Lemberg Falls to Austro Germans in Major Siege
The Russian assault collapses as Lemberg in Galicia, capital of Cadicia, falls after a severe battle. The second Austro German army captures the city, with heavy casualties on both sides. The fall opens the path toward Cracow as Teutonic artillery proves decisive amid intensified fighting across Galicia. Lvov is the new name under Austrian control.
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Kerlin
Sayville
Lemberg
Cadicia
Rus
Smysl
Leuberg
Cralieia
Cracow
Cerin
Carpathian Mountains
Galicia
Hungary
Buckowina
Teutonic All
Przemysl
Austria
Galleln
Russia
Gatlery
Lvov
Flood Threat Grows On Republican River Basin
Flood readings rise across Kansas as the Republican River and its tributaries swell. Waneso reports a 4.6 foot day gain, with Blue Rapids and Chis Center noting five to seven foot increases yesterday. Crest is expected downstream while the Kansas River holds near seasonal high water.
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Kansas City
Republi
Kansas
Topeka
Waneso
Ste
Chis Center
Republican River
Blue Rapids
British memorandum arrival unsettles neutral shipping issue
Washington June 2 The British memorandum arriving in the United States amid debate over neutral shipping was declined by Britain and unclear whether it constitutes a reply to the latest American note. Secretary Lansing had not reviewed the memorandum and Ambassador Page at Lamont had not clarified its reception.
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Washington
Quemorandan
United States
State Department
Page
Lamlot
Lansing
Relative Writes About Death of Man Named Bumpass
A relative in Troy submits a letter to The Journal alleging the killing of Ben Bumpass by Dimery. The writer suggests familial ties to the deceased and Troy correspondents, though no explicit relationship or motives are stated. The piece hints at tensions and seeks copies of the quiper containing the account.
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Burt Pumpass
Cray
Termes
World
Atle
Ben Bumpass
Dimery
Troy
Many play games at campus crowd for KU demonstrations
About 500 people attended the second evening of play demonstrations on the University campus. Organized by J L McNaught and Bahl, men played volleyball while women danced to piano music. Dr Curtis and Dr Goetz were absent. Curtis illness required substitute leadership. Demonstrations continue each evening this week at 7 PM with folk dances planned.
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Henry
Hear Violators Of Sewer Ordinance In City Court
Warrants may be issued for nonappearance as another hearing is set for next Thursday at 3 PM. About eighteen property owners faced charges for disposing surface water and overflow from cisterns and downspouts. fines ranged from 10 to 15.50 dollars with probation to avoid record if compliance occurs within a week. Many promised to fix conditions. others stated lack of knowledge of storm water drainage.
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Terndoil
Echo Hall
Henry Albach
Earl Ram
Otelock
Judee
Dee
Tagieo
South Side Improvement Association
Jon, van der Veies
Lorain
Suni- Leary
Gily
Federal Reserve Law Change Sparks State Bank Debate
The Journal-World reports on why state banks and trust companies resist joining the Federal Reserve system. Officials say government stance and the security features of real estate holdings deter entry, while national banks push for a unified, liquid national banking corps. The discussion continues on Page 4.
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Avi Trust
Federal Reserve Eth
L. Kreeck
Drust
Farmers State Savings Bank and Trust Company
Journal- World
Koreral Heseeve
Federal Reserve
Hiw
United States
Mir
Parker Willis
Federal Reserve Board
Hanlter
Entoa
Zeppelins Raid England Destroy Navy Yard and Arsenal
Overseas reports from Stavanger describe several German airships bombing the Armstrong works at South Shields England on Tuesday night June 15 16 with the navy yard and arsenal destroyed. Seventeen killed and forty wounded according to the dispatch.
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Navy
Shields
Berlin
Christiangsis
Lotan
Stavanger
Fig Arimstro Works
Sauth Shields
England
Biggsley Builds New Barn on California Road Farm
Biggsley plans a new 24 by 60 foot barn and feed lay on his farm six miles west on the California road. The project site and purpose are described in the brief notice, with emphasis on the barn dimensions and location.
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Biggsley
Guy Biggsley
California
Wheat Cutting Begins in Douglas County Harvest Estimations
Wheat cutting has started in Douglas County with Tie Hougs and Newt Hamling of Kanwaka township beginning yesterday. The yield is not yet estimated, but quality is expected to be good in the neighborhood.
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Douglas
Browning Moves to Five-Room Bungalow in Indiana
Occupant Browning has completed moving into a new five room bungalow on Indiana Street, relocating from Rhode Island Street. The home features the standard compact layout common to contemporary small apartments.
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Browning
Indiana
Rhode Island
Kansas Weather Update Sees Unsettled Pattern Through Thursday
The Kansas forecast shows unsettled conditions with chances of showers tonight and Thursday. Little temperature change expected, with otherwise mild conditions across the state and variable precipitation possible.
Award Haskell letters for baseball track and basketball
Members of Haskell Institute athletic teams received letters and certificates for the past season. Baseball honorees include Delorme Metrosky Whitetree Clements Dunbar Pevlaw Bonner Jaroche Stover and Danbar named baseball captain for next year. Track captain Fontanelle led the track group with Chote Spencer Powell Cooke Palalead Winnie Bates Miller Mitchell Staver Bohannon Chinming earls. Basketball honorees include Flood Murdock Stover C Willis Delano Jens Richard Dunbar Wallinus named basketball captain for next year.
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Haskell Institute
Whiteball
Delorme
Metrosky
Whitetree
Clements
Dunbar
Pevlaw
Bonner
Jaroche
Stover
Danbar
K — Chote
Spencer
Powell
Cooke
Fontanelle
Palalalead
Winnie
Bates
Miller
Mitchell
Staver Bohannon
Chinming Earls
Ball — Flood
Murdock
C. Willis
Delano
Jens
Richard Dunbar
Wallinus
Fred Broeker Plans South America Journey After Isthmus Crossing
A letter from Fred Procker reports Broeker will cross the Isthmus of Panama toward Valparaiso Chile. He sailed from New York to South America, via Cuba, and expects to reach Chile as an engineer. The note ties the voyage to County Clerk Werdiur Groeker and mentions a location called Ranenqua in South America.
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Panama
America
Fred Procker
New York
South America
Japan
Cuba
Tremas
Yumama
Valpur
Chile
Broeker
Werdiur Groeker
Ranenqua
U P Hauls Harvesters to Western Wheat Fields
In a brisk transport move, U P Hauls Harvesters provided free rides for harvest crews. The workers, gathered in Kansas City, traveled via Lawrence after a station stop, hitching to open cars as they headed to Caton Ta tilice for field work.
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Kanvais
Lawrence
Caton
Arrangement for Landicap Tour at Lawrence Club
The annual handicap tour arranged by Lawrence Commodities Club will be played this weekend with qualifying rounds. Two tighties will be awarded at Tuesday's end, with president Deetor 2 TL Lone presenting trophies and ensuring equal opportunity for all handicaps. Championship set for next month with Ottawa challenge noted and local players to compete. despite heavy rain the golf course remains in excellent condition and upcoming weekend events are planned.
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Anniual ‘Landicap
Lawrace Comins Club
Mine Toles
Deetor
Ottawa Toan Huis
Mondaly
Nimerois
Sue
Hus
Floods Disrupt Train Service Across Regions
Poor weather floods disrupt rail travel with reports of high water blocking lines near Norton Hospital and Lawrence. The text notes a doctor and patient movements, a planned trip toward Colorado Springs, and general travel delays as utilities struggle to restore service after the flood conditions.
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Keene
Bend
Norton Hospital
Lawren
Kenney
Amd
Colorado Springs
Acconatoly
Parsnip Advertising Boosts Dealer Business
A fragmentary editorial notes how newspapers help dealers move goods by favorable advertising. It suggests cooperation between manufacturers and newspapers increases sales for the state keeper and benefits the dealer through showcased products and market reach.
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Wil
Evs & Ory
Tle
Qwann-7 Factirer
Flood losses loom as bridges require vast funds
An extensive report to Governor Capper details bridge and road damage across several Kansas counties after the Neosho and Kaw river floods. Estimated costs run toward millions, with Douglas County alone facing about 1,000,000 dollars in bridge repairs and many channels opened, threatening rail lines and farm lands.
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Topeka
Naw
Yeon
Stimatus
Neosho
Marais Des Cygnns
Cabtongood
Lecompten
High County Bridge
Amd
Barger
Cottultes
Town Street Fracas Ends With Fines and Arrests
McKissack and another man quarreled on Massachusetts Street and cursed bystanders. A police officer intervened to enforce the law, with a warning against public profanity. Both men paid fines and were released to resume work. Ranch of Leavenworth, Cy Lawrence, appeared in town court on business.
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Barty
Melly
McKissack
Amdeneis
AmonnTine
Massachusetts
McWissack
Atbach
Min
Leavenworth
Cy Lawrence Erday
Huaiess
Rain Delays Survey at Robinson Estate Camp North of Lawrence
Rain slows surveying by engineering team at the Robinson estate camp four miles north of Lawrence. Engineers J Charles King Tony James Carl Spangler and others faced weather pauses while Joseph Buckhaman joined the workers and later entered the Suman school after illness last year.
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Robinson Estate
Lawrence
J. Charles King
Jat S
Tony James
Carl Spangler
Gleam
Carl We
Milton Tincker
Washhuen
Lawrence NX
Christie
Gerald Sparks
Charles J. Sloan
George Ll Fair
Rods Weelin
Gilinan
C. Harding
Charles
Slale
Norman
Steachimt
Andersen Viske
Joseph
Buckhanim
Suman
Vamp
Steknesa Cid
Earthquakes Hit Lower California Causing Devastation
Reports from El Gentro and Mexicali describe widespread damage after a series of earthquakes. Five killed and tens of millions in damages shut down irrigation and water systems while fires and collapsed buildings left towns leveled. Telecommunication lines faltered as authorities declared martial law and relief efforts began across the border.
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Hameed
Walla
Alesaeeini
Ualijairin
Niki
Shahtiys
Densiam
Avivona
Civil Service Commission Appoints New State Board Members
Governor announces two appointive members J L King of Topeka and J E Caton of Kansas City join the civil service commission created by the last legislature. The act tests applicants for state jobs, with exemptions for certain officials and staff, and sets terms, salaries, and rules for discharge and reinstatement. The panel includes university faculty and state officials as part of the roster, and outlines competitive testing procedures.
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J. E. Caton
Kansas City
J. L. King
Topeka
Complete Board
Kansas
Civil Service Commission
Hiw
Athea
Jymis Lo King
Yenab Nan
Walinal
Ffresu Camonte
Bland and Mare
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Bulletin
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