Governor Hodges on the Stand Reveals Denials in West Case
Testimony depicts Governor Hodges denying striking Mrs. Laela West and denying pardons. Mrs. West reportedly cried and was upset during office visit seeking clemency for Mrs. Sullivan. The proceedings reference damages and a criminal incident tied to April dates with additional testimony about pursed pardons and related actions.
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Topeka
Kandone
Hantees
Laela West
Wighila
Werner
Testi
West
Buck
Wien
Pallier Giigedine
Pis
Leon County
Gans
Hon
Phere
Free Swimming Lessons For Grade School Boys Announced
A local program offers free swimming lessons for grade school boys taught by Mr. Boliacot with a competent instructor. Participants will receive three sessions next week at the Y. A new pool filter has been installed and the facility aims to provide safe, structured lessons starting Monday.
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Boliacot
Boys go to Buffalo camp amid scattered town unrest
This fragmentary report describes a youth group trip to a camp near Marple Hill with unspecified privileges granted after a noted disruption. It mentions Lawrence Nelson, Rois Tod, Stanton Stubbs, Eben Mitchell, and Lawrence Hides as participants, and references an acquittal for Hoyt and a separate case involving Edward Heyt related to a crime and an asylum commitment.
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Marple Hill
Owery
Lawrence Nelson
Rois Tod
Sfanton Stubbs
Eben Mitchell
McCully Not Guilty in Ruled Case Amid Turmoil
A garbled report claims McCully was found not guilty while Rugley Mandune FoF Fletcher and Mendy Salina faced charges. The text references a divorce, a murder, and an involved context with Frank Dem as a proprietor. The readability is poor and names appear inconsistent.
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McCully
Rugley
Mendy
Salina
Kiulline
Jomal Betel
Frank Demis
Gad
Grand Lodge Meeting Plans For Manhattan City
The Odd Fellows Grand Lodge for Wisconsin holds committee work to arrange a major gathering in Manhattan. Plans focus on entertainment and university support, seeking a favorable response from leaders and city officials to host the event this year.
Plans for Garbage Collection in Lawrence Construction
City officials pledge a garbaged collection system to be let to lowest bidders. The mayor and commissioners aim to implement a citywide plan, finalize bidding, and establish financial arrangements after detailed work and authorizations. The district is organized, bids were received, and officials anticipate proceeding with the project pending final bids and funding.
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Lawrence
Mayer and Coumsstiners
Mayer
Chase
Dora
Wells Report Highlights University Analyses
A committee endorses examining wells in Taewerenee with expert input from the university clinical analyses department. The work aims to verify water quality and benefit local residents, with anticipated international interest and tomorrow’s review session.
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Taewerenee
Tennis Courts Planned in Central Park by Mayor
Central Park to gain tennis courts after Mayor Franses approved the plan amid a blend of city maintenance and park beautification goals. The project aims to install courts in a dedicated area, merging new facilities with existing park features to enhance recreation.
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Eupatitait
Central Park
Franses
Federal Reserve Board Appointment Nears Approval
Washington report says nominations for the Federal Reserve Board will be sent to the Senate in a few days after a conference between the president and Secretary McAdoo. Directors of the new reserve bank to be completed soon with banks fully organized and ready to begin business by August.
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Washington
US Line
Federal
Senate
McAdoo
New Reserve Bank
Lawrence High School Graduation Tonight at Bowersok Theater
One hundred four seniors of Lawrence High School will receive diplomas at the Bowersok Theater in a large ceremony. The program features a debate, readings, a story, a prophecy, and music by the orchestra and glee club.
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Bowersok Theater
Orchestra
Glee Club
Lawrence Phigh School
Bowersouk Theater
Klis
Clarke
Ieselas
Conighy
Iivoention
Maisie—High Setiuel Wrelwst
Mirrgaren Hed
START SURVEY REPORTS Different Committees Will Begin To Report
Protesser Ee Birdos directs elder work of serial Kiar ce and outlines two week reporting plan. Public updates will flow through newspapers after committee reviews, with religious, recreation and other groups to be first. A general summary is promised later in fall for exhibition.
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Willees
Students Going Home From University After Exams
Students prepare for departures as exams end. Seniors stay briefly while others take work on farms and farms or in shops. Some plan summer projects and travel, while families and friends gather before final goodbyes.
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Beery Brat
Sue Papalle
Summer Travel Notes for Lawrence Readers
Journal-World urges readers to prepare for summer in Lawrence with notes on travel plans and local happenings. Readers are advised to arrange mail and attic storage and stay informed about community events while away.
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Yen Gan
Lawrence
New York School Closing Exercises Delight Attendees
The New York school held closing exercises with recitations and dances by Miss Stone’s room and a Mother Goose production by Berhiard and Rhaehring’s class. The third grade performed an operetta titled The Enchanted Garden as well as May Day pieces. Miss Welwels led a Day in May and Miss Susie Montes presented Queen of Mary. The event featured decorations, music, and thanks to supporters, with praise for Miss BK Baile’s executive work and the coopertion of attendees.
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New York
Bal
Miss Stone
Mass Berhiard
Rhaehring
Mother Goose
Mies Jy
Baie
Etter Tea
W. Boltz
Eighty Eight Promoted From Eighth Grade to High School
Eighty eight students are promoted from the eighth grade to high school. Names listed include Ada Andrews Dorothy Christilles Cooper Lonigh Eloi Jeenie Eston and many others. The group will leave the elementary to join high school in September.
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Ighty
Erie
Selah S Phere
Bert Previends
Ada Andrews
Dorothy Chiristilles
Dosie Cooper
Lonigh Eloi
Jeenie Eston
Family Gr
Family Gr Riva Pheadens Aot
Maretree Hill
Thulys Deones
Martha Mackie
Jessie Martindale
Vlorence Nelson
Marian Qatumiin
Doris Atte Minny
Lena Phittiy
Nie Selraders
Fhuth Sreong
Merce Vttinger
Edna Watts
Menlota Wise
Vera Babb
Miahbut Bennett
Aueista Corel
Clara Crimi
Kathleen Doering
Gladys Aximakin
Grace Gaskill
Benjamin Colfman
Lalani Craven
Darwin Chiv
Alvin Rulis
Willis Geheret
Marshall Havenhill
Charles Morgan
Jack Naismith
Harley Now Arthy Olson
Willard Priestly
George Hichadson
Onis Snawiden
Flery Taylor
Arthur Walker
Vernon Wilbutts
Galen Ware
Lillian Mayers
Kansas Municipal League Seeks New Members At Convention
The Kansas Municipal League aims to boost membership among smaller towns to balance support from larger cities. The upcoming convention in October in Topeka expects over two hundred attendees as officials gather to discuss league goals and benefits. Mayor Tiv. P. Al Hulis returns to office after a brief illness confinement.
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Kansas
Holaeuk
League of
Nansas
Cangrenee
Army worm outbreak feared across county wheat fields
Prof Hutter reports army worm infestation from all parts of the county threatening wheat yields. Farmers are urged to check and kill the caterpillars now before they multiply, with poison bait formulas provided and instructions for deploying bait to protect green crops.
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Hutter
Hunter
Professen Fonster
Atv
Hinter
Serape
Count Will Be Known Early At School Vote
The ver y on the school cam p s is being taken today with voting expected to continue into the afternoon. Most ballots will be cast in the afternoon and delays are noted. results should be known shortly after. Only one proposition on the adler is expected to pass, with clerks handling the coin.
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Pamcs Ps
Qoen
Otho
Public Ownership Urged In Railways By W R L Stubbs
Saturday Evening Post prints an expanded piece by former Kansas governor W R L Stubbs arguing for government ownership of waterways and rail transport. The article asserts exhaustive inquiry into transportation issues reshaping views on railroads, governance, and federal relations, illustrated with images of major terminals and modern transit methods.
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Saturday Evening Post
Raalton
W. RL Stubs
Kansas
Ars
Stubbs
Railraads
Soverningnis
United States
Ivand Central Terminal
New York
Change in Route for Rural Route No. 5 to Lake View
The postmaster announces that after June 15 Rural Route No. 3 will be changed and will take over. The Lake View post office is expected to be discontinued. An unrelated sentence notes that an ideal husband and wife are seldom married to each other.
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Lake View
Wells Nearing Completion At Local Water Works
Two wells drilled by the Water Company are close to readiness as casings are placed. Pumping engines operate, boosting supply amid rising summer usage. Union Pacific and Sagin be repairing water main lines. water restrictions loom if shortages persist.
Mission of U S to Serve the World at Annapolis
President Wilson told the Annapolis naval academy graduates that the United States mission is service to the world not aggrandizement. He prayed that the boys may not have to fight again, stressing the duty to lead in peace and reflect American influence abroad.
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Wilson
Naval Academy
United States
Annapolis
Cotol
Atedhe Nomial Academy
Amy Mare
Is Tampico an open port for shipment of arms
Washington reports concern over shipments of arms to Constitutionalists via Tampico. The state of Tampico remains a blocked or bannon port despite several ships proceeding toward it with weapons, keeping the situation central to the Tirvan sect’s discussions and policy references.
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Washington
Une
Armas
Phos
Traapico
Tirvan
Bannon Port
King George and the Cool Ship Disaster Summary
Mary Bloomfield, daughter of Linly Sarah Bloomteht, widow of Sig Arie Jy, witnessed the accident aboard the Ampress of Trelansd. King George remained calm as danger unfolded while passengers feared and hours stretched before rescue. The wind subsided after the ship struck, possibly limiting casualties.
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Mary Bloomfield
Linly
Sarah Hor Bloomteht
Sig Arie
Panton
Bartlit
Trelansd
Stramer
Contractors Paid and Bills Approved With Large Contractor Payouts
The report notes payments to contractors totaling over twenty five thousand dollars and confirms all contractors have been paid. Civ clerk Frank Brooks is cited for completing the drawing of city plans. A French aviator tragedy in Dijon is reported with casualties and burned bodies described.
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Civ
Frank Brooks
Ile
Registrar Foster Dewies Report Denies Overdraft Rumors
Registrar Geo O Foster dismissed claims that university finances were in disarray or that staff would be enlarged next year. He said overdrafts were charged to department members and no new hires or fund expansions were approved, while notes about student lab funds were misinterpreted.
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Geo. O. Foster
Mr. Ter
Jean Sto
Exports and imports shift in Washington commerce report
A Commerce Department summary shows exports down by over 100 million while imports rise by around 27 million in the year, with foodstuffs manufacturing edging imports up by about 1.8 million and exports lower by similar margins. The note also mentions foodstuffs in trade and live animals with minor import increases and export decreases. A stray sentence about a girl and a spinster appears as fragment.
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Washington
Fame
Department of Commerce
Everybody's Wearing 5M in the Advertised Market
A fragment discusses consumer fashion and advertising trends with references to brands and price concerns. It notes that many makers produce varied quality items and that dealers periodically showcase specific brands to attract buyers while protecting pocketbooks.
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Governor Hodges
Buffalo
Pive Lawrenes
Maple Hill
Hoyt
Kraese Pantswerth
Edward Heyt
Lawrence Lodge No! 4
Landge
Wis
Staley
Leanatrd
Renee
Hutchinson
Asu
Atondane
Manhattany
Ouraher
Lawrencu
Manhattan
Ghudos Corel
M Hirsh
Alwattal
Cady Anderson
Dsabelle Wallace
Thorns Redine
Ty Ingiers
Powell
Hubert Abbach
Atlee Clus
Robert Lindsay
Erciaddaughter
Roberta
Eft Tarkis
Poser
Cole
Journal-World
Fighth
Tiv. P. AL Hulis
Professor. Hunter
Plac
Union Paeitie
ySanin
Tampico
King George
Dijon
France
Ides, Sr
Sauer
Toni
Foster Dewies
University
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