Night Sessions Pushed On Tariff Measure Debates
Senate nears night sessions to pass the tariff measure with daily hours from 10:30 a.m. to 11 p.m. Cummins proposes a 2 percent tax on incomes over 5000 and a rebate to corporate stockholders to avoid double taxation. The cotton schedule faces clash as Aldrich defends specific rates to curb rate reductions. Berlin reports US senators accuse Germany of influencing tariff talks with wage data, sparking a diplomatic note likely to reach the Reichstag.
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Washington
Senate
Aldrich
Levin
Culbernon
Cummins
Dolliver
United States
American ideas lead in Oriental rug design trade
Chicago reports that American supply of patterns and trained designers now dominates oriental rug design. Large importers hire regular designers in Chicago to craft Persian and Indian rug patterns, with Chicago's art schools offering formal training. Designs travel east for weaving, then return to the Windy City, while demand grows for competent designers amid Asia’s rug-market changes.
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Chicago
America
Orient
Chicago Deaser
Asia
Art Institution of Chicago
Asia Minor
Khorrisan
Windy City
Altnough
Art Institute
Lawrence Urges Crimson Blue Decor for Commencement Week
A Lawrence civic effort plans elaborate decorations for University of Kansas commencement week. Mass Street will show crimson and blue festoons with store windows and depots dressed in colors. Private homes will display pennants and colors to welcome visitors and celebrate KU alumni reunions. X. E. Prosseh and other leaders drive the campaign.
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Lawrence
K. U
Mass
X. E. Protseh
Arraignment at U S Supreme Court on 1905 Johnson lynching
Six men stood before the United States Supreme Court in Washington D C for arraignment on contempt charges tied to the 1905 lynching of Ed Johnson in Chattanooga Tennessee. The defendants included former Sheriff Joseph F Shipp and jailer Jeremiah Gibson with Luther Williams Nick Nolan Henry Padgett and William Mayse.
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Washington
Washington, D.C
Supreme Court of the
United States
Joseph F. Shipp
Hamilton County
Tennessee
Jeremiah Gibson
Luther Willams
Nick Nolan
Henry Padgett
William Mayse
Social Notes and Weddings in Wichita Society
Wichita society reflects a busy social week with Chi Omega guests on a tally-ho ride to the lake, gatherings at Lake View club house and Buermann's, and a string of engagements and weddings. A notable romance traces Mr. Rummell and Miss Warren from Tonkawa to Grand Rapids with early school and university ties, while local clubs and fraternities plan farewells and missionary meetings as June nuptials loom.
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Wichita
Charles M. Kummel
Katherine Warren
Tonkawa, Ok
Grand Rapids
Mich
South Ionia Street
Rummell
Mr. Rummell
Miss Warren
Mr. Rummel
Sir. Rummell
Wichita High School
Kansas University
K. U
Wichita Beacon
Taft Opens Seattle Exposition With Signal
President Taft pressed the telegraph key at 3 PM in the White House, launching the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition. The city of Seattle rejoiced as fountains, bands, and fleets were set in motion, marking four years of effort toward the grand event.
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Seattle
Taft
White House
New York
Robert Guggenheim
McClellan
President Taft
Washington
Fight at Airdome Ends With Unknown Aggressor
A masked brawl near the Airdome drew a crowd as two men fought until bystanders separated them. One man, unnamed, suffered bleeding wounds to the face and says another man bit him. The other fighter escaped unhurt. police were summoned but arrived after the fracas ended.
New Officers Installed as City Police Regime Opens
At six oclock this morning the new police regime was installed at police headquarters. Syd Herd assumes chief’s duties succeeding S Ho Carman, with C T K Prentice, Lawrence Lewis, C H Dougherty, Amiel Thomas, and E Wickershaw appointed. Retiring officers Louis Bowers and C James leave the force. Mayor Sam Bishop urges strict enforcement and announces all news will come from Marshal Field.
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Syd Herd
Jmurshal
S. Ho Carmeun
Herd
Lawrence
C. T. K. Prentice
Charlie
Lawrgan Lewis
C. H. Dougherty
Amiel Thomas
E. Wickershaw
Louis Bowers
C. James
Sam Bishop
Marshal Field
Doctor Accused of Wife Death On Verge of Breakdown
Dr Haldane Cleminson a wealthy young physician in Chicago is under arrest in connection with his wife's death. He says burglars chloroformed her and he refused water claiming he would not be tricked into talking. Mrs Cleminson was found dead in bed by her husband who says she died of the same cause after he recovered from the chloroform. In other news Haddock wins track captaincy over Cupid Hadock and Army balloon No 1 is damaged after striking a telephone pole in Omaha delaying repairs two weeks.
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Lawrence
John Smith
Chicago
Haldane Cleminson
Markets by Wire Grains and Provisions Kansas City June 1
Wheat receipts 33 cars with July at 1.10 1/2, Sept 1.0334, Dec 1.02. Cash prices No 2 hard 1.41, No 2 red 1.46 to 1.56. Corn July 0.70, Sept 0.6544, Dec 0.53 3/4. No 2 mixed 0.71-0.72, No 2 white 0.72-0.74. Rye 0.82-0.85. Hay high quality Timothy 13.00, Prairie 12.00-12.25. Butter creamer 2.34-2.40. Eggs 0.22. For sale a large strong work mare, stone blind, inquire 201 Maine street, Geo J Barker. Livestock receipts: cattle 10,000 native steers 5.20-6.90, cows and heifers 2.60-4.25, stockers and feeders 3.25-3.75, calves 0.
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Kansas City
Butter—Creamery
Maine Street
Geo. J. Barker
Chicago
Lowery
Dee
Seaie
Usais
Weais c
Dunkards Adjourn At National Convention Meeting Place Chosen
The Dunkard national convention will adjourn today after late afternoon sessions. Committees were appointed yesterday to handle convention business and report on it. The site for next year’s meeting was selected late this afternoon.
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The
Dunkards
Waa
Death of Former Lawrence Girl
News follows the death of Mrs. Charles Finke in Long Beach California and notes her burial plans in Lawrence. The obituary highlights her popularity and local connections in Lawrence, with details of her employment and social circle.
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Lawrence
Panama Canal Libel Trial Opens in Indianapolis
In Indianapolis on June 1 Delavan Smith and Charles R Williams owners of the Indianapolis News faced criminal libel charges over articles alleging Panama Canal corruption. The U S government sought to move the case to the District of Columbia while defense argued the indictment was defective and removal to another district was improper.
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U. S
Indianapolis
Ind
Panama Canal
United States
Delavan Smith
Charles R. Williams
Indianapolis News
District of Columbia
Stuart McNamara
Anderson
Smith and
Wiliams
Ferdinand Winter
Dalal States
Purely Personal Trades and Visits Across Town
Ee heeeeeeee Hoy Cox from Bald win was here today. Miss Mary Eberhart visits Baldwin while George Davis of Kansas City drops in. Dr. Ernest Robinson and Mrs. J. L. Mossler also in from Kansas City. Various residents travel to Kansas City, Denver, Excelsior Springs, and California for visits and summer plans.
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Baldwin
Mary Eberhart
George Davis
Kansas City
J. L. Mossler
Ernest Robinson
Lulu Sherman
Nansas City
Minnie Barteaux
Denver
Ahe
Leah Bissell
Columbia
Hvre
Margaret Bissell
Earl Reynolds
Newton
Johe
Winifred Goodman
J. J. Hutchinson
Wm. Watts
Dulin S. Cayton
Leavenworth
Kan
W. H. Cayton
Bertha
Katherine Petler
Clara Eberhart
Belle Vickera
A. R. Kenmeidy
Harry Williams
Portsmouth
Ohio
A. M. Hargis
Lucy
Excelsior Springs
G. C. Sands
Lawrence
Oklahoma
Edwards
Bessie Beam
Hose Gill
Coffeyville
A. W. Berger
Aus
EB. Parel
W. IL
A. B. Cayton
Ust Penn Street
Whitsed Luming
Earl Strickland
Ffor
A. Munroe
New Yet City
Anneting
Orient Road
Bessie
Eva Anderson
Scranton Park
Col
Jeanette Wheeler
Dtichard
Helen
Janet Wag
California
Is F. Bradley
Kansas
Ruth
Franklin
Myers
West Cottage
Indiana Street
F. W. Blackmar
Nortonville
Martin Investment Co ad seeks buyers for vacant lots and farm acreage
Real estate pitch lists properties near Driving Park including acres of alfalfa wheat and corn, a 28 by 23 house, a 25 by 30 barn, a good well and cistern, with a price of 2500. The firm offers fire and tornado insurance and invites calls to 718 Mass St. Also advertises Tuesday night film at Air Dome Mistaken Identity with a cast list and a three act play synopsis set in Mona Mansions Flat No 191.
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Martin Investment Co
AIR Dome
John Smith
G. G. Wright
Lester_Caneo
Dick Desmond
Wm. Baskett
Duncan Sexi
Kenneth Ellis
Duffel
Chris Nelson
Mabel
Thergen Martin
Nora
Elma Cornell Hall
Miss Fotheringay
Blanche Edwards
Ponting
Dorothy Devere
Mr. Smith
Mona Mansions
Chanute Sun Sold to Fort Scott Pair
Chanute Kansas June 1 The Chanute Daily Sun a thirteen year old paper established by Frederick P Cone and published by him since, was sold today to A R Blakely and Frederick W Brinkerhoff of Fort Scott Kansas Cone after twenty one years in newspapers will devote his time to other enterprises
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Chanute, Kans
Chanute Daily Sun
Frederick P. Cone
A. R. Blakeley
Frederick. W. Brinkerhoff
Fort Scott
Kansas
Cone
Zeppelin Postpones Flight Invitation
Berlin dated June 1 Count Zeppelin telegrams the Reichstag saying he regrets delaying inviting members to ascend in his new airship as complete restoration of damaged parts will take six weeks Carl W Stark of Kansas City MO and Emma C Rappard of Worden Kansas were granted a marriage license Nelson Piper sues Barteldes Seed Co for 2300 claiming he fell from the elevator due to company negligence Also an advertisement notes Boughton’s post cards at 1025 Maas Bt
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Berlin
Count Zeppelin
Reichstag
Carl W. Stark
Kansas City, Mo
Emma C. Rappard
Worden
Kansas
Nelson Piper
Barteldes- Seed Co
Piper
Kansas Colorado road construction party to inspect route
A Kansas-Colorado Construction Company delegation headed by D. D. Bowersock travels from Ottawa to Pueblo and then Lin City to study the road being built in Colorado and planned to extend east to Kansas City. The party will be away through the end of the week, visiting details of the project with Lawrence investors prominent.
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Kansas-Colorado
Pueblo
Col
J. D. Bowersick
J. E. Stubbs
A S Henley
W. W. Coekins
Der
A. Paris
C. EF. Sutton
Lawrence
A. T .Tupper
W. S. Fallis
Ottawa
J. J .Wort
Witfield
Colorado
Kansas City
D. D. Bowersock
Nite Jury Convicts In Landmark Garden City Case
After fifty three hours of deliberation the jury found Samuel Nite guilty of manslaughter in the third degree with a clemency recommendation. The university student killed his father under provocation to save his sisters. Six months in jail likely, subject to possible parole by Judge William H. Thompson. The trial was among the most sensational in the district.
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Garden City
Kano
Samuel Nite
F. S. Woods
William H. Thompson
Memorial Day Exercises Hold Large Crowd at Opera House
Memorial day exercises were held yesterday afternoon at the Opera House. Chancellor Strong delivered an excellent address before a large crowd, the event noted as among the best ever held in the city.
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Opera House
Strong
Rules for Pure Food Law Drafted by Topeka Panel
In Topeka on June 1 three feud and frog analysts led by Dr. S J Crumbine and John Kleinhans prepared rules and regulations for the new pure food and drug laws. They plan to submit the amendments to the state board of health for approval this afternoon. The group included professors Sailuy Sayre and J B Sayre from the State University and Willard from the State Agricultural Rural College. The provisions become effective only after the board adopts the rules, a task they say is larger than expected. The first session of the annual board of health began this afternoon, moved up to June to accelerate enforcement.
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State University Sud
J.T. Willard
State Board of Health
Anitial Board of Health
Dr. Crumbine
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