British Lists German Losses After Jutland Battle
British admiralty reports detail losses at the Jutland engagement with two German battleships sunk, multiple battle cruisers and destroyers damaged, and German survivors describing heavy casualties. Reports also note Russian advances on the front and a manslaughter plea in Kansas City.
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London
Associated Press
Juthind
Dlesty 3
Wodies Asvore
Juilanit
Gorman
Weisbuelen
Copenhagen
Jutland
Litzow
Lawrence couples obtain marriage licenses in Saturday ceremony
Myra Harrell of Lawrence and Irem Tedre Lint, and Jude GG Rupe of Kansas City with Laura Lefford of Lawrence, received marriage licenses Saturday afternoon. Both couples were married by a judge.
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Jude GG. Rupe
Kansas City
Laura, Lefford
Lawrence
Myra Harrell
Tedre Lintlox
Supreme Court narrows opium possession case in Washington
The Supreme Court interprets federal drug law restricting opium possession to dealers, ruling the Harrison case targets unlawful possession. In Mississippi river disputes, the court allows levee construction against owners seeking a government injunction. German offensives persist with renewed violence on the Verdun front east of the Meuse.
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Berlin
Verdun
Washington
June
Supreme
Court Today
Washington, D. C
Mississippi
Supreme Court
Paris
Meuse
Interurban Resumes Work on Concrete Bridge Spans
Construction on a concrete bridge resumes on the Kansas River with iron spans laid by the Missouri Valley Bridge and Irons Co and interurban crews. Fire and crane activity restart after an injunction dispute, as chief engineer O K Williamson oversees progress toward completion in about twenty to thirty days, pending no new legal action.
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Missouri Valley Bridge and Irons Company
Kansas River
Missouri Valley Company
O. K. Wiliamson
Interurban
Mgr
Rey Filkin
Benner Springs
Churches Unite for Summer Airdome Meetings in Lawrence
Ministers from the Lawrence Ministerial Alliance plan weekly summer services at the airdome starting June 25 and ending in September. Rev E L Stanfer leads music, Rev H W Hargett chairs the program committee, and a Sunday Observance Day is set for June 24 to address issues of Sunday business restrictions.
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Mentee Lagat
Lawrence
Airdome
Ministerial Alliance
Imade
Ate
Ainebcine
H. W. Hargett
Maude
Ain
Barba Aims to Move Kansas City Club Meeting
A misread line suggests C Barba hopes to bring Kansas City members to Lew Jones for next year’s annual meeting. He proposes substituting a general literary program for the usual banquet to allow public attendance. Yesterday’s gathering was a nonregular monthly session focused on debating and public speaking.
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C. Barba
Kansas City
Lew Jones
Barba
Memorial Services for Royal Neighbors at Clinton
Memorial services were held at Clinton Presbyterian Church Sunday afternoon for the Royal Neighbors of the Modern Woodmen. The memorial sermon was delivered by a Civil War veteran who spoke on the war and its memories. Attendees included Mrs. Maude Bryant Mrs. Margaret Gardner and Mr. M C Karne with the band providing music.
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Presbyterian Church
Clinton
Maude. Bryant
Margaret Ethel’ Gardner
M.C. Karne
Rainfall and flood damage hit Winfield and Arkansas City
A severe June storm dropped 1 inch of rain in a few hours at Arkans City and six inches at Winfield Kansas causing rail damage and property losses. C W H Teeker traveled to Chicago to serve as a Second district delegate at the Republican convention.
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Arkav
Winfield
Arkansas City
Wan
Kansas
C. W H. Teeker
Chicago
Kansas university baccalaureate hails democracy and Christianity
Henry J. Allen former Wichita Beacon editor and Kansas gubernatorial candidate delivered the University of Kansas forty fourth commencement address. He urged graduates to promote genuine Christianity and democratic ideals, praising pacifist yet firm national policy while stressing practical application of Christian principles in world affairs. He traced democracy to historic figures and urged graduates to lead in business and society. Crop prospects from Douglas County orchards noted by farm institute head Dr. Williams after a southern tour.
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Robinson Gymnasium
Henry J. Allen
Wichita Beacon
Eymna
Mr. Allen
Barone
Chris
Europe
Fesus
Jesus
Pearth
Ye Linkeinington
Cromwell
Runnymadle
Gove Aten
Ea Coe
Heach Hig
China
America
Hemagh
C. Williams
State Agricultural College
Manhattan
F. Baker
Julius Smith
Douglas Calamis
Judge Domingo to judge Haskell drill during commencement
Judge Domingo, formerly rence and until recently deliver at the boys' industrial school at Topeka, will serve as one of the judges for the Haskell students competitive drill as part of the commencement exercises Thursday afternoon.
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Haskell Drill
Domingo
Rence
Deilver
Boys’ Industrial School
Topeka
Haskell
Fines in Police Court for Liquor Violations in Lawrence
Three liquor overindulgence cases heard in Lawrence police court this morning. George Berrigan paid 40.50, Charles Vas paid 6.50, and an Union Pacific employee fined 6.50 after being gathered in another town. Phi Beta Nappa to hold a peace meeting tomorrow at 3 in Fraser Hall Room 206. New catalogue copies will be distributed at the meeting.
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Lawrence
George
Berrigan
Charles
Union Pacific Road
Phi Beta Nappa
Nappa Society
Fraser Hall
Bbe
Kansas Weather Summary for Yesterday and Today
Weather report from Kansas notes yesterday at dawn and today through 2 PM shows rainfall of around 5 lingh with probable rain tonight. Cooler air expected in the northwest region Tuesday with partly cloudy skies.
College Student Roger Ames Accepts NYC Bank Training Post
Roger Ames, a junior, was notified by telegraph of his appointment as a student member of the staff at the New York National City Bank. He will go to New York June 20 for a three month training block, then return to finish his degree and complete nine more months preparation for foreign staff work.
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Ames Roger
Ames P. Roger
New York National City Bank
Rogers
New York
Night School Closing Marks End Of Year Program
The north side night school closed its session Friday evening with a program featuring Kestling Rose Moon vocal duet by Miss Susie Cunningham and Miss Lena Sutton, reading by Miss Florence Suitax, piano solo by Miss Daisy Lyons, and reading by Miss Edna McGinnis. Louis Lyons won the spelling match, Eunice Lyons and Lena Sutton tied for best spellers, and Ben Blair won the ciphering contest.
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North Side
Kestling
Rose Moon
Susie Cunningham
Lena Sutton
Florence Suitax
Daisy Lyons
Edna McGinnis
Louis Lyons
K. U
Eunice Lyons
Ben Blair
Former Teacher Eva Bates Dies By Cyanide Suicide
Miss Eva Bates 38 a former city schools teacher died by taking cyanide at her father Daniel Bates 1024 Rhode Island street Saturday afternoon. The body found on a couch near a scrupulously arranged home. She had fits of despondency after her mother’s death and had once attempted suicide years ago. Funeral services were held at 2 30 this afternoon at the home with Rev W Hargett of the First Methodist church in charge and Oak Hill cemetery interment.
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Eva Bates
Daniel Bates
Rhode Island Street
Mr. Bates
H. T. Jones
Miss Bates
Lfe
Virginia
Woh. Hargett
First Methodist Church
Oak
Secret 24 Percent to Beat a Marriage Revealed
University medical student Frank Coffey announced at a Saturday gathering in Kansas City that he and Marguerite Burger have secretly been together for four years. A surprise party was held at his home to mark the occasion. The story notes that many suitors wondered about Miss Burger's attention to others.
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Frank Coffey
University
Coffey
Kansas City
Marguerite Burger
Tim
Pigzer
Miss Ger
el Planel Roosevelt
Republican
Milk inspection discussed at commission meeting
A city commissioner stated today that milk supply inspection could be a major topic at tomorrow's commission meeting. The Federation of Clubs requested broader checks and pledged to assist in monitoring the supply, especially during the hot months.
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The
Federation of Clubs
Federation
Drainage Work Blocked. Board Plans Meeting Tomorrow
Rainy weather halts Maple Grove drainage project again and the contractor seeks extra time. A drainage board meeting is set for tomorrow evening to decide the next steps. Mrs Nellie Dow Burden is visiting Mrs Lalvina Dow.
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Maple Grove Board
Maple Grove
Drainage Board
Nellie Dow Burden
Lalvina Dow
Spirit of Change Indian Play at Haskell Tonight
A large cast of Indian boys and girls, with choruses, presents the Spirit of Change Indian play during school commencement exercises at Haskell. The performance, written in 1909, is planned for outsiders tonight and tomorrow for general public viewing, featuring Chief Strong Arm and many named characters and musicians from the school.
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Mra. K. C. Wentieh
Chie
Aen
Ian
Red Man
Choger
Te Princeipals
Haskell
Charact
Strong Aru
Eoxeridge Benton
Eagle Feather
James
Willis
Straight Arrow
St ‘Arm
Frank I Blackbird
Fagie Feather
Hampton Kenneubbe
James Eagle Feather
Forest Vannlall
Thomas Red Bird
Daniel Frost
Joshua
Prost
Hawkkeye
Young Blackbird
Wesley Johnson
Pascal la Fromboise
Lawrence Murie
Joseph Dunbek
Freeman Winslow
Aniette L Desu
Joe Carson
Herbert Hudson
James Sun- Earle
Hugh Eagle
James Hamilton
Walter
Charles LaMere
Lawrence to pay 42 gents for gas rate ruling
Federal court and the Kansas Utilities Commission rule on gas pricing, setting a 42 cent rate for Lawrence and outlining conditions tied to bonds, pipe expansion, and yearly investments. The decision impacts distribution and future charges for city residents as the rate takes effect.
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Utilities Commission
Lawrence
State Utilities Commission
Kansas
Lawswell
Hy Fra Carel Dodds, Thaad Company
Teas Sane
Hb Sailbogk
Ra E Companyj
John M. Landon
Hughes boom rises as delegates move toward Roosevelt nomination
Arrival of delegates signals growing sentiment for Franklin D. Roosevelt as potential nominee. Political observers note the shift diminishes support for incumbent prospects.
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Roosevelt
Delegates Favor Hughes After First Ballot in GOP Race
Chicago reports show Kansas delegates leaning to Hughes with many not binding on first ballot. Roosevelt support is fragmented and leaders predict a possible unified party shift if Hughes wins the nomination. Delegations arrive with sunflower insignia and urge harmony to rehabilitate the party.
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Ill
Justice Hughes
Old Guard
Republican Party
Roosevelt
Roosevelti
Canvars J
Hint UN
Kasas
Kangas
Hugies
Rod Fairbanks
Hughes
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