Supplemental Bill Filed In Equity In Mrs Eddy Case
A supplemental bill filed today in equity by Mrs Eddy's next friends accuses three trustees of influencing Mrs Eddy and managing her property. The petition asks the trustees be added as defendants and the deed of trust be vacated, claiming Mrs Eddy was not competent to execute it. Defendants are ordered to appear by April 15 to answer.
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N. UL
Ales
Mary Baker G. Eddy
McCleshin
Fernald
Unclear plea and campus tensions surface in police notes
A garbled report describes a student facing charges and a courtroom plea this morning. It mentions a talk on school spirit, several students displaying questionable behavior after an evening incident, and a disrupted event at a party creating tension on campus.
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Ebarse
Duane Drowak
Mamzht
Woohd
el Bert
Church Services Range From Sermons to Sacred Music
Plymouth Congregational led by Rev. William W Bolt holds 10 30 a m worship on What was the Resurrection with an 8 p m musical service featuring Miss Kate Reynolds and Miss Helen H USS ington. Tible school at noon and Christian Endeavor at 7 p m. Also Christian Science services at 11 a m with Are Disease and Death Meal, Reading room hours midweek. North Lawrence United Brethren Sabbath school at 10 a m and evening service 8 p m. Junior and Senior Y M C A activities listed.
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Plymouth
Wiliam W. Bolt
Kate Reynolds
Helen Hussington
Jerusalem
Parker
Gounod
Marston
Bar- Ti
North Lawrence United Brethren
Stephens
Junior Y.ca
Senior Y. PLC
German M. E. Church Services And Speeches
German M. E. Church announces Sunday services at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. with Sunday school at 10 a.m. Epworth at 7 p.m. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 3 p.m. Bernt Seubert is pastor at Corner Warren and New York. Rev J. M. Brown preaches both morning and evening with topics Desolation Without Christ and Reward and Merit. Sunday school at 3 p.m. Allen Christian Endeavor at 6:30 p.m. All are invited.
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Nday
Epworth
Bernt Seubert
Warren
New York St
J. M. Brown
Allen Christian Endeavor
First Methodist Episcopal
Berkley
Vermont
Milton Knory
Junior Wiest Strawberries
BOP Smith Beagne
Epworth League
Mass St. Phime
Fevers Roosevelt's Re election Move in House
A House resolution urged Roosevelt re election citing business interests and political conditions. Union Presbyterian services list morning worship at 10:30 with sermons on trust and Sabbath topics. John T Hadley pastor at 1600 Delaware St. Lutheran services at 9:45 Sunday school and 11 worship. Pilgrim Congregational set in North Lawrence with Tr Payne preaching tomorrow at 11. Count Benckendorff denies Russian Czar abdication rumors.
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Delaware Street
Bible School
Christan Endeavor
John T. Hadley
Tr. Payne
Pilgrim Congregational Church
North Lawrence
Presbyterian Church Sunday Schedule Readied
Morning service at 10 30 sermon by Dr W L Burdick of the University Sabbath school at noon Young People s service at 6 30 All are cordially invited to these services.
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United Presbyterian
Jonah
W. L. Burdick
University
Tornado Kills Seven In Laverne Alabama
A tornado swept through Laverne Alabama killing seven people including James Knowles Hugh Farrier and two children along with two African American residents. Mrs Farrier was fatally injured and a countywide search for survivors continued yesterday.
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Laverne
Ala
James Knowles
Hugh Farrier
Change of Operators at Union Pacific Office
E Jvtte traveled to Kansas City on Monday to work in the office of the chief dispatcher of Union Pacific. He will try the job for a month and may continue in that role or return to Perry to resume his former agent duties. His family stays here during the trial period. Robert Stepp, formerly agent at Fall Leaf, is now agent at this station.
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E. Jvtte
Kansas City
Union Pacific
Perry
Robert Stepp
Fall Leaf
Perry Mirror
Baby Bibbon Cigars Makers Attributed to Williamson
Notes list Baby Bibbon Cigars made by Billie Williamson with repeated spellings including Williamsee and Qigers. The fragment mentions a five cent price for Baby Bibbon Qigers and cites Billie Williamson as maker.
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Baby Bibbon
Billie Williamsee
Billie Williamson
Thaw Trial Deliberates Continuation of Sanity Question
New York April 6 Thaw counsel split on calling more witnesses at the resumption Monday. One lawyer favors asking Hamilton his opinion on Thaw’s sanity at the time of the shooting to bolster the defense. Delmas prepares his lengthy summing up as the case awaits Monday’s reassembly.
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New York
Thaw
Commission
Delmas
Painter Edward Murphy self immolates on building roof
In Memphis on April 6 Edward Murphy a St Louis painter employed on the Business Men's club building climbed to the roof and after pouring benzine over the elding lit himself. Despite efforts he was cremated and officials deem him probably insane.
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Memphis
Tenn
Edward Murphy
St. Louis
Business Men's Club
Austin Senate Considers Bedding Sheet Lengths
A fragmented 19th century note from Austin discusses bed sheets in hotels and boarding houses and references a state law debate on sheet lengths. It hints at an April session date and a senate proposal tied to hotel amenities.
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Austin
Senate
Senator Clark Doused Near Printdad
A report from Trinidad, Cal reveals former U S Senator Win. A L Clark of Montena, Wis was injured when his carriage broke through and overturned while traveling with a party near Printdad. He was confined in his berth as the crew helped him aboard the vehicle. No serious injuries were recorded.
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Trinidad
Cal
United States
AL Clark
Montena
Wis
Printdad
Jee Ams
Yaday
Priven
Bath and Haircut as Sensational Prop in Kansas
The Atchison Globe riffs on Hugh Cameron ren and a bath and haircut to spark a sensation in Kansas. The Globe claims the General is seen at home and labels him the nastiest man in the region. Harry Reedy of Topeka stopped in Lawrence on a car trip to Topeka.
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Atchison Globe
Hugh Cameron Ren
Kansas
Globe
Harry Reedy
Topeka
Lawrence
Tola
Flag Law Prompts Douglas County School Purchases
County superintendent notes many Douglas County school districts must buy flags to meet the recent flag law. The statute requires stars and stripes displayed at public school buildings during school hours, a daily flag salute, and observances of Lincoln, Washington, Memorial Day, Flag Day, and similar holidays.
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Douglas County
City of Troy Crew Heroic Fire On Hudson River Steamer
Seven passengers and crew aboard the City of Troy on the Hudson River near Cobb's ferry arrived in New York city today. Captain Bruder acted with extreme bravery, guiding passengers to safety and steering the burning steamer to land after the engine room fire broke out.
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City of
Troy
Hudson River
Cobb’s Ferry
Bruder
Social News Highlights From Farmville Events
Mrs J F Messenger of Farmville Virginia visits her parents in town. Mrs Water Lord returns to Kansas City. Mrs Frank Banks and Mrs Nellie Beatty host second party with apple blossoms and white lilacs. Anna Monroe wins first prize. Mrs Butler gets consolation. Episco lian choir dinner hosts guests at six thirty. Music club reviews Schutt life works with multiple instrumental pieces. Banks residence hosts a refined whist party for twenty one tables with pink and white decor and prizes. Fraternal Aid ball welcomes Phi Sigma Chi members at Lawrence High. town tour and two course luncheon conclude the evening amid festive lights.
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Farmville
F. B. Olds
Water Lord
A. J. Glathart
Kansas City
Frank Banks
Nellie Beatty
Anna Monroe
Dr. Butler
Ola Bingler
Alberta Bingler
Rebecca Mondy
Eleanor Blaky
I. B. Baxter
Vanes
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Rowena
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Ruth Cuter
G. A. Tratmman
F Schutt
Taltan
Pamlap
Banks’ Resi
Tennessee Street
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FB. Sayre
A.D Nulentin
Will Sayre
Gene Riwands
Sue
Phi Sigma Chi
Lawrence High
Moss
Martin Till
Joh Hered
Bred Taylor
Pern Cramer
Virginia
Rebecca Ou
Ted
Morte Hil A
Fern Cramer
Fhe Prosentis
Gertrude Kirchatt
Stanley Meyers
Lillian Kieeheff
Lawrence Deaks
Newshowse
Tornado Toll Across Deep South Estimated at 25 Dead
Reports from New Orleans on April 6 describe a tornado sweeping Louisiana Mississippi and Alabama that killed twenty five people and seriously injured more than double that number. Whites accounted for less than half of the fatalities with victims found in Alexandria and elsewhere as residents search for missing relatives. Inquiries into telephone frauds continue in San Francisco as investigations expand.
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New Orleans
Louisiana
Missisippi
Alabama
Alexandria
Noted Army Officer Dead in Paris
Paris reports the death of Colonel Stoffel a noted army officer. The notice mentions his passing and cites local papers. An unrelated advertisement line touts quality and prices of a diner line and lists Boughton's 1025 Mass Street and Abe Wolfson 637 Mass Street selling shoes.
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Paris
Stoffel
Boughton's
Mass Street
Bleakly Wins Incubator Baby Case at Supreme Court
Topeka April 6 The Kansas Supreme Court ruled Mrs. Charlotte E Bleakley of Lawrence is entitled to the incubator baby exhibited at the St Louis World's Fair reversing a Douglas county district court decision and upholding Illinois court findings that Bleakley is the mother The ruling ends prior custody disputes with Stella Barkley and notes Eugene Ware presented the case at the high court.
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Supreme Court
Kansas
Illinois Court
Supreme Court of Illinois
Topeka
State Supreme Court
Charlotte E. Bleakley
Lawrence
Kans
Douglas County District Court
Etrenit. Court of Illinois
Guilty of Murder in First Degree
New Kirk Alabama April 6 The jury found Woodson S Morris a wealthy farmer seventy guilty of murder in the first degree for shooting Finis Cassidy eighteen whose father was a tenant on the Morris farm The punishment is life imprisonment An appeal will be taken.
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New Kirk
Ala
Woodson S. Morris
Finis Cassidy
Morris Farm
No foundation for Victoria Schleswig-Holstein marriage rumor
The report of Princess Victoria's engagement to Grand Duke Michael of Russia is declared absolutely without foundation. In Lodz Polish factory district ten workers were shot by strikers as they attempted to resume work today.
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Jundon
Victoria
Schleswig-Holstein
Michael
Russia
Lodz
Russian
Poland
Markets by Wire Provisions and grain prices report
Kansas City April 6 market wire shows wheat receipts 97 cars with May at 6934¢, July Sept T244¢. cash No 2 hard 67 73c. corn May 4044¢, July 4134e. oats No 2 white 42t%4c. rye 62c. hay Timothy 14.50 15.25. butter 29. eggs 14¢. cattle receipts 500, prices unchanged. hogs receipts 4,000 with heavy 6.54 6.57, packers 6.55 6.60, pigs 5.75 6.62.
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Kansas City
Wanted ads sweep through early classifieds
Too late to classify notices offer plaster patching services and multiple sales positions. The Kemper-Thomas Co. and J. E. McBrady & Co. issue commissions for paper wrapping, with travel roles, monthly salary and expense provisions.
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Kansas
Kemper- Thomas Co
Cincinnati
Ohio
Three Million For KU Equipment Urged By Schoonover
Hon Manford quotes Schoonover urging a three million dollar three year drive to equip the University of Kansas with new machinery and facilities. He says Kansas should match Missouri and Nebraska in equipment to attract young mechanics from farms and justify parental support. The speaker notes obstacles but pledges effort and community fundraising.
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University of Kansas
Manford
Schoonover
Missouri
Nebraska
Baker University Wins Third Annual Debate
In Baldwin Kansas on April 6 Washburn college and Baker University faced off in a debate on the tariff for revenue only. Baker’s team M McWilliams Baker University won the decision unanimously with judges from Kansas University and Topeka.
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Kansas University
J. A. Treughtman
Topeka
Baker University
President to appoint Daniel A. Campbell Chicago postmaster
Washington April 6 reports the president will appoint State Senator Daniel A Campbell of Illinois to succeed Busse as Chicago postmaster just after the mayoral election. The move places Campbell, a Illinois senator, in the federal post in a major city.
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Washington
Daniel A. Campbell
Illinois
Chicago
Busse
Hutchmes Appointed Private Secretary at Washington
In Washington on April 6 Postmaster General Meyer named Dr. John A. Hutchmes as his private secretary. Hutchmes previously served as traveling assistant superintendent of salaries and allowances.
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Washington
Meyer
John A. Hutchmes
Hutchmes
Banking Firm Fails in Boston Stock Exchange Announcement
Webster F. Putnam & Co bankers and brokers failed. The firm’s collapse was announced today on the Boston Stock Exchange in Boston.
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Boston
Webster F. Putnam & Co
Boston Stock Exchange
Strikers Leave Lorain After Company Dispute
Lorain Ohio reports no disorder as workers at the American Shipbuilding company end their strike and depart the city today. Strikers leave peacefully, signaling a pause in the labor action.
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Lorain
Ohio
American, Shipbuilding Company
Fire destroys sanitarium in South Windham
A fire at the Ciandview sanitarium in South Windham Connecticut early today killed one woman, an insane patient. Other patients were evacuated without harm though some required forcible removal.
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South Windham
Conn
Ciandview Sanitarium
Armin Players Return to Lawrence for Week-Long Engagement
Walter Armin, manager of the Armin Players, announces a return engagement in Lawrence for one week starting next Monday. The company, largely the same cast as last season, opens with the four act comedy drama Tennessee. Try Schulz, the tailor, promotes his suit line after the show.
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Walter Armin
Armin Players
Lawrence
Tennessee
Fifth Annual University Exhibition of Paintings Opens
The Fifth Annual Exhibition of Paintings at the University runs April 1 to April 20. Daily hours are 9:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. and evenings 7:30 to 10:00 p.m. except Saturdays. Lectures will be announced later. Admission: 25 cents. season ticket 1 dollar. family ticket 2 dollars and 50 cents. Tickets at Woodward's Drug Store, the University office, and at the door.
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Woodward’s
University
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