Rebels Attack Ojinaga As U S Forces Hold Border
Reports from the border say rebels under General Salazar attacked Ojinaga late yesterday. federal troops countered and the rebels began retreating toward the southwest. The Thirteenth Cavalry is not to move before Friday or Saturday. The U S Consulate and border patrol remain alert as authorities assess losses and the risk of further raids.
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Ofeneral Salazar
Qjinagn
Separent
Penotel Stoover
U.S
Adams
Satardr
HD Paso
Sonora
State Department
Bort” ‘Riley
Hecanes
Ile
Sugaring al Sportation
Saurday
A Miniature Fair Title Sudden Rail Sparks Mention
Lawrence Rail and Light Company hosts a county fair themed exhibit with miniature displays and local business involvement brief item noting community event and organizers.
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Lawrence Rail and Light Company
Maine election outlook shifts toward Republican senate win
Portland reports show Republicans gain ground as 28 towns report. Haines leads Plaisted by 3 500 with 70 072 to 65 target towns missing. On joint ballot Republicans lead 75 to Democrats on legislature and Bedwin Burleigh expected to win US Senate seat. Burleigh and McGillicuddy re-elected with GOP gains in several districts.
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Portland
Maine
Zover
Norship
United States
Begime
Haines
Plaisted
Maines
Bedwin C. Burleigh
Asher Hinds
Kiest Forest Roonlwin
Frank Guernsey
Many Autoists Enter Prize Parade Friday in Paneka
Tawrence autoists prepare for a prize parade on Friday to be judged by the most stars added to the bi-eanty parade. Cars register at the Commercial Club rooms on the third floor of Crawtors theatre building. The lineup forms at 9 30 near the building with Rotary participation planned and vehicles noted for entry.
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Tawrence
Paneka
Rly
Iridey
Lo' O ‘Elock
Joeal En Awn
Vopel
Fone
Crawtors
Wilding
Lawerene
Potato Expert Union Pacific Aids Farmers Along Route
The Anime Pacific hires M. Cribb, a renowned authority on potato culture, to boost late crop yields and disease protection for farmers along the Union Pacific route. Cribb will direct efforts to improve production and safeguard potatoes from disease.
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Union
Pacific
Anime Pacific
M. Cribb
Oread High Athletes to Compete With State Schools
Read High School expects several Oread athletes to enter state school competitions this year. Lawrence students plan to join the team, and Oread plans to field a football squad this fall alongside a track team. Former Read athletes are considering joining the program.
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He’ Tyhiles Larga
Lawrence Hovg
Ate Lesses
Nest High School Yd
Fl S
Uread
Revolt in Nicaragua Dwindles as Railways Fall Quiet
Warnings from Rear Admiral Southerland state that the revolt in Nicaragua is waning, with railroads now controlled by American interests and the uprising greatly reduced in intensity. In New York a secretary is charged with abducting a Panama-bound girl. Bail set at 2000 dollars.
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Wadlington
Nivala
Southerland
Navy Department
New York
Beau- Jan
Washington
United States
Piniama
Mberion McVikar
Newport News
Ardin
Noland
Panama
Scotland
Nolan
Aurion
Chicago
Clarence -Ielso
Precautionary Horse Malady Warns Douglas County Farmers
County adviser Dr McClelland warns farmers after studying a grass mold believed to cause a fatal horse disease. He urges keeping horses off pastures, feeding dry laxative rations, and monitoring for symptoms while authorities investigate.
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Douglas County
Dre Cop. McClelland
Kauss
Porglas
McClellaid
Kansas
Mei
Winners in the corn contest at Douglas county fair
Two boys, Hut, Tchinson Lewis Eastman and John Smith, won the Douglas county corn contest for the state fair entry. They produced Silver Mine and Boone County white varieties judged best among 35 entries. Eastman lives on Lawrence rural route, Smith at City post office. The winners will travel to Hutchinson for the state fair starting Monday.
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Lewis Eastman
John Smith
Douglas County
Silver Mine
Boone County
Eastman
Lawrence
Grard Smith
Endora
Kansas
Faipat Mitchinson
Aiul
Government: Veterinarians To Aid In Kansas Plague Fight
Telegrams report Washington orders twelve veterinarians to Dodge City Kansas to report by the 21st instant. Dr Herman Busman Den Cole named in charge as federal experts assist in inspecting and stamping out the horse disease in western Kansas.
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Topeka
Charisartis Parvo
Washington
Efter
Bureau of Animal Industry
Department
Curtings
Phast
Penpld
Nausas
Artis
Atoonve
Lusiter Curtis
Seubbery
Kansas
Bnew
Secretary’ of Agriculture
Eneas
Curtis
TD. C
Charles Curtis
Kan
Tiv
Dodge
Cit
Herman Busman
Den
Cole
A. Hays
W C Lansdon Coming to Salina Picnic
W C Lansdon is announced as a speaker for the Farmers' Co operation Union picnic next Tuesday in Salina. Known as a university athletic icon with ties to state associations, he will address the crowd and discuss cooperation efforts and education work led by Dr. spit stu and other organizers.
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Uie
W.C. Lansing
Salina
Laneston Das
Spit Stu
Ignenea
Chase
Latrestteg
Nei Akionwl
Wec Lanstion Yy
Still No Leonard Frank Inquiries Reach Stillwater Fans
The Minnesota Star notes confusion over Leonard Frank with fans and staff unsure when he will arrive. Reports mention coach Mosse and Mabaver E Lavtns as awaiting updates and plan next steps for the team ahead of upcoming games. In a separate court matter, Barley faces continued proceedings as witnesses describe liquor law violations in a City of rence case.
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Leonard Frank
Vunt- Vall
Frank
Dondit Tae
Mosse
Mabaver
Phaunin
Renly
Tyneden
Missouri Valley
Arie
Lave Te Ture
Rence
Charles
Exhume Bones Of A Quantrell Raider In Central Park
Workmen in Lawrence Kansas unearthed human remains in Central Park believed to be a Quantrell guerrilla killed during the 1863 raid. Old timers recall a lone raider captured, executed by hanging in the streets, and buried in a shallow grave near the city’s early public works site.
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Central Park
Quantrell
Lawrence
Kansas
St Inese
Ichaat
Senzhick
Budimste
Saul
Lin
Cornliell Field
Geo
Plans for Glee Club work at the university
Prof Hubach outlines plans for the Glee lab and choir work this term. Robert Hampledl will organize events as agent and begin sessions next Monday amid minor campus reshuffles.
Bankers in Session on Banking and Currency Reform
Detroit Sept 1 The National convention of the American Banker Association opens with welcome, aims to hear reports and an address on Banking and Currency Reform by Robert W Bonynge of Denver. Afternoon sessions include reports and an address by United States Senator Charles Townsend of Michigan.
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Detroit
American Banker Association
Ont Ddemitus
Robert Wbonynge
Denver
United States
Charles Townsend
Michigan
Murderer Albert Merk Dies by Bat Attack in Missouri Reform School
Albert Merk, once linked to a St. Louis police killing, is reported to have murdered a fellow inmate at the Boonville reform school in Missouri during his current sentence. Detained last winter near Union Pacific depot, Merk confessed after custodial pursuit and awaits transfer as authorities pursue the earlier murder charge.
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Albert Merk
Joe
Union
Pacific
St. Louis
Boonville Reformatory
Missouri
Albert
St. Leuis
Boonville
Edmonds Answers Call for Straight Party Vote in Kansas
Mt. Hon. 3ajit Edmonds of McLouth Kansas becomes the first dis id candidate to respond to J Mitchell chairman of the Second District Congressional Committee. Edmonds says he will vote for the entire Republican ticket in Kansas as named at the Party Proasures on August 1. Edmonds is a candidate for the state senate from this district on the Republican ticket. Other candidates have not yet replied.
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3Ajit Edmonds
McLouth
Kansas
Edmonds
State Senate
Mitthell
Knights and Ladies of Security elect new officers
The Knights and Ladies of Security held their annual fall election last evening. New officers include Vice President Mrs M Brown, Vice President Mrs N Weir, secretary Mrs M Mussel, treasurer Erie Owens, financier Meierhoffer, conductor Mrs F L Brooks Gaard, sentinel J Rever, pianist Eric Owerts Jr, trustees Mrs M Nolan Henry Mibach and J Trollamd. Medical Examiners Mrs Gifford, Anderson, Chambers, Phillips and Rudolph. Refreshments followed the meeting.
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Knights and Ladies of Security
Ene
Mrts
M. Brown
N- Weir Frelate
M. Mussel - Sei
Erie Owens Filancier
Meierhoffer
FL Brooks Gaard
Capper
J. Rever
Eric Owerts Jr
Mra M. Nolan
Henry’ Mibach
J. Trollamd
Body of Joseph Braser Brought to Fawrene for Burial
The body of Joseph Braser, 71, formerly with the Department of Animal Industry at Stock Yards, was brought to Fawrene this morning and laid to rest beside his wife in Wak Hib cemetery. Friends accompanied the procession and stood by the grave as prayers were read, with Chief Albert Dean and others from the department paying tribute to his long service and character.
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Joseph Braser
Fawrene
Wak Hib
Braser
Department of Animal Industry
Tock Yards
Cok Albert
Dean
B. le. Stine
J. TE Blackmar
Porter Morgan
Co. Sturdy
Father seeks custody of daughter in Kansas City suit
Arthur Ro Cook of Lawrence asks the circuit court to order restoring his daughter Thelmi Cook from grandparents Mr and Mrs Odor who live near Martin City Jackson County. Grandparents refuse release and father has taken the case to the courts.
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Arthur Ro Cook
Lawrence
Eatrh
Kansas City
Thelmi Cook
Odor
Martin ‘City
Jackson County
Wsairts
Party Meeting in Missouri Jefferson City
In Jefferson City on Sept 1 all parties that took part in the August State Primary gather to organize state committees and declare platforms. The Progressive committee is also slated to meet.
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Missouri
Jefferson City
Progressive
City Parks Band Concerts Backed By Council
The city council accepted the shore report and gave the parks committee authority to use funds from the park fund to cover band expenses for downtown and midweek concerts in Central Park and Lot Park. A tentative concert schedule begins this fall with citywide plans for next summer and ongoing park performances.
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Shore
Lawrence
Sults
Cox
Weingartner
Central Park
Lot Park
Taft Pleased by Republican Victory in Maine
Beverly Sept. 10 President Taft is greatly pleased by the Republican win in Maine and by the legislature remaining Republican on the joint ballot. Friends say the result may keep several Republicans who drifted toward the Progressives. It demonstrates solid support for the party.
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Beverly
Taft
Maine
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