Aviator Mars Thrills Midland With Flight Amid Strong Winds
Cy Mars faced a windy day in Midland at Garvin’s alfalfa field while his Curtiss plane drew crowds from Lawrence and Topeka. He halted operations after rough air, rested, and expected to resume later, amid safety concerns and a growing city-wide stir.
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C. Mars
Journal
Garvin Field
Midland
Mars
J. C. Mars
Newman
Kansas
Lawrence
Perry
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Corder
Overland Park
Lincoln
Mrs. Mars
Topeka
Henry Corder
United States
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Ehlridge
Nees
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Parker
Great Smith
George S. Batton
Topeka Commercial Club
A. J. Carruth
Topeka State Journal
C. CU. O'Neill
Frank Grimes
Aviation
Union Pacific
Kans
Cy Mars
Kansas City
Quinlan Farm
Officials Close Offices in Oklahoma Capital Dispute
State Treasurer Menefee and Auditor Trapp say their offices are closed pending a court settlement over the capital removal injunctions. Mayor Farquharson refuses to apologize to the governor over a police luggage search of Labor Commissioner Daugherty. Police remain at the state house as Judge Huston weighs the demurrer to the injunction. meanwhile a flood in Berne kills eleven, with a landslide at Astot burying a factory building and ten children.
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Oklahoma
Guthrie
Okla
Menefee
Trapp
Rakel
Farquharson
Daugherty
State House
Huston
Plood
Berne
Switzerland
Astot
Rich Palmyra reveals births marriages and property values
The Palmyra township assessor reports 12 marriages and 36 births last year while noting population loss in the township and Baldwin. He lists extensive real and personal property values, livestock counts, farm yields, and assets, ending with a Kansas City case noting a Hyde new trial date.
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al Andrews
Palmyra I
Baldwin
Dutal
Weather Outlook in Kansas and Chicago Forecast
Chicago reports generally fair weather tonight and Thursday. Temperatures rise, with warmer conditions expected in the western and northern areas tonight.
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Chicago
Kansas
Douglas County Fair Association Elects Officers for Sept Fair
W E Spalding elected president with Jacob Badzky as vice president Elmer Brown secretary and T J Sweeney treasurer. Board of directors includes Spalding Brown Badsky Sweeney Hutson Bowman Manwaring Green and Willard Brown. Fair dates set for Sept 26 to Oct 1 at Amusement Park Haskell Place. Street car service to aid transport to Park planned. County promises a memorable fair experience.
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Douglas County Fair Association
Haskell Place
W. E. Spalding
Jacob Badsky
Elmer Brown
T. J. Sweeney
Transmurrer
Iw. E. Spalding
Sweeney
Will Hutson C
Bowman
Henry Manwaring
W. K. Green
Williard Brown
Douglas County
Senator Elkins Sickness Delays Railroad Bill Action
Washington June 15. The conference report on the railroad bill will likely not be called today due to Senator Elkins being home with a severe cold. The $30,000,000 indebtedness certificates for reclamation were adopted as a rider on the land withdrawal bill with Burton Gallinger and Kean voting against it. The senate indicated statehood passage is assured but not until the postal savings bank conference report is acted upon.
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Elkins
Washington
Senate
Ouly
Burton
Gallinger
Kean
Senate Henders
Postal Savings Bank
Nothing New at Guthrie State Capital
Reporter notes little change in Oklahoma capital activity on January 15 with state officers present except Attorney General West and Secretary Cross in the hotel lobby. Prediction: no major events until the federal court session at Guthrie next Friday.
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Oklahoma Way
Haskell
West
Cross
Guthvie
Floods in Servia Hit Morava Valley Actions by King Peter
Torrential rains swept the Morava valley causing extensive flood damage. Thirty five people were reported dead as water depths reached seven to ten feet and towns were inundated. King Peter departed Belgrade to visit the disaster scene.
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Peter
Belgrade
Servia
Morava
Missouri Pacific Brings In Nonunion Strike Breakers
Sedalia Missouri Pacific adds 25 more strike breakers from St Louis to replace striking machinists. Since last month a total of 225 strike breakers have been employed. Workers sleep and eat in the shops while on duty around the clock.
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Missouri Pacific
Sedalia
St. Louis
Federal judge sets Muskogee town lot cases trial date
Federal Judge Campbell today set the trial of the Muskogee town lot cases for September 26 with Governor Haskell among the defendants. Judge Marshall of Utah will preside.
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McAlester
Okla
Campbell
Muskogee
Haskell
Marshall
Utah
Asquith Proposes Queen Mary Regent Bill
Premier Asquith in the House of Commons introduces a bill to appoint Queen Mary as regent if the King dies during the minority of the Duke of Cornwall. The measure aims to ensure a smooth transition and governance during the royal minority.
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London
Asquith
House of Commons
Mary
George
Duke of Cornwall
Haskell Institute Holds Commencement Exercises
A large chapel crowd witnessed Haskell Institute graduation ceremonies with students delivering programs and a trades display. Superintendent F P Smith of the city schools gave the commencement address, praising the students. An operetta Princess Chrysanthemm was staged last night to strong acclaim.
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Haskell Institute
Haskell
F. P. Smith
Chrysanthemm
Bowersock Holds Clinton Meeting On Taxation And Voters
In Clinton last night J D Bowersock led a large gathering that filled the hall beyond capacity. He urged downward tax revision and discussed the insurance law while avoiding personalities, receiving strong voter attention and cautious applause as local candidates spoke briefly afterward.
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J.D. Bowersock
Clinton
Mr. Bowersock
Ira T. Steele
Bawersock
Bowersock
Ark
Leversock
Ife
Clinton Beffore
After a boodler the legislative bribe takers on trial
Chicago June 14 chief witness Charles A White led the Browne bribery trial as defense questioned the state representative whose 1400 payoff confession spurred Browne's indictment. Des Moines June 13 A B Cummings chosen temporary Iowa Republican convention chairman defeating Chas S Grilli. Insurgents control committee 7 to 3. Eighth district committeeman H W Copeland died recently. A man explains he stays cross at home only when he does not see a hole in the door.
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Chicago
Charles A. White
Lee O'Neil Browne
Lorimer
United States
Browne
New Health Training for Officers to Start Next Year
State University will host a summer school for public health officers from cities counties and the state. Dr Crumbine announced at the board meeting that enrollment will be voluntary at no tuition cost with daily lectures and laboratory work. Measles will be classed as a public health danger and infantile paralysis typhoid fever and ophthalmia neonatorum must be reported. A committee investigated an inspector dispute and the advisory board was re elected with Dr Coburn as president and Dr Head as vice president. The next meeting is set for September in Murfreesboro.
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State University
State Board of Health
Strong
University
S. J. Crum‘bine
Board of Health
Dr. Criambine
Fie Board
Kansas
Crumbine
J. E. Brewer
Abilene
Topeka
Brewer
Clay KE. Coburn
Kansas City
F. D. Coburn
State Board of Agriculture
C. H. Serrigo
B. J. Alexander
Miawatha
F. O. Marvin
Lawrence
William C. Head
E. I. $. Bailey
J. J. Willard
Agricultural Colllege
Manhattan
L. E. Sayre
Lawreent
RK. S. Mage
Assassination Attempt on Bosnian Governor Varesanin de Varos
In Sarajevo Gen Varesanin De Varos the military governor of Bosnia and Herzegovina narrowly escaped an assassination as a socialist named Karajic fired five times at him after the diet opening. The would be assassin killed himself.
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Sarajevo
Josma
Varesanin de Varos
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Karajic
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