Local professional listings and services in Lawrence Kansas
Advertisements show Dr John Rudolph physician with offices at 82 Hampshire and home at 7482 phones 437 and 7482. George A Lanks & Son abstract of title and fire insurance. Donnelly Gross livery stable at corner New Hampshire and Winthrop. Wm Sinclair real estate loans and abstracts with mortgage funds. Sharp Eldridge House livery and boarding stable offers rubber tired hacks with prompt calls 148.
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John ¢. Rudolph
N. Hampshire
Hell
Sinclair
Telephone Bell
Massachusetts
Eldridge House
Tornado devastates Wisconsin village near LaCrosse kills two
Tornado swept east of LaCrosse on July 4 killing at least two people in Oakdale and injuring others. Widespread destruction across Oakdale, Warrens Milk, and surrounding areas left nearly every building damaged or destroyed. Communications were down. rescue parties mobilized from Tomah Black River Falls Dan Douglas and nearby towns as damage extended west and south of Elroy.
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LaCrosse
Wis
Oakdale
Vil
Dama
William Batter
Una
Milhenukee
Orthan Sentle
Aorittaler
Perstrs
Sin Te Hisen
Warrens Milk
Tomah
Black River Falls
Dan Douglas
Hiefernade
Elroy
Admiral predicts war with Japan within five years
North Yokohima July 4 Rear Admiral W. J. Thompson retired who arrived for a short seasim predicted war with Japan within the next five years. Thompson says a war is inevitable.
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Yokohima
W. J. Thompson
Japan
Thompson
Windsor Trust cashier Jefaulting to South Seas
Chester B. Runyan, a Windsor Trust Co. cashier who allegedly stole 6000 dollars from the vault, is believed aboard a sailing vessel bound for the south seas. The story notes the theft was chronicled the previous day and places Runyan on departure.
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Jefaulting Cashier
South Seas
New York
Chester B. Runyan
Windsor Trust Co
Hurt at the Water Works Injures Newton McLain Lad
Newton McLain a boy, sustained a severe thumb injury this morning at the water works. The accident occurred in the machinery and caused great pain. Dr. Simmonds attended, and the patient is reported to be doing well and able to work.
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Newton McLain
Barabee Flour Mills Plant Destroyed By Fire
Burned, Stafford, Kansas, July 4. The Barabee Flour Mills plant was destroyed by fire this morning with a loss of 150000 dollars. Also from San Francisco July 4. President Sutsu of the Telegraphers Union has temporarily withdrawn the strike order given to operators in another city. The action is believed taken to prevent a general strike while efforts are made here.
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Stafford
Kans
Barabee Flour Mills Company
San Francisco
Sutsu
The
Telegraphers’ Union
Unusual Religious Celebration in Lawrence Area
Lawrence marks an all day revival in Bunn's Grove with a sunrise prayer meeting and continuous worship. The event stands out as a unique religious observance in the country, drawing a large crowd amid a broader revival on the north side of the river.
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Lawrence
Bunn’s Grove
Wedding of Miss Dick in Social Brilliance
Lawrence society witnessed the July wedding of Mable Dick to James Wilean in a lavish ceremony at the Dirk dome. The bridal party wore white. maid of honor Miss Ethel Scott of Garnett. best man Earl Welch of Garnett. The reception featured ferns, daisies, smilax, and a buffet luncheon. The couple will reside in Kentucky after August first.
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Lawrence Society
Mable
Harry Dick
James Wilean
Anil Society
Dirk Dome
Anaitar
Mendelseolin
Earl Welch
Garnett
Miss Scott
Miss Dick
Jow
Topeka
Lawrence
O. W. Rothenberger
Leavenworth
Surveying Class Closed After Six Weeks At Six Corners
A six week university surveying course led by Prof Newton and Prof Dalton ended yesterday. The class, comprising 14 young men, surveyed four sections in Douglas and Leavenworth counties. The camp was at Six Corners, with diligent work reported by the students.
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Newton
Dalton
Douglas County
Leavenworth County
Six Corners
PRIZE FIGHT AT FRISCO SHOW STIRS FANS
Frisco hosts a heavy weight bout between Bill Squires and Australian champion Tarn Journs with Jeffries tied to a future match. The event promises high stakes with a pot from receipts and a five thousand dollar side bet. Both fighters weigh in near 182 pounds and 170 pounds respectively as promoters and newspapers hype the showdown amid undecided styles and confident forecasts.
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Sn Francisco
Bill Squires
Atmerigan
Phew
Colon
Iy Istic Ehreies Stam Dimes J. Jeffries
Squires
Dia
Hoth Nen
Nires
Burns
Jeffries
Geday
Siires
Tim
Balloon Tested In St Louis Flight Attempt to 10000 Feet
In St Louis the aeronautical club conducted a balloon test this morning led by Russell and Gardner. The professional aeronaut was accompanied by TSFL Cart weight, aiming to reach an altitude of 10,000 feet during an all day aerial endeavor.
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St. Louis
Duty -L
Strike Riots Hit New York as Strike Breakers Clash
In New York City, Street traffic and public services tense as striking fee wagon drivers confront strike breakers. Police intervene after several participants suffer non life threatening injuries during an attempted disruption of the Amerie dee company operation.
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New York City
New York
Daly
Amerie Dee Company
Dalton the ex bandit pleads for parole to save his arm
Leavenworth newspaper reports Dalton seeks a provisional four month parole to obtain a hospital operation or care that could save his right arm after a gunshot wound. The warden and prison officials support release if medical help is available, noting his long service, good conduct, and prior outside trips.
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Leavenworth
Kans
Dalton
Kansas
Sixieett
Daleton
Serapine
de Bone
Texas
Weber
Kanaval
Dalton Ape
Seaton
Ueard
Duvernor Troel
Dau
Hoch
Prisery
Dale Ten
Haskell
Board seeks bids for manua l training building site
The board of education will receive bids until tomorrow for the properties on which the manual training building is to be erected. Plans call for starting construction at the earliest possible date and a high priority on advancing the project.
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Board of Education
Acacia Conclave Elects New Officers at Lawrence Meeting
The Acacia conclave elected officers: President J. F. Tilton of Ohio View, Vice President N. G. Pierce of Cornell, Secretary J. W. Cheeney of Nebraska, Treasurer Charles Tse of Kansas. Delegates include Pierce, Hudson, Watkins, Heavy, Herman, Knusley, Kilmer, Cheeney, Ise. Five universities sought chapters. a constitutional revision and new by laws were drafted. Sixteen delegates attended. next meeting planned for Champaign Illinois.
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Acacia
Lawrence
Transgeredd Moach de Ves
Sted
Tilton
Ohio
N. G. Pierce
Corsell
Charles Tse
Kansas
Acacia Fraternity
Ann Arbor
United States
Pierce
Cornell
Hudson
Pennsylvania
Harry S. Bowman
N. EK. Watkins
Berkeley
A. N. Heavy
Illinois
P. A. Herman
Leland Stanford
C. J. Knnseley
Ohio State
H. E. Kilmer
Missouri
G. W. Cheeney
Nebraska
Charles 5
Ise
Kansas State
Lake View
Mr. Wilson
A. F
A. M
Champain
Tinois
Lost His Companion Night Watchman Jim Monroe Lonesome
Night watchman Jim Monroe felt loneliness as his constant companion, with the immense day that had been his faithful ally and friend sold to a party in the country as Jim was his consulate.
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Jim Monroe
Ade
Jim
Money troubles drive jail inmates to desperate schemes
A fragment describes inmates plotting escapes and a jailed man writing to his father for burial funds after feigning death at Lawrence Kansas. The piece also touts Raymond's Poison Fly Paper as a pest remedy and mentions menthol products, hinting at sensational, ad-like content.
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Lawrence
Kansas
Mies
Raymond
Fragmented thoughts on success and character in early writing
A collage of aphorisms on success and character contrasts between the ambitious and contemplative man. It referenced self confidence, humility, and a call to patience with divine timing, followed by local notices about harvest hands, a shoe dealer, and a pharmacist-like advertisement. The piece weaves moral reflections with scattered community notices.
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Sagacinus
Turner
Billie Williamson
Benson in July Putnam's
July event at Putnam's involving Benson is noted but details are unclear. The fragment suggests a sale or appearance occurring in July, with Benson as a central figure or party.
Funeral Notice and Local Services in Fairfax Area
Funeral services for Mrs. W Steinbring are set for tomorrow at 2 PM at Mrs Philip Ernest’s home, 829 New Hampshire street Fairfax. Moveable notices advertise Learnard building apartments 708 710 Mass Street ready for occupancy, office upstairs Bell telephone 190, and services for July 4 ice cream orders from Wiedemann. Local ads seek 20 men for Union Pacific signaling work in Nebraska at AQ a day with McCurdy, No 1 West Warren. Peter A McCurdy partners with J E Harris to form a general real estate and insurance firm offering rentals, deeds, and prompt settlements.
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W. Steinbring
Philip
Ernest
New Hampshire Street
The
Fairfax
Learnard
Mass
Bell Telephone
R. R
Nebraska
McCurdy
No. 1
West Warren
Pirm
Peter A. McCurdy
J. E. Harris
P. AL McCurdy
Lawrence
Raymond G Taylor Named Hiawatha High Principal
Raymond G. Taylor has been appointed principal of Hiawatha High School after graduating with high honors from the University this spring. He is regarded as one of the university’s top scholars and enjoys many Lawrence friends who wish him success. On July 4, try Uncle Sam Sun at Wiedemann's.
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Raymond G. Taylor
Hiawatha High School
Lawrence
Try
Uncle Sam Sun
Wiedemann’s
Fourth in Lawrence Describes a Quiet Fireworks Celebration
Report from Lawrence describes a mostly peaceful Fourth with no organized firing. Fireworks are planned for the evening at Drivite park area as crowds gather amid reports of minor injuries and scattered debris. A local celebration seeks to entertain all while maintaining safety measures.
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Ottie Newby
Tiawe
The Rock Road Subscriptions and County Plan
The article discusses a timbered road project linked to a county committee and city subscriptions. It notes a mismatch in benefits between farmers and city residents, with farmers receiving ten dollars while city people gain one, and emphasizes awaiting initial country reports.
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Iist
Inter Gale
Funeral services for Mrs Burns Hegler in Okla
Funeral services were held at Captain Hegler's home for Mrs Burns Hegler wife of a well known Oklahoma newsman. The body will be transported to Adell Kansas for burial tomorrow. Mrs Hegler formerly Miss Maud Russell graduated with high honors from Kansas University where she met her husband.
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Nithorne
Okla
Burns Hegler
Oklahoma News 1
F. Hegler
Adell
Won Tennis Championship in Philadelphia
Miss Evelsuars et Baste won the United States Tay national tournament singles title defeating her opponent in a hard fought match at Ost Martins. Carrie Nowy ef Cinematic and Welin Hhahans led early games. Miss Vye started strong with a bold pace but the outcome favored Evelsuars et Baste as the final set determined the champion.
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Philadelphia
Taly
Evelsuars Et Baste
United States
Seas
Missy
Vye
Sue
Ely
Dare to Ride Fast Freight Fifty Miles
Sadie Mullen and Maggie Marr, two young women, jumped a freight train on a dare and rode fifty miles to Sunbury on a fast special. They clung to the brake wheels with no sill, threatened by approaching cars as crew and yardmen watched. The train stopped at midnight in the yard, and they later returned home on a passenger train.
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Sunbury
Sadie Mullen
Maggie Marr
Gus Worming
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Maus
Vinita
J. Anderson
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G W. Jones
Butte No. 1
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Paris Green
Hellebore
Jaedickes
Wisconsin
C. J. Erikeen
Dick-Wilson
George Shelton
Kansas City
HH. G. Wells
W. R. Wilson
Harry Blake
Frank Wood
Wim. Bensley
Flora Bush
B. DL. Wilson
Salina
Alfred Wilson
Elizabeth Waste
Seneca
Otto Rothenbrrger
Helen
Edna Murrow
Abbie ‘Osborn
Ethel Sevott
And
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Warenhoff
Wichita
Lawrences Transfer Co
Wiedeman
L. F. Conk
Ling
G. J. Exikeen
Frisco
Bill Squies
Tommy Burns
Aeronaut
Relary
J. W. Cheeney, Nebras
Harvey County
W. L. Douglas
Abe Wolfson
Mass. Streat
Mass. St
Bell
Sarah E. Carrothera
Wiedemann
Dr. Reding
Sabetha
Fraternal Aid
Airdome
Eilleen Matthews
Gus Rapier
LeMaine
Marry Crawford
Willard Matthews
New Moving Pictures
Krehbiel & Crew
Regu
the Rock Road
Peneral
Neville’s Cerner
Kaila
J. M. Nevie
Mase
Eldridge
Ad Jet
Watkins National Bank
C.h.tarker
TR. Hazen
Watktina
GA. At
Irectors
Watking
Cla
Hin Gal Tucker
W. EL Hazen
J. Mouse
A. C. Mitchel
D. C. Moore
Savings Department Deposita
State Bank
Manial
Bromellick
T. J. Sweeney
E. J. Hilkgy
W. O. Stubbs
W. BE. Spalding
Gen Innes
Luther N. Lewis
W. Bromelaick
Jacob Badeky
H. J. Hilivey
sMlansoe
M. Nevemartz
A. Marks
G. Grovernor
Flantey
W.F. March
Eben Baldwin
A. Monroe
W. F. March
M. Newmark
A. Wood
Prest
Hosford Investment Co
Merchanta National Bank
L. S. Steele
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