Weather calm with improving conditions across the state
Rainfall has diminished with showers hourly but no flood danger. Temperatures return to normal as the rain area moves eastward. The Missouri and Kansas rivers rise slowly but are not near danger levels. bank-full at Kansas City is 22 feet. Railroad traffic resumes after brief, minor flood-related trouble in the eastern state.
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Lawrence
Kansas City
Missouri
Kansas River
Union Pacific
Rock Island
Eggs Go Candled Only as State Shippers Move
Kansas Egg Buyers association meeting in Topeka backed a rule that after July 1 only candled eggs fit for food will be purchased by the major shippers. They warned small shippers to conform or lose the market as the law enforcement tightens on inedible eggs. Candling will expose hens’ nests and hedge- fence finds, with the industry aiming to end sale of worthless shells and contaminated eggs.
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Carlund Luly
Kansas Egg Buyers? Association
Topeka
S.J. Crambine
Shippers’ Association
Dr. Jambine
Death of Mrs Cordia Ford at 116 Louisiana Street
Cordia Lee Ford, wife of We Ferer for four years, passed away early this morning at her home on Louisiana Street. The body will be sent to Excelsior Springs for burial, with the funeral to be held there on Monday.
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Louisiana Street
Cordia Lee Ford
We FE Rer
Hone
Excelsior Springs
Real Estate Transfers and Corrected Land Description
Eben Baldwin and wife convey to Henry Kahle and others a parcel described as begin at the west cor of block 14 of township 15 12 19, with measured runs and a 2 rds wide right of way strip, the deed noting a correction by the County Commissioners to the land description originally recorded Oct 4 1908, changing dates from 30-12-27 to 36-12-19.
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Eben Baldwin
Henry Kahle
B. W
Board of County Commissioners
J. E. Stubbs
Iowa Supreme Court Affirms Hanging of John Junkin
Des Moines reports the Iowa Supreme Court confirmed the lower court decision to hang John Junkin on July 29 in the Fort Madison penitentiary yards. Junkin, a Black man, was convicted of murdering Clara Rosen, a White girl, with a large stone as she walked home from choir practice in Ottumwa during the winter of 1908.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Iowa Supreme Court
John Junkin
Fort Madison
Junkin
Clara Rosen
Ottumwa
Strike Of 20 000 Garment Workers Authorized In New York
A general strike of 20 000 to 30 000 women garment workers in New York City was authorized this afternoon by the Ladies' Garment Workers' International Union, now in session in Boston. The action aims to press for labor demands as tensions rise in the industry.
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Boston
Mass
New York City
Ladies’ Garment. Workers’ International Union
Missouri hearing set for July sixth on rate schedule
Jefferson City June 10 The Missouri railroad commissioners today set for July 6 a hearing on the new rate schedule to be issued by the commissioners. The plan cuts freight rates on wheat, worn and oats in carload lots and some other classifications by 15 percent.
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Jefferson City
Railroad Commissioners of Missouri
WANTED Second Hand Piano and Summer Tenant Ad
Classified notices from a historical newspaper item advertise a second hand piano wanted cash price and conditions, a summer tenant for a house with Bell phone contact, and various sales and services including a 3 year old gelding for sale, a 10 room house for sale, a lost tan alligator handbag, and local shop promos. Contains multiple short notices with names, addresses, and phone numbers.
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Care of Journal
Lawrence Railway and Light Go Timetable Feature
June 5, 1910 timetable for Santa Fe Depot streetcar service shows hourly departures on the hour and at 14 and 450 minutes past each hour, detailing car runs for the street railway system in Lawrence.
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Lawrence
Santa Fe
City Surface Transit Timetable and Notices
A fragmented timetable outlines North and South Bound mass transit from Henry and Mass St to various depots with minute past times, and University loop details. It notes departure hours 7:30 to 8:00 PM, balance 6 AM to 10:50 PM, last connections Saturday night, transfer rules, and conductor guidance. The piece closes with promotional lines about equipment, service quality, patronage and requests for suggestions.
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Stenry & Mass
St. 5
Henry & M
Hall Passensrom Othe Jines
Quincy
Tennest
Henry & Miss
Ste
Uosity
Ares
Taby pictures at Thompson's Stue 619 Mass street
Notice to all concerned billing and studio notices for Summer School of Music entries and faculty. Miss Walker of Berio hosts Thursday session at North College with extended hours. Journal subscribers urged to collect copies at desk by 3 o'clock instead of 4.
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Taby
Thompson's
Stue
Dia
Mass. Street
Summer School of Music
Skiktun
Phinus
Thoriadh
Morse
Miss Walker
Berio
North College
Sien
Tatil
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Paycola Company
Chicago
Cordia Ford
Ladies’ Garment
Workers’ Union
Bellphone
Bell
Eatl
Miss. Street
South Mass
I. L. Nicolet
RT St
Wiedemann’s
Palmer’s
Raymond’s
Johnnie
Rork
Nome
Wiedemann
Paris Green
Dimmire’s
Squires
Eyo
Shafer & Funk Funeral Directors
North Bound
Henry & Mass
Ienry
Mass. St
Indiana Street Car
Tennessee
Ontario
University
Henry, Miss
Nik Mans
Henry
THE
Lawrence Railway and Light Company
Bigelow
Court House Grocery
Ela
Asbler
I. Ambler
Synires Studio
Liwrene
Noreasa
Aiment, Leme
G. A. Hamman
Dick's
Airdome
David Garrick
Redman
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