Public Auction Of Undivided One Third Interest In Lawrenc
Douglas County Kansas district court ordered public sale to satisfy a judgment of 1913. Sheriff Owl Cummings advertises auction of one third interest in Lot 152 on Kentucky Street, Lawrence, to be sold at the county courthouse, on a date in August 1913, for $1,167.00 plus interest and costs.
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Lawrence
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Kentucky Street
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Wderendan Allee M. Leonardin
Lawrence, Rausay
A. D
Owl Cummings
Sherif
Weather Outlook and Travel Plans Mentioned in Paris Visit
The report notes a traveler has gone to Paris and secured lodging to visit museums and arteries of the city. It also summarizes a weekly weather forecast from Washington dated July 28, predicting generally fair conditions with possible early week thunderstorms in the Ohio Valley and lower Great Lakes, followed by rising pressure and fair weather across central and western regions.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
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Lake Superior
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Ohio
whHley
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Hertz Will Recover From Self Inflicted Wounds
Douglas G. Hertz of St Louis, wounded himself in a saloon after a phone talk with his wife. He shot himself following a belief he could not win back his bride, who disappeared from a Kansas City hotel. His condition is serious but not hopeless. Mrs. Hertz, Mrs Mamie Roy by birth, spoke of their marriage June 7 and her reasons for leaving him after discovering his false financial claims and generous promises. Hertz had previously lost his first wife Madeline Lawless in a car accident on their honeymoon. Relations with his wife remain tense as Hertz lies in hospital in St Louis.
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Douglas G. Hertz
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Madeline Lawless
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London
Wastworth
Missing Tol Tela: warrant issued for alleged kidnapper
Police issue indirect warrant for the missing Lola man suspected of kidnapping Mary Armstrong Dean and forcing her to elope with him. Officers believe they are traveling between Tol and Tulsa under assumed names, with pictures to be sent to federal agents for help. Meanwhile a Kansas wonder remedy ad and a hospital update in Atchison are noted in the same dispatch.
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Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Ad
An advertisement urges families to keep Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy during summer heat, claiming high value and no superior for its purpose. It notes availability from dealers and mentions dentists closing Saturdays from July 26 to Sept. 27. Also references natural gas, a welding service at Lawrence Auto Co, and a remark on shrinking bathing suits.
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Rebel Victory At Torreon And Sinaloa Surrenders
Rebels claim capture of Torreon and key Sinaloa cities Cuatro Cienegas Piedras Negras reports indicate officials seized Torreon after heavy fighting. Claims include Culiacan and Mazatlan surrendering as constitutionalists report large ammunition, artillery, and nearly 12,000 prisoners with heavy losses.
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