Billy Surely a Great College Stage Success
The Thespian Dramatic Club of the University of Kansas presented Billy? to a receptive Lawrence audience last night. The one scene, sharp pace, and strong cast drew prolonged applause. Miss Culp, Miss Fairweather, Hazel Clarke, and Margaret Roberty received standout notices for their polished turns as both leads and supporting roles.
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University of Kansas
Billy
Gac
Florida
Willis Wood
Kansas
Lucyen
Maurine Fairweather
Tad
Miss Culp
Guidle
Miss Fairweather
Lawrence
Mer
Mary Hutchinson
Yeoman of the Guard
Lear
Inter
Mrs. Sloane
Hazel ‘Clarke
K.U
Hare
Miss Clarke
E. V
Margaret Roberty
Tigrgrave
Virginia Elward
Ess
New pumping gallery to end Kaw river water supply use
Lawrence Water Company's pumping station project nears completion. A newly installed gathering gallery costing about 3500 will collect water from beneath the river and channel it to town mains, potentially eliminating river water as a supply though some doubt remains. Manager Frank Saver stated expected completion by week’s end as basins show rising use and filtration improves.
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Lemon
Lawrence
Frank Saver
Collec
Dynamiters in custody reach for arrests stalled by delays
Warrants issued for alleged Chicago labor men in a sweeping dynamite conspiracy case. U S officials plan arrests as more than fifty defendants are identified, but delays and uncertain timing hinder the takedown. Deputies seize a Rochester organizer and other linked figures as investigations widen.
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Chicaga
Indiianapolis
Ponte
Nfiials
Fallow Uynarai
Rochester
Clare
Farce Tonight to Benefit Athletic Fund
The production titled Boys Will Be Girls will be staged tonight to raise funds for the Athletic Association. It is described as clever and amusing, with senior boys reportedly involved. A nominal admission will be charged, the proceeds going to the athletic fund.
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Athletic Fund
Sehayot
Athletic _Association
Brady to Speak at Douglas County Equal Franchise Group
Douglas County Equal Franchise Association scheduled a Saturday meeting at the Y.M.C.A. building with J L Brady as the afternoon speaker. The event is promoted as potentially the best attended of the year, aiming to inform attendees on franchise equality issues.
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Douglas County Equal Franchise Association
Saturda
Douglais County Equal Franchise Association
Yat CL AL
J.L. Brady
Washington Tales From Prof Croissant on Capitol Life
Professor Croissant describes Washington life and Congress workings from Chapel talk. He notes a sparse House, a dignified Senate, and a parade on inauguration day as a key feature, with anecdotes of small crowds and the city’s old fashioned character.
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D. C. Croissant
English Department
Chapel
Wreshington
Senate
Washington
Croissant
Sith Ag
Alexander ,Hamilton
Thetas Jefferson
Fhe Capitel
Freien
Cleveland
Prof. Croissante
Persian treasurer-general Shuster's staff tied to irregularities
The Persian ex-treasurer-general Shuster is linked to irregularities through officials in Teheran and Enzeli. The V ersian government has telegraphed riders to Enzeli Heskt ueling and other ports to detain eleven staffers who previously served with Shuster. Cairns and associates in the treaty department face scrutiny as records reveal irregularities in Shuster’s accounts.
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St. Petersburg
Enzeli
Abtitin
Morsan Shuster
Persia
Shuster
Chemical Revision Bill Promises Free List Changes
Washington report states the chemical term revision bill, crafted by the ways and means committee, was made public. It lists free-list articles including borax, copper sulfate, Paris green, London purples, phosphors, sheep dip, and several other chemicals and pigments with several items spelled variably in the OCR.
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Washington
Ways and Means Comiiuies
Mae
Paris
London
Not His Kimmel Companion Could Not Identify
In St Tunis on February 13, attorneys for the insurance company say White the former convict is recognized as George A Kimmel in a mystery suit. George A Kendall of St Louis testified the claimant was not Kimmel, citing eyes ears mannerisms and appearance. Four unknown men last night went to White's boarding house and demanded that Kimmel be turned over.
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Arkansas City
St Tunis
Senking
White
George A.kimmel
George A. Kendall
St. Louis
Kimmel
Kansas City
Oreste
United States assures citizens amid Mexican unrest
The State Department issued a new circular to American representatives in Mexico denying intervention in Mexico and urging publication of the denial to counter false reports. The note follows prior efforts during the Malabo revolution and aims to calm residents and prevent panic by clarifying U.S. policy and goodwill toward Mexico. Local readers note growing speculation that the United States will intervene, despite official denials.
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Washington
Mexico
Party of
United States
State Department
Sisters Republic
Tigtoeal Press
House Everyonivans
Berlin
Muirdey Cof WM
Provemr
Heer
Anyloniean
Death of David H Littell in Lawrence Kansas
Obituary notes the death of David H Littell in Lawrence at his home with funeral planned in Leroy Kansas. The article lists many local residents with brief personal updates including moves, visits, and employment, reflecting a community notices page.
Quarters of Tropes Change Favored by War Dept Witness
Washington Feb 13 Major George H Shelton of the bureau of insular affairs told the house committee on war department expenditures that placing troops in larger cities rather than army posts would save immense sums and keep troops more available while reducing desertions.
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Washington
House Committee On War Department
George H. Shelton
Bureau of Insular Affairs
Army Uy Keep
Cafeteria Opens on the Hill at University
The university cafeteria opened this morning in Fraser Hall basement with Domestics Science students led by Dr. Edna Day preparing meals. Sodas, coffee, milk, ham sandwiches, fruit pies, and Hershey’s chocolate were offered, all items under a nickel except the shop. Students sample self-serve trays as orderly lines form.
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Goa
University
Hich
Fraser Hall
Edna Day
Hershey
Veourselv
Abel
Fraser
Roosevelt Ready to Reply to Governors Letter Soon
President Roosevelt said he had received a letter from eight governors and would give it careful consideration. He would reply within a short time, probably within a week, and could not comment further at the moment.
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New York
Chivtura
Roosevelt Studay
Reversed Decision in Schiff's Valet Case Court Ruling
In New York on February the Supreme Court reversed the soleéision in the case of Folk Brandt, the Yarner valet of Mortimer J Seif, banker. The court issued a writ of habeas corpus with hope of reopening the case in the larceny trial at his residence.
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Schiff
New York
Justice Gerant
Supreme Court Today
Folk Brandt
Mortimer J. Seif
Hanker
Carrington Resigns as Lord of The Privy Seal
Fort Carrington today resigns as Lord of The Privy Seal and the Marquis of Crewe is appointed to succeed him. Lord Pentland resigns as Secretary of State for Scotland and Thomas McKinnon Wood, the Under Secretary, is named to a post. In other news Mrs Margaret Incahs, 48, dies at her home 1144 Y Pennsylvania Street. funeral plans not yet set.
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London
Jamlon
Fort Carrington
Marquis of Crewe
Hit
Lord Pentland
Scotland
Thomas McKinnnon Wool
Onder
Jin Fansel Seine Sieprise
Crewes
Tuutia
Margaret Incahs
Pennsylvania Street
Imperial mutiny reported in Tien Sin clash
A dispatch from Tien Sin states a regiment of Imperial troops mutinied today causing unrest in the city and signaling a potential security crisis for the capital authorities.
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London
Tien ‘Sin
Former insurance chief Montgomery commits suicide here
In a shocking personal tragedy, Am.ren. 1 Maj oralty Sexton, once state insurance commissioner, killed himself in this city today. Police reported no immediate motive and will investigate, with details yet unavailable as the coroner’s office begins preparation.
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Montgomery
Majoralty Sexton
Reward Offered for Stolen Live Lawn Mower Bunny
Margaret and Gordon Gustafson offer five cents to a reader for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the Big Dog that stole their pet Bunny, a live lawn mower kept in a movable cage at 46 New Hampshire, once a cherished yard helper and family friend.
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Margaret
Gordon Gustafson
Big Dog
Journal-World
Gustafson
New Hampshire
Gustafsop
Zaphone to Testify in Land Reports Inquiry
Washington February 13 Zaphone disbursing officer in the department of agriculture is slated to testify before the house committee in an inquiry into charges that the Florida Everglades promoters suppressed government land reports.
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Zaphone
Washington
Department of Agriculture
House Committee
Florida Everelades
Missouri Delegation Backs Champ Clark for President
The Missouri delegation in Congress issued a statement praising Speaker Champ Clark as a seasoned 25 year veteran of patriotic public service. It credits him with Democratic unity, leadership in national legislation, and guiding the party to victory in 1910 within the context of unity against a minority. It declares Missouri’s united democracy behind Clark and endorses him as the logical Democratic nominee for President.
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Washington
Missouri Delexatian
Congress
Clark
United Democracy of Missouri
Champ Clark
Sit
Physiology Classes Overcrowded at University
University physiology classes are crowded with aisles filled as students sit in the aisles. Dr Slyde notes doubling enrollment in the past year and warns that more were kept out than admitted due to closed courses.
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Slyde
Funeral for Martin Irffert Held at Noon
Martin Irffert, 62, died yesterday at his Grant township home. Funeral services will be held at noon tomorrow from the Grant Union church, interment in Maple Grove Cemetery. Mrs. O. A. Hanscom is critically ill. relatives were notified today. Quill Club of the University met in Fraser Hall with Allan Wilbur and Elam Draper on the program. Mrs. C. By. Owen leaves tonight for Burlington, Kansas to visit her seriously ill father.
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Salina
AL Matis
Mes
Maris
Frate Kansas
Billy
Carrie Divikasen
Milired
Kansas
W.oher
Nissuis
Ober
C. PL Raddlitte
Mayor
Sam Bishop
Toneka
Fairweather
Mrs. Clarke
Kansas City
Mary Butchinson
Joplin
Universi
Indio” Parker
Topeka
Ben Stevenson Tias
Marie Haldeck
Marie Sinclair
Lawrence
T Ye Sista Alpies Epsilon
E. S. Perhliam
Clay Cenby
Thad Stetwrs
Roy Godding
Lee
W. Tenney
FR. Steele
BR. Greenlees
Jenny Nichols
Sam
Martin Irffert
Martin
Irffert
Keen
Grant Township
O’ehack
Grant Union “Clutres
Maple Grove
A. Hanscom
Quill Club
University
Fraser Hall
Allan Wilbur
Elanom Draper
Fire inspection by Kansas group reaches Lawrence
Twenty members of the Kansas State Fire Prevention Association arrived in Lawrence to assess fire risk and protection. They inspected every business, home, and plant, reporting findings tonight to a joint Commercial Club and Merchants Association meeting for remedies and stricter ordinances. The team aims to identify physical defects, prompt owners to remove hazards, and push city council action to strengthen fire laws and enforcement.
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Lawrence
Kansas State Fire” Prevention
Commercial Club
Merchants Association
Topeka
M. W. van
van Valkenberg
Merrial Club
M.W. van Valkenberg
Kansas City
Reynolds Barnum
C. W. Fort
Kansas
City
T. Carlidge
Gardner
W. M. Gregory
D. T. Babson
Ellsworth
A- Henninger
Kansas City Eye
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