American colors worn by strikers in Paris uprising
Parisian sewing girls wore American flags during a strike and cited the stars and stripes as a symbol of their demand for the English week with Saturday half holiday. The piece notes France’s evolving view of the United States as ally and cultural influence during wartime.
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Paris
America
George Washington
Lincoln
Wilson
France
United Staes
United States
Germany
Sorbonne
Ambrion
Columbia
Mexican Priests Petition to Return to Mexico City
About eighty Mexican priests who fled during the revolution ask permission to return to Mexico. The government will review each case, considering antecedents and past actions before granting or denying permission. Included are several archbishops and other high church dignitaries. Interment planned for Mrs. Sarah Burton at Williams cemetery after Culver Church funeral. Sons of Veterans Auxiliary No 78 meet Monday at 2:30 in Post Hall with Mrs. Wall speaking on the Red Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
United States
Mexico
Burton
Sarah Burton
Lone Star
Culver Church
Williams Cemetery
Sons of Veterans Auxiliary
Sons of Veterans Auxiliary No. 78
Post Hall
Robert Kramer
Ema Steffen
Fred Hedrich
John Mathia
Mittie Lynel
Butten
Spt
Pela
Liv
Marguerite
Watts
Mal
Duis
Ruby Sel Gee
Miss Selzer
Mtchel Wilt
Ollie
Selaey Wes
Kudormt
Obituary of Lucy Dix Kinnear Grandmother and Philanthropist
Lucy Dix Kinnear born December 20 1861 in Lawrence Kansas married William S Kinnear October 20 1886 in Ohio. She raised two sons Josiah and Ralph and cared for others with magnetism and spirituality. Her life endured tragedy including her son Josiah’s death in Chicago five weeks after his engagement. She died June Ath 1917 after years of service to her community and faith.
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Lucy Dix Kinnear
Lawrence
Kansas
William S. Kinnear
Columbus
Ohio
Josiah
Ralph
Lucy
Ralph C. Dix
Quantrell
W. J. Flintom
Walt Whitman
Chicago
KU Summer Session Enrollments Near Seven Hundred
Enrollment in the University of Kansas summer session reaches 663 and will surpass 700 with the start of the second term on July 19. The first term ends around July 1. The session is split into six and four week terms to accommodate part time students. Next week marks Junior High School Week with outside speakers David Snerl aen of Columbia University and M. Pearson of Kansas City Kansas.
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University of Kansas
David Snerlaen
Columbia University
M. Pearson
Kansas City
Kan
J. A. Devlin
Fort Scott
Europe
Doans Kidney Pills Backed by Lawrence Woman
A Lawrence reader report highlights Doan’s Kidney Pills as effective for backache and kidney pain. Mrs. H. D. Macomber of 1338 Ohio Street says she suffered over a year from lameness and kidney pains until Doan’s provided relief. Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo markets the remedy.
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Lawrence
Bright
Doan
H. D. Macomber
Ohio Street
Card of Thanks and Local Notices Across Town
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for kindness and flowers after a bereavement. The rest includes a Mexican government plan to establish a financial agency in Ciudad Juarez El Paso to handle frontier funds and troop payments. Other items note a university hash house tennis league, local social visits, and minor community events and reflections.
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Mexico City
Fl Paso
Texas
Frontier Customs Houses
Hash House Tennis League
Hash House” Tennis League
Patterson
Frightfulness and community notices in town
Storied items describe St John day dinner plans at the Re residence and local club activities. Mentions Mrs Albert Jump visiting from Kansas City with granddaughter Betty Jane Lin, and various townspeople and events including a Red Cross benefit at the Royal Theater with a local orchestra.
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Senor Thy von
Thoney Posse
Mary Mays Tiersseures
John Cheristiansen
Missrath Dairy Company
Ube
Histianson
Albert Jump
Kansas City
William (. Wolcott
Betty Jane Lin
Rinda
Western Star
St. John's Day
Ay Piewe
Miss Rath &. Pheniele
Rusteen Stir Ait
Muilda Mhsgusen
Enid
Oklahoma
Charles Jahn
Bretie St Ube
Louis Needham
McLouth Speet Shurediay
Frank Pairebilat
Fairehila
Heol
Union Re
Anm
Burge
Bridges
Fort Riley
Kansas
Wla
Gladman
Monaded Richly Rewards Royal Revenue Among Nations
Monaded, by its sizable economy, generates a proportionally richer royal revenue than any other country, underscoring its economic heft and fiscal strength relative to peers.
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Monaded
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Red Cross
George Kreeck
Merchants National Bank
American Red Cross
War Council
American Red Cross War Fund
William G. McAdoo
Renwurer
Dallars
Aunust
Sigel
Working Girls OF
City of
State Treasurer’s of
Fice
Douglas County
The
State University
Haskell Institute
Kansas River
Atchison, Topeka and
Santa Fe
Union Pacfic
Kansas City, Kaw Valley & Western Interurban
Washington
Topeka
Missouri
Lloyd Duffer
Jennif Sowosii
Rose Walton
Wiedemann’ S
Clearfield
Wiedemann’s
Tonganghaie
John
Sedgwick
Dafer
Chorge L. Phenicle
Reno
Whitsed
Foster Lomi
Lucile Il Hia
Leavenworth
Mabel McNaughton
Mick McNaughton
Kansas Univery
Blum
Chapter of Commerce of
Thesday
Leola Kenna
Watherine Curry
Chamber of Commerce
Mra. Corney
First van Tuy
Tonganoxie
Smith
Hazel Ridge
Mayginner
Stanwood
Edminister
Cafer
Hawk Kellow
Pleasant Valley
Coal Ridar
Stockholm
G. Sellergren
Technical University
Air Transport
London
Civic Aerial Transport Committee
Lord Northcliffe
Major Baird
Post Office
Indian Office
Dominions
England
Gacy
Atoll
Goudy
Sting
Ees
Gatarrh
Sulebore
Leware
Liberty
People’s State Bank
T. J. Meade
Irving Hill
Geo. W. Kahne
Cashier
GEO. T. Wetzel Asst
Metcalf “Farm Loans
F. W. Barteldes Barteldes Seed Co A
Henly American Cement Plaster Co
G. G. Clevenger Farmer
Peerless Garage
Central Motor CO. Chalmers
Goodyear Tires
Kelly-Springfield
Auto Accessories CO
Frank Evans
Goodrich
General Tires
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