City Milk Inspector Faces Removal and New Food Ordinance
Mayor Kreeck announced charges against City Milk Inspector A B Blair for neglect of duty and disobedience. Blair refuses to resign as tests from University Laboratories show widespread impurity in milk and ice cream. A new milk inspection ordinance with graded ratings for eateries will be presented, while Health Officer Dr A W Clark acts as interim inspector.
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Aginst
A.B. Blair
George Be. Kreeck
City Commission
Kreeck
Nev
Blair
Noarly
Plyir
Lawrence
Iigver
iMair
Stevenson
University
Ma Blair
Wair
Pr. A. W. Clark
A. Clark Wil
Keel Anderson
Presbyterian Brotherhood Hears of Hospital Plans
The Presbyterian Brotherhood Nursing and Hospital committee discussed preliminary work for a proposed $100,000 Presbyterian hospital. Another meeting at the Presbyterian church last night outlined tasks and plans for the hospital project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Hospital
Presbyterian Brotherhood
Presbyterian Church
Balloon Party Then Flying Circus Fascinate Crowds Above
A bustling scene drew many onlookers as a balloon party and a flying circus captured attention. Spectators watched the aerial displays, with vendors and families enjoying a sunny day beneath the spectacle, marking it as a standout local event.
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Flying Circus
De Havilands Continue Flight Over Kansas City Area
Planes from Dallas to Boston pass over Lawrence and Topeka with five aboard the balloon landing near the J Fritzell place. Lieutenant Weimer aims for a longer solo flight while four officers from Fort Omaha, Atchison, and Milwaukee observe. Enlistment drives attract 15,000 air service prospects as the flying circus tours Kansas and Nebraska towns.
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J. Fritzell
O. A. Weimer
Baloon
Aero Club of America
Fort Omaha
Neb
Omaha
Lawrence
Weimer
Wemer
Tieut
A Reynolds
Kansas
Tianwrence
Pall City
Missouri River
Atchison, Bans
Reynolds
Atchison
Sthe
Air Services
Army Air Service
Kansas City
Arkansas
R. A. Reynolds
J. N. Bird
Milwaukee
A. H. Foster
Berkley
Calif
J. B Jordan
Oklahoma City
Okla
deHaviland
Kanwaka Township
Boston
Mass
Topeka
Fragmentary text hints at wartime or military note
Scrambled phrases reference generals and lines of command with unclear context. The readable parts mention a General and a possible naval or fortification setting but lack concrete events, dates, or places to identify a specific news item. Further coherent content is required for a precise summary.
Overseas Recruits Train on Fire Equipment
Fire department in training mode, new recruits practice on tall ladders and various apparatus. Daily sessions focus on handling gear, lowering ladders, and using safety tools at the city college building and nearby structures. Local instructors emphasize coordination and readiness for emergency responses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denortrarat
Nove Petting
Lew Eantry
Nee Tur College
Seaplane N C4 Flight to Ponta Delgada Delayed
Reports from Horta and Washington say seaplane N C4 failed to resume the trans Atlantic leg due to buffeting over the Azores. Adair Jackson cited engine damage and storm bound conditions at Horta delaying the attempt from Terra to Ponta Delgada.
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Torta
Ponta Delps Ts
Car collision at Eleventh and Connecticut injures none
At the intersection Saturday afternoon two cars, driven by C. T. York of Vistinct and Jack Prudey of Kansas City, collided. Both vehicles sustained damage with York reporting steering gear and fender damage totaling 95 dollars and Prudey's front wheels wrecked. the Kansas City driver allegedly exceeded York's speed and York claims Prudey misjudged speed. The piece ends urging readers to contact the 153 Agency about accident indemnity questions.
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Too Vette
Eleventh
Connecticut
Ghent
Fonds
C. T. York
Vistinct
Jack Prudey
Kansas City
Marathan
York
Prades
Speeding Fines Imposed in City Court
Two men cited for speeding yesterday faced city court today and received fines of five dollars plus costs for driving more than twelve miles per hour in the city. L B Chen was noted for May 17 speeding and Ray Youngmeyer paid the same amount. Jane Liebig traveled from Cameron Missouri visiting in town and stayed with Mrs Hazel Lynn before continuing to Baldwin to attend Baker University.
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Pokce
L. B. Chen
Costa
Ray Youngmeyer
Jane Liebig
Cameron
Hazel Lynn
Miss Liebig
Baldwin
Baker University
Mr Cunningham Spends Day in Unspecified Events
A clipped note records Mr Cunningham spending the day in an unspecified sequence of activities with no clear details or context. The fragment omits places dates and outcomes, leaving the event's purpose and participants unclear.
Masters Star Elects at Eastern Star Convention in Manhattan
In Manhattan Kansas on May 9 20 while readers note the Fifty third annual Eastern Star session. Officers named include Mrs Luya Feetey of Topeka G We Padgett of Pittsburg and Mrs Oybin Bennett of Topeka re elected grand secretary with Mrs Elisabeth Magee of Girard as treasurer. The 120th session will be held at Manhattan.
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Manhattan
Wichita
Kans
Sylvia Ko Hein
Marysville
Kinsas
Order of the Eastern Star
Fred Voiland
Topeka
Arand Rony
Luya Feetey
G. We. Padgett
Pittsburg
Germi
Oybin Bennett
Elisabeth Magee
Girard
Mitnhattan
Fate of Harry Hawker in doubt say British
London reports say there is no definite news on the fate of aviator Harry Hawker and Lt Cmdr Mayes Grieve after their Sopwith aircraft left Ireland’s coast. Bad weather, rain and fog hinder radio contact and Admiralty circles fear the machine may have foundered at sea near the Shannon river. Public anger grows as Commons members criticize government for lacking rescue means amid the Atlantic crossing attempt.
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London
Harry Hawk
May- Kensie Grieve
Admiralty
Darque
Newfunnichink
Blanker
Shannon
Ireland
Air Ministry
Zere
Hawker
Cormansds
Uoon
House of Commons
Josiah C. Wedenwood
Atlantic
Eliott
Italy
Recreation Plans Backed by Local Presbyterian Brotherhood
The Presbyterian Brotherhood meeting in Taiwrence voted to back a citywide recreation plan for youth. A committee led by Professors Jas. Ismith and Dinsmore Alter with Dr J O Bryan H F Kepler and E D Keitmann will seek cooperation from other brotherhoods and convene a general committee to adopt and push a concrete program. A citywide call for participation will be issued this week.
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Taiwrence
Presbyterian Brotherhood
Comhoart
Jas.ismith
Dinsmore Alter
J. O'Bryan
H. FE. Kepler
E. D. Keitmann
Gael Ce Erin i A
Gertrude Jude Pearson Memorial Note
Gertrude Jude Pearson is remembered in a brief notice noting her life and family. The short item highlights personal connections and an upcoming service, with emphasis on her role within the local community.
ROTC Plans Include Railway Guns At University Program
Announcement at Com merce luncheon by Col. Burdick of Kansas University outlines a Reserve Officers' Training Corps project costing 200000 to 300000 dollars. The plan proposes installation of rail artillery, other military equipment, and training for cadets. seniors may attend summer camps. Local support from Chamber of Commerce backs the ROTC expansion and national defense aims.
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Kansas Universy
Eream
Bebooa
Chamber of Commerce
Litit
Buroft Durditk
Coniaider
Bardick
WO. T. C
Burdick
RO. T. C
Gro Ta Seni
Gay Roflenty Alen
RO. T
Renlick
Chamber of Convaerce
Casriber
Corts Sat
Burdies
V.A. Young
Reserve Officers' Training Corps
Weel
Match Used to Aid in Filling Auto Tank Sparks Fire
A match lit while fueling a motor car at the Standard Oil filling station on 245 New Hampshire Street caused a brief flash of flames last night. The alarm was reported to fire headquarters around 9:30 PM. Firemen arrived with chemicals but the blaze was extinguished with pyrene before injuries or major damage occurred.
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Standard Oil Company
New Hampshire Street
City to repair brick pavement. paving bricks approved
City commission last night authorized W. W. Cleland to purchase a car load of paving brick for extensive brick pavement repairs. Dr. Laura Plantz, noted as Michigan and Vermonts first woman medical practitioner, recently celebrated her ninetieth birthday.
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City Street
City Commission
W. W. Cleland
Public Utilities
Laura Plantz
Michigan
Vermont
Bmg
Popular organ recital opens series at Masonic Temple
The first of a series of organ recitals by Professor Carl Preyer with Professor W B Downe and Gala Coffet filled the Masonic Temple Sunday. Ten organ numbers and three vocal solos were performed. The Scottish Rite quartet missed a member, replaced by Downing and Coffelt. Lawrence Masons plan monthly recitals. next program June 20.
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Masonic Temple
Carl] Preyer
W. B. Downe
Gala Coffet
Soles
Downing
Coffelt
Lawrence Masons
President Wilson seeks suffrage and tariff reform in wartime message
President Wilson urged Congress to pass the woman's suffrage amendment and to revamp tariff laws while proposing the repeal of war time prohibition for wine and beer. He backed returning railways and telegraph to private ownership and urged rapid demobilization policies as troops come home.
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Washington
Wilson
Cong
Lane
Paris
League of Nations
Congress
Messaage
Benq Reduces Rates for City Sewer Connections
The city commission denied waiving sewer connection fees for property owners outside city limits who did not help build the system. J D Stevenson and a neighbor sought joint connection at 2100 Barker Avenue with a $59 charge. The panel maintained the existing $50 and stated future funds go to maintenance.
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J. d. Stevenson
Barker Avenue
Ety Save
Midland and County Y M C A Secretaries Community Meetings
Douglas county Y M C A secretary C K Henry supervised a Midland community meeting Sunday night as part of county work. He also visited Tonganoxie last night and plans gatherings at Globe Lone Star Reno Welliston Park Jack with a soldiers picnic and Haskell band. Next week he schedules Six Corners and another Midland meeting.
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Milland
Tongenoxie
C. KE. Henry Douglas County
Y. M. Ocg
OAL
Midland
Tonganoxie
Globe
Lone Star
Reno
Wellinstown
Park Jack
Interurban Speed Curbs North Lawrence Travel
City commission orders Kaw Valley interurban to slow speed entering Lawrence from the North Side and to reduce speed before turns to cross the bridge. Notice will also require immediate crossing plank at Eighth and Locust street.
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North
Lawrence
City Commission
Kaw Valley
Interurban
Locust Street
Ford Truck Crashes Into Standing Touring Car
A Ford delivery truck driven by J Lloyd Webster struck a stationary touring car near the Bower sock building on east Seventh street about 2:30 this afternoon. The Ford appeared badly damaged but limped away. Brakes allegedly failed, resulting in a minor crash to the touring car bumper. Insurance and coverage discussed with the 133 agency.
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Ford
J. Lloyd Webster
Bowersock Building
East Seventh Street
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DE Havilands
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Ponta Delgadea
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Porta De'pada
Greenwich
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Mr. Cunningham
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Harry Hawker
Gertrude Jude Pearson
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Senate
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Carl C. van Dyke
Minn
United States
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IS Organizing
Kansas Elks
L. c. Lakin
Fort Scott
H. Glen Boyd
Ed Purdue
Hutchinson
C. M._ Voelkner
W. H. McKone
C. P. Hale
W. R. Falkiner
R. M. Johnson
Osawatomie
Antoinette “L. B. Blackwell
Saunas
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