Committee Works on Contest Cases At Republican Convention
The Republican National Committee seated unpledged Louisiana delegates led by Emile Kuntsé and dismissed the contest by the Wool group in New Orleans. Florida and Georgia cases continued as the panel pushed to speed action on other state contests.
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Chicago
Johnson
Minnesota
California
Schall
Minneapolis
M. Mithun
Buffalo
Minn
Pitas
Miss.ohn
Boyer
John Albus
Seabul
Louisiana
Emile Kuntsé
Now Ore Jeans
Heeb
Victor Loisel
New Orleans
Florida
Georgia
H. L. Andersen
Jackonville
Wood
Lawden
Womans Suffragists
National Committee
Senator Johnson
Harding
General Wood
Fort Sheridan
Gov
Fannden
Robber Tries Change Request. Struck Storekeeper in Lawrence
An attempted robbery at Walter M. Story second hand store on East Suh Street in Lawrence failed after the owner, Story, was struck on the forehead when a man in black converged for change for a ten dollar bill. Story fought back, hitting the robber, who fled empty handed after the failed ploy.
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Frebbery
Lawrence
Walter M. Story
LY East Suh Street
Cnet
James Manroe
Story
Sofia Enr
Sofia
Serge Thine
Stole Baby Prom CMU Norvidtawens Poo Fame
A baby was abducted during a city event and later found safe after the alarm. Police traced the kidnapping to suspects as the second ceremony proceeded. The child’s parents were alerted when the infant was recovered nearby.
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Norvidtawens
Glakely
Sioury Netoye
Ainik
Aristian Church Plans Movie Program for Sunday School Work
The Aristian Church members voted to move a picture machine into church work and use it to illustrate Sunday school lessons. Rev Ree Serey may travel to Kansas City to explore the proposition while the group prepares posters and enlists the local choir for a circular advocating the plan.
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Christian Churen
Jurehiec
Ree Serey
Kansas City
Moneerestian
Chri
Werlers
Twe Christan
Tian Downing
John
Seatch
Lawrence Chamber Plans Largest Second Run Tour
The Lawrence Chamber of Commerce outlines a plan for a tour described as the biggest ever. Beginning at 8 50 o clock, at least twenty will ride with the party, visiting several communities. One hundred fifty dinners will be arranged for the travelers with arrangements for refreshments at each stop.
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Prom Chamber of Commerce
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Clommier
McKeen
Vunner
Passage on constitutional amendment and suffrage debate
Fragmented report discusses a proposed amendment and women suffrage, noting vote alignment and statements by lawmakers. It references committees, political figures, and the constitutional framework influencing the amendment's fate. The text, though garbled, implies ongoing legislative consideration and public interest.
Explosion Traps Miners at Coal Plant Near Ontario
A mining disaster occurred when an explosion trapped and killed several workers at a coal mine operated by G Col Company near Ontario. Crews resumed efforts after the blast, but the chamber debris and searing earth prevented escape for many laborers who were already deep underground.
Kansas Forecast Sees Warmth in West Tonight
Weather update notes partly cloudy conditions across Kansas with warmer temperatures in the western portion. Forecast covers the latest readings from 7 p.m. yesterday to 2 p.m. today, showing maximum yesterday and minimum today alongside rainfall measurements.
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Kansas
Cotton Crop Dims as Agriculture Dept Reports Low Yield
The May 25 report from the Department of Agriculture notes the poorest cotton yield in 50 years. Overall acreage and production figures are down across several counties, with counties reporting reduced plantings and lower per acre output.
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Washington
Mony
Qaimounvel
Sbabbooo Acres
Federal Wheat Standards Decision Reported by Hearings
Washington June 2 news item notes discussions on federal wheat standards with Hearings in the central northwest. Meredith in an opinion addresses existing grades for hard red spring and durum wheats. Advocates urge change to raise farmer returns while supporters say producers could gain higher payments.
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Washington
Sveretwy
Meredith
Central
Northwest
Darrin
Preforestial Rates to De Janeiro Contracted by Decree
The document notes rates tied to Preforestial imports as pressed by Micron Mh decree, affecting categories such as wheat flour, watches, ink, typewriters, and school furniture with a seven percent levy. It lists origins including United os, Poilav, and near ninee Hiaen Imports, warning of port congestion and midhoy article impacts.
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de Janeiro
United Os
Reynolds Neb City Clerk Faces Alleged Loan Record
Fragmentary OCR text suggests Reynolds Nebraska officialdom involving a city clerk and a stock commission merchant. Readable items mention a loan, a tax, and street dealings, with unclear names and dates.
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Owl
Dane
Reynolds
Southside Hive Stock Commission
Teta
Hunter
Reynald
Totter
Track captain to be elected at banquet
The athletic department announces the track captain will be elected at the upcoming banquet. In Topeka Wood, two men died after consuming a weed-containing drink. Nant G. Sanders of North Topeka and another man were reported dead today. A county meeting is set for tomorrow night in the Chamber of Commerce rooms at 8 o'clock.
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Uae
Tehoek
Chas Merning
Topeka Wood
Nant G. Sanders
Tuday
CPA
Chamber of Commerce
Marriage License Issued to Clyde W Ford de Allee de Conrad
Clyde W. Ford de Allee de Conrad of Tonganoxie was granted a marriage license yesterday by probate judge C. B. Lindley. Doctors Welch and Welch assisted.
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Clyde W. Ford de Allee de Conrad
Tonganoxie
C. EB. Lindley
Doard Praises Dean Templin for Merits of Work
The Board commends Dean Permplin for handling complex duties amid difficult conditions. His service to the university and students is acknowledged by colleagues who value his steady leadership during a period of exceptional effort and transition.
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Peon Perm
Dean Perm Plin
Palmer campaign faces charge of liquor interests push
Philadelphia witness Eugene Bonniwell told a state investigating committee that Palmer’s campaign for attorney general used an open appeal to saloon and bonded house interests. He said breweries and saloons operated freely as the McAdoo bid faded, with doors to dance halls wide open and liquor tied to the presidential primary in Pennsylvania.
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Palmer
Pennin
Tate
Eugene Bonniwell
Philadelphia
Bonniwell
McAdan
Peonsy
Me Aiie
McAdloe
Vensylvania
Kense Cornelius Darrin
Runn
Teagan
Casey
Pratner
the Cusack
Tiller
Andeesy Breslin
Senater
Palmer Denies Prohibition Sins Charge in Campaign
Washington reports Attorney General Palmer, a Democratic presiden tial hopeful, asked a senate committee for time to answer ER C Bonniwell of Philadelphia who alleged violations of Prohibition during the Pennsylvania phase of the Palmer campaign. Bonniwell claimed the witness spoke broadly, prompting Palmer to request a brief reply.
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Washington
Palmer
Senate Committee
ER. C. Bonniwell
Philadelphia
Pennslvania
More Speakers to Represent Alumni at Drive
The Million Dollar Loyalty Drive announced changes to the alumni meeting plan with no delays anticipated. EL Morte Sorith of Kansas City will detail the drive and its expansion for university life, while Prof Harr will discuss the student cadence at the University of Michigan.
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Bay
Ayres Thompson
Deeneration
Milan
Themyon
Yeuker
EL Morte Sorith
Kanas City
Snow
University of
Profesor Harr Will' Dso
Caden Buddine
University of Mich
Wether Apegkey
Police Court Costs Cut Amid City Revisions
A garbled 19th century police court notice outlines revised costs and penalties. Parts indicate an ordinance lowering fees and reorganizing proceedings while relating to debt claims and testimony. The text references witnesses, clerks, and city officials enforcing changes at the court.
Unclear OCR Repair Aims to Describe Night Session
Fragmentary OCR text references a night session, merchant agreement, and payment terms. Key details about people, dates, places, or outcomes are unreadable, making it difficult to extract concrete facts or identify entities.
Racing card urged for Douglas County fair by Lawrence chamber
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce members heard from visiting Alexander Freeman that a strong racing card could draw crowds from Kansas City after the fort to fort highway project. Chris Shaake’s fair board urged funding from local merchants, while talk on repairing Hind Street and debate over the county fair’s men’s and women’s departments highlighted the meeting. John Brodie entertained with Scottish songs as “Harry Lander” of the ALR. F. noted Hiawatha June 14 by Haskell students.
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Lawrence
Douglas County
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Chris Shaake
Fair Association Board of Directors
Chamber of Commerce
H. B. Ober
The
Fair Association
W. C. Simons
Freeman Alexander
Kansas City
Fort
Hind Street
North
Yeas
Bert Ober
Ober
X. Kennedy
Trend Roads Committee
Hiawatha
Haskell
Bowersovk
Pears
John Brodie
Harry Lander
ALR. F
Deed Cancellation Sues Over Ada McQueen Estate
Lala Ek Hawkins filed in district court to cancel a warranty deed tied to Ada McQueen. Hawkins and her husband claim they signed under false pretenses after Mrs. McQueen’s death and seek division of the estate by law.
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New York
Robert Peel
Sir Robert Peel
England
America
Finland
Lala EK. Hawkins
C. McQueen
M Hawkins
Delares
Ada McQueen
Hawkins
Parade Stopped by Rain Drums Concert in Denver
Rain halted a parade by the Denver Drum Corps and a realty party. the drum corps held a concert at Union Pacific Station while party members toured the city by auto, with visits to the university and Haskell Institute. Chaplain Edwards’s book will be rented in Germany soon. A copy was sent to Capt Mundy in occupied Germany. Washington moves to probe Bergdoll escape with House Rules Committee favoring the resolution. See 133 Agency for insurance.
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E. A. Edwards
Doniphan
Verdun
Germany
Mundy
140Th Infantry
Bergdoll
Washington
Grover Cleveland
Philadelphia
House Rules Committee
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