Massachusetts Street Attorney and Real Estate Notices
A garbled OCR record lists attorneys at 704 Massachusetts Street and other law and real estate references. It mentions B Office Over Lawrences, J A Rdezion, J B Bechtel, and Binclair with addresses in Massachusetts Street and Louisiana, plus services in mortgages and abstracts of title. The fragmentary items suggest a local notices page for legal and real estate services in Lawrence Kansas and surrounding areas.
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Lawrencs Engl
Heal Estate
Tis Massachusetta
Ions! Bank L. Baveeza& Means
Opers House
Sors Q. A. Nceton
Lew
Dice
Dulldinge
Jozeru E Higgs
Mansachiaens Street
TORS
New Hampthir
Winthrop Auteets
Lawrence
Kansas
Telsphone
Binclair
Massachusettes Street
Local Advertisements and Theater Review Highlights
An array of colorful city ads list coal sales and insurance offerings at East Renry Street firms, electrical and saddlery goods, and farm loans at low rates. A large audience enjoyed the Isle of Bong Bong at Bowersock Opera House with strong singing, comedic actors, and Brownie chorus, while Ray Standard Baker of McClure's visits Wichita for convention notes.
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C. L. Edwards
East Renry Street
Bowersock Opera House
Wal
Gality
John W. Ransone
Essen
Alice York
Paquita
Anna Boyd
Walter Ware
Count von Hollenholl
Baker
Washington birthday ball and color pledge in Kansas history
The Daughters of the American Revolution plan a Washington birthday ball at Fraternal Aid Hall on February 22. The Kansas state organization agreed to fund a stand of colors for the battleship Kansas upon commission, with Lawrence chapter raising the money. Admission is 1 dollar, with 50 cents for single admission. Community canvassing by members will occur late in the week. The Topeka Dispatch critique notes sensationalism beyond the facts. Prof Vernon attended an AME conference amid church alignment debates, with supporters arguing against unfair persecution.
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Daughters of the American Revolution
Washington
Kansas
Lawrence
Latvar
Java
Topeka
Tsat Kight
Green Keeth
Vernon
Baptiste
Fiare
Prof. Verjoun
Work Room Supplies Call For Clothing Donations In Lawrence
Work room organizers appeal for underclothing and essential garments for women and children in Lawrence. The Episcopal ladies plan a rummage sale at the chapel located at 1011 Vermont Street Friday and Saturday to raise funds and provide cash buyers for homes in Lawrence. Contacts include W Kay and Frank Gee at 800 Mass Street for those who wish to donate or sell items.
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Lawrence
Elea
California
Texas
W. Kay
Frank Gee
Mass St
Mine Workers Convene in Pittsburg After Earthquake Shock
Experienced mine workers gathered in Pittsburg after an earthquake shook the area. The convention plans to size a provisional tag wage proposal to present to the national meeting. Also notes a Lawrence collegiate alumni meeting set for January 13 at 4 PM at 1108 Ohio Street with eligible A.C.A. invited and signed by Ida M Hyde and Lyman B Vees.
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Mauraug
Sekaean
Pittsburg
United Mine Workers
Itas
America
Lawrence Collegiate
Meg. Corbin
Ohio Street
A.C. A
Ida¢ M. Hyde
Landslide destroys tenement houses in clay pit
At Haverstraw New York a landslide carrying several tenement houses into a clay pit is blamed on digging for brick making. Firefighters and volunteers battled fires as a second slide sparked further deaths possibly totaling fourteen or more. Names listed include Joseph Albert Rev Mr Allen Rabbi Bayier Abraham Bias and Benjamin Nelson among others.
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Haverstraw
Joseph Albert
Allen
Bayier
Abraham Bias
John Bonette
Wm. Cohen
Thomas Hughes
Bartlett McGovern
Mannion
Harry Nelson
Benjamin
Silvermoon
Ktia
Benjamin Nelson
Kanaval A Candidate For Railroad Commissioner Nomination
George W. Kanavel announces his bid for railroad commissioner citing fairness as his platform. He opposes the rebate system and seeks an equitable freight rate judgment to avoid war with railroads. The notice also mentions A Connell arriving from Osar Vellavilla seeking a wife, placing ads and letters at the office for applicants. The bachelor, 35, seeks a farm start and Lawrence as a preferred locale with farm life values.
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Newton
Kon
George W. Kapavel
Kanavel
A. Connell
Lawrence
Osar Vellavilla
Connell
Anya
Laweroce
Nog
University Reopens After Christmas Vacation
Students return to classes at the university after a two week Christmas break under the three hour system by Chancellor Strong. Many students have no classes on Tuesday and Thursday, reducing hill activity. by tomorrow full work resumes as usual.
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University
Strong
County Tax Case Heads to Supreme Court Appeal
The county argues over a March 22 1995 tax payment by Mrs Woodward and a new law published March 21 1995 in the official state paper. Attorneys expect a decision this February and the appeal outcome draws interest.
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Supreme Court
Mre. Woodward
Remembering Charles Peck Lawrence Businessman Passes Away
Georges J. Barker mourns the death of Charles Peck brother of George R. Peck in Lawrence. Peck a longtime resident and railroad associate, regarded as a kind, capable man who contributed to local business and community life, leaving a void in Lawrence.
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Charles Peck
George R. Peck
Georges J. Barker
Peck
Lawrence
Mr. Peck Wes & Kind
Ma. Peck
Kalloch
Student Breaks a Record at Hammer Throw
George C Putnam of Kansas University reportedly broke the state hammer throw record with a 16 pound hammer reaching 135 feet during practice at Ottawa University. The Ottawa measure is cited as 90 feet, while Kansas record stood lower.
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George C. Putnam
Kansas University
Lawrence
Putnam
Ottawa University
Kansas
Ottawa Republic
French delegate to Morocco Conference leaves Paris for Spain
Paris noted the departure of Revell former governor of Algiers and head of the French delegation to the Morocco Conference at Algiers. He traveled with a large suite, and officials gathered to bid farewell, underscoring concern over Franco German relations. Students and high schoolers may attend Dr Hillis lecture Friday evening for 30 cents at the store Presbyterian church. The lecture topic is The Opportunities of Young Men in the Republic.
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Paris
Revell
Algiars
Spain
Uniersity
Aillis
Politics at Wichita Swarms to Peerless Topeka Meeting
Jan 9 report notes Governor Hoth and many state officers plan to attend a Wichita meeting on January 10. The gathering aims to discuss freight rates rail road discrimination and the advocacy of the next GOP governor suggesting the legislature's United States senate choice.
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Topeks
Plan to improve roads with two mile square grader districts
Por Good Roads Editor Journal offers a plan to fix roads by supplying each two mile square road district with a two horse road grader and a crew to grade after every rain. The system aims to crown roads for rapid runoff, reduce wear on wagons, and improve driving conditions at lower cost. The author E. D. O'Bryon urges adoption for Kansan roads and Christian humanity.
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Borse
Boman Sr
Hile Drytriet
Jess
Kansis
E. D. O' Bryon
Charge Denied Over Scott's Congressional Use
Topeka January 9 Leslie E Wallace manager of the Iola Register Charles F Scott's paper was in Topeka and answered that the charge Scott uses his congressional allowance for clerk hire to pay men to run his paper is wholly false.
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Topeka
Leslie E. Wallace
Iola Register
Charles F. Scott
Scott
Geronimo Takes Eighth Wife in Oklahoma
Lawton Oklahoma January reports that Geronimo, the Apache leader, has married for the eighth time. The bride is Mrs. Mary Soto, 53 years old, described as a wide eyed Apache. The news surprised even his relatives. the show’s comedian is said to earn about 350 per week and will stay with the act for two more weeks.
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Lawton
O. T. Jan
Geronimo
Mary Soto
Poight
Elderly Couple Drives 1500 Miles by Ox Team Across Plains
A Guthrie Oklahoma report details Willism Hoyt aged 80 and his family traveling 1200 miles from Decatur Alabama to Beaver County by oxen since April 6, stopping in Memphis Little Rock and Fort Smith to raise funds. Accompanied by his wife 52, Louis 14 Clementine 12 and Katherine 10 they plan to settle on a claim in Beaver County after reaching a total 1600 miles. Hoyt a former iron molder walked much of the journey with the oxen and cows, overseen by Mrs Hoyt leading the cattle while their eldest daughter guides a calf. The voyage aims to improve Hoyt health and resume farming next season.
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Willism
Hoyt
Decatur
Als
Guthyrle
Memphis
Little Rock
Fort Smith
Beaver County
Guthrie
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Louis
Clementine
Katherine
Financier Outlaw Meets His Match in Hadley Hearing
Attorney General Hadley of Missouri led a tense hearing against Thomas W. Lawson and Standard Oil figures. Rogers faced sharp questions about control of Standard Oil entities and Waters-Pierce, with various denials and refusals to answer. The session featured intense cross examination and a note of ongoing legal action.
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Hadley
New York
Jao
Madlay of
Misouri
Sanborn
Ap Oaled Oil Trust
Missouri
Toray
Thomas W. Lawson
Boston
Henry O. Rogers
Rogers
Standard Ol! Company
Indiana
Aaid Rogers
Amttor Ory General
Kentucky
Counsc
Mingouch
Roger
Waters Plarcy
Secretary of the State of Miseguri
Standard OM Sompany of
New Jersey
Alther
Waters Fierce Company
Standard Oil Company of
Y ‘ “Foom
Halley
Republic Oil Company
Rogera
Badley
Supreme Court
Walter Teagie
John Teagie
Bogera J
Mayor Shields Signs License After Arrest Warrant Battle
In Salina on January 9, Mayor Shields faced a clash over a billiard hall license. Attorney David Ritchin sought a warrant for the mayor’s arrest from County Attorney Burch. Later, Shields approved issuing a Kansas City firm J B Nickerson the license to run a billiard hall, tied to a man arrested Sunday for operating without a license. Nickerson had paid the state treasury and held a license receipt via his attorney David Richardson.
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Salina
Shields
Svensea
Billard Rooms
David Ritchin
Burch
Dhe
Nickerson
David Richardson
Alty Treasury
Pine Keeps Upwork Despite Floods and Change of Plans
T Pine told the Journal this morning he would not return to farming while he can perform as well as in Grantville. He secured a job share at Talon Pacific and found work for his two sons. The family profits sparked an announcement, as Mr Pine, though hard working, has suffered floods, yet hopes for a stable railroad-related income.
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George D. Rogers
Chicago
Rogers
First Baptist Church
Grantville
Pine
Journal
Stone Warns on Segregation in Schools
Fred Stone fears the separate school movement will divide races in all schools. He worries it could keep standards in colored schools low and bar graduates from state universities and higher education. He hopes his view proves overly pessimistic, noting no such movement exists in Lawrence.
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Stone
Lawrence
Oread Avenue Grading Funds Sought for 30 Feet
F M Barnett speaks on Ontario street work and Oread avenue grading. He says the council miscalculated by including 110 feet of roadway while the request is only for 30 feet. The estimated cost would be about 1 800, with six new houses ready to begin once grading is completed. He aims for a full cost report at the next meeting.
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F.M. Barnett
Council
Ontario Street
Oread Avenue
Mandolin Club Returns From Southern Tour
The K U Mandolin club and Jayhanker quartette returned this morning from their southern tour, the longest and one of the most successful trips by the university group. Twenty one dates were scheduled, two cancelled due to delayed trains. A January 8 Independence Day attempt failed to leave Arkangan City, with a short concert offered there. Final concert at Garnett drew large crowds and many were turned away. The organization has worked two years to establish itself as a university concert group, and the tour aided that aim. Episcopa ladies plan a rummage sale at the chapel 1011 Vermont Street Friday and Saturday.
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K. U. Mandolin Club
Jayhanker Quartette
Arkangan
Hours for Swimming Classes and Funeral Notice
For women swim classes hours are set with girls at 1 30, adults at 3 15, children at 3 30, and others at 4 00. Enrollments meet tomorrow at the YMCA auditorium for instructions on enrollment and start. The funeral for Mrs A Shepard, who died in Williamsburg, was held at 10 this morning with burial direct from the train.
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Angh
Goa
Mm. 8
A. Shepard
Williamsburg
Burton Appeal Filed In Supreme Court
Senator Joseph Ralph Burton filed an appeal from an eight month penitentiary sentence and a two thousand dollar fine by the federal court in St Louis for accepting compensation from the Briafte Grain and Security company in connection with proceedings before the Post Office department. Rev R 8 Pelliam, pastor at Baldwin, preached at Gas City as part of a revival.
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Waablogton
Joseph Ralph Burton
Federal Court of St. Louis
Biafta Graln and Security Company
Postumes Department
Supreme Court
Pelliam
Methodist
Baldwin, Ie
Gas City
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Doon
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A.j.griffin
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Cherokee
Arkansas
Telephone Home
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Barnes
Massachusetts Street
Mannaphusetta Street
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Union Pacific
Kansas Mid
Bong Bong
Wichita
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R. Ball
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Morocco
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He Key
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Ding
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T J. Sweeney
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Badaky
E. J Hilkey
Trapaschy
Bowkrsock Opera House
Woodward & Co
Deux
Kansas City
Chicago, Jay
Kanme City
Janu
Timothy
Obotes
Wheat Ours
Chisago
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