Massachusette Street Journal World Advertisement and Opinion Text
Office-723 Massachusetts Street Lawrence Kansas long column of telephones rates postal notices and religious scripture. The article then opines on speeding laws, driver skills and accident statistics before noting the Hell Gate current improvement and engineers' sixty-year project since 1870 to straighten channels and remove dangers.
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Massachusette Street
Lawrence
Kansas
Milimatrccity
San Frano Sansome
Los Angeles
South Broadway
Kansas City
Coca Cola
Walton
Hell Gate
East River
New York
Abdication of Alfonso the last Bourbon king of Spain
The article notes Alfonso of Spain abdicated in response to popular wish, praising his reign as prudent and justified. It discusses the rise of republican sentiment, the new responsibility of the government, and the uncertain period ahead under republic. It mentions Governor Murray in Oklahoma, a Berlin mayor, university notes, a birthday party, Buck Beer Day shifts, and a railroad depot purchase.
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Spain
Alfonso
Berlin
Heinrich Salm
Speed and Accidents in Kansas City Mortality
Kansas City faces rising motor car deaths this year prompting officials and press to seek remedies. The debate centers on speed versus driver care with conflicting views on enforcement and its effect on accident rates.
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Kansas City
Dr Sellards Returns After Spa Treatment In 25 Years Ago Tale
Twenty five years ago on a Wednesday in April Dr Sellards arrived back in Lawrence from Hot Springs where he had accompanied E rT on a trip to test the effects of springs for rheumatic troubles. He traveled with Gen Carroll and others including Campbell and Frank Merrill, who represented the active chapter, and W W Cockins.
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Sellards
Hot Springs
E Rt
Lawrence
Gen. Carroll
Garr
Nee Can
Social happenings and hospital notes in Franklin and Lawrence
A busy social day features tea hosted by Mrs. T. H. Chalkley and Mrs. A. C. Mitch led by several hostesses and helpers. Nurse Matilda Sutter visits family in Lawrence while hospital fundraising efforts continue. G W E Griffith, 87, seriously injured in Los Angeles after a collision with a train. fire department trains on aerial truck at Masonic temple.
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Matilda Sutter
Fitzsimmons Recuperation Hospital
Denver
Perry Barber
Laan Eghegnin Cat Sa
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
MacMurray
Masonic Temple
Lawrence
G. W.E. Griffith
Los Angeles
Cal
Nervous Indigestion and Stress in Modern Life
Medical text from Haga Galdstom Academy of Medicine explains how worry anxiety and chronic fatigue contribute to nervous indigestion. It discusses symptoms such as abdomen pains diarrhea constipation and vomiting and notes organic disease must be excluded. The piece links civilization’s demands to digestive disruption and asks why digestion cannot simply function without emotional interference.
Kansas History Note Mentions Meeker Pioneer Dies
Fragmentary note recalls Jotham Meeker relation and a digitized history item. It references Ottawa area, cattle disease quarantines, and a pioneer era event in 1834 with limited readable context.
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Peat Martin
Kansas
Ottawa
Jotham Meeker
Former Caddy Wins Suit for Eye Injury
Former caddy Earl Smith sued over a golf accident ten years ago at Horton Joan club. A circuit court awarded him 7500 dollars for permanent blindness in his right eye after Hernan Lehreter’s tee shot struck him. Smith, twelve at the time, waited a decade to sue in his own name.
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Hernan Lehreter
Horton. Joan
Earl Smith
Gaddy
Smith
Revenge and a Sicilian Snake in England
Percival’s tale follows Waye a St Clair avenger pursuing Spider Schlitz and Chink Dorson after a diamond theft and his daughter’s death. In England he tracks Dorson to Witherby End and Webb’s manor where Schlitz is killed and the hunt tightens for Dorson amid looming legal peril and the criminal gang.
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Chicago
John Wave
Simon
Gryde
Schilex
Dorson
St. Clair
Waye
St-Clair
William
England
Simeon, Gryde
Dr. Machado
Schlitz
Athirst
Chad
Drink Dorson
Theophilus Webb
Witherby
Spider Schlitz
Chink Dorson
Doc Simon
Witherby End
Squire Webb
Odd
Mr. Webb
Williams H. William
America
Chin
Ci Dorson
Mato
Lebanon
Ink Dorson
Frederick A. Stokes
The Clouds' Meeting
Mary Graham Bonner narrates a whimsical tale where Little Black Clock, Peete, and John ride a plane along a magic path to observe clouds. Clouds gather for a friendly gathering, then laugh and chatter until the sky darkens and rain pours all day.
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Mary Graham Bonner
Peete
John
Peggy
Unusual Beat Adds to Baker College Track Hopes
Kansas brief notes Mildred Case of Kansas City and Mary Chase of Junction City seek spots on Baker University track team under coach George Bri In. They train by sprinting the quarter mile as part of conditioning. Also reported is the death of John F. Carle, 82, longtime postmaster appointed in 1893 to La Harpe Kansas by President Harrison.
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Associated Press
Baldwin
Baker University
Mildred Case
Kansas City
Mary Chase
Junction City
George Bri
Neosho Rapids
John F. Carle
la Harpe
Kan
Harrison
State orders spelling change at special schools
Topeka authorities call for replacing inmate with student on forms for the deaf at Olathe and the blind at Kansas City. A petition from 125 Albert citizens seeks strict Sunday labor enforcement for movie shows and highway work, urging no construction on Highway 83 in Norton county. Beloit police identify a man who died by suicide near Solomon Rapids as Dave Flaherty 54 formerly of Tara Iowa, with a postal savings account noted in Orleans Nebraska.
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Topeka
Harry Woodringay
State of Administration
School For the Deaf
Olathe
Kansas City
Roland Boynton
Almens
Kan
Nortoncoun
Boynton
Highway Department
Beloit
Solomon Rapids
Dave Flaherty
Tara
GC. E. Watkins
Orleans
Neb
Flaherty
Flashes of Life from Around the Nation and World
A collage of brief items reports Ty Cobb advising boys to avoid golf to protect hitting power while Babe Ruth sees golf’s rise in his era. Washington notes a hot White House cooling system. West Point reports Prince Takamatsu’s visit prompting disciplinary relief. Clarence Darrow weighs in on evolution via film. Kellogg expands daily shifts boosting output. U S dye production falls slightly. Transatlantic blind flight practice by Harrs and Hillig. London warns of rising highway danger with 7805 deaths last year.
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del Monte
Calif
Ty Cobb
Babe Ruth
Washington
White House
West Point
Prince Takamatsu
Military Academy
N York
Clarence Darrow
Battle Creek
Mich
Roosevelt Field
Newcastle
Del
Holger Harrs
Otto Hillig
London
John Bull
Baldwin News Highlights Include Operetta and Visits
Miss Irene Holmes from Pittsburgh visited at the Alpha Chi Omega house over the weekend. The Baldwin High School will stage an operetta The Lucky Jade on April 17 at Centenary hall with sixty four students. Virginia Frye and Revere Sutor lead, with a large cast and choruses coached by Madge Reynolds. Mr and Mrs W W Wilcox traveled to St Louis for a short visit. Mrs C E Blake visits in Kansas City with her daughter. Farmers Union held spring community day with races and auctions.
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Irene Holmes
Pittsburgh
Baker
Alpha Chi Omega House
W. W. Wilcox
St. Louis
Baldwin High School
Centenary Hall
Virginia Frye
Revere Sutor
Downs
Howard Vick
Paul Husted
Lucky Jade
Madge Reynolds
C. E. Beeks
Kansas City
Claude
Iona Follin Martin
Farmers’ Union
West Baldwin
Katherine Thorp
C. E. Blake
Daugh
Arrival and funeral notes from Baldwin district
Mrs James Allderdice and companions plan visits before returning near Waverly where Blake owns a farm lodge. The old Maid's Text hosts town guests with music by Miss Carnie Wallace. News reaches Baldwin of Dr Hawkins death at the Soldier's National Home Leavenworth. he was once a Baldwin resident and leaves a son Orley Han.
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Ter
James Allderdice
Goldwater
Apie
Adriance
Elsie Bennetts
Waverly
Blake
Carnie Wallace
Baldwin
Doctor Hawkins
Soldier's National Home
Leavenworth
Orley Han
Hankins Family Tends Funeral Arrangements in Baldwin
The Hankins family in Baldwin awaits word from children living at a distance after kin from Ottawa transported the body to Baldwin for funeral services to be held later this week. Daughters Mrs Edward Hislop in Kansas City and Mrs Lucy Hankins White, a University of Kansas housemother, along with sons Dr Frank Hankins and Ralph Hankins and daughter Miss Helen Hankins, are noted as part of the family.
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Ottawa
Leaven‘worth
Baldwin
Edward ‘Hislop
Kansas City
Lucy Hankins
White
University of Kansas
Frank Hankins
Ralph Hankins
Helen Hankins
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