21 Jun 1907
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1907
Page
1
The defense prepared to take the stand after the state closed its testimony, arguing there was no direct link to Haywood. They outlined their trial plan and defense strategy for the next phase of the proceedings.
The divorce of Mrs D Uordett Hlatna from RK Hanna was granted. Hanna, the only child of the couple, will be in the custody of her father. Alimony terms were privately agreed, with specifics not disclosed.
In Leavenworth Kansas on dune 21 the former Senator Baker’s condition worsened this morning as his physician reported he was barely alive amid ongoing battle with illness and frail health.
Paris dc21 government disinterpellated in the chamber of deputies on measures to restore order in the south. Premier Clemenceau declared he would not listen to any proposal for conditional surrender of mutineers and demanded a vote of confidence.
Testimony in the Haywood trial lingers with a handwriting expert linking a key figure to related waivers and a witness identifying Orchard and another man. The defense contends the state fails to prove crime knowledge and moves for an instructed verdict as closing arguments approach after the court denies reading a long Colorado decision.
A man identified as Tages Wellington, Sans, Jane 21 74, gained entry to Miss Pearl Rogers and her mother’s home last night. He awoke Mrs. Rogers by attempting to choke her, but she resisted and screamed until neighbors intervened. Several shots were fired as he fled, and he escaped.
A fragment mentions Wiedemann’s advertising June Bride Sundaes drawing attention to the store’s window and pensions. It notes Wolf’s Book store and W. L. Douglas shoes sold by Abe Wolfson at 637 Mase Street amid scattered phrases about papers, envelopes, and local vendors.
Talking of Bail. St Juha June 21. The steamer Crystal Stream burned to the water's edge in Washholemoak lake last night. Three crew members died in the blaze. Cleveland is Better. Princeton N J Somme 21. Charles F. Brook visits Blue Mound today on Hosford Investment Co business. Get new Post Cards at Boughton's Saturday.
A column argues men should loosen dress codes in hot weather. It cites dissatisfaction with collars coats and even coats for respectability and notes a society woman who refuses to visit a fountain shop unless the clerk wears a coat. It endorses comfort for workers while balancing propriety.
A morning accident damaged a pavement hole between the Lawrence National bank and Griffin Ice company. A farmer’s vehicle lost balance, but only slight injuries occurred. The street commissioner will repair the site promptly.
The annual session of the American mining convention will be held in Joplin, Missouri from November 11 to 14. James F. Galbraith, a Filipino voters leader, chaired the registration drive. Carl Jr., secretary, notes the event will be the largest assembly of mining men to date, with Roosevelt asked to appoint delegates at large.
A garbled page combines job ads for a kitchen helper and eye clinic display details with multiple business listings and livestock prices. It notes an appeal hearing for Mayor Schmitz’s bail release under judicial advisement.
MM Robinson urges a rock road project linking Lawrence and Kansas City. He vows to push the plan, asking residents to back the effort or risk losing a long sought improvement. The piece frames good roads as vital for town and country, seeking local support and leadership.
A battalion of infantry stationed at Agde deserted en masse on June 2 and joined insurgent wine growers in Beziers. The mutineers seized the square, refused to parley with Clemenceau, and demanded conditional surrender. Generals urged return to duty as the revolt escalated.
Reports say the Kansas Railroad Commission may issue a two cent fare order for Kaunas. Officials discuss the mileage book plan. if rains delay, the Airdome still offers a show. Pay at 5:30 for the new comedy Mixed Pickles and fresh features. rain refunds if needed.
Kansas City market update listing prices for Wheat with July, Sept and Dec futures, cash grades for hard and red wheat, Corn futures for July Sept Dec, No 2 and No 3 mixed and white varieties, Oats and Rye quotes, and hay prices for Choice Timothy and Prairie. Notable figures include No 2 hard at 8714 95, July wheat 860, Corn July 49%4, hay up to 16.50 per 20, ag Meese.
iPrancisco June 21 The Western Union and Postal telegraphers in San Francisco and Oakland will probably strike this afternoon. The action remains local and should not affect eastern offices. President Small of the Commercial Telegraphers Union says President Charry's statement yesterday changes nothing for San Francisco.
A sweeping order issued in June 71 gives martial law free rein where absent. It empowers authorities to suspend newspapers disperse meetings banish individuals and take actions for public security by administrative process without court steps. The measure aims to head off agrarian disorders.
Washington June 21 The formal midneement via Tokio dispatch published today that Ambassador Aoki is to be retained at Washington is regarded here as clearly establishing the fact that the present Japanese ministry has assured itself of the support of both unionist and conservative parties in its present attitude toward America.
Beziers France June 21 General Bailout arrived and after an interview with the mutineers of the 17th infantry the staff decided to return to their regiment.
An advertisement urges shoppers to buy footwear at Taylor's Sample Shoe store at 903 Mass Street, claiming marked down prices on Oxfords Barefoot Sandals and similar items compared with higher priced boxes elsewhere.
Atlantic City June 21. Anti saloon sentiment was urged to shape party platforms in the next national campaign. Liquor interests call for a United States federation to oppose prohibition momentum and push a platform doctrine for the 1908 presidential conventions.
Over seventy applications for membership were accepted at the Wakarusa P A regular meeting last evening. Twenty five new members were initiated and the committee extended the dispensation until August. The picnic was postponed to mid July due to weather and harvest. The meeting closed with a smoker and an ice cream social.
Two Indians visiting for Haskell Commencement drew attention on Massachusetts street as they wandered about in ceremonial dress. They wore white and yellow moccasins and vibrantly colored blankets, styled long braids, and leather straps, and seemed pleased with their Lawrence shopping experiences.
Miss Helen Preather and Mr Clarence Cropp united in marriage last evening at the Warren street Baptist church by Rev John Cregg of Leavenworth. The bride wore white organdie trimmed in lace over white silk and carried American rose bouquet. Attended by Miss Ophelia Hopkins the groom’s party included Riley Rodgers with ushers Clarence Austin and Hoy Blackburn. They will reside here.
Ad copy promoting hammocks for porch use in hot weather from C. J. Eriksen. Mentions various styles and jail varieties with prices from 90 cents to 0 dollars. Encourages property money options and suggests seeing that ties.
EOKE'S ECONOMY STORE advertises Alisks and Herrick refrigerators enamel and Opal lined, plus tired action gas ranges. All items promoted as good value, aimed at shoppers seeking durable kitchen appliances during hot weather.
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