District Court Proceedings Reported with Multiple Verdicts
Yesterday in the district court several cases concluded with verdicts and dispositions. State vs Porter et al found guilty on five counts, State vs Jenking guilty on counts one and two, Phillips vs Lawrence noted as a mandate of superior court, Thompson vs Simmons et al motion confessed and set for trial, and Broeker vs Broeker dismissed at cost.Additional entries show dismissals for Hamilton, Watkins National Bank vs Martin, Kahl vs Kaw Valley State Bank, and others with judgments and cost allocations as listed.
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State
Porter Et S
State Ve
Hamilton
Watkins National Bank
Martin
Baker At al
Stone
Hewlinga
Watkins L. M. Co
Plaintift
Scott Va Noland Eth
al Lewis
Doloom Et
Stoclair Va
Papendis
Walter
Hill
Herbert
Kahl Va
Kaw Valley State Bank
Congressman Chas F Scott to Speak at Opera House Sunday
Lawrence readers are promised a Saturday night note on Chas F Scott a prominent congressman who will speak at the opera house Sunday night The event centers on his Philippine trip and national affairs including rate control He will explain the administrations stance and offer insights on congressional workings The address is billed as essential for every citizen in Lawrence and Scott is described as one of the ablest speakers in the state Also mentions Ruth Whitman Sears and family visiting through September, and city paving water connections guidance from the Lawrence Water Company. Fred J Lown buys restaurant at 911 Massachusetts Street to run a first class meals and rooms establishment.
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Chas
F. Scott
Opera House
Scott
Congress
Lawrence
Fred J. Lown
John Schreiner
Massachusetts Street
Real Estate Transfers and YMCA Conven tion Notes
Margaret Henderson and Douglas county transfer part of northwest quarter in sections 2 13 19 to Marion QC Pratt for 4. Annie M Jenniogy of Clear Creek Colorado to M A Gorrill transfer of lot 133 Penn street for 200 with guardians ded. Annis M Jennings of Clear Creek Colorado to M A Gorrill 32 of Int 133 Penn street for 200. The twenty fourth annual convention of the railroad college and city YMCA of the state will be held at Chanute February 8 to 11 inclusive. Delegates from the city association include W R Stubb s Nels Ockerblat H B Peaks and W J Coleman Jr. Coleman will address on association work in Lawrence.
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Margaret Henderson
Douglas County
Marion
Pratt
Annie M. Jenpiogy
Clear Creek Co
M. A. Gorrill
Peon
Annis M. Jennings
Penn
Strest
Railroad, College and City Y.M.C. A
Chanute
W. R. Stubbs
Nels, Ockerblat
H. B Peaks
W. J. Coleman, Jr
Coleman
Lawrence
Real estate and coal ads mixed in town notice
Hoadley residence property at 1703 Mass St offering W5 ft by 250 ft depth for sale or trade on west side. C G Hawk at 700 Mass St seeks deal. Russell Sparks Co advertising coal orders and photos by Shelly at 719 Mass, B W McFarlane and Bros offer coal pricing, phones 53 and 63, corner Kentucky and Henry streets.
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Mass
C. G. Hawk
B. W. McFarlane and Bros
Kentucky
Henry Streets
Market Wrap Kansas City Live Stock and Grain Prices Feb 7
Kansas City reports cattle and beef prices with 10,000 cattle plus hogs and calves, noting steady to weak trends and range shifts for steers and feeders. Grain quotes show wheat mixed in May and July contracts, corn steady, oats steady, and lard and other grains at varied levels.
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Kansas Cty
Kanes City
Sheriff
Cnsh
Ry Hey
Timothy—Cohotes
Prairie Sholee
Seeady
Freeh
Onte
Ezra Horton Death Reported in Lawrence
Ezra Horton died Saturday at the Soldiers Home in Leavenworth. He served with the G A R and the L O O F, worked for Bowser Oil Pump, and had Lawrence as his headquarters for years while ill. He stayed at the Hope home with Mr and Mrs Ed Hope.
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Lawrence
Ezra Horton
Leavenworth
Horton
Lawrence Order
G Aa. KR
Bowser Oil Pump Company
Ed Hope
Enforcing the Law and Local Advertisements Highlight Juror Duty
Douglas county juries show little mercy for bootleggers and jointists as jurors, often tax payers who believe in law. locals note convictions reflect enforcement. Also advertised are hotel rates at Central Hotel and a Corner Grocery with bargain prices on fruit, canned goods, and meat.
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Douglas County
Linen Sale Announcement at Linen Cupboard Store
Open the linen cupboard and check shelves for stock. Announce the annual linen sale tomorrow with reductions on linens towels and crashes. Customer satisfaction emphasized in the sale message.
Seidel’s Bargain Cuts Boast Largest Lawrence Trade
A Lawrence merchant Seidel claims the largest meat trade due to offering all the choice cuts. Call 193 for the beat, a Bargain Seventy five feet on Vermont street, 125 feet back, including good bare. Price 0.-C. G. awk, 700.
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Seidel
Lawrence
Vermont Street
C. G. Awk
Mass
Memoriam Honoring Mrs Henrietta B Robinson Club Leader
A Friends to Council memorializes Henrietta B Robinson, an early beloved member. Obituary notices were read and tributes shared by W H Car roth and others praising her unselfishness, kindness, and faithfulness as a wife mother neighbor and friend. Her devoted service through illness and duty was highlighted with poems and reflections on a life of virtuous care.
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Friends N Council
L E. Sayre
D H. Robinson
W. H. Carroth
Robinson
Friends To Council
Henrietta B Robinson
D. A. Robinson
Sutterday
Aod
Uved
Mrs. Robinson
Brooks
Edwin Arnold
Arabia
Edmond Sill
Woodward Went & Pote
Rd. O'Leary
Mrs. Robeson
Kingdom of God
Amusements: Clay Moulder Act at Bowersock Opera House
A clay moulder rapidly forms lifelike figures before observers, marveling at the quick, graceful work. The act, part of Guy to the Eiks minstrel show, appears at the Bowersock Opera House on Monday and Tuesday February 12 and 13, with other acts featured. For admissions or supplies, Hungarian, Yost, and White offer flour at Masters, Bell Phone white 678.
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Bowerscck Opera House
Masters
Bell Phone
Professor Kelsey to lecture on Pompeii destruction and Mont Pelee
Professor Kelsey of the University of Michigan will lecture in University Hall Saturday evening on the destruction of Pompeii. He will compare it with the 1902 St Pierre eruption by Mont Pelee, using stereopticon to illustrate and free admission.
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Kelsey
University of Michigan
University Hall
Pompei
St. Pietre
West Indies
Mont Pelee
Missouri university glee club review and campus events
A garbled critique notes the Missouri university glee club performed a nonclassical program before a large audience at the campus. It mentions faculty and student performers, a charity bake sale at Houghton’s, a letter from Providence, and various campus activities including lectures by Yale and Boston speakers, with weather and fashion musings from Broadway era notes.
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Missouri
Mtr
Wite Kull
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Nigeed
Cahcega
C. E. Porter
Smith's News Depot
Bass, St
Central Hotel
Emil Hunsinger
W. Savage
Garry Emmet
Ohio
Nat Gas
Seputy House
Mass St
Kansea
Mra Grace
One MeMillan
Misa
Fred W. Wein
Henry Street
Ballphone
Asociation Gymnasium
Bluebonnets
Cyclones
Legion
Robert Edmondson
East Warren Street
J. B. Gilliam & Co
Moat
B. W. Henderson
I N Saddlery
Barnes
Sarries & Foll
Robes Tod Blankets
Doe
Mass. St
Manter
William
Eastern Star Bakery
Ohow
Olmsted's Pharmacy
Masashasstts Street
Shelly
Mams
Apio
Lawrence Pantatoriaw
W. Warrenstest Phome
Miss. St
Windsor
E. Otis Perkins
Vate
Spea
Bullaiag
Lawrences
Ken Hugh Blair
W. J. Francisco
Hester
Battle Creek Sanitarium Foods
Guenther
J.T. Constant
Veronica
California
WOODWARD @ CO'S
Key West
Smith’s
Masachusetts Street
Major’s Barber Shop
Ross
Frost’s
Bell
Nome
Frank W. Brown
Manger
Batterson Bros
Warren
Will
Suynires Studio
Ruth Whitman Sears
T. B. Sears
T. B. Sears Jr
Old Mexico
University of Nebraska
Lawrence Water Company
Hoadley
Woodmen of the World
Woodman Hall
Mass. Street
Raymond
Russell-Sparks Co
Mans
Boughton's
Bass
Russell Sparka Co
Firs F
Fitton
Fapnie KE
Kansas City Church
Oak Hill Cemetery
Fitten
Franklin County
Mina Jessie Linton
The
Money Order Department
Post Office
Buseell-Sparks Co
W. Lamb
Memphis
J. M. Schreiner
Iaker
Mags. St
Menissis
Minnie Owens
Nebraska
Missing
I. Nigheleon
Obio Street
Central
Vermont Streets
Lee Streets
the Journal
A.D. Weaver
Siuirea Studio
Valentines
Southeas
Innes
Innes, Bullene & Hackman
Henrietta Robinson
Prof. Kelsey
Raymond & Co
Condensed
New York
L. W. Ford
Ford
O. P. Barber & Son
Fischer
Thissouri Tile Club
Houghton's
4. A. Keeler
Houghter’s
Providence
Rhode Island
Iliac
East
Kansas
University OF Kansas
Glen Club
Glen Cit
Hubard
Flala
Tell By
Mancolin Elc
Sigma Alpha, Beta
Simya Ch
Kansas Board
Naa
Attica
Viice
Prof. Mawerty
T A McNuwal
Od Reece
Topeka
Riday
Harbart Wien
Boston
Broadway
New Yorker
Tian
Texas
Iumigration
Falfurrias Immigration Co., Falfurrias, Teams
G. C. Hawk
BoweRsock Opera House
Denman Thompson
New England
Woodward's Drug Store
Hamlin & Mitchell
Woodward & Co
Bill
Elks Minstrels
Bowerlock Opera Huse
Big Street
Williams and Walker
All Elks
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