CITY HEADS DISAGREE ON SEWER COSTS AND LIGHTS
City officials discuss sewer projects for North Lawrence at Sixth and Elm and Seventh and Elm, a main sewer line along Fifth Street, and a proposed adoption of all night street lighting at Ninth and Delaware and near the Kine hotel Vermont Street. Also mentions bids for sewer work, a petition on Tennessee and Delaware streets, and local civic notices including light policy changes and a machine shop report.
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North Lawrence
Ai Manhole
Sixth and
Elm Streets
Elmn Street
Seventh
Elin Streets
el Street
Fifth Street
Bahies
Holyfield
Mir Cleland
Rhode and
Barker Avenue
Rhode Island
Fifteenth Street
Donbdle
Hee
Wren
Cleland
Tennsylvania
Delwarg
Holyheld
Ninth
Delaware
Owill
Maym
Francisco
Kine
Vermont Street
Supt Smith to Build Seven Room Cottage at 1240 Tennessee
Supt FP Smith of the city schools has begun a seven room modern residence at 1240 Tennessee street, west of his present home at Tennessee and Thirteenth. The two story brick veneer cottage with attic will be 27 by 30 feet with full basement, aiming for occupancy by September first. The Smiths will stay in the old house and rent the new one.
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Tennessee Street
FP. Smith
Tenneshessee
Thirteenth
Smiths
Ealing
Wiedemann ‘S
Dismiss Willey Case as Judge Frees Elder Man
Police Judge Henry Albuch dismissed the case against John Willey, 78, arrested on a charge of indecent exposure, after hearing evidence. Willey, described as a cripple, pleaded war penalty and was released on discretion in conduct.
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John Willey
Voliey
Henry Albuch
Aly
Willey
Judee Albach
Bin
Ford semi pro team to clash with Lawrence club on July fourth
The Ford semi pro team from East City will meet the Lawrence ball club at Woodland Park in a fast exhibition. Local manager predicts a tough game but believes his squad can challenge any amateur or semi pro club in the Valley. Strong words from both sides ahead of the holiday matchup.
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Nebraska U. A Tean of
Lawrence
Nebrake University
Lecompton
A. Pheamen Ae
Gut Dathy
Aire Espéerine
Pheamer
Wilbeen
Novis Benediet
Walter Neelor
Jiowman
Kansas City
Lily
Woodland Park
Fords
East City
Lawroente
DeMerris
Biulora
Historinyday
Recital at Vinland Methodist Church Thursday Night
Baldwin entertainers present a recital at the Vinland Methodist Church Thursday evening at 8 o'clock. Lois Rowland, pianist, Led Tix Hen Brane, tenor, and Rath Brones reader from Baker University perform. After the concert, bearers will serve ice cream and cake at the parish hall.
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Baldwin
Methodist
Vintland Nest
Rowland
Rath
Baker University
Win
Arrest Speedster Demonstrates City Donation
A speedster was arrested after speeding through city streets. The suspect donated 15.50 to the city this morning in court. Police plan to deter further violations as officers emphasize obeying the ordinance.
Motor Trip and Harvest Trials Amid Troubles
The report notes a motor trip by Gardiner Max Wilhelmi Sr and WC Richardson to spend the day at a basin. They plan to return to Lawrence that evening. Farmers face harvesting difficulties with machines stuck in mud and gas problems.
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Gardiner
Max Wilhelmi, Sr
WC. Richardson
Renee Aed
Basine
Cornell Wins Boat Race in Triangular Hudson Regatta
In Poughkeepsie New York on June 29 Cornell won the varsity four miler by eight feet over Stanford, with Syracuse two lengths back in front of Columbia and Pennsylvania. Stanford’s Maurer sparked a strong finish, while the Pacific crew, though less polished, showed gameness and endurance. Junior varsity and freshman events followed, with Cornell taking the junior varsity two-mile and Syracuse winning the freshman dash.
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Poughkeepsie
N. C
Cornell
Leland Stanford
Syracuse
Columbian
Pennsylvania
Anford
Hudson
Ithacs
Maurer
Miford
Stanford
Farewestern
Pacific
Heyond
Tambia
Columbia
Bad Bottom Roads Near De Soto and Bonner Springs
Motorists report nearly impassable roads in the bottoms near De Soto and Bonner Springs after crossing the Kaw River. A farmer charges high prices to pull out stuck vehicles, while upland roads are described as dry and hard. Wheat stands and harvesting prospects vary. binders struggle where land is sandy.
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DeSoto
Bonner Springs
R. OM. Morrison and Son
Endory
Kaw
Bonner
Orieh
Anike Hin
Morrison
Intek
Olathe
Lowland wheat failure eyed in county weather report
Observer notes bleak county crops on a business trip report. Lowland wheat may yield only about a quarter of normal while upland wheat could fare better though damaged by cold and floods. Some fields show pest damage but overall yield not as bad as feared.
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B. L. Mason
Wakarusa
Mason
Auto Club President Urges Caution In Passing
Perkins, head of the Auto Club, says drivers should turn off lights and consider several cautions when passing. The remarks stress safer passing practices amid driving conditions and visibility concerns.
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Auto Club
O00
Perkins
Market Report Kansas City Wheat Corn Live Cattle Prices
Market report from Kansas City shows steady to lower trends across grain and cattle sectors. Receipts noted, with wheat, corn, hay, and lard futures listed including July and September terms. Prices reflect slight declines in some categories and unchanged margins in others amid moderate volume.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Macine
Luby
Appointed committee to oversee parish house project
General W. S. Motelly chairs the executive panel chosen to build the Congre gational Parish House. The seven member committee includes Pe Ub Surithmiesver Prof WoC McNewn Warren S. Wood Ralph Ef Spotts and Morse dt J Tanner. The plan calls for about 4000 of which 15000 will fund a parish house with Sunday School rooms a dining room kitchen and a surrounding arcade. The project aims to improve lighting ventilation and appearance of the church property with exact size cost and materials to be decided by the committee soon and to proceed without delay barring natural causes.
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Congregational
We. S. Moteally
Elouse
Jenimal
Qiesent Plains
Huish
Menlo
Such is Fame of Name as Bryan Is Recalled
J Bryan is forced to spell his name to Carter Harrison former Chicago mayor yesterday. The former secretary of state asked Harrison to call Bryan back and verify identity. Bryan, in jest, declared Such is fame. Initials WF Bryan of Lincoln Neb were not connected to the call.
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J. Bryan
Carter Harrison
Jame
Carter H
Chicago
Harrison
Afr
Bryan
Bryas
Lincoln
Bryans
Mr. Bryan
Tetanus Wound Care Advice From Army Policy
An article continues on page eight with instructions on preventing tetanus after wounds. It emphasizes early formalin treatment, closing eyes, nasal cautery, and possible hypodermic anesthesia before application, plus urgent doctor calls. It quotes Ames Medical Association rules urging thorough cleaning, removal of foreign matter, cautious iodine cauterization, and avoiding wound closure to prevent infection.
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Journal of the
Ames Medical Association
Appointment Received by Stephen G. Babcock
Mr Stephen G Babcock receives appointment from Colonel Pred J Close president of the National Soldiers out to a general offices position now moved from New York City to Kansas City Missouri He was ordered to report on duty July 3 but may stay home He has a poor record as a geldier and served in the Union Army during the war He lived in Kingman Kansas for about forty years and was once mayor of Wingwan He served in the state senate from Kingian county for three years The family will continue to reside at 7217 Rhode Island street until Miss Babcock finishes school
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Stephen G. Babcock
Pred J. Close
Nional
New York City
Kansas City
Babcock
Hancock
Kingman
Kan Yaw
Nayer
Wingwan
Kingian County
Soldier from St Louis Killed in Berlin War Casualty
The name of Lieut. Heinrich von Lierichsofen of St Louis Mo is listed among latest German losses in Berlin. The report notes his death in action and confirms his unit as part of ongoing casualty tallies.
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St. Louis
Berlin
Hure
Henreteh von Lienriehsofen
Mayer
Parisians Still Cheat Refining Influence in War Time
June 29 Parisers discuss war's refining influence on trade as commerce remains unsettled. Police samples show 45 false percentage of wine watered and 26 percent adulterated. Of 368 anil samples, 52 percent fraudulent. 250 other provisions also tainted with adulteration and tonnage of faked goods noted.
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Paria
Prefecture of Police
Funeral of Fred Skinner Held at Tankard Church
The funeral for Fred Skinner was conducted today at ten o clock at the Tankard Church. Burial followed at Oak Hill Cemetery with Jural listed as male.
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Fred Skinner
Tankard Church
Jural
Oak Hil
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