Mining and labor note on April shock in central districts
Reported preparations in Illinois mines for compliance after the Cherry wine disaster include installing electrical gongs whistles and fire equipment. Miners notified to expect twenty four hours notice while operators attend a wage scale conference in Kansas City. Separately Colliers Weekly fuels Ballinger Pinchot inquiry with testimony about covert payments to testify in Washington. A subpoena for John W. Dudley is planned.
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Ilinois
Ident Morehead
Springfield
Munda
Pittsburg
Iron and Steel Industry
Connersville
Colliars
Ballinger
Washington
Colliers
Gifford Pinchot
Ballinger-Pinchot
H. K. Love
John W. Dudley
Register of the Land Office
Juneau
Alaska
Love
Dudley
Religious groups at Kansas University plan new work
Religious organizations at Kansas University held a conference in the chancellor's office this morning, called by Dr. Strong. They reported extensive religious work planned and said announcements will be made soon.
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Kansas University
Strong
State Sunday School Association Plans Kansas City Meet
A large Kansas input program set for April 5 to 7 in Kansas City Kansas features famous speakers from the Sunday School world. Rev. B presides at the opening and talks on World Wide Sunday School Work while Miss Content Hatter speaks on Relational Water and Abundant Movement. Widespread plans include addresses by I Meyer and Marion, with sessions on the Sunday School as an Opportunity and Teacher as a Soul Winner, highlighting the convention’s aims and honor list.
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State Sunday School Association
Will
Kansas City
Kansas
Ita
Rev
Vittion
Geat
Elaweh
Mar Ti Lawrence
Suniday
W. Addr
Tartshorn
Boston
Marion Hawren
Orient
B. Meyer
Elaine the More
Oviatt
Watterson
Annual High School Declamation Contest Honors
Avery Olney won first place in the annual high school declamation contest before a large chapel audience. Hessie Anderson placed second and Maude Moore third. prizes were five, four, and three dollars. The program featured strong readings from Corinne Henderson, Cressman, Wanda Simons, and others, with Miss Kreider and Miss Reider delivering notable performances.
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Avery Olney
Hessie Anderson
Maude Moore
Lawrence
W. I. Davis
C. Ivone
C. O Dunlap
Olney
Gladys ‘Henrys
Ruth
Peaks
Corime Henderson
Miss Henderson
Cressmmain
Cuddy
Pitall
Guler
Cressman
Wih Pilkenton
Two Russells
Herbert Coleman
Caha
Eesie Anderson
Miss Ambison
Suet
Wanda Simons
Miss Simons
Sonny
Oliver Cromwell
Henry Loesch
Dan Hazen
Albert Woodward Dead After Long Illness at 31
Albert Woodward son of Sheriff J R Orn ward died early this morning at his father’s home 545 Oak Street North Lawrence after a prolonged illness. He leaves a wife and eight year old daughter. Funeral services will be held tomorrow noon in Clinton from the Methodist church. The Woodward family has long been prominent in Douglas County. Equally tragic, Will Kingsbury son of Frank Kingsbury contractor, sustained an eye injury in an accident two days ago and may lose the vision of one eye.
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J. R. Woodward
Albert Woodward
J. R. Ornward
Oak Street
North Lawrence
Clinton
Methodist Church
Mr. Woodward
Tie
Colorado
New Mexico
Vhr
Woodward
Douglas County
Markets Notes and Commodities Update
Markets by wire with April wheat futures and other grains listed. Prices appear for No 2 white feed and mixed timothy, with reference to seeds, sprays, pumps, garden tools, and farm supplies from the Seed Co. Mention of live stock items and packing costs. Details are partial and fragmented.
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Uchoiece Timothy
Leavenworth Holds Simple Rites for Justice Brewer
The city mourns Justice Brewer of the Supreme Court with a private service at One Piyst Congregational Church. A state funeral in Leavenworth featured a viewing, quiet procession, and burial near his wife, with relatives requesting privacy. Flags fly at half mast as officials mark the loss.
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Istics Wid
United States
Cho
Muncie
Wile
Lancers
Justice Brewer
Brewer Eddy
Boston
Eddy
Justice
Elmir
Rey
Leavenworth
Justioe
Sexton
Federal grand jury indicts stock brokers in first major gambling case
The Federal Grand Jury for the District of Columbia returns indictments against brokers in New York Philadelphia Jersey City Baltimore Cincinnati and St Louis alleging stock gambling. Five alleged millionaires named along with Hoggs & Coy Price & Company and Standard Stock and Grain Dealers face charges based on over a year of undercover evidence. The case marks the government’s first crackdown on stock gambling with broad conspiratorial reach and numerous allied offices.
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Federal Grand Jury
District of Columbia
Suchs Cour
District of
Department
New York
Philadelphia
Jersey City
Bal- Hore
Cincinanti
St. Louis
Milsionaires
United States
Department of Justice
Hbs
Hoggs & Coy
Allie New York
Missouri River
Mev
New
Rugby in Spring Practice at KL Likely Change
Coach Bert Kenney plans trial of new football form during spring practice at KL. Captain Pollomsa and Carl Vivasane discuss roles and urge adoption if team adapts. Season looks to feature Rushy in spring drills as KL considers shifts in training and strategy amid mixed signals.
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Toot Phall
Bert Kenney
Pour Polomsa
Ikennedy
Carl Vivasane
Weowill Rey
K. Linn May
For Sale Items In Old Classified Notice
Fragmentary classified ad notes a power element related property and seed buying in a dated listing. It mentions location hints like Mass and St. Aernmdkin and a vacant item called "Vacaty Stivlie" with unclear specifics. The readable fragments suggest sale or trade of equipment or property artifacts.
Society Notes Describe Welcoming Receptions and Afterglow
A society page details a large reception for Mr and Mrs John Weber and family with over seventy five friends attending. Lilacs decorate rooms and red white accents appear in refreshments. Other gatherings include a gathering for Miss Frederick Holler and a geology and mining engineering students evening at Haworth Hall with Apple blossoms on display and Newhouse’s orchestra. Phi Gamma Delta hosted an informal dancing party with light refreshments.
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Epworth League
M. E. Ehurch
John Weber
Wm. Weber
Julian Helmenbach
Esther Ross
Josephine Weber
May Knop
Ewing
Charlotte Wise
Deley Kunzer
A. J. Ross
Lawrence
Weber
Oliver Weber
Lubach
Fine Arts
University
Carl Prever
Prever
Mary Prer
M Dlusbanil
Miss Osgoo
Dilley Miss Stemer
Glenn
Haworth Hall
Mount Oread
BE. Henworth
Haworth
Brat
CG. M. Young
Newhouse
Dr. Strong
Mra. Strong
Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity
Kansas Teams Shine In Omaha Track Meet Victory and Records
At the first annual indoor Western division meet in Omaha on April 2, Kansas University athletes led by Roberts and Haddock delivered strong showings. Roberts won the 60 yard dash and the 50 yard dash, and Kansas placed second in the mile relay while Chicago University took multiple events. Other top finishes included high jump and pole vault, with Nebraska and Drake also competing amid a crowded field of colleges and high schools.
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Omaha
Amateur Athlete Union
Boydeed
Chicago
Kansas City
Kansas
Jaws
Nebraska
Wile Dash
Boekleman
Chico
Will Tollma
Town University
Ding E. Reed
Nebraska University Wars
Geliud Tollan
LC. Roberts
Kansas University
Will Breaer
Serateh
Lvight
Charles J. Myers
York
Neb
High School
Willard Wiley
High Schol
Chicago University
Menaul
Striube
Earle
Jet
Urinewell
Iowa
Drake
Conrad
Vreeland
Ad Mavens
J. B. Roberts
Ian
University
Guy E. Reed
Nebraska University
LE. G. Quanstrom
Morsingside
L. K. Anderson
Cc. OQ. Donnell
K. CG
AL Cy
Tom Crocomb
Chicago A. A
W. A. Alu
J. PF. Burke
Walter Nevitt
Kk. C. A
Arthur Atkinson
H. Kulakefsky
Umahaigh School
Oxards
Guy K. Reed
Nei
Vine
RG. Haskins
Ay Au
Robert O. Funkhouser
Merle Alderman
Iowa University
Fra- Add Hall
Great White Way Nears Realization in Town
The Electric Light Company nears enough signers to install the Great White Way on Alass street, promising a new attraction for the business district. Readers are invited to The Peerless for Sunday Dinner and to sample items at Barteldes Seed Co. and Wiedemann’s Orange Ice Cream, also noting ongoing business by Herndon’s Varsity Studio.
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Electric Light Company
The
Tom Block
Alass
Guthrie Shot by Self in Family Tragedy
Airsam Guthrie was fatally wounded by a gunshot in a distressing incident. He reportedly aimed at a mouse, then shot himself in the head, ending a troubled period marked by despondency and memory lapses. Guthrie, a prominent local figure, died shortly after at the hospital. witnesses debate whether the wound was an accident or intentional self-harm as he planned to travel to town for a consultation.
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Guthrie
Otal
Mies Guthrie
Sual Ant
Monday the Last Day at Mecotloehs Drag Store
A garbled note indicates a deadline on Monday to recover an item left at Mecotloehs Drag Store before summer. The text mentions ae? Alle worth of advert items and Red Flakes, but details are unclear.
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Mecotloeh
Yi Bos
Anil
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Children’s Union
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Eastman
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