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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1913

Page

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Mysterious bloody pipe found near Lawrence tannery

Police investigate a fresh blood stained pipe and prints at a field north of the Lawrence tannery Maine Street area. Suspicion centers on a possible murder or a cruel joke linked to a prior notorious "Wrooster" case. Detectives search nearby territory and sacks are noted near the scene. Local officials doubt a real murder, citing prior hoaxes and lack of evidence.

Lawrence Ty Jones Maine Street Iain Plomder M. Byrd B. E. Meyers Peteuson KK. OU Ferguson Eoumk Olathe Iit Perencon Alla

Japan wary as war talk cools after bill delay

Spectators in Tokig report chagrin and wounded pride as incendiary rhetoric from irresponsible voices fades amid awaited deliberations on a California alien bill. Government and business leaders stress no responsible person supports war, hoping for calm.

Japan Ling Halion Nog Aln California Savamento Japa

Modest Statement From Sixty-Third Congress Members

Washington April 21 public release shows biographies of representatives and senators prepared by themselves for the new congressional director. The new senator from bar William Howard Thompson says he will bring credit and honor to himself and the state and nation.

Washington Sixty-Third Congress Bar William Howard Thompson

Debate Over Amendments Tightens Tariff Bill Schedule

Washington April 24 The House may begin general debate on the Democratic tariff bill as amended. A House resolution would limit debate to eight legislative days and restrict amendments to two per schedule, with only two amendments allowed in the bill overall. The Ways and Means Committee plans to act today and Underwood's majority report is expected in the House tomorrow. The President argues tariff low rates justify limited further cuts for reciprocity agreements.

Washington Apes House Lapa Underwood Wade

Fire destroys Lizzie Childs home on Wisconsin Street

A noon fire leveled the residence of Mrs. Lizzie Childs at 35 Wisconsin Street, destroying the home and contents. Loss about 1800 with 600 insurance. cause undetermined. The widow, already having endured prior loss and hardship, faces destitution as she awaits any salvage from the blaze. In a separate note, a Canal treaty measure seeks British and other nation input on open, equal participation in construction costs.

Lizzie Childs Wisconsin Street Tost Fle Hinshand Vance

Suit for Money Filed in District Court

A suit for $1 AMA and interest at 6 percent plus costs $5.60 was filed in Dantas County District Court by E. A. Kinzer against Globe Surety Company of Kansas City. TD Bishop represents the plaintiff. A separate quiet title suit, John L. Kramer versus ALT Cohen et al, was filed in Douglas County District Court with John R. Thorne of Oliffe, Kansas, as attorney for the plaintiff.

Dantas County E. A. Kinzer The Globe Surety Company of Kansas City Mas. TD Bishop Donglad John L. Kramer Alt. Cohen John R. Thorne Olifhe Kansas

Lost Boy Found in Columbia Mississippi Kidnapping Case

April 21 news reports Robert Donbar an eight year old kidnapped last August near Opelousas Louisiana has been found and identified by his father. A man named W C Walters has been jailed charged with kidnapping. Walters travels in a wagon repairing clocks and claimed a North Carolina widow gave him the boy over a year ago.

Columbia Mississippi Robert Donbar Opelousas W. C. Walters Walters North Carolina

Interurban line eyed from Lawrence toward De Soto

Kansas City investor A J Heim toured Lawrence yesterday to discuss an interurban route north of the river toward De Soto and Linwood with plans to cross and run along the Santa Fe line. He aims to build soon and publicize details shortly.伴

A. J. ‘Heim Kansas City Lawrence Heim de- Sote Heith Bowersock Hocker Valle Hein Wm. Taylor O’brien

Mexican Official Seeks Explanation on Vasquez Gomez Incident

Mexico City reports Francisco de la Barra the foreign minister asked the Mexican embassy in Washington for an explanation regarding Council William Canada at Vera Cruz. The prompt alleges he prevented the arrest and removal from the Ward line steamer of Dr. Francisco Vasquez Gomez.

Mexico City Francisco de la Barra Mosigan Foreignminister Washington Council William Canada Vera Chux Francisco Vasquiez Gomez

Civilized Indians Voting Rights and Local Notices From Clinton

Madison Wisconsin April 21 An opinion by Attorney General Owen holds that a person of Indian descent who has studied civilized life may vote if they meet standard qualifications. Marieaver infant child of Rosene Raber of Clinton died aged three months and a half. funeral held at Clinton Cemetery. High School notes list absences. substitutes named for Miss Metcalf and Miss Doth. Marriage licenses issued to We Car lily of Hutchinson Kansas and Anna Rolivers of Lawrence. another license to play to W sott and Clara Powell. Washington April 21 The president nominates J E A Strong for Alaska Governor, Charles E Davidson for Surveyor General, J L Baily for War Department Auditor.

Madison, Wise Thomas Tainter Owen Marieaver Lindley We Carlily Iutchinson Kansas Anna Rolivers Lawrence Sott Clara Powell Renee Ted Peterroof Washington Senate Alaska J. E. A. Strong Juneau Charles E. Davidson War Department J. L. Baily Mis- Sour

Transcript Suit Filed in Douglas County Court

A transcript suit was filed in Douglas County District Court on Saturday April 19. Plaintiffs are James Stevens versus J Edward Teeters and wife.

Hie Douglas County James Stevens J. Edward Teeters

Hernel Divorce Suit Filed By Mrs Tillie Hernel

Tillie Hernel files for divorce from Robert Hernel citing nonsupport and desertion in her petition. Attorney for the plaintiff is Thomas Hatley.

Bivores Tillie Hernel Robert Hernel

Funeral suspects loom as sleep killer held for grand jury

Elgin April 21 Fourteen year old Herman Coppes faced grand jury after confessing to the Sleep family murders. Authorities hint a relative may be implicated while noting the motive remains unclear. Funeral services were held on the farm as Sheriff McBhart and Atty Phillips pursue new leads amid financial strains on the husband and life insurance for Maud Sleep.

Herman Coppes Manny Sleep Ford Corine Elgin Hetan Coappes Maud Sleep McBhiarts Phillips Coppes Kane St. Charles Lils Spencers Havith

Strikers See Victory in Brussels Equal Suffrage Drive

Brussels reports a general strike for equal suffrage nears 500000 participants as Socialist calculations place the total near that mark. The mood among workers is optimistic that government concessions will follow liberal leaderships aims, amid unrest over acts blamed on various causes. In Fontaine Leveque Belgian troops guard a steel mill. elsewhere militiamen cheer strikers as a notable labor scene unfolds. Washington details: Attorney General McReynolds moves to file a friend of the court brief in the ongoing state rate cases, tied to the Texas rate issue before the commerce court. John H H Tipton and Blanche Mathews wed. others include Douglas M Harris and Sylvia E Ellis, and William J Mettilo nxk and Rosa Gibson, Lawrence households. Ministers Alliance convenes at 10:06 am for routine business. Charles F Baker, former Crocker National Bank assistant cashier, is sentenced to ten years in prison.

Brussels St Fontaine Leveque Belgium Washington McReynolds Supreme’ Court Texas Commerce Court

Good Roads Banquet Set for May 2 in Johnson County

Dérasion, a longtime Good Roads booster in Johnson County, helped organize a May 2 banquet to honor road work. Governor George Hodges is invited to speak, with Kansas Automobile Association officials and local leaders arranging committees and pledging a strong turnout to boost wood roads and highway projects statewide.

Johnson County Igod Roads Association Iit George “Il. Hodges Hodges Hone Dolingen County Douglas Neal Auto Douglas County Ami Watkins Kansas Automobile Association O. H. McQuary W. E. Spaulding Ed. Anderson H. Daugherty Reid Protseh Fak Anderson Hi Bl” Oher W. Kk Spauldi O. EL McQuary, Jr Wil Griesa Lewis Tower J. W. Miller Con Squires Oscar Williams U. the Automobile Mittee- WU Committed Folo Association Endora Township Islock Massachusetts Massachn- Gricey First Ward Lewis Tower Mesetts J. W. Miequ Sear Williams Wind Coe Friend Massachusetts Street Hodnes H. Barnes Automobile Association J. OB. Watkins Kansas State Automobile Ascadelation Ben Wilson Topping Newlin

Death in prairie fire near Seiling Oklahoma

A prairie fire near Seiling Oklahoma last night killed Revdouin Leslie his wife and son. Their horses also died and their bodies were found by the roadside as fire swept through fields north of Baytex pest alley, ending in a deadly tragedy.

Seiling Okla Revdouin Leslie

Lake steamer Ceanda lost in ice near Mackinaw

Milwaukee April 21 report says the steamer Ceanda biggest on the pond sank in ice near Mackinaw after a crushing collision. Uganda crew of 22 were rescued. Harry Dick Slightly injured when struck by an aura on the Eudora bridge. he had just completed a small repair to his own car after a rear collision.

Milwaukee Bufalo Lalgan Mackinaw Uganda Harry Dick Eudora

Lawrence Votes on Commission Plan of Government

A week before election day residents of Lawrence will decide on adopting the commission plan. Proponents say it has succeeded in 35 cities and offers modern government. opponents warn of risks and urge careful consideration before changing the town’s long-standing system first adopted in 1856.

Lawrence Commission Theo Trveut Lawrence Shoul

Death claims Dr A R Sellards in Lawrence

Dr Archibald B Sellards longtime Lawrence physician died after a stroke four years earlier. He returned recently from a trip to New Mexico and California to care for a sick brother, and after a second stroke died yesterday evening. Burial is set for 2:30 Tuesday at 1445 Massachusetts Street with services by Dr H E Wolfe. He was born August 22, 18hh in Greenup County Kentucky and served in the 40th Kentucky during the Civil War. He leaves a widow Barbara Mitlee and eight children, with several grandchildren.

AL R. Sellards Lawrence A. R. Sellards New Mexico Hom Sellards Kentucky Miami Ohio Kenie Kan- Sas Sage County TSM Heo Portsmount Onis Ist Barbary Mitlee

Barter Shop Raid Nets Seven In Crap Game

Police raided a rear barber shop where seven men were found playing craps. Judge Benson imposed a $3 fine plus costs on each, with promises to refrain from further gambling. the players were released after the minimal penalty.

Amt Sammaril Benson

Vinland Institute Plans Session Next Saturday Night

The Vinland Farmers Institute will meet on Saturday evening April 26 at Grange Hall Vinland. The program includes a communication from KSAC and remarks by Farm Adviser Douglas.

Vinland Farmers Institute Grange Liall Vinland KSAC Douglas

Alumni push to move annual Missouri Kansas game back to Kansas City

A strong Kansas University alumni drive seeks to restore the yearly rivalry in Kansas City, after years away in Columbia. Referendum feedback shows broad support for returning the game to the old host city, with about ninety percent backing the change as alumni nationwide voice their opinions. Missouri supporters also favor the move, aiming to have the 1915 game hosted in Kansas City.

Kansas City Kansas University Kansas Ci Missouri Missouri University Cartors Mnule Columbia South Colabia K. UL Gme Lawrence Tony

Extension of Time Sought for Plan Dissolution Bid

Judges Frank Sanbern and Slaith Ginkander advise Jadag Lov et al to extend the filing period for a dissolution plan of the Union Pacifier and Senbern cilie until July first, citing need for more time to submit subsithing the proposal.

Sto Vaal Eders Frank, Sanbern Slaith Ginkander Jadag Lovatt Berver Union Pacifier Senbern Cilie

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