Assault Surcharges End in Jail For Second Hand Dealer
A. Peltzie proprietor of a 600 block Massachusetts street second hand store was jailed after a morning fine of 10.50 for assaulting Glen Martin, a University student who identified goods as Martin’s stolen property. The dispute began when Martin linked a hat and shoes to his loss. Peltzie allegedly struck with a club. Constantine on His Travels Thesis Switzerland June 22 dethroned Greek king Constantine arrived with thirty companions. railway guards kept order and reception was cordial. Mrs. M S McCreight of Oskaloosa visits weekend with Mr. and Mrs. S. Eingle.
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A. Peltzie
Massachusetts Street
Glen Martin
Pute
Peltzie
Martin
Constantine
Switzerland
Greece
Martin A General Topeka Kansas Brigadier General
Adjutant General Charles I. Martin, veteran of the fighting Twentieth in the Spanish-American War, was appointed to command all Kansas troops with the title of brigadier general. Governor Capper announced the choice, likely to be recognized by President Wilson when Kansas soldiers are federalized.
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Topeka
Charles I. Martin
Kansas
Capper
Wilson
Martin
Philippines
Twentieth
Islands
National Guard Association of the United States
Adjutant Generals’ Association of the United States
Ogle County
Illinois
Taking Cathartics Fail to Cure Digestive Trouble
A garbled historical note warns daily laxative use does not resolve stomach ailments or remove toxins. It cites unclear remedies and misleads about health claims while implying broader medical skepticism.
Enjoyed band music by First Regiment in Central Park
The First Regiment band played last night in Central Park at eight, drawing a largely attended and appreciative audience in Lawrence. The hour and a half concert pleased locals who favor fine band music, despite many members being away for the summer.
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Central Park
Lawrence
Indian Musicians Leave for Chicago Summer Work
The Indian string quartet that stayed six weeks at Haskell left yesterday for Chicago where it plans a busy summer. They gave several concerts in Lawrence, praised by music lovers, before heading to new engagements.
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Oregon
Chicago
Haskell
Lawrence
Engineers Join Kansas Company A in Topeka Call
Hugh Crawford a university student and former city engineer leads first lieutenant’s group as Kansas engineers join United States service. Many university students are members but most stay away from Lawrence this summer. Crawford says the company will be formed from scattered parts of the country. Union meetings scheduled for Sunday at Congregational and Presbyterian churches will be held with Presbyterians providing the program. The days are shorter now after yesterday marked the longest day of the year. Gardners face longer work periods until harvest as onions and potatoes near storage. Farmers still seek workers amid high contractor wages complicating recruitment for rural labor.
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Hugh Crawford
Topeka
Company A
Kansas Engineers
United States
Crawford
Ans
Lawrence
Presbyterian
Presbyterian Church
Presbyterians
Gardner
Barbers to Elect Officers in Lawrence Meeting
The Barbers' League of Lawrence met last night in Dick's hall to set a Thursday evening election for officers to serve a three month term. Mrs. C. G. Goff is visiting her daughter Mrs. Lawrence Morris in Junction City.
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Barbers
Barbers’ League of Lawrence
Dick's ‘Hall
C.G. Goff
Lawrence Morris
Junction City
German Press Touts Bogus Socialist Delegates In Stockholm
Copenhagen dispatch on June 22 reports German papers discuss three supposed American socialist representatives arriving in Stockholm for a peace conference. Boris Reinstein, Max Goldfarm, and D. Davidovitch are named, with German outlets glossing their non American origins while highlighting Reinstein’s view that Wilsons war was driven by Wall Street capitalists seeking a Russia rooted peace.
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Copenhagen
Germany
Stockholm
Sweden
Boris Reinstein
Buffalo
Max Goldfarm
New York Forward
D. Davidovitch
Reinstein
Wilson
Wall Street
Waoll Street
Russia
Finland to form independent republic, sever from Russia
The Finnish Social Democratic congress adopted resolutions calling for separation from Russia and the creation of an independent republic. It demands no Russian troops or fortifications in peacetime and equal treatment with foreign nations in economic relations. The move addresses social democrats across Finland.
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Helsingfors
Finland
Social Democratic Congress of Finland
Russia
Nish
Social Democrats
Social Democrats of
All
Finland Independence Appeal Seeks Support from Russia
Finnish newspapers report that countries including Russia are urged to back Finland's independence, arguing the bourgeois Russian government cannot guarantee Finland's inviolable freedom. Japan reportedly offered to assist Russia in organizing democracy and in reorganization efforts.
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Russia
Finland
Japan
Copenhagen
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University of Kansas Law
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Ajax
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Tulsa
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Red Cross
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Dunmire
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Happyland
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Lawrence National Bank
Hester & Roberts Mfg
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