Wreck Toll Grows From Delaware Valley Railroad Crash
Delayed reports list twenty nine dead and nineteen or more injured after a Delaware Lackawanna and Western Railway wreck during last night’s storm. Victims include Daniel, Otto Grunder, George Taule, Augusta Issman of Chicago, and Rail workers Pat Loomis and Carl Haehnj. Easton, Dover, and Morristown hospitals treated casualties as relief trains arrived.
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Hackettatown
Delaware
Lacka] Abbay and Western
Straths
Rethports
Railrfoa l
Easton
Ryan
Heinige
Wosbeere
Daniel ‘Negro’ Porter
Chi- U5
Otto Grunder
George Taule
Augusta, Issman
Chicago
Dever General Hospital
Jacob Scanlon
Pat Loomis
Scranton
Carl
Haehnj
Ivo
Duntan Dent
Dover
Phillipsburg
Morristown
Baseball Day Highlights Home Runs Across Leagues
A chaotic recap notes Ruth's season long homer for New York, hits by Hale and Shaute, and multiple players like Rixey and Shanks contributing in tight NL and American Association games. Detroit and Boston figures appear with Whitehill, Bansler, and Cobb noted for leadership amid shifting scoring spreads.
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Aldiage
Eve Cuyler
Dine
Rixey
Ad Ravine
Rotisch
Chicago
Boston
Robertson
Robertson and Crouse, Grabowski; ‘Ehmke
Phipich
Eveland
Big Philadelphia
Shaute
Edwards
Ray
Lt Sewell
Groves
Basbell
Perkins
Hale
Detroit
New York
Whitehill
Bansler
E Pennick
Ruth
St. Louis
Washington
Giardi
Dixor
Johnson and Ruel
Hornsby Leads Field for 1925 Batting Honors
Chicago June 16 AP Rog ers Hornsby 1924 batting champ leads projections for 1925 honors with Red Winko Detroit outfielder nipping at his heels for batting titles. Eddie Murphy of Columbus trails despite a loss of eleven points in batting average.
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Chicago
Rogers
Hornsby
Jenevere Lang Mack
Red Winko
Detroit
Cjunning
Cobb
Eddie
Murphy
Cohimbuz
Faces Abduction Charge in Kansas City Case
A chaotic report states Marguerite Gray, a 16 year old Kansas City girl, was abducted from her home while being aided by an unknown companion. William We Martin, 22, an eight barber by trade, was arrested today in Enid Oklahoma as authorities prepare to press lease-related charges. Deputy United States Marshal F J Vall is overseeing the case.
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Sherds
Dune
Marguerite
Gray
Kansas
William We Martin
Barber
Br. F.J. Chrvall
United States
Martin
Enid
Plot to Market Stolen Bonds Targets Chicago and Kansas City
A giant plot to market stolen bonds surfaces in Los Angeles reports. Authorities pursue ToW Worthington known as Wolf of La Street, who vanished from a sanitarium last week amid an intensive county search.
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Los Angeles
Hicago
Kansas City
Stu Lolsig
Worthington
Chicago
Will divides Billy McClintock estate fifty fifty
Miss Isabel Pope testified in the Shepherd murder trial about William McClintock and the will. The 1000000 estate was to be shared fifty fifty between Billy McClintock and the Pope family, with Mrs Shepherd receiving 100000. Pope said the engagement changed the Shepherds’ attitude toward her and that she never believed the plot would share the fortune.
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Chicago
Isabel
Pope
Billy Mc Gclintock
Teaving
William Darling
Foster
Billy
Shepherd
Stewart
Coner
Young
McClint
Dataath: University
Hanover
Sheba
Miss_Pope
Tha. McClintock
McClintock
Destructive Wind Wrecks Delphos Homes
Reports from Minneapolis describe a powerful windstorm in Delphos causing extensive damage. Four houses demolished, twenty five damaged, streetstandpipe and water works facility damaged, two inches hail reported, railings and trees toppled, no fatalities but several buildings harmed.
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Salina
Minneapolis
Delphoy
Delphos
Kani
Acorn Tribal Graves Controversy In Ongoing Funding Scrutiny
A fragmentary report notes disputes over an appropriation affecting Acorn Tribal lands and Graves region funding. Details are unclear but point to government scrutiny of allocations and potential impacts on local communities.
Mob Handles Stones At American Baptist Hospital
Reports from multiple Chinese cities describe growing unrest after the killing of English subject William Mickensie. Foreigners fear danger, with water and food supplies at risk in Nanking. Peking sent Feng-Yu Hsiang’s troops for guard duty while Canton braces for anti-forestation protests and calls for Americans to flee to Hong Kong.
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Shanghai
William W. Mickensie
Chungking
Kigkiang
Nanking
Yangtze River
Nan‘ing
Howe
Peking
Feng - Yu
Hsiang’s
ng-'Tso
Lin
Feng
Washington
China
C.vass
Canton
Agsaeeee Press
Jenkins
State Department
Wuehow
Corsul
Hong
Kong
Display of U Fuag Excites Mexicans in Puebla State
Dispatches from Puebla report that a U S consular agent named Jenkins who formerly ran ranches in Puebla state hoisted a banner proclaiming United States supremacy. Mexicans see the display as a taunt, causing fear and ill feeling across the region.
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Mexico
Puebla
Jenkins
United. States
Puebla State
Red Star Route Benefits Discussed by Chamber Leader
Hosford of the good roads committee spoke at the Chamber meeting on the Red Star route from St Joseph Missouri to Fort Worth Texas showing how the highway will benefit Lawrence and nearby counties. He noted cooperation between Douglas Jefferson and Franklin counties and that Lawrence will be the major stop this side of Kansas City. Approximately 50000 pamphlets will be distributed along the road and county work includes bridges widened roads and hill reductions over the past four years. The chamber plans an evening meeting next Tuesday to hear Co Hewlett speak on military affairs with the National Guard unit invited.
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Hosford
Chamber of |. Commerce
St. Joseph
Douglas County
Jefferson
Franklin County
Lawrence
Atchison
the Red Star
Tast
Wakarusa
E. B. Trpeblood
Claude Scott
Chamber of Commerce
Empany
Cod. Hewlett
Kansas City
Kansas
Jocal Niional Guard
Jail Break Shootout in City Court House
Two men attempting a jail delivery at the Douglas county jail near the court house opened fire. Elza A. Godsey died en route to hospital after a shotgun wound to the shoulder and head while Roy Lundy was severely wounded. both men had extra bars broken from the jail window and were found with concealed tools. Sheriff William Cummings and Officer George Reed thwarted the attempt, aided by a tip about an outside plot involving Kansas City accomplices.
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Court House
Elza A. Godsey
Roy. Lundy
Douglas County
Jqi ‘i
Godsey
Lort Senlt
Waste
Lundy i
Jefferson County
Alwas
Nortonville
Lundy
William Cummings
George Reed
Kansay Gily
Dodsey
Cummings
Godseyi
Himy
Watkins Bank
Kansas City
A. Gifford
Topeka Board Tightens Solicitor Permits in Kansas
The state board of administration ruled that permits for soliciting money in Kansas will be granted only to organizations approved by local chambers of commerce. The decision aims to shield the public from disherest solicitors and ties fundraising to established civic allies with headquarters.
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Topeka
Kan
Stele Board of Administration
Kansas
Chambers of Commerce of Allies
Merry Gacleties Rave
University building schedule stays on track for auditorium plans
University authorities announced the planning stage is underway for the new auditorium and student union. They expect contracts for the student union building to be let by September 1, with final plans ready by July 15. Construction could begin as early as mid August or September 1, with bids advertised for thirty days.
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Journal-World
Lindley
Sherman Elliott
Memorial Corporation
Gir. Elliott
Pond & Pond
Mbion
Save Dutch Windmills Preservation Effort in Amsterdam
A June 16 AP report notes efforts to preserve the familiar skyline of Amsterdam by protecting historic windmills. The initiative aims to safeguard cultural heritage and prevent demolition or alteration that could alter the city’s iconic silhouette.
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Amsterdam
Holland
Johnson Heads Board of Masonic Building Company
John N. Johnson was elected president of the board of directors of the Masonic Building Company at a regular meeting and election last night at the Masonic building. Other officers named were John H. Robinson, vice president, George C. Foster, secretary, and D. M. Horkmans, treasurer. Directors for the coming year include F. M. Holliday, A. E. Huddleston, W. M. Newmark, Henry H. Asher, John F. Robinson, John T. Dunkley, D. M. Harkmens, John N. Johnson, and George C. Foster.
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John N. Johnson
Masonic Building Company
Masonic Building
John H. Robin
George C. Foster
D .M. Horkmans
F. M. Holliday
A.E. Huddleston
W. M. Newmark
Henry H. Asher
John F. Robinson
John T. Dunkley
D.M. Harkmens
Seeing California Makes Win Newmark Like Kansas Better
Win Newmark returned to Lawrence after attending the Shrine convention in Los Angeles where 216,000 attended the parade and 3,000 Kansans joined a Pasadena picnic. He noted two kinds of weather and that unusual June rain marked California’s first in forty years. Also reported: completion of Dam Newton on the Johnston farm north of Walton. Salina pavilion controversy sparked by two churches. Aviation Unit camps marching overland to Richards Field near Lawrence tonight.
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Thermore I Seu
Southern California
Kensay
Win Newmark
Lawrence
Los Angeles
Mr. Newmark
Pasadena
California
Newmark
Newton
Johnston Farm
Walton
Nature
Summer Session Convocation Opens KU First Session
University of Kansas summer session holds its first convocation at Fraser chapel. Chancellor El H. Lindley praises the art of living and invites students to use campus facilities while Dean Ti A. Scinwepley outlines cooperative plans to boost the program. Upcoming events include faculty recitals, Forum meeting, and readings in Fraser chapel and Green Hall.
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University of Kansas
Fraser Chapel
el H. Lindley
Ti. A. Scinwepley
Ibrary
Potter Lake
Schivagls
Dro BK
Fretwell
Corinthia
Will
Tahibs
Helen Rhoda Hoopes
Green Hall
Little Theater
Deal
D. M. Swarthou
School of Fine Arts
Bus Lines Certify Carriers Under New Rules
The public service commission granted certificates and authority to over 100 motor carriers, including Interstate Stage Lines Co. serving Topeka and Kansas City and Leavenworth. A handbill found in Topeka dated June 16 1904 intrigued locals, suggesting a printer pasted it on a wall where it lay hidden after renovations. Wheat prices fell sharply in Winnipeg on July deliveries before rebounding. July dipped to 1.60 and October remained firmer. Amerco and Company announced a $2 per share employee stock option over five years for employees of Arrour and Co. Dr. F. Hughes, former superintendent of the Larned state hospital, died in Rochester Minnesota.
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Topela
Associated Press
Gervita ‘Commission
Ae Interstate Stage Lines Co
Kansas City
Kan
Topeka
Kansas' City
Leavenworth
Bill
Wellington
Peal Gael Company
Jocal Netspaper
Héarl
Serped
APY
Larnad: State Hospital
Rochester
Mihi
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Tanny
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Ieee
Oxford
Mandamus
Oklahoma
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Miss Pope
ACORN
Mob Hanles
American Baptist Hospital
Wuchow
Shenghai
el Dorado
Zehe
Valley
Posford
C of
Chamber of: Commerce
Elza A. God
Sey
Bane
Fersons
Wade
Eati
SAVE
Johnson
Shes
Riley
Richards Field
Ternt
Dean Schwegler
Commission
Winnipeg
AR ‘Mour and Company
Pny
Arrouir and. Co
Bein | Dloyes
Adhpie and Company
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