Concert program review from Dunbirg season opening
A detailed critique of a local concert by the Good Fellows Singers, Adrian M. Newens, and Parlette in an university town. The piece highlights singing, humor, and orchestral variety, with praise for clear diction, expressive talent, and the veterans’ performances. It notes Parlette’s engaging lecture tone and overall program structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunbirg
Ralph Viet
Good “Fellows Singers
Adrian Mi Newens
Enon
Rend Knebesss
Unley
Tervin Doe
Adrian M. Newens
Thors
Ralph Parlotte
Firdine
Snidiennes
Ralph Parlette
Prisoner Escapes Amid Odd Daydreams and Arrests
A scrambled report notes a prisoner escape and a minister janitor venturing outside at 7:30 AM. Reverend Helles leaves without breakfast or coat as authorities arrest Jones for assaulting his niece and sentence him to six months in jail. Local charity efforts and community figures are briefly mentioned.
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W. Jones
EB. W. Jones
Wail Land Pak
Helles
Lawrence audience lauds local stage production The Bachelor
The opening night of The Bachelor drew praise for Claude Sowers and Miss Brownie Angeli Eaton. David Holmes and Selvia played lead roles with strong supporting turns from Aunt and Barbe. The production impressed with lively acting, stage presence, and faithful period flavor.
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Claude Sowers
Brownie
Angi Andi
Lola Eaton
Clain Praterng
Isine
Werth
Dave Hat
Bechelor
Wehiel
David Holmes
Alchachelor Selvia
Warilad
Theo
Yiets
Saarie Wty
Ueder
Sat Saint Rossel
Unie Russell
Claude Sayers
Lawrence
Pisialie
Miss Eaton
Che
Ley
Brownie Angle
Ratistaelor
Prelly
P Selon Emory
Gerald Olmes
Henry Taiz
Kasas City
Lorimer Vote Hangs On Senate Action Amid Pressure
The Senate plans to vote on Lorimer’s des tion amid feverish pressure from his allies and supporters. Senators Burrmrs and others within the interstate committee weigh pri hlédes and elections, with Burrmrs signaling readiness to vote as soon as the Senate permits a time to fix.
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Lorimer
Washington
Burrmrs
Pri
Torimer
Senate
Ei Beyer
State Highways Law Passed Boosts County Township Levy
The House approved a broad roads measure and drainage bills, authorizing a one to three mill property levy within counties and townships to fund good roads. It details highway commission roles, township trustees, and county engineers, with pay scales, duties, and limits. Also noted is the Senate killing of a Massachusetts ballot bill and a favorable report on a divorce from state normals.
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Tfhe Journal-World
Topeka
Agricultural Committee
Ayefarmer
House
Senate
Massachusetts
Board of
Tle
Finsiets
Dheawrishin
Awerk
Tonnties
Sinte
Smallpox Vaccination Shuts Linnean School Amid Outbreak
The Linnean school district orders vaccinations and barring of entry after a smallpox case is quarantined in New Lawrence. Officials fumigate buildings and quarantine students while several local families report cases. authorities fear wider spread as more infections appear among residents and staff.
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Lineal
Sehoel
Loral
New Lawrence
Vanglin
Lawrence Vietin
Markets by Wire Grains and Provisions Kansas City Feb 2
Market wire report from Kansas City lists grain and provision pricing for oats and hay, with scattered figures and category labels. The readable items include oats and timothy hay prices, and creamery products, indicating mixed commodity quotes for the day.
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Kansas City
Rewiy
Nerey
Aryt
Timothy
Choier
Ptter Creamery
Live Stock Cattle Receipts and Dairy Prices
Live stock cattle receipts show 4003 head with steer and heifer prices listed. Dairy market notes include creamery butter quotations and general value movements, indicating mixed farm commodity activity.
Still Another Home in New Hampshire Street Block 4
A description of property on New Hampshire Street in Taskell Privato Walter VT Branson’s area, with the Hosford Investment and Mortgage Company backing the project. The Guild-use erection is planned for the near future, and the district has seen improving prospects and rising development. The advert highlights the appeal of this city area over more crowded northern neighborhoods.
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Q-Carter
New Hampshire
Ssireo
Taskell
Privato Walter VT
Branson
Lawrgheo
Hosford Investment & Mortente
Nortinns
Ily
Grinnell Noses Out Jayhawks 17 to 16 in Slow Tilt
Grinnell edged Jayhawkers 17 to 16 as both teams struggled with shooting. Coach Hamilton rested his starters, using substitutes to give the first team a needed rest. Tonight the Ransalls meet Calner College at Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grinnell
Jayhawkers
Kalisos
Hamilton
Nis
Ransalls
Penitentiary terms in liquor case sweep county
A perfect carnival of liquor convictions followed wholesale arrests by county authorities. Twenty liquor sellers entered guilty pleas. juries and judges imposed penitentiary terms ranging from five to twenty-one years, with sentences of two to two and a half years plus fines. Names including Jess Harper Fred Miller and Bob Tagails appear among those pleading guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper
Smart
Chris Mherliet
Lana ‘Thornton
Johan Thompson
Jess Harper
Fred Mitler
Bob Tagails
Miller
Anilly
Skip’ Matthews
Rabe
Seymour
Chet
Aibitlai
Eharaal
Euilty
Twa
Kelley
Sonny
Walker
Dixon
Beas
Sully
Sam Johnson
Hayden
Roberts
Croshy
Cally
Terry Auitty
Barney
Mawell
Liva
Orville Johnson
Mix
Richard Jones
Izzie Peranaan
Nelson McCloid
Aandrew Denton
Qovlea
Teis
Tadge
Maxtowm
Jon
Tess Harper
Mrs Hornsby Dead Early Lawrence Pioneer
Mrs Elmira Hornsby, long time Lawrence resident and pioneer, died at her west Lawrence home at 11 ovelock today after a period of ill health. Born in Corning, N Y, she was eighty years old and survived by two sisters and several nieces. Funeral arrangements will be announced as soon as heard from.
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Elmira Tornsby
Lawrence
West Lawrence
Kish Avil
Corning
Where Are They From The Journal Fire
Fire at the Journal scattered equipment and manuscripts as staff hurried to evacuate. Linotype operator carried out magazines and matrices in the frenzy and later burned a set of matrices, remembered only vaguely. Helpers secured items and urged notifying the office for recoveries and safekeeping.
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Pse
Bey
Woman Attempts Suicide During Family Turmoil
Neighbors report a threatening scene at a house on S47 Indiana where Mrs Hafferkanp threatened her throat with a knife as two university students intervened. Police relived the danger, and the mother claimed years of trouble left her unable to control her three children who were found ragged and unkempt. Carrie, a recent arrestee for stealing a silk waist, is among youths discussed for juvenile court proceedings.
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S47
Ind
Monte
Auick
H. J. Stafferkamp
H. J. Stafferkamp As'she Was About To Slash Herj Throat. With An. Inmperse
Dailey
Childres
Carrie
Traanev
Hafferkamp
Lan
Childvey
Kempt
Rhade
Jarvenile
Lawrence Journal World Offers 500 for Kansas City Flight
The Lawrence Journal World reports a $500 prize for a cross country flight to Kansas City by aviator Evans. He deposits $500 for a flight within 216 hours, with the paper matching funds and promising $1,000 if Evans completes the voyage. Local backing from Topeka and Kansas City observers boosts support for the challenge.
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Journal- World Has
Furse
Lawrence
Kansas City
Journal-Worlds
Wn. Evans
Journal-World
Kansas
Yesterdarte Els
City Post Offérell
RLMO
J. C. Mars
Topeka
Kandat City
Evans
Tolliday
Wi Podsind Park
Byanta
Jst
Ithe Buitier
Witgessine
Ship Went Ashore Near Ty Island in English Channel
London reports the old French warship Tichelion, drifting as a derelict for a fort night, ran aground on rocks near Ty Island. A lifeboat crew, initially mistaking it for a trans Atlantic liner, realized it was the wrecked Riehkent, being towed to Holland to be broken up, when it broke loose from the tow. Mariners hail the accident as a dangerous relief.
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London
Tichelion
Ty Navigation
Lontgar
Ty Island
Riehkent
Holland
Brown for Congress Gathers Kansans for 1912 Ticket
About 500 Democrats met at the Masonic hall in Topeka last night to discuss the state ticket for 1912 and potential candidates for lieutenant governor secretary of state and attorney general. Names mentioned include W. I Kent J. Th Napier B J Hawkins and Bart Be Browne new president of the party. The gathering elected H W Roxd as president with J W Morphy as vice president and J W Hove as secretary and treasurer.
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Democrats of
Kansas
Masonic Hall
Topeka
Hodbes
Verliet
W. I. Kent
King
Man
Teo W. Qer
Fred Itabertsis
Rawlins
Tie
W. DP. Peder
Barton County
Cand Tin Raverscraft
Congress
Democrats
H.W. Roxd
Phillipshure
Atlarvae
Russell
Reformer
J. W. Hove
Filene News
Laurant Concert Delayed To Saturday in Lawrence
Dates for the Laurence Lyceum course appearance in Lawrence were changed due to scheduling conflicts. Laurant, the musician, will not perform tomorrow night but will visit Saturday night, marking the first five year delay for the series and prompting the committee to note the limited open hall date of February 25 as the new target.
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Ihe
Ihe Lyeenm
Pony
Kansas
Laurant
Lawrence
Imperial Theater project draws Kwrenve business men
In Kwrenve many prominent businessmen and farmer investors show strong interest in an Imperial Theater venture. Mr Flanery predicts full seating and a Hayine factory plan in Lawrence. The proposal, supported by local leaders, aims to attract investors with a long term dividend, as more details are expected to unfold.
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Kwrenve
Imperial Theater
Company
Flanery
Lawrence
rEilat Lisheen
Fo Tir
Mike
Scarlet fever and smallpox quarantines rise in Lawrence
Dr Gillispie reports eight epidemics this February with 43 quarantines this month. Scarlet fever gains grip while measles and other illnesses lessen. Local homes under quarantine include Wim Schulta residence and Doris Patterson family, Levi Steinberg, Charles Finch, and others noted in the fever watch.
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Gillispie
Lawrence
de Gillispia
Wim. Schulta
Forssear
Little Doris ‘Patterson
Levi Steinberg
Charles
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North’ Lawrence
Haskell Place
South Lawrence
Hosford Investment & Mortgage Company
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LOS
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Lansing
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Phlight
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