Indications weather forecast and local notices from Chicago
Chicago reports a fair night and warmer south west, daily weather from the University of Kansas. Parole officer E. C. Crawford visited to oversee released prisoners. Burglar alarm at 643 Indiana Street failed as intruder fled. police found no one. Concert plans include Helen Phipps and companions traveling to Paola and Fraser Hall performances. Local ads note real estate concerns, a 50 dollar reward for steers, and post cards from Boughton's with suggested ice creams.
Market letter and city notices from Lawrence Kansas
Market letter from Kansas City stock yards dated February 22 1828 discusses cattle hogs and lamb prices with receipts and trade conditions in Chicago and nationwide, plus a paying resolution by Lawrence city council on Berkeley Street paving and annual installments. community notes include a probate ceremony and state bar association president.
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John Buch
Kansas City
Mass
Sumiewa
Diffaranan
Lawrence Unily Journal
Lawrence
Kansas
Berkeley Street
City of
Rhode Island Street
Editors at Banquet in Capper's Topeka Building
Arthur Capper hosted the Kansas Editorial Association banquet in his Capital building Topeka office last night. Nearly all Douglas county papers attended, with Tom McNeal as toastmaster and speakers including John McDonald, Senator J L Bristow, C S Gleed, and Arthur Capper. The event featured light speeches, a railroad rate discussion, and remarks on public utilities.
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Arthur Capper
Kansas Editorial Association
Topeka
Douglas County
The
Capital
Capper
Tom McNeal
Usua
John McDonald
School Journal
J. L. Bristow
B. B. Herbert
National Editorial Association
C. S. Gleed
Kansas
Fred Vandegrift
Kansas City Williams
Columbia
Frank McLennan
Topeka Journal
RE. Dowdell
Artesia
W. F. Parrott
Waterloo
Towa
W. A Steele
Seattle
Wash
Thomas Rees
Springfield
Senator Briton
N. H. Loomis
Union Pacific
Rawlings at Topeka on interurban rail proposal
R C Rawlings told Topeka public utilities committee that towns the size of Lawrence and Ottawa cannot support independent trolley systems and must connect via interurbans. He argued interurbans should be under railroad commission, warning improper measures would delay twenty five years and block 350000000 in new investments.
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Lawrence
Ottawa
Topeka
R. C. Rawlings
Rawlings
Mr. Rawlings
Railroad Commission
Terrible Messina Earthquake Pictures Shown in Lawrence
The Nickle presents exclusive pictures of the Messina earthquake showing harbor, government buildings, temples and ruins before and after the disaster. Viewers see terror stricken scenes as if walking through far Italy with ruins and swallowed victims. Other attractive pictures accompany the feature.
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Italy
Lawrence
Messina
Nickle
Picture Exhibition Hours Held On Monday Wednesday Friday
The exhibition is open on Monday, Wednesday and Friday evenings from to 16. The ad notes evening viewing with unspecified start time and price range, highlighting selective days for visitors.
Chili Con Carne Canned by Leader Co. Stores
Wednesday and Friday evenings show canned chili con carne praised as finest and clean. The Leader handles it while several restaurants serve it. Home Canner Co. Pocket Stores at Raymond's Drug Store offer it as a good item for sour weather. Two sizes available.
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Tryi It
The
Home Canner Co
Raymond's Drug Store
Students urge lawmakers visit Kansas universities
In Manhattan students hired a special Union Pacific train and ferried nearly all Kansas legislators and Journalists to the State Agricultural College for a banquet at the Capitol. A Topeka view calls for bringing legislators to KU to see what it offers and needs.
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Agricultural School
Lawrence
Topeka
State University
Manhattan
Union Pacific
Kansas Editorial Association
State Agricultural College
Kansas University
K. U
University
Man
Missouri Valley basketball opener backs Tigers versus Jayhawks
Missouri University hosts Kansas in a two game series as both teams arrive riding wins. Kansas in good condition expects two more victories to add to an already long record while Missouri aims to capitalize on momentum from a recent win over Nebraska. Officials are Professor W. O. Hamilton and Henry Ashley with gates opening at 7 p.m.
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Missouri University
Cornhuskers
Lincoln
Tigers
Jayhawkers
Kansas
W. O. Hamilton
Central Thigh School
Kansas City
Henry Ashley
Kansas City Athletic Club
Y M C A Delegates Seek Housing for State Convention
Still rooms needed as canvass continues for the Y M C A state convention. Delegates begin arriving this evening at the association building where organizers report enough quarters yet to accommodate crawls and additional visitors. Dr Johnston of Colorado Springs will give the opening address after a brief service at seven o clock.
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Association
Uate
Arrow
Johnston
Colorado Springs
Former K U Professor Hero in Western Romance
Former KU professor Ralph Wylie, noted violin instructor, elopes with Miss Tiamona Collins in Kingman Arizona on January 20 after Collins abandons a Denver millionaire. The couple’s wedding in Kingman drew out West sensational reaction as Wylie’s violin performance reportedly swayed Collins.
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Ralph Wylie
Kingman
Arizona
Today
Kinguan
Wylie
Tiamona Collins
W. E. Collins
Mrs Charlton Funeral To Be Held At Home
Mrs John Charlton's funeral is planned for tomorrow at 2 30 p.m. from her home 721 Rhode Island Street. She was born in England and came to the United States at age two. She lived in Lawrence forty two years and is survived by six children.
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Rhode Island Street
John Charlton
L. 36Ton
Charlton
Dort
England
United States
New York
Beerher
Lawrence
Meade
Rlu. Stewart
Ada Walters
B. Enving
Ho. Fo He
Charltoun
Death Claims Stewart Yocum in Williams town
Stewart Yocum died early today at Simmons hospital Williams town. Funeral set for tomorrow at 2:30 PM from Williamstown. He is survived by a son and four daughters. Local notices mention piano sales and multiple community events including a box social at Bis mark school and a city council paving resolution in Lawrence.
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Stewart Yocum
Stewart Yorum
Williamstown
Simmons Hospital
Another Old Settler Dead Philip Olmsted Passes Away
Philip Olmsted, one of the city’s oldest residents, died yesterday afternoon from apoplexy. Born June 8, 18%, in Allegheny County, New York, he served as First Sergeant in the Volunteer Colorado Cavalry and later worked in tannery and carpet trades in Lawrence. Survived by nine children, the family memory notes his thoughtful views on economic questions. funeral tomorrow at 2 PM with Masons attending.
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Philip Olmsted
Mr. Olisted
Allegheny County
New York
Colorado
Lunteer Colorado Cavalry
Imworth
W York
Cheely
Cole
Lawrenes
Tssu
Frederick R. Ohn
KR. Olm- Olmsted
Lenn White
Artey Obmsted
Helen Olmsted
Olmsted
Lawrence 59 McPherson 13 basketball score report
Lawrence defeats McPherson 59 to 13 in a decisive home victory. Forward TZ and Captain Uhrlanth lead with multiple baskets and free throws. Matfo took Abrlaub and Simmons excel, while Halstead and Y.M.C.A. schedule next game on February 12. Also notes the mass suit cleaning services at 830 Mass St.
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Lawrence
McPherson
Mr. I' S
Lawrence YM
Acomul
TZ Theld
Uhrlanth
Dinglestedt
Lawrence Boys
Halstead School
Halstead
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Dr. Prices
Indications
Chicago
University of Kansas
Tata
Raymond
E. C. Crawford
State Reformatory
Mr. Crawford
Boyles
Indiana Street
Helen Phipps
Nema Phipps
Gertrude Messier
Paola
Arseline Academy
Miss Phipps
Fraser Hall
Clara Bancroft
Ottawa Herald
Cultural College
University—the Agricultural Collee
Perkins
Bladen A. Shley
T. W. Ferguson
Route 2
Baldwin
Kans
Boughton’s
Mass. St
Smith News Depot
Wiedemann’s
Market Letter
Wahaunsee County
Sterkers
Martory
Ronssee
J. A. Rickart
Jh. S
Absalom Williamson
Perry Bessie Sharkey
Perry
Means
Starry Kemp
Jimmy
Independence
Juamie Green
Bow
Lawrences
State Bar Association
St Crand
Faxon-Newman
Itowest
Pink Rose Adjustment Co
Grand Rapids
Smith
Axminster
Worth
Utilities Commission
New Music
Roepe Oe
Hoadley
Innes, Bullene & Hackman
SATIN
Solons
K.U
Lawrence Lodge No
G. A. R. Hall
Ida Stair
Mrs. Charlton
Knabe
Smith & Barnes
McPhail
Ivors & Pond
J. R. Woodward
Woodward
Olney Music No
Fort Lawrence
A. Weber
Mgr
Bismark School
Lawrence, Daily Journal
Olive
Adans Street
Masants Street
First
Tennessee Atreat
F. D. Brooke
Home Book Co
Adah Chapter
C. E
Mya
Fdmonds
New Hampshire
Astreat
Martha Cherlton
Laura McNish
W. ML
Mra
Becy
G. A. Messer
Park Grocery
the Home Book Co
Clarry Kemp
Pantatorium
St. Bell
Hume Oll
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