Raid Seizures Hit Liquor Operations Saturday Night
Sheriff Woodward and deputies aided by Marshal Prentice and City police raided multiple locations where liquor sales were suspected. The operation ended around 2 AM Sunday, with several arrests for Prohibitory Law violations and quantities of whiskey, beer, and gambling paraphernalia seized.
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Woodward
Prentice
Jtill
Leandar Ray
Locust Street
Chas Dankins
Soo
Witinhoy
Real Estate and goods ads mixed in city notice
A jumble of classified items lists GEO, A. Flory Real Estate, room 10, for sale and rent, and a note about profits to Joan on real estate. Mrs Witter sells infant wear from 03 Massachusetts Street. Smith’s News Depot offers baseball season supplies at low prices. Gustafson markets optical goods with an optician fitting glasses. A coat found near the river is sought for return to 1320 Vermont Street with a cash reward. Ads include furniture for sale, sample distribution, a black horse request, and local court drunkenness fines. Dr. Owen Osteopath and optician at 27 Mass Street.
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Smith's
News Depot
Vermont Street
Delegates Gather in Lawrence for Fraternal Aid Meeting
District delegates to the Fraternal Aid association district convention will assemble tomorrow at 1 PM in the F A hall, Lawrence. Forty three delegates will represent Lawrence North Lawrence Reno Eudora Perry Lecompton Sarcoxie Lone Star Williamstown Clinton and others. Athens council No 3 lists numerous members and officers attending the meeting and selection of delegates for the general council in late May.
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Fraternal Aid Association
F. 4. A. Hall
Lawrence
General Council
North Lawrence
Reno
Eudora
Perry
Lecompton
Sarcoxte
Lone Star
Williamstown
Clinton
Athens Council No
A. J. Anderson
Carl Phillips
J. 11. Mitchell
E. F. Caldwell
A. H H. Martindale
E. L.r Charlton
A. Whitman
O. B. Gardner
F. L. Peaks
A. E. Robinson
W. T. Williamson
W. Ulrich
C. Zlesenls
J. Sugrue
RB. H. Stewart
Lydia Meais
D- Hishop
W. L. Burdick
T. Riling
C. S. Finch
Mra. Laskett
D. Passon
Kirs
M. E. Armstrong
Chas
Stoddard
W. Yoadley
Hall
W. A. Willis
R. EB. Everett
Ette Rodell
T. J. Sweeney
Cleaning and Spraying Services Advertised in One Notice
An old newspaper snippet advertises house cleaning services for carpet cleaning and rug sizing by F. H. Bennett & Co at 101 Mass. Street with tel 5672, plus spray recommendations for apple trees featuring Jisparane. It also lists Raymond & Co offering green and purple dyes and chemicals. The garbled remainder suggests miscellaneous job ads and trade notices.
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F. H. Bennett &Co
Mass
Raymond & Co
Camera Club Meeting The Traveling Companion
Miss Miona Gragber will present The Camera as a Traveling Companion to the Camera Club this evening at John T. Moore's residence. A print on Vacation Mementoy is featured as the evening's subject, with hopes the St. Louis fair will be well pictured by members and a pleasant night anticipated.
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Miona Gragber
Camera Club
John T. Moore
St. Louis
Easter Church Services Across City Offer Festive Observance
The Easter observances drew broad participation with churches across the city decked in decor and special music. Worshippers attended services in multiple houses of worship, reporting gratitude for the seasonal celebration and community gathering amid varied local weather conditions.
Storewide Sale Promises Deep Discounts This Week
A noisy talk in the storefront includes threats to “tear things up a bit” as carpenters and masons allegedly push for higher cuts while dishes of all kinds are advertised for sale cheaper than ever all week.
Hoadley’s Plant Listings and Local Ads
Hoadley’s offers tomato and cabbage plants with prices per dozen and delivery from Phillips fruit farm. Also promotes Lac-or-Een wood finishes and Dick Bros stains. Dick Bros sells products and Rutter’s sharpens lawn mowers at 14 East Henry.
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Phillip
Tel
Dick Bros
Rutter’s
East Henry Street
Easter Parade Draws Lawrence Residents In Bright Attire
Easter Sunday drew Lawrence residents into the streets after morning services ended. Women wore pretty pew dresses and spring hats while men sported new hats and suits. Children flashed bright outfits as the city watched a fine Easter parade pass by the post office.
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Lawrence
Road works begin at Oak Hill cemetery project
City council notes road building has started at Oak Hill cemetery. Macadamizing of driveways soon to begin with rock hauled and grading underway. Changes to current roads not laid out by the plot. Endamizing to be done by Capt Huddleston. Refer to second page for Baptist church program Thursday night.
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Oak Hill Cemetery
Huddleston
The
Journi
Baptist Church
Lost item found near 70 Tennessee and church
A lost gold bowed bifocal spectacles in leather case stamped 06OF. Small reward offered. Item last seen near 70 Tennessee and a Catholic church. Contact 13¢8 Ohio street for return.
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Tennessee
Catholic Church
Optisian
Ohio Street
University of Kansas Highlights and Local News
University of Kansas track meet yields three records with fast times and new marks. Van Zandt heads to Detroit as a YWCA delegate. campus observes a May Day holiday in honor of the Class of 1907 for declining participation in traditional events. Debates against Iowa and Missouri praised. GE associates in Schenectady noted. alumni connections with the company detailed. typhoid pneumonia patient improving. local candidates for city offices await fate.
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Misa van Zandt
Detroit
Mien
Sle
University
Jing
Uie University
Strong
Iawa
Missouri
Lynn
Corbin
Kansas University
General Electric Company
Schnectady
New York
E. K. Davey
H.maswell
J. ‘I. Flickinger
F. A. Nichols
J. Osborne
W. A. Wolcott
L. C. Diesem
J. W. Seamangs
F. MM. Farwell
B McCollum
Flickfinger
Str
A. A. Rohrer
Malcom celebrates sixth birthday with friends at hotel party
A party hosted by Malcom Conn Satundy for his young friends marked his sixth birthday. After playful activities, guests enjoyed a dinner in the hotel dining room. The room featured Easter and birthday decorations and flowers, described as a delightful gathering for the celebrant and friends.
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Malcom
Conn
Teka
Chicago
Albert, Lander
Little Rock
Arkansas
Bunk
Lela
Viriea @usson
City
Tieranele
Maul Olson
Menninger
Mucho
Haker University
Wis
Lawrence
Topeka
Portraits of Russia Japan leaders amid eastern conflict
The article describes enlarged portraits of Russia and Japan leaders, noting stark facial contrasts and heredity hints as a czarist scene is photographed. It cites Emperor Nicholas II’s look and a czarevitch resembling Queen Victoria, debating the camera’s revelations and future historians’ judgments. The piece also mentions a new telephone conduit shipment, and a Fraternal Aid district convention in Lawrence with delegates to the general council.
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Russia
Jepan
Translators Face Micmac Language Dilemmas in Old Bible Copy
London notes on translating Micmac speech reveal odd errors in a first edition of St Matthew. A translator misprinted a phrase for nation becoming a pair of snow shoes showing the difficulty of rendering empire in a language with no word for it. Expert Levick highlights the Redevelopment of Velox demo at Woodward and Co Round Corner Friday April 28.
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Nova Scotia
London News
Hibly Society
Nagoktakumiksijik
Plea of Guilty and State Investigation Plans
A garbled item notes a plea of guilty in Topeka and mentions governor appointed advisors to assist in investigating state departments. The piece references a peculiar landon view attracting attention from physicians over tea cigarette addiction, circuses delaying parade features, and an upcoming Daughters of Wrymouth Church event serving dinners on April 20 at Weaver's store.
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Topeka
Kate
Apel Sb
Jechend
Grovernor Herth
Awd
Landon
Wrymouth
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Starkweather Shoe Co
RFO
Gio
Atlan
Butue
Atlas Building and Loen Association
Plrking
Mec
W. A. Guenther
Remai
E. Seidel
Court House
Ban McFarlane
Olle McFarlane
McFarlane Bros
COAL
Woot Amy Peed
H. Ziesenis
Massechuectts St
Bolenger
Gibsa Furmaces
American Steel Fures
J. A. Spaulding
Old Court House
Puoue
Russwin
Jaedicke’s
Cleland
Geo, A. Flory
A. Buiilding
Joan
Gustafson
Raward
Kentucky Street
Paul Luckan
New Hampshire Street
Ava
Idaa A. Alford
Ohio
Empire
Wells St
Luquire
Delaware and
Henry Streets
Pollen Court
Sam Dustin
R. Nelson
Dr. Owen
Mass.street
Phoce
White
Kansas
W.H. Ouwakenbush
Hugh Blair
Merchant’s National Bank
Best Com Life, Fire
JS. Tornedo Insuranes
Becarity
Chis
Aberdeen
Cie
Lawrence Goss
Leeity
Mik Shiaater
HOA, Tpo & CO
Stella Quarkedte Eecsert
Thay Hayat Ebureh
Hursay Olpht
A. D. Weaver
Priestley
Bastar
Weshes
Tika Cave
Ehurelbes
Ehirnendupates
Ea Guba
Chia
Wits
Ghial Gare
Postar
Carabley Bet
Massachuxatiy
Waray Ra
Bea
Haba
Piya Hiferrot
Aby Reves Tap Hst Poe Gore Tee
API Bed Cary Ah
Mr Bey Ponte Phere Ter
Pohtee
Harvyetip
Cath
Hoadley
Seendon Coksellers and Station
L. L. Phillips & CO
Smith's News Depot
HE Innes
Sued
Marseilles
H Moys
Innes, Bullene& Hackman
University OF Kansas
Iawoachool
Seerids
Thriscull
Butler
C. J. Exleksep
Williams, Hoyt & Co
Fischer’s
Clark
Dae
Mio
Oni Turing
David Paeon
Frog Savage
Neal Drameliy
Haw
Laudlongeton
Newelulpa
Atic Mies
Troberd I
Wil Genschr
Cad
Ieenberger
Levick
Velox
Woodward & Co
Round Corner
Priday
Witeed
Aplea
Young Yun
Frigiten
Wietita
Wah
Agaak
Doris
Boday
Ata Peni
Ak Pie Wurtitty
Telephone
Esethenry Street
Lawrence Planing Mill Co
Lawrence_Upholstering Co
Doberioun
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