Local Medical and Professional Directory Entries
J Anderson physician and surgeon with office at 717 Vermont Street contactable by telephone 124 OR J R Bechtel osteopathy medicine and surgery practice at 33 Massachusetts Street call 443 and residence 1171 Tennessee Street dial 343-2 Donnelly Bros livery stable located at corner New Hampshire and Winthrop Lawrence Kas telephone 10 Lemos and Insurance Reliable Abstracts of Title offering mortgage loans and bond money with office at 704 Massachusetts Street phone Hell 298
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J. R. Bechtel
Massachusetts
Tennessee Strees
Donnelly Bros
New Hampshire
Winthrop, Ste
Lawrence, Kas
Nal
Lemos
Telephone Hell
Massachusetts St
Oklahoma City Flood subsumes Capital Hill area
A cloudburst near Oklahoma City floods Capital Hill and surrounding lowlands. Eight people are missing with reports of drownings as the North Canadian River rises after heavy rain. thousands evacuate as a mile of Santa Fe tracks is washed out and rail and farm property suffer substantial damage.
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Oklahoma City
Capital Hill
Santa Fe
Okwahelta City
Lightning Creek
Ibe
Graft Probe Shifts to Joplin Police Ties
Judge Dobbs ordered a special grand jury in Joplin Missouri to probe police graft after reports that gamblers and housekeepers gave presents to police officials for protection. The report notes these contacts amid ongoing investigation and broader concerns about corruption. The article also mentions the death of Howand Brownlee, son of Rev. M K Brownlee, in Roswell New Mexico and his expected return for burial arrangements.
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Joplin
Dobbs
Circuit Court
Howand Brownlee
KB. Brownlee
Roswell
New
Funeral for John Chase Draws Local Residents
John Chase funeral services were held near the Christian church with many locals attending the ceremony at the nearby cemetery. Residents from the area gathered to pay respects to the deceased.
Taft Addresses University of Cincinnati Students
Secretary Taft spoke to University of Cincinnati students in an informal address and later at the chamber of commerce. More political time was planned for the afternoon.
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Cincinnaf
Taft
Burglar Steals $1600 From Mrs Frazer in Wakefield
A burglar entered the bedroom of Mrs John Frazer in Wakefield early today and stole 1600 dollars from under her pillow before she woke. The crime occurred as the money was to be banked that day.
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New York
John Frazer
Wakefield
Borough of the Bruns
The Strike Trouble In Salt Lake City
Salt Lake City reports ongoing strike trouble with a noted pint today as workers and authorities clash over demands and schedules.
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Salt Lake City
Tolbert to Join Santa Fe in Las Vegas NM
Frank Tolbert of Salina leaves this noon for Las Vegas New Mexico to accept a position with the Santa Fe.
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Frank Tolbert
Salina
Las Vegas
New Mexico
The
Santa Fe
Revival continues as tabernacle crowd grows in Lawrence
Revival meetings extend into another Sunday as 203 new church members added in five weeks. Evangelist Wilhite leads a large turnout of about 1500 with strong demand to continue, while weather disruptions prompt last minute chair and board adjustments at the tabernacle.
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Tabernacle
Paul Landis
Thir Olathe
May
Dutis
Wilhite
J. J. Cooke
Ed. Charlton
William Ulrich
Tom L. Draper
Wanted Classified Notices From 19th Century Market
Property and sewing space briefs appear—rooms, barn, cistern on Vermont Street, and a daily or weekly sewing space sought. Quillers and real estate brokers advertise services from Henry Street and Mass avenues with Bell phones, seeking buyers and listings.
Marriage License Issued in Lawrence for Griffis and Whitney
Judge Means issued a marriage license for Frank Griffis and May Whitney, both of Lawrence, Springvalley, Als. April 29. Reports include social events, a Sigma Nu banquet at Eldridge Hotel for division delegates, church fund-raising efforts, and community updates on local residents and activities. The piece notes a prayer hour and fundraising campaign for a new church building in Lawrence.
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Judge Means
MO Frank Griffis
Miss May Whitney
Lawrence
Sigma Nu Fraternity
Eldridge
Saturday Evening
Jas. B. Harris
Kansas City
B. P. Sears
O. C. Jones
Everen
Kansas
W. H. Sears
W. Harrington
W. HL. Bears, II
B. Harris
E. F. Engle
Receivers Arrive to Seize Kansas City Breweries
Judge J F Garver who heads a trio of receivers appointed by the Kansas Supreme Court to take charge of nine brewing companies arrived in Wyandotte Kansas City and conferred with local officials about seizing brewery property. The other two receivers Allen and Whitcomb were in Atchison and will arrive tomorrow to begin actual possession.
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Kansas City
JF. Garver
Kansas Supreme Court
Kansas
Allen
Whitcomb
Atchison
Leavenworth
Garyer
Breweries
Bryan addresses Bowdoin students in Brunswick
William Jennings Bryan spoke to Bowdoin College students in Brunswick at the request of President Hyde. The April 22 event drew an audience of Portland Me. residents and local campus members.
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Portland. Me
Wm. J. Bryan
Teddy
Brunswick
Hyde
Bowdoin College
Weather and market notes from Kansas City date April 29
Snow and sleet sweep the southwest from Nebraska to Texas. Wheat receipts total 116 cars with May 17 futures at 4130, July 4130, Sept 4130. Cash grades No 2 hard 71 to 76, No 3 hard 71 to 76, No 2 mixed 46 to 44. Oats No 2 white 43, rye 34, hay pric es 14.25 to 15, butter 26, eggs steady. Live stock receipts: cattle 11,000 with steers 1.75 to 6.20, hogs 9,000 with packers 6.324 to 6.4714.
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Kansas City
Nebraska
Teras
Kappa Alpha Theta Hosts Kat Sup at Chapter House
The Kappa Alpha Theta sorority held a Saturday Kat Sup at their chapter house with decor featuring Sweet pea blossoms. Guests received by Dr. Ida Hyde Mrs. A M Wilcox and Mrs. T M Chalkley, while Mrs. W H Johnston assisted in the dining room.
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Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority
T. J. Chalkley
Ohio Streets
Ida Hyde
A. M. Wilcox
T. M. Chalkley
W. H. Johnston
Umbrella dealer and ice cream quotes share a quirky ad tone
Collage of pasted ad lines and phrases shows a promotional style with mentions of ice cream flavors and an umbrella dealer. It includes garbled numbers and stray fragments about a town office call, speculative wit, and a local business note for F. A. Ewing near Watkins Bank.
Packers Lose: Circuit Court Convicts Major Packers
The United States circuit court of appeals affirms district court judgments against Armour Packing Co Swift Co Morris Co and Cadahy Packing Co for accepting rebates on twelve cent per 100 pounds transportation bills. The decision declares rebate schemes illegal under federal law and may prompt further actions up to the Supreme Court.
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J. Paul
Sanborn
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
District Court of
Eastern District of
Othe United St
Eurses
Supreme Court
How Men Select Wives in The Ancient View
A reflection on why men choose wives based on looks, polish, and social image. It argues that conceit favors showy beauty while homely, practical women attract steadier matches. The piece warns highly confident men may marry for vanity and endure misery, favoring wit and substance over mere appearance.
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Therion
Oman
Iss
Amen
Sinsabte Witls
Bees distributed to farmers to control green bugs
Pendleton on Saturday received IX boxes of bees from Prof. Hunter of the University to prey on green bugs in wheat fields. He will send them to farmers who apply, to work on the pests. For clock repairs and delivery contact Gustaf Son by phone.
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Pendleton
Hunter
The
University
Taylors Sample Shoe Store Offers Deals on Shoes
Why Pay More is used to promote Tay l ors Sample Shoe Store at 903 Mans Street offering best price deals on shoes to attract customers.
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Taylor’s
Mans
Pathfinder Dead in Denver After Sudden Heart Failure
David J. Cook, renowned pathfinder and detective, died today of heart disease at age sixty. He arrived in the west in 1859. The brief obituary notes his notable exploration career and ties to the Colorado frontier.
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Denver
David J. Cook
Baldwin Ledger Editor Seeks Schedule Truth From Santa Fe
Editor Markham questioned J A Connell about a rumored new schedule that could hurt Baldwin. Connell replied there is some basis for the rumor but no changes on the Lawrence Ottawa branch are planned and no action detrimental to Baldwin is expected, with a card time meeting planned soon.
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Markham
The
Baldwin Ledger
J. A1. Connell
Santa Fe
Baldwin
Connell
Lawrence
Ottawa
Men Entombed In Pennsylvania Mine Rescue Underway
Johstown Pa April 20. Seven men trapped by rushing water remain imprisoned in the Foastwell mine as rescuers work around the clock to drain water and free them. Relatives keep vigil at the mine mouth as hopeful officials press for a safe extraction.
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Johstown
Seventien
Foastwell
Woman’s Rights and Law Reform in Early Civic Debate
Charlotte Perkins Gilman argues that women’s political power grows with organization and public involvement, citing the legal misstep in R v Johns Bruns about women not being persons. She notes women’s rising club and council participation, from small study groups to the International Council of Women with six million members.
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Bruns
Misa
Mabel French
Supreme Court
Wamnen
Miss Preneh
Oic
Fac
Inti
Studies
International Council of Women
Tsun
Throuh
Charlotte
Perkins Gilman
Y M C A Notes Highlight Local Attendance
Sixty men attended the Y M C A meeting yesterday afternoon. K Nethercut gave an able and interesting talk. Lawrence Y M C A members traveled to Topeka with Royer brothers Francis and Ralph Stevens Morris Benedict Baldwin Mitchell Charles Lawrence Clyde Constant Robert Keith Joel Asher Henry Asher Dudley Asher Bryan Pareles Charles Gibb and W B Tucker for the boys meeting and were shown through the building afterward.
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Sixtey
K. Nethercut
Lawrence Y. M. C. A
Topeka
Royer Boys
Francis Stevens
Ralph Stevens
Morris Benedict
Baldwin Mitchell
Charles Lawrence
Clyde Constant
Robert Keith
Joel Asher
Henry Asher
Dudley Asher
Bryan Pareles
Charles Gibb
W. B. Tucker
Spaugh Death Sentence Upheld by U S Supreme Court
The United States Supreme Court today affirmed the Missouri Supreme Court ruling in the case of William Spaugh Jr held under sentence of death for the murder of Sheriff Polk.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the United States Today
Supreme Court of Missouri
William Spaugh, Jr
Polk
Severe Iowa Snowstorm Impacts Destructive Fruit Damage Feared
In Des Moines April 29 a heavy snow storm hit Iowa causing feared damage to small fruits. Mentioned are Russel Peabody’s illness, Eaton Hurlburt’s Fine Writings at Boughton’s, and Bell Brothers shipping a piano in English Oak to Kansas City. Beil notes Kansas City market growth could require a local house to manage trade.
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Yes Moines
Bell Prothers
Kansas City
Beil
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