Roosevelt reviews Paris victory parade on Vincennes field
RAND ARMY Pacis April 27 Roosevelt witnessed the Paris garri son on the field of Vincennes just outside the city. General Dalstein the military governor of Paris and the American ambassador with other dignitaries accompanied him. Roosevelt received military honors as troops rode past. Housevelt congratulated Dalstein on the display and operation execution. The parade ended with bands playing the Star Spangled Banner. Separately a bake contest ad invites cakes made with Cottolene Zephyr or Sunburst Flour with prizes Friday night at the M Co. A building. Seventeen prizes. souvenirs from the trade exhibit for ladies and younger folks. Photographs and printer ads mention Raymond's Drug Store and Squires photography. Dr Sellards returns to practice.
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Roosevelt
Paris
Vincennes
Tine City
Hjalstein
Tie Keep
Housevelt
Dalstein
Riosevelt
Yo M. CG
Ed Feurt Disappears From Lawrence After Business Troubles
Lawrence man Ed Feurt who ran a garage and auto shop vanished over a week ago. He had recently faced business failure and a dispute over an automobile loan with Broer Gustafson, and no trace has been found despite search efforts.
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Lawrence
Ed Feurt
Feurt
Broer Gustafson
Gustafson
Xooone
PURELY PERSONAL Mrs Heley Dailey visiting in Kansas City
Mrs Heley Dailey, well known in Lawrence, is visiting from California at the Brest residence. J C Walton of the Board of County Commissioners went to Lecompton this morning in search after the bridge there. Mrs BP JU Dunning of Chanute is visiting Mrs SG Elliott. Mrs ALM Potter and Mrs C Devin went to Eudora this morning. Mrs ALC Smith and Mrs Lola Dycke spent the day in Kansas City. John Usher was among Lawrence people to Kansas City this morning. Keller of Kansas City is with Miss Ethel Shaler and Miss Dora Robb Young. Art Gafford went to Topeka but will return tomorrow. Miss Katherine Reynolds went to Kansas City this morning en route home to Clay Center. Ret EE Baxter went to Kansas City this morning. Paul Bailey left this morning for Troy, Me. Dr Charles Simmons went to Eudora this morning. Mrs C B McClelland and Mrs E McClelland went to Eudora this morning. Dr G C B Francisco, who has been visiting his father, has gone to Wichita for an operation. Mr and Mrs Minor have gone to Butler Springs for a visit. Mrs B W Lemon and children go to Kansas City Friday for a visit. A new line of Waists and Skirts at Mrs Shearer Ladies Toggery. Appendicitis cured without knife No cure no pay Cooper the Dr.
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Heley Dailey
Lawrence
Californa
Brest
J.C. Walton
Board of County Commissioners
Lecompton
BP. JU. Dunning
Chanute
SG. Elliott
Alm. Potter
Devin
Eudora
Alc. Smith
Dycke
Kansas City
John Usher
Kansas’ City
XN Y Keller
Ethel Shaler
Dora Robb Young
Art Gafford
Topekay
Tomor
Katherine Reynolds
Clay Center
Baxter
Paul Bailey
Troy
Charles Simmons
Endora
C. B. McClelland
E. ¥. McClelland
GC. B. Francisco
Wichita
Minor
Botiter Springs
BW. Lemon
Bryce's Visit Brings Historic Attention to Kansas University
James Bryce ambassador from Great Britain arrives in Lawrence with Prof. Jesse Macey. He speaks at Robinson gymnasium and chapel, attends Junior Prom, marking the most notable visit in KU history. The German play by students is postponed to May 5.
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Kansas University
James Bryce
Great Britain
United States
Bryce
Jesse Macey
Grinnell College
Lawrence
Robinson Gymnasium
Brice
University
Recital at Fraser Hall Showcases Miss Hart Organ Mastery
Kansas University Fine Arts graduates filled Fraser Hall with a notable recital by Miss Kate Hart premiering organ pieces and receiving enthusiastic praise for technical mastery. Vocalist Miss Katherine Reynolds, violinist Miss Helen Hill, and pianist Miss Maude Cooke complemented the program, with Miss Reynolds delivering exquisite songs and highlighting a promising spring season for KU recitals.
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Kate Hart
Fraser Hall
Miss Mart
Fine Arts Department
Kansas University
Miss Hart
Hart
Katherine Reynolds
Clay Center
Wirt Morse
Harriet Griessinger
Handel
Laseich
Pionga
Mary Turner Salter
Rachel Pate
Oleaba Bereense
Danhe Sarxate
Chopia Allisen
Zigennnerweisen
Brahms Joachim
Soi Cadman
Th H. A. Beach
Lamp of Love Clough-Leiter
Homer
Plug Jumped Track Near Ohio Street Incident
A Santa Fe plug derailed briefly near the boat binding on Ohio Street this morning but none of the other cars left the track. The engine quickly returned to the rails and no serious damage occurred.
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Santa Fe
Ohio Street
Commencement Plans At Estumizers Invite Wide Involvement
The estumizers hive during commencement week at dtunsas university plan a large program led by Executive L N Flint and RL Price. Alumni, decorations, entertainments, and a major alumni vs seniors game are listed with numerous names for committees and duties, including receptions, housing, invitations, and a choral music lineup.
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al Dtunsas University
Chisey
L. N. Flint
RL Price
C.F. McClung
Lusebeen
M. W. Sterling
Keceprion
Panl
Ktine Nowlin
Tovistratione-L
Q. Kruse
John Hess
May Caudner
Her Wilson
Murray
el Cowgill
Wed
Markets by Wire and Miscellaneous Classified Snippets
Market notes show grain and provisions with Kansas wheat price figures and live stock receipts as well as a Money Market update from New York reporting all time highs. Various ads promote plumbing and wiring savings, framing pictures, a raspberry ice cream flavor, and a local book store offering cakes and picture framing services.
Prosecution Proved Hyde Poison Purchase in Trials
Kansas City April 27 evidence tied Dr. Hyde to cyanide of potassium purchases on three occasions totaling twenty five 1 grain capsules. Drugstore officials testified Hyde warned of its danger and claimed intent to use it to kill dogs. Bacteriologist Stewart described germs Hyde sought and tests conducted in New York as part of the trial.
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Hyde
Dr. Hyde
Kansas City
Col
Thos. H. Swope
Hugo Brecklein
Brecklein
Silat Brocklein
Nven
Stewart
Ayde
Swope
Ling
Hlyde
New York
Hitler
Washington
Roosevelt
United States Senate
Chammecy Depew
Wisi Acros
New York State
Uwre
Empire State
Senate
Weighing of Mails Sparks Railroading Fraud Accusations
J D Bowersock voices anger over franked public documents and weighing practices. He questions government printing waste and criticizes congressmen Miller and Scott amid allegations of sending obsolete literature to boost railroad revenue. He calls for honesty and restraint as public scrutiny rises in Kansas.
Donnelleys Introduce New Packard Touring Car
The Donnellys have arrived in town with a new Packard touring car described as a beauty. It is a latest model with a shock absorbent feature to smooth rough roads and a fine Mohair top.
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Donnelly
Donnelleys
Lawrence
Fire at Anheuser-Busch Plant in St Louis Devastates Beer Bottles
Fire of unknown origin ripped through the Anheuser-Busch Brewing Association plant in St Louis early today, causing an estimated 540,000 dollars in damage. Half a million bottles of beer and millions of burning corks filled the air with smoke, while valuable paintings stored by company VP E. A. Faust were destroyed, totaling about 30,000 dollars.
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St. Louis
Anheuser-Busch Brewing Association
Alack
E. A. Faust
Merger Here Mercer Prods Lawrence Dairymen on Tuberculosis
J H Mercer state sanitary commissioner visited Lawrence to press nine dairymen to answer his letter and take the tuberculosis test. He warned he would quarantine the county if needed and urged the city to pass an ordinance. Also noted are a real estate ad, marriage licenses, a weather report, and a local daily item.
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J. H. Mercer
Lawrence
Mereer
Mr. Mercer
Douglas County
Sy J
We State University
Coburn reports Kansas crop conditions in bulletin
Topeka April 27 F D Coburn secretary of the state board of agriculture issued the first crop bulletin for Kansas. Wheat condition rated at 76 percent with losses concentrated in McPherson 90 percent Marion 95 Dickinson Harvey 70 Saline 62 Rice 68 Clay 54 Ellsworth Sumner 49 Ottawa 45 Sudirwick 43.
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Shulz
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Marescus Street
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Shearer
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Wolf’s Book Store
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Teddy Ordepew
K. U
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Bureau of Navigation
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Ioomerang
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Congress
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