Restricted recognition of Huerta discussed by Washington envoy
Ambassador Henry Lane Wilson urged restricted recognition of Huerta's Mexican government during a secret Senate foreign relations committee session. He detailed events in Mexico, including Portillo Dingain’s remarks and Madgéx downfall, while senators listened closely to his firsthand account for over two hours in executive session.
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Washington
Henry Lane Wilson
Mexico
Senate Foreign, Relations Committee
Wilson Conterm
Tureeen
Lyukine
Seerstary
Pesan
Pwikjen Hein
Hnstant
Portttie Dingain
Madgex
Huerta
Victory for Extras in second game at Woodland Park
The Extras defeated the Day men with a 16 to 0 score in the second game. Mair starred for the Extras while Pat Murphy played for the Day squad amid a lively comedy themed afternoon at Woodland Park.
Wickersham Renews Appeal on Alaskan Railroads
Government efforts in Alaska face renewed opposition as Delegate Wickersham tallies claims that PL Morgan Company and Guggenheim syndicate control rail routes. He asserts government authorization is at stake, citing ongoing disputes over rail rights and territorial authority.
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Washington
B PL Morgan Company
Guggenheim Syidicats
McCormick Completes Flight Test Over Lake Street Waters
Havold F L McCormick succeeds in an aerodesdryilane paday flight above Lake Street diver waters. He covers about thirty-five miles in twenty vinyl minutes, pleased enough to plan future trips this summer if stops for pure water are ensured.
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McCormick
Cigien
Grand Jury Reported Watson From Yadisnna Appears
A federal grand jury heard that James B. Watson of Yadisnna appeared before the panel as part of the investigation into Mullmil's story. The proceedings were part of ongoing inquiries by the grand jury.
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Washatin
T. Baly
Henge Setthant
Pflietad
Watiem
Footie O
Thompson Beneficiary Scoop in Postmaster Fight
In Washington D C on July 30 the Senate rejected Paul A Jones nomination for postmaster at Vafteville, amid a protest by Senator Thompson. Thompson reportedly favors Erwin, and Erwin's nomination is regarded as probable for the vacant position.
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Washington, D.C
Senate
Paul A. Jones
Vafteyville
Tain
Thompson
Wilion
Erwin
E Erwin
Armistice Plan Reached at Balkan Conference
Delegates from Serbia Greece Montenegro and Bulgaria agreed to a five day armistice base in Romania during a July conference. The agreement calls for ceasefire terms and future peace talks to follow. Leaders from each nation attended the informal gathering to discuss stabilization and regional tensions.
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Romania
Pkade
Servia
Greece
Montenegro
Bulgaria
Jewelry Heist At Narragansett Pier Estate
Jewelry worth at least 150 000 dollars was stolen from Shora Acres the home of Mr and Mrs J J Hanan on Friday night. A separate 150 000 dollar robbery occurred Saturday at C C Rumsey’s house. Mrs Hanan revealed the logs story noting Tianan’s serious illness kept him ignorant of the events. Some items were left in a bureau drawer and the robbery was uncovered within a day after the seizure. Detectives had been at work since Monday chasing leads though details remain unclear.
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Narragansett Pier
Shora Acres
J. J. Henan
C. C. Rumsey
E. M. Harriman
Hanans
Stolen Bride Mary Armstrongstein to Return Home
In a tense scene Mary Armstrongstein the so called stolen bride will return to Five with her husband Harvey Ven. The couple plans to settle with her parents tonight with her release from jail expected. McCordam stands ready to testify as Mulhall implicates others in a lobby scandal.
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Misnasri
Bro
McCord
Lla. Kansdale
Mary
Aemstronstein
Dean
Deu
Diver
Amy
Metord
Harvey
McCordam
Moose Ledge Day Picnic and Moose Team Prize Race
Community event at Woodland Park features a Moose led gathering with a pie picnics and popular activities. Moose team prizes include a doll for the first home game, folding cups, candy boxes, and a grand prize. Afternoon events include races for various ages and a supper served in the park after the game.
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Raisie
Gas debate pits Kansas towns against utility plan
Governor Hodges convenes a public utilities session to decide whether the Kansas Natural Gas Company should transfer plant ownership to municipal control. Representatives clash over costs, with critics arguing for immediate municipal gas access and opponents warning of higher prices and legal hurdles.
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Kiiisad
Topeka
Ddissuss al Pla
Hodges
Weas Bers
Puthlic Utilities Comtession
Es Lud
Kans 3 Natural Gas Company
Phan
Lutdre Suppor
Voverner Hodis
Gas Company
Tdillore
Saparentas
Kansas
Kansas Natural Gas Company
Comopainy
Ecuyutis
Ami
Kansis
Kansase
Was
Babb
Wichita
First Regiment Guards Return From Fort Riley Camp
The First Regimental Hand and Hospital Corps of the National Guard returned to Lawrence today after a ten day encampment at Fort Riley. The military company arrived at 2:50 this afternoon and all reported a splendid camp and good time. Company H will not return on Friday as they have been detailed to remain during the rifle shoot.
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Lawrence
National Guards
Fort Riley
Nomination of Coffeyville Postmaster Rejected by Senate
In Washington July 3 the senate unanimously rejected the nomination of Paul A. Jones for Coffeyville Kansas postmaster. The action followed Burleton’s recommendation and Democratic committee influence. Jones’ name went forward without Senator Thompson’s consent. Thompson had backed Elliot Erwin, expected to receive the appointment soon.
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Kington
D. C
Paul A. Jones
Coffeyville
Kan
Senate
Jones
Burtesun
Thompson
Elliot Erwin
Baseball challenge game set for Monday night at Woodland Park
A sensational baseball challenge between Daily Gazette and Journal World employees is planned for next Monday night at Woodland Park. Lineups announced include Nee, World, Teeter, Pilkington, Porter, Neeler, Rnesell, Mitchell, Domingo, Hall, Stoddard, Dow.
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Daily Gazette
Journal World
Woodland Park
Gazette
Nee World
Teeter
Pilkington
Porter
Neeler
Rnesell
Mitchell
Domingo
Hall
Stoddard
Heat Wave Arrives and Grips Kansas and Missouri
Unsettled weather continues with probable showers Thursday and lower evening temperatures. Record heat across Kansas and nearby states with highs near 100 to 109 degrees. Drought conditions persist. farmers report dried wells, scarce pasturage, and crops damaged as heat and wind deplete water and grain fields.
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Lanora
Lawrence City
Hasswell Institute Picnic Inspires Joy at Woodland Park
A Hasswell Institute student body of over 250 enjoyed an annual picnic at Woodland Park yesterday afternoon. They roamed the park by bay tracks and rid the Daisy Dozer, while shouts from Joyriders and swings filled the air. After a five thirty supper, the crowd backhanded a playful contest between their team and the Printers' team, then returned to the institute by bus around nine.
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Woodland Park
Hasswell Institute
Institute
Skell
Deserted Campus Echoes of Repair and Quiet
An old campus scene depicts Green Hall steps empty as repair work dominates the university grounds. Wagons rumble, a lone whistle echoes, and students are absent while birdsong returns to a mostly tranquil quad. Monkeys of Prof. Hunter watch from Snow Hall as peanut hulls mark a neglected courtyard.
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Births Valley
Kvean Hall
Merth
Snow
Snow Wall
Tegir Éage
Bivins Arrested on Jefferson County Warrant
W. J. Cummins of Douglas County arrested George Bivens of this city yesterday on a Jefferson County warrant. Bivens is charged with ferrying a quantity of liquor to Williamstown from Lawrence. He will be taken to Oskaloosa, the Jefferson County seat, for trial.
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W. J. Cummins
Douglas County
George Bivens
Jefferson County
Bivens
Williamstown
Lawrence
Oskaloosa
Rial
Cloudburst Hits Springfield Area In Missouri
A cloudburst struck West Plains near here this afternoon, according to a telephone message received. It is not yet known if any trees are lost and the depot appears threatened by water shortages.
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Missouri
Sprinefield
West
Plains
Senate delays parcel post reform as Burleson pledges testing
Washington July 36 Senate committee postpones action on Bryan's resolution to curb the Postmaster General power to alter parcel post rates and sizes. Postmaster General Burleson assures no changes until rates are thoroughly tested.
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Washington, D. C
Burleson
Senate Post
Ifhe
Bryan
New Beta Theta Pi House Renovation Nears Completion
The Beta Theta Pi fraternity is remodeling the old Usher house at 1415 Tennessee for fall occupancy. Work includes wiring replumbing plastering and rear first floor alterations with a new second wing and improved exterior. The cost approaches 5000 dollars and the stone barn annex is being converted for rooms while the upper floor will host University Club members.
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Usher House
Tennessee
Theta Pi
Spring Lane
University
Irv
Working Girls Rest Room Opens in Social Service Hall
The Social Service Hall opened a Working Girls Rest Room with daily hours from 4:30 to 1, inviting working girls to meet, rest, and share meals in a home-like setting. Attendants reported enthusiasm, promising improvements and broader use as word spreads, with a welcoming sitting room, water cooler, and upstairs ventilation for the girls.
Copper mine strike risks flare as troops fire shots
July 30 dispatch reports tension at a copper mine with strike leaders calling for a conference between employers and employees under Governor Abbev. Guardsmen at Calumet and Heela Shop yards faced thrown stones as sympathizers clashed. two men were arrested for threatening troops. Missouri game warden resigns. Gov Major appoints Jesse Jones to Pike County post.
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P . Abhev
Enoves
Calumet
Heela
Ind
Isle
Royale
Missour
Jefferson Ity
Jess E
Téllerton
Deny
Major
Jesse Jones
Pike County
Douglas County Presses for Better Roads and Grading
Douglas County residents push for road improvements as dragging and grading bring smoother routes. Cars report poor stretches on the Euodora to Lawrence belt while east of Endora to DeSoto shows fine highways. County attention focuses on Golden Belt routes, Baldwin and California roads, and a new grader improving rutted lanes. Statewide Good Roads day urged by Governor Major could boost effort.
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Eudora
Lawrence
Eudordynd
Endora
Johnson County
DeSoto
Kansas
Tuiss County
Baldwin
California
Grant
Ifanmere
Major
Misouri
Timely Topics in The Journal World Ads Help Readers
Mid summer prompts readers to seek rest and recreation while maximizing results with minimal effort. Advertising columns offer ready answers on what, how, when and where. The Journal-World highlights timely hints and helps from advertisers daily.
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