Gernandt praised by school officials for building plan approval
A Kansas board meeting reviewed letters of recommendation about W J Gernandt from Kansas and Nebraska officials praising his architectural plan and business methods. They defended his work, said his letters constituted high endorsements, and discussed showing drawings if requested. No decisions were made at the session.
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Board of Education
Ikhnsas
Oklahoma
W.J. Gernandt
Pairbury
Nebraska
Prettone
Gertjandt
Chaandt
Anya
Jem
MiGoustait
Randy
Kansas
Mr. Gernandt
Ma Gernandt
Jon
Lawrence
Geérnandt
Contstall
Gerypandt
Merchants Association Withdraws Support for Public Rest Room
The Merchants Association has pulled its backing for a public rest room project, saying it must rely on private resources. Members express concern over planning and funding, noting the rest room remains a private responsibility until new fundraising succeeds. Mrs Chalkley defends keeping the room, while the association faces scrutiny from supporters and critics alike.
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Anil
Merelunis
Ronne
Chalkley
Leraisiiky
Reon
Mos
Chiikley
Rednik
Hp J
Ve Toon
Amagyst
Althouh
Sbebu
Merehants Association
Byrdet
Lake opening at Pattur Lake tomorrow event
Pattur Lake will reopen tomorrow with a fully prepared apparatus and competent supervision. Boys from Baw De aap are expected to use the site in the afternoon as unsettled weather has delayed recent work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pattur
Jupparatus
Imi He University
Hoys
Poifer Lake
Water dispute stalls city plan to buy treatment plant
Journal World reports a heated water question as the town balks at paying 4,971,500 to acquire the plant while still favoring a purchase. The paper urges the city to settle the issue, noting public pressure and a potential court challenge and criticizing delays in delivering reliable water service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal- World
Francisco
Tleke
Eoud
Sedevel Court
Na Suders
Elise
Wexigan Chiefs Seek Peace Amid Mexican Crisis
Report from Mexico City describes officials pressing for amnesty and safe property transfer as holiday and political tensions continue. Carranza and Villa discuss terms. Zapata and Huerta seek a path to stabilize the region while pursuing reconciliation and peace.
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Carbaju
Washington
Daly Vicous
Iphe Wratel
Gertiiza
Villa Ded Zapata
Van
Cashajal
Ahroweh
Mexico City
Willie Oo Rej
Hxcomite
Spuwer
Aif
Lelownte
Reginalde
Apa
Carranza
Ajal
Kalu Huerting
Carranan
Willeanus Zapnaf
Peacein
Desis
Jystigg
River Water In Mains Causes City Supply Concerns
River water in the city mains prompted boil order warnings as supply jumps and river-level issues affected household use. Officials urged boiling for drinking while maintaining caution for cooking and sanitary needs.
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Pas
Solomon
Philo
Hull
City Water
Uullf
Abygirton
Beloit
Housewivep
Argue Gailla ux Trial Echoes Political Tension in Paris
In Paris on July 24 the Caillaux trial resumes with M Ceccaldi defending Caillaux’s political wife Mme Caillaux while the jury weighs the defense. The courtroom reaction shows jeers from the crowd as witnesses testify and judges decide how to handle letters produced in court for provisional conferral to the defense team.
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Paris
France
Shu
M. Cailly
Johvon
Phon
Thoryzh
Gestadt
Drday
Malire Chena
Mineydin
Mls Lahori
Ailleux
A ‘dl
Ulster dispute stalls Dublin Parliament talks
July 2 report notes continued disagreement among readers of political parties over Ulster matters. Premier Abquith in the House of Commons states the possibility of delays and adjustments to the Irish Nomerite bill, with conference aims under review and no clear agreement reached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iamdon
Hortive
Elster
Dublin
Tiament
Wis
Oday
Abquith
Coh Conmions
Aloe
Motion for rehearing binds case docket and rights
Filing by Lor Hatteigh Tene stm and others requests a rehearing in the Benson case. The motion raises questions about form and potential prejudice if a waiver occurs. Court reconvenes May on uncertain schedule. parties await decision and further orders affecting the docket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alhael
May Bensin
Jane Tin
Burison
Haing Jgranbad
Suffragettes Arrested At Buckingham Palace In Bid For Interview
London July 24 two suffragettes of notable British lineage Lady Barclay and her son Miss Earth Fitzgerald were briefly detained at Buckingham Palace after attempting to deliver a letter to King George presented by Emmeline Pankhurst. The letter demanded an audience citing suffrage rights. Monroe returns from Gloucester to Lawrenceville for several days of business. Paul Sautter, attending summer school, retires to his Horton Texas home.
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London
Lady Barclay
Son
Earth Fitzgerald
Buckingham’ Palace
George
Mel Emmeline
Pankhurst
Carson
Craig
Dillon
Reymond
Paul Sautter
Horton
Teasas
Tonight Poll Books Open for Primary Registration
The city urges residents to register for the upcoming primary as poll books will open tonight until closing. Officials note light turnout due to few contests yet encourage eligible voters, especially women, to register.
Two Die In Street Fight In Kansas City Area
In Kansas City area on a hot Wednesday afternoon Oliphant age 27 from Cherrydale and William Moore age 23 died from wounds after a street fight that began in a North End restaurant. A club strike sent Oliphant into the street as Moore, who tried to intervene, joined the brawl. Police say liquor sales at the restaurant were implicated and a police commissioner ordered no intoxicants be served at hosteries cafe or restaurant without a accompanying real.
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Kansas Civ
I Kin
O'Moore
Oliphant
Dh Wag
NL Real
Robbery Targets Pasadena Pastor Matt Hughes Near Longhorn Train
A robbery south of Burbank last night left Rev. Matt L. Hughes, pastor of First Church in Pasadena, among the victims. Bandits fled with cash after a gunfight near a southbound Longhorn train number 22, as a posse searched for the culprits with little progress.
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Los Angles
Burbank
Efey
California
Matt TL. Hughes
Pasadena
Wilson Withdraws Nomination to Federal Reserve Board
Washington July 24 President Wilson suddenly withdrew his nomination of Thomas LD. Jones of Chicago to the federal reserve board. The move ends a bitter senate confrontation as discussions traced to Jones's connections with the International Harvester Company. The president’s letter urged laying aside disqualifications and class antagonism while critics labeled the withdrawal a political set back. Prof. and Mrs. A. S. Olin plan a trip to Hessell Michigan for the summer. A. Biggs spends the week in town.
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Washington
Wilson
Thomas’ LD. Jones
Chicago
Tha
Federal Reserve Board
Senate
Ant
Jones
Reed
Stoneg
International Harvester Company
el Met
Lle
Tartisan
Interurban Route Choices For Lawrence Line
Lawrence plans an interurban to Bonner Springs with three route options North Middle and South. Waters said grading contracts to set within ten days. Rails are in Bonner Springs yards and construction could start once the contract is awarded.
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Lawrence
Anes Iiss
Waters
Kansas
Bonner Springs
Vames
Rena
Judy
Delaw
Banner Springs
Linwood
Union Pacific Railroad
Wise Farm
North Lawrence
Bonner
Limwohd
Dudora
Tansrence
Pontetreet
Ma. Waters
Bonner § Springs
Repairing Big Chimney With Scaffolding Rushed
A damaged historical notice describes builders erecting multiple scaffold tiers to repair a large smokestack near the university. Workers remove debris and brace the stonework while reinforcing the interior to prevent further deterioration. Authorities outline safety measures as crews proceed with restoration.
Silliman Hosted Banquet Celebrating Mexican Leaders
Silliman entertained guests at a banquet honoring Victoriano Huerta and Venustiano Carranza. Carranza praised Mexican unity yet urged not to forget those implicated in Madero and Pino Suárez deaths. John R. Silliman joined Carranza, reaffirming U S friendship with Mexico as cheers rang out for Wilson and the United States.
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Victoria Mexica
Carranan Las Advocatil Ledieney
Carranza
Francisco, Madero
Pino Luarez
Grocery sale completes with Oklahoma buyer at store
Mrs. Hattie Parsons sells her grocery store at 47 New York Street to Reverend Herbert Chase of Oklahoma. The sale sets to take possession August 1st and includes the transfer of the business to Chase and his party.
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Hattie Parsons
Oklahoma
New York Street
Herbert Chase
Deadlock on Lawrence architect selection continues
July 4 debate over city architect seats ends in stalemate. Citizens demand resignations and a clean slate, urging a new man to settle the dispute and finish the public buildings project. Gernandt praised for talk but deemed unsuitable, delaying progress as the buildings wait.
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Gernawl
Gernadt
Tines
Lawrence
Jublic
Cdi
City Considers Water Crisis Measures At Night
City commissioners and engineer discuss water shortage and possible radical actions including a receiver, new waterworks ownership, or continued restrictions. They acknowledge current franchise limits and that the Water Company controls supply as pressure drops citywide. The university faces limited water, with some labs at risk, while the mayor seeks to curb sprinkling and protect homes and streets.
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Etlys
Sipaytian
Contmissinurs
Water County
Ste Eatell
Gil
Sprinklin
Dow
Mwanagihg
York
Lilis
Univer Eyibrary
Hoeh
Board of Adrwineistration
Small Hope: Char condition slight change, no clear recovery
Word from Denver today reports Char’s condition shows little change and little hope for improvement. Updates note ongoing struggle as physicians monitor fragile status and potential weeks of uncertainty ahead.
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C. L. Wisher
Denver
Legeher
Wil
European threat looms amid upheaval in Balkans and Vienna
The report outlines a tense European scene with Austria, Germany, and Italy pondering military options as the Balkans crisis deepens. German press backs Austria amid the assassination aftermath, while Russia and other powers weigh peace versus war. Stirrings of mobilization and economic jitters surface, signaling a volatile balance of power in Europe.
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Berlin
Ferdinand
Bertie
Jess
Han St. Petersburg
Fmany
Seba
Russia
Austria
Germany
Cerany
Tennis Court Dispute Delays Central Park Project
City officials clash over funding a new tennis court in Central Park. Mayor Francisco and Commissioners Holyfield and Cleland resist spending 50 to 75 to complete the court while residents raise a fund to help cover costs. Work already graded awaits agreement on who pays before backstops can be installed.
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Central Park
Eatin
Comaissi Nb Holyfield
Holyfield
Lgo
Krankisco
Wil Bave
O. Kd
Gleland
Francisco
Afta Park
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Em- Gernandt
Merchants Store
Gurbe
N . Turwgi
Plansize
Villa
Gaillaux
Caillaux
Ulster
Asquith
Hor Benson Haq
Supreme Fort
Z Benson
Emmeline Pankhurst
Pasls
Resch
Buckingham Palace
Monroe
Poll Books
Fracas
Kansas City
Matt L. Hughes
Anto
Thomas D
A. S. Olin
Hessell
Miegan
A. Biggs
University
Swakoptivk
West Cornle
Arch
Silliman
Mvictoria
U. S
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Yescher
Ikp Francis
Lustria
Riple Alliance
Italy
Ackons
Ska
Port
Questil
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