Northeastern Kansas Medical Association Elects Officers
At yesterday’s meeting in Leavenworth the Northeastern Kansas Medical Association elected President Dr May of Kansas City Kansas Vice President Dr Blair of Lawrence and Secretary Dr Chambers of Law The group will meet in Leavenworth in October and praised the profitable gathering with notable papers good instruction and warm hospitality for visiting physicians.
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Northeastern Kansas Medical Association
Dr. May
Kansas City
Kansas
Blair
Lawrence
Chambers
Leavenworth
Eldridge House
Eldridge
WY M C A of Kansas Convention Opens in Topeka
Topeka hosts a four day WY M C A Kansas associations session with notable speakers. Chancellor Frank Strong presided, Dr Chas Sheldon led devotion, and Dr Fayette Thompson spoke on The Changeless Christ.
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Topeka
WY. M. C. A. Associations of
Kansas
Frank Strong
Kansas State University
Chas. M. Sheldon
Fayette L. Thompson
St. Lowis
Christ
Washington, D. C
Colored Department
A. G. Pearson
Denver
A. J. Elliott
Chicago
Middle West
R. R. Gregory
Cheney
Frank T. Bayley
I. E. Brown
A. E. Roberts
New York
EF. C. Carter
AE. Roberts
E L.~ Morgan
State
Dr. Bayley
Three Men Arrested in Missouri Pacific Train Robbery
Three men are in custody over a Missouri Pacific train robbery near Eureka Missouri on January 21. Suspects include W W Lowe and W Emerson held in St Louis with George Ebeling. James Lowe brother of Lowe also under arrest. Ebling was captured in Hot Springs Arkansas. Prisoners deny guilt.
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Missouri Pacific
Ribbery
St. Louis
George Ebel’ Ing
Post Office
W. W. Dickson
William W. Lowe
Eureka
Missouri
Pacific
W. W. Lowe
W. Emerson
George Ebeling
James Lowe
S. W. Emerson A
Dickson
Granite
Ebling
Hot Springs
Ark
Fine Talent for Minstrels Elks Show at Opera House
Elks plan a February 21 and 22 minstrel show at the opera house featuring real singers led by soloist Mrs Blanche Lyons who will aid in chorus. The program will include black face routines alongside new musical numbers. Rehearsals start next week with cast members preparing already and end men holding another rehearsal to refine routines.
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Elks
Wreck on Missouri Pacific in Kansas
Three Missouri Pacific trainmen were injured in a head on collision of Nos. 68 and 37 near Garnett Kansas early today. Four cars wrecked and sixty mules killed. Operator at Garnet reportedly failed to set signals.
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Kansas
Ottawa
Kans
Missouri Pacific
Garnett
White
Landis
Boisbert
Garnet
Man Blasts Himself With Dynamite Near Road Work
James Conley explored a dynamite hole during a road blasting near Hoye Catholic Church. A misfire exploded as he peered in, injuring his face and swelling his eyes, though no serious harm occurred. Jumes. De. Coe tended his wounds. the incident prompted caution at the blasting site.
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James Conley
Hoye Catholic Church
Mr. Conley
de. Coe
Lincoln Birthday Observed In Lawrence With Dinner
Lawrence public schools held Lincoln programs honoring Abraham Lincoln on his 101st birth anniversary. Banks closed tomorrow as G A R, W R C, and Ladies of the G A R plan a Lincoln dinner at Post Hall. Athens Council hosted a Lincoln celebration, featuring orchestra, sketches, solos, quartets, and a Lincoln pie and coffee reception ending with a dance. Lincoln, born 1809, was the 16th US president, assassinated in 1865 by John Wilkes Booth.
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Abraham Lincoln
Lawrence
G. A
Athens
Lincoln
Mesdames Charlton
Armstrong
Sebell
Ulrich
Barnes
America
Charlton
Lucy Culp
Seng—High School
Lulu
Larson
Seng—High School Quartetta
Wilfred Charlton
Seng—Christian Church
United States
Kentucky
Indiana
Springfield
Congress
Stephen A. Douglas
John Wilkes Booth
Two February weddings planned in Copley Pennsylvania
Society notes report the February 21 weddings of Mr Edswin Linton and Miss Adele Levan in Copley with Linton relocating to Hudson after marriage. Guests attend Mrs Mellie Brock Dryden’s forthcoming wedding, while local clubs host showers and socials for brides to be.
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Copley
Edswin Linton
Adele Levan
Linton
Hudson
Atlas Jortinat Cement Company
C. Te Linton
Nudson
Edwin Linton
Mellie Brock
MF Dryden
Abraham Lincoln Birthday Celebrated as Patriotic Text
The piece hails Abraham Lincoln as the greatest American, notes a birthday observance, and urges Lincoln as a symbol of American virtue. It highlights his rise from poor origins, education through effort, plain appearance, and wartime leadership. Lincoln’s enduring status as a paragon of Americanism is affirmed.
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Lincoln
Bishop
Aman
Yep
Mitchell
Still Vacating High School Boys Refuse Conciliations
Superintendent Smith said today there has been no injunction action or conciliatory measures from the suspended nineteen high school boys. The board's ultimatum stands, with rumors of possible legal steps against the suspension.
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Board of Education
Smith
Traty
Bishop
Mitchell
Sligh School Fracas Sparks Return-to-School Debate
Anxiety over a school dispute lingers as a meeting of the board approaches. Questions swirl about readiness to sign the education agreement and whether suspended staff will resume duty under the Brazil of Education guidelines.
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Quetien
Wys
Brazil of Education
Woman Begged for Railroad Fare on Mass Street
A woman urged passersby for ten cents or more claiming a train fare from Kansas City to De Soto. Officer Pine arrested her for city ordinance violation and Marshal Herd helped her to De Soto after she said she spent her last funds on the ticket. She had reportedly begged well over a hundred dollars uptown. Gas stoppage alarms debut at the fire department to shut off gas at low pressure and monitor meter readings.
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Store LY
Mass
Kansas City
de Soto
Gracber Bros
Herd
DeSoto
Apisehitt
Rieinish
Alley Paroled After Disorderly House Charge
The Journal reports Alley, jailed on a disorderly house charge near Merth side, was paroled amid wife sympathy. He must report regularly, with jail if he fails. Moss, Palmyra Republican, seeks clerk of the district court nomination in Lawrence. Friday and Saturday feature Wiedemann’s fruit sale. Lincoln dinner at Post Hall delays L. R. C. No. 75 until February 2a.
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Alley
Merth
Moss
E. Moss
Palmyra
Lawrence
Post Hall
Pollock
Topeka
Data C. Pollock
United States
Kansas
Milley & Co
Hanover
Kan
W. H. Windleton
Lawrence, Kan
Chicago
Pendleton
Miller & Co
Trustes
Ord C. Clingman
United States Bankruptcy
Yverill
Miler& Co
Clingman
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Morten Albaugh
Merchants' Lunch Ad At Home Dairy
Mrs Bigsby presides with Mrs Daugherty secretary in a brief notices style ad listing a merchants lunch at the Home Dairy for 15 cents. The wording echoes a community event listing with repeated officer names.
Endora Case: Lawyers Fight Over Bullock Reward
Endora men engage lawyers to contest the $600 Bullock reward alleging the state owes payment for a death ruled a suicide. Local lawyers from Endora and nearby cities plan legal action to recover the fund and dispute Governor Stubbs and bankers involvement amid state denial.
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Endora
Bullock
Joss Bullock
Duh Dolisi
Juin Miller
Karl Live
Clyde Hughes
Dee Shoefer
Frank Shoeter
Wee Judge Richards
Eudora
Fred Clarke
Willan Brownell
Lawrence
Stubbs
Butlock
Ion
Markets by Wire Grain and Provisions in Kanea Cry
Grain and provisions prices listed including wheat May and July contracts, corn May and July, oats and hay values, butter and eggs, and live stock receipts. Chicago markets cited with wheat May and July, corn, oats, lard, cattle receipts, beef steers, cows and heifers, stockers and feeders, hogs receipts and prices.
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Kanea- Cry
Chicago
Seine Flood Risk Eases as Paris Region Watches
Seine rose only inches overnight and officials forecast a higher crest tomorrow about eight inches higher than current levels. French deputies unanimously approved 4 million dollars for Hood relief. government plans may total 20 million, chiefly for personal security and real estate relief.
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Maria
Maris
France
Seine
Chambers of Deputies
Hood
Hearing Resumed in Ballinger Pinchot Case
Washington February 11 the Ballinger Pinchot investigating committee reopened after over a week of adjournment. The session was brief and focused on internal controversy since Ballinger assumed office. Attorney L D Brandeis asked for a further adjournment until Monday morning.
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Ballinger
L.D. Brandeis
Battle of Wits in Swope Case Deposition Struggle
Kansas City dispatch reports a tumultuous legal battle in the Swope case with Dr. C B Hyde seeking $00,000 actual and 350,000 punitive damages against Julie G Paxton for slander while depositions of key witnesses are pursued. Hyde appears unperturbed as grand jury issues and witness subpoenas shape strategy amid typhoid and murder case threads involving Thomas I Swope and Chrismas Swope’s death.
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Kansas City
Swope
C. B. Hyde
Thomas I. Swope
Dr. Hyde
Julie G. Paxton
Mr. Paxton
Stewart
Fleming
Swopa
Walsh
Hyde
Chassez
Chase Jordan
Emus
Jordon
Paxton
State University
Chrisman Swope
Chrisman
Col. Swope
Lawrence
Rother Road
Frank FP. Walsh
Dr.' Hyde
For Sale and Lost Notices in Local Classifieds
A fragment shows various classifieds including a farm horse for sale with gear, a lost Indies purse with reward and contact, requests for a housekeeper and a club cook, office space for rent, a bargain listing for 4 acres with a 7 room house, and a dirt bid. Names and addresses appear with phone numbers for contact.
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Physicians Association
DR. Blair
S, Chambers
Association
Kingdom
K. A
Marc Morrow
Adv. Mgr. Publishing Company
A. Eroberts. Co
Community Service
B. MC
Gemmell Hall
the Times
A. E. Roberta
Episcopal Stadhes
Houm
Jack
Wisdeusna’s
Washington Post
Department of Kansas
Court House
W. E. Higgins
Council Bluffs
New Orleans
dJudge
Foster
United States District Court
Aetna Milling Company of
Iowa
St. Joseph
Richmond
Howard Little
Hetsy Justis
George Meadows
Hurley
Hemden
Raymond's
Wiedemano's
Woodward & Co.'s
the Fairfax
Reynold
Pantatorium
Bell
Ecke’s
Noller’s
Ing
St. _ Bell
Eateam
Wiedemann
Art Btudio
Ionery
Lillian Tidrow
Ecakett
Beery Bldg
Uail Tert
Fine Valentines
Mrs. Prentisan _Home Store
Ad Bisek Funeral
MIOTH
Malachusetts Street
Herndon
Varsity
Dlsirroyant
Mme
Celeste
Lawrance House
Honor Lincoln
Dora Robb Yaqung
Christian Eyleavor
The
Baptist Church
Theta Nu Epsilon
Thetain Epsilon
Dr. Strong
N. B
RK. U
Abraham Lincols
Abrahan Lincoln
Essen
Tial
Superintendent Smith
Wiedemann’s
Bigsby
Daugherty
Merad’s
Shulz
Igi, Oh
California Road
Kugs
Hyde Forges
Wsietscna
Schulz
Mrs. Prentiss Home Store
Raymond
Luther
Fern Avans
Mise Street
J. Howell
KR. D. No
Hell Phone
Bell Phone
BENT
Woodward & Co
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