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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1910
Page
1
Columbus Ohio July 28 street cars halted at midnight leaving thousands to walk or ride any vehicle to work. Two thousand National Guardsmen and forty sharpshooters were ordered to enforce order with troops from Cleveland among the forces guarding the arsenal.
A Lawrence citizen writes to the Journal proposing Quantrell Park as the new name for Lawrence’s park to honor local heritage. He suggests inviting Quantrell band survivors to hold a reunion in Lawrence, planning a one time event before restoring the park name, claiming wide shared interest in the idea.
The Journal invites community input on naming the new park with Tark Heights among first submissions. Several good names are proposed and the selection process promises interest and widespread local support as votes are collected and credited.
Guthrie remains the state capital as the Oklahoma Supreme Court rules Guthrie will continue as the seat of government until the legality of the recent election is resolved and a permanent capital location is decided. All state officials who moved to Oklahoma City must return to Guthrie and remain until legal questions are settled.
Crowds witnessed a dramatic, well received fireworks finale though a monkey act faltered. The evening features include Japanese Fan Star of Bethlehem Mantle the Mule and Flying Pigeon with free seats for children. Repair work continues after a recent fire at the Bowersock open house rebuilding stair walls on the east side.
Lincoln July 25 W J Bryan will continue the contest for county option and the initiative and the referendum. He says the Democratic convention failure to endorse county option disappointed yet the fight for option in both parties has helped secure a decision making mayoral support for initiative and referendum. He notes no governor outcome hinges on party stance and no reason to align votes for or against other officers based on capacity operation issues.
Durand Michigan March 28. State troops have been called. No serious disturbances yet. Many strike breakers are quitting. Workers demand transportation home and better pay. Company officials refuse demands, and some workers threaten trouble as troops arrive.
Montrose steamer nears Belle Isle wireless station off eastern Canada as pursuit of Crippen in London continues. In Omaha intense heat proves fatal to Judge George Baker Lake at age 84 amid a hot spell.
The Chicago Tribune prints a statement alleging an attempt to purchase seventeen Democratic votes to secure William Lorimer's election as United States senator. It cites $35,000 placed with two lesser-known men and a bloc of vetoes prepared for delivery, amid cross accusations between Roger Sullivan and other Democratic leaders.
J P Coffman proclaims his lifelong Republican allegiance despite circulating charges. He recalls backing Garfield and Lincoln, voting Prohibition earlier, and supports Hoech, Stubbs, and the Republican ticket in various eras, asserting his party loyalty.
City officials report steady progress on road and sewer projects. Major work includes Mississippi street and Jersey street upgrades, with flooding relief and better drainage planned for Massachusetts area as crews install additional sewers and paving.
A fragmented note describes an offer of 2.50 to the first Elk who would knock a home during a season opener. Ramsey hit a home run described as beautiful and Sally is praised for earning the prize.
Chicago July 25 Tra G Rawn died with an estate valued at 120000 dollars, not a millionaire. His widow filed a petition today stating his will, which will promptly be admitted to probate.
Congressman Chas FL Scott began a two day campaign in this county visiting Curtis’ grave at Lecompton and Baldwin, with speeches planned in Brown’s Grove and South Park. He will meet Republicans and constituents in Lawrence and near 90 Mos, continuing to the Ebbidge House for midday rest.
In New Orleans on July 18 the Kea Club and allied men’s groups urge all women’s organizations to back Mamie McLanizilin, charged with murder after a fatal shooting of wealthy saloon proprietor Miss Mednaughlin. The appeal cites unwritten legal principles and seeks her exoneration. The report notes the case rose from an on street altercation several days earlier.
Residents discuss naming the new park and a proposed Haskell heritage tie. The message suggests Waskell Pierk as a potential name and invites feedback from local people on the suitability and recognition of Capt Theskell and Hhiskell heritage.
The report notes Republican candidate Lec tured in Lawrence by W.G Phorling who had been nominated for the Ohio governorship. He addressed financial interests and claimed support from standard oil backers. Harding was praised as a capable Republican figure, praised for his affability and potential to unite progressives within the party.
City Clerk Brooks completes transfer of voter names amid ongoing registration efforts. Officials expect registration counts to reach around 400 this cycle as authorities push to finalize lists before deadlines. Melancholia leads to suicide attempt. Akbar Marshall, a former DC resident now in the state, dies in an apparent self harm incident while awaiting legal proceedings.
Indications show Kansas and Dartly plan an eleventh hour conference tonight amid uncertain timing and potential cash concerns. Sources suggest final arrangements are being settled as both sides await Friday developments.
Minneapolis July 28 The county option debate looms as John Lind former Minnesota governor leads as a top nominee. Lind and Mayer Haynes are named as strong favorites for the ticket with County option as a key plank.
Melvin, a well known local attorney, gains strong backing as a Republican candidate for county attorney. A Douglas County product, he is praised for careful practice and lifelong dedication. Support comes from leading community figures and trusted citizens across the county.
Executive Connell outlined a continental plan for a new heating and ventilating system in the Senate Chambers. He proposed spending a little over 5000 dollars to install the House of Representatives system with some adjustments, including new plumbing for toilet rooms. The existing cold air intake and stale air exhaust through floor and wall registers will remain, and the House system already installed two years ago has given satisfaction.
William Caldwell, en route home to Tennessee from Kansas City, discussed fall contests with Kansas Jayhawks coach Ken Covered in Lawrence. If rules allow, four games will be held two at McCook Field and two at Haskell grounds, with Cody Kennedy backing the plan. Mike Lynch, a former Nebraska standout now with a Southern Kansas Natural Gas firm, could join as sub center when in playing shape, having helped halt Nebraska progress last season.
Weather remains hot with no rain in sight in Kansas as residents complain of oppressive heat. Reports note heat is intense though not suffocating, while forecasts expect rain to revive crops and ease conditions soon.
A severe 12 hour rain washed out bridges on Hancock county roads and disrupted rail service on the Louisville Henderson and St Louis line. Lightning struck the Lewisburg depot and a large Tell City factory burned. Many homes were abandoned, crops damaged, and livestock losses reported across Vanceville and surrounding towns.
Lawrence man Wesford seeks the Republican nomination for county treasurer in a three cornered race. Plaster, former street commissioner, is also a strong known figure in Lawrence with a steady record and wide support. Hester, described as upright though with questioned ability, campaigns vigorously amid growing acquaintance and local backing.
A strange blaze at Wilder Bros Shirt Factory was caused by sunlight reflecting from a window pane onto the roof. The fire remained confined to the roof with only slight damage, described as one of the city's longest curious fires.
Elks overpower Merchants 16 to 3 as Ramsey belts two homers in the fourth inning. Uhrland’s pitching falters and Durr relieves. Wetzel shines for Bankers in a 17 to 3 win over Bell Telephone. Asher hits a grand slam. Darkness ends play after five innings.
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