Poison in Mrs Vaneil Case Forces Coroner's Jury Report
Awaiting Prof Bailey testimony on stomach findings in the Vaneil murder case the coroner's jury meets tomorrow. A conjectured poison result circulates amid public interest while Vaneil remains jailed denying guilt and hinting another caused his wife's death. He dismisses the note and questions if others can read and write better than him. Neighbors call him a poor husband and say his actions led to tragedy.
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Bailey Wll
Lemdd
Vaneil
Vaneish
Amusements at the Opera House Featuring the Hoakes Company
The Hoakes troupe, famed for a lively Kansas repertoire, presents a diversely pleasing bill including The Cel and this Gawk, a romance of simple clever Susie, and a frontier melodrama at the Opera House on Tuesday and Friday nights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodward & Co.'s
Ateere Operaense
Hoekes
Morray
Tuusiday
Wel
Inesk
Kansas
Wrence
Important Meeting At Terular Elks Lodge Report
At the Terular meeting of the Elks a Chrisani committee report covered entertainment for children. The report was unsatisfactory to the judge, receiving much applause from attendees. A vote of thanks went to mail carriers and others for their helpful conduct, with praise to district officials for hospitality after the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrane Ladie
B. O. Elks
Chrisani
Ind
Sid de Mas
Fartoe
Tolmzon
Osawitomie
Iniel
Bridge Whist Club Entertainment and Dinner Notes
The Bridge Whist club was entertained yesterday by Mrs. Hush Means with postgame refreshments. The Wednesday group met for a reunion with Mrs. Henry Tisdale, and music followed the game. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Friper and Mrs. theceunse, as guests enjoyed social time and a corner of cordial festivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hush Means
Henry ‘Tisdale
Clirtes Osbo
Ular
Pricaes
Mrs. Friper
Mars Theceunse
Phas
Wootetr Reid
Moserid
Alryivarh
Anwenent
Albert Bigelow
Mrs. Wunnien
Improve the Law Language Reforms Discussed
Fragmented OCR text references improvements to law and commitment to central oversight. It notes concerns about equality, order, and enforcement. The passage mentions NTs and potential reforms but lacks clear actions or dates.
Paying Party Calls Rule Sparks Ghost Dinner Debate
A garbled historical note discusses social etiquette on paying party calls after a gathering. It mentions guests deemed as ghosts at the social event and states the rule that parties owe calls within weeks after the affair. The text references debates among attendees and an authority figure presenting the guideline.
County Assessor Stalled After Surprise Ballot
Board of county commissioners met yesterday to select a county assessor but postponed the decision until Saturday. The vote tally showed W. Stone one vote, Peaks one vote, and F. L. Asher one vote, with no clear winner.
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Board of County Commissioners
Board of
Emnty Commissimers
Gor County Assessor
W. Stone
Asher
Judge Nevison Ill at Hospital After Long Illness
Judge Nevison, longtime attorney, has been seriously ill for over a year and is now hospitalized. He has served in the judiciary with a strong reputation, and his prospects of returning to active duty are considered unlikely.
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Nevison
W. W. Nevis
Dope Fiend Pleads Guilty in Police Court
The man named Harry Billings, charged with petty larceny, pled guilty in police court this morning and was fined. Police found a mix of medicines and emetic items in his pockets, including a doctor’s emergency kit and various packages of drugs. An alge letter from Omaha was also found among his belongings.
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Harry Billings
Pice
Bille
Acletter
Tis Wi
Omaha
Alge Fomsl
Stubbs Club Organizing in WECITE Councilman BE Leads
Stubbs club efforts in WECITE proceed with councilman BEatty leading discussions. Talk centers on local reforms and Kansas politics as January hints at spring despite lingering storm. Nema Phipps to host piano pupils at 920 Ohio Street with Dunmire oysters featured at luncheon.
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Nema Phipps
Ohio Street
Bell
Fragmented OCR Note From A University Prompt
A garbled OCR passage references a university, a sentry, and unnamed individuals in a disjointed way. It mentions tentative planning and attendance, with unclear dates and actions. The readable terms include university, Wednesday, and some names, but the overall meaning is obscured.
M C A Notes and Voter Basket Hail Trends
A garbled OCR item titled M C A Notes discusses voter trends and annotations amid unclear phrases. Mentions include a teenager, a probe, and references to Cattana Ue gates and an anniversary. The fragmentary text obscures concrete facts or outcomes.
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Tee
Porteerine Pbs
Aldo Cattana
Tae Ke Yi
Ye Peerany
Aniversary
Eeryiee Sci
The Week of Prayer Observance Noted
Fragmentary OCR reads as a church notice about prayer week at a Baptist church. It mentions efforts to hear a sermon, with unclear names and dates due to garbled text. The readable parts indicate a local religious observance and attendance intention.
Police Court Notes and Market Hints
Fragmentary report mentions Eira Lawrie in court and tense exchanges with a trial team. Also references Miss Mande Cooke at a statin in Dick Vaildims. The text notes demands for high prices for hides and pousins and mentions University Meat Market and Lakei.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mande Cooke
Aul
Dick Vaildims
University
University Banquet for Pratt Alumni Returns
A vacation banquet hosted at the home of Mr and Mrs M C Bridges gathered former University students now living in Pratt. Attendees included their spouses and sweethearts, celebrating alumni and campus ties with a social evening at the Brid ge residence.
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Pryit
Eamty KU
Elb
Nice County
Kan University
M Be
Mo C Briges
Pratt
Ta Rence
Republica
Postpone Recital Shilo Sheet Notes Accident Count
A recital by Dean Shilo sheet was postponed after a mate count of an accident at the University this morning. The item notes the delay and references the university incident in concise terms.
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Shilo
Lutheran Service Preparatory for Communion Friday Evening
An upcoming Lutheran preparatory service precedes the communion, to be held Friday evening at 7 80 p.m at the Lutheran church. The note mentions J M Poll’s illness at a sanitarium and possible home return for Patt. Expressions of thanks arrive from Mrs Geo Te Fitz, family, Mrs Ella Rhodes, and Mrs E A Roe for support after a death in the family. Local notices include ads for low priced men’s shoes at A Young’s, subscription services at Smith’s News Depot, Byron Jones Market meats famed for quality and sanitation, and a tip about Black cigarettes.
Disrupted Meeting Reports Flawed Election and Food Study
A distorted report describes an election meeting and related activities with references to Lawrence, Pens, and Williams, noting a health or diet topic and a hotline. The text includes garbled names, places, and dates, making core facts unclear. The piece hints at institutional involvement and local concerns but lacks coherent specifics.
District Court Nuts To ATV Wits Ws Filed Sat In
District Court notes a filing regarding a case involving Yeather M. Margin and related parties. Mention of Lane e of Redon, Griesa Veerivtun, and 25 hi in standard brands appears amid miscellaneous names and references to available goods and eye care services.
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ATV Wits
Yeather
Purely Personal News From Linwood Area
Today in Linwood various residents were noted in casual visits and travels. Dr E Zimmerman traveled to Exdora, Miss Edith Ames of Baldwin visited, Vol W A Harris left for Chicago on business, T H Chalkley to New York, I L Mosster to St Louis for a witness tip, Lena Hill visiting, Mrs C F Spencer mentioned, Connor visiting from Kansas Vly, Livy City arrangements noted, B Evans returned, Daisy Pairchild of Colorlo visiting family, Mr and Mrs Starr-Topeka visiting, Ted Cox of Kansas City and A Wilson of Smithfield cited, Sharon Springs resident I J 2 Gorgen visiting old friends and planning Sharon Springs home relocation, Mrs Merten Robinson to Kansas City later in week.
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Linwood
E. Zimmerman
Exdora
Edith Ames
Baldwin
I. Gibbs
Kans
Busiess
W. A. Harris
Chicago
T. HL. Chalkley
New York City
Mosster
Wietness
St. Louis
Lena Hill
C. FL Spencer. Meer
Connor
Livy City
B. Evans
Mes
Daisy
Colorlo Sposaus
Starr
Topeka
Jen
John Murphy
Hans Tellemen
Mia Ted
Cox
Kansas City
A. Wilson
Smithfield
We Tindy
Gorgen
Sharon Springs
Garenay
University
Merten Robinson
Hohinsen
Musical burglar alarm attracts welcome sounds at door
The article describes a harp based burglar alarm by Mr. Lereh on Winfrey Street in Brooklyn. A white mahogany board device with piano or mandolin strings, silk cords, and weighted balls resonates for ninety seconds when a door moves. It aims to deter burglars while pleasing visitors with soft tones. Japanese bell peals are noted but deemed softer and less effective.
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Winfrey Street
Brooklyn
Tharp
Barmaniins
Sreet
Man With the
Sharp
New York Tribune
Notice of Reding's professional visit and return
De Reding will make a professional visit to his old home this week and expects to return Saturday. A ten day remnant sale offers made up picture frames short lengths of mouldings pictures and novelties. Small lots in wallpaper at low price. Wolf and Hollingbery Home Book 60 923 Mass Street. Do it now. You have put it off. Jonas crough Squires for the picture.
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Reding
Joniz Crough
Diamond mine talks hint at Gus tafson stockpiled gems
Rumor says Umpty-Umpty diamond mine owners sent envoys to Lawrence to learn how many diamonds Gustavson held. They learned he sold diamonds weekly with demand so high that ceasing operations seemed impossible. A stray article fragment mentions a watch from Gustafson's and rental homes, dresses, embroidery lessons, and a mare offered for sale.
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Umpty-Umpty
Praetoria
Lawrence
Gustafson
Cuts Wine Bills
Washington notices a lean winter for hospitality as wealthier homes shutter lavish entertains. High money market strains curtail apartment stays and lavish dinners, with fewer guests and more modest menus. Claret rises as champagne fades, ter rapin appears, but good dinners remain the rule for social elites.
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Washington
Lawrence Raid Witnesses and Marsh Murdock Death
A fragmented reminiscence from the Leavenworth Times recounts the Lawrence raid and the death of Colonel Marsh Murdock. It details the survivor’s account, the Quanitrell intervention, and post siege hiding in a well, with mentions of Speer and other figures.
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Col Marsh
Matee
Wiehite
Eawrenen, Tribune
Lawrence
Muri Murdock
Tyrone
Seconn
Murdock
Fribane
Marsh
Mardock
Seenten
John
Robert Speer
John Speer
Sir Murdock
Charley Palmer
J. Sawyer
Collil
Seater
Leavenworth Times
No Water To Drink In Hedge Of Wild Chickens Near Salembour
A Saline County item notes about twenty two wild chickens roosting in a hedge near the Anderson home at Salembour. The flock has dwindled to seven as hunters or coyotes are believed to be thinning them. No water is found nearby except in rain or snow, puzzling residents how they obtain drink.
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Anderson
Salembour
Uyelor
Tervor
Saline County
Fool
Tramps in New York Forecast Decline of the Profession
Five hundred tramps from around the world gathered in New York for a dinner that turned into a debate on the decline of tramp life and the need for regeneration. The group, mostly in their early twenties, heard warnings about China and Britain while noting that free railway rides are rare. Speakers warned of reduced pickings in cities and the possible return to wage labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Harvard
Pacific Coast
West
China
Fight for funds to eradicate cattle tick in South
Dr. D W Dodson, head of Louisiana State Experiment Station, appeals to Southern residents to lobby senators and congressmen for liberal funding from Congress to combat the cattle tick. Federal estimates place cattle losses in infected Southern states at about 40 million dollars, with feasibility already shown for cleaning infected areas.
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Baton Rouge
D. W. Dodson
State Experiment Station
Louisiana
United States
Congress
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Wiedemann
H. Snow
feeMatt
Tony
Spedden-Faige Stock Company
the Lockes
Will H. Della
Henry W
Raymond
Peerless Cafe
Londay
Monte Stewart
Monteo, NL
Miss E. Ramsey
Eoke's Economy Store
Boughton’s
Mass. St
L. F. Conklin
Fabrica
Orgent
the Wardrobe
Henry’ Street
Burr
Bell-Metcalf Implement Co
Parsons
Judge Nevison
Stubbs Club
Loahink
U. Bond
Stubbs
the Good Government Club
Ie Linary
Brady
Dunmire
Ferree
Niarys
University Book Store
Mass
G. J. Holthoefer & Sons
Lawrence National Bank
Ee Ee
Teeter Levine
Vince Leet
Cca
Theotapare
Die University
The
Baptist Eli
Eira Lawrie
Annie
Lutheran Service
Fred Emerson Brooks
Tate
Hoplist Church
J. 4. Poll
Mr. Patt
Geo. Te Fitz
Ella Rhodes
E. A. Roe
A. Young’s
Smith's News Depot
Byron Jones
Hoadley’s
Sstevenson
Ihopper
Christian Church Annual Meeting
Christie
Aletevand
pePukhy
Beth Eteporary
Mont Larberte
Syed
Serwiel
District Court
Phargecy
Thas Santa
Irons Wis
Redon
Issimd
Griesa Veerivtun
G. A. Enmnman
Dick Drug Store
Innes, Bullene & Hackman
Wolf & Hollingbery
Rhine
North Lawrence
Vermont St
Jery
M. A
St Mire
Lis
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