Insurgents win big over anti administration forces in Kansas Day event
Kansas Day club meeting at Topeka sees insurgents backed by anti administration groups seize control, defeat pro Stubbs faction, and elect Tom Wagstaff president after a drawn out clash with old machine interests. Governor Stubbs vows reaction as Bristow family ties noted with Rhodes scholarship.
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Stubbs
Kansas
Jess
Cannon
Aldrich
Washington
Kanifs
Xan- Fens
Topeka
Kansas Day Club
W. F. Stubbs
Hisses
Square Deal
Jackson
Simon Pure Minuhine
J. D. Bowerseck
Lawrence
J. N. Dolk
Indorsing Stubbs
Dolley
Tom Wagstaff
Charles Shuckers
Wagstaff
Ralph Faxon
Garden City
Senator Long
Bristow
Oxford
Baldwin
Kans
Frank G. Bristow
Senator Bristow
Rhodes
Baker University
Washburn College
Bristew
Lax
Weekend Whist Party Highlights Society Notes
The Weaver home hosted a second party with eleven tables of whist and a three course luncheon. Upcoming events include the Doubleday Wilhelm s wedding and Pan Hellenic stunt night, plus a Fortnightly club gathering and a high school recital. Also included are long feature anecdotes about young romance in Lawrence and social musings on beauty and behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weaver
Robert Morrow
Alice Hallene
Ethel Morrow
Amorette Weaver
Doubleday-Wilhelms
S.J. Hunter
Lawrence
Rescue directs own fate as 100 tons bury man
New York dispatch reports Nicholas Nedendack, superintendent in charge of a rescue, directing efforts for six hours while 100 tons more coal collapsed from a bin. He died from the resulting crush and suffocation as two rescuers were pulled from the rubble. The incident followed a separate murder, with a man shooting a woman and a child then himself, leaving police to probe the killer’s motive. The Rhodes scholarship details and a house telephone number correction are noted, along with an insurance agent ad and a clothing store notice.
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New York
Nicholas Nedendock
Tully
Nedendack
U Jay
Cecil Rhodes
Oxford University
England
Twenty Japanese Murdered in Korea Uprising
Seon dispatches report insurgent action in South Phongan Korea with twenty Japanese settlers reported killed. In other news Mrs Laula Smith dies of scarlet fever in Sarcoxie with interment held yesterday. Also advertised are assorted ice creams and floral offerings from Soxman Co at Bicks' Greenhouse with home phone 185.
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Tokio
Seon
South Phongan
Korea
Laula Smith
Sarcoxie
Paris Flood Repair Efforts Continue After Two Foot Rise
Paris reports ongoing repair work as engineers shore up underground passages to avert building collapses. Seemingly small loss of life marked the flood period while vigilant patrols and cleansing efforts proceed in Savigny, Sar Orge, and Paris.
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Paris
St-Lazare, Station
Rue Caumartin
St-Lazare
Savigny
Sar Orge
France
Oklahoma Legislators Seek Investigation of Failed Bank
Guthrie Okla Jan 31 a house resolution by Humphrey calls for an inquiry into the failed Columbia Bank and Trust Co and asks Attorney General West to present to the legislature matters he said were under grand jury consideration before Gov Has Kell discharged the panel The measure cites a West letter accusing state officials and warns of possible impeachment or removal outcomes Abbeville Iowa Jan 31 Miss Mary Schesnalder 60 recently challenged a woman of similar age to a shotgun duel The court fined Schesnalder for assault noting the challenge itself was an assault and not an acceptable duel remedy
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Lawrence
Oklahoma
Haskell
Guthrie
Okla
House
Humphrey
Columbia Bank and Trust Company
West
Oklahoma City
Abbeville
Iown
Mary Schesnalder
Shexnalder
Local ads seek buyers renters and help around town
A jumble of notices lists moves to 934 Mass street from Ideal Headquarters and offers to sell or rent farms or property, hires for a store, piano pupils, and a boy to work in a store. Also listed are rental ads for multiple houses, a modern office, and a small home care job, along with items for sale including butter eggs and a canopy top survey. Lost watch offer reward.
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Ideal
Mass
Bny
J. W. Beard
Mass. St
Woodward’s Drug Store
South Park
Journal Office
Purely Personal Visitors and Travels Daily
Local notices list numerous residents and visitors traveling to cities including Tonganoxie Manhattan Chicago St Louis Pueblo Kansas City Ottawa Leavenworth and Topeka On weekdays they return from trips reach out for family visits or attend business and social engagements with names like W Laming Frank McKnight M Welch Mrs Will Meadley C E Sutton Tom Gowenlock Rev Charles Gableman J M Meade Arthur Gray W A Carruth Grove Dolman Hal Rambo Af r and Mrs Hoffman Earl Fischer Brooks Pearl Hulscutter Clifford Leonard Dayton Ohio and many others noted with brief travel or visit details Popcorn time noted at Wiedemanns.
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W. Laming
Tonganoxie
Frank McKnight
Manhattan
M. Welch
Chicago
Will Meadley
St. Louis
C. E. Sutton
Pueblo
Tom Gowenlock
Kansas City
Charles Gableman
Kansa City
J. M. Meade
Lawrence
Topeka
Arthur Gray
Blue Mound
Charles Brooks
Miss Pearl
Hulscutter
Leavenworth
Clifford Leonard
Kansas
Sol Marks
Charles Seewir
W. A. Patterson
George Hackman
Ellis Mallam
Phi Gamma Delta House
QO EL
Learnard
Gil California
Donnelly
Ora Hastin
Florence
T State Fish Hatchery
Pratt
Dorothea McAknight
Margaret Garvey
Eva Butler
George T. Marshall
Dennis Dwyer
Dayton
Ohio
Lawrence Street Car Company
Bugus Allen
Tok
M.L. Alstot
H. Buckminster
Omaha
Nelle Myers
Charles Sheldon
John Bell
Edith Hurd
C. G. Lawk
TLC
Fox
Tl. McClellan
Sania F
W. A. Custom
Mra
A. ‘Costen
Aga bin
Dsterley
S. Tucker
Mildred
B.S. Boyd
Washington, D. C
Dallas
Texas
J. Eriksen
Creek
Michigan
Mra. W. AC. Moore
Madison
Wisconsin
Wilhelmi
J. Diesel
Hani
Miller
GR. Risley
W. al Wiggins
Elmer Pierson
Marie Sinclair
Fred Haddock
William Lake
Terrassine
Poison claims drive Swope deaths to poison theory
Chicago and Kansas City report sensational developments in the Swope case. Prosecution eyes Col Thomas J Swope and Chrisman Swope deaths as poison. Paxton and Reed arrive to receive medical examiner reports. Dr Hyde sues Paxton Hall and Stewart for libel over statements amid the dispute.
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Hyde
Paxton
Dr. Hall
Dr. Stewart
Chicago
John G. Paxton
J. B. Reed
FF. Zwart
aAttorney
Col. Swope
Kansas City
Swope
Bennett
Chirk Hyde
Independence
John H. Paxton
Maxton
Col
Thomas Swope
Chri Swope
Lloyd
Mar
Logat
Swopes
Logan QU. Swope
Chrisman Swope
Kansas Ciy
Missouri’ State Medical Society
City Hospital
Paston
Thomas J. Swope
Unit
Margaret Swope
Lucy Lee Swope
Tryde
Hydes
Frank J. Hall
Edward L. Stewart
Property Buy Expands Lots In New Hampshire And Rhodes Areas
Holford IV Est Mext Co announces purchase of land between Outanie street and existing additions. Three east facing lots on Hhede Island street and three west facing on New Hampshire street will be offered as brick paving proceeds on New Hampshire and Rhodes streets. Interested buyers urged to visit the Press Building office.
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Outanie Street
Hhede Island Street
New Hampshire Street
Rhodesand Street
Holford IV
Estmext CO
Masquerade Ball by Royal Neighbors of America
A masquerade ball is announced for Monday January 1 at the F A A ball with Summer's Orchestra. Admission is 50 cents per couple or single admission 25 cents for ladies and 25 cents for gentlemen, gallery admission 10 cents. The Art Studio run by Mrs Lillian Tidrow is now at Beery Building taking orders and students.
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Royal Neighbors of America
Lillian Tidrow
Beery Bldg
Cold Weather Forecast for Kansas and Storm Edges
Washington reports indicate a cold wave expected late in the week with temperature swings and light precipitation east of the Mississippi and across the Missouri and western plains. Kansas unsettled but improving, Lawrence snow 1.8 inches, temperatures 14 to 45. Pullman case remanded as Kansas tax capitalization plan ruled unconstitutional by U S Supreme Court.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Lastight
Mississippi
Missouri
Lawrence
Pullman
State of Kane
Pullman Company
Supreme Court of the United States
Supreme Court of Kansas
New Jersey and Indiana Street Car Line Opens
Tracks opened today after power was secured to operate the entire line. Tomorrow the New Jersey and Indiana street car service will run on schedule from Indiana street limits to New Jersey street without transfers, expanding service for east and west Lawrence residents and completing the planned line.
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New Jersey
Indiana Street Carline
New Jersey Street
Iniliania
Indiana Street
East Lawrence
West Lawrence
Henry Street
Resigns from Ballinger Pinchot panel amid inquiry
In Washington on January 31 Representative McLachlan California named Governor Gillett and California lawmakers Knowland and McKinlay as linking with the Alaska coal claims in the Ballinger Pinchot probe. The House Ways and Means panel authorized Paine and Clarke to work on a resolution to authorize further inquiry. Senator Payne resigns from the Ballinger-Pinchot investigating committee citing illness.
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Paynter
Ballinger-Pinchot Committee
Washington
Ballinger Pinchot
McLachlan
California
Gillett
Knowland and McKinlay
Hin
Kinkaid
Nebr
Dim
Cil
House
Ways and Means
Paine and Clarke
Conley Sisters Lose Bid to Halt Burial Ground Sale
Lydia Bo Conley, described as an Indian nomias lawyer, failed to stop the sale of a Kansas City burial ground where anteaters lie. The U S Supreme Court affirmed lower court rulings and dismissed the bill to enjoin those who would disturb the burial ground.
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Washington
Jan
Lydia Bo Conley
Nomias
Kansas City
Kans
Supreme Court of the
United States
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Wilder S. Metcalf
Fine Arts
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Ross
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Big Vicinity
J. 2
Soxman & CO
Bicks
J. L
Eire Journal
As House
Close In
Connecticut
Confectieut
F. A. Sladek
Kentucky Street
Bell
W. H. Neil
New Hampshire
George W Shearer
Bell Phone
Evans- Metcalf Co
Wiedemann’s
Lisines
Llekioen
Frun
Dan
Aynter
Conley Sisters
Peckham's
Onaga
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