Peace Plans Stand Against Mexican Settlement
Bryan and Secretary Bryan report the United States will not accept any settlement with Mexico that deviates from the president’s plan. U S forces may invade if Luerta refuses to retire voluntarily or via provisional government. Mediation talks at Niagara Falls paused as delegates await further guidance from Washington for a possible conference later.
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Washington, DC
Niagara Malls
United States
Bag Raven
Nalls
Wali
Bryan
Luerta
Bae
Thie
Marth
Consti Fur Sanitlists
Baan Wats
Aly
Jane Grist
Jysin
Wien
Harvard Wins Second Race and Local Board Deliberations
The article reports Harvard winning the second varsity eight race by seven lengths at Nine Tand on June 10. It also covers a disputed decision involving the local Board of City and Utilities and a county engineer over gas and steam line issues with potential safety implications and a pending Supreme Court review on damages. The tone reflects period headlines and includes stray editorial asides about sunny dispositions.
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Ingo Cderter
Dias Twortiam
al. Amirk
Ddoyd McSheftee
Boley
Supremeant
Douglas
Louvinworth Comity
Cies
Harvard
Tandon
Jane
Military drill winners at Haskell School
Company E won first place under Captain Henry Slood in yesterday’s Haskell drill. Company A with Captain Joseph Hart placed second, and Company with Captain David Draepeat took third. Col Averet and Adjutant Martin of Topeka served as judges. Slood received a saber and a banquet will follow. Col Averett praised the drill as a credit to the school.
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Haskell
Henry Slood
Company A
Joseph Hart
David Draepeat
Col. Metuall
Averet
Topeka
Martin
Wvill
Ormoerrow
Aver
Haskell Military Company
Tie
West Intii
Trakkell
YWCA Report Shows Good Year at University
Mollie Ray Carroll reports the University YWCA's year with growth in multiple lines. A second cabinet was formed, 80 members and 74 average weekly attendance, 100 in the association, 15 in mission classes, and training for leadership. A sister movement will start next year with alumnae and town ladies aiding Bible study and social services.
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Mollie Ray Carrol
University
V. W
Elas
A. Gitts
Lawrence
Evelyn Strong
Unas
Mourteen
Fates Park
Eids
Uycad
Women Are Nation's Best Asset Says Prohibition Leader
Mrs Leenirn M Take of St Lens addresses the National Conference of the Prohi bition Liquority arguing liquor revenue harms lives of men and women. She asserts women are the nation's best asset and condemns strong drink as cause of crime and social ruin, urging a moral shift to valuing men over revenue.
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Clinton
Dane
Leenirn M
St Lens
Leigh
Duke McConnell Plans Law Career After Graduation
A young graduate named Duke McConnell, described as a deserving, hardworking student, has completed his studies and will continue as a student while pursuing a law career in Lawrence. He is praised for dedication and resilience, with plans to wage onward in law after earning a degree.
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Abeawa
McConnell
Duke “McConnnell
Ten Days Grace on Tax Payments Extended to June 30
County Treasurer C F Vearey extends a ten day grace period for tax payments, final date set for June 30. After this date a four percent penalty applies to delinquent taxes as required by law to ensure timely collection.
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Couny
C.F. Vearey
Enjoyed Concert in South Park Draws Large Crowd
A band concert in South Park drew an enthusiastic audience of many children and adults. The evening’s music was well received and organizers hope concerts continue throughout the summer. Also, J M Prenne is resting comfortably today and vacation plans for Chancellor Strong were announced with Estes Park trips slated from July 13 to September. Summer school enrollment reached 473, fifty more than last year at this time.
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South Park
J. M. Prenne
Mr. Turner
Cancellor Strong
Estes ‘Park
Strong
Alere
New Gusher Hooked To Water System Today
A long awaited vitgewell is completed and connected to the water works this afternoon. Engineer Edgar Street of New York inspected the well, calling it among the best the company has made and promising a lasting greater supply. Sarith W will depart tomorrow for Chanute.
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Dat Te Water Company
Ogo Long
Edgar 1Reet
New York
A Good Woman Gone Rich Life Ends Quietly
Mrs. Churchill died suddenly at 3 o clock while talking with a neighbor. Born February 20, 1844 in Cooperstown New York she led a long active religious life in Lawrence and Conneil Grove Kansas. She was a leader in the Methodist church, past president of the aid society, and left many friends mourn her loss with a memory of cheerful service. Funeral Sunday evening at 8 from the First Methodist Church. The sermon by Dr. As BL Wolfe. Pallbearers listed among local names.
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Jt Churchill
Bash
F. M. Perkins
J. Wilder
A. Monroe
M.C. Manley
den. Innes
A. Slenley
A. Marks
J.T. Stubbs
We OR. Stubbs
C. Worthing
Son
WH Gray
W. J. Flintam
Wel
J. Unjinienti
EL Loy Lec
J.B. Pod
Lee
Shuler
Thume
MacFayland
Churchill
Louwna Grant
Coperstown
N. V
Stary Seminary
New York
al ‘Pion. College
Michigan
Conneil Grove
Ka Chiurehill
Harob Grant
Charehill
Lawrence
Methodist Church
Aid Society
Board Buys Lawson Property For New North Lawrence School
The Board of Education agreed today to pay 1600 for the Lawson site in North Lawrence for a new building. It will retain the old building and site, and locate on high ground favorable to railroad trucks, a choice seen as the general sentiment among citizens. The district will hire an architect later, with the building committee handling decisions.
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Board of Education
Lawson
North
Lawrence
Lincely Selvel
North Lawrence
Lansson
Griffin Ice Company Extends Free Ice to Sick This Summer
The Griffin Ice Company will continue its free ice program for the sick this summer. Free ice will be supplied to those unable to pay, especially above all children who suffer. Last year the plan ran without a shortage and no calls were received about abuse. Physicians citywide have been asked to report cases where assistance is needed.
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Griffin Tee Company
Griffin Ice Company
Anpplyin Ier
Sivk
Summer Chapel At University Draws Large Attendance
Summer students at the university filled chapel this morning, surpassing expectations. Chancellor Frank Strong spoke on patience and energy, while Dean Olin announced Prof John Lomax of Texas University will lecture July 17 on Cowboys and Cowboy Ballads.
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Caniversity
Frank Strong
Pa Timo and
Jeney
Harry Gowan Mavea
Receiver Appointed As Lorimer Bank Sours
The LaSalle Street Trust and Savings Bank, closed by the state examiner, was placed in receivership with Charles J. Ward named as receiver after a 169,925 unsecured note appeared among assets. Ward, Lorimer’s former private secretary and bank director, contested the loan. Coburn Players advance agent visits Lawrence to discuss stage arrangements for three plays at the University next Friday and Saturday, with ticket sales starting this afternoon at Fraser.
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Lorimer
LaSalle Street Trust and Savings Bank
Charles Js. Ward
Ward
Senate
Bank
Coburn
Coburn Players
Lawrence
Fraser
Picnic day for Lawrence's aged at Woodland Park
Next Wednesday will feature a picnic for Lawrence residents past 75 at Woodland Park. The Daily Papers invite all old folks to attend with a good program planned and a friendly community day.
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Woodland Park
Daily Papers
Lawrence
Street Railway Cos
Degin
Brisk Demand for Houses Boosts Lawrence Growth
Real estate agents report strong demand for homes as good crops draw families to Lawrence for University attendance. Builders say most new residences will be occupied by school’s start, with inquiries from Kansas City Tarkio and Baldwin rising daily. The Mosford Investment Co leased to three families from Kansas City June ton City and Baldwin, signaling a robust year for the University and city.
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Lawrence
Mosfard Investment Company
Kansas City
Juneton City
Baldwin
Tarkio
Hillcrest mine explosion believed hundreds killed
Alabama Calvary report says about 1000 men entered Hillcrest Collieries mine near Hillcrest on the Crow's Nest line. About 600 remained inside when an explosion occurred this morning. Some 400 escaped. 200 believed dead. Surgeons, nurses, and officials rushed to the scene. a government rescue car departed from Baltimore.
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Hilcrest
Alabama
Calvary
Ala
Hillcrest
Frank
Crow's Nest
Baltimore
Hill Crest
Government by Commission for German Department
The German department of the University adopts a governance plan by a teacher committee including all faculty. The panel will elect a chairman and meet regularly to discuss department policy, a model already tried in the mathematics department with good results.
Olin Promoted to Dean of Education Department
Olin has been named permanent head of the education department after serving as acting dean the past year. His effective leadership and strong performance led to the promotion.
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School of Education
Olin
Department of Education
Congress Looks to Early Adjournment and Trust Bills
Washington dispatch notes strong house sentiment for quick adjournment while leaders expect disposal of trust and conservation bills this session Underwood and Wilson discuss political stakes as the senate ponders urgent measures Also reports the death of Brandon Thomas author of Charleys Aunt at age 58 in London today
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Congress
Washington
Underwood
House
Wilson
Administration
Charley
London
Brandon Thomas
Gharley
New Fuse Speeds Test Shakes Allytown Pa
Allytown Pennsylvania records a dramatic test blast using 80 000 sticks of dynamite buried 200 feet deep in 25 holes to examine a fuse speed of 18 000 feet per second. The event marks the first use of the fuse in the United States.
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Allytown
Allentown
United State
Institute WIE Close Ext Week at Douglas County Teachers Institute
Enrollment reaches 83 as Douglas County teachers engage in the annual institute. Superintendent C. R. Hawley says this is the best ever, with stronger programs, better faculty, and growing interest, as preparations for next year’s schools proceed and examinations loom for nonattendees. Per the roster, numerous teachers including Allis, Reyant, Brock, Black, and many others are enrolled.
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Douglas County
C. R. Hawley
Aglas
Hea
Pienie
Denis
Childre
Ole
Rollen
Institute
Namie Allis
Nellie Reyant
E. Gs Brock Gertrude _ _ Black
Mildred Alien
Ruthie Cole
Nan W. Carrel A Roth’ Endacott
Rosa C. Bee Fleshman
Esther Freese
Phlis Grinter
Marguerite Gibson
Lord B
M Sebeher
Alta Seogein
Irene van Tries
Edith Wolgam
Laura Watts
Martha Winnack
Nora Wilson
Meea L. Zimmerman
Joho
Thirtieth Year Ends at Haskell Commencement
The thirtieth annual commencement was held at Haskell yesterday with Dr. Culbertson presiding. Henry E. Wolfe gave a speech as the school orchestra and mixed chorus performed. Diploma presentations and awards followed. a military drill and hand concert concluded the exercises as students prepared to return home for summer.
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Haskell
Henry
Doe Culbertson
College of Emporia
Henry E. Wolfe
Indian School
Henry Je Mood
Br.ucieway
Pablo Nardia
Sarl
Margaret Doxturor
Culbertson
Wise
Desel
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Chanute
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Minneapolis
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Lieve
Belgium
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Danville
William Lorimer
Chicago
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Heaskell
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