Haywood Defense Pivoted as Orchard Testifies in Idaho Trial
In Boise on June 2 the Haywood defense reopened with Harry Orchard back on the stand. Orchard denied threatening Steunenberg and refuted claims of conversations about killing him, asserting no such talks occurred with multiple men including D. C. Copely and Mary J. King corroborated attendance at his Cripple Creek visits.
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Boise
Idaho
Haywood
Harry Orchard
Orchard
Richardson
Whim
Tie
Max Malieh
Denver
Steunenberg
Orehard
Malich
John D. Elliott
Elliott
Capital
Western Federation of Miners
D. C. Copely
Couer D'Alene
A. Sullivan
Cripple Creek
Fred Hough
Wallace
James Rainey
Lottie Day
David Coates
F. R. Bedd
W. B. Easterly
W. F. Davis
Mary J. King
Miss King
J. ©. Sterlityr
Mine Owners’ Association
Colorado
Sterling
McKinney
Morence
Union
Alice Fitshugh
Mrs. King
Star Rooming House
Spike
Defense Gains a Point in Former Judge Loving Trial
Houston Virginia June 25 The trial of former Judge Loving charged with the murder of Theodore Estes adjourned yesterday as the defense began to relate a conversation with his brother in law Harry Sneed who spoke of the alleged drugging of his daughter The prosecution objected and the judge overruled the objection giving the defense an incidental victory The witness said Sneed came to his office and told of a buggy ride and a woman named Elizabeth Loving being delirious and in bad condition Further testimony connected a Miss Loving allegedly being intoxicated and a man named Strother reporting Estes so informed him
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Houston
Loving
Theodore Estes
Harry Sneed
Sneed
Elizabeth Loving
E. la. Kidd
Stevens
Miss Loving
W. B. Lee
Loringston
Strother
Theodore
Estes
Elizabeth
Special Delivery Rule Applies July First at Post Offices
A new rule for special delivery letters takes effect July 1 at all post offices. Lawrence reports the change has been announced. After July 1, insuring special delivery requires ten cents in stamps plus regular postage and the marking special delivery on the envelope. Special delivery stamps will continue to be sold as before.
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Lawrence
Flooded Wak arusa prompts cautious outlook
Heavy rains caused the Wak arusa to overflow its banks and flood nearby fields. Officials say no serious damage is expected. Rumors circulated that local farmers were spearing fish in the flooded areas during the day.
Patal Shooting in Territory Reported in Indian Territory
Federal officers were notified of a shooting last night at Dibble in Indian Territory in which T. P. Reesor was killed and Jr. Howard was badly wounded after a quarrel between the men.
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Ardmore
I. T
Suen
Dibble
Indian Territory
T. P. Reesor
Jr. Howard
Harvest Field Departure for Lawrence Boys in Grove County
Nine Lawrence youths depart for harvest duties in Grove county Kansas tomorrow. The party includes Edward Johnson Thomas Johnson and Carroll Teeter as part of the group headed to the fields.
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Grove County
Kansas
Edward and
Thomas Johnson
Carroll Teeter
Funeral Arrangements for Mrs Conner
The body of Mrs Conner will arrive tomorrow at 11 08 on the Union Pacific and the funeral will be directed from the depot.
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Conner
Union Pacific
Two Marriage Licenses Issued by Probate Judge Means
Probate Judge Means issued two marriage licenses today. Hattie E. Elwell of Baldwin wed Arthur Rich of Fredonia, and Fred Johnson of Lawrence tied with Ella Andrews of DeSoto. A Lawrence club woman fainted in Boughton’s store but recovered after physicians diagnosed Postcarditis.
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Hattie E. Elwell
Baldwin
Arthur Rich
Fredonia
Fred Johnson
Lawrence
Ella Andrews
DeSoto
Lawrence Club
Boughton
Social and Personal News From Lawrence and Nearby
F B Bennett was in Lawrence to attend. Brad Perking came from Eudora for a visit. J B Clay arrived from St. Louis. O Bevan departed today for Ashburn North Carolina. O Brven staying in Boreka for a visit. Mrs Pie spending the week in Excelstornes. Mr and Mrs Willet and son are in Excelsior Springs this week. Cleland left today for a visit in Cleveland Ohio. Uelermick of Kansas with brother EB W Parsons visiting Lawrence. Handley arrives from Ex visiting Mr and Mrs. at Ottawa University. George Groonagh, visiting daughter Miss Birdie Greenough, returned to Wilson. Christian Endeavor of Plyanath Congregational estarch plans Thursday evening activity. Edith Hinchman to entertain Miss Stout this evening. Mrs Walter Bacnin left for Denver after five months here then Boise City Idaho to join husband. Her mother Mrs W H Jules accompanied them to Denver.
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Brad Perking
Eudora
J.B. Clay
St. Louis
Husize
O'Bevon
Ashburn
North Carolina
O'Brven
Borekaye
Belek
Mes
Poo Pie
Excelstornes
Mes. Willet and Son
Exevisior Springs
WLW
Cleland
Clevelant
Ohio
Uelermick
Kansas
EB. W. Parsons
Lawrence
Handley
Ottawa University
Taquehings
George Groonagh
Birdie Greenough
Wilson
A New Wrinkle in Courtship Customs
A regional notice describes a quirky custom where young men pursue marriages by pleasing the prospective mother in law. It portrays neighbors, household duties, and evolving courting rituals as men swap leisure dates for chores and window cleaning to win approval.
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Lawrence
Will Reopen Tomorrow at The Peerless Cafe Mass Street
The Peerless Cafe at 921 Mass St will reopen tomorrow after plans to close for the season were canceled. Merchants Lane notices and local patrons are advised the cafe will resume regular hours and operations.
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Peerless Cafe
Mass St
Varias
Merchants Lane
Wagon Loads of Peas Haul To Canning Factory
Peas raised on valley farms near Lawrence are loaded in wagons for the canning factory, with about 200 acres of crop this year. A pea-thresher sorts and hulls pods, and the industry plans similar wagon loads of beans, corn, tomatoes, and sweet potatoes later in summer. The total yearly shipment reaches about 1.25 million bushels.
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Sam Entific
Lawrence
Canning Company
Tn Vorts
Ecomony
We ll Show You Best Place to Board Your Horse
Advertisement notes a clean stable on East Warren Street opposite Place House run by Barry Bros. Offers 10 sheets sticky fly paper for 10 cents and poison fly paper for 5 cents. Mentions health warning about fever from fig bite and cider vinegar pricing. Phillips Fruit Farm contact provided. Wiedemann's sells fresh marshmallows at 200 per pound.
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East Warren St
Place House
Barry Bros
Raymond’s
House of Fies
Board of Health
Molly coddle ball turns portraits at Cleveland park
In Cleveland on June 26 a novelty event labeled a molly coddle ball drew crowds at an amusement park. President Roosevelt was invited but did not attend, and his portraits were turned to the wall in a playful snub. Attendees, in summer outfits, danced two-steps and waltzes, with prizes for best dressed and most dances, plus a chocolate sundae-eating tally.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Roosevelt
The Prince Chap Airdome Special At Local Theater
Tonight the Airdome debuts illustrated song slides of local views including churches and parks, with the regular play The Stolen Mortgage in four acts. Boston child labor case looms as The Prince Chap faces Massachusetts blue laws after an 11 year old performer. manager fined fifty dollars and appeal filed.
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Airdome
Trinity
Weet Park
Hollis Street
Boston
Massachusetts
Pear
Aiauda
Ming Pullman
New York City
Mr. Claggett
Harvest Week Promises Mixed Wheat Yields in Douglas County
Harvest will begin in Douglas County this week as wheat ripens unevenly. Early heads indicate chort and headers will be in demand over binders. Yields are projected at 7 to 11 bushels on average, with some fields reaching 18 or 29 and others as low as 5. Despite lower yields, prices are 20 to 35 cents higher than last year, estimated at 75 to 85 cents per bushel. A miller notes the market may stay firm until new wheat enters commerce.
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Douglas
Douglas County
Census of Oklahoma to count territory and Indian Territory
President directs the Commerce and Labor Secretary to order a special census by the Census Bureau. The enumeration will cover present Oklahoma and Indian Territory to determine the new state's population and distribution among proposed territorial subdivisions after the constitutional vote.
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Washington
Secretary of Comerce and Labor
Census Bureau
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
War Glands Growing In Central America Frontiers Tighten
Washington June 25 The state department received a cable from the American minister at Guatemala City reporting a disquieting situation in El Salvador As both Guatemala and El Salvador move troops toward the frontier the risk of confrontation rises and tensions escalate in the region.
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Washington
State Impariment Today
Ameriguo
Guatemala City
Salvador
Guatemala
Drainage association meeting in St Louis plans work
A meeting of the National Drainage association executive committee was held in St Louis to formulate plans for ongoing work after the organization formed in Oklahoma last December. In Ft Smith Arkansas W R Abbott bank president and prominent land owner died suddenly of heart disease at age forty.
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St. Louis
National Drainage Association
Oklahoma
Ft. Smith
Ark
W. R. Abbott
Arkansas
Funston Explains Refusal to Parade Troops in San Francisco
General Frederick Funston clarifies his prior letter rejecting a Fourth of July parade with regular troops. He says no disrespect to San Francisco residents, notes threats received, and explains unavailability of all requested troops made the parade inadvisable. War Department officials indicate no complaint was filed and will take note of his second statement.
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San Francisco
Funston
Ted
Thor
Stennenberg
Elis
Pareade
War Department
Frederick Funston
Telegraphers Strike Continues With Quiet San Francisco Tense
Situation unchanged in San Francisco as telegraphers refuse to return to work after a formal notice but remain peaceful. Company officials claim workers stayed at their posts within moments of resuming duties, maintaining a tense but orderly scene amid ongoing dispute.
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San Francisco
Jollage Students Banned as Waiters on St Lawrence
Utica June 25 college students long a vacation fixture as hotel waiters along the St Lawrence river are to be replaced by hired workers. Alexandria Bay proprietor Mr. Crossman says he will hire fifty Swedes who he says lack looks but will be diligent. He calls for fewer spills and less flirting with girl guests.
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Utica
Youung College
St. Lawrence River
Crossman
Alexandria Bay
Postmasters Meet at Salina Kansas
The Kansas postmasters held two sessions in Salina over yesterday and today with about a hundred attendees. Senator Long was to speak but was delayed by a tornado at Medicine Lodge Sunday night. Congressman Charles Scott and Victor Murjock are expected to speak today.
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Salina
Kans
Kan-sas
Senator Long
Tornady
Mercine Lodge
Charles Scott
Victor Murjock
Storm Damages St Joseph Area Slips Through Night
A violent rain and electrical storm last night caused substantial damage in St Joseph and nearby. Lightning struck the Dewey residence injuring Mrs. Dewey and shocking other family members, while reports note further property impacts and hazards in the vicinity.
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St. Joseph
John V. Dewey
Alrs. Dewey
The Fairpax Learnard Building Apartments Open For Occupancy
The newly finished and furnished apartments at 708-710 Mass street under The Fairpax name are ready for occupancy. First class appointments, moderate rates by day week or month. Office upstairs Bell telephone 390 Pre-inventory sale tablets and envelopes to match 40 cents now 25 cents Wolf's Book store.
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Learnard
Mass
Bell Telephone
Wolf’s Book Store
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Indiana
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the Fairpax
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Kansas City
J. M. Neville
Tor Mase
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T. J. Sweeney
BE. J. Hilkey
W. R Btubde
W. EB. Spalding
Geo J Innes
Luther N. Lowin
Jacob Badaky
BJ. Hilkey
Lawrence, Kansas
A.donroe
M. Newmarket
A. Marka
Crovernor
Ante
W.P. March
Eben Baldwin
A. Monroe
PO March
Canbler
M. Newmark
A. Rood
Aset
Hosford Investment CO
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L. S. Steele
A. Whitman & Co
Woop- Ward & CO
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