Lawrence musician Henry to headline concert in town
Henry, a Lawrence High School and University of Kansas alum noted for a national reputation, returns as a prominent musician. Tonight he offers a concert course with top artists, after touring and earning praise for piano mastery and composition. Trains leave Kansas City at noon Saturday. call 312 or 2039 for info.
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Lawrence
Henry
Hepgrad
Lawrence High School
Fine Arts
University
Rio Grande Ley
Texas
Kan City
O. Lovejoy
Deaths and Death Notices In Lawrence Area
Death notices from Lawrence report James Buchaan Hickory Point dies. M. M. Herriott of 921 Kentucky street listed as sister to Buchaan. Lotte M. Siler of 926 Ohio street dies in Kansas City hospital after long Lawrence residence. Funeral details to follow. Debates loom as Be Laws vs Engineers clash over federal military training in Fraser Chapel. E. Melvin to Topeka for Scottish Rite degree ceremony. Senator Borah speech in Topeka referenced. Ellison, Lawrence High and KU alumnus, noted on city business trip.
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Lotte M. Siler
M. Siler
Ohio Street
St. Joseph
Kansas City
Lawrence
Laws
Engineers E
Engineering School
Law Dhool
E. Melvin
Topeka
Melvin
Clydeler
Senator Borah
Borah
Hwa
University of Kansas
Irvin
Eddy Cleared of Arson Charge by Friends Evidence
The article asserts D L Eddy is innocent of arson, backed by friends and circumstantial proof. It notes Eddy had modest means, owned several properties, and was not in need of money. A recent claim of partial fire insurance payment is labeled erroneous. he has received no money.
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Dick Eddy
L. Eddy
Eddy
State Allows River Water in City Mains Under Supervision
City commissioners report permission from the state board of health to use river water in city mains only after a careful test. Before approval, the city may test filtered and river water with state health representatives present and must notify the board before any river water is introduced.
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State Board
Cigar Not Cigarette Fire Alibi By City Chief
The weekly report to the city commission says a sidewalk fire was caused by a cigar stub rather than a cigarette. Fire Chief Reinisch notes eight fires last week, with over $20,000 in property threatened but a total loss of $135.
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William Reinisch
City Commission
Mayor adjourns city meeting to discuss garbage ordinance
Mayor George L. Kreeck adjourned the city commission meeting to Thursday night to discuss provisions of the new garbage ordinance before final passage next Monday. The ordinance, introduced last Monday, would dispose of city garbage by private contract and mirrors a Topeka statute.
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George L. Kreeck
City Commission
Topeka
Manitoba voters petition for referendum on beer and light wine
Manitoba joins a regional push to petition for a referendum at the next election on legalizing beer and light wine sales. The move requires eight percent of registered voters to sign. Also notes Judy of Mankato visiting Winnipeg for a Mu Phi event and Harold Henry concert reception tonight.
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Manitoba
Winnipeg
Man
June Judy
Mankato
Bernice White Scott
Mu Phi
Judy
Harold Henry
Ossified OCR Footnote Promotes Heeled Shoes
Fragmentary text describes shoe styles and brands with uncertain origins. It mentions Ohio and terms suggesting warranty or durability claims for heels. Details are garbled, lacking clear event or person names.
High School Athletes Honor Banquet Hosted by George Innes
George Innes will host the Lawrence High School banquet tomorrow night in the M C A room with basketball letter winners to be announced. Captaincy plans hinge between Coffman and Weede with Acker man eligible. Weede named all state guard. Cast members of the drama Green Stockings and other athletes will attend.
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George Innes
Lawrence High School
Julius Uhrlaub
Uhriaub
Coffman
Weede
Ackerman
Green Stockings
Mr. Innes
Ten Pin Bowlers of Elka Club Open New Tourney
The Wis' Club starts a new team tournament tonight with Bartel des versus Rising. New captains and players lead each squad as Perkins faces Morris Friday night. Maxwell previously won the last ten pin tourney. Participating captains include Bar Alexander, Derkins, Schrader, Kennedy, Hess, Robinson, Morris, Lander, Newman, Parker, Keilmann, Riling, Allen, Jones, Adams and Bryant.
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Elka Club
Wis
Barteldes
Perkins
Morris
Maxwell
Bar- Alexander
D’erkins
Schrader
Kennedy
Hess
Robinson
Lander
Newman
Parker
Keilmann
Riling
Allen
Jones
Adams
Bryant
Joyous Armistice Bell Ringers Rally in City
Lawrence and Terrepee residents celebrated Armistice Day by ringing the city fire bell after signing the armistice. Fire Chief Reinise and janitor William Hayter installed a new rope that allows ringing from either floor. A police officer can ring as five boys make a swift exit from the building.
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Lawrence
Terrepee Citiens
City Hall
N- Reinise
William’ Hayter
Gustafson Returns from Joplin Visit Without Wife
B G Gustafson returned yesterday from Joplin Missouri where he and his wife visited Mrs Gustafson's sister Mrs Stanford. Mrs Gustafson remained for a longer visit with her sister.
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B. G. Gustafson
Joplin
Tobacco Habit Banished in Three Days Says New Yorker Book
An advertisement claims a New Yorker author Edward J Woods offers a free book explaining how to quit tobacco in three days. Health gains include calmness sleep clear eyes appetite digestion vigor and improved memory as nicotine poison leaves the system. It promises relief from nervous fidgeting and urges giving up pipe cigar cigarette snuff and chewing tobacco.
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New Yorker
Talihe
Edward J. Woods
New Yorks City
$1000 Prize Offered for Manuscript on Christianity and Industry
The American Sunday School Union in Philadelphia invites submissions for a book manuscript on Christianity and Modern Industry. The prize, under the John C. Green Fund, honors actual achievements and includes rural and urban perspectives. A second offer of $1006 targets Everyday Heroism with $690 for the best manuscript and $400 for the next.
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American Sunday School Union
Philadelphia
John C. Green
Mrs Watson of Detroit Recovered With Vinci Tonic
Detroit reader Mrs John F Watson says she was weak tired with no appetite and headaches before using Vinci tonic. Within two weeks she improved gained appetite and strength. The ad credits Vinci to beef and cod liver peptones iron manganese peptonates and glycerophosphates and notes Dick Bros City Drug Store and other druggists carry it with a money back guarantee and also advertises Saxos Salve for pimples and blotches.
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Vinci
Detroit
John F. Watson
Dick Bros
City Drug Store
P. S
Adv
Indean Raiders Cross U S Boundary Seize Arms
Indians crossed from Sonora into the United States and seized a large quantity of arms and ammunition before returning to Mexico. Mexican pilots relayed the report from Nogales to Nogales authorities.
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U. S
Nogales
Ariz
Sonora
Mexico
United States
Poultry Wanted Ad Repeats At Palace Meat Market
Lawrence note reports Charles Hope a local high school quarterback on 30 day furlough from Fort Logan Colorado visiting his mother at 1900 Vermont street. He enlisted in the army, served with Company H of the Lawrence national guard, was delayed by scarlet fever at Fort Sill, then sent to Fort Logan to assist infantry recruiting.
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Charles Hope
Lawrence
Ed Hope
Vermont Street
Fort Logan
Colorado
Hope
Army
Lawrence Offial National Guard
Fort Sill
Okla
139Th Infantry
France
Fort Logen
Infantry
Campaign to tame gophers in Douglas County alfalfa fields
Gophers are damaging alfalfa in Douglas County affecting about 17 22 acres. County farm agent E H Ptacek aims to eradicate the pests and announces another gopher exhibition at 2 PM Friday on A E Shields farm near Clinton. Alfalfa crop value last year reached 348666 dollars.
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Douglas County
E. H. Ptacek
Ptacek
A. E. Shields
Clinton
Forbes
Mr. Ptacek
Edgar Bradford on sixty day furlough near Elliot home
Edgar Bradford of Silasith spends part of a sixty day furlough at the home of A. S. Elliot. Mr Joidfoot, cousin of Mrs Elliot, is a Marine with a wound stripe from a Champagne battle in October. He has recovered and will rejoin his unit soon.
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Edgar Bradford
Silasith
A. S. Elliot
Mr. Joidfoot
Elliot
Marines
State Good Roads association to hold Beloit convention
Beloit prepares to host the annual State Good Roads convention on April 28 24 with about 500 delegates from road associations and county boards. Speakers include W A Hughes Clarence Aten G R Moses Will Townsley Frank Smith and others with officials from the State Highway Commission and agricultural college discussing road costs dirt versus hard surfacing and road patrolling.
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Beloit
Road Association
Board of
County Commissioners
State Good Roads Association
Young Men's Business Association
W. A. Hughes
Clarence Atén
Dodge City
G. R. Moses
Great Bend
State Highway Comission
Frank Smith
Association
Will Townsley
Conrad
Manhattan
Agricultural College
Putney
Topeka
Watson
McFadden
Ray Sawhill
Glasco
Per Capita Money Circulation in the United States
Money circulating in the United States this month would give every person a $54.56 increase over March. The total money available for paying bills is $5,847,363,642. The population is estimated at 107,166,000, up 44,000 since March.
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United States
Washington
Thoughtless Suffering Mother Seeks Remedy for Children
A distressed mother writes of severe stomach pain nearly killing her while caring for three children. She credits Mayr's Wonderful Remedy from a California cousin and reports complete recovery after a course. The ad claims the harmless remedy removes catarrhal mats from the intestinal tract and allays inflammation, with one dose convincing and money-back guarantee. Round Corner Drug Store advertises nationwide.
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California
Mayr
Round Corner Drug Store
War Veterans Seek Voice in Manitoba Reconstruction Aid
Manitoba veterans urge individual solutions to housing and disability needs with Dominion funding. Members of the Army and Navy Veterans Association plan to build their own homes if cost declines are reimbursed. They seek government oversight on artificial limb fitting and better financing.
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Manitoba
Minnipeg
Man
Dominion
Army and Navy Veterans’ Association
Speakers Fund Set for Kansas Teachers Meeting in Wichita
The Kan sas State Teachers association executive committee approved 3000 for speakers at the upcoming November annual meeting across Wichita Pittsburg Salina and Topeka. Noted invitees include Dr Sparks Cadman Henry Suzzallo Edward Steiner Thomas Wood Strickland Gillilan and Governor Lowden. The four meeting system debuts after flu delays. Gov Hobby met Mexican state leaders on border cooperation in Laredo. The rickshaw originated with a Japanese missionary and spread globally with over a million workers now involved in related trades.
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Topeka
Kansas State Teachers’ Association
Wichita
Pittsburg
Salina
Toneka
Sparks Cadman
Central Congressional Church
New York
Henry Suzzalio
University of Washington
Edward A. Steiner
Grinnell College
Thomas D. Wood
Columbia University
Strickland Gilliland
John Kendrick Bangs
Frank C. Lowden
Clinvis
New Advisor for Farmers Gains Noted Name
Ernest H. Placek, newly appointed farm agent for Douglas County, is profiled as he builds recognition in agriculture and football. The piece traces his nickname mispronunciations, wartime service, education at Kansas normal and agricultural colleges, and his current role in Douglas County politics and farming outreach.
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Ernest H. Placek
Douglas County
Ptacek
Pittuee
Pitashe
Lawrence
Pitcheck
Pittasick
Whole- Kansas Normal College
Emporia
Tomann
Kansas State Agricultural Collegees
Manhattan
Charleston
S. C
Hampton Roads
Ptacelli
Chamber of Commerce
Ninth
Massachusetts Streets
Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets Promote Health
An advertisement touts Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets as a health aid made from May apple aloes and jalap and sold in drug stores. A trial package can be obtained by sending 10 cents.
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Doctor Pierce
Dr. Pierce
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