Rioting Follows Burning of Flag in Chicago
Federal authorities investigate deadly Chicago riot sparked by a flag burning during a parade by Star Order of Ethiopia. Leaders linked to Abyssinia plan and a third party presidential bid, while two white men were killed and many injured. Police pursued alleged agitators including Joseph Fernon and a rising number of suspects.
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Three Men Shot During Riot at Scoville Plant
In Waterbury Connecticut a riot near Scoville Manufacturing Plant left three men wounded. Lieut Richard LeRoy of the police department, John J Bergin of the companys protective force, and a striker of unknown name, were hit. Police say the clash began as strikers gathered at noon amid reports the firm would bring in strike breakers.
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Balmoral apartments fire devastates stylish Vancouver area
Six vehicles were damaged in a blaze that destroyed the Balmoral apartments in a fashionable part of the city last night. Police reported mild injuries and note a minor driving incident at the station this morning as part of the aftermath.
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Peace treaty debate shapes campaign platform
Jaime Hamilton Lewis, former Illinois senator, enters the Democratic presidential bid era announcing a platform urging government ownership of waterways, telegraphs, air and road lines. He argues peace treaties should be viewed as contingent actions, not sacred documents, as he appeals to voters with a call to curb private monopolies and expand public control.
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Baldwin to Skip Local 4th of July Festivities
Baldwin plans no official Independence Day celebration this year citing Lawrence event as the main program. Community members are urged to join the Lawrence festivities, with locals expected to travel there for the holiday.
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Campaign plans outlined at Harding Hays conference
Washington June 21 plans for the Republican presidential campaign were discussed in detail at an all day meeting between Senator Harding the party nominee and National Chairman Will Hays and members of the subcommittee of the Republican national committee. They noted the national committee had begun launching the campaign and anticipated formal notice for Harding around mid July at Marion Ohio. The discussions covered appointing officers for the campaign including a vice chairman of the executive committee and an assistant secretary of the zonal committee with women to fill those roles.
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Wilson plans direct touch with convention leaders
Washington June 21 President Wilson intends to stay in direct contact with Democratic convention leaders in San Francisco via long distance telephone. Secretary Tumulty, acting for the President, spoke with Chairman Cummins of the Democratic National Committee to arrange talks. The report notes efforts to maintain executive communication during the event.
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Allies plan bold Turkish defense as conference opens
At Hythe conference premiers and advisers approve immediate military measures as Turkish nationalist forces reach the Dardanelles. French, British troops and the fleet poised to defend Constantinople while Greece, Italy and others push for mandates and reparations. Venizelos arrives to join talks on Armenia and Turkish questions.
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Kansas Mine Is Again Operating After Six Month Strike
Pittsburg Kansas June 21 after a six month strike unique in the annals of the Kansas mining industry the BH OR and H mine is again in operation An inquiry by the Kansas Industrial Relations court ordered the mine to resume The dispute centered on manager Guffey loyal to employers and state during winter operations He was suspended nine years by his union and forced to seek review through the United States Mine Workers of America The mine has a capacity of 3000 tons per week Also mentions lectures on Japanese missions at Evangelical Church and notes on Harry Hoffman and Dr Albright
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Hughes on Governing Ourselves From a Cambridge Speech
Charles E Hughes warned in Cambridge that in governing ourselves we fail to live up to the ideal of free intelligent people. He argued that many laws and measures show wasteful complexity with little perspective or practical benefit.
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Wilson Declines Church Delegates Meetings
Runshouse says conferences will be held as planned. Health measures target young people with a meeting tomorrow at Plympton ChurchPresidency marks a turning point for the campaign and outreach efforts.
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Wilson aide hints third term bid amid health concerns
Kansas news notes that President Wilson’s health cast doubt on a third term. Rodest Shouse says no campaign plan exists and Carter Glass or John W. Davis could be presidential prospects. Kanes delegation ships to San Francisco for the Democratic National Convention. Ohio Democrats travel aboard a special train with a daily newspaper. A youth religious education conference opens in Lawrence with Rev Gammon addressing attendees and a schedule of study periods and classes outlined.
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Preacher and Fighter in Grand Junction Incident
Rev. Joseph M. Barnett, pastor of St. Matthew's Episcopal Church, knocked a trainer to the floor after being insulted at a rotent athletic meet. A general fight followed. the assailant was arrested and fined. Barnett served as an army chaplain in the war.
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New Minister to Greece Named by Wilson in Recess Appointment
Edward Sappe a Princeton professor was named minister to Greece by President Wilson in a recess appointment. S Parker Gilbert Jr was nominated as assistant secretary to succeed It 0 Lei finged.
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Lynchings Shock Georgia in June At Rincon Scene
Savannah, June 21. Phillip Gauithers, alleged slayer of a 17 year old girl Miss Anza Jardon, was taken to a Rincon area and lynched after being captured near Stilson earlier today. He reportedly confessed on the way to the scene that he killed the girl.
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When Jess Willard Visits Topeka Barber Shop
Lawrences famed heavyweight champion Jess Willard visits Topeka drawing crowds. Barbers drop their own customers to greet him, chat briefly, and return to work only after he is fully attended, delaying others in the chair.
Marriage Licenses and Local Social Notes in Lawrence
Marriage licenses listed include Herries and a party from Newton and Lawrence with Elan Watir Woods of Vinita Oklahoma and Vyne L Le Suer of Roddeifornia. Local residents visiting relatives and returning home are noted along with several family movements and social visits in Lawrence and Fairview. The item references local business and university plans, plus a few personal updates including staged farm reports and insurance notices.
Irish Riots Turn Into a Civil War in Londonderry
Civil unrest escalates as six people die and hundreds are wounded in Londonderry. Gunfire blankets the city, business halts, and troops face ongoing clashes with rioters in a day of intensified violence amid spreading chaos and transportation disruption.
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Handle Aerial Truck With Ease
Delivery Engineer Mitasimamons of the American La France Fire Engine Company of Elmira New York will leave town tonight after coaching Lawrence firemen in handling the new aerial fire truck acquired last week. Mr Fitzsimmons said the truck is two gon men, and the Lawrence men have taken to the operation. He noted it normally takes more than five days to install such trucks. Fire drills have continued this week with all runs except one. John Dewitt fell against a brick wall but was unhurt, only shaken, and earned the nickname Uskyrocker from fellow firefighters.
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Arrests Highlight Turbulent Night In Massachusetts
Police report a chaotic scene during a late night football watch in a Massachusetts street recession area. James Monroe and Charles Brown were among those taken into custody as officers investigated a paper left by a suspect. A separate incident notes Felk Mutay’s trial preparation and Jolice Tadire Stewart’s absence from city duties. Signs indicate Harry P. Smith of Newton has signed a Lawrence Schools superintendent contract, starting August 1.
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Journal World to Cover Democratic National Convention
The Journal World will send a special correspondent to Frisco for the Democratic national convention. The reporter will relay Kansas delegation and state interests, with coverage from multiple angles. The Association will provide complete reports and special articles and pictures.
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Reinstate Insurance Drive Aids Vets In Kansas City Area
The American Red Cross has notified local chapters that July 1 marks the end of the period to reinstate war risk insurance. Officials and workers will assist ex service men at the Lawrence headquarters on East Ninth Street to file reinstatement forms before the deadline.
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Strikers Claim Gains Amid Rail Tie Up
Philadelphia reports strike leaders claim they have caused significant impact as about 5000 workers quit, slowing freight and creating shortages. Meat prices rise and newsprint supplies grow tight, though leaders insist the action targets the labor board rather than railroads.
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Chicken thieves alert in Marion township report
Overbrook rural route writer Beane reports chicken thieves raid local roosts in Marion township. He notes thieves carried away many birds including rumpless varieties and urges residents to stay vigilant and inform authorities.
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Good Wheat Weather In Topeka Report
Topeka June 21 The end cloudy weather has checked the premithive ripening of wheat and oats. Anticipated yields fell over most of the state during the past week but kernels show development aided by the weather. State board of agriculture issues weekly crop report.
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Fine Building Opens for Kaw Valley Creamery
Report notes the Neve Plant at Kaw Valley Creamery is well designed for dairy products and will resume operation after transportation delays. Also mentions a Navy note on a special service squadron to be based on the canal, Octuber timing, and a remark on film industry eye color affecting casting. Arctic summer brings continuous sun and abundant insect life and birds for ten to twelve weeks.
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Cement Plaster Co to New Hands in Major Purchase
Beaver board companies acquire the American Cement Plaster Company once led by the late Senator Albert Henley. Warren Henley remains treasurer and sales manager role moves to Chicago as expansion plans promise increased production across seven mills in Kansas Texas Oklahoma Michigan Ohio and New York with substantial mine deposits.
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Grades to be mailed to Hill students’ parents soon
University of the Hill reports that registrar George O Foster will mail grades to students’ parents within two to three weeks. Grades received so far can be learned by applying at the Registrar's Office during the week.
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Kaw Valley Best Reveals Ground for Farming Strength
Reports from Warren Harding supporters emphasize Kaw Valley as premier farming ground with strong wheat prospects across Missouri and Illinois. A Hesper neighbor notes a field now yielding about twenty five bushels per acre, while statuary models by Henry are installed at Fraser Hall. Mr and Mrs RB Cook plan a new home in Sacramento, former Grace Reynolds.
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