Shiny Parlor Ads and School Course News
The notice highlights Peter Samson's shines at 737 Mass Bt and promotes Dewyan ranges from Hanson at 037 Man &t. It reports the re establishment of the commercial course at Haskell, adding one teacher and forty students, with graduates in government and railroad work. It mentions managing dressmaking at Kelster College and upcoming legal actions in a Lawrence bond case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Samson
Mass Bt
Hanson
Man &T
Kanway City
Sanwa
Topeka
Peala
City Uni baseball opener vs Nebraska on McCook field
The University team opens the season with a Thursday game against Nebraska on McCook field, after last year’s cornhuskers series. Captain Johnson predicts a close game as Boffmann pitches Thursday and either Drones or Kermeyer will start Friday. Gustafson’s Easter line and spring sales at Gustafson’s are noted, along with local lodging and services in Excelsior Springs and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCook Field
Nebraska Ping
Cornhuskers
McCook
Nebraska
Johnson
Boffmann
Drones
Kermeyer
Olne
Robinson's Nurseries Free Bulbs Sale Notice
Dabila bulbs offered free to customers with purchases at Robinson's Nurseries 518 Mass St. Spring plant sale stresses planting trees this season. General line of nursery stock guaranteed true to name with replacement or refund if proven false. Office 518 Mass St, home 127, Bell 1004 red.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson's Nurseries
Mass St
Bell
Festival A Success In Annual Spring Concert
The annual spring music festival at the university drew large crowds both afternoon and evening performances. Soloists Miss Listemann and Mr Shaw received strong applause and the event showcased popular and some classical pieces. Total expenses reached 2900 with 1100 raised, and many attendees came from out of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tones
Plessa
Miss Listemann
Bernard Listemanon
Inne
Shaw
Tragic death after domestic dispute at Massachusetts Street restaurant
R T Myers a restaurant operator on Massachusetts Street died after a noon incident linked to his wife and a visiting painter Cook. Police and doctors ruled the death caused by injuries from a quarrel with poisoning suspected by Deri Jones though the case involves a long running local scandal including a wife elopement and family strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R T. Myers
Massachusetts Street
Ayoom
Glathart
Myers
Electric Light Company
Cook
Deri 1 Jones
Junction City
Byers
Saloon Opposition Sparks Bank Run in Hillshore Ohio
Officials in Lynchburg sign petition for an election to oust saloons in Hillshore. Saloon men organize a bank run Saturday, but deposits resume today as funds flow back into the bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillshore
Ohio
Bank of Lynchburg
Supreme Court decision on Chicago tunnel dispute
The Supreme Court ruled against the Chicago street railway in the case over the city rights to remove or lower its tunnel under the Chicago River at Van Buren Street. E. E. Brown, secretary of the university, was summoned to Osborn, San, by his mother’s illness, and her death occurred before his arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Davis
Topska
Swart
Kurais
Lawrence
Nevbco
Sipart
Stiormey
Washington, D. C
Chicago Street Railway
Chicago River
van Buren Street
Supreme Cout
E. E. Brown
T ¥ University
Osborn
San
Wriday
Mr. Brown
Try
Clara Garver
Humbolt
Vero Cur
Oklahoma City
Kansas University
Dread Dancing Club
Aupie
Northern O Il
Mc Carl
Paosy Plants for Sale in Local Advert Row
Transplanted plants for sale at Jowest Cand Piies Bell street 357 Home phone 242-MmU A Hicks and Oo 360 Zim street offers a general collection of potted plants. Contact for details and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jowest Cand Piies
Bell Phone
Mmu A Hicks
Zim Street
Germany asks postponement of Hague conference
Berlin reports that the German government proposed adjourning the second peace conference at The Hague to avoid clashing with the Red Cross Geneva convention. Germany seeks Russia’s agreement to delay assembly so North Central and South American states can send representatives without interference. The Pan American press in Rio de Janeiro covered the development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Germany
Associated Press
The
Hague
Russia
Rio Janeiro
Second Week of Strike Relapses in Coal Regions
The second week of the coal strike shows the same conditions as the prior week. All areas in the lower and middle coal regions remain idle while Lackawanna and Wyoming fields report a small number of workers returning to work in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Wyoming
Philadelphia
Lackawana
Miners Convene in Pitsburg Over Strike Split
The district convention of the United Mine Workers in Pitsburg Kansas met with 130 delegates to address the strike. They condemned Italian miners who interrupted La Belle coal company operations and pledged protection to workers under signed scales as La Belle resumed operations amid unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitsburg
Kansas
Called
Mine Workers’ Association, of America
Labelle Coal Company
Labelle
Bank Reports Sought by Comptroller Across National Banks
Washington Vermont reports show the Comptroller of the Currency issued a call for the condition of national banks to close business by Friday April 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, VT
Comptroller of the Currency
Mine Workers Readied for Eastern Ohio West Virginia Convention
A union call issued today for a convention in Wheeling next Thursday gathers delegates from vein mines in eastern Ohio and West Virginia to discuss settlement plans for the strike. About twenty thousand miners are affected and prospects for an adjustment appear bright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
Mine Workers of the Union
Ohio
West Virginia
Rev. Southerlin Freed in Wife Murder Trial
In New Albany Indiana on April g the jury found Rev A G Southerlin not guilty of murdering his wife. Several women in the courtroom congratulated the minister who received the verdict with composure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Albany
Ind
A. G. Southerlin
Opposition Wins in St. Petersburg After Delayed Returns
Belated returns from St. Petersburg reveal an opposition victory as the total tally grows. The late counts widen the margin and signal a decisive outcome for the opposition in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Russia
Aro Eruptions Reported as King and Queen Arrive Naples
Report notes arrival of the King and Queen at Naples amid Aro volcanic activity. Civilians seek comfort as local buildings collapse following seismic events. Official statements urge calm and dispersal to safe zones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naples
Local Socials And Global News In One Turbulent Day
Mrs Lute Lewis hosted her card club while reporters carried dramatic dispatches from Mount Vesuvius eruptions near Naples. Royal visitors in Rome arrived amid fatigue and crowd frenzy as winds shifted and lava paused. In Kansas City and Junction City residents sent greetings and travel notes as trains toppled, a wagon overturned, and injuries were reported.
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Naples
Mount Vesuvius
Emmanna
Rome
Terra Amurciata
Usen
Lremand
Truke
Agata
Seation
Ypanie
Jon
Policy Court Officer Fines Neighborhood Pedestrian
Policy Court Officer Kincaid arrests a prominent south side citizen for riding a bicycle on the sidewalk in North Tl a w r e n e r. He pays a fine of 6.50. The ordinance, rarely enforced, may be loosened under new cow coop conditions. Geo West fined 64.50 for drunkenness. Haeter cards and novelties at Rowlands and Stevenson’s.
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Kincaid
South Side
North Tlawrener
Geo West
Card of Thanks and University Gift News
Card of Thanks extends gratitude to friends lodges and for flowers after the death of a husband. Gustafson store note promotes shopping and goodwill. Regents auditing committee met at the University discussing gymnasium changes. Andrew Carnegie offer for Baker University library and matching funds discussed. Fresh country butter and berry plants advertised by WM Brown & Gons Lawrence Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University Regents
University
Gymnasium Foundation
Baldwin
Andrew Carnegie
Baker University
Carnegie
Numbering the Streets and University News Notes
A digest of Lawrence events and people including lectures at the University, social gatherings, and upcoming visits. Mentions O. M. Harger, Lydia Lindy, Sol Marks, Prof Sodder, Miss Allie May Carter, Miss Nettie Manley, W. J. Carrith, Prof Macey, Dr. Houdin, Miss Clara Garver, Vero Curley, and others in a sequence of society items and campus notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allie May Carter
Kansas City
Lawrence
Baldwin
Haker University
Silss Nettie Manley
Iercay
Min
Feo Hood
Lunenoon
Mig. S.J. Hunter
Geneva
Jefe
Atchison and
Musgolah
Toyoka
Fr. Hodder
Macey
Tows College
Houdin
Tulsa Politician Norman Dies by Own Hand in Financial Troubles
William L. Norman, a noted Tulsa politician and businessman active in territorial affairs, committed suicide today amid mounting financial difficulties. The death is reported as self inflicted with no immediate details on location or accomplices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa, I. T
William L. Norman
Territories
Pittsburg Mining Returns Mixed While Addressing Street Numbers
Pittsburg Pa April 9 reports near full resumption of mining in the district. A local letter argues for clearly posted street names and house numbers to aid strangers, urging enforcement of existing numbering rules and visible curbside displays for easier navigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Wage Scale Discussed at Ohio Miners Convention
The first sub district of the Ohio miners and operators met in Columbus discussing the wage scale for the Hocking Valley field and basing the scale on the entire competitive bituminous field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Miners and
Hocking Valley
Boughton's tablete and Wolf's wallpaper sale
A new lot of tablets at Boughton's and a large complete stock of wallpaper at popular prices with competent men to hang it at Wolf's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boughton’s
Wolf's
Missouri Miners Meet in Kansas City Strike Turmoil
Missouri miners gathered in Kansas City for the United Mine Workers district No. 25 session. Officials stated the meeting was a routine annual gathering with no bearing on the ongoing strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kansas Try
United Mine
Missouri
Ulis
Buchheim for Clerk Nomination from Kanwaka
Samuel Buckhelm of Kanwaka seeks the county clerk nomination. A lifelong Republican, he has chaired the county central committee for three years and served as a long time delegate to county conventions. He is regarded as competent and well known in the courthouse circle. Also note: Pratt's acock food in 12 pound and 62 pound buckets sold at Straffon's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Buckhelm
Kanwaka
Buchhelm
Ife
Republican County Central
Bae Io
Pratt's Acock
Straffon's
Police Court Notes and Local Incidents
Trial for C C Barten on assault charge set for Monday at 9. Charles Bosserman freed on 100 bond after assault on his brother Guy. Guy improving. J B Weaver arrested for passing spurious checks. Ed Pendleton arrested for assault on J A Fritzell. Arthur White held to 200 bond on wife beating case. Fresh eggs from the country advertised and a local moving company ad included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bosserman
Guy
Weaver
Perry Bank
Ed Pendleton
J A Fritzell
Arthur White
Land values and crop yields cited in Colo farming letter
A farmer notes Colorado mineral prospects compare to agriculture, which yields twice mine income. He recalls a man earning 270 per acre from can telephone crops and another at 10 per acre from beets. Land price quoted at 430 per acre, seller asks 60 per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arema
J. M Neville
Mass
St. Ome
Ed Anderson Sells Meals At 3 50 A Ticket
Ed Anderson has long sold meal tickets at 3.50, about 16 2 3 cents per meal. He prioritizes quality over maximizing profit, aiming to give the best meal for the money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Anderson
Anderson
L. L. Biling Mercantile Co Offers Wide Goods
Smyrna Axminster rage and art square items including clocks by Seth Thomas genuine Rogers silverware lace curtaining and tapestry fabrics curtains bed spreads blankets and more. Also Elgin and Waltham watches mens outfits overcoats ladies cloaks and furs and musical instruments at 903 Mase St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smyrna
Axminster Rage
Art Square
Seth Thomas
Rogers
Elgin and Waltham
L. L. Biling Mercantile Co
Mase St
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Business Directory
Arromwers
Uaw
Nee L
Peekine
Au Office Om
Necond
Hoor Rational Lau
Renger
Muir
Law
Heal Estate
Massachusetts
Ausra
Mineneys
Ofice
Opera Rouse
Redan Ai Lag Nee
Jon Q. A Norton
Jephie E. Riggs
Nidieg
Oseane Leamsaxn, Jr
Greneea
Banke & Bon
Pmroiiane
D. Moree
B.D. Osos
Woodward
Geert
J. Simmons
Omrat
Tasphons
Gamce
Dora
Margery
Ubreon
Vermont
Louisinne Wi
E. J #LAIR
Tenneskee Street
Tyaie
Lucerdi
Asthia
Iivery
New Hempshire
Winthror Kansas
Telephone
W* T
Sinclaie
Real
Vans
Inparsoce
Ballsbie
Nusey siWaye
Burtaaye Vane
White Ha
Jas
Myak Buus
Sureye
Eldrine Howes
Babber
C. Bar OY
Kursus
L. S. Steele
Atturasy — Nolery Public Real Estate and Loans
Kansar
J. M. Newlin
East Meory Street
Alfred Whitman
Whitman. Real Estate
Royal Tailors
Clifton T. Ulatt
Mrs. Prentiss’ Home Store
Mane St
Smith's News Depot
Journal
Olmmgd
Haskell
Peaks
Baateil
Supt
Peais
Kelster Ladies
Mary St
Gustafson
Gustafscolis
Accu
Uni
J. H. Hinton
Gustafson’s
Navejo Cottage
Excelsior Spr
S. Smith
R. T. Myers
Chicago Road
Paosy
Rev
Southerlin Freed
Quilty
Lute Lewis
Uegh Means
Hazel Elution
Topaks
Asa’ Kennedy
Oklahoma
Mra
William Kennedy
Ambress Richards,o
St. Joe
Phi Psi Chapter
Grace Bangs
Karass ‘City
Carrie Yaten
Nellie] McFarland
Watson
Tongsmoste
Rock Island
Baeky Mies
Rowlands & Stevanson's
Policy Court
Haeter
Rowlands and Stevenson
Lula Logan
H. J. Creen
Gustaf
Marvelous
Carnegie Library For
Baker
Master's
WM. Brown & Gons
Lawreces
Lydia Lindyy
Sehey Io
Cherryvale
Sol Marks
Louisiana Atreet
Anders Herbert Ballene
Ord Civingman
Ottawa
Strang Cae Party
Mourne Osborn
Aesistant
Egistran
Acies
Tuecemeil NM
Wercantiel | Conpany
W. J. Carrith
Prof
Sodder
Frankly
Wirth
McCarty
Ethel Morrow
Marie F Lagerstrom
Grace Kuntz
Anna Treutman
Ozetta Moore
Dick Bros
Tulsa
Dick Groe
Wait's
Willian Won
Ciy
Masoschusatis Street
Bain Side
Lousen Pot
Corvera
Kentucky Street
J Kenyoon
Buchheim
Trie
C. C. Barten
Arthur J. Smith
Master’s Bell Phone
Lawrence Transfer Company
Neville’s
Wenksee
Iinet
Mit
Uctor
Paekar
B. Warenen
Ad.misebel
Saponins
Lawrence National Bank
United States Depository
W. B.stubbs
J.D. Noworsock
Monroe
Lawrencen
Peoples State Bank
Capital
W. Bromelsick
T. J. Sweeney
E J. Hitecy
Geo Toots
Libor N. Lewis
Jsob Badaky
B. J. Teey
Yoxka& Hulford
Honda
Verchants National Bank Betting Laween Karbgas
Anderson’s
Hatal
Eash
Anderson's
Uncle Sam
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