College Chaps Fatally Wounded in Jersey Train Bloodshed
On a New Jersey Central train near Jersey City two college freshmen Harrison Highbee and Leslie Lord were shot by a mobbed man amid accusations of crude remarks about a woman. Cale Loung and Roger Young of Newark accompanied them. The assailant fled after more shots wounded the pair. both men were rushed to a hospital likely to die.
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New York
Harrison Highbee
Leslie Lord
North
New Jersey
Pegro
New Jersey Central
Highbee
Lord
Cale Loung
Roger Young
Newark
Jersey City
Ofbee
Cale
Roger
Young
Lim
Allds Resigns Place in Senate Probe
Albany report notes Martin W. Littleton announced Adls filed resignation as president pro tem of the senate amid the Conger bridge bill inquiry. Other items: Vaughn Grand Jury in Kirksville to hear Dr Schweit's strychnine finding in Professor Vaughn. Perkins of New York critically ill in Washington with unlikely recovery. National City Bank of Cambridge Boston closed by federal order with examiner in charge. Miss Jessie Myers dressmaking advert in Jackson Block seeking sewing work.
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Allds
Albany
N. Y
Senate
Conger
J. P. Allds
Martin W. Littleton
Ads
Vaughn Grand Jury
Kirksville
Mto
Schweitger
Vaughn
Boston
National City Bank of
Cambridge
Washington
Burglar Steals $20 From Feurt Home on New Hampshire Street
A burglar entered the Feurt residence on New Hampshire Street Monday night and stole twenty dollars. Mrs. Feurt heard a strange noise Tuesday at 1 am as the dog barked and the family slept. A later downstairs sound confirmed the break in. The front door had been left open the previous night, enabling the theft.
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Ed. Feurt
Feurt
New Hampshire Street
Philadelphia Street Car Strike Ravages City in Three Days
Two dead and three dying in Philadelphia as a street car strike enters its fourth day. Over 1,000 injured, more than 5,000 windows broken in four days, with dynamite used at a car barn. Transit company holds city liable for car wrecks. The National Guard may be called out if order cannot be restored.
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Philadelphia
Lawlessner
National Guard of
Pennsylvania
Elector notices and local candidacy list
ENTS. H. E. Don Carley is a candidate for member of the legislature from the Eleventh legislative district, subject to the republican party primaries, County Superintendent. I am a candidate for the office of Superintendent of the Douglas County schools, subject to the approval of the Republican primaries. E. P. MONAHAN: A. J. Wood is a candidate for reelection as a member of the council from the Fifth ward, subject to the Republican primaries. Menn. Vanilla Ice Cream. Chocolate Ice Cream. Raspberry Ice Cream. Strawberry Ice Cream. Pineapple Ice. "The Taste Teils. WIEDEMANN'S. Cuddy and Cuddy's Baby at the Indian Store. Attention Business Men Get out your Electric Fans to clear the frost and moisture off the windows.
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H. E. Don Carley
Douglas County
E. P. Monahan
A. J. Wood
Fifth Ward
Menn
Wiedemann’s
One Year Ago Tonight Lawrence Endorsed Street Car Franchise
A Kansas City era note recalls Dayton promoters Albert Emanuel and W R Sullivan securing Lawrence’s electric street railway franchise one year ago. Construction followed, with Mass Street and other branches, leaving only University section until thaw. Judge Dwyer to return March 1 to finish loop. The line, praised for service and cars, boosted Sunday demand and public sentiment remains positive toward Emanuel, Dwyer, and Sullivan.
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Dayton
Ohio
Lawrence
Albert Emanuel
W. R. Sullivan
Kansas
Missouri
University
Cara
J.T. Skinner
Mr. Emanuel
Judge Dwyer
Stubbs-Eddy wedding at Governor's Lawrence home
Naturally Governor Stubbs and family attend the Lawrence ceremony for Miss Anna Stubbs and Mr. Joe Eddy in Windmill Hill decor. The bride, Lenore Stubbs, wears Marquisette with lace, crown of orange blossoms from California. Governor and Mrs. Messler and Mrs. Gladys Baldwin among guests. The couple will reside in Lawrence after March 10.
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Stubbs-Eddy
Stubbs
Kansas
Lawrence
Anna Stubbs
Joe Eddy
Windmill Hill
E. Haworth
IL. C. Messler
Mulvane
Carrie Jacobs Bond
Lenore Stubbs
Giardi
Gladys Baldwin
Kansas City
Margaret Stubbs
Lawrence Stubbs
Katherine
Hazel
Bertha
Lucille Stubbs
J. E. Stubbs
Miss Stubbs
California
F. A. ‘Stewart
Mr. Sweet
Friends
Guarded Prisoner Pleads Not Guilty in Kansas City
William Jackson, a janitor accused of luring six white girls to his room, was arraigned before Judge Latshaw and entered a not guilty plea. The court had armed guards to prevent a possible outbreak.
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William Jackson
Quilty
Kansas City
Latshaw
Duckson
Inspector Visits Kress Store Says Laws Not Enforced
An inspector reported at the Kress store that laws were not being enforced there. No other trouble was found at the premises.
PUESCHEL FOUND GUILTY IN LIQUOR CASE
Lawrence reports deputy state factory inspector Thomas P Menton on routine visit finds one legal violation at Kress store urging stools for workers. Menton notes strict rules and questions on under sixteen employment. Pueschel tried for liquor law violations, fined 218.50 and jailed 60 days. Repeats of local ads and promotions interrupt the narrative.
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Thomas P. Menton
Lawrence
Leavenworth
Mr. Menton
Kress
Mr. Milligan
Millisan
Herndon’s
Pueschel
Legal official to visit Lawrence and nearby towns
The capable young Mr. Menten is portrayed as fully capable of enforcing the law. He will stay in Lawrence until Friday with periodic trips to nearby small towns, meeting locals and observing the area. The tone emphasizes his readiness and authority in the assignment.
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Mr. Menten
Lawrence
Last Chapter Body for Dissection Arrives at University
William Schoonover aged 27 died February 12 in Lansing prison hospital from mining accident injuries. His body was received today for dissection at Kansas University by medical classes, arriving in the plain wooden shipping box and taken by university wagon at 2:15.
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William Schoonover
Lansing
K. U
Record Cold Sets Winter Low in Kansas City
The Kansas City weather bureau reports five below zero this morning the coldest thus far this winter. Other readings include North Platte 1 below Sedalia 3 below Springfield 6 above Topeka and Concordia 2 below Wichita 2 above Oklahoma City 12 above Fort Smith 30 above Fort Worth 32 above Annhill 12 above.
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Kansas City
North Platte
Neb
Sedalia
Springfiell
Topeka
Annl Concordia
Kans
Wichita
Oklahoma City
Fort Smith
Ark
Fort Worth
Texas
Annhilly
Markets by Wire Grain and Provisions
Kansas City market wire reports cash and futures for wheat oats and corn with prices for May July and cash bids. livestock receipts and prices for cattle hogs and calves. Chicago market data lists wheat and live stock figures. reference to a store ad for Cully and Cuddy's Baby at the Vindian Store.
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Kansas City
Cully
Cuddy
Vindian Store
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Bueglae
ENTS
Manhattan
the Merchants
DN Society
Pi Beta Phi Sorority
Howe
Hannah Mitchell
Josephine Tice
Peka
Betas
Mary B. Taylor
Woman's Building
Joliet
Alinda
C. E. Habach
Charles Lescher
Bell
New Jersey St
Vermont
Kentucky
Tennessee St
A. Darland
Bell Phone
North Lawrence
George Washington
Ord Clingman
Ventura Club
E. R. Learned
McGrath
Lawrence / Reading
J. E. Rankin
Sigma - Chi Fraternity
John F. Sugrue
Pilgrim Congregational Church
Marthas
George Washingtons
Cora Seehrist
John Hubbell
Bult
Bolt
Plymouth Congregational Church
Bolis
J. A
Cook
Fort Scott
J. A. Cook
Guadalajara
Mexico
Swope
Margaret Swope
Hyde
C. A. Hester
Battle Creek, Michigan
Mrs
F. 8. Hester
Shearer
Torcery
Herndon
Jeredit
Kress Store
Lway
Wiedemann's
Journal
Koch
Kansas City Weather Bureau
Concordia
Chicago
Cattl
Peckham Clothing
Peckham’s
Onaga
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