Mayor Bond to Attend Gas Conference in Topeka
Lawrence officials including Mayor Bond and City Attorney Mitchell are invited to a Wednesday gas conference called by Governor Hodges. They seek plans to secure gas for Lawrence this winter, potentially including municipal takeover of Kansas Natural Gas Company properties and a special legislative session to enable public ownership.
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Hodes
EF. U! Bond
J. I. Mitchell
Batumbaya
Clovernor Hodges
Kansas
Kansas Natural Gas Company
Kasas
Lewistature
Shuullie Kaimas
Henderson Martin
Utilities Commission
Band
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Uehat
Pri Vile Gas
Paskhe
Avr Wind
Nee Wes
Topeka
Arity
Ororge I Vopak
Mars
Levieliture
Kansis Natural
Kandis Natural Holdings
Kansas Natural
Dyha SJ Dawson
Saneral
Manieipal
Animieipal
Shudae
Hen Terton Martin
American tennis title won by Masellaughin in Wimbledon final
The United States lawn tennis team won the Dwigh Davis international trophy match in Wimbledon as Maurice Masellaughin of San Francisco defeated England in the decisive fourth rubber. Laughlin, the American naval champion, was drawn against his English opponent in a tense final. The report also covers President Wilson’s remarks on Mexico and the nonexistence of American military plans or cooperation with Mexico for peace, stating no crisis has reached the revolution. The ambassador provided a detailed account of events over the past three years, clarifying he did not outline remedies or put plans in writing.
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United States
Maurice KE. Masellaughin
San Francisco
England
Dwight F. Davis
eLaughlin
Washington
Mexico
Gireles
White House
Wilson
Jhar
Widow of 5 Tries Ends Life Over Eloped Marriage
In Montgomery Missouri a widow named Henrietta Slaves, described as fifteen, attempted suicide after her mother objected to a second marriage. She ingested poison and was found unwell, the mother refusing further consent for the marriage.
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Montgomery
Henrietta Slaves
Paison
Progressives Ik On Tariff Revision
Progressive Republicans tentatively back La Follette subcommittee aims to modify wool and iron schedules in the Democratic tariff bill. A conference, led by Senator Clapp, includes Borah Bristow Crawford Sterling Cummins Kenyon Follett Norris Works. Additional meetings planned as members present proposed amendments. Kenyon urges freeing election items on the free list to avoid monopoly concerns. Other Progressive Republicans plan amendments. party strains with the GOP on key items.
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Washington
Ybiley
Labollette
Wescet Weel
Cotton
Marty
Tariff Battle Shapes Republican Split in Senate
Townsend of Michigan criticizes the Payne Aldrich tariff law as a catalyst for Republican factionalism that split the party and paved the way for Democratic triumph, allowing passage of the tariff bill amid sharp policy tensions and one chamber's professional leadership.
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Washington
Townsend
Michigan
Senate
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Miners Back To Work in Michigan After Idle Strike
Michigan copper operators from the Superior Copper District plan to resume work with 15 000 miners available after a Western Federation of Miners strike began July 23. Militia guidance prompts a calm, informal return to duties as plant banked ore slowed progress and exact gains remained unclear. Mrs W C Simons hosts an informal afternoon at home in honor of cousin Miss Berg Buckley of Paola.
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Michigan
Calumet
Mich
Superior
Western Federation of Miners
W. C. Simons
Migs Berg
Buckley
Paola
Charges Against Wilson in Yucatan Telegram Conflict
A telegraphic message to President Wilson from Governor Valede of Yucatan claims constitutionalists threaten stability and urges recognition of Huerta as president. The ambassador is cited warning what would happen if recognition is withheld, highlighting diplomatic tension between Mexico and the United States.
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Washington
Eagle Pass
Texas
Wilson
Goverm Valede
Peide Gras
Yacatan
Moxicn
Soares
Mexico City
Amy
Huerta
Mrs Bryan Helps Prepare for Rainy Day at Farm
Washington July 28 Secretary and Mrs Withiam Jr Bryan plan a working visit to Nebraska to prepare preserves jams and jellies and dried fruit for future use. Mrs Bryan will wear a gingham apron oversee kitchen tasks and help with fruit and sauerkraut while Mr Bryan attends state department duties. The Bryan farm will host grape juice saved for diplomatic dinners and Mrs Bryant and Mrs Josephus Daniels are noted as capable housekeepers.
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Washington
Withiam Jr. Bryan
Bryan
State Department
Nebraska
Ryan
Bryant
Josephué Daniels
Ezeh
Aid
Wilson Signals Administration Currency Bill Support
President Wilson expects the administration currency bill to be reported by the House banking committee as framed and carried to the caucus as a party measure. White House talks conveyed the impression that the bill will be pushed through with unified party backing.
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Wilson
Washington, D.C
House -Banking Committee
White House
Weather update and city water report fragment
Generally fair tonight and Tuesday. Warmer tonight with lows around five. The Lawrence City water report notes yesterday’s condition was bad.
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Rm ciTy Ater
Laboraory
Lawrence City
Freeman Bound Over to Stand Trial in Mayhem Case
Freeman, bound over after Friday ruling, is set for a district court trial on a mayhem charge. Gilmore accuses him of biting Mies right ear during an incident near the northeast town, with a crowd in the court room listening as the hearing concluded Saturday afternoon.
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Los
Freeman
Chasmore
Gilmore
Mies
Conference Glorifies Woodland Park Meeting With Strong Attendance
The Woodland Park conference drew about 160 out of town attendees and a large local audience, with Dr. French E. Oliver delivering closing sermons replacing Bishop Weekley due to illness. Rev. F. M. Testerman praised the event as exceeding expectations, noting expenses paid with a remaining treasury balance and plans for future meetings and possible camp ground arrangements.
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Woodland Park
United Brethren
French E. Oliver
Moose Picnic Plans Flag Moose Lodge Big Event
Final plans for a Moose picnic are to be announced at tonight's Moose Lodge meeting. The Pap organization aims for Woodland Park on Thursday afternoon for a large community event with a Moose orchestra providing music for the evening dance. The Moose group will begin activities in the afternoon and continue into the evening.
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Moose Lodge
Pap
Woodland Park
Personal notices from Lecrompton to Topeka and Kansas City
Local column lists residents and visitors with travel to Kansas City Topeka Denver and Denver area notes. Names include Linnie Sheets Fred Haddock John Brooks Mrs Fred Broker and many others. A death notice for Mrs Eben Williams notes heart trouble and funeral arrangements at African M E church Oak Hill cemetery. A closing aphorism about philosophers and dyspepsia appears.
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Linnie Sheets
Lecrompton
Fred Haddock
Kansasity
John Brooks
A.T. Brooks
Fred Broker
Kansas City
W. RR. Crane
Slate College
Marie
Denver
RE. Protech
Teedingwel
Miller
Fred Morris
Newman
J. A. Mellroy
Kate Rodmanlis
Mr. and
Mel
U. T. Melton
Cronin
Topeka
Charles Youngerson
Louis Sawyer
Ifie McFadden
Tonkawa
Okla
Rud Mowmiati
McFadden
Northwestern University
Evanston
Peck
Garnett
Telaives
N.ov. Vinh
Ed Anderson
Simm Et- Hiott
Eben Williams
Even’ Williams
New Hampshire Street
M. E. Church
Oak, Hill
Charley Keeney Arrest and Court Pleas Cast in East Side Incident
Charley Keeney and Tom Delahount were arrested on the East Side on drunkenness and fighting charges. They pled guilty in police court this morning with Keeney fined 100 dollars plus costs and 30 days in jail, Delahount sentenced to 30 days and 15.50 dollars.
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Keeney
Tom Delahount
iThe
Pees
East Side
Tom
Pool Hall Owner Charged With Gambling in City Court
Bringolt, owner of a Massachusetts street pool hall, was charged with permitting gambling after police reported frequent games for cash. He posted bond, entered a not guilty plea, and the case was set for Thursday, July 31, with the city attorney pursuing action under state and city laws.
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Bringolt
Massachusetts Street
Swith
Bringoit
Thursady
Bows Indy
Kelley
Outing at Woodland for Haskell Indians outing
About 200 boys and girls remain at Haskell Indian School for summer. A large picnic is planned at Woodland Park with baskets from the Haskell kitchen and a community supper. A notable event will be a ball game between the Braves and the Printers as part of Twinkeh League, moved to Woodland for the picnic day.
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Haskell
Woodland Park
Woodland
Abont
Braves
Maskell
Rock injures motorist near Massachusetts Street curb
A rock from a pile inside a curb near a lot owned by O. F. McQuary caused a single vehicle crash on a nine evelnek, injuring no one. Driver I. Frazier, in-law Dr. E. F. Mederis of Quenet emv, Kan., escaped unhurt. car toppled onto rocks after wheel broke and front wheel steering gear failed. The rock came from the lot, and the vehicle was moving about 60 mph when it struck.
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Massachusetts Street
Morris
Id. I. Frazier
Évelnek
Prazier
McQuary
E. F. Mederis
Quenetemv
Kan
Towa
Marriage Licenses Issued in Abilene and Lawrence
Abilene reports marriage licenses issued to E W Murray and Laference Warfield and to Anna Warfield. In Lawrence, licenses granted to Bradley Suttles and Lawrence Jefferson with Mabel Jefferson listed in the record.
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E.W. Murray
Laference
Anna Warfield
Abilene
Stolen Bride Found Abducted Groom Absent
Mary Avinstrom Dean, the 15 year old Harvey Lean priest abducted from Tela last week, was found this afternoon at Buildville near Neodesha Kansas. Mrs Dean has been abandoned by her abductors who feared arrest over the publicity. The couple came to Neodesha Thursday night registering at a hotel as man and wife. They planned to set up housekeeping and buy furniture.
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Kay
Qes
Mary Avinstrom
Dean
Harvey Lean
Tela
Builville
Sual
Here
Dean Hig Bean
Tieease
Yaa Autewite
Imam Sani
Predanig Sule
Amit Wiehride
Mstla
Hertz Was Here Man Who Shot Himself Details
A fragmented Lawrence newspaper item recounts the life of a man named Hertz known for a dramatic tale. It notes his travels through Lawrence on a honeymoon trip, a wife’s death, a speedy remarriage, and his subsequent suicide attempt. The piece mentions claims of British noble lineage and a wife who said he had only 100 dollars at marriage. He passed through Lawrence and was shaved at Palace Barber, with the narrative hinting at personal tragedy and troubled behavior.
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Lawrence
Hertz
Tralf
Hértz
Ple
Wertz
Isl Cn
Heowne
Hitkine
Services at Airdome Draw Four Hundred
About four hundred heard Dr. Keister of the United Brethren church at the Airdome last night. He preached the regular Sunday night union sermon. The congregation was smaller than this summer as many townspeople went to the park to attend. Next Sunday night Rev. A. Will speak for the Union services, with Rev. Frank South as the speaker at this time.
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French F. Oliver
Dr Oliver
Towers of Zion
Kingdom of God
Kingdom of
Zion
Driver
Man
Amd
Benz
Switzerland
Canadian Rockies
Keister
Olver
Weister
United Brethren Church
Airdome
Dr. Keister
Mulhall Attorneys to Question Him Through Senate Committee
Washington July 24 Senators move to cross examine Martin Mulhall as the Senate investigation committee nears the end of its questioning. Porta Attorneys for the American Federation of Labor and the association seek to test the witness before the panel. The Mulhall case is expected to go to the House committee midweek.
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Martin Mulhall
Senate
Association
American Federation ~ of
Mulhall
Louse
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