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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1910

Page

3

Topeka Hospital plans new building and criminal insane care

The state board of control may ask the next legislature for 140000 to add a new building at the Topeka Hospital to house more patients under one head. Dr. T C Biddle urges expansion and the creation of a state hospital for the criminal insane, noting current facilities cannot adequately care for that group. Public notices include a sale near Clinton-Lecompton with 7 head of horses and 13 mules among items.

Topeka State Board of Control Topeka Hospital T. C. Biddle Biddle Topeka’ State Hospital Clinton Lecompton

Spot Cash Grocery Special Sale Notice

Bulk macaroni per lb and bulk sugar at low prices. Matches boxes large pkgs Arm and Hammer Soda Brass wash boards quart tin cans per dozen and Rub-No-More Soap and Powder featured at special sale next Saturday with reduced prices.

Washburn to Welcome Phi Delta Theta Fraternity

A new Phi Delta Theta chapter will open at Washburn College this fall after the national conclave in Buffalo voted overwhelmingly to grant the petition of the Delta Phi local group. The Washburn unit gains a prestigious national fraternity noted for its conservative reputation and strong campus presence.

Washburn Phi Delta Theta Washburn College Delta-Phi Buffalo Topeka State Journal

Frank Kraft rises from farm to Swift Packing Co executive

Frank Kraft, pictured, left a Southern Kansas farm to attend Lawrence Business College. After seven months study he joined a Kansas City firm, rose through promotions, and now holds a key position at Swift Packing Co. in Kansas City. Also notes Bertha Zimmerman's visit and funeral, Lawrence theater crowd reacts to David Harum production, with Copeland company praised and vaudeville acts highlighted.

Frank 'Kraft Lawrence Kansas City Swift Packing Co David Harum Copeland Company Miss Anderson Miss Walch Widow Collum Miss Warlell

Married in a Cave at Manitou in Colorado

John Hague of Cheyenne Wyoming and Miss Alta Davis of Stillwater Oklahoma plan to wed in the Cave of the Winds bridal chamber at Manitou today at 5 o'clock. Bridesmaids are Dollie Canoose Pawnee Oklahoma and Annie Carlton Hoquiam Washington. Best man Louis Schiedmantal Oklahoma City. Supper at Balance Rock Garden of the Gods. The Grand Theater offers the town's best inclined-floor moving pictures.

Colorado Springs Colo John Hague Cheyenne Wyo Alta Davis Stillwater Okla Manitou Pike’s Peak Dollie Canoose Pawnee Okls Annie Carlton Hoquiem Wash Louis Schiedmantal Oklahoma City Balance Rock Garden of the Gods Grand Theater The Grand

Survivor claims from Osawatomie battle noted in 1910 letter

Saline resident Luke F Parsons recounts Osawatomie battle survivors noting D W Collis of Santa Monica, then 84, among the wounded. The letter to J L Brady from Salina dated August 11 1910 defends Collis as a genuine survivor and criticizes recent claimants as outsiders.

Osawatomie Luke F. Parsons Saline D. W. Collis Santa Monica California Collis Salina Kans J. L. Brady Kansas Robert Shearer O. K Luke F Parsons

Alton Parker Calls for Trusts Crackdown

Alton B Parker former chief justice and Democratic presidential candidate urges the attorney general to investigate newly formed trusts immediately after incorporation and to act against them if they restrain trade. He cites the recent formation of a $20,000,000 cotton mill trust and argues financiers should not profit from waterlogged stocks.

New York Alton B. Parker Court of Appeals

Indians Starved as Government Delays Payout to Northwest Tribes

Spokane dispatch reports Colville Reservation settlements facing hunger as the first $300,000 payment of a $1.5 million land settlement is delayed. Forest fires damaged ranches, credit was cut off, and promises dating to 1908 have yielded no funds. Initial distribution moved from July 1 to September 1, with Indian agent Captain McWebster aiding local settlers since July 15.

Spokane Wash Colville Congress John A. McWebster Miles Washington

University Medical School to Host Alumni Week

The University Medical School at Rosedale near Kansas City plans alumni week September 12 to 17, 1910. Morning clinics at St Margaret s City St Joseph s St Mary s Bethany and Bell hospitals feature faculty attendants. lectures follow in the afternoon. Evening programs include discussions on medical education with Chancellor Strong and F C Zaippie. Regular classes resume September 19. Also noted is the Grand Theater offering a new, well ventilated space with constant picture viewing.

Local Socials and Gatherings Highlight Week

Mrs L M Dougherty and Mrs T R Kennedy visited Mrs L Bigsby on Friday. Miss Goldie Piper hosted a lawn party for Miss Kathryn Saile of Lawrence. Mrs Orr entertained her Larkin Club. Arthur Manwaring spent days with the family. Weather spoiled a planned party for Miss Amny's tenth birthday. A line of Meersebaum pipes arrived at Wilson's Drug Store.

L. M. Dougherty T. R. Kennedy L. Bigsby Stubblefield High Prairie Manwaring Ridey Arthur Manwaring Frank Douglas Miller Goldie Piper Kathryn Saile Lawrence Orr Larkin Club Martin Browning Amny

Police mutiny rumors in Columbus amid street car strike

In Columbus on August 13 the city reels as police defy Mayor Marshall and refuse to man street cars. Reports say every officer may mutiny tonight while Governor Harmon contemplates reinforcements. Mutineers were suspended today.

Columbus Marshall

Must Find Home For Children In Lawrence Court Orders

The probate judge gave Mrs Kellman until next Wednesday evening to place her two younger children Cecil and Clarence in a Lawrence home or the court will act. The oldest Perry, age 12, remains under continued proceedings until August 22 at 3 o clock. Mrs Kellman, of East Lawrence, must have her children placed with another home as officers order.

For Sale and Wanted Notices from Rochester Journal

For sale best butter peaches miles west of town at 50c a bushel, Bell phone 8425. Wanted reliable girl for general housework, references required, inquire 1200 Ohio. Lost heavy wooden cane with horn handle and silver connectings, reward 1, return to Journal Office. Wanted house for baby girl 4 months old, inquire Judge Probate Court or J. D. Fincher, Probation Officer Juvenile Court. Wanted railway mail clerks post office clerks carriers exams in November, Bureau of Instruction Rochester N Y. Men learn automobile business wages 25 weekly, 10 while learning, by mail Rochester Auto School Rochester N Y. Wanted men to learn barber trade, few weeks complete, tools given, board secured, catalogues mailed free, Moter Barber College Kansas City Mo.

Bell Phone Probate Court J. D. Fincher Bureau of Instruction Rochester N. Y Rochester Auto School Moter Barber College Kansas City

Indictments and Indian land contracts tied to McMurray firm

Lyon testified that he pressed Washington to review indictments connected with Indian affairs, which were later dismissed. He said the McMurray contracts followed the indictments and were disapproved, with no further relation to current matters. He denied involvement in the present contracts and accused Rep Murphy of misrepresentation.

McMurray Lyon Invnsi Tted McMurray Law Firm Washington McMaurray McMurry House of Representatives Alp. Murphy Missouri Fur Ureng McMaurray Maurphy Investigati

Maereets By Wire Grain and Provisions

Kansas City report from Aug 14 lists wheat receipts at 187 cars with prices for various grades including No 2 hard and red, corn figures for Sept and May, oats and rye quotes, Timothy and hay values, butter and eggs prices, and live stock at steady levels. Money market notes on call rates in New York on Aug 13 show nominal activity.

Kansas City

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