Gossip of Society and Recitals in April and May
Social notes list upcoming music recitals by the School of Fine Arts Expression department with dates and performers such as Uneille Ba, Lilian Kirchoff, Mabel Hess, Creola Ford, Constance McCammmon, Gretchen Rankin, Layla Edgerton. It also covers club meetings, dances, invitations, engagements, travel notices, and local visits across Lawrence, Kansas, with numerous names and events across April and May.
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Department of Music
Aj Pression
School of Fint
Uneille Bavastle
Lilian Kirchoff
The
Derbint of Expression
Mabel Hess
Creola Ford
Constance McCammmon
Department of Expression
Gretchen Rankin
Layla Edgerton
Chara
Plang
Mission of Peace Aims to End Hostilities in Paso
KF Paso Texas April 5. Reported in the Mosxten situation today that Madero Sr and Alfonso Madero arrived in Paso in a possible peace mission. The insurrecto dealer’s father and brother remain silent on reasons for presence while hints of developments within days stir expectations.
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KF Paso
Tex
Mranvisea
Madero, Sr
Alfonso Madero
Ky Paso
Entity Mission of Peace
Damp-Proof Shoes And Shoe Care Tips From The Past
The article suggests avoiding heavy rubber soles for damp resistance and recommends treating shoe bottoms with boiled oil to seal out moisture. It advises applying the oil weekly while shoes are new to extend life and prevent cracking, noting commercially boiled oil is safer than home preparation due to flammability concerns.
Bare Knee Style Is Scored by Medical Men in England
In England doctors condemn the open knee fashion worn by children in the Highlands and cities. They argue that high collars and stockings exposing knees may harm health, noting only a small minority benefit while the vast majority suffer potential ill effects. The piece compares modern dress to a once-warm Highland custom, now deprecated.
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England
Saya
Scotland
Highlands
Dalton rumor of ex bank robber in gambling den
A Kansas City report claims Emmett Dalton, pardoned from Lansing, is in El Paso guarding a keno game, while a telegram from Bartlesville says he lives there with his wife and tends to her business. Authorities and residents dispute the El Paso tale as unconfirmed.
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Crane c
Louise Crane
Chicago
Iter
Mes
Crane
M. Nedwinark
Wick JT
Kansas City
Elva Newson
Nuria
Deecher
Sanday
Foe
Wka
Marvin Creret
Ater
Mir
Attr Dohin Alder
Harry Green
Ballwin
al Mos
Arthur Helen
Charles Biglow
Howard Bighny
Gardner
Lawrence
Oscar Bates
Amitry Gaskill
Lakin
Kan
A. Weber
Leo Niemeyer
Zelma Lengtetlow
Land Star
Ann Ex
van Lonetelew
Sand
Wattisas
Yesten
Lenora Cheeny
Greenwood
Melative
Kansas
Guy Wees
Sucerier
Glenn Charlton
Wentworth Miliary Academy
Ceenington
Alt
Reboks
Khie Mont
Charles Brooks
J. C. Patterson
Yeseeralay
Dayton
Ohio
Frank Russell
Topeka
H.C. Lewis
PE. Heinrich
Baldwin
WJ. Kemerhi
St. S Tur
OR. Kieth
Pettijohn
Olathe
Belt of
Uelen Morrow
Dexephine Till
Homer Springs
Mise Dudia Pitkin
Ropeka
Stunday
Eugene Porter
Margaret Lillipique
Miss Boal
Mattson
Alwood
W.P. Sayre
Kansas ‘City
LE. Sayre
James Semies
Gilford
Critchfield Sivas
Oskaloosa
Charles Sparr
Brotherhood of the Baptist Church
UV. Leigh
Connecticut Street
Charles Babock
Boston
L. Frink
Huddleston
Moline
Bas
California
Arles Fuller
Hert Jewett
Edna Elston
Ben
Merton Howard Robinson
W. AL Wise
So. Catters
Lidley Pearson
Herve
Steward Bislow
Sigma Nua
Mo le Viartes
fTeiss
Livre
AM Gibbs
Emmett Dalton
Emmett Lalson
Lansing
Hoch
el Paso
Tex
Paso
Dalton Boys
Emmett
Dalton
Bartlesville
Okla
Do Babies Cry Less Now Says A Comedic Observer
A bachelor recalling comic depictions of harried fathers at night notes fewer infant crying scenes. He credits modern infant care with warmer air, better nourishment, and greater health. The observer asserts society benefits from improved hygiene and enlightened child-rearing, reducing distress and disruption in public.
Will Protect Foreigners In Mexico Crisis
Francisco Madero, head of the Mexican provisional government, sends a communique to Secretary Knox and other diplomats pledging protection for foreign interests in Mexico. The document, released by a Washington confidential agency, argues the insurrection was justified by decades of injustice and lack of legal guarantees for Mexicans.
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Washington
April S
Francisco Te Madero
Provisional Government of
Mexico
Knox
Revolutionary Party
Exchange Routes Charles Gwens and Sam Wiser
Routes Nos. 7 and 5 have extended lines. Each deliver will tie others mail display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Gwens
Sam Wiser
Ral Varviers
Commissioners Meet In Session To Discuss Wills And Transacting
The commissioners meet in regular session to review wills and routine matters. Officials approved items related to informal settlements and standard county business, with no major actions detailed in the readable text.
Old Territorial Agreement Struck Down in Court
Washington April the supreme court declined to grant an injunction on Oklahoma’s original petition to restrain the Santa Fe pathway from charging eight rate beyond the allowed by the acts of Congress. The state sought relief claiming the railway operates the Southern Kansas subway and would not burden inhabitants of Oklahoma with higher rates than those authorized by Kansas laws.
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Washington
State of
Oklahoma
Oklihana
Ninsas
After Little Italy Raid Sparks Citywide Turmoil
Kansas City reports a major police raid on the Italian quarter as 22 of 58 men were arrested and held, 36 released after questioning. Police seized knives, stiletto blades, and other weapons amid a crowd of about 1000.
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Kansas City
Mon
Cll
Barmo
Selatde
Ruimo
Railroads Blocked From Oklahoma Territory Liquor Entry
Justice Harlan of the Supreme Court refused to enjoin railroads entering the Indian Territory from transporting intoxicating liquors. The court held relief must be sought in state courts. Also the court disapproved attempts to grant the man on tent ryates in proprietary medicines, warning it would create an unlawful monopoly for manufacturers.
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Supreme Court
Washington
Justice Harlan
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Supreme Court of the United States
Hughes
Real estate ads promise safe investment in growing city
The notice touts property as unstealable and productive, presenting several offerings: a modern residence in Lawrence at 7,250. a small New York Street house renting at 4.70 per month. a $900 listing. a Vermont Street S-room home at 4,500. a 50-foot Tenn.St. lot. other cheap builds in the first addition priced around 1,250. An owner in Colorado seeks money, requesting a very low price.
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Lawrence
New York Street
Vermont Street
Tenn
Colorado
Luminescent Plumage Explained By Luminous Feathers
A reader to Le Chasseur Francais describes a dawn Pyrenees sighting of two radiant birds with glow in their feathers. The feathers allegedly retained light after death. science cites luminescent matter from decaying fish or touchwood, especially owl sightings.
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le Chasseur Francais
Pyrenees
Earth
la Nature
Markets by Wire Kansas City and Chicago Apr 3 Grain and Livestock
Market report lists wheat corn oats and hay prices for Kansas City and Chicago with May July and Sept futures, livestock receipts around 23 000 cattle and 10 000 heavy weights, and packers payments. Notable figures include wheat May around 84 5/8 Chicago, corn May 46 3/4, oats May 20 1/8, lard May 7.90, and cattle receipts 23 000 with mixed grades of cows and heifers at around 2.70 to 2.45 for stockers.
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Kansas City
Bard
SHEEG
Chicago
Oak
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Coby
Hugh Means
Sewing Club
Agnes Greenlees
Chi Omega House
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Sigma Nufraterenity
Lawrence Reading Club
George Chambers
Waneglay
Nna Burns
Gertrude Koehring
C. (. McGee
Miss Butts
Monte Butts
Riverside
Bachmencher
Bercome
Milton Busse
Wichita Beaver
Twentieth Centiry Club
Orne Twentieth Centiry, Eh
H.C. Manen
Visted Wholesale
Dew Sayre
Pharmacy School
Brotherhood of the Luther
Duties Pfedersion
New Hampshive
Bliss Certinde Mosier
Tas Flay
Miss Padio Mossley
Ite Manhathan
Hcrine
Lowny
Nickelle
Jess & Dell
Satan
Constantina
Algeria
Charles Chesseurin
Deevtus
Chieny
M. Rabivsornt
Minnie Sauer
Frank Sauer
Sauer
Letuol
Epeace
Poprkit
Tom Newi
York
Cathy
Lyra
Fabloy
Loo
Pips & Company
Mauss
Qn Titik of Goods & Workmanslup
Men & Boys
J. House & Son
Mass. Street
Meore
A. Whitcomb & Son, Florists
Tennessee Street
Bell
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