Kentucky Democrats Deadlocked at State Convention
In Louisville the Kentucky Democratic delegates fail to unite as three candidates split the governor vote on the first ballot. Haretho and Stang show no decisive edge while Kenton remains a favorite East. Balloting continues with tensions high and a late adjournment near 1 o clock. Meanwhile reports from New York and San Francisco note other distant events including ships and military movements.
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Kenton
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Canal boat couple live simple life beyond the world
Capt Nevers and his wife Mary Rogers age together on a canal barge in Erie basin. They claim 30 years of retirement aboard their boat, living frugally, reading the Bible, and rejecting news and city life. They own their home, keep it in repair, and plan to live and die ashore or afloat as long as they can. The couple rejects modern comforts, trusting routine and faith over riches or headlines.
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Erie Basin
Charles Rogers
Mary
Basy
York
Nie
Charles
Nevers
Vin Tran Lee
Train Robbery Suspect Pleads Guilty in Missouri Case
Lewis Nigh, fifth defendant in the Mugumb train robbery case, pleaded guilty in Lima County, Moore, and received a twelve year penitentiary sentence. Kennedy, Fegley, Jennings, Shepard, and Nigh to be sent July 4. multiple defendants face long terms.
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Lewis Nigh
Kennedy
Fegley
Jennings
Shepard
Nigh
Severa
Hobber
Sedalin
Riol Iai
West
Missouri
Sun as celestial dynamo challenges common sun notions
In a Syston Transcript summary, a Dunkirk MD proposes a radical theory that the sun emits no heat or light, but electrical currents from a vast fiery planet-like sun powering Earth. He argues light is an optical illusion, while the sun is a colossal dynamo driving atmospheric and terrestrial electrical phenomena.
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Dunkirk
Palestine
New Yorke
Ealdan
Earth
Dt Grave
Thejee
Bhutan
Syston
Weather Conditions and Colonial Affairs Report
Weather notes show heavy rain and strong showers across western states and the northwest with Des Moines and Concordia recording 1.42 and 1.28 inches. Central Kangana and Nebraska saw beneficial rains while a Gulf Coast storm brought gales and intense rainfall. A low pressure area northwest yesterday has weakened, with a high to the east and a system from Puget Sound moving in. Temperatures are high but the air remains moist, likely making it feel warmer. more storms are forecast for the region. The colonial affairs section discusses wartime administrative shifts toward consolidating colonial governance, proposing a dedicated department of colonial affairs if current divisions persist.
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Kepans City
Showora
Des Moinea
Concordia
Kangana
Nebraska
Gulf Coast
Texan
Puget Sound
Accusation of forged letter shocks politics
A newspaper man, Alt Burkholder, charges that a United States senator forged a letter supporting hostility to expansion and ward politicians. The purported letter, dated Manila in April, claimed sick volunteers were left in hospitals to fight on the firing line, casting doubt on its authenticity.
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Sioux Falls
Alt Burkholder
South Dukote
United States
South Dakota Volunteers
Philippines
Siberian
Manila
Ren
Calampih
Battle of Denominations Over Chautauqua Ties
Chicago June 27 The Record reports Dr Willinya Harper ending his long role with the Chautauqua college department and retirement from the board. The dispute centers on Methodist control of the Chautauqua movement and alleged efforts to align it with the University of Chicago, sparking a battle of denominations.
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Willinya
Harper
Chisversity
Chautauqua
Methogista
Deilaye
Rockefatler
University of
Attorney General Rules Reformatory Inmates Lose Citizenship Rights
In Topeka on June 27 Attorney General Godard announced that inmates at Blutehingee State Reformatory cannot have citizenship rights restored. Only convicts at the penitentiary may receive civic clemency after term completion, not reformatories. The ruling affects about 600 prisoners and several hundred inmates at the reformatory who believed their rights were restored.
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Kansas
Fopeka
Kan
Reformatory
Jennings Near-Escape Reveals Jail Break Attempt
Springfield MO June 28 A convicted train robber known as Bill Jennings nearly escaped from the county jail as accomplices James Tennessy and Charles Witchert fled through a hole cut in the stone wall. The escape failed when Jennings’ attempt to enlarge the hole drew guards. Kennedy stayed separate and did not join. Plus National League scores and standings are listed for that day.
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Bill" Jennings
James Tennessy
Charles Witchert
Jennings
Kennedy
Cecil
Hartville
Joe Shepardedy
Macomb
Reform School
London
House of Lords
Peoria
Dune
Fairview
Pulten County
Srill
Important Insurance Policy Decision By United States Judge Philips Hold
United States Judge Philips holds that under the statute governing assessment insurance there is no defense to paying a policy merely because the insured committed suicide unless it is shown he contem plated suicide at the time of insurance. He also rules that post policy changes in company rules do not affect payment. The decision is seen as significant for surveyors and insurance firms, with lawyers noting potential costs to assessment companies.
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Rosa Plars
Masons
Grant Arrives Safe. Manila Dispatch Reports
The Grant transport arrived from San Francisco with no casualties, carrying the Sixteenth Infantry and 1,665 men. General Otis reports plans to maintain a strong force in the Philippines and the President is briefed on the situation as recruitment continues in the United States.
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Manila
Adjutant General
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Oua
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Varbes Kitt
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Short Tinge Ayge
Milwaukee Journal
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Injunctions Knot Cherokee County Labor Import Rule
Judge Skidmore extends an injunction stopping coal firms from importing foreign labor into Cherokee County Kansas City June 37 Special Telegram: Competing orders bind sheriffs and officials over labor imports. One injunction bans foreign labor entry. another restricts enforcing that ban, causing jurisdictional friction. Local notices also detail schools, sales, and various ads across Lawrence and surrounding areas.
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Wolf Oltyamus
Skidmore
Cherokee County
Desirable Ohio Street Lots Near University Offer Choice Location
Desirable building lots on Ohio street in South Lawrence offered at cheaper prices than sare property. Convenient to the University and transportation facilities, these Vermont street lots are close in and in the finest possible situation for either residence or business property.
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