Queer Accident At Reform School Matron Wounded
Matron Lowe of the reform school lies at Stormont hospital with two bullet wounds and unconscious. Her husband J C Lowe, in jail with a head wound, claims the shooting was accidental. A revolver with four empty chambers lay nearby. Lowe drank carbolic acid afterward but was unharmed. No quarrel is known, and the case remains enveloped in mystery. Lowe is a former state normal school graduate and Linn county teacher. Mrs Lowe was a former teacher born in Menom City. The couple has two young children.
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Watchoma
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Sheen
Lowe
State Normal School
Linn County
Kansas
Prescot
Kan
Republican County Central
Menod City
Simon Whitaker
Sabine County
Texas
Bob Moore
Jens Hanson
Gubsoo
Lewis Bray
Arcola
Inl
John Tollett
Eastland County
Gus Walden
South Texas
John Sharp
Smithland
Elaine E. Simpson
Walter Simpson
Fort Worth
W. E. Williams
Bavavius
Kiltlei
Allen Hollenquist
Kaufman County
Hollenquist
Wes. E. P. Bass
Bloomington
Lil
PLYNA WILL CONSIDER NOMINATION FOR CONGRESS DELEGATE
Oklahoma City June 29 telegram from Delegata Flynn in Washington confirms he may be a candidate if required by harmony. Flynn would accept if nomination dibuat unanimous and duties demand. Judge J J Brown of the city asked if he would run to maintain unity at the Republican convention next Wednesday in Enid.
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Congress
Oklahoma City
O. T
Delegata Flynn
Washington
Enid
J. J. Brown
Thin City
Harmony
Fiyon
Als
No Treaty This Session Upheld By President Over Cuba
Washington reports say no reciprocity treaty with Cuba can be submitted this session. If Cuban minister Senor Qtemds had full powers, a draft could be drawn in Washington, but it must go to Havana for approval before Senate submission. Time runs out if Congress adjourns by July 4, and administration hopes to show support for Cuba even without a two thirds ratification prospects.
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Washington
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Hm Senate
CNO
Senate
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Cuba
Mines sell big in Missouri district show rising ore prices
SOD FOR THe waem Higher Prices for Minnomi Hassis Dintrant Joplin Mo Jung 23 Tha zing and Joad ore market continues active with an advance of 75 Coals per 1 000 pounds for load ore. Two large producing mines were sold: The New Brooklyn mine near Carterville for 59 000 to Frank Nicholson and the Cora Joanie mine near Spurgeon sold for 40 000 to a capital pool. Remaining interests mostly held. Many small transactions as buyers join larger operators.
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Brooklyn
Carterville
Ware
Frank Nicholson
Nantorn
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Caths
Cora Joanie Mins
Spurgeon
Iligois Capil Te Pool
Thei Investment
Judge appeals for drought relief in Zap County
June 23 Zapata county Judge Spahn appeals for relief for drought victims in Zapata County. He cites winds causing increased destitution and says he has provided rations for two months to various sections but now has only ten days of supply left. Other items include reports from Wilkesbarre on miners strike mood and scattered local business notes.
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London
Shanghai
Yangtse
Kuerrase
Zap
Corpus Christi
Tex
Spahn
Zapata County
Zapate County
Zspate
Coronation Week Opens as King and Queen Arrive in London
King Edward and Queen Alexandra arrive from Windsor to a festive London as the coronation week begins. Royal guests, ambassadors, and Danish Princesses join royal processions to Buckingham Palace while crowds greet the monarchs at Paddington. The week promises nightly displays at Spithead and continued pageantry.
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Paddington
Senate Battles Over Naval and Army Appropriations
In Washington a partial naval appropriation report was adopted with amendments still in dispute and a conference requested. Senate members Massie Hale Parkins and Tilimya were appointed to the conference. The army bill was presented and a motion to recess from the barracks at permanent posts amendment was agreed. Allison urged ceded over a $1,009,000 increase in barracks and mud quarters funding.
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New Postmasters Named for Kansas
Washington June 23 Nomination lists name postmasters for Kensay Goa B Cronkar Acyhopy James A Armant Dodge City Goa W Watson Kinsley Frank J Davis Larned Martin L Griman Lyons Hen jamine A Allisse McPherson Heory un Van Nest Peabody Jesse D Keanard Ssoeca Rofus E Gond Starling Marshall M Murdock Wichita DANIMH BAL KYLIE Phe Hewn Committees continue investigations today.
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Goa
B Cronkar
Acyhopy
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Dodge City
W. Watson
Kinsley
Frank J. Davis
Larned
Martin L. Griman
Lyons
Henjamine A Allisse
McPherson
Heory UN van Nest
Peabody
Jesse D. Keanard
Ssoeca
Rofus E Gond
Starling
Marshall M. Murdock
Wichita
Watermelons Cooked by Texas Drought Threaten Market
Fragmented dispatches describe a heat and drought impact in Texas south of the Hare line with 2000 catloads of watermelons rendered unfit for market near the San Antonio Arkansas Past and I and G N railroads. State agric official Johnson warns drought harms cotton crops.
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Cottas
Missouri Republicans Gather at Jeff City for Fall Ticket
Jeffersom City June 23 Delegates and supporters from across Missouri converge for the state Republican convention to choose temporary leadership and set the path for fall nominees Ed McKinsey of Maryville or Richard Bartholt of St Louis are favored for temporary chairman Ben F Russell may serve as permanent chairman pending a compromise candidate The St Louis delegation backing Charles Nagle for US senator faces limited support and debate persists as planning continues
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State Committee
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Maryville
Richard Bartholt
St. Louis
Ben F. Russell
Victoria Charles Nagle
United States
Populists in Topeka Eye Ticket Settlements
Kansas Populists gather in Topeka with Harris and Jackson leading a pre convention conference. Democrats invite Wichita delegates as state central committee prepares to shape the ticket. Interest centers on state treasurer and other statewide posts amid Democrat and Populist maneuvers.
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W. A. Harris
Topeka
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Wichita
Git
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Democratic State Central Committee
Craddock
Kansas City
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Supreme Court
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Drury Lane theater to be largest playhouse in New York
Oscar Mhiumierskin breaks ground in New York for the Drury Bane theater, touted as the largest work and Hammerstein’s theater project. It will seat about 4,800 with 200 standing, feature a 71 foot arch stage 100 feet high, a water tank under the stage, and flexible box seating. Prices start at one dollar, aiming to attract 1,000,000 at that rate and 200,000 at two dollars. The building, to cost around 1,000,000, emphasizes grandeur and lasting quality over showiness.
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New York
Drury Bane
Mammerstein
New York World
Metropolitan Opera House
Drury Lane
United States
Air
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Cnter
Wandering travelers and social arrivals across Lawrence
A long list of Lawrence residents and visitors leaves for summer plans and trips. Many head to Chicago Topeka Denver Pueblo and various Texas cities while others visit family and friends in Lecampton Chanute Chanute Leavenworth and Ottawa. Notable movements include Mrs Lena Beard and Miss Laura Lyons attending a wedding in Topeka. A 92 year old Mrs Elizabeth Melntire dies in Philadelphia after a life marked by memory and ties to Lafayette.
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Kansex City
Lena Beard
Topeka
Ely Moore
Laura Lyons
Lawrence
H. Mitchellspast
W. R. Smith
Lecompton
Kansas City
J. J. Eddy
Neal Donnelly
Ernest Robinso
E. F. Goodrich
E. L. House
J. A. Keeler
Chicago
Elizabeth Baker
Pueblo
John Ulrich
Colorado
Anna Jobasoo
Denver
Savaral Waaks
Markets by Wire KaNsas City Live Stock Report
KaNsas City live stock market notes steady demand with cattle calves hogs and sheep prices listed for various categories. A long passage on market items appears garbled with stray numbers and inconsistent spellings. The closing snippet oddly references David Crosby Foster, president of a savings bank in Poughkeepsie, noting his age and daily routine despite bad weather and long tenure since 1877.
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Poughkeepsis
Dirssier
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