Wheat market upturn aids prices in Chicago trading
Wheat buying in Chicago April 1 boosted prices, with May and July futures advancing 1.39% to 1.49% before mixed, then higher moves. Corn and oats climbed alongside wheat, while provisions rose on grain and hog value. Livestock prices in Chicago and Kansas City swung higher for various classes, with steady to strong demand and notable gains in hogs and calves.
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Acquittal in Wichita youth murder case
Karl G C Peters nineteen former Wichita high school honor student was acquitted in district court today of murder in the death of city detective Rudolph Markham. The jury deliberated five hours after a second trial following a hung jury in the first. Peters said he was intoxicated and not aware of the robbers actions during the drug store robbery. Witnesses testified Peters had led an exemplary life and been a top Wichita student.
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Wichita
Sand B. V. Truesdell
Epidemic of influenza abating in city now
An influenza epidemic sweeping the city in recent weeks seems to be easing. Doctors report few new cases and recovering patients, with the worst period likely passed. Previously, many were ill and doctors worked around the clock. several severe cases occurred, but the proportion of people sidelined by sickness should fall.
Rehearsal Planned for Lawrence Choral Union Sopranos
The Lawrence Choral Union sopranos will rehearse Friday at 3 30 PM in Administration Building Room 118 under Miss Louise Miller. Rehearsal serves as a makeup for absentees as the group polishes pieces from Messiah and Verdi Requiem. The choir, led by Dean D B M Swarthout, continues to shape the production and plans for Music Week are being formed. Harry Sutton, living south of Baldwin, was bound over to the May term on a statutory offense in district court with a $1008 bond.
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Poe
Lawrence
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M. Swarthout
Ford properties win ICC approval to issue bonds
The Interstate Commerce Commission granted Detroit Toledo and Ironton Henry Ford’s railroad permission to issue and sell at par 1.71 million dollars of first mortgage 50 year 5 percent gold bonds for construction. The approval did not indicate Ford or family ownership. Local notes report community events, plays, and social visits across unfamiliar names, with a death in California of Roy Herr formerly from the area.
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Tanlac tonic and pills advertised in halting copy
An advertisement touts Tanlac as a tonic made from pats barks and herbs. It claims to revitalize the flood tone digestive organs and put the system in fighting trim. It urges readers to visit their druggist and try Tanlac and its vegetable pills for constipation.
Funeral service planned at Brethren Church Lawrence
A funeral will be held Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Brethren church in Lawrence. Burial will follow in Pleasant Grove cemetery. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Markley and Flora were in Lawrence Monday.
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