Delayed Shipment Arrives Prompts Rush to Finish Work
The article notes a delayed shipment arriving this morning and a rush to complete the work. It mentions cloudy weather forecasts, Kansas sources, and a need for many laborers. Short ties are not here and will be built to the Journal Office in ten days.
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Wedding Bells And Local Happenings In Belvoir
The society column lists Miss May Rei and Mr Harry Sanhern wed at 8:30 this evening at the bride’s home, with other nuptials and social events noted. Rail construction delays, labor shortages, and planned road work dominate the week’s civic news, alongside gatherings at Mrs. Carpenter and Mrs. Cox homes and club meetings.
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EP. Steele
Belvoir
Alfred Dh. Cape
McPherson
May Rei
Harry Sanhern
Tlis
Os Celock
Teg Ob Street
Tennessee Moves to Statewide Prohibition
A new liquor law extends the four mile rule statewide in Tennessee and becomes effective at 32 oclock tonight making sale or use of liquors wines ales or beer unlawful. The manufacturers bill to prohibit production takes effect January 1. Liquor clubs plan to stock provisions with individual lockers and keys for members.
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Tennessee
Nashville
Tenn
Duel Ends in Fatal Wounding Near Blankenburg
A staged duel between two army officers near Blankenburg, arranged by the state and sanctioned by the military court of honor, left Lieutenant Zwitzer fatally wounded after Gravier challenged him over a fiancée. The incident highlights illegal dueling practices in Germany at the time. Also appears an advertisement for Eastman Kodak products and stationery specials.
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Germany
Blankenburg
Zwitzers
Granier
Gravier
Military Court of Honor
Zwitzer
Sensation Promised in Ella Gingles Trial in Chicago
In Chicago in June 1930 Ella Gingles faces trial on theft charges tied to an employer. Her attorney promises to clear up the sensational mystery of a girl found bound and gagged in a public bath roll last winter and to shed light on the death of key witness Mrs. Cerelia Kenyon. The attorney implies a man who accompanied Kenyon may have political and business connections and denies the defendant’s alleged pressures into an unwanted life.
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Ella Gingles
Chicago
Chivago
Ella Ginis
Jace
Altmoney
Cerelia Kenyon
City Buys Horses for Hook and Ladder Truck
The city purchased a bay horse team owned by Beet Peel of Williamstown for 500 dollars. The horses were tested by the fire department and approved, to be used immediately on the hook and ladder truck with Joe Tennings as driver.
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Beet Peel
Williamstown
Joe Tennings
Massive Strike Protest Hits Open Shop in Steel Plant
In Wittsburg Pennsylvania on June 30 midnight over 10,000 members of the Amalgamated Association of Iron Steel and Tin Workers, employed by the American Sheet and Tin Plate Company across Pennsylvania Ohio and West Virginia, plan to quit in protest against the open shop order. The move signals a defeat for the amalgamated union in steel industry affairs.
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Amalgamated Association
Iron, Steel and Tin
American Sheet , and Tin’ Plate Company
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Ohio
West Virginia
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Steel Corporation
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Diate Company
Women in Trouble at Commons Raid Trial Ends in Release
Three hundred fifteen suffragettes arrested during a raid on the House of Commons presented petitions to Premier Asquith. After lengthy arguments in police court this morning, the women were released on recognizance. Also reported is the wedding of Miss Rink Pahner to Feok Robertson in Chicago at St Mary's Episcopal Chapel.
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London
Asquith
Yatter
Houborion & Palmer
Mississippi Attorney General Seeks 11 Million Penalty
The Standard reports a Mississippi case where the attorney general targets future penalties for alleged violations of the anti trust law. The action seeks to restrain operations and collect 11 million in penalties from unnamed parties.
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the Standard
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Wsitinng Aestua F Moreney Lamb
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Markets and Livestock Highlights from Kansas City Trade Page
Grain and provisions notes from Kansas City market desk with prices for wheat, lard, pork, and beef futures. Live stock receipts reach 15,000 with beef steers near 35.2 and calves around 7.85. Classified notices seek furnished rooms and dishwashing help at the Santa Fe hotel.
Former Crook Sharkey Confesses Long Crime Tale to Police
A Chicago area man nicknamed Sharkey recited a lengthy confession detailing a series of bombings and crimes over months. The interview reveals a suppressed history of heists and violence as officers piece together the motive and victims.
Growth Sparks South Lawrence Boom in 1900s Record
A vibrant South Lawrence growth surge is described with rapid housing construction and rising property values. The piece notes new residences and rail link plans boosting population, with buyers optimistic about long term development and street railway improvements driving renewed confidence in the area.
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Lawrence
South Lawrence
Maskell Institute
South Lawcenry
Codding War Dex inrect Temperance Man Goes to Penitentiary
Confused report details a temperance case and a penitentiary transfer amid unrelated chatter. Names and places are garbled, with mentions of prison work, a jury, and a fisherman's anecdote about a rusty watch and initials ML BU.
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A. KO Coddite
Forde Hs E Setater
Trapnek Stubbs
Mysterious Murder Mystery in Hutchinson Kansas
A unidentified deceased man was found near a Barrten institution with a boy named Giest, not a relative, as investigation by the coroner and sheriff continues. The victim had a damaged tie and a puckered hook, with motive unclear.
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C.C
Withita
Iwas
Fiaind
Barrten
Giest
H Tle
Governor grants last minute reprieve in Kansas City case
A last minute reprieve was granted by Governor Hadley for a Black man facing capital action in Kansas City. The action occurred five minutes before an execution was scheduled, with local officials noting intervention by the governor to delay the minister involved and halt further steps.
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Kansas City
Modune
Sideney Elernedh
Suspect Chung Sin Linked to Elsie Sigel Murder
Police trace a zig zag trail of clues in the Elsie Sigel murder case. Only Chung Sin remains in custody as other suspects vanish or evade detection while authorities pursue leads across Newark New Jersey and local laundries.
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Elsie Sigel
Chung Sin
Wah Wen
Emh
Leon Sing
Newark
New Jersey
Eswessatda
Chung Sen Tats
Weather and Club Notice From Topeka Area
Storms and showers spread across multiple states including Nebraska Oklahoma Texas Panhandle and Northwest regions with heavy rain in parts. A Topeka club membership dispute looms as a weather front moves east. high pressure lingers over the capital amid unsettled northeast winds and river level changes along the Kaw and Missouri.
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Missmaris Down
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Oklahon
Texas Panhandle
Middle Ashiine
Apewick
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Gen Loo
Marywil
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Dune
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Rade
Febandonedswler
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Missouri
Outank
Personal notes from Lamar Colorado and beyond
PURELY PERSONAL snippets recount visits and travel. Artie Weaver returned to the City. I Thompson spent a day in City. Carrie Watson departs for Kansas City. Mildred McQuurdy returns from extended stay. Mrs AL Lewis of Chicago, formerly Lawrence, visits old friends. Miss Florence and Mrs Clar Hall plan an extended trip to Colorado and California. many others travel to Seattle, Battle Creek, and Chicago as relatives and friends travel and reunite.
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Miel
Maney
Nina
Wooal Patterson
Googe Hackman
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Seattle
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Dames Cox
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Elizabeth Kon
Senator Aldrich and the Tax Debate On a Thousand Year Trip
The article reports Aldrich pressed for tax revenue and Cummins defending income tax while Gore opposes measures seen as aiding the president. It discusses proposed finance bills, the Payne-Aldwell framework, and projected deficits for the coming year.
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Banks object to state guarantee law in Bryan Nebraska
In Lincoln Nebraska today Judges Van Heventer and Manger granted an injunction restraining the new state banking board from enforcing the guarantee statute. The constitutional validity of the act will be decided in later opinions. The law was to take effect July. Fifty states and two private banks appealed to the federal court alleging confiscation of property without due process.
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Suspect Released In Elsie Sigel Murder Case
A man believed to be Leon Ling, known as the Elsie Sigel killer, was released after police failed to confirm his identity. He matched Lee Young’s description but his alibi collapsed. Phoenix baseball, Yuri Lawrence, and the Fourd game at the park were noted for upcoming amusement.
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Alhaii
Elsie Sigel
Lee Young
Leon
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Yuri Lawrence
Phoenix
Bel
St. Louis
Rockefeller arrival tops Cleveland summer visit at Forest Hill
John D. Rockefeller and Mrs. Rockefeller arrived in Cleveland to spend the summer at Forest Hill. Despite earlier illness rumors, Mrs. Rockefeller appeared in her usual health and was reported quite well.
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John D. Rockefeller
Mrs. Rockefeller
Forest Hill
Boy Killed While Delayed Message Reaches End
A 14 year old, Leo Reed, died after entering a shaft at a work site in the city. The incident occurred minutes after a message about the work plan was left unresolved, prompting inquiries by Journal staff and local authorities. The case is part of a broader discussion on safety at the facility.
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Pheaupany
Tl Leven
Leo Reed
AL Leng
Plentiful Gold Payments Mark Last Day Notice
The report notes last day for payments and busy activity at the county treasurer’s office. Lightning killed one man in Dugont Ruswell while four were stunned. H M Rutherford sought refuge in a dugout with thirteen others. Parsons case continued until July 45. Marriage licenses issued for Ernest W Pratt and Ella Bernhard, Henry Kilmer and Jennie Whitnes. A Woman’s Missionary society event is planned for tomorrow. Paint advertisement from Lucas Paint at Raymond's Drug Store.
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Mids
Pelo
Dugont Ruswell
New Mexico
H. M. Rutherford
Duzout
Rutherford
Lecompton to Celebrate Historic City Fourth Fest
The article describes Lecompton planning a Fourth of July celebration with a morning train, staged events, and community participation. It notes anticipated activities, crowds, and local preparations for a large festival atmosphere.
Yale Commencement Honors Taft Amid Procession Return
Yale University marked a notable commencement day with former President William Howard Taft, 78, participating in the academic procession. He wore ceremonial robes as a member of the corporation, joining hundreds of university officers and graduates in the event.
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Yale University
Union
Wilkin
Taft
de Rey
Mayor Proclaims observed Independence Day in Lawrence Kansas
Lawrence Kansas Mayor Samuel D Bishop proclaims Monday July 5 as a day of observance and closure of most businesses to honor the declaration of independence. The proclamation urges all residents to participate and reflect on the nation’s founding.
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Gorwat
Samuel D
Fireworks Sale For Home Fourth Celebrations
Advertises fresh stock fireworks for Fourth of July celebrations. Notes factory new supply and willingness to offer favorable prices. From Boyles at 725 Masa Street.
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