Investigation Begins July 28 In Senate Lobby Probe
Chairman Overman announces inquiry to start July 28 with a select committee to compel witnesses. President Wilson urges a complete investigation as names like Mulhall and others surface in Washington lobbying. House measures and executive sessions are planned to gather material for a broader probe into capitol corruption.
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Overman
Wilson
Woashiniten
Spuvitiv
Senate
Malball
Clatirmain Overman
Guy Denbt
Fae
Hatin Overman
Mahal
Atselt
Washington
Mulhall
Vic
Baker Matt
Chaiyaun Overman
Toretey
Chaieman
Vinten Virgilie
New York
Eoncressimnan
Diowhiteh
Edward Linderhiel
Lawid Lamar
House
Sherley
Alyse Fe
Fmse
Hepes
Emamittee
Militia muster planned at Atchison on July 15
The NLC of Lawrence reports a militia muster event at Atchison on July 15. Captain Samuel Clarke’s company received word from Topeka that several militia units may join. It remains unclear if the Lawrence company will attend. Edmund D. Cressman, son of local residents, earned a Yale PhD this spring and will teach Latin at KU next term.
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WW Company
NLC
Lawrence
Balie Waseenes
Annal Phate
Atchison
Samuel
Clarke
Db Company
Topeka
Rw Uraeg
Feedsioh
Atehisen
Atenisen
Yale
Edmund D. Cressman
B. Cressman
Noel
University
Das
Cressman
Ty K. UU
Gettysburg Camp Opens as 25 000 Veterans Gather
Gettysburg June 30 Twenty five thousand veterans in blue and gray, the largest army gathering in fifty years, awaken on the field to the sound of tents, drums, and distant cheers. Regulars expect 15 000 more, with plans to shelter over 40 000. Governor Tener visits as Battery B of the 3rd Field Artillery joins the parade.
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Gettysburg
Tee Ville
Johnnie Reb
Hig Yank Phottier
Tener
Tetnsy
Harrisburg
Pied Alten
Gettysburg, College
3Rd Feld Artilley Ul S.A
Cour
Varia
Pennsylvania
Greek Fleet to Salonike Allens, Greece
The Greek fleet moved toward Salonika today as King Constantine of Greece began a journey to the port near the Gulf of Salonika. A small port near the gulf was cited as the destination for the operation and continued military movement.
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Salonike Allens
Greece
Ignitto
Téaresir
Gulf
Salonika
Constantine of Creeew
Bulgarian Attack Opens In Macedonia At Istip
Belgrade reports Bulgarians began an assault on Serb forces in Macedonia as Serb troops held the line near Istip. Dispatches say artillery engagement followed shortly after the initial clash, triggering intense political reaction in the Serb capital.
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Belgrade
Macedonia
Cttrek Gradwilly
Eight Die From Heat At Public Event
A harsh heat wave caused multiple deaths at a public gathering. Reports state the outdoor temperature reached 96 degrees as emergency crews responded. Police noted several severe cases linked to exposure, with investigators outlining safety concerns for crowded venues in extreme heat.
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Chiesa
Anne
Lawrenc e to enforce sane Fourth amid noise ban
Police aim to clamp down on noisy Fourth celebrations in Lawrence Massachusetts with a new ordinance banning fireworks over five inches and all percussion caps. The plan focuses on keeping streets quiet, limit sales, and require residents to stay in yards. Authorities warn of fines up to one hundred dollars for violations. The move follows earlier protests by dealers and seeks cooperation from families to reduce injuries and disturbance.
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Lawrence
Pearth
E. E. ‘Meyers
Loshall
Massachussetts Street
Potter Offredy
Wansas
Massachusetts Street
South Park
Vermont Street
Pinckney Street
New Lasupshire Street
Ars Rituy
Vertbont Street
Piudkney
New
Hampshire Street
Jis City
Missouri insurers refuse to write fire insurance
Jefferson City June 3 One hundred fifty five insurance companies cited to show cause why they refuse to write fire insurance in Missouri filed returns saying they cannot insure under current conditions. They report combined losses over one million dollars annually for 1910 and 1912 and will take no action until a final decree from the supreme court.
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Jefferson City
Moz
Woodred
Stat Nsurance
Missouri
Ca Pne
IML
Supreme Court
Antipreme Court
Sag Ped Repaid on Four Dollar Terms
Fragmentary note records a small debt repayment of four dollars with unclear context and no identifiable parties or dates. The legible elements include amounts and stray abbreviations, offering minimal factual detail.
Enterprising Young Farmer Freddie Sauer Poised for Big Corn Crop
Freddie Sauer son of Mr and Mrs Frank Sauer of this city appears as an enterprising young farmer. He farms land adjacent to the Lawrence Water Company, has raised early corn, and aims for a large harvest before roasting ear season ends. Freddie doubled as tenant, paid five cents per year rent, and now negotiates advance rent terms to devote full time to crop care.
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Hesgugs Sauer
Frank Sauer
Ills
Freddie Farms
Qnbdge
Lawrennce Water Company
Sauer Board
Preddie
Lawrence
Freddie
Freddie Sauer
Mr. Street
Fred
Lawrence, Water Company
My. Street
Rcept
Fredsdid
Hk Des Mith
Lim
Statewide salary law sets county officials pay
The legislature passed a law to regulate county official salaries that takes effect tomorrow. Salaries will align with population size, with several offices receiving fixed annual amounts while others are paid by fees. Key figures include Sheriff and Deputy roles, County Treasurer, County Attorney, District Clerk, Probate Judge, Register of Deeds, County Commissioners, and Justice of the Peace with pay structures described.
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Desinnite
Sgeu
Andy Maileague
Ceainty
LSU
Dyputy
Oclerk
County ‘Commissione Sgm
Auiv
Justice of the Peace
County
Corolner
Weamile
Dees Cal Tile
Fall of Guyamas Reported in Mexican Conflict Updates
Messages from Hermosillo and Guyamas claim state troops forced the surrender of 500 federals at the water front. Garrison retreated toward the mountains of Bavstete with a feared federal commander named Ojeada possibly in hiding. Mexican gunboats were reported as ineffective under fire.
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Douglas
Ariz
Jime
Constitutionalist Junta
Hermgsillo
Guyamas
Ojeada
Bavstete
Teachers Week at the University of Kansas
Prof Henry Suzzalo, principal speaker, opened the Kansas University Schoolmen's Week sessions. The conference drew teachers, principals, and superintendents from across the state for a nine day program featuring lectures on reorganization of teaching, Montessori methods, and school leadership. A separate notice cites the arrest of a man for child desertion in relation to a conference attendee.
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Henry Suzzalo
University of Kansas
School 4 Now of Kansas
Nansis
Lutve Aerived
Dean Charles
Huughed Johnson
Aulinsen II
University
Minnesota
Traf! Als
Olin
Henry Sis Cvotlewe
Cherinbia University
New York City
P.m. Addr
T. J. Buoulton
Theniversity of Menta
Lazzato
Puperinte Endynit Wis
Trensnerm Anl
Rofessor
Ry AL. Schiwenler
Henry Seazato
Cotta
Kent ' Wilh
Walls Culture
Aidiory
Shzzaio Suptos
Ris
Allen
Windtita
Bar
Henry Suzzulo
Gennsiny
William TL
Jermen Schoenfeld
George Washington University
Suziatta
Sap M. More
Selinol Jeyanizat
S. M. Nees
Indlependener
Karnsits
Sappom Prineigtes
Tenes Wile
Bop Dna
Ve.dicalion
University of Montama Ai
Missoula
Monti
Savzalo
Henry Sugar
Postmaster General Order on Stamp Validity in 1913
A 1913 note reports Postmaster General Burleson issuing Order No. 4271. It states that from July 1, 1913 ordinary postage including commemoratives will be valid for postage and related fees, while parcel post stamps will be discontinued for stocks on hand pending new supply.
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Peneer
Burleson
Washington, D. C
Not to Play St Marys On KU Schedule Next Fall
St Marys College will not be on the Kansas University football schedule next fall. The Catholic School declines the annual contest as Kansas has outclassed St Marys at the post, and manager W O Hardiston has received notice. Bids name Jewell likely to head the KU schedule with McCook as the site for the game.
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Woburn Slayers
Eas
Rifles
Lawrence
Journal- World
Walker
L Lawrence
St. Marys College
K. University
Bee Eansys Catholic School
Nhot
W. O.hardiston
Hms
St. Marys
Kansas
Fas
K.U
Marys
Cern
Hasmilton
William
Jewell
K. UW
McCook
Aggies Exhibit To Display At Douglas County Fair
The Kansas State Agricultural College will send a fourteen–case display to the Douglas County Fair at Woodland Park. Experts from Manhattan will explain various phases of farm science, including entomology, agronomy, animal husbandry, and home economics, with demonstrations and photographs illustrating methods and experiments.
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Douglas County
Woodland Park
Kansas State Agricultural College
Manhattan
Lawrence
Marhattan
Andy Churchs
Department of Agronomy
Dudustey
Wnterson Poultry
Ani
del Fen House
Stowlers
Backing Up the Retailer in Daily Newspapers
The article argues that placing products in wood retail shops and advertising through daily newspapers builds trust. It says manufacturers gain credibility when retailers endorse items and the public sees jointly advertised goods. It concludes that newspapers offer the best avenue for reaching broad audiences.
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Neinotnet Arers
Ananuufacturer
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