Representative Mama Scores Administration Clash
Washington June 26 Midovity Leader Mann attacked the administration in the house over prosecutions in California. He accused Wilson and the attorney general of hypocrisy and criticized the president, urging a faster and different court action on Caminetti related cases. Caminetti bond posted as Drew Caminetti faced a publicized hearing amid the political clash.
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Washington
Une
Mann
McRayholls-McMpheon
Traversy
California
Manin
Wietel
Hive
Generud
Sui Ote
Allio Ak Ulan
Geile i
Sui
Congress Debates Delay in Prosecution Case
A House hearing examines why the Western Bell company prosecution in San Francisco was delayed. Representative Kalinive urges immediate action while Representative Webb questions Secretary Walser and Attorney General McNahy’s handling. Webb condemns rushing to seek cheap notoriety as Kalinive proposes continued investigation and publication of related evidence.
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Biel
San
Kalin
Walser
Webb
Saint Kalin
United States
Ateriey
Parole Revoked as Youth Sentenced to Reformatory
A boy formerly sent to the State Reformatory at Hutchinson was returned there after parole was revoked following misbehavior. The judge noted the original sentence and adjusted the term to absorb the prior time served, amounting to about two years remaining.
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State Reformatory
Hutchinson
Ray
Reformatory
Fudge
Auto driver drowns after bridge mishap in Port Clinton
In Upper Sandusky Ohio on June 26, authorities allege Marty Jels, 54, a wealthy banker and local businessman, ignored bridge tender warnings and drove his car through an open bridge at Port Clinton, plunging into twenty feet of water and drowning.
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Upper Sandusky
Marty Tanjels
Port Clinton
Coburn Players stage open air play at university hill
The Coburn Players plan three performances on the university hill if weather allows. Prof. A T Walker is praised for enterprise. The Journal World notes the open air venue near Snow Hall and hopes for large audiences.
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Journal-World
Coburn
Lawrence
A. T. Walker
Hachign
University ‘Hill
Journal World
Tie Cobura
Snow Hall
Five Million Dollar for Mexican Rebels Reported
Governor Pasquiera plans an air trip to join Didier Masson over federal lines at Santa Rosa and San Jaadre as rebel forces resume fighting. A five million dollar currency issue is to be circulated within rebel influence, per Roberto Pesquiro suprecto in Washington. The war news for Doughins Arizona notes continued hostilities on the seventh day of fighting while Dr. W A Evans of Chicago is set to speak at the health officers conference in University Chapel.
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Mane
Mexico
Roberto Pesquiro
Doughins
Arizona
Pasquiera
Hermosillo
Didier Masson
Santa Rosa
San Jaandre
Vesquerre
Fortes Mul Trede
W. A Evans
W. A., Evans
Chicago
University Chapel
Evans
Aen
Meeting on Grant Township bridge plan in Kansas
Lawrence residents Chas Starkweather and A Starkweather attended yesterday's Grant Township meeting. A brief speech proposed building a new bridge across the Kaw River. The sentiment this morning indicates strong support for the project.
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Chas
Starkweather
Lawrence
Grant Township
Kaw
Mrs Lucretia Anderson Died In Topeka
Mrs Lucretia Anderson colored, formerly of Lawrence, died yesterday at her Topeka home. Her funeral will be held tomorrow at 10 o clock from St Elimrel Temple cemetery in Lawrence. Funeral tomorrow for Mrs Eliza Barker wife of Rev S H Barker who died yesterday morning at 8:30 will be at 2:30 pm from St Luke A M E Church. Interment at Oak Hill cemetery.
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Topeka
Lucretia Anderson
Paowrence
Lawrence
Geoviers
Stelimrel
Taterment
Lukes
Qake
Eliza Barker
S. H. Barker
New Jersey
Estate Comprises 300 Acres in City of Baltimore
A Baltimore notice reports an estate comprising 300 acres located within the city limits. Mrs Elliston and associated relatives may depart this evening to visit other relatives or relocate to Baltimore, with plans under consideration.
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Baltimore
Heir to Millions Claim $14 Million Estate Split
A Missouri hotel worker and her mother claim one ninth of a $14 million Baltimore estate once leased for 99 years. They seek affidavits to prove kinship to John Price, with Mrs Carlyle preparing to travel east to pursue the division, aiming toward Baltimore where the property is located.
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Jodoplin
Amers
Rachel Carlyle
Baltimore
Martha Wilson
John Price
Price
Carlyle
Illinois grants women the vote for presidential electors
Springfield June 26 Governor Dunne signed a bill granting women the right to vote in Washington candidates for statutory offices. Illinois becomes the first state west of the Mississippi to enfranchise women. Attorney General Lucy principles not unconstitutional but warns of operational challenges. Court battles may arise over enforcing the measure for electors and other offices.
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Springfield
Dunne
Illinois
Mississippi
Lucy
Honor Prof Hopkins Named Special Collaborator
Professor H M Hopkins of the University of Kansas English department is named by the U S Commissioner of Education as a special collaborator in the United States Bureau of Education. The appointment recognizes three years of leading a commission studying English teaching in colleges and secondary schools nationwide. He will expand his work with government assistance and broader scope.
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H. M. Hopkins
Department of English
Univer i Kansan
States Commissioner of Education
United [States
Picnic Tickets Ready for Fourth of July Park Event
Arrangements for park Fourth of July picnic nearly complete. Tickets grant access to all events including fireworks dancing, concerts, coffee service, baseball, races, roller coaster, and a speech by President HJ Water of Manhattan. Check parcels permitted at the park entrance.
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Manhattan
Washington Excites Senate Lobby Probe Claims
Washington D C June 26. Union Pacific chairman Robert Lovett testified before the Senate lobby investigation committee that impersonators claimed to be congressmen could help dissolve the Union Pacific merger and pressed Wall Street financiers for demands. He cited a New York attorney Edward Lauterbach and calls to figures like Representative Riordan of New York and Representative Henry of Texas as examples of influence exertion. Lovett doubted Henry's connection to Lauterbach and said many such calls came to various people from a man posing as a congressman. Justice James Gerard of the New York State Supreme Court was chosen by the president to be ambassador to Germany after originally being slated for Japan.
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Washington, D.C
Robert Lovett
Union Pacific
Senate
Washington
Union
Wall Street
Lovett
Edivant Lauterbach
New York
Congress
Representative Riordan
New
York
Lauterhach
Otto Kahn
Reid
Henry
Texas
Jas
Lauterbach
Gerard
Germany
Susites Jas
New York State Supreme Court
Joe
Japan
Charter Granted to Lawrence Loan and Trust Company
Lawrence charter officials report that a charter was granted to the Lawrence Loan and Trust Company. Preparations proceed for incorporation and operation, with a location selected and plans to begin business in the near future as the new firm is set to commence.
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Lawrence Loan and Trust Company
Lawrence
Cninpass
Oper
Hilture
Interstate Commerce Commission Abandons Freight Rate Inquiry
The Interstate Commerce Commission rescinded a proposed freight rate investigation in a terse order. A bare majority found no concrete basis and lacked authority to set minimum rates, while dissents argued for continued scrutiny under existing policy. The decision echoes past debates over rail pricing and regulatory reach.
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Washington, D. C
Dime
Interstate Commerce Commission
Desenter
Live Stock Convention Opens in St Joseph Missouri
The Huth annual convention of the ve Stock Exchange opened this morning in St Joseph Missouri with a large attendance. Proceedings indicate a strong turnout and active sessions as exhibitors and traders gather for the June event.
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Ste Joseph
Stock, Exchange
Stock Exchange
Lawrence Praised by Watertown Writer as Ideal City
D. S. Miller of Watertown New York sends a lengthy article praising Lawrence Kansas as a gem city midway between Topeka and Kansas City with architecturally fine homes shaded streets and abundant parks. He compares it to Adams New York and lauds university buildings Indian school Haskell Institute and Kaw valley farms noting climate soil and crops and the hospitable, bookish citizenry.
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Lawrence
Miller of Water
New York
Miller
Kansas
Topeka
Adams
N.Y
Massachusetts
Kaw River
Sam
Kaw Valley
Rochester
University Town
University Grounds
Mount Orend
Siti
Lake Mohonk
Haskell Institute
D.S. Miller
Picnic Planned at Woodland Park by Grant Township Judges
Woodland Park to host a big C P A picnic in August as voted by the Grant Township judges. A special program is being prepared with a band concert a rave track matinee and a possible ball game between country teams. Attendees include Meade Starkweather Levenan and Johnson of Lawrence. Racing program for the Fourth of July parade is being developed.
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Woodland Park
Grant Township
Lawrence
Id. Meade
Chas. Starkweather
A. Levenan
Robert Fohnson
Midlands
New Hunting Licenses Issued for 1913 and 1914
Tierman Froeker has received the new hunting licences for 1913 and 1914. The old licenses expire in June, and the new ones will be valid until June 30, 1914.
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Tierman ‘Froeker
Lawrence Health Session Showcases Medical Lectures
The Lawrence health session features a special address by Dr W A Evans of Northwestern University on heart life. Dr Crombine is pleased with the program as over fifty physicians attend sessions. Banquet honors visiting health officials, with talks on public health topics and women’s clubs sanitation.
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Lawrence
Crambine
Cof Heart
Fraser
W. A. Evans
Northwestern University
W. AL Obate
Chicago
Ins
Anil
Cromibine
Bhicidge
Banket
J. S. Cumpings
Bronson
Nurge
Th. A. Seiswanser
Topeka
Jesse Fear Orr
Olathe
Te Visea-Tergo
Td. Everhardy
Leaverwirth
Eustace’ Brown
Kansas Federation of, Women’ Shy Cicbs
Jn. Brady
C. S
Kenney
Norton
Charles H. East Tigo
Lervigo
Letis
World Wide Campaign Against White Slavery Lectures
A series of lectures on the evil of white slavery in the United States is planned for Sunday afternoon and next week under the eff Slavery association. Speakers include Mr Fatherson ex consul to Japan and others from hospitals and Kansas City. Meetings will be held at local churches with segregated sessions, opening to all. The campaign cites vast trafficking and appeals for swift action to combat the commercialized vice.
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United States
Onnday
Baptist Church
Presbyterian
Tvs
SR. Fatherson
Japan
Ey FE Esset Opie
Colorado
E. Betts
Kansas City
Iit-In
Vice Commission of
Chicago
Zifford
G. Roe
New York
Chitmil
Kansas
Mrs. A. Griesa Dies In Lawrence After Illness
Mrs. A Griesa wife of the late Ay Griesa died yesterday afternoon at her home in North Lawrence after several months illness. Four years since Mr Griesa’s death she lived in Lawrence since youth. Surviving are four children including Mrs F E W Young and Wm S Griesa of Lawrence. Funeral will be Saturday at 3 PM from the home. A lightning storm struck a barn on Theo Pine farm in Grant township causing minor damage.
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Lawrence
A. Triesa
N st_ Lawrence
Criesa
Giesa
Jarents
Frorty Prisieton
Griesa
Plymouth Congregational Church
Nigat& Barn
Theo
Pine
Ty Grant Township
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Ita
Hopkins
Department of Education
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