Personal letter reveals Kansas Day club in Chicago
J. J. Flint secretary of the Chicago Kansas Day club publishes a long letter recounting the Kansas Society of Chicago event. Coburn and Ware figures are praised for their service, with references to Coburn's crop reports and Kansas achievements, while warns against prosperity neglecting youths and education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Kansas Day
J. J. Flim
Chi’cago
Kansas Day Club
Kandy
Flint
Minneapolis
K. U
Lawrence
Journal Company
Marshall
New York
J. L. Brady
Brady
FP. J. Vs Sov
Kansas
F. D. Coburn
Coburn
Liverpool
Eugene F
Ware
Pee State
Qunkpu
Supreme Court
United States
Betseen
Nicholson
Geo. Beck
Chicago Society
Aly
Peek
Consel
Milwaukee
Paul Ry
Wisconsin
United” States
Blackwelder
University of Kansas
Kansas University
C. Higginbotham
Crow of Missouri Accepts Full Responsibility for Letter
Washington February 3 Representative Crow of Missouri rose to personal privilege in the house to say the letter read yesterday expressed his sentiments exactly He charged that Democrats gerrymandered his district to favor their party and said he would appoint census supervisors only if they would gather information on political views from district residents
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Crow
Missouri
Pine Justified the Testimony Heard Today in Fatal Case
The coroner's jury ruled the death of Tige Gray a justifiable homicide caused by Oliver Pine. Key testimony from Pine and Skelly Burns centered on whether Dougherty and Pine could enter Burns's room without a warrant. Witnesses included Dr. Blair, Dr. Randolph, and Clint Kanaga, with Kanaga recounting Burns's comments. The verdict favored Pine, citing he acted during duty to stop a desperate man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tige’ Gray
James Pine
Gray
Pine
Suun
Dougherty
Burns
Qteer Pine
Skelly
Clara Sweet
Ping
Dr. Blair
J. Do Rndelph
Clint Kanaga
The
Journal
Lr. Kanaga
M. Robinson
Oliver Pine
Mr. Robinson
A. P. Watts
P. H. Pierce
James Johnson
Unclear items mix in Lawrence society notes
A garbled Lawrence society column recounts a girl fond of her dog and other social vignettes. It includes stray bits about a wrap, a wedding in Lawrence, a Washington resignation, and a March Arkansas drainage push, all presented in a tangled, informal style with many obscurities and errors.
Topeka Wedding Sparks Lawrence Gossip Row
Lawrence readers hear of the day’s Topeka wedding of Miss Florence Johnstone and Mr. Richard Hayden. Hayden is a noted Kansas lawyer and social light in Topeka, while Johnstone is a long familiar society figure with Kansas City Star assignments. Local notes include weddings, dances, and society chat from the Gazette and surrounding events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Topeka
Florence Johnstone
Richard Hayden
Kansas City
Hayden
Hale and Half Mrs Vaughn Demands Autopsy Inheritance
Mrs Vaughn, through her attorneys, demands participation in her husband’s autopsy and seeks half of the organs for exam. Legal complications arise as officials weigh the rights of Vaughn’s counsel and the potential disclosure of toxicology results. The dispute centers on who may attend and which organs will be examined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ahanard
Vanshalt
Coremay Wilson
Vaughi
Viarry
Vaegan
Peuseentur
Vaughn
On the Inside Track in Beef Trust Inquiry
Government cites a star witness in a beef trust inquiry as counsel and others push a case. The testimony allegedly reveals key associations and pressures shaping the investigation, with officials urging disclosure and cooperation while blocking a cover up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beef Trust Inquiry
Coleage
Febuk Mulph Crews
Aricor Colas
Betea
Peime
Trey
Tate
Brongr to Goebel ceremony at Praskfert Kentucky
Unclear OCR conveys a ceremonial unveiling at Praskfert Ky for Goebel memorials. References to Geremonies, family figures, and a gathered crowd imply a public homage after the monument was unveiled. Details are garbled but indicate a notable who attended and paid respect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Praskfert
Tie
Divebel
Power House Fire Disrupts City Utilities
A fire gutted a power house causing outages and delayed operations across major facilities. Officials say the blaze damaged essential equipment and prompted emergency responses, with repair crews dispatched to restore service and assess structural safety. Local authorities coordinate with utility partners to prevent further disruption.
Wanted- white girl for gen 1 sensework male family arg ways
Classified ad fragment from New York listing rental options from Mc Kenzie Realty Co. at 4 East Henry St. Modern 5 room cottage $12 per month and modern 6 room cottage $22.50 per month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
McKenzie Realty Co
Henry St
Taft's Program Adds Arizona New Mexico Statehood Push
In Kington on February 3 the Taft administration outlines a revised program approved by White House and Senate leaders. It includes statehood for Arizona and New Mexico via ratified constitutions, postal savings banks, land withdrawals for conservation, federal incorporation, commerce court proposals, and a legislative council. The plan hints at ship subsidy reluctance and a possible $30 billion debt certificate for reclamation funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kington
Senate
House
Whitehouse
Arizona
New Mexico
Congress
Ee Wodels
Court of Commerce
Legislative Council
Mmin
Trvsiderit
Taft
Anay
Conference Urges Revision of Football Rules in Missouri Valley
University leaders from Missouri and several colleges in the Missouri Valley plan a Kansas City meeting to draft a complete revision of football rules for the conference. Presidents, including Russ Hill, urge safer play and consider rugby methods if current rules can not be made safer. The exact date is to be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teem Suk
Board of Regents
University of Kansas
Russ Ll
Missouri
Missouri Univer
Hill
Wethill
Valey Hares
Markets by Wire. Wheat and livestock report
Wheat prices mixed with No 2 mixed feed and oats quoted in small ranges. Timothy hay at $14 and prairie hay at $10.75. Butter and eggs noted. Live stock receipts: native cows, steers, and feeders. hogs with heavy demand and top prices around $8.70. Chicago futures show May and July wheat around $6.6, cattle and hogs brisk with strong packing demand.
Great Sensation Reported Over Deposition Access
A chaotic scene surrounded hearings in a Swope state case as Deputies blocked deposition access for Dr. Hyde. Walsh continued taking depositions for Tyde, while attorneys sought orders to compel or restrain. Police attempted to preserve subpositional integrity as tensions rose in Independence and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinin
Moe
Pele
Walsh
Hyde
Eyles
Delax
Tyde
Logan U. Swope
Swope
Chancellor's letter probes fraternity membership question
Regents of Kan ask whether men are members of a society or know about T. N. E. authority. A university chancellor directive requests a due answer by April 10, outlining whether individuals are connected to any society and if such ties affect university standing. The sheet notes potential secrecy and asks for confirmation from readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sus University
Hige Ul
Ulancellor
USA
Oklahoma Fuss Over Repayment Plans
A garbled OCR fragment references a political or fiscal dispute involving representatives, expenses, and banking issues. Names and places are unclear, but it notes debate over expenditures and a collective response from lawmakers. The text hints at ongoing contention and possible resolutions ahead.
Real estate deal crowns wealth blockage by Morris Mackie firm
A garbled notice cites a large real estate transaction involving Morris Mackie’s company and a Trum fre entity, with a referenced sum near 1,000,000. The fragmented text also markets Rexall Cord Tablets and various drugstore products, mentioning McCulloch’s and Raymond’s Drug Stores and poultry feed items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dem
Morris Mackie
Trum Fre
Furent
Wariner Faces Questions Over Rail Yard Shortage
In a muddled report from Covinmatt, Feb. 3, Warriner testifies under oath about a shortage linked to Pragk DT. Comstock’s predeceased role at the Big ne Railay. A $10,500 sheet is noted, with implications of a successor and motives amid conflict and penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warriner
Covinmatt
Charles L. Warritia Taise
Pragk DT. Comstock
Doh Tassier
Railay
Poassimel
Warrier
Jandevin
Tata
Weber
President urged to change Internal Revenue rules
Representative Miller reported back from Kansas with news that the GOP mass supports his health measures. The president seeks to back hard enforcement while broadening provisions allowing stamped liquor sales and targeting preexisting stock. Internal Revenue and Justice departments would push stricter action against violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Workington
Senavor
Miller
Y. Schuter Curtis
Gort
Interna Revenue Office
Dis- Viet Airoriy
Idiven Tegathia
Buried Today Special Train Disaster Relatives Not Heard
Many families remain unaware of the disaster as authorities plan burial efforts. Relatives are traced by emergency services while officials report casualties and uncertain numbers. The nation mourns as rescue operations continue amid scattered reports of deceased and orphaned children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
iHesteter
Mrs Brokaw Granted Alimony In Minneola Ruling
Mary Brokaw received a divorce decree from Minneola court granting her alimony of $15 000 annually from her husband W Goubi Brokaw a millionaire. The decision was delivered by mail and based on the stipulated ground of separation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
W. Goubi Brokaw
Minneola
Etlun
Tariff talks progress faces German U S trade bill
Report notes tariff negotiations with Germany have advanced with a bill regulating trade relations passing the Reichstag and awaiting intro in the council, signaling momentum in U S Germany economic talks amid February developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burling
Germany
United States
In the Place Ad for Clothes and Shoes Sale
A local ad invites disposal of old clothes shoes and worn apparel with bargains on cast off garments Suits cleaned and pressed eighteen cents and contact details to call or visit at 1015 Lass St Albert Noller stands painted Valentines of all kinds at Boyles 725 Mass St
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St.albert
St Boyles
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kansans
Pege and
Bith
National Biscuit Company
Higginbotham
Pittsburg
Carthage
Athens
Rome
L. J. Flint
Crowe
Emery
Iqquid
John Em
Oklah
Boma
Eamery
Oklahoma
Humphrey
House Columalee
Ballinger
Interior Department
Alaska
Athough Ballinger
Senais Heyburn
Bacon
Ithgactes
Dunegay
Litle Rock
White House
Arkansas
Wiedean
Lawree
S. R
AC Scummer
Lawrence News
Mary Monroe
William Peterson
Peterson
New York Street
Monty
Gazette
Jetersan
Cdi”! Movree
Reven
Hall
Hunter
Thimbles
Frank Strong
Haworth
Charles S$. Skilton
Lotta Clayes
Atchison
Timbles
Tly
Geome
Ane
Mitts
Teak
L. Card
Ogden Jones
Renee High Selind Wack
F. Q. Marvin
Mr. George; March
Mr. March
Ralph
Barnes
Louisiana Street
Hale
Brongr
Goebel
Bornea
Peatie
Wa Power
Nashville
Goren Lake I
President Hill
Strong
Missouri Valley
Wiede
Copcorn Erikp
Wieiemimnn 'S
Grain and Provisions
Euns
Iveyer
Dr. Hyde
Circuit
Hiss
Theta Na Epsil
Huth
Avierae
Vattidge
Clematies
Regal
Edward Morris
Dr. Woods
McCulloch’s
Rexall
McCulloch
Hoss Pane
Acey
Raymond’s Drug Store
Bone
Primero
Oo Ihi
Trinidad
Mrs. Brokaw
Cent
U. S
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!