Thaw case drama stirs over bail bid and court move
New York April 13 inaction marked the Thaw case as lawyers debated bail. Jerome opposed any release while Delmas said he would not speak for the moment. Evelyn Thaw wept as she kept vigil at the Tombs and rumors swirled of new counsel alignments and a potential habeas corpus filing to push for bail.
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New York
Jerome
Thaw
Delmas
Howard Nesbitbretehr
Evelyn Thaw
Harry Thaw
White
Howard Nesbit
Florence
Evelyn
Criminal Court
Pfaff
Steele
end _ Steele
Pfatt
Coggey
New York State Supreme Court
New York County
It Was Cold in Oklahoma City Sees Frost Damage
It was 33 degrees in Oklahoma City last night with light frosts in northern and western parts. Gardens on low grounds were injured and some crops may suffer from the cold snap reported on April 13.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Snow Laces St Louis With Light Fall on April Day
Snow fell lightly in St Louis on April 13 with a 36 degree reading and a cooler 32 degrees at Unionville. Officials fear damage to fruit buds and early vegetables as frost lingers. The rest of the text references an unrelated ad slogan about Schulz clothing.
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St. Louis
Unionville
Markets by Wiebe Grain and Provisions
Kansas City April 13 Wheat prices show May at 100? 3%? and July at 73 4? with Sept at 75 4. Cash bids list No 2 hard 75 4 to 81 40, No 3 hard 68 4 to 74 4, No 2 red 75 4 to 76 4, No 3 red 68 4 to 74 4. May com 41 1 9, July 42 7 0, Sept 43 3 4. Hay prices quoted Choice Timothy 14.50 to 15, Choice Prairie 10 to 10.50. Eggs and butter noted, cattle receipts about 500 with prices around 6.50. Packer Kenny Gees operating at 85 0? 96.60.
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Kansas City
Kenny Gees
Packer
Red Men Carnival Brings Major Road Show to Douglas County
The Red Men of Lawrence finalize plans for a week long street carnival May 13 to 18 in Douglas County with Le Burne's Mighty Hippodrome under their auspices. The program features the Lukens four aerial act and a monster balloon ascent with parachute drop, plus the Royal Troupe of Japanese performers, Prince of Lint Tamers and performing lions, Ferris Wheel, ponies, roping wild steers, bucking ponies, and more. Committeemen include W. D. Kellar chairman Taggart Henderson Potter Reyer.
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Red Men
Lawrence Hate
Lawrence
le Burne
Mighty
Hippodrome
Douglas County
Lukens
Tragic Farm Family Feud Ends in Fatal Attack
Edward Stockton, 17, allegedly struck his uncle's wife in La Sell Kentucky, fatally injuring her with a blunt object, then drenched her clothing with coal oil and attempted arson. Stockton was arrested as intense local excitement and unrest followed the incident with a likely conviction.
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Berdwell, Ky
Edward Stockton
Gifford Stockton
Stockton
Jemented
Church Services in Various Congregations
Regular ministers alliance meeting Monday at 10 in the YMCA. Public worship at 10:30 and 7:00 for United Presbyterian. Sabbath school at noon. Plymouth Congregational invites all to services at 1000 Delaware Street with 10 a.m. preaching and 11:14 Bible school. Free Methodist holds Sunday school at 10:00, preaching at 11:00, class at 11:45, devotionals at 7:30, preaching at 8:00. Presbyterian morning service at 10:30 with Rev. Westwood. Sabbath school noon. Young People 7:00. First Church of Christ Scientist meets on second floor of FAA building with service at 11:00, Sunday school at 12, Wednesday 8 p.m. The Christian Science reading room open Wed and Sat 2-5 p.m. North Lawrence United Brethren Sabbath school 10:40, sermon 11, class 12, junior YPCU 3, senior YPC 6:30, long service 8. Luke’s AME Corner Warren and New York preaching morning and evening by Rev. J. M. Brown. morning subject The Fall of Man, evening Sinners Admonished to Return to God. Sunday school 3 p.m. All welcome.
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United Presbyterian
Plymouth Congregational
William W. Bult
Jesus Christ
Bible School
Christian Endeavor
Presbyterian Church
Wm. Westwood
D. D
Emporia
Churen of Christ
Christian Science Reading Room
North Lawrence United Brethren
A. Stephens
Y. PC
Sunday church services and programs listed for multiple denominations
Methodists at Corner Vermont and Berkley Sts worship 10 30 a m and 5 p m with Clauss meeting at 9 30 a m Sunday school 12 m Junior League 4 p m Epworth League 7 p m Unitarian Church holds 11 a m service sermon Getting Religion and Having Religion Sunday school 12 F M Bennett minister Sunday services 11 and 13 Ray 10 a m Epworth League 7 30 p m Rev John Asling to preach Friday 8 p m church board meeting Saturday 2 p m Bernt Schubert pastor Lutheran E E Stauffer preaches 11 a m What Wins 8 p m True Liberty Sunday School 9 45 a m Mission Band 3 p m Luther League 7 p m First Baptist Dr Wm B Hutchinson preaches 10 30 a m and 8 p m morning Providence of God in regard to the Righteous evening Providence of God in regard to the Wicked P C E at 7 p m by Prof J E Boodin cordial invitation to all services.
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Methodist Episcopal
Vermont
Berkley Sts
Milton Emory Nethercutt
D. D
Moses the Lawgiver
Clauss
Unitarian Church
F. M. Bennett
Ray
John Asling
Kansas City
Church
Bernt Schubert
E. E. Stauffer
Mission Band
Luther . League
First Baptist Church
Wm. B. Hutchinson
J. E. Boodin
Social calls and parties mark Iola society notes
Mrs Lreius H Perkins Mrs F M Perkins Miss Morris and Mrs Chas F Scott of Iola hosted an afternoon of sociability and needlework at 4 Kensington for 135 ladies with a two course luncheon. Other items note Mrs C W Phillips return from Kansas City Miss Sadie Messler's travel Paul Hunt's return home and a whist gathering with prizes awarded to Mrs O P Barber and Mrs H E Don Carlos. A two course luncheon and floral decor accompanied the events. Wiedemann's advertised confections and Gustafson seeks a reliable boy to learn watchmaker trade.
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Lreius H. Perkins
F. M. Perkins
Morris
Chas. F. Scott
Iola
Kensington
C. W. Phillips
Kansas City
Sadie Messler
Paul Hunt
Eldorado
Wm. T. Sinclair
Edna Conn
0. P
Big Deposit at Watkins Bank from Louisiana land sale
Watkins National Bank in Lawrence received the second largest deposit in the city’s history, $225,003.23 from the Watkins Land & Mortgage Co, derived from Louisiana lands sales. Cashier Charlie Tucker personally carried the checks to the clearinghouse, saving $25 in interest. The article notes a prior larger deposit from a Barb Wire Co purchase, about $400,000. Various local notices follow.
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Watkins National Bank
Lawrence
Watkins Land & Mortgage Company
Louisiana
Charlie Tucker
Consolidated Barb Wire Company
Harriman testifies in New York police court
Harriman appeared at the Tombs police court as a witness against Frank W. Hill, Harriman's former stenographer, charged with selling for publication the famous Sidney Webster letter. The item mentions an unrelated sales pitch for real estate and menthol products.
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New York
Harriman
Tombs Police Court
Frank W. Hill
Sidney Webster
Home Missionary Society Elects Officers at Convention
Officers for the coming year were elected at the Home Missionary Society session. Mrs. McFarland was re elected president. Speakers included Mrs. Barnes of Kansas City on immigrant work, Mrs. Carmie Cope of Topeka on Pottawatomi work, and Miss Snyder on orphana ges. The society discussed temperance, southern school work, and immigrant issues amid praise for the convention.
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Home Missionary Society
McFarland
Barnes
Kansas City
Kansas
Carmie Cope
Topeka
Pottawatomi
Urbana
York
Nob
Elizabeth Bradley
Pitsburg
Stafford
Gardner
Lawrence
Grace Hall
Miss Snyder
America
Nina Dill
Gathering Waste Paper For Church Fund Drive
The Woman's Auxiliary of a Baptist church collects old magazines newspapers and waste paper to sell to a Miinois paper mill. They will gather daily and store until a car-load is ready. Call Mrs Boyd at home 553 or Mrs Krehbiel at 1817 to arrange pickup.
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The
Baptist Church
Miinois
Shurel
Boyd
Degrees Conferred at Carnegie Re dedication Ceremony
An impressive ceremony marked the Carnegie Institute rededication with honorary degrees awarded to distinguished foreign and American guests by the Western University of Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Carnegie Institute
Western University of Pennsylvania
Man Angrily Shoots Nephew and Two Others
In New York on April 13 Frederick Mattheson shot his nephew George Tiefmann a teamster. wounded Mrs Hoffman and Arthur Gobelman nephew of Hoffman after being reproved for leaving a window open near his bed last night.
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New York
Frederick Mattheson
George Tioffman
Hoffman
Arthur Goubleman
Major General Wade retires from Army after long service
Major General James F. Wade, senior in rank and second to Lieutenant General MacArthur, retires today due to old age. In Texas near Gunter, J C Price, his seven children and relatives, were burned beyond recognition when a kerosene fire exploded.
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Washington
James F. Wade
Army
MacArthur
Denison
Texas
Gunter
J. C Price
Sve
Jollie Bierse
Allen Upchurch
Price
Woman Released After Police Questioning in Murder Case
Chicago April 13 Mrs Mary Slajek twenty two is freed after two hours of police questioning over her alleged murder of her mother and poisoning her father and three brothers. Police admit bafflement at her composure and protests of innocence while she remains under surveillance. Saturday markets offer egg plant cucumbers beets potatoes tomatoes and other vegetables at Danmire's with southern strawberries. Abe Wolfson sells L Douglas shoes at 637 Mass street.
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Chicago
Mary Slajek
Danmire’s
Social and Personal Items From Topeka Date
Dr J Bhi formerly of Law rence now of Chitaga visits town in good spirits. Lawrence high school teachers hosted annual reception for Elisa members at AL Whitman home. Over seventy youths attended the social evening with querriment and refreshments served by four juror girls. Topeka April 13 Western Baseball Association announces season opens May 2 with Leavenworth Wichita Hutchinson Joplin Webb City and Oklahoma City Springfield. season ends September Treelsba and others report good condition.
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J. Bhi
Lawrence
Chitaga
J. A. Lawrence
Lawwrence Hith Wohnol
Elisa
AL Whitman
Dredd Avenue
Wea
Shadow Pantomone
Topeka
Leavenfourth
Wichita
Hutchinsul
Joplin
Webb City
Oklahoma C
Springfield
Lost call button and rewards offered after hours
Lost item and reward notice appears with brief classifieds for rent, help wanted, and local notices. Wording hints at multiple small ads including a stallion venue, popcorn promotion, and confectionery items with local contact details and prices.
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Business Directory
Attorneys-At-Law
L. H. Perkins
Ofire Op Secund Moor Wallops Bank
Barker & Means
Ove
Opera House
J. H. Menger
Massachusetts Street
John Q. A. Norton
Firat National Bank
Joseph E. Riggs
Tui Maasachusetta Bt
Anderson
Omcn
Vermont Street
G. W. Jones
J. D. Morse
M. D
Woodward & Co
E Drugatore
J. R. Bechtel
Culce
Massachusetts
Tennessee Street
George A. Banks & Son
Heal Extate
Nansurance
Telephone
Tearut
Mork Bros. & Sharp
Eicriege
Shark
Ieee
DR. C
Simmons
Wiatta
Bath
Elm
Perkins
Atlas Building & Loan Association
A. Guenther
Jaedickes
Spring Patarns
Protsch
Boughton’s
Mass
Harry
Jerom
Will
St. Louie
Schulz
WIEBE
Egge
Lie
Willi
W. D. Kellar
Red Taggart
LeRoy Henderson
Clarence Potter
John Reyer
Church Services
Ministers’ Alliance
Telaware Street
John Tudley
Free Methodist Church
Christian Science
M. E
Meno
Wiedemann's
Gustafson
Ang. Pierson
Guatafson's
Wiedemann’s
Gold Wheeler
Kentucky ‘Street
Mev
Baxter
Oak Hill Cemetery
J. A. Kelly
Will Spurgeon
Rhode Island Street
Rev. Bennett
Billie Williamsos
Smith
News Depot
Stuart
Boyles
Just
W. BR. Green
Will Doolin
Lecompton
Walter J. Arnold
May E. Thomas
Squire's
Hosford Investment
Afton Court
Iula
Lueing H. Perkins
Francis M. Perkins
Chas. Scott
Chas. 5. Skilton
Soto
Charlotte Hodgson
Strelezki
Tosti
Schamano
Mattanata
Mixa Gertrude Russ
Edward Huobach
Hosford Investment Co
Straffon's
Dmg
Bevera
Wade Betted
Bazore
Wolf's Book Store
Boughton's
L. Douglas
Abe Wolfson
Mass, Street
Neville’s
J. M. Nevil
J. Eldridge
Tice Winiton
J. HB. Watkins
CA. Fly
C H. Tucker
W. B. Hazen
Awe Cashier
J. B. Watking
C. A. Hil
State Bank
Martial Stack
Bromellick
Sweeney
E& J. Hilkey
W. R Stobbs
W. EB Boalding
Geo. Innes
Luther N. Lewis
W. Bromelatch
Bweenay
Jacob Sadshy
E J. Hulay
Tranaada
General Banking
Svalnces
Newry & Ware
Massachusetts ST
Nebraska
Omaha
Ned
Ut Journal
E. Collins
Quincy St
Bell Phone
Kemper- Thomas Co
Cincinnati
Ohio
Wiedemann 'S
F. A. Ewing's
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