Fred Cleland Breaks Both Wrists In Gym Accident
Fred Cleland son of W W Cleland fractured both wrists last evening about 9:30 while building pyramids in the association gymnasium. The incident occurred when he jumped from a height onto a four inch mat and landed on his feet before falling onto his hands. Dr And eros set the wrists and Fred rested easily next morning. Also noted was a job ad and the KU Glee Club’s spring tour success with profit and performances at Minneapolis venues.
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Fred Cleland
W W Cleland
Association
Cleland
Truc Efron
Fred
Anderos
Changing Street Names Debate in Lawrence
Editor argues against renaming east and west streets replacing historic names with generic numerals. Cites Warren, Hancock, Quincy, Adams, Lee, Morris streets and urges preserving patriot names while adding new ones to honor national heroes. Calls for civic pride through teaching about the heroes and their contributions. Also mentions local ads for seeds and products.
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Bond
Jessa Duncan Elliott
Wm. Peno
Winthrop
Tom Pinckney
South Carolina
Patrick Henry
Warren Street
Joseph Warren
Bunker Jill
Hancock
Juincy
Adama
New England
Lea Street
Richard Dleary
Francis Lightfort
Lee
City Council Defeats Street Narrowing Plan Amid Factional Dispute
The council rejected a proposal to narrow Oread avenue after a property owner demanded 5 000 for 25 extra feet, arguing it would burden residents. Several sidewalk and paving petitions were discussed, with repairs, jail cost talks, and a university bond case contract approved. City adjourned to Friday night with numerous parcels and street improvements laid on the table.
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Oread Avenue
Keeler
Kasold
Bond
Hazen
Ellis
Green
Wilder
Williamson Lindley
West
WS Dick
Warren
Louisiana
Henry Knabe
Pinckney Street
Missouri
Wisconsin Street
FW Shimmons
Illinois Street
Willard Brown
Henry Street
Geo. Kirehoi
Mississippi
Alabama
J Emmet
Oregon Street
WE Bryan
Frances Brown
Tennessee Street
Ontario
Lew
Martha Spencer
Kentucky Street
Chester Jones
Ianpshire
Rhode Island
Miles Tract
Henley
Commercial Club
T Sinclair
O Stevens
Louisiana Street
Tuck
W Nevison
Geof Barker
Supreme Court
John Parrish
the Coue
Alabama Street
John Herman
McIntire
Massachusetts Street
Lee Street
E Huddleston
Nicholson
Indiana
Ver ‘Mont
Pinckney
Lindiey
Goebel's Murderer Begins Term in Frankfort
Louisville reports Jas B Goward is jailed to serve life for the Goebel murder. He is taken to Frankfort to begin his term as the case awaits the Kentucky Supreme Court ruling.
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Louisville
Jas. B. Goward
Frankfort
William Goebel
Supreme Court
Squires
Dahlia Bulbs Free For Ten Days At Robinson's Nurseries
Dahlia bulbs offered free for ten days with purchase of nursery stock. Promises true to name guarantee and free replacement or refund if not. Location Robinson's Nurseries 818 Mass St, Office 818 Mass St. Home 129 Bell 1004. Also mentions tender chickens at West End Meat Market and Gustafson trade appeal. EF H Bennett & Co promote carpet renovations. Both phones listed.
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Robinson's Nurseries
Omice
Mass St
Bell
Weat End
Base Ball Goods and Household Furnishings Listed
Full line of gloves mitts masks gall s bats and gear with sizes and qualities. The New Hardware Store Kennedy and Ernst 526 Mase street. Layer cakes from Eastern Star Bakery. Smyrna Axminster rugs art square clocks Seth Thomas silverware lace curtains bedspreads and more. Elgin and Waltham watches mens suits cloaks furs and musical rostramente. L. & Biling Mercantile Co 03 Mam Bt.
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Kennedy & Ernst
Mase. Street
Smyrna
Axminster
Seth Thomas
Rogers
Elgin and Waltham
L. &. Biling Mercantile Co
Mam Bt
Tailoring and Dry Cleaning Services on Mass Street
J. B. Hinton advertises free tailoring for men and women including suits pants overcoats shirts and skirts with custom measurements and high artistry. French dry cleaning and repair plus home pickup and delivery available with pressing for 9150 per month enticing spring and summer samples. Bell and home phone numbers listed.
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J. B. Hinton
Mass St
Long Speaks on Rate Bills in Senate as Kansas Senator Supports
Washington April 3 in the senate Senator Long of Kansas argued against the Esch Townsend plan and praised the Hepburn bill not containing its defects He urged judicial review limits on rates and supported amendments to allow carriers to sue the commission in U S courts while opposing a special court of transportation to set rate making authority
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Senate
Patterson
Long
Kansas
Sen
Supreme Court
White House
Pennsylvania
Commission
United States
House
Court of Transportation
Supreme Court hearing in Burton case in Washington
Washington April 3 The arguments began today in the supreme court in the case against United States Senator Burton of Kansas. The government was represented by Assistant Attorney General Chas H Robb and Burton by a long array of counsel including ex judge John F Dillon Bailey P Waggoner and others. The charge is that Burton violated section 1752 by receiving 500 a month from Rialto Grain and Sureties of St Louis for before the Pasterfice department. The case involves a Reynolds matter and repayment via checks. Burton contends he was personal counsel for Major Dennis of Rialto and not an official representative. The court considers whether the case shows sufficient basis for conviction after a prior appeal.
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Washington, D. C
Supreme Court
United States
Burton
Kansas
Chas. H. Robb
Burjton
John F. Dillon
Bailey P. Waggoner
Henry Wubbard
W. H. Rossington
W. Knox Haynes
FL L Lehmann
W. BP. Hackney
Urten
Milo Treworgy
Topeka
Bernhardt Jo Sr Louis
Camille
House
Rialto Grain and Sureties Company of
St. Louis
Pasterfice Department
Rialto Company
Major Dennis
Rubb
Ast
Heavy vote expected in Chicago alderman election
Chicago voters anticipate a heavy turnout despite no alderman candidates on the ballot as public questions drive the contest. Chief issues include municipal ownership of street railways while weather remains springlike and voters prepare for decision in the April election.
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Chicago
Ills
President's Secretary Injured in Horse Accident
William Loeb Jr., secretary to the President, was thrown from his horse last evening in Washington and was so shaken that he could not reach the White House today.
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Washington, D. C
William Loeb, Jr
White House
Fire destroys Buffalo Evening Times building in 1900s style note
Fire today nearly wipes out the Evening Times office in Buffalo New York with damage estimated at two hundred thousand dollars. Lawrence Transfer Company offers packing moving and storage services with two phones listed ET.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Evening Times
Lawrence
Getting Together The Anthracite Confrontation Progress
New York reports a conference between the sub committee of anthracite operators and miners held today with optimistic sentiment among miners. Mitchell denies concessions yet notes favorable telegrams from bituminous districts and reports thousands returning to work at higher pay.
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New York
N. Y
Mitchell
Daughters of the American Revolution Meeting Notice
Wednesday at 4 pm the D A R will hold a business session at Myre Seewirs 1015 Kentucky Street Mrs George Leonard secretary. Up to date methods win business. the new way is high volume with small margins. Gustafson’s showroom shows jewelry and gift options. Peoples Meat Market promotes steady growth with satisfied customers.
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Daughters of the American Revolution
Myre Seewirs
Kentucky Street
George Leonard
Guatafeon
Bell
Mayhew band concert boosts young cormetist drillers
A fine Shot band concert at the Eldridge corner featured about thirty colored boys under John Russell who drills the band. Another Everett hall concert drew a large crowd to fund the cormetist salary as the group prepares for open air gigs next summer. Fresh country eggs and butter advertised by local stores. The day was dismal with rain. Burial services for James Crowder were held at Oak Hill cemetery.
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Eldridge House
City Election Today In Third Ward Race
City election underway with posters circulating in the third ward urging votes for A. L. Coz for soundman. It marks a key moment in local races as Willie Johma remains the regular nomination for the Republican ticket.
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A. L. Coz
Soundman
Willie Johma
Regelarive
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