Preventing Strike Negotiations Face Slim Window
A. P. report notes two days remain to avert a strike as negotiations resume with Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin. Leaders from both sides express gloom over prospects, with railway unions pledging support and the trade union congress ready to aid during possible disruption to services.
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Stanley’ Baldwin
Cook
Ning Association of Great
Fese An Ag
Tna Mera
Trade Union Congress
Curious Explosion Injures Railroad Worker at Gas Test Well
John Buchman a railroad section hand lit a match near an abandoned gas test well near Jones, sparking an explosion that burned his face hands and eyes and required hospital treatment. Doctors doubt full recovery as reports detail embedded shale and facial burns amid the Texas foot and mouth disease outbreak near Houston, with livestock sanitary officials responding.
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Kan
Boas
John’ Buchman
Jones de Avhéen
Buchman
Texas
Houston
Housate
J. Jarrell
Burial Tomorrow as Bryan Laid in State in Washington
The body of William Jennings Bryan, who died Sunday in Tennessee, lies in state at New York Avenue Presbyterian Church in Washington. A simple service will precede burial at Arlington with military honors. a guard of honor from Spanish War days and dignitaries, including Senator Ashurst, attend the wake. Secretary Kellogg announced government buildings would fly flags at half mast.
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Associated Press
William Jennings Bryan
National Capital
Tennessee
New York Avenue
Presbyterian Church
Arlington
New York
Volunters
Arlington Cemetery
Hwilk
Ashurst
Arizona
Sizco
Bryan
Charles W. Bryant
Nebraska
Ruth Bryan Qweh
Kellogg
State Department
Temperature Set To Drop Tonight In Topeka
Topeka July 30 action reports cooler weather with forecaster S. D. Flora noting temperatures will fall further tonight. Readings from Lookout station show 57 degrees this morning and 62 at other times as October patterns hint at colder spell.
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Topeke
Kansas
S. D. Flora
Tornado Ravages Lola Area Near Dodge City Kansas
Severe wind hail and heavy rain caused extensive damage near Dodge City and Lola Kansas. A farmer John Grizzle 58 died when blown from a hay rack. Ramsay department store roof blown off and rainfall flooded floors. Two motor cars collided in the rain. Lightning killed twelve horses and mules on a farm northwest of Dodge City. First game score fragment shows disrupted play amid downstream flood effects.
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Lola
Grizzi
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Here
Fort Dodge
Minneapolis
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Francis
Ringmith
Schaack
Buckeye and Myatt in wild road crash report
A Kansas City pair, Buster Bennett and Adam Haas, and a Herington group were in a wreck west of Law rence when a car turned over several times after wheels ran off the highway. Haas escaped with minor scratches while Bennett suffered a scalp wound and possible rib injury to a young boy passenger. The injured boy was taken to the Tones hospital in Lawrence for treatment.
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Herington
Buster’ Bennett
Kansas City
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Detroit
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Chicago
Washington
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Gregg
Ruel
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Maloney
Lawrence
Tones
Rain and crop relief from heavy overnight showers
Across Kansas reports show heavy rains boosting corn and pasture conditions. Ft Scott and Parsons recorded 1.50 inches and 1.31 inches respectively, with Pittsburg at 1.04 inches the heaviest in July. The moisture aids fall plowing and county crops in Labette, Crawford, and Cherokee counties. In Concordia Kansas Gus Boles waived prelim hearing and faces district court on assault charges linked to the October life attempt on Mrs. Charles B. Devis, with bond at 10000 dollars. The Knights of Pythias Kansas convention closes in Leavenworth Coffeyville chosen as host for the next gathering, and Dr S S H Thompson re-elected grand chancellor for the twelfth consecutive time.
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Partons
Labette County
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Cherokee
Boles
Concordia
Kansas
Associated Press
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Kansas City
Justice Court
District Court
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Davies
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Knights of Pythias
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Baseball scores and home runs from today’s games
Boston and Pittsburgh played a low scoring tilt with Burris delivering a first inning homer. New York plated runs late against Chicago, Gowdy homered off Hartnett in the sixth. Philadelphia, Cincinnati, and Brooklyn also posted tallies in rough mixed results across the league.
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Pittsburgh
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Gibson
Aldridge
Sheehan
Smith
Burris
New York
Chicago
Scott
Goway
Alexander
Jones
Hartnett
Gowdy
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Mitchell
Knight
Wilson
Rixby
Hargrave
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Hubbell and Taylor
Reinhardt
O’farrel
Yankees in Winning Streak Boosts New York Bid
The New York Yankees defeated St Louis 9 to 2 to win three straight games, the first time this season they achieved such a streak after previously dropping two in a row. Hoyt outpitched Gaston as New York extended its winning run.
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New York
Associated Press
St. Louis
Yanks
A. P
St. Louis Browns
Hoyt
Gaston
Seismograph records minor Kansas tremors
The University of Kansas seismograph logged a low intensity quake start at 6 09 20 and run three minutes ten seconds. Observers noted east west maximum intensity and a center bias west of Lawrence with no reported injuries.
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University of Kansas
C. J. Posey
Montana
Lawrence
Pelzel Barn Fire Wipes Out 30 Tons Hay Near City
A barn belonging to William Pelzel at 307 West Twenty-Third Street burned last night around 9:15. Firefighters found a roof rising in flames and could not save the structure, which stood just outside city limits. About thirty tons of hay were destroyed. cause undetermined, with spontaneous combustion suspected after fresh clover stored there. The building was insured for 700 dollars.
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William Pelz
West Twenty-Third Street
Ninth annual emancipation picnic at Woodland Park
The Douglas County colored community plans a two day emancipation celebration at Woodland Park with Nicholas Allen directing, featuring speeches by Congressman Little and Prof Jeff King, a Topeka versus Leavenworth Go Devils baseball game, dancing, and multiple concerts. Attendees from Kansas City Kansas Leavenworth and Topeka expected. Miss Dorothy Ewing to sing.
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Nedded
Woodland Park
Nicholas Allen
Congressman Little
Topeka
Leavenworth Go-Devils
Jeff King
Kansas City
Dorothy. Ewing
Lawrence
Kans
Leavenworth
Studebaker Touring Car Wreck Near Lawrence Killing Two Dogs
R. C. Foland of Noblesville Indiana narrowly escaped injury after a Studebaker touring car smashed into a culvert west of Lawrence on the Fort-to-Fort highway yesterday afternoon. Two greyhound dogs in a box on the running board were killed. Foland’s five traveling children were bruised but not seriously hurt. Mrs. S. May aided the party by offering to take two children to town, but Foland misplaced her address and recovered it only late last night after seeking police help. The car suffered extensive damage to the frame and radiator. Foland plans repairs and to resume his journey home once the car is ready.
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Noblesville
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Lawrence
Fort-To-Fort
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Kingfisher, Okiz
Merchants to Meet on Plans for Fall Style Show
Members of the Merchants' Association are called to a 7:30 PM meeting at the Chamber of Commerce to organize the annual fall style show and window unveiling. Topics include date finalization and ideas for extra features to enhance this year's event.
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Merchants’ Association
Chamber of Commerce
Former Sheriff in Raid at Leavenworth
Former Atchison county sheriff Ed McCullough and Leavenworth officer Gregory Viex were found in a house raided yesterday by Leavenworth police Chief William OWe and Detective Bud Penning. They were seen at 37 Lawrence Avenue in front of Paul Jaser’s home. A separate item notes Pearl Taylor, 16, died from injuries after a car crash near Ft. Scott on July 5. four others injured and recovering. Merchants Bureau holds a special meeting at 7:30 pm at the Chamber of Commerce.
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Ed McCullough
Atchison County
Gregory Viex
William Owe
Bud Penning
Rowe
Penning
Lawrence Avenues
McCullough
Paul Jaser
Lawrence Avenue
Ries
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Kan
Pezrl Eylor
Bridge
West Seventh Street Resurfacing Questioned
City officials report no petitions yet for resurfacing West Seventh Street from Massachusetts to the fort, though residents agree the arterial road needs work. Two methods exist: a majority property owner petition with cost liability, or a city vote on funding as a municipal improvement.
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Eleventh Streets
Seventh Street
Massachusetts
Fort-To-Fort
City Hall
West Seventh Street
Seventh
Forecasting business needs specialized statistical data
Dean F. TL Stockton of the University of the Business School addressed the Kiwanis club on Wiedemann’s, stressing the need for targeted forecasts in specific industries. He argued for reliable six to twelve month forecasts to guide businessmen, noting that specialized statistics should become available within a few years.
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Stockton
School of Business
Kiwani c Club
Wiedemann’s
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