Plan A Campaign of United Party Delegates Rally
A county Republican and Progressive fusion plan calls for a unity convention on March 14 to select representatives for the district rally and Topeka convention. The meeting in Lawrence set precinct delegations, primaries on March 10, and a county-wide plan to unite Republicans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County
Cart
Topeka
Uelowies
Tucker
von Wille
Latail
Aya
Wien
Chant
Dee
Marion
West
Willow
Springs
Lauwrenre
Roy Menoniu
Suniel
Vineland
Simons
Republieu
County Commillan Adjorpnet
J . Dolley
Sam Tietdivdm
Kanwaka
Tawi Ath
Daealy Harenaie
Cant
Yarke
Oh Wothirka
UC Lindie
Me Linley
Manntitivenen
Charles Kall
Don Westhelfer
Eqdara
Ananand
Willow Springs
Charles Albright
A FE. Watts
Lovettat
Lincoln Picture Here at Lanvyeien Exhibition
Linoln picture arrives for the new Linear school exhibit in Lanvyeien. The item, copied from Rt. Glander's statue, will be presented to the school by Watkins National Banks at the Dick Brothers store today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lanvyeien
Dick Brothers
Rt. Glander
Watkins National Hanks
No Fumes From This Stove Improves Heating Claims
An unclear ad asserts a stove emits no fumes and heats rooms efficiently with gas lighting. It touts quick warming, a compact design, and a cheerful appearance. The copy mentions Lawrence O’Brien & Co and a location in Masd Si, implying a dealership or distributor.
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Burts
Animary
Peter
Lawrences O'Brien & Co
Baker Festival Chorus Grows Into a Community Voice
February 12 report from Baker University notes the festival chorus surpassing 300 voices, half students and half townspeople. The group rehearses weekly, families attend rehearsals, and only scores cost. Directors foresee the chorus as a lasting community project shaping town and district cohesion. The final concert is planned for June Commencement with expectations of standard works.
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Kau
Baker’ University
Roumtry
Yomuroy Get
Velwarsal
T M. D. Geere
Elorus
Baker
Hadvn
Ofifaria
Wisconsin tragedy mystery involving Madison student
Illinois Wisconsin court reports reveal Orpett a University of Wisconsin Madison student confessed to detectives in Madison that he caused the death of Miss Marion Frances Lambert near Lake Forest by poisoning. He described meeting her in the woods and leaving after she consumed poison, with letters sent to portray his continued friendship. A witness claims to have seen a man with Lambert in the woods, and the coroner's inquest proceeds as authorities publicize statements from witnesses and investigators.
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Marion Frees Lambert
Stale
Allamey
Muly
Tukegan
Mutisen
Orpek
Tim
Lake Forest
Qapel
Miss Bambert
Chicago
Uwl
Nell
Doutier
University Sal
Wisconsin
Madison
Passa ci
Mare Ion Frances Lambor
Selao
Owhass Bets
Oppel
Gurante
Orpett
Orpatt
Ite
Boody
Detect T
David James
Whh
Jams
Nolice
Pot Auxiliary Meets Monday at Court House
The auxiliary group of Sons of Veterans plans a Monday meeting at the Court House. A meeting with a focus on special business and attendance is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans Au Willy - Moet
Hecganolf
Trouble at Indian Church Faces Discrimination Claims
A report describes alleged religious discrimination at Haskell involving an inspector’s visit and a forthcoming statement by Dr S A Elliott. Tensions arise between Indian and Catholic communities as officials weigh crisis indicators and possible ties to former supervisory roles at the school.
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Holt
Thebes
Voinmi
Wilhiigit
Hawrene
le Illinus
Haskell
Tacit School
Elefiotts
Stiss
T. B. Posies
Professor Preyer Soloist at Cheral Union Concert
Professor Preyer travels to lead a public choral union concert as soloist and central figure in the program. The event marks his first appearance with the group in months, drawing attention to a notable return to performance and a key local cultural occasion.
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Cheral Union
Id Tirastal
Ype Preyer
Asa Anno Iainy
Preyer
Iit
Ibs
Dike Project Aims to Alleviate Old River Bed Inundation
The plan seeks to fill the lever and build a dike across the old river bed to prevent flooding in Gosnt township and nearby areas. Officials report progress with the Maple Grave drainage project and sewer work, while railroad engineers reassess plans amid heavy rains and prior cuttings.
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Gosnt
India
Uiian Pacificsatroad
Iiny
Tanitsel
Grint
Alfred Te Furnish
Ensineerine Department
Ad Ahoaha
Supreme limits ballot in Oklahoma liquor case ruling
A chaotic court hearing centered on a reform measure to ease liquor convictions and revenue production. The Supreme Court ruled the ballot legality questionable, delaying enforcement and prompting injunctions. The decision touched on Australian ballot practices, tax lines, and county election authority doings, with Topeka referenced as a broader context.
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Topeka
Ian
Miusas
East
Iyer
Supreme Rivets
Jury Opens Civil Sessions After Bridge Case Delays
Court recessed after a complex injunction dispute over bridge construction and railroad traffic. The civil jury is to begin Monday with cases including Hyland vs Joel Trealy and Churchill vs Lute Tasir age, plus Workins Trust Co. vs Ben Ist, in a session focused on trials and temporary restraining orders.
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Port Hese
Eailiy
Elaine
Ed Rek
Judea Smart
Dust Chirk
Wits
Allenwill
Rlstrict Coure Matil
Eavil
Momlay
Hyland
Joel
Trealay
Churelil
Cas Workins Trust Co
Benist
Wethesday
Kansas Weather Report Summary
Unsettled conditions noted with approaching fronts. Friday forecast calls for partly cloudy skies and notably colder temperatures.
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Kansas Weather Report
Doctors Battle In Hotel In Louis Missouri
Dozens of doctors and lodge brothers clashed in a hotel in St Louis amid a tense dispute over debt and alleged wrongs. Dr Charles Wa iCemerly of San Victorin Texas and Dr A F Johnson of St Louis fought with revolvers and knives in a locked room, leaving one severely wounded. Police report a feud involving severed ties and accusations of neglect to pay a debt, with several suspects detained as officers sort the chaotic incident.
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Louis
Charles Wa iCemerly
San Vitorin
Texas
A. F. Johmson
St. Louis
Cavite Erbusiess Partiers
Masonic Order
Fogahi
Inia
Revolvers
Aentil
Ivotel Shere
Jist Nisht
Slsavcinta
Jnsingss
Dre
Pe Johnsen
Hiecanse
Johnsen
Kensoent
Lilal
Jolingan
Walter Ay Diefenhand
Granite City
Kennerly
Ledy
Dierenbanch
Rane
Jokraon
Bollor
Armond
Died in California Mrs Copley noted in Santa Cruz
Mrs Copley died at her daughter’s home in Santa Cruz California. She left five surviving children Laura Perry Alex Remington Rey Perry and others including thirteen grandchildren. The body will be moved for burial in Perry. Mrs Copley was a relative of Thaw with a minister from Caples Fanndl and Wie Homasher in attendance.
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Srvnih Copley
Peery
Mars
Mr Warle
Sante Cruz
Cal
Mas. Copley
Ace
Laura Tiert
Perry
Alex
Remington
Paes Rey
Plan
Ibert Cap
Ak Sand
Maire At
Savin Craul
Sistaen’ Seyamile
Wreiteleh Dey Perry
Copley
Caples Fanndl
Wie
Homaher
Lawrence boy wins prize in university play contest
Alton Crumbiner a Lawrence student won first prize with his play Coppine the Grapes in the University Club contest. Gambiner, a senior in the School of Law, witnessed the judges’ favorable view and the nine contestants’ works were reviewed by a committee of two faculty members and seven students. The runner up was Arthur Names of McCracken. The winning play is slated for production this year. Separately, Edgar Metlog, son of Mr and Mrs Crawford McCrain, was severely injured after falling while attempting to fetch pigeons for pets, dislocating a shoulder. The accident occurred yesterday.
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Alton Crmbiner
Vie
Ananneerd Dis
Mir Gambner
Mubsir
Arthur
McCracken
Gambiner i
School of Law
Cam Mikior
Twe Faenkis Muthers
Ani
Edgar Metlog
Mere
Mes
Crawford McChain
Present to A. W. Webster CoE Birthday Gift
Fragmentary note mentions presenting items to A. W. Webster, with lines about a birthday gift to someone named Leo Thallwhar and a reference to a young fling loving an older man with money.
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A. W. Webste
Massy Elparke
Leo
Pioneers of Kansas Mark Yearly Anniversary in Baldwin
Baldwin residents plan to honor venerable citizens as Deneins County recalls long pioneers who settled before the Civil War. A bellwether event marks achievements of early settlers along the Santa Fe Trail and railroad era. The piece notes a hundredth birthday celebration and a slowing, historic town memory.
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Ballwin
Peh
Deneins County
Kansas
Webster’s heart in Maine towns and pioneer notes
The article reflects on Mr. Webster, a noted figure from Segtelt Life, and the frontier settlements around Sandy and Dane. It recalls his views on new towns, the corner stone of a university, and his reading habits. It mentions his family, birthdays, and the community’s interest in Balikwin’s planting events.
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Mr. Webster
Uhteksnait
Dane
Medea
Segtelt
Ealuce
Osoldier Charins
Webster
Weil
Balikwin
Guilty Plea In Liquor Charge By Armstrong
Armstrong pleaded guilty to unlawfully bringing liquor to town to sell. He admitted selling liquor and was sentenced to a year in prison with a fine. Authorities reported the case occurred in Kansas City, with details about his ownership of a shop and prior conduct.
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En Armstrong
MD Armstrong
Ra Thirky
Asrinsty
Rom
Kansay City
Hindior
Chapeed
Deputy Assessors to Meet in County Court House
Five appointed deputy assessors will be at the courthouse soon for a meeting. The exact date has not been finalized, and the outline of the assessment tasks will be provided to give a thorough understanding of the assessment process.
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United. Party
Republican
Lincoln
Lincoln School By
Watkins Bank
Baker Festival Chorus
W., H.—Orvett
Linnen
Crea
Nies
Prof. Preyer
Ging
Kangas
Colt Limits
Tina Hochiw
Prodlienia
Hota Baltie
Pant Shatt, Sophie
Weykee
Ahicoy
Judge Smart
Bridge Miller
Gre Limtor
Gourt
Californa
Sarah Copley
La‘renge Boy
Alton Garabiner
Mark
A. W. Webster
Baldwin
Santa Fe
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