Traffic woes in Ottawa spur new enforcement plan
The Ottawa Herald reports that Lawrence’s traffic control efforts may expand to include a deputy sheriff to supervise road use, as farmers and town drivers clash over speed and reckless driving on the Fort to Fort highway. Officials note only a small fraction cause issues, and the public hopes for improved conditions while strike and railroad narratives diverge.
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Lawence
Lawrence
Ottawa Herald
Ottawa
Legeee
Fort
Primary election urged for voter duty and choice
A newspaper summary urges readers to vote next Tuesday in the primary to express distinguished judgment on candidates and elect the best talent for state and county offices. It stresses voters must perform their duties and consider fitness, while noting the public service at stake. The text also mentions Lusitania treasure efforts and grasshopper pest issues in western Kansas.
The path of mashing districts and Anglo U S loans
The piece notes that western Kansas farmers control their domain and that US war loans to Britain may be repaid with interest. It discusses possible effects on adjusted compensation for World War I soldiers and Britain’s reparations efforts, alongside concerns about family welfare and moral standards.
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Kansas
England
United States
Sam
Great Britain
Germany
Harbord named deputy chief amid Turkish inquiry role
Maj. Gen. James G. Harbord, an Illinoisan and former cavalryman, has been selected to act for the United States in the Turkish atrocity inquiry. He rose from infantry to general staff, served with Pershing in the Philippines and on the Mexican border, and accompanied the first American troops to France in 1917.
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James G. Harbord
United States
Army
Harbord
State Agricultural College of
Kansas
Cavalry
Philippines
Gen.Pershing
Pershing
Mexico
France
Fragmented Opinions and Jokes From a Chaotic Column
A garbled set of quips and quotations touches on Nortialel’s return, Pee Man’s luck, Ireland, an American attempting the English Channel, Ford airplanes, a henpecked husband, China’s Dr. oun, liner shortages, education pay, college players, and a New York lifestyle critique. The piece shifts rapidly among topics with many garbled names and phrases.
Today’s Events Mark Historic Anniversaries Worldwide
Eight years after World War I began in Vienna with Austria declaring war on Serbia. Seventy years since the Henry Clary steamboat tragedy near Yonkers claimed fifty six lives. Natchez and Nashville Catholic sees created in 1837 reach eighty five. Peru’s independence day recalls Ayacucho victory in 1821. Wireless enthusiasts flood Chicago for the first radio congress opening.
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Vienna
Serbia
Henry Clary
Yonkers
Natchez
Nashville
Peru
Ayacuccho
United States
Canada
Chicago
Trinity Lutheran and Centenary M E Church Notices
Church notices list Sunday school at 9 45 with sermons by pastors at Trinity Lutheran and Centenary M E Church with Epworth Leagues and district superintendent shifts. First Church of Christ Scientist services at 11 am with Love as subject and reading room hours 2 to 5. Free Methodist plans, First Evangelical schedule, and Union Park meeting details follow in this crowded bulletin.
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Trinity Lutheran Church
Eleventh
New Hampsire Sts
D. Goehring
Farop
Park
Centenary M. E
Elm Street
William L. Morris
Bible School
Clarence E. Pine
Epworth’ Lebelle
Miss’ Rose
Hammig
Warren C. Cook
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Christian Science Reading Room
Free ‘Methodist
Conn
Young Peoples Meeting
Johnson Reid
First Evangelical Church Tenth
B. H. Hobbs
Lemon
F. G. Dissinger
P. E
Abilene
Union Park
BP. Im
South Park
Miss Beers
Free Methodist Church
Free’ Methodist Church
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
William F. Esser
Christian Church
Corher 10Th
Kentucky
CB. _Williams
Igct
M. E
Klyne
Epworth’ League
Salvation Army
Miller
Tay
Mt A. m
Houlet
Once Stronghold of the Douglases Castle to Be Sold
London July 28 Tantallon Castle in North Berwick once the stronghold of the Douglases is set to be sold this summer. The battlements in Marmion mark Clare and her lover’s meeting place and the castle has seen sieges by James V Cromwell and Covenanters. Douglas County Building and Loan Association offers 6 percent on savings.
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London
Tantallon Castle
North Berwick
Walter Scott
Marmion
Tantalon
Clare
James V
Calf ornia letter urges unity with Gov Allen and William Allen White
An Los Angeles reader urges Kansan leaders Gov Allen and William Allen White to stand together to uphold law and order amid nationwide turmoil. The letter defends the Kansas law and criticizes any actions that would undermine government authority, emphasizing loyalty to state and national leadership.
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Journal-World
Gov. Allen
William Allen White
Emporia
Kansas
White
Union
Gen. Grant
G. W. E. Griffith
Los Angeles
Cal_ ee
Rosedale purchase to cost Kansas City about 75000
Kansas City officials say absorbing Rosedale will add about 75 000 to the 1923 expenditures covering fire water administration police and street cleaning duties. The figure excludes school expenses sewer and debt service. Also noted is Sydney New South Wales plans to dissolve the State orchestra, with a $50000 deficit last year and $100000 annual expenses, stirring protest from music lovers.
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Kansas City
Kas
Rosedale
A. H. Strickland
N. W
Sydney
N.S. W
New South Wales
Pratt Jubilee Picnic For Tenants In August
Pratt Dwight H. Thompson, a major landowner, announces a picnic for his 150 tenants and their families as part of the Pratt Jubilee to be held August 14 to 16. The event highlights the region’s large holdings and community celebration.
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Pratt
Dwight H. Thompson
Organists Meet for 15th National Convention in Chicago
Prominent musicians from across the country will attend the National Association of Organists convention in Chicago August 1 to 4, the first time west of the Mississippi. The event features public recitals, business sessions, talks on organ standardization, and an August 4 banquet. Officers will be elected and Philip Sabine will speak on acoustics.
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Chicago
Associated Press
National Association of Organists
New York
William Hale Thompson
Clarence Eddy
Lynwood
Farnum
Peter
Lutkin
Evanston
Felix Borowski
Chicago Musical College
Henry
Fry
Rollo Maitland
Philadelphia
Ernest McMillan
Toronto
Raviania ‘Park
Paul, Sabine
Geneva
Clarence A. Tufs
Los Angles
Calif
O Organization
Lawyers to convene in San Francisco at August meetings
More than 2000 lawyers and judges are expected in San Francisco in early August for the 1922 American Bar Association convention and related gatherings. The programs run August 2 through 12 with speakers including Taft Coolidge Shaw Wickersham Severance Allen and possibly Elihu Root. Lord Shaw and M Henri Aubepin will also address attendees. Two committee reports on American ideals and law enforcement will be presented by Wade and Swaney respectively.
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San Francisco
Associated Press
American Bar Association
National Conference of Commissioners
California State Bar Association
National Association
Hames
William Howard Taft
United States
Calvin Coolidge
Lucien Shaw
California, Supreme Court
George W. Wickersham
Cordenio ‘A. Severance
Henry J. Allen
Kansas
Elihu Root
Lord Shaw
Dunfermline
Bar
Great Britain
M. Henri Aubepin
Paris
Martin J. Wade
Lowe
Law Enforcement
W. B. Swaney
Tennessee
Mrs Striker Sues Lon Striker For Divorce In District Court
Grace Striker files for divorce from Lon Striker citing his recent felony conviction and sentence. The petition states they wed in Chicago in 1919, have a son Levi aged two and a half, and she seeks custody of the child plus all real and personal property owned by the defendant. The report notes the Canadian Pacific Railway employs about 80,000 people.
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Lon Striker
Eudora
Grace Striker
District Court
Zemo Promises Fast Relief for Skin Ailments
An advertised remedy claims to stop itching from eczema blotches ringworm rashes with prompt application. Zemo, sold at drugstores for 35 cents or one dollar for a large bottle, is described as penetrating and soothing, cleansing and healing a wide range of skin diseases.
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Zemo
Marsh Island berries and sod fire place tale
Ned and Ted harvest high-bush blueberries on Marsh Island, build a sod fireplace to cook fish and bacon, and plan a four mile row back to camp. The scene blends rugged island living with early 20th century authorial digressions on medicine and women.
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Ned
Teil
Marsh Izgland
Ted
Consinghe
George Maratthew Adams
Neil
A's
City Clerk Resigns to Join Bank in Wichita
H. D. Lester resigns as city clerk of Wichita to become vice president of Fidelity State Bank. E. S. Worrell, former assistant cashier of First National Bank, succeeds Lester as city clerk.
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Wichita
H. D. Lester
Fidelity State Bank
E. S. Worrell
First National Bank
Lester
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