28 Feb 1911
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1911
Page
1
The Tucka An ialaheed Tayhawker squad faces a pivotal season with coach Taber Fypnel aiming for strong showings at a major convention. Key players Handistins, Asians, Davis, and Wilken are highlighted as contenders while Missouri and Kansas prep for a decisive dual meet. The team eyes a national stage with training in Des Maines and anticipation mounting for a competitive campaign.
Palmer arrested after alleged theft of a forged twelve dollar check on A Young and passed March 17 at Watkins Bank. Signature reputedly forged from Yea Vol land. Palmer, a con eeter, left town after discovery. California authorities wired for requisition and a deputy to bring him back.
Sheriff Tanning obtained a requisition failing to secure Pringle’s return to Washington. The Kansas authorities reportedly arrested him and prepared to transport him to a penitentiary, citing an agreement with Gov. Straley and other officials. Pringle reportedly signed a statement agreeing to return if required, but delayed surrender prompting the arrest.
A fragmented OCR page describes toaster operation and heat flow with garbled lines. It mentions radiant heat and air currents, the need to open the stove door before adjusting, and hints at brand names and products like vanilla and chocolate ice cream. The item reads like a patchwork kitchen tech column with scattered product notes.
Prisoners departed with Sheriff Badning this morning heading to prison. Names and terms read as fragments with Eberhart listed for five to twenty one years. Other names appear partially with unclear terms.
A Kansas House riot erupted as members pressed for passage of a bill adding a mortgage registration fee while exempting a value of mortgages. The speaker faced disruption as divisions were called, threats were made, and the measure stalled amid protests. The afternoon session focused on inheritance tax amendments and the telegraphs provision for a national convention.
Federal agents arrested thirty eight Kansas City doctors today amid a wave of improper proposals and circulating pamphlets. The group faced federal indictments over mail related misconduct and illegal schemes. Twelve were released after questioning while some remained in custody for further action.
Melvin has been honored by appointment as district deputy grand master for the Masonic f e d u s of his district. The appointment this week is considered a distinguished recognition, with duties tied to the Masonite justice and the craft.
As 2000 die daily Velorshare reports Virdee and many others dead after a plague hits Marbin 30 miles north. Government officials prepare to evacuate plague areas while troops refuse to release distress zones and martial law is declared.
Dr Payne delivered a lecture in Myre this afternoon focusing on a specific subject. The readable fragments indicate a presentation possibly discussing a topic of local or academic interest, with no clear outcome or subsequent action noted.
Omaha detectives report they are closely pursuing suspects in the $10,000 robbery of Mrs. Gus Joseph at the Fuller coal lamp near Pittshurz Kansas. The case, tied to the coal company payroll, extends toward Ona, Kansas, with inspectors Frazier and the team following leads as of February 23.
Be W Krause of Budera on business attends Budera stock sales at Exdiva Stockyards on Tuesday February 38. Will Hatgon leaves for St. Louis today.
Governor Stubbs names oil inspector candidates to the newly created tax commission. Senate confirmation occurs before adjournment. Appointments include Lowe Tope Burnett, Millon, and others. party balance maintained with Millon and Glass as Democrats. Terms align with successors or commission terms.
Telegram from the University signals strong support for Chancellor Strong as the New York university community welcomes his leadership. Officials praise his vision and dedication to advancing education and morale, noting notable efforts across campuses.
Report fragment describes two individuals arrested and mentions officer Dailey and aunt Heflin. Terms are unclear and garbled, with references to Pinky Blackhat and Trinkie. Context indicates a police action and potential jail but specifics and locations are obscured by incomplete text.
The interstate commerce commission heard arguments on rate suspensions affecting Western and Southwestern territories and a dispute over live stock pricing between Missouri and Mississippi rivers. A final decision is not expected before spring.
Fragmentary OCR shows market notes on dairy and cattle with stray figures like 6000 and 7000. Mentions creamery butter and prices, plus names and locations obscured. Readable elements indicate supply notes, sorting, and price signals without clear events or outcomes.
The Wakarusa Haskell and Eudora Drainage District holds an election. Voters will select five directors for the district at Douglas County, with a meeting to be held March in Douglas County. Official notices list C. Shepherd as chairman and Charles S. Gatimer as secretary.
Report of a marathon Senate session with members in evening attire, weary from the night’s debate over Lorimer’s seat and reciprocity talks. Bristow and others pressed for a recess then resumed amid interruptions, while readings from the Congressional Record and Bible were cited to argue positions. The day closed with calls to abandon the filibuster and push the direct election of senators.
Disorder erupts in a city as officers roundup twenty individuals including several black residents. Authorities report several arrests and property losses while contractors and carriers are said to have fled. A deacon notes tension on the streets amid the crackdown.
EK OF P.TO ORGANIZE. Ww ' hee S A Lodge Will be Installed in Lawrence Next Month While kere are: from fifty to seventy five members of the Knights of Pythias in Lawrence have not been an active large show a new dod and it will he ins at which tine all of the Gr ers Will be puresent gum the" peka. 'Jodse will come down in a body. WoW. Towers. GC. of Coluinbus, 'and Charles Little, Yo L. of Scranleng sre ju ile ely now, wwerkine the mat ter win The, first trand ded Whe hele of amiller a sin hie te Lawe this city. in Wansas fu af is: thent with tie wit a Courtshine kwhich my Leavenworth Man Killed . Wharton, Tes. Feb, YS-A. J. Phelps, a wealthy Larmiey who recent ly moved here from Leadaworth, Kan, was found mortally wounded in A groad hear Ae Krigel village, miles from there yesterday. Close by a ne wre, Frank Swift, was found duite The negie said he shot Phelps, thes] himself to theap White filke Stora stringing die up.? Phelps died without making a statements .[e leaves 4 wilow and several children, now visiting in Leavenworth.
Fragmentary text suggests a bishop or Methodist leader named to deliver a speech in Buffalo New York on an upcoming Thursday. The passage mentions Hassary or Hishary reference and a public figure pressed by someone to appear, with few legible names or places remaining.
Local notices urge investment in Imperial Heater Co as Lawrence plans a large factory. Citizens are urged to consider stock, viewing it as a profitable town development. The message promises further details soon and appeals to those with funds to invest. Baptist meetings and church activities are announced, with preaching by Dr Williams and a board gathering at the church.
A garbled OCR fragment reports police arresting a resident last night amid a planning debate and a county attorney fuel crusade. The text references Lawrence, a trash issue, and a concealed presence, with unclear details about planners or outcomes.
A chaotic night culminated in a man named Purel shooting his superior after a confrontation at a doorway. Authorities say another person, foreman Strum, may have driven Purel to attack following a failed attempt to coax Cook outside.
Police report multiple charges against bootlegger James Parsons. Authorities arrested Parsons after a brawl and untidy confrontation surrounding illegal liquor operations. Trial details remain unclear in the fragmented report, with court announcements expected this month.
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