
Ivan Sora Lubin
Chelu
Lublin
National Zeit
Varnew
Galicia
Krasnostay
Amd
Ted Strome
Poland
Clowpe
Hh Dent
Registration Delays Hit Summer Session Enrollments
Registration for the summer session at the 220 Tew Street area faces delays. Officials note reduced enrollment prospects as weather and updated eligibility requirements influence student decisions to stay in school rather than take on threshing or similar work.
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Htois
Euandil
AEG
Automobiles Wanted for City Tour by Delegates
Automobiles are needed to shuttle arriving delegates touring the city tomorrow morning at 1 o'clock. Perkins, president, urges every available car to participate. Report to Perkins or at the depot to join the motor cavalcade. Delegates from New Haven and other cities arrive today for the national conference.
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Perkins
Larsrenge Jamoni Bile
Lnh
Avaiingie
Dinmorrow
Visting Peaternat Aitunion
Gite Perkins
rSausa Fe
George”elbering
Newinn
Ichnels
Ant Denny Salliv
Mailis
Farnsul
Thien
Pasadent
Quiet WH strike districts flare as plants erase shift woes
Chaos spread across Bayer New Jersey as strikes hit Standard Oat Company and Pilewater, triggering fatalities and multiple injuries. Police estimated limited district shelter and reported pay-day violence aimed at preventing wage protests. Funeral arrangements for a victim were postponed while authorities tightened security and prepared for further action.
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Bayer
New Jersey
Napa
Standard Oat Company
Rianne
Athervel
Kinhead
Wilson
Howes
Kinkend
Winkewdl
TV Patie
Wiedsen
The
Poliscinent
Pete Revalle
Reg Vielin Ati Stramelik
Agmeine
Givens Trial Postponed In County Jail Hearing
The preliminary bearing of Treine Givens, a colored man, charged with assault and battery on another person, was reported postponed until the next day. Givens returned to the county jail awaiting holding.
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Givens
Jase
Comity
Repairing the Country Club Road Edges Erosion Plan
A private road to Ceantex chith from public access is eroding. Officials promise the stretch will be repaired and kept in its current route over the entire mile long segment. Local stakeholders in Katina and See Orleang coordinate with Mad Mrs. T.H. Katwa as preparations for California fairs proceed.
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California
Jean Deat
Grant Township
Arenue
iShleh
Mad Creek
Ponaungsie
North
Anml
Lata
Fue
Cleland
Huikling
Whitively
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Fooh. Smithmeyer
Harriet ‘Tanner
Tah
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McNown
Ralph Sp
Country Club
Vuward
Katina
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T.H. Katwadén
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