William Helm death by hanging at Willow Springs
William Helm of Willow Springs died by suicide in a barn after heat exhaustion while working the field. John Helm, his brother, learned of the tragedy in Lawrence and found him hanging. help arrived but life could not be saved. The victim, described as a strong healthy man, leaves a grieving family and community. Indictments also reported in Owata regarding land fraud cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Helm
Willow Springs
Lawrence
John Helm
Thadstevens
John
William
Willam Heim
Svandlaily
Ocean steamer loss near Argus Island shocks crew
Cambridge June 1 The Houghton Co. vessel H O Houghton is reported to have disappeared after a burning incident thirty five miles from Argus Island. Captain George bk. Lrndvett of the steamer Asuncion recalls the Pali Ol company vessel chaos. It is not likely the crew will be heard from again.
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Arges
George Bk. Lrndvett
Pali Ol Company
Statehood Bill Delayed for Presidential Action Tomorrow
Statehood legislation will not go to the president for signature until tomorrow. Lt wit te spied today by Can Boo and baivtchas WieGuine will take tic the White Trousa tomorrow. The crediting, clerks today are tympanic and expressed copy or the digital and correcting any errors that way appear. Vie mipute tittey housewife Try us on fresh fruits, speed coffees, pure apples and high rade teas. Indiana Cash grocery.
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Washpglen
Can- Boo
Baivtchas WieGuine
Indiana
Explosion Buries Four Firemen in Topeka Yard
In Topeka on June 14 four Santa Fe department members were severely buried by a street explosion in the freight yards. Ludington and Miller died or died soon after. Ludington belonged to Company A 6th Kansas Regiment and served in the Philippines. He served with Edward Gratsrom's party known for saving many wives.
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Topeka
Santa Fetre Department
Luddiington
Miller
Luddington
Company A
6Th
Kansas
Willilpines
Edward Rratstrom
Benson is their man Washingioe, June 26
The senate today prosiues th chairmanship of Benson of Kantas, by r-creating the committeredi examnaion and dis position of Joe Alderman Killed Himself Raosis City, June 1s-WS Um barger an alies mand had a prominent politician, shot and killed himself today on dccount of Ll sealer Manila. June -Preliminary work on the Phillipine Island rail loads will begin at once.
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Washingioe
Senate
Benson
Kantas
Joe Alderman
Raosis City
Alies Mand
Ll Sealer
Manila
Phillipine Island
Stubbs Speaks on Senate Bid and Hoch Promise
Sayahe denies requesting Hoch to appoint him senator and asserts Hoch voluntarily promised to explain to the governor. Hoch faces a direct challenge to explain why he cannot speak, as Stubbs sought the senatorial appointment.
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Sayahe
Hoch
Hoch Val
Stubbs Statement Fights for Kansas Senate Hope
W R Stubbs releases a forceful statement amid a Kansas senatorial feud. He argues Hoch blocked his appointment despite broad support and denounces political graft as motive. The note cites Dolley, Dolley’s meeting, and broader reform aims within the party.
Kaw Valley Rally Falls to Indians in Close League Game
Carl Morgan pitched well for Kaw Valley amateur league as he and Haswellfeld led a tight matchup. Indian batter Ail] provided strong support though Kaw Valley lacked team harmony. Morgan’s timely hitting and solo runs kept the contest competitive, ending 7 to 6 in favor of the Indians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Morgan
Haswellfeld
Morgan
Indians
Kaw Valley
Boone memory honored in Louisville parade
In Louisville June la Theme Mary of Vanie Boone was honored after a floral parade. Miss Helen Sweart presented the Boone memorial. Former Vice President Stevenaon delivered the day’s oration as community celebration proceeded amid local notices and advertisements.
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Louisville
Mary of Vanie
Boone
Helen Sweart
Stevenaon
Rowlands & Stevenson
Prof Webster Investigates Wheat Insects In Kansas
Prof Webster head of the cereal and forage crop insect investigation visits Kansas to assess pests and credits Dr Snow for ridding the state of the chintz bug. He plans to depart tomorrow after evaluating the situation. Special wallpaper and frames on sale at Wolf's. Gustafson's wedding silver. Telephone directory deliveries delayed until June 13 due to switchboard parts.
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FM Watster
Washington
Ln Company
Dr Snow
Conraluy
Prof Wetster
Department of
Agricultural Department
Kansas
Webster
Hell Telephone Books
Thirteen Jews Killed in Russian Outbreak
Thirty Jews killed yesterday in Wialytsok Russia as hospitals overflow with the wounded. Casualty numbers vary as many injured are hid in private homes. Principal Jewish shops report high prices on wallpaper at Rowlands and Stevenson’s. A court adjourned a fast-motoring case of Day Pierson to today. Moranville drunken case went to court with twelve others swearing he was sober. Bivins, wanted for disturbing the peace, was captured and restrained by officers. Wall paper cleaning offered by Bennett and company at 1011 Mass Street.
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Wialytsok
Russia
George Bivins
Lawrence
Oklahoma Statehood Invitation After Tout of June
Oklahoma received an invitation to join the upron of states at 3 30 pm yesterday with Arizona also extended but likely declined due to conditions. About 2 000 000 people moving toward what will become Oklahoma Territory and Indian Territory can form the state with near unanimous support as only one vote opposed the proposition and no railroad was required. The speeches lasted exactly 29 minutes and the motion carrying the plan for Oklahoma and the proposed Arizona statehood was adopted.
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W. KR. Stubbs
Sds
Gor Hoch
Ficoh
Mrr
Stubbs
Douglas County
Noch
Moch
Hoch
WLR
Taco
Stuots
Hach
Cove
Tno
Dolley
Noley
Hech
Kansas
Public Service Corporationa
Washington
Oklahoma
Arizona
Oklahoma Territory
Indian Territory
Statehood
Suata
President Roosevelt rejects house meat inspection substitute
President Roosevelt reviewed the agriculture committees substitute for the meat inspection amendment proposed by Senator Beveridge. He opposes the House version in full and signals potential veto risk though not announcing one. He faults the lack of 24 hour, day and night inspection and disapproves the court review clause. He also questions funding by the government for inspection costs.
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Washigton
Smnals
House
Beverlixe
Roosevelt
Las
Mr. Wadsworth
New York
Four Mine Owners Refused to Pay Pittsburg Scale
Four mine owners in Pittsburg have refused to pay the established scale for wages, triggering disputes with miners and potential stoppages. Local officials seek mediation to prevent a larger strike and safeguard ore production.
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Pittsburg
President Roosevelts Objection To Meat Inspection Bill
Secretary Leach released a Roosevelt letter to Wadsworth opposing the House agriculture committee substitute. The president argued changes worsen the bill by hindering the drive to purge packing house evils and harm honest stock raisers and packers, prioritizing thorough inspection and future foreign trade restoration. Paris reports Walter Wellman and remaining Arctic expedition members leaving for Tromsoe Norway.
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Washington
Leach
Roosevelt
Wadsworth
House
Cerebally
Paris
Walter Wellman Nou
Bla Aretie Expedition
Tromsoe
Norway
McCurmin
Fixing Trainmens Hours in Washington Report
June 13 The house committee authorizes a favorable report on the senate bill making the maximum continuous labor hours for railway trainmen sixteen. The plan includes a tract near Pittsburg. June 14 Mines of four coal companies near Taentum Pa close as operators refuse to pay the Pittsburg scale. Workers remain at mines amid tensions.
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Washington
House Committee
Senate
Pittsburg
Taentum
Cossacks Move Against Peasant Protests Near Tver
On June 15 Cossacks were dispatched to two districts near Tver where peasants, angered by parliamentary faction disputes, began seizing Melands as patience with authorities wore thin.
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Tver
Russia
Kera
Melands
Roosevelt Uncle Dies In New York State
Long Island report says Robert B Roosevelt, uncle of the president, died early today after several months illness. In St. Louis, locals discuss the big attendance at Nichols shows last night as crowds linger past 11 o’clock. Foreign dispatches recount violence in Gialystok, Russia with soldiers in control and Jewish residents terrorized as killings rise. Lawrence residents react to the appointment of Charles Spencer as postmaster of Iola, noting his long service in business and politics. Prof Calton’s Leap is described as a daily bold dive, highlighting local quirks and commerce notices from Gustafson and Wolf’s wholesale deals.
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Charles Spencer
Iola
Isworth
Associated Press
Lawrence
Charlie Spencer
Idla
Ife
Miles Speaks at Nebraska Commencement in Lincoln
General Nelson A Milas addressed the University of Nebraska graduates in Lincoln on June 15. He urged a universal education that fosters strong patriotism to permeate every community and influence the destiny of nations.
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Lincoln, Neb
Nelson A Milas
University of Nebraska
Ile
Educa- Uico
Entira
Balloon accident halts start amid gas filled craft fire
A gas filled balloon failed to launch when its canvas burned through on one side and the other tore open as the start approached. The incident caused no injuries as the woman had not yet begun, marking the street event as unusually safe despite the accident.
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Balog
Carnival week restrictions on throwing confetti and corn
Notice warns that during carnival week any throwing of confetti corn or related items is strictly prohibited by the marshal C B Kincaid and anyone attempting such action will be dealt with summarily.
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C. B. Kincaid
Marshal
Wheat Prospects Improve Despite Dry Season
The county expects a good wheat yield as harvest begins despite dry conditions. 8 C Manley promotes fire and lightning grain insurance for the fields and invites interested parties to call by phone at number 250 for quotes.
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C. Manley
Eld
Mansley
Phous
Horticultural Meeting With Missouri Valley Society in Douglas County
Missouri Valley Growers join local horticultural society in Douglas County for a big day tomorrow. About fifty visitors will attend a banquet at noon and an 1:30 pm program featuring speakers from Kansas and California. Activities include tours and discussions on propagation and marketing, with plans for a long, advanced program in the city.
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The
Horticultural Society
Missouri Valley Society
Sellar
San Diego
Cal
Neaest Kruit
Wn Brown
Lawrence
Kansas
Fannie Aulsinger
Rosgdaiy
Kans
Cella Wall
W E Keehring
Mr Irvin
St. Joseph Mo
Editors to Virginia Next Indianapolis June 15
Report notes editors association to meet in Jamestown West Virginia with Bryan Lay premier in Petersburg. Article details a Stockholm based talk lasting about an hour and mentions surety.
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Indianapolis
Na‘lon[ Editorig] Association
Jamestown
Wva
Bl. Petersburg
Tank
Bryan
Stockholm
Pierce Missing From Standard Oil Hearing in St Louis
The Missouri oyster suit hearing was postponed to the afternoon as Mr Pierce failed to appear. Assistant Attorney General Lake said the morator. When the hearing resumes this afternoon the court will be asked to issue an attachment for Pierce's appearance.
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St Louis
Missouri
Pierce
New York
Lake
Pyarea
Miners ratify Kansas City agreement referendum
Miners and coal operators in the Southwest completed a referendum on the Kansas City agreement. The measure passed by about two thirds with a 1,400 vote margin, after prior support for the joint arrangement.
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Fi Smith
Tellars
Kansas City
Sef
Moainers
Southwest
Social and personal notes from a Lawrence area page
Mr and Mrs Grevenor entertained at dinner for Mrs C P Grosvenor. Jom Robinson left for Wyoming. Misses Hope Robinson and Nellie Greeoleas visited Leavenworth. Daughters of the American Revolution celebrated 126th birthday at Mrs Paul Roiooka home with officers elected: Regent Mrs Seewir, vice regent Mrs HL Moore, secretary Mrs George Leonard, treasurer Mrs Tugh Means, registrar Mrs Ednad Fuller, historian Mrs JL Gilmore. George Chambers owns a new soaring car bought in Kansas City and brought to Lawrence. An auto accident on Massachusetts street caused a runaway team to crash into a tree near the W R Williams residence.
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Paul Roiooka
Buslaga
Seewir
Mra HL Moore
George Leonard
Mra Tugh Means
Ednad Fuller
Mra
JL Gilmore
George Chambers
Kansas City
Lawrence
Member Expulsion Recommendation in House Report
A Boston legislator Frank Gethro is recommended for expulsion after a House committee finds he pressured colleagues and offered money for votes on the so called racket shop bill. The case stems from actions during the present session.
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Heston
Frank? Gethro
Boston
Regislatura
House Committee
Local ads tout summer school and goods from Liling Mercantile Co
A jumble of ads notes vacation for Gurlio school and promotion of summer sessions at Lawrences Business College. It advertises penmanship bookkeeping stenography value, moving to Shaw property on Louisiana, plus farmers harvest remarks. Railroads offer reduced fare for fair. Listings include horse stables, telephone orders, Foledo steam cooker, remedies, and a wide range of goods from Smyrna rugs to Rogard silverware and watches. Local merchants L. L. Biling Mercantile Co. offers fabrics, curtains, furniture, and fashion items.
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Gurlio
Lawrences Business College
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Anaconda
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Weat Newton, Va
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Excelsior Springs
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Virginia
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C P Grosvenor
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TM FA
Matley We Barielden J
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Prealdene 7
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Punes & Musfurt
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State Fonds
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Peoples State Bank
Capita
Ceyz
Seeley
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Privace
Lawrence Journal
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Mass St
W J Francisco & Sons
O P Barber and Son
Seth Thomas
Rogard
Elgin and Waltham
L. L. Biling Mercantile
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