Thaw jury stubbornly holds on to possible verdict
New York April 12 reports show the Thaw jury continuing deliberations after forty six hours with no verdict in sight. The twelve men remain hopeful of agreeing, amid public interest and constant AP updates from the courtroom and corridors outside. Evelyn Thaw and family face crowds as police disperse onlookers while Thaw expresses confidence in the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal
Associated Press
New York
Id Vine
Aequit
Pinkertons
Iis
Myers
Ate
Alistiet
Fitzgerald Orrela
Criminal Courts
Evelyn Thaw
Thaw
Evelyn
Kineh
Reserve
William Thaw
Roosevelt praised as strongest since election by Republican editors
New York April 12 editors of 500 republican papers express unanimous praise for Roosevelt noting growing public confidence and admiration. They praise his square deal stance and leadership, while many stop short of answering the third term question. Lawrence Kansas editor J L Brady cites unchanged popularity and broader policy support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Times
Roosevelt
Maine
Minnesota
Times
Lawrence, Kansas
Delegates Appointed for Peace Conference
Washington April 12 delegates to the peace conference were announced. The list includes Joseph H. Choate General Horace Porter A M Rose David Jayne Hill George B. Davis William S. Buchanan Chandler Hale James Brown Scott Charles Henry Butler and others. Delegates plan to sail for The Hague in mid May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Joseph Hi. Choate
Horace Porter
A. M. Rose
Arkansas
American Bar Association
David Jayne Hill
Netherlands
George B. Davis
William S. Buchanan
Chandler Hale
Maine
Senator Hale
James Brown Scott
Department of State
Charles Henry Butler
United States Supreme Court
Hague
Famine Conditions In Shanghai Reported In April Cables
Telegraph reports from Shanghai describe worsening famine with dead families found in homes and bodies along roadsides. About five thousand people die daily. rioting for food and cannibalism are feared. Relief needs ten million dollars. Americans urged to donate three million within three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
China
Relief Committee
Mrs Sheldon Stricken With Paralysis in Nehawka
Nehawka Nebraska April 12 Julia Sheldon mother of Governe Sheldon was stricken with paralysis yesterday and death is expected at any moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nehawka
Neb
Julia Sheldon
Governe Sheldon
Indictment Motions Overruled Against Standard Oil
Chicago April 12 overruled motions to quash the indictment against Standard Oil. Washington April 12 Major Edmond Mallet longtime head of the land division of the General Land Office died at 65. Saturday you will find fresh eye plant cucumbers beets potatoes ripe tomatoes and other vegetables at Dunmire's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Standard Oil Company
Washington
Edmond Mallet
Land Division
General Land Office
Dunmire's
Was Kuehn in Coffeyville Tapestry Swindle
Reports from Coffeyville allege a local tapestry and upholstery outfit, the Coffeyville Tapestry company, swindled many residents. Losers include S F Weaver who invested $79.1 and others who bought outfits for $3 to $40, only to find goods unsellable. The operators vanished after collecting substantial sums and selling a share to Weaver for $75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tapestry Co
Coffeyville
Lawrence
Coffeyville Journal
Coffeyville Tapestry Company
Hele
S. F. Weaver
The Morning Session of the Tome Missionary Meeting
The forenoon portion featured committee reports and Miss Anna Neiderkeiser spoke on The Fifth Training School in Kansas. A noon quiet hour was followed by a luncheon in the church. Miss Nellie Snyder spoke in the evening on Monism and The Immigrant Problem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tome
Anna Neiderkeiser
Fi Training School
Kansas
Bonaparte Urges Liberal Reading of Employers Liability Law
Attorney General Bonaparte presented the final argument before the Supreme Court in the employers liability cases. He urged a broad construction of the statute and contended railroads should not be allowed to act as their own law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bonaparte
Supreme Court
Fire destroys Smith & Nixon store in Louisville blaze
Fire today ruined the Smith & Nixon company store in Louisville during a blizzard. Loss put at 100000 dollars. Several residents on upper floors were rescued by firefighters as they battled the flames through the storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Smith & Nixon Company
Sie
Iass
World Wide Rubber Trust Talked for Global Merger
The Herald reports negotiations underway to form a worldwide rubber trust by uniting United States Rubber Company and International Rubber Company. The latter controls major raw rubber sources in Mexico and the Congo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
World Wide Rubber Trust
New York
Iherald Today
At Worldwide Rubber ‘‘Trust
United States Rubber Company
Internatioal Rubber Company
Mexico
Congo
Personal and Social Highlights From Local Society
Mr and Mrs Chas Sparr entered a social dinner with Miss Floris entertained by the Eldridge me Pattiser and Mrs C F Johnson. Miss Helen Schaefer and Miss Helen Sparr attend. W H Childs of Kansas City is visiting Prof McClung. The Sicma Nos plan an initial night for Frank R Geu Sarur Jonrs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
Patterson
Kansas City
Chas. Sparr
Floris
Eldri
C.F. Johnson
Helen Schaefer
Helen Sparr
W.H. Childs
Kansas City, Kansas
Prof. McClung
Frank R. Geu Sarur Jonrs
Weather Delays Carnegie Institute Events in Pittsburg
Weather interference disrupts planned Carnegie Institute activities in Pittsburg on April 12. Officials postponed the second day’s events as guests and inspectors arrived, with details delivered later as conditions improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Carnegie Inns
Pusneer Hs
Tenement Fire Endangers Residents on Columbus Road
A blaze on the Columbus Road third story traps men, women, and widows in a tenement early in the day. Firemen rescue others with ladders while children Jumped, injuries reported among the occupants.
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Columbus Road
Woodworkers Strike in Dobugee Rally
In Dobugee on April 12 workers staged a strike amid tensions with local mills. Fifteen artisans reportedly joined, directing a brief protest over wages and hours while officials monitored the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dobugee
Hove
Jor and
Shorty Lew
Wanted to See Carnegie Apnt Prem Clie T2 Tarmner
Frederick cin Tarmner Prem Clie to see Carnegie amid rapid claim, with locals believing he is Dunestad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie
Apnt
Frederick Cin Tarmner
Prem Clie
Carn Litedays Tedae. Ltds
Dunestad
Rough Riders Monument Dedication Noted in April Event
April 2 report describes an elaborate display for a Rough Riders monument. The event included a dedication address and a press staff presence, highlighting the ceremonial tone of the tribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ron
Watt
Revolution May End April A called sat Bone
Yesterday the figure known as Itsy surrendered after a sensational escape from Cheba. Authorities report he had been bottled up in a secure location and pressures mounted as a dramatic turn in the story unfolded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sat Bone
Teaus
Cheba
Want Wheat Duties Off April 12 Meeting
The directors of the Millers' National Federation met here today to discuss steps for securing the removal of duty on foreign wheat imported into the country. The meeting focused on policy actions and lobbying to end tariff protections and boost imports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millers’ National Federation
Murderer Confesses in Cox Assassination Case
John Abner and accomplices James Hargis Elbert Hargis John Smith and Edward Callshaw are charged in the Cox assassination. Abner has confessed as of April 12, detailing the fatal shooting and implicating the group in the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Abner
James Hargis
Elbert Hargis
John Smith
Edward Callshaw
B. 1. Cox
Merger Announced Between Rubber Firms in Providence
Announcement from Providence on April 12 reports a merger between United States Rubber Company and Rubber Goods Manufacturing Company. The firms have not been competitors prior to the agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
United States Rubber Company
The
Rubber Goods Manufacturing Company
Markets by Wire Grain and Provisions in Kansas City
Wheat and futures quotes from Kansas City on April 12 show May at 71 1/2 to 71 3/4 cents, July around 72 cents, cash grades for hard winter about 7 1/4 to 7 1/2 cents. receipts about 7,000 bushels, with thịngs in cash markets around $6.50 for certain grade and pig prices near $26.00. Local ads promote wallpaper selection at medium prices, Puff cigars, and W L Douglas shoes via Abe Wolfson at 637 Mass. Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Eddie
Timothy
Wolf’s Book Store
W. L. Douglas
Abe
Wolfson
Mass. Street
Joint Services Highlight Missionary Address by Rev Brown
The joint services last night at the church drew a large crowd for a social hour and Rev Brown lecture on The Fishermen of Benza l. Rev W A Brown of Washington Avenue Kansas spoke about missionary work in the Philippines where he built a church and 400 members in two and a half years. Mrs Lyons closed the program with a song.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
W. A. Brown
Washington Avenue
Kansas
Hensing
Benzal
Philippines
Lyons
Adoption Deed Upheld By Illinois Court
The appellate court of Illinois sustained the deed of adoption for the incubator baby, confirming Mrs Barckley as the rightful claimant. The case arose after Mrs Bleakley, who learned her baby was alive, deeded the infant to Barckley, contending the deed was fraudulently obtained and intended to confer legitimate parentage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fuller
S. D. Bishop
Appellate Court of
Minois
A Haskell Student Dead in Milford Funeral Planned
Sadie Miles aged 14 died at Haskell this morning. The body will be taken to her home in Milford Nebraska for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie Miles
Haskell
Willoe
Milford
Bartal
Congressman Scott to Meet Locals at Eldridge
Tomorrow from 10 to 12 Congressman Chas F Scott will greet old soldiers and others with business at the Heel Eldridge. The body of Gold Wheeler will be brought from Albuquerque New Mexico for burial Monday with time to be announced. Also a promotion for Palace of Sweets ice cream delivery citywide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. F. Scott
Eldridge
Gold Wheeler
Albuquerque
New Mex
Palace of Sweets
The Athletic Carnival Contests Highlight Local Youth and Guards
The event lists three participant classes and current entrants from YMCA Haskell High School and Kansas National Guard units. Highlights include 50 yard dash and hurdle entries for classes A B and C, 100 and 220 yard dashes, 410 yard run, half mile and mile runs, high and low hurdles, with named athletes such as Ralph Howard Elliott Christine Finch Fitzpatrick and many others from local teams and schools.
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Haskell
High School and Company II
Kansas National Guards
Ralph Howard
Hagerman
Rbarleldes
Tanner
Stevens
Griesa
Passon
Hoskins
Weise
Payne
Metcalf
Hoyt
Smith
Laslett
Kirchoff
Bouton
Fitzpatrick
Elliott
M. Christine
Finch
Ba Sterling
Grant
Guldtrap
Creenlees
Bishop
Hansleman
Weaver
Simmons
Cleland
Bureh
Metvall
Glen Hoskins
Asher Passon
Glass
Ward
Greenlee
Met‘lain
Elliot
L. Christine
Kirehwil
Barteldes
Sterling
Guldhrap
Greenlees
Transleman
Cantey
Johinson
Martin
Stahl
Johnson
Babb
Geffs
Heath
Yankee
Asher
Merwin
McClain
Junson
Ulm
McChin
Milton
Jones
Varnum
Pabst Family in Auto Accident and Meet Results
Milwaukee reports Frederick Johnson Wiedemann Barvail the millionaire brewer and Dahlene Cunley in an automobile accident. Both injured but expected to recover. Participants include Johnson Parra Yankee Wiedemann Wiede mann Connley and many listed athletes across classes and events with Decathlon style notes and hospital updates.
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Johnson
Jones
Peard
Varnum
Dahlene
Tinseran
Passon
Metcalf
Yard
Grant
Simmons
Nfuskins
Greenlees
Goldtrap
Hazen
Finch
McClain
Babb
Laslitt
Hoyt
Gri Iagerman
Gold
Cunley
Barnickel
Knw
McCinin
Win
Martin
Weidemann
Conley
Christine
Hansleman
Weaver
Hoskins
Fitzpatrick
Cleland
Frost Night Affects Fruit At Lawrence Event
A cold north wind kept the temperature low overnight but fruit blossoms are past frost danger and the fruit remains well formed. Local events include track and field classes, relay and obstacle races at the Y M C A field with entries closed. evangelistic meeting at the YMCA building with Wilhite and Tuckerman. local shops advertise razors and perfumery, and Boughton's mass street business highlights writing paper lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ahich
Laslett
Hoyt
Metcalf
Passon
Griesa
Hagerman
Porter
Cleland
Weaver
Greenlees
Ward
Hansleman
Christine
Fitzpatrick
Hoskins
Hammer
Warren and
Missouri Streets
Wanted and for sale notices mix in Mass Street area
Multiple brief notices list items kept in homes and farms including lost gold water owners initials reward for return, requests for pasturing horses and cattle with water and grass, stock for blue grass pasture near KU, prices per head, a young driving saddle horse for sale, requests for residence property west of Mass Street, and hotel Eldridge lodging inquiry.
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Cal
R. R
Bell
Geo. Hollingbery
S. W
Bell Phone
J. L. Canavan
N. Lawrence
Mass
Journal Office
Also Mentioned on This Page
Business Directory
Attorneys-At-Law
L. H. Perkins
Operon Second Fuel National Bank
Barker & Means
Opera House
H. Menger
Tig
Massachusetts Street
John A. Norton
First National Bank
Joseph E. Riggs
Massachusetts
St. A
G. W. Jones
Olive
Fial AL Buide
Tiealdence
Ghio Street
Bell and Hume
F. D. Morse, M. D
Osics
Woodward & Co
J. R. Bechtel
Massachusetts St
Tennessee Buireel
George A. Banks & Son
WM. T. Sinclair
Real State
Velephone Rei
Mork Bros. & Sharp
Eldridge House
Hashath Hearting Stable
Ivan
Upa
F. M. Perkins
Atlas Building & Loan Association
W. A. Guenther
Vai Mess
Beth Penes
Jaedickes
Harry
Billie Williamson
Gustafson
Schulz
Vatter
Danmire’s
Gatafson’s
Boyles
Squire's
Heal Estate
Hosford
Straffon's
Menthelis Co
Mass St
Boughton’s
Was Kuehn
Rough Riders’ Monument
Joint Services
Rev. Brown
Congressman Scott
Squires
McClain, Weaver
Pabst
YMCA
Evangelist Wilhite
Mr. Tuckerman
Smith’s News Depot
Walter Dyche
Watcr
Vermont Street
City
James
Taylor
Neville’s
J. M. Neville
St. Eldridge House
National Bank
Watkins
Directors. Co
C. A. Hill
C. H. Tucker
W. BE. Hazen
J. House
A. C. Mitchell
Manes
H Tucker
B Hasen
State Bank
W. Bromelsick
J. Sweeney
E. J. Hilkey
W. R. Brubbs
W. B L. Spalding
Geo Innes
Luther N. Lewis
T. J. Sweeney
Jacob Badsky
E J. Hilkey
Co. B. Halferd, Investments
Merchants National Bank Building
Lawrence, Kanab
A. Whitman & Co. Real Estate, Loans and Insurance
Largs
L. S. Steele
Altcrasy
Metery Public
Raat Estate and Loans
M. Lawresce
Keases
C. L. Edwards Writes
City and Farr
E. Henry St Ball
Newby & Ware
Mabbachusetts ST
Saunday
Boughton
C. G. Dunlap
W. A. Griffith
W. H Carruth
F. E. Bryant
A. 8. Olin
Black Bear
Avg
Pierca
F. A. Ewing
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