Free State Chiefs Assert Authority in Dublin Fighting
Dublin battle report describes Irish provisional government forces surrounding the Four Courts, with artillery in use and irregulars under Rory O Connor retreating amid heavy shelling. Casualties unconfirmed though dozens were reported by forenoon. guards seal nearby Royal Dublin Society building as clashes continue.
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Dublin
Associated Press
Republic
Rory O'Conner
Four Courts
Tyess
Irish Provisional Government
Irish Republican Army
Royal Dublin Societies
Fowler Hall
Alderman Moran
London
Evening Standard Leas
Sin
Rory O’connor
Tate Courts
Free State
Mullingar
Germanstown
Liffey
Belfast
Warn Men From Mines at Carterville
Six local mines at Carterville six miles away halted operations after notices warned workers to go home. The shut down affected office clerks bosses and superintendents who had kept boilers and mamus running since union miners walked out April 1.
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Aerlin
The
Associated _ Press
Carterville
Cox Attacks Administration From Abroad in 1908 Campaign
Democratic candidate James N. Cox denounces the Washington administration as unable to see beyond itself and sails for Europe to study the consequences of its inaction, urging voters to consider the impact of current policy.
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Cox
New York
A. T
Washington
James N. Cox
Twars
Europe
Plan to dissolve receivership of Missouri Kansas Texas railroad
In St Louis a decree toward dissolving the receivership of the Missouri, Kansas & Texas railroad was filed in federal court by bondholders and other interested parties. The Kansas City Terminal Railway’s objection targeted the plan to withdraw the MK&T, form the Kansas City union, and establish a separate station. The decree envisions sale, major cash purchases, stock reissues, and a $20.4 per share assessment on old preferred stock, with $18,426,000 in cash for reorganization. The court says dissolution and asset sale serve creditors and best interests, while noting receiver operations had been successful.
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Missouri, Kansas, Te
Kansas City Union
Missouras
Colbert
Oklahora
Survivors to Testify in Mine Union Suit
Survivors of the Herrin massacre who reached Chicago will be principal witnesses for the Southern Illinois Company in its planned suit against the United Mine Workers Union and Bloory Williamson County. Three wounded strike breakers were moved to Springfield by a State investigator after hospitalization. Mayor Pace, ex-Alderman Baum, and several policemen accompanied the party to the train amid no evident demonstrations.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Herrin
Southern Illinois Coompany
United Mine Workers Union
Williamson County
Springfield
Pace
Baum
Legion Post Meets In Snappy Boxing Bout At Lehigh
The American Legion Eli Dorsey post meets at Legion hall this evening for important business. Commander Guy Pettit urged a large turnout. In Junction City heavy storms yesterday caused four inches of rain, hail damage to corn and wheat, lightning scorched shocks, and damaged buildings and cars.
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Eli Dorsey Post
American Legion
Legions Hall
Guy Pettit
Junction City Junction Cit
Geary County
Kansas Forecast Sees Cloudy Unsettled Weather Ahead
Kansas forecast notes cloudy unsettled conditions tonight and Thursday with little temperature change. Temperatures show 63 at 1 p.m. yesterday and 39 at 7 a.m. today, with a high around 62 yesterday and a similar low today. Rainfall data appears, and the note mentions Superior Chevrolet as a daily point of reference.
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Kansas
Buear
Buy. A
Superior Chevrolet
Inch
Rainfall Reports From Ellsworth and Hutchinson
Ellsworth measured 1.58 inches of rain with hail and wind last night while showers were light. In Hutchinson a severe thunderstorm dropped 0.95 inches around 3 a.m., delaying harvests somewhat this morning.
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Ellsworth Salina
Ain
Hutchinson
Mexican federals pursue Goro and hostages
Mexico City reports say A Bruce Bielaski was released and to reach Mexico City tonight. Officials discuss the Tampico hostage case of forty Cortez Oil workers held for 15000 pesos by rebel leader Gorozave. Details remain scarce and federal troops pursue the rebels amid international uncertainty.
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Mexico City
Bruce Bielaski
Washington
Tampico
Cortez Oil Company
Associated Press
Mexico
A. Bruce Biel
Morglos
Serrana
Cort OS
Tampics
Guadalupe Candex
Gorezave
War Office
Wastec
Amd Hi
Aguada Campaig
Gorozave
New Law Dean Arant Joins University of Kansas
Nea Werschel Wa Arant was named dean of the University of Kansas School of Law. He arrives from Yale University where he served as assistant professor of law, appointed by Chancellor Lindley to expand the southwest law program.
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Nea Werschel Wa Arant
School of Law
Lawrence
Arant
Yale University
E. H. Lindley
Anvil
Trent Law School
University of Kansas
FE. H. Lindles
Tor
Avant
Yale Law School
University of Alabama
Yale
Leith
Atlanta
Lamar School of Law
Emory College
Arhnt
Es Wood Green
W. J. Burdick
Schant of Law
Dean Green
Grain Dealers Meet In Topeka With Statewide Rounds
The first of eighteen district round table meetings of Kansas grain dealers was held in Topeka with about 50 attendees. The event, hosted by the focal Board of Trade, was organized by E. J. Smiley secretary of the Kansas Grain Dealers' Association. Remaining meetings will be held across the state and conclude by July 14.
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Topeka
Kansas
Focal Board of Trade
E. J. Smiley
Kansas Grain Dealers’ Association
KU Scientists Seek Horrid Moropus in Nebraska Wilds
Martin, curator of paleontology at the University Museum, leads a Kansas University team on a six week to five month fossil hunt in northwest Nebraska near Agate Springs. Accompanied by E. K. Hall and Neil Thornburg, the party aims to locate a fossilized moropus skeleton and other ancient remains for university collection and study. Hall plans zoology research credits. the expedition spans about 35th trips by Martin since joining the university.
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Martin
Department of Paleontology
Nebraska
E. K. Hall
Neil Thornburg
Winchester
Kans
Mr. Martin Uy
Agate Springs
University
Kansas
Ms Hall
University of She
Lake View asks about permitted dancing at school yard
Attorney General opinion for Lake View addresses whether a dancing platform in the school yard for a July celebration is allowed. Hopkins notes state rules permit church, school, social, or civic events in hall spaces but forbid improper activities. a dance could be moved off school property if needed.
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Goneraul
Richard
Trepkins
O. Lane
Lisevie Wooster
Lanes
Am Opsidon
Lake View
Chant House
Lake Viewine
Hopkins
Kansas to face coal distribution challenge says official
Pittsby June 88 a chamber luncheon report quotes Caverney Hoe Ag ton saying Kansas may rely on proper distribution to meet coal demand as production grows. He warned operators must throttle abst ration to avoid shortages and possible state intervention if supply is not allocated.
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Pittsby
Atules
Kansas
Caverney Hoe Agton
Pittsboro
Stubbs for Governor Support Cited by Pleasanton Editor
Pleasanton Herald editor Latimer endorses W. R. Stubbs for governor, praising his leadership and saying the state gains value per dollar spent. The piece frames Stubbs as the proper choice to lead Kansas Republicans to success.
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Pleasanton Herald
Stubbs
New Interurban Agent A W Bungardt Named in Kansasity Line
A.W. Bungardt of San Francisco is the new station agent for the Kansasity Kaw Valley & Western railway, assuming duties yesterday after a long rail and interurban career since 1900. Leonard, the former agent, becomes a commission agent while remaining Lawrence-based. Arrests occur in Wick, West Virginia, as striking miners and sympathizers are rounded up at Thomas. DeWitt returns to Shawnee after a weekend visit. Sterling couple heads to St. Louis then Rochester before home.
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A.W. Bungardt
San Francisco
Cal
Kansasity, Kaw Valley & Western Railway Company
Bungardt
Pacific Plt
Leonard
Mnte Ban
Lawrence
Rotary convention report outlines aims and thanks
Rotarians heard a convention update from Los Angeles via secretary de Jones. The Watery delegates discussed recruitment, program features, and progress on convention plans while Harold Constant was praised for diverting constructions and others honored for support. Larry Hastan of Blackwell spoke, urging student outreach and a noted letter from Chicago Initian school officials.
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Los Be Tubiy
de Jones
Es Angeles
Ern Artett L. bin Jer
Harold’ Constant
Topeka Rotarians
Gav
Larry Hastan
Schoala
Blackwell
Oklahoma
Totter
Chilogeo Initian
Sone Months Agi
Veaks
Blackwell Retay Club
Wight
Ciestiulents
Wackwell
Chilocen
Empire Gas and Fuel merger plans press charter filing
A proposed merger to create a $12,000,000 Empire Gas and Fuel company was filed with the Attorney General for a charter. Empire would consolidate Wichita Natural Gas, Wichita Tip Line, Quapaw Oil, and Marquette Mining interests, with principal offices in Bartlesville Oklahoma. The deal affects properties in Kansas Oklahoma and Missouri, with most assets in Northern Oklahoma oil and gas fields and the Wichita Fort district. The merger totals $20,100,000 in resources. Kansas Natural Gas and Doherty interests retain identity post consolidation.
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Katens
Oklahoma
Missouri
Empire Gas and Fuel Company
Nansis Natural Gas Company
Henry L. Doherty
Kansas Natural Gas Company
Doherty
Kansas Natural
Federal Court
Wichita- Fidorado
Kansas
McNaughton Runs for Leavenworth County Attorney
Prominent local attorney McNaughton announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination for Leavenworth County Attorney. He enters the race as a Republican seeking the county’s top legal post.
Smith Again for Legislature Scandia Nomination
Rep J J Smith files for nomination and reelection as Republican representative from Republic county. He has served two terms in the legislature.
Ultimatum to rail executives sparks looming strike
Chicago reports an associated press note that T DeWitt Cuyler faces a last minute ultimatum from R M Jewell head of the shop crafts, threatening a July 1 strike by about 100000 workers and potentially 400900 rail shopmen nationwide unless pay, working rules, and conditions are restored. Executives schedule urgent talks with union leaders as a nationwide rail stoppage looms.
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Chicago
Dung IH
Associated Press
Association of Railroa
T.dewitt Cuyler
TR. M. Jewell
R. M. Jowell
Tony Holes
Pail Dads
Sailois
Potato Exhibit Plan for Douglas County Fair
Douglas County government plans a potato exhibit for the Kansas Free Fair in Topeka, September 1 to 16. Growers are invited to submit side by side waterplot and corrosive treatment plots, showing costs, profits, and relative yields, with multiple prize categories including cash awards for best exhibits.
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RO. Govith
Douglas County
Topeka
Vatican letter to League says Palestine rights equal yet no dominance
The Vatican told the League of Nations that Palestine must have equal civil rights with other nationalities. It rejected granting one faith a preponderant position or leaving Chinese rights insufficiently safeguarded. The message emphasizes balance and safety for all communities.
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Ceneva
Dun
Holy
Palestine
Bat
Vatican
League of Nations
Lecompion Sun Sold to M Fleenor Changes In Leadership
George W. Conzell announces sale of Lecompion Sun to M. Fleenor who will assume control with this week’s issue and plans to move to Montana for about a year. Ir te Prof. and Mrs. W. T. Bmith depart for Chicago and then New York where Professor Smith will teach at Columbia University.
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Lecompion Sun
George W. Conzell
M. Fleenor
Montana
Fleenor
The
Sun
W. T. Bmith
Chicago
New York
Smith
Columbia University
Herrin Local Chapter Installation Amid Night Celebration
Last night in Herrin a local chapter installation of an international body drew a crowd across from the hospital where wounded strikers from Thursday’s clash lay recovering. Laughter and paper caps marked the festive street scene as officials joined the parade and band in a July summer vigil that sought to forget the prior week’s violence.
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Herrin
Hades
Anl International Elah
Suse
Fourth Bike Races Highlight Event at Woonthind Dark Tuesday
The program includes four bike races led by a wide open paper. Events expect about twenty-one boys to contest, with prizes including medals and small rewards from local sponsors. Each entrant receives a free fit to the Varsity Theatre courtesy of Llayid Ware.
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Venice
Sun Sivns
Brent Priges
Mav Wanna
Mile O Peliys
Pune
SH Parra
Dersex Post
The
American Legion
Robert TL Rowland
Varsity Theatre
Llayid Ware
District Court Proceedings Reported in Fragmented Text
Partial diary style notes cover a divorce suit for Minully A Weaver against Oliver Oscar Weaver, a State case against James Thy with a June 24 trial and a sentence including a fine, and a June 26 dismissal of the Terry Bassett matter.
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Minully
Weaver
Aginst
Oliver Oscar Weaver
Udu
James Thy
Aly
Cuy
Terry Bassett
WH. EB
Fox
Dee Ransom O
First Shop Kill claims by Caersheriff over dog at university
Caersheriff Ralph Lawrence insists he killed the mad dog at the University yesterday with a three foot shell after earlier reports claimed Undersheriff Lawrence fired buckshot and Sheriff Johns finished with a 28 gauge ballot. The dispute centers on who ended the animal’s life amid conflicting gun details and alleged shots.
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Caersheriff
Ralph Lawrence
Wal He
Sheriff Wal Johns
Lawrence
Evangelist Nathaniel WW Jetty Faces Divorce Suit
District court records reveal evangelist Nathaniel WW Jetty named as defendant by wife Pearl M. Jetty in a divorce filing. Alleged desertion cruelty neglect and unbecoming conduct cited. Jetty fraternal link to Fred Jeliz editor of the Lawrence Times-Ledger noted. Mothers Conference at city hall announced for tomorrow inviting mothers with under school age children for examination and guidance on diet and infant care with Dr Albright listed.
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Nathaniel WW. Jetty
Pearl M. Jeltz
Jeliz
Fred Jeliz
Lawrence Tintes-Ledzer
City Hall
Lance
Battery B Man Shot During Bank Robbery Outbreak
Bradstreet, a former World War Battery B artillery corporal and Bradstreet 4 clerk in Lane County, was shot in the abdomen during a bank robbery attempt near Tighton Kansas. The attack on three robbers in a wheat field led to a posse pursuit. two robbers were captured and jailed, one gunman wounded. Bradstreet, a University of Kansas alumnus with ties to Sapulpa and Kansas City, lay between life and death as the incident unfolded.
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Bradstreet
Lawrence
180Th Field Artillery
Tighton
Kans
Lane County
University
Diehton
Bradestrvet
Posse
Ness
Ness County
Ubind Orobber
Chousht
Bradstroul
Phierton
Sapulpa
Anilie Lane
Kansas
Gearmie Shuinkley
Batking
Harsh measures discussed at Hutchinson peace officers conference
State officials including Attorney General Pope, Assistant Griffith, and State Fire Marshal Hussey attended a Hutchinson conference to plan enforcement actions against harvest band disruptions. Sheriff deputies and county attorneys from nine counties, plus railroad chiefs, joined the meeting to coordinate broader security efforts.
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Topeka
Activiies
Sagisens
Popekins
Grifith
Asistant
Tuw
Hussey
Todas Aire
Hutchusenes Alley
Moreerigid Caan Pitiga
Widewerd
Alitaloris Hutchinsome
Dune
T. Hussey
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Association of Road Executives
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Amerie Pailroad Mires Company
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