Meeting for church debt relief sparks hopeful fundraising
A handwritten appeal from Minnoolix Kansas describes Lawrence church members raising funds to pay off a large debt. A letter from Jester hints at community support while noting concerns if local response falls short. The message urges contributions, with donors asked to specify amounts and assist in completing renovations.
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Lawrence
Gandelinre
J. A. Tillpe Minnoolix
Minneapolis
Kas
Milton
Ieee
Talis
Iso da Boven
Wild West Shootout Leaves Shoes Holes and Caps
Report describes an incident where youths fired rifles causing holes and damage. Oscar Woodward and others involved are named in a town setting. Authorities, led by A. H. Kai, prepare juvenile court action for the older youths and their alleged misdeeds.
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Willi
Tell
Oscar Kula Woodward
Kaii
Father Offi
Kain
Twilight League Announces Twelve Team Membership
At a league meeting on last week’s date, twelve teams were admitted to the Twilight League for the season. The open applications will be received next Wednesday night, with a full twelve team quota expected. Season opens May 1 as weather permits. Ed Schanlt, resigning president, was tendered by the Poehler nine, Leona Faber nominated as successor.
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Sthiel H
Merjthe
Svason
Ing
Membe
Elks, Merchants
Post Offige
Bell Telephone
Lege
Bankers, Co
pUpeRs
Paes
W. C
VAL Alcore
Proba
Poehler
Ed.Schanl
Leona Faber
Twilight League schedules and officials debated
Bankers team elects president and plans a six game schedule for the season with regular umpires to curb past wrangling. Appointments for officials will be approved next meeting as Twilight League aims to draw bigger crowds and raise standards while promoting stronger players and future lease talks loom.
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Lis
Leammer
Vunemaarjn
Mach
Hatlinis
Crambine Headed University Medical School Visit
Dr S24 Cranbines heads the University medical school and visited Lawrence yesterday afternoon for a brief conference with Charles Strong. The school’s renovation work was paused for the new wing licensed this summer as the State Board of Health considers extending treatment to crippled children in the new ward.
Kansas City May Not Play in Louisvilleweather Threatens opener
Unclear text hints at unfavorable weather possibly delaying a baseball game in Louisville Kentucky on April 1 between Kansas City and opponent. Mentions postponement risk and uncertain opening matchup with notes on pitchers and teams including Minneapolis and Toledo.
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Louisville
Uta
Ani
Americas
Lm Ion
Aim City
Sue i Ste
Minneapolis
Mayor fatally shoots self during arrest attempt
In a dramatic incident the mayor killed himself with a pistol shot in a bathroom at home as deputies and a sheriff prepared to arrest him. The event occurred as officers fired at the door and attempted to gain entry during a welfare investigation.
Crowhead found reported at county clerk office
A fragment describes someone bringing a crow’s head to the county clerk’s office this morning and fleeing toward Wall for a sale. The note mentions a local crow-related incident and procedures at the clerk’s office.
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Lewin
County Clerk’s Office
Horse Drops Dead During Bridge Transfer Mishap
A horse owned by Wash Perry collapsed and died during morning transfer duties at the river bridge center. The animal fell as workers prepared to move it, raising questions about timing and handling in the limited readable notes.
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Wash Perry
Mel Felkeower
Art
Auto crash near Lawrence leaves three injured
A Baldwin drivers touring car veered into an open calvert three miles south of Lawrence after the bridge platform was removed. Barker, Th Kkelhopper, and O. Watson of Kansas City escaped with a broken wrist and injuries. the car toppled into a deep ravine, workers reported a flimsy barricade and missing guard walls. The party walked to Lawrence, seeking aid, as repair crews prepared to tow the car back for Baldwin.
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Kasas City
Lawret Fom
Baldwin
Lawrence
Petty
Kansas City
Barker
Kkelhopper
O. Watson
Lawrenes
Satdell
Jane
Bartes
Sturm Sewer Law Collapses Amid Legislative Turmoil
Fragmentary text shows debate over a sewer law titled Sturm Sewer Law. Mentions of a governor veto and passage concerns hint at municipal infrastructure issues and political conflict surrounding sewer projects.
Oklahoma Kansas intercollegiate debate in Lawrence
Oklahoma and Kansas students travel to Lawrence for an intercollegiate debate on the short ballot amendment with Colorado and Oklahoma teams. Kansas teams will argue both sides while Oklahoma and Colorado advocate the affirmative. Oklahoma debaters include Hinshaw Eis Wallet. A smoker and debate council events are planned around the meeting.
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Oklahoma
Lawrence
Kansas’ University
Colorado
Oklahomv
Ee Minnap
Ae Lh. Hinshaw
ML. Eis
L. Wallet
Mamday
Clem Parker
A. Andrett
Kansas Wit
More Rigid Quarantine Rules On Pet Animals Entering Homes
County health officers enforce strict quarantine on pets entering houses to curb disease. Merchants' Association and Dr. Gillis report investigations into several cases, finding limited evidence of pet transmission. With scarlet fever and other illnesses prevalent in Lawrence, parents are urged to maintain strict confinement and prohibit on porch access by dogs and cats.
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Rome
Merchants’ Association
Dy Gallispie
Gillis
Tiemophinis
Lawrence
Bootlegger’s sale probe ends with fine and jail
In a Saturday confrontation on a Pennsylvania street, Duffy Smith described a bootlegger inviting a buyer into a house as authorities charged. Sparks and Cooper testified that liquor was taken from a kitchen bottle and traded for a bid. The court found the accused guilty and imposed a fine and jail sentence.
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Duffy Smith
Sparks
Simi
Gyuor
Willan
Coper
Pu- Hee
Cooper
Saith
Miekes
Leo
Andee Mongre
Opening Night Weather Chaos Casts Gloom Over National Game
Unclear weather and poor ground conditions dampen fan expectations for the opening at National. Rainy, windy conditions affect teams including Chicago and St. Louis, with forecasts showing rain and delays across Boston, New York, and Cleveland as prospects for a favorable start fade. Authorities and players brace for postponed events and adjusted schedules amid storms.
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Chicago
Apel
St. Louis
Pitts- Innes
Cinelli
Boston
New York
The
Phils
Washington
Osyereast
Osl Lonis
Notable Iowa Senate seat shifts in 67th ballot count
The Iowa election results show incumbent Senator Ren dranitty Lafayette defeated by Tugtee qDoemer on the third ballot. Kenovon, new senator in EE ra, finished education at Grit neil and previously served as attorney in the Wea judicial district. The vote marks a shift in the state legislature as the fifty states council awaits final tallies.
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S. Kerver
United States
Dadliver
Eaileen
Trrh
Wits Nt
Rendranitty Lafayette
Tugtee qDoemer
Balgut
Grit Neil
Deventh Fowl
Wea
Educators Meet Chancellor Strong in Topeka April 25
A garbled report notes educators in Topeka plan to meet Chancellor Strong on April 25 to discuss accreditation standards and the issuance of direct certificates. The state board of education aims to standardize rules for fourteen schools, with accreditation status varying by school.
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Chancellor Strong
Topeka
Chanestor Strong
Toewi
Hvcredited
Colleses of
Kaneass
State Board of Edutmadion
Averedit Tel Millers
Isene Tite
Ourder
Lawrence for Universal Peace and Sunday Mail Debate
The Commercial Club endorses international arbitration and proposes a small fee for special mail delivery to avoid Sunday service closures. Prisoners resent losing as arbitration and argue for staying to serve fines. The county work program starts tomorrow, with prisoners compelled to work despite objections. Lorberrien will encounter many of them on the streets.
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Woking
Taik
Jude Ismare
Lawrence Commercial Club Backs British-US Disarmament Pact
The Lawrence Commercial Club pushes for immediate disarmament through an international arbitral court and treaty with Great Britain. It endorses Taft’s plans, seeks peaceful settlement of disputes, and backs a joint US-UK convention while urging civic actions including a Sunday closing vote and a sanitary cleanup effort in Lawrence.
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Taft
Great Britain
Lawrence Commercial Club
Carnegie
sLawrence Commercial Club
Nevasion
Tall
Hieldre
Armetican Society For the Diudional Settlement of Internationaldsputes
Reciprocity Bill in Underwood Sparks Lower Duties Fight
Washington April 12 Chairman Underwood of the Ways and Means and House committees today produced a bill to put on the free list about a hundred articles with new duties. The list benefits consumers and includes timber leather goods and many farm implements. The bill aims to placate farmers while also proposing reciprocity and tariffs on various manufactured and agricultural items.
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Underwood
Washington
Clairman
Hadley Alarmed as Governors Call Concerted Action
Missouri executive presses for unified response to a rate decision by the Supreme Court, warning it could curtail state powers and push states toward dependence on the national government. Governor Tradlee leaders a conference urging firm action.
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Misosuri
Jefferson City
Agerib
Tradlee
Wankle
Suvernors Conference
Uititedies
Alti Tent
Supreme Court of the
United States
PLACE FOR CHILDRENS ILLS AT ROSADE HOSPITAL PLAN
The new hospital at Rosedale will include a special department for children’s diseases. An appropriation of 850000 for the hospital over two years will lapse in 50 months, driving rapid work to finish the building. The hospital aims to treat infantile paralysis and conditions arising from accidents, with emphasis on hydrocephalus and related afflictions in children.
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Nex Hospital
Rosedale
Nune
Lok Jaw
Barkdall Recital Delights at Nerth College Afternoon
Yesterday afternoon at North College Charles Barkdall delivered a recital praised for his sweet voiced singing and strong presence. He studied several years and previously worked with Madame Barracchia in Florence. Blanch provided accompaniment and plans to tour with her brother Lawrence as friends extend best wishes for their future success.
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Barkdall
Nerth College
Charles Barkdall
Luhaeh
Madame Barracchia
Florencs
Hehueh
Blanch
Lawprence
Bond ruling favors Dr Ryde in delay release case
Frank Walsh, counsel for Dr Ryde, said the bond decision is favorable to his client. The court may grant release on bond as physicians await trial. Judge Latshaw heard the application as April 2 proceedings continued with prospects discussed.
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Frank ‘Walsh
Ran Ois
Frank
Lyr
Swile
Walsh
Towels and Roller Use Examined on Public Complaint
Topeka Kansas April 12 The realist today ordered the use of roller towels and public action on a complaint to the Commercial Travelers. The records show that a hearing may be held at the June meeting regarding terms of the towels.
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Topeka
Kans
Ion
Confession Clears Mystery In Kidnaping Case
An ex-convict and an uncle are revealed as key figures in the child's kidnapping inquiry. A confession links the suspects to the ransom payment and custody threat, with authorities detailing the sequence of events and indicating steps taken to prevent mob violence.
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Ins
Passion Week Services Unite in City Church
Passions Week services drew a large attendance as Jasheli and neighbors gathered at a Christian church. A sermon consecrated the week, with Congregational workers set to preach, marking a notable effort in the city this year and promising to become a fine institution during the week ahead.
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Jasheli
I Christian
Judge Barker Adds New Law Library After Fire
Judge Geo J Barker restores and updates his office library over the People's State Bank. He replaces the destroyed collection with carefully chosen new books, aiming to recreate the former bank effect and house one of the finest law libraries in the state.
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Geo. J. Barker
J. Barker
New Law
Peple
Banke
Barer
Women quarrel ends with charges against Mollie Nelson
Mollie Nelson is charged with three distinct offenses following a disturbance with Fannie Anderson. Authorities report Nelson beat at the county jail after leaving the house and shouting abusive language. The incident occurred Monday and she will be tried.
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Mollie Nelson
Fannie Anderson
Fannie
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