President Roosevelt declines keynote speech invitation
President Roosevelt refuses an invitation from the Whulis Manufacturers association to deliver a keynote address at Speingth and finnera. He notes his views are well known and opposes interference with railroads while supporting measures to curb over capitalization and unnecessary expansion.
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Roosevelt
Washington, D. C
Whunis
Speingth
Finnera
Smith
Ascrdation
Fran
Raitroad
Mertaeny
Thorthern Pacific
Great Northern
Weathering a Cold Spell and Signs of Spring
The article notes a cold snap with frost and biting wind easing, while hints of spring appear as winter recedes. It cites recurring weather records, forecasts, and local observations about shifting temperatures and seasonal mood. Local readers, including the Uardies and Wasstreubler, react to the unsettled conditions.
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Hull Vie Fort
Thaw Lunacy Commission Set to Report Tomorrow
New York April 1 The Lunacy Commission is expected to report Tuesday morning after adjournments. The trial of Jerome Thaw was postponed to Tuesday as the commission plans its findings. Mrs Evelyn Thaw received a subpoena to testify, stirring her distress at the Tombs as lawyers clear their strategy.
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New York
Thaw Lunacy Commission
Justi Fitzgerald
Lunncv F Commission
Thaw
Luncarest Ney Commission
Evelyn Thaw
Cinney Commission
Jerome
Toonaike
Death of Mrs Julia Lamon in Ohio Street home
Mrs Julia Lamon died at the home of her sister Martha DaLee on Ohio Street Friday evening at 6 45. She was born in Maryland April 25 1817 and would have marked a 110 event two weeks later. A long time Methodist church worker, she had belonged to that denomination for about 73 years. The funeral was held at the M E church at 2 oclock this afternoon and burial followed in Oak Hill cemetery.
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Jila A. Tannen
Martha DaLee
Ohio Street
Vlock
Maryland
Qak 11
Woman Murdered Easter in Lecompton Chapel
A woman named Sarah Grail Tittle was found dead with a deep gash in the head in Lecompton near a chapel after Easter services. Police believe the crime occurred during Sunday school and an Easter cantata followed that evening.
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Chie
West Hs
Sarah Grail
Mansfield Not So Well and World News Roundup
Actor Mansfield is reportedly unwell and a medical consultation was held to review his condition. Queen Christina of Spain suffers a serious grip attack and received last rites as state events unfold. A baseball game between TruBiason Western Association and Kansas State University was postponed due to rain while Kansas University played a separate American Association match. An advertisement section promotes Poff cigars and Wiedemann's stock of Eastern specialties.
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Trutebiason Western Association
Kansas State ‘University
H.W. A
Kansas University
American Association
Meppol Field
Mrs. Julia Lamon Is Dead
Local death notice reports the passing of Mrs. Julia Lamon. The obit notes attendance by the Women’s Auxiliary, Wert MCAL, and a memorial gathering in the building referenced in the notice.
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Julia Lamon
Pedsration Suspects Trial Set and Burial Notices
Trial date set for Holes Hiwaive and codefendants amid a Delaware case. Proceeding to be held May at 2 pm. Burial announced for Vern Waller Tuca at Oak Will cemetery. Sherman Walker and family to attend Maples Grove funeral. Special services noted at Wiedemann’s with local officials present.
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Martin Barren
Marel
Fred
Delaware
Pom Telus
Oak Will
Vern Waller Tuca
Sherman Walker
North
Maples Grove
Fifth Annual University Painting Exhibition Opens April First
The Fifth Annual Exhibition of Paintings at the University opens Monday April 1 with daily hours 9 to 5 and evenings 7 30 to 10 except Saturdays. Lectures announced later. Single admission 25 cents. season ticket 1. family ticket 2 50. Tickets at Woodward's Drug store, University office, or at the door. Funeral services for Mrs Julia Lamon were held today at the Methodist church. Oak Hill cemetery interment.
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Julia Lamon
Maryland
Lohin Street
Oak Hill
University
T Teir
Woodward's Drug Store
Six Die In Train Collision Near Hewitt
Six people were killed when two freight trains collided six miles south of Hewitt. Rescue teams worked through the night at the scene as investigators examined the wreckage and gathered evidence for an official report.
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Hee Worth
Speer
IM. OK
Granite cutters strike for wage increase in multiple cities
The Granite cutters union in several large cities launched a wage increase strike on April 1. The disorderly notices mix with local ads including offers for Layton Health Club Baking Powder and various consumer promotions.
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Cal
Texas
Layton Health Club
Onur
Easter at Methodist Church Shines With Dove Decor
The Methodist Sunday school held a unusually fine Easter service yesterday. The church decoration was especially fine with a dove center stage and a surrounding scene. An oration by a local speaker praised the day and its spiritual meaning for the congregation.
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Methodist
Elvirel
Service resumes after general strikes amid unrest
Odd garbled report notes service restarting after a general strike. Mentions night disruptions and ongoing uncertainty as workers and authorities assess conditions. No clear dates or named groups are identifiable from the text.
Trust Magnate Pleads Guilty
Ambiguous OCR text mentions a trust magnate pleading guilty. Details on person names, jurisdiction, or charges are unclear. Additional readable names include April Lak and AL Hadbroek but connections remain uncertain.
Easter in Churches Series Highlight Returns
A fragmented text notes a church series related to Easter and its themes. It references churches and a mast or publication context but lacks clear eventi details or participants.
Social and Personal Notes From Kansas Visitations
Will Tutt spent Sunday here and returned to Kansas City this morning. Rey Rauch came down from Topeka this morning. Alin Bell went to Kansas City this morning. William Mien and daughter visited City today. Avery of Nickerson stayed with A G Landis, Bioware or Baldwin, in Ten week of Ty Springs. Endura bacceener Virdter attended the Alum event Saturday evening. Prof read a paper on the Fu hee Code. Hoo Livht refreshments followed. Merc A Horst of Garden City is visiting his daughter here. L Ok MeTutire and adeosemn Mertiss plan a two-day stay in Topeka.
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Will Tutt
Kansas
Rey Rauch
Alin Bell
Kansas City
William Mien
Ie Avery
Nickerson
A. G. Landis
Bioware
Baldwin
Ty Springs
Endura
Teamplin
Merc. A. Horst
Garden City
Ee Tasu
Topeka
4oMos. L. Ok MeTutire
Adeosemn
Fees
Tory
Hall
Funeral for Professor Williams Arrives in Town
Funeral arrangements for Professor Williams are announced with arrival from Massachusetts. The burial is planned for tomorrow afternoon at Oak Cemetery with service details to follow.
Commercial Traveller Killed in Alley Fight
An incident report details Charles, a commercial traveler, killed in an alley assault. Chris, involved in the fight, fled after the attack as the victim cried out. Police investigated the scene and began pursuing leads.
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Charles
Chris
Christopher
Dyer Appointed Judge by State Officials
In a statewide move, Dyer was named to the bench today by state officials. The appointment follows recent graduation and signals a shift in the judiciary with new leadership.
Standard Oib Hearing Notes on Verdict Return
Fragmentary report indicates a standard oral hearing regarding a charge linked to a theft case. The court reportedly adjourned to reach a verdict, with the outcome not detailed in the readable text.
McCANN Seeks Sixth Ward Council Seat and Easter Post Cards
A candidate, McCANN, announces his bid for council from the sixth ward and promotes Easter Post cards from Boughton's at 1025 Mass St. The ad also markets blue grass sod at 3 dollars per hundred square feet and notes contact points Simon White and Hosford Investment Co.
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Boughton's
Mass St
Bell
Simon White
Boughton’s
Baseball goods and sewing school ads in one notice
An old classified item lists baseball goods at Wolf's and automatic tuckers offered by the Keister Dressmaking school at 736 New Hampshire Avenue. It also advertises home financing with a 6 percent monthly payment option through the Ating rate.
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Keister Dressmaking School
New, Hampshire
Ruck Nelson jailed in police court for threats
In police court this morning Ruck Nelson was arrested and fined 23 dollars and costs for threatening Robert Ray. Earlier Saturday night Nelson escorted Ray to Marshal Kincaid's home at gunpoint and ordered him to knock for Kincaid. Ray notified police, leading to Nelson's arrest. Nelson was later fined 30.50 dollars and sworn at Ray for provoking the quarrel.
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Ruck Nelson
Robert Ray
Robert Ay
Kincaid
Nelson
Ray
Kigeasid
Marshal Kinado
Thomas
Jing
Tie
Untan Ter Ray
Bt Athers
Parmer Murder Case Highlights Kansas Town Incident
In Sortenville Kansas on April 1 farmer Chas Reed allegedly shot and killed Homer Champlin after Champlin appeared at a Sunday gathering and tried to serve a warrant. Reed escaped. An agreed statement of facts was entered in ouster suits against Mayor Everhardy and the city of Leavenworth, noting places where alcohol had been openly sold. The Supreme Court case details remain unresolved.
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Sortenville
Kans
Chas
Homer Champlin
Champlin
Reed
Elmursney
Lavine
Everhardy
Leavenworth
Hauer
Supreme Court
Shorter Hours Stir Pa and Kansas U Protests
Idle workers in Pennsylvania observe a nine hour day victory with demonstrations while discussions grow over hospital control in Kansas City. Chancellor Frank Strong of Missouri defends university influence against exclusive city hospital rights, arguing such a shift would undermine the University of Kansas and Missouri programs.
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Tolay
Mitelel
Ollieres
Frank Strong
Kansas
Missouri University Medical Sulin
City
Kansas City
Swan] Williams
Missouri Board of Cuwaters
Strong
University of Missouri
University of Kansas
City Hospital
School of Medicine
Williams
State of Kansas
Y M C A Notes Inspire Boys With Bible Talk And Supper
W C Simons spoke to the Boys at the Y M C A on The Boys of the Bible. A memorable supper followed at the association building with toast master W C Cole. L A L presided as the orchestra performed and speakers Nels Ockerblad and Morris Benedict gave talks.
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W. ¢. Simons
Ciss
W.C. Coleway
Charles Lawabject
Vienna
Nels Ockerblad
Morris Benedict
Frank Benedict
Ralph Stevens
Francis Stevens
Benniciet Atul
Mitchell
Schenck to be Tried Here in Murder Case
Frank Sehenck was brought to town Saturday and jailed on a murder charge. He was arraigned and his preliminary hearing set for April 11. Bond was fixed at $500, which he posted this afternoon. The case was continued as Judge Browning cleared the docket.
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Frank Sehenck
Frank Sehneck
Iana
Judge Browing
Eha
July Institute to be held in Doulas County
Supt. Tewnman announced that the Douglas county teachers institute will be held in Italy. Dr. C. S. Parmenter from the university will conduct it with instructors Supt. P. L. P. Smith Prof. E. Merwin and C. Own. Mrs. Arnett will head the model class.
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Tewnman
Doulas County
Taly
C 8. Parmenteraf Y University
Plp. Smith
E. Merwin
C. Olown
Arnett
Wanted notices fill columns with ads and chores
A garbled midwestern newspaper classifieds section lists WANTED items including laborers to wash dishes travel clerical work and a cook at a hospital. Names and locations appear with bell phones and addresses. Several requests seek cows quilts and a man for monthly work and territory travel with weekly pay.
Markets by Wie Kansas City April 1 Wheat and livestock prices
Wheat quotes for May and Sept range from 146 to 73 1 4 cents with cash grades. Corn bids for May to Sept 40 60 to 42 14 cents. Oats at 42 cents No 2 white. Rye 63 to 65 cents. Hay prices for Timothy and Prairie around 11 to 15 dollars per ton. Butter eggs and stock prices listed. Cattle receipts 8000 with steer bids 4.50 to 6.30, cows 2.60 to 4.50, stockers 3.75 to 5.15, calves to 7. Hog receipts 7000 with heavy 6.50 to 6.55, light 5.75 to 6.80.
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Kansas City
Cora
Uive
Ipiga
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Harry L. Bece
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Abe Wolfson
Mass. Street
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Wolf's
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Bination Om Selindid
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Pennsylvania
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Joseph Alexander
Babcuck
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Path Ploues
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Simmon’s Hospital
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FE. Henry
Bell Phone
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Grain and Provisions
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J. M. Nevilief
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C. A. HU
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J. Houde
A. CG. Mitchell
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C. W. Tucker
W. B. Hazen
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T. J. Bweeney
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Castior
W. R. Stubbs
W. E. Spathag
Geo. Innes
Luther N. Leots
Swewney
Jarod Hadsky
J. Hilkey
Buatne
Bosford
Merchanta National Bank
A. Whitman & Go
LL. Phillips & Go
L. S. Steele
Pasa
St. Lawrence
Cl. Edwards
Bellabla Companies
Henry Bt
W. A. Guenther
Basil Bath Phewes
Jaedickes
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