Mayor Bond Warns Lawrence on Gas Shortage Plan
Lawrence mayor urges residents to rely on coal and wood as the gas supply crisis worsens after a court ruling blocks Kansas Natural Gas Company compliance. Bond says winter will be hard and urges preparations, including heating with coal and wood, and possible council action at the August meeting.
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Yan
Warin
Lawrence
Omyor
Meashall
Supreme Court
Kansas Natural Gas Company
State Viable Utilities Commission
Bree
Dake
Henderson Minti
Kaw
Sond
Lean
Bond
Hiatt Lawrenes
Mitchell
Tama
Sean
Went and Power Company
Lowa
Lawrence Today and Yesterday special edition seeks readers
The Lawrence Journal World plans a Thursday magazine edition titled Lawrence Today and Yesterday. It invites residents to subscribe for a large daily circulation and to reserve copies, with a short deadline for interviews and delivery.
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Ae Fages
Tnacinies
Idsie
Humber
Lawrence
Lished
Central West
Refunding Bonds for New Bridge Debate Rises
Citizens discuss refunding Douglas county 172,500 bonds to fund a new bridge. The proposal shifts taxes from two mills to one mill, avoiding levy increase while restructuring debt. Decision expected in coming weeks as voters weigh the plan and its impact on future levies.
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Mulby
Douglas County
Mulhall to Testify Before House Committee
In a Washington note from July 2 Mulhall prepares for cross examination by Democratic members as part of House inquiry. Early next week a committee plans to question Mulhall on his statements with officials and to defend his views before investigators. August 30 1910 letter to President Taft sought an interview for General Manager Bird and Mulhall ahead of a broader inquiry.
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Washington
Gh C
Mulhall
Herore
Correspondenes
Senate
Milliail
Atromoss
Nntanfae
House Committee
Taftaskine
Bird
Mann
Ctra Leva
Pripis
Milhall
CLD
Norton
Vhe
Arrancine
Scitember Tat Poverty
Fatal Accident Claims Overbrook Worker Bert Heweland
A foreman named Bert Heweland was killed in a rock crusher accident near Overbrook. He entangled in the belt of the machine as it operated, suffering critical injuries and dying at Simmons Hospital. Heweland, born in New York, was one of several West district children placed with farmers years ago.
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Simmons
E.R. Keith
Waowley
Wlowley
New York
Hogeland
Hinz
Hozeland
Corpmarnity
Ready for Mill Carl Morris and Al Benedict Meet in Joplin Tonight
In Joplin Missouri on May 25 Carl Morris the Oklahoma white hope and Al Benedict of Brooklyn prepare for a fifteen round bout in excellent condition. Morris weighs 225 pounds while Benedict is thinner. Timmine Brinson, claimant to the middleweight title, announced he will challenge Morris to meet Clark.
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Carl Morris
al Benedict
Joplin
Oklahoma White Hope
Brooklyn
Morris
Benedict
Timmine Brinson
Tet Clark
Mortis
Clark
Burleson Defies Opposition on New Parcel Post Plan
Burleson announces a new parcel post schedule to take effect August 15 amid Senate criticism. He asserts the Post Office will expand parcel service to cover all packages up to 100 pounds, aiming to generate revenue and enable future rate cuts. Senators question authority to change rates and zones and abandon the distinctive stamp, but express support for improved service.
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Parcel’ Post
Washington, D
Pardes Post
Parkdges
Pawer Taddr
Post Uiates
Gristow
Interstate Commerce Commission
Aps
Congress
Barleson
Wilson as peacemaker in currency dispute
In Warshington July 25 tent Wilson seeks to quell divisions among the Democratic house committee on the administration currency bill. The administration bloc hopes amendments will be settled in Congress while President Wilson and Representative Wingo Arkansas hold cautious talks.
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Warshigston
D.C
Wilson
House
Bani Committee
Wingo
Arkansas
Fli
Puje Aneney Trust Committee
Aee
Booze Fatal to Chinch Bugs in Doulas Fields
In a fragmentary report from agricultural notes, Pansy Kun notes that chinch bugs in the Foraging zones of a field near Tageny are adversely affected by alcohol. Farmers reportedly lure or intoxicate the bugs with watered corn to deter damage, while green corn near the elves of the field is metabolized differently.
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Doulas
Tageny
Dne
Filibuster Break Delayed Mexican Conference Update
Washington July 25 Democrats gathered to block the filibuster as the House debated the nine teen white provisions. Major Jaiden Wailerwood pressed quorum while Mann forced the business start. Officials view the Mexican situation as urgent, with Ambassador Wilson awaiting Monday conference. President Wilson nominates Adam Patterson for Treasury registrar in Oklahoma.
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Washington
He Hilbbuster
Ninetish White
Jaiden Wailerwood
White Mann
Business Star
Gron
D.C
Wilson ‘Miziit
Bryar
Wilson
Register of the Treasury
Adam Be
Patterson
Oklahoma
Parade of Strikers In Michigan Copper Region
In Calumet and surrounding copper country areas 25,000 men in a 75 mile zone are idle. State troops may be sent as clashes threaten. Strikers, many foreigners, march through towns, set fires, and push deputies from mines as militiamen move toward the copper district.
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Calumet
Mili
Violenes
Stehjoet
Fcussion
Cale Todas
Ark
Striare
Staavy
Linn
Wolverine
Someek
Atlente
Lansong
Generals
Michigan National Guards
Attack on Free Sugar Plan Sparks Senate Speech
A California senator delivers a forceful speech against the tariff bill, criticizing its impact on the war industry and arguing for free sugar as a solution. The dialogue centers on opposition within the party and efforts to mobilize support for the plan.
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Hinaton
Senlinger
Jendar
Eliefly
West
Par Y Owen
California
Conehitels
Transfer of Prisoners From Sing Sing to Auburn Prisons
Prisoners were taken from Sing Sing to Auburn with heavy restraints while a naval guard stood by. The transfer provoked a prison mutiny as convicts jeered from cells and threatened the keepers. Also, interstate hearings on postal rates and zones were refused due to lack of jurisdiction by the ICC.
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Ossining
Sing Sine
State
Auburn
Bishop Bell 10 Speaker Tonight At ULB Conference
A large audience is expected for the ULB Conference this evening with Bishop WW Mo Sell listed as the speaker. The note highlights his status as one of the county’s strongest church leaders and a notable orator, noting the afternoon service as a delightful prelude.
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Bell
WW Mo Sell
ULB
Tisha Bellbee
United
Local Conference Draws Large Crowd in Lawrence
A nan leader draws a big audience at the CLBL Conference in Lawrence as Bishop Bell is expected to speak this evening. Earlier sessions in Woodland Park attracted townspeople and a strong turnout for a musical program by The United Heethren choir and local performers.
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CLBL
Lawrence
Eveni
Bishop Bell
Jean
Bieler
Vergam
Chatesa
Bishop A
Woodland Park
Ranss
Hoek Dickerson
Hay Phillips
May
Ross
Haripont
Aed
Prd
Coe Sandown Pleas
Hareners
Phillies
Ikersan
Anton
Tdi
Irs
Men Vowat
Phv
Charny
Ray Phillips Wanesale
Haeh Kirkersen
Voersola
Hoss MeWilister
Philip Sin
Misuse of Mails Charges Involving Oklahoma Company
Government charges the Anm ertear Snaar Manufacturing and Re Company of Oklahoma with misusing mail facilities to promote sale of New Mexican land and to defraud, alleging the company owned land and netted nearly half a million dollars. The attorney general seeks appointment of a receiver and an order removing the firm from the state.
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Topeka
Ian
Jor
Anm
Ertear, Snaar, Manufacturing and Re- Company
Oklahoma
Katia Adjel
Mme
Tle
Plans for piano event at Woodland Park August 6
Plans for a major day at Woodland Park promise one of the season’s biggest events. The program includes a Villain race between Belvidere and Williams Town country teams, fast-ball exhibitions, an auto race against time, a cine-emile tree, a multi-reveal race with prizes, and a lively musical program to entertain visitors in Lawrence.
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Woodland Park
Belvidr
Williamstowitts
Pl Yurz
Pri
Lawrence
Plan to Secede Advocated by Southern Chinese Province
Fragmented text reports a secessionist plan in a southern Chinese province with a large population. It mentions provisional president Yuat Sir Rat, government sovereignty in Peking, and sympathetic generals. A speaker named W.F. Maveh urges unity and mutual understanding to sustain the movement and future harmony.
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Fay
Yuat Sir Rat
Peking
Kawing
Wilson voices limits on mediation plans and anti trust stance
New York July 25 President Wilson indicated mediation efforts face feasibility limits and signaled a cautious approach to intervention in Mexico. He cited no concrete guarantees and said no intimation of commitments had arrived from Washington. The article also notes his anti trust policy will advance without immediate Sherman act amendments. Hicott to Head New Haven railway group was elected president and director of the New York New Haven and Hartford system with duties starting September first.
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New York
N.Y
Avendar Wilson
Mesige
Washington
Wilson
Toma Barrett
Th ‘International
Hegdine
Hicott
New Haven
Howard Mi 1Sat
Northern
Din
Hartford
Bridge Majority Holds at 719 Votes for New Kaw Bridge
County canvassing board finalized the result of last Tuesday’s special election on building a new Kaw bridge at Lawrence. Of 4,304 votes cast, 2,404 favored the project and 1,685 opposed, yielding a majority of 719. Minor discrepancies between official counts and poll-stage tallies did not alter the outcome.
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Lawrence
Death in Autu S Illinois Fort Scott Kansas Boy Killed
A fragmented report states that twelve year old Deenrup Keeling of Fort Scott Kansas was killed in Illinois while riding with his father who drove an automobile that overturned involving family members including Keith Deenrup and four siblings. Loose roadway condition cited as cause.
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Fort Scott
Kansas
Illinois
Deenrup
Keeling
Fort Keolt
Killa
Keith
Afteen
Terraniles
Marea
Jeeling
Fort Seeti Co
Ludianapolis
Maron
Harvesting Potatoes in Kaw Valley Amid Busy Season
Busy Kaw Valley potato harvest noted as crop yields good and quality remains high. Reports indicate larger than usual acreage and strong activity as farmers gather the crop amid fair to good conditions. Also mentions the death of Missouri editor Clinton Mitchell on a Katy train while en route to St Louis.
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Kaw Valley
Missouri
Clinton
Mitchell
Boonville
Avile
St. Lows Te Fosite
Penny County
Hopustiean
Noting Progressive Retailing in Newspaper Ads
A historical advertisement urges shoppers to rely on progressive retailing in ads. It extols polite, careful service and thorough reading of advertising columns to save time and ensure satisfactory service. It emphasizes that informed buying benefits the public and supports merchants offering quality retailing.
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