Inter‑School Meet Ends In Tight College Victory
In McCook field's inter‑school meet the College edge out Engineers by a half point, 52½ to 52, with the Laws at 2014. Five University records fall including the half mile, mile, two mile, broad jump and discus throw as Priest and Miller tie for half mile, Cowley wins the mile, Cummins takes the two mile, Butler tops the broad jump, Drake wins discus, and Putnam secures both shot put and hammer.
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Jon McCook
College
Engineers
McCook
Priest
Milton Miller
Miller
Cooley
Kansas City
Cummins
Jimmy Butler
Drake
Harry Kemp
Newbeld
Wallace
Law
Rabb
Sladdock
McCoy
Dennis
Williams
Allendorf
Cowley
Stuvey
Worden
Hovey
Kemp
Parker and Johson
Young
Coventry
Tlpight
Butler
Yours
Johnson
Parker
Russell
Putnam
Campbell
Pringle
Eddy
Donald
New Bold
Haddock
Babb
Driscnll
Laws
Local Stores Advertise Goods and Food at Mid Price
Alaska Refrigerators and Herrick Enamel displays line the shelves at Eckes Economy Store while Wolf's Book Store and Smith's News Depot riff on cigars razors and low prices. The Peerless Lunch Rooms boast hot dinners though meat and vegetables run short as customers are urged to come early.
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Alaska
Herrick
ECKE
Encampment Program for Grand Army of the Republic
Topeka hosts the twenty sixth annual Grand Army encampment May 7 to May 9 with ceremonies at the Capitol and Auditorium. Addresses from Governor Hoch and Mayor Green, big parade at night, campfire events, and presentations of prizes and medals for top posts and individuals.
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Topeka
Grand Army of the Republic of
Copeland Hotel
Woman's Relief Corps
House of Representatives
Senate Chamber
Sons of Veterans
Knights of Pythias
Wiedemann
Sixth
Quincy
James Chapelle
Hoch
William Green
A. M. Fuller
Department
Vinewood Pary
Local Home Store Offers Plants and Wallpaper at Discount Prices
Nasturtium and pansy plants, cinnamon vines, maderia and canna bulbs for sale at the Home Store 1105 Massachusetts Street Mrs Pren diss. Wallpaper patterns priced 5 to 10 cents a roll at Wolf's Bookstore. Keister Dressmaking School 736 New Hampshire offers thirty day inducements in drafting and sewing. Safety razors at Smith's News Depot and gas mantles prepared for Natural Gas by Fred W Fein.
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Massachusetts Stréet
Prendiss
Keister Dressmaking School
New Hampshire
Keister
Driving Horse Dead at Haworth Stable
Trof Haworth reports his fine driving horse died yesterday from acute indigestion after a morning drive to church. The animal grew sick around 3 o'clock and died that evening. Emergency notices follow for cleaners and household supplies, plus local ads for Raymond's ammonia and other goods and services.
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Haworth
Robbery Report Involving Woolsey House On Tenn Street
Saturday night burglars entered Mrs. BE Woolsey’s residence at 1011 Tenn Street, stealing jewelry from a first floor room and ransacking a rear porch refrigerator. Nearby, Paul A. Dinsmoor’s back porch fridge was opened and food taken. Woolsey and Dinsmoor noted no thefts beyond these items, with some confusion about timeline and witnesses. No arrests reported.
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I Jp
Lyuse
G. G. Cleve
Borhend
Newt Bateson Released From Detention In Shootings
Unclear police records show Newt Bateson released after a public shooting incident. Bateson reportedly remained hospitalized and in critical condition with doctors stating his status as serious. The incident stirred public concern and prompted official scrutiny of local safety measures.
Judge Learnard in Town Discusses Oscar Learned Visit
Oscar Learned arrived in Bartlesville with his father for a Sunday stay. The Colonel will depart for Vermont tomorrow. Oscar is actively practicing in Bartlesville and is making progress. He notes the local real estate firm led by Tackett is prospering.
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Oscar
P Dasto Rent Oof Heavily Panned Shoes Sold by Abe Wolfson
A fragment notes a shop on 637 Mass Street selling shoes linked to Abe Wolfson. The garbled text mentions a Dw egre t, a lab plan, and sundae items at a venue named Wiede W. Le Douglas, but lacks clear events or dates. The readable items are the store address and owner.
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W. le Douglas
Abe Wolfson
Mass. Street
Revival Continues as Tabernacle Sees New Converts
A modern Pentecost prompts ongoing Tabernacle revival with 201 members after yesterday's services. About 1400 attended inside as many new converts from Lawrence and surrounding towns join, and plans to extend into another Sunday aim to push toward 300 members. Pastor Milton leads, with a week of song, testimony, and a relief fund coordinated with the Christian Welfare for Chi World sufferers.
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Christian Tabernacle
Milton
Chorch
Leeempton
Williamstown
Vival
Kinlora
Lawrence
Ertinn
Adlow
Phe
Christ
Legan
Herald
China
Festival Concert Plans Amid Singer Cancellations
The First Festival Concert committee reassures the public after Madam Schumann Heink cancels her western engagement. Hekking as a Vindunectlist is praised, Madam Maconda ranks high, and tenor Mr. Siringon will perform a solo part. The program promises strong artists and varied selections likely to please more than the planned prima donna recital.
Last Piano Recital by Mary Wort at Hal Arts Hall
The final piano recital of the course will be held Thursday evening by Miss Mary Wort. Since her last appearance in Lawrence she has gained recognition for her literary work. A special piano has been sent from Chicago for her performance.
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Or Hal Arsday
Mary Wort
Miss Chase
Lawrence
Nion
Chicago
Last Week Breaks Coldest Week Record Says Dr Siow
Dr Siow notes the week of April 14 to 20 was the coldest in forty years of records with an average temperature 11 degrees below normal. No frost days occurred, though three hard frosts are mentioned as still possible in the period.
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Siow
Mongolia Steamer Grounded Near Land No Lives Lost
The Pacific mail steamer Mongolia ran aground this morning near land with no loss of life. Other brief items note a sixty day respite granted to William Spaugh Jr. for murder of Iron county sheriff. Classifieds advertise jobs for 10 girls at Wilder Bros and a display of Briar and Merschaum Pipes at Smith's News Depot and bicycle ads for the Bacycle.
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Tokio
Pacific Mail
Mongolia
Jefferson City
William Spaugh
Tenced
Iron County
Smith 'S News Depot
Riverside social notes mix travel and clubs in Topeka area
Miss Susie Gilmore of Oneira and Miss Emma Dewett visited DeSoto University this morning. Mrs. Hayes left for Aterette Missouri. Professor and Mrs. Owerth spent the time in Kansas City. Mrs. Decker and baby returned from Topeka. The German Club danced at 1200 Tennessee street. The Sigma Ni Society hosted an event at the Aquet Friday. University YWCA party at Snow Hall featured varied campus crowd.
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Emma Dewett
DeSoto
Uhis
Nellie Saunders
Euedora
Te ‘Topel Hoy Lanehell
Topeka
V Linman
Kansas
Myrtle Marmon
Sunnyside
Mable Halsentter
Leavenworth
Miss Pearl
Frank Tenedict
Harry Rives
Telode
Obin
Fudge
Cow
Phillips Vermeis
Saimlay
Howe and Son
Melvin
Mes
Chas
Decker
Tennessee Street
Sigma Ni Society of the Aquet
Frank An- Arthur Fomur
Shaw
Hersen Marks
Burglary at Teunsinger Livery Stables Sees Trunks Looted
Thieving continues as Teunsinger owner discovers his barn broken into on Vermont street. Two office trunks vanish then later found opened in the rear alley with contents scattered. no money missing. It marks the third burglary in three days in West Lawrence as drivers push to identify the culprits.
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TE O'Elwk
Jfioil Hunsinger
Timsinger Livery
Central Hotel
Vermont Street
Teunsinger
West Lawrence
Catch the Robbers and Catch Them Fast
The piece urges vigilance to catch robbers by keeping items secure and following every clue. It stresses towns face recurrent thefts and calls for residents to report any information to authorities, asserting that every clue helps law enforcement identify suspects.
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Lawrence
J. H. Chase To Be Buried Here
The body of datin H. Chase killed by a team near Shelton Washington last Saturday will be brought to Lawrence for burial. He has a brother and sister and father here. Funeral announcements will be given Inter.
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Datin H. Chase
Shelton
Washington
Lawrence
Salvation Army hall meeting tonight led by Major Cass
Major A Cass of Kansas City will conduct a special meeting at the Salvation Army hall tonight assisted by Staff Captain Dale and Captain Whittaker. The event is free and open to all with service starting at 4 PM. Also notes Elks updates on Fred Clarke's improving health and Ossawatomie judge attendance in Lawrence Wednesday.
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A. Cass
Kansas City
Salvation Army Hall
Dale
Whittaker
Fred Clarke
Clarke
Clarence Hall
J. F. Johnson
Ossawatomie
Elks
Shape
Lawrence
East Winthrop
Johnsen
Fashions in Short Coats for the Season
Special attention is given to light weight garments as many thin lingerie gowns are worn. White cloth jackets and white taffetas are popular with lace appliques and modish braids. A smart model features silk soutache trim, looped braid, and white silk buttons with a yoke of moire bordered by lace. Puff sleeves end in braided cuffs and lace ruffles. a mushroom white straw hat with ostrich plumes completes the look.
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Raqbeobertson
Urniture
Akesis
Wiedeman
Loch
Wolf’s Book Store
Smith
News Depot
Baby Ribbon Cigars Sc
Billie Williamson
Wiedemann’s
Oxfords
Fischers
Coney
Aroll
Wolf's
Smith’s
Fred W. Fein
Jackson Block
Romanley
Lawrence National Bank
Lawrence,kans
Klein
Mass
Smith’s News Depot
Nets & Swisses
Driving Horse
Raymond's
Paul Luckan
New Hampshire St
Bell
Joan
Morrison & Lenon
Mans
Wiedemann's
Newt Bateson
Bateson
Hoadley's
Biak
Post. Y
Bick Paneama
Panama
Amel Sundaes
Wiede
Walder Bros
Asi
Childrens’ Union
Ladie
Innes, Bullene & Hackman
Tabernacle Revival
Spaugh
Wilder Bros
L. F. Conklin
Masa Street
Susie Gilmore
Oneira, Kan
Ila
Snow Hall
Rand
Emil Hunsinger
J. H. Chase
Attention Elks
Wiedemano’s
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