Missouri Rate Cases Upheld In Interstate Conflicts
Missouri rate decisions uphold state power to set 2 cent passenger and maximum freight rates. Supreme Court sustains Arkansas fare law and unrelated Missouri rulings, while some rail lines remain excepted or reversed. The ruling clarifies when state controls are not deemed confiscatory in interstate contexts.
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Springfield
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Great Western
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Grand Island
Justice Hughes
Minnesota
Birlington and
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Yron
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Washington, D.C
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Virginia
Supreme Court
Trevon Railrow Commission
Porpland
Robbed of His Whiskey in Reno County Robbery Case
Frank Parker alleges being robbed of whiskey by a group including Ernesto Coppery Elune and Hackleys With Cowandra Jolnsen after a Saturday night incident near Boener Brothers Cigar. Arraigned defendants pleaded not guilty. trial set for Thursday morning in Lovelock. Parker identified suspects and investigators followed leads to Midland. City money turnover reported as retiring treasurer George Keithne handed funds to successor 8 S. Al Wood. funds to be kept at Peopleate Bank.
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the Lawrency Police
Yan
Ernést Cogpery Elune
Hackleys
Cowandra Jolnsen
Charende Henderson
Roy Fats
Acie Ting
Tein
Lovelock
Boener Brothers
Parker
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Midland
Sarilad
Culty
George
Keithne
Tu Hig
AL Wood
Peopleate Bank
Raid in Bottoms Ends with Woman Taken into Custody
Police raid in a Bottoms district on a Saturday night led to the seizure of a partially filled deer vase at the home of Sarah White and the detainment of the woman for questioning.
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White
Sarah White
Devastating Moro Rout Recounts Fierce Mountain Battle
June 16 report from Mount Bagsag details a violent clash on Jolo where six Americans were killed and seven wounded amid a Moro force rout. Wireless dispatches describe stubborn American advances, Moros retreating as troops pursued them relentlessly.
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Jolo
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Plans for Immediate Currency Legislation
President Wilson plans urgent currency and banking reform with a proposed bill to be presented to Congress this week. The measure, drafted with Secretary McAdoo and leadership from Senator Owen and Representative Glass, aims to unify Democratic support and resolve differences for a single final act this administration.
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White House
Oil prospects in Douglas County spur large land grabs
In Douglas County a land rush aims to secure 2,500 acres and more for oil drilling. Backers Burr & Glazier of Kansas City Major, through agents like Fy Davis and Bhiz. Ven Cole, scout oil-bearing lands along California road north to six miles south. Davis notes Burr & Glazier seek substantial land to justify early drilling costs in a new field.
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Bure & Glazier
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Bea Waard
Fy Davis
Davis Inn
Bhiz
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Lawrence
Kravie
Shepherd, Bating ‘Hamer
Bari Armstrong
Chitleednahich
California Road
Davis
Burr & Glazier
Burr
Popeka
Haskell Dramatists Present Hiawatha Tonight
Haskell Institute students perform Longfellow's Hiawatha with authentic costumes and relics from reservations. The show features named actors like Nakomis Lenora Rhindin and Hiawatha Bert Jamison, with a public performance scheduled tomorrow night and a campus showing tonight. The commencement week includes a laureate address by Dr. Rolvixs Harlan of Ottawa University and a band concert, as Lawrence residents are urged to attend.
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Haskell Institute
Longfellow
Haskell
Hiawatha
Nakomis
Lenora Rhindin
Minnehaha
Evelyn Pieter
Ella Woodburn
Cora Coffey
Rolvixs Harlan
Ottawa University
Harlan
Haskell Christian Associations
Weather outlook hints fair skies tonight and Tuesday
The forecast indicates generally fair weather tonight and Tuesday with warmer conditions in the southern portion tonight. No precipitation is expected and winds remain light, keeping temperatures mild across the region.
Man Fatally Injured Riding Free on Train
Tom Hanley, about thirty, was severely injured this morning while attempting to alight from the Union Pacific fast eastbound train at the US depot. He fell from the moving car, sustaining a broken back and severe head injuries. lower limbs paralyzed. He was rushed to Simmons Hospital and in grave condition, home in Kansas City Kansas, bridge crew worker for a Cation Pacific at Buck Creek.
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Hanley
Tnion
Pacific
US P
Simmons Hospital
Kansas City
Kansas
Cation
Buck Creek
Let There Be Light Sermon Highlights Press Publicity
Rev O Brown preaches a sermon on light in the spiritual world and the role of newspapers in public life. He praises the Journal-World for exposing conditions needing improvement while condemning overreach into the press. Police raid North Arkansas Street home and arrest Aunt Jane Williams for beer violation awaiting trial.
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Land Zoroaster
Christ
Mr. Brown
Journal-World
Journal- World
Jane
Williams
Jane’ Williams
Arkansas
Ot Suils
Past 757 party invites adults to city park
The Journal World and Gazette announce a first of its kind adults party from 2 to 5 pm tomorrow at the city park. badges available at offices or on streetcar rides free. program includes old time singing by Olivia Olsson and Harriet Grissinger, a racing matinee, and free lemonade. refreshments and rides on the coaster are free with badge.
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Gazette
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Iavette
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Bliet
Lawrence
Tom Steadman
Kansas
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Kid Riley
Victor Reeper
Lythian
Egents
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Pleke
M Georzge
J. Barker
Pleake
Journal-World of Gazette
Lawrence Railway & Light Co
Weidemann
Educator Dr Edmont M Hollands appointed to professorship
A long item notes Dr Edmont M Hollands of Butler College Indiana has been elected to a professorship and will join Lawrence at the start of the year. Hollands, a renowned Middle West educator, previously taught philosophy at Princeton Hamilton College and Cornell, holding BA and PhD credentials and completing noted work in philosophy.
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Butler College
J Alorte
Indiana
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Lawrence Nest
Middle West
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Strong
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Dre Hollands
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Senate agrees on Alaska railroad bond plan
Washington June 16 The senate territories committee has agreed to a bill for government construction of railroads in Alaska and to provide 40 million dollars in bonds to finance the undertaking The world leaves the control to the president.
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Senate Territories, Committee
Alaska
Stay on the Farm Admonition at Baker University Gradation
President Wilbur No Mason of Baker University urged graduates at Woodland Park to stay on the farm and complete a university education, warning against city temptations. The ceremony drew large crowds, with plans for county meets and extended sessions next year.
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Wilbur No Mason
Baker University
Dr. Mason
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Mason Mage
Tle
Hawley
Hawle
Difficult jury selection in Yann case stalls trial progress
A lengthy jury selection in Will Yalu's Yann murder case bogs down as nine of the first panel are excused and no juror qualified by late afternoon. Defense plans to argue insanity, with testimony expected to begin tomorrow afternoon. Separate court items include the Lawrence Street Motor Car Company v Banks appeal dismissed, Leroy Ray's forgery conviction and parole revocation, and Audora State Bank v Brecheisen demurrer on fraud.
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Will Yalu
George Basom
Tomorrins
Mohning
Wahh
Nor Cialty
Caligratian
Lawrence Street Motor’ Gar Company
Banks
stipulg+tions
Leroy Ray
Hutchinson
Ray
Lowery
Audora State Bank
Brecheisen
Boy burns from curious gunpowder mishap
Cenree Rogers, 10, injured by gunpowder found near his home. He poured powder into a bottle, ignited it outside, causing a blast that burned his face and chest. He was treated at home and is slowly regaining sight and feeling as his chest wounds heal. concern over facial injuries and eye safety noted.
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Eudora
Cenree Rogers
Hirace
Roger Foudard
George Cotlin
Jury Hung In Dick Brothers Case Atchison Trial
The jury failed to reach a verdict in the Dick Brothers case in Atchison after a lengthy trial. Reports say the panel stood ten to two in favor of Mrs Daniels, who accuses the brothers of selling a harmful medicine that caused lasting injuries. The outcome surprised local observers.
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Daniels
Institute Half Out The Dodulas County Normal
A fragment notes a school term with a plan to continue classes the next day and mentions additional enrollments being exported. The readable text hints at ongoing enrollment processing and a temporary halt in normal operations at the county institute.
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