County Board of Equalization Begins 10 Day Session
The Board of Equalization opened this morning and will sit for ten days. Commissioners face a heavy load as the board of review is urged to reduce complaints. Palmyra may not finish before regular equalization requiring adjournment. Assessor Andrews is understaffed. residents may consult the board per the schedule for townships and the city of Lawrence ahead of Palmyra adjournment.
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Board of County Commissioners
Board of Review
Boards of Review
Palmyra
Grant
Eudora
Clinton
Kanwaka
Willow Springs
Leecompton
Marion Township
Wakarusa Township
City of Lawrence
Satuday
Revival at North Lawrence Church Draws Large Crowds
Evangelist H. E. Wilhite assisted by Prof. Chas. Stewart and wife leads revival at North Lawrence Christian Church. Each meeting brings new interest as extra seats are needed and many join the revival. Wilhite speaks on Resurrection and a deep, attentive audience fills the house. Meetings run nightly this week except tonight, with further sessions planned through next Lord's Day.
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North Lawrence Christian Church
H. E. Withite
Chas. Stewart
Wilhile
Prof
Stewart
Amon
Christ
Traveling Men Misled Kansas City Convention Plans
Traveling men expected 5000 delegates for a national convention in Kansas City but organizers canceled the automobile parade and luncheon despite promises. Oklahoma City had offered 5000 dollars for the next gathering, while Kansas City contributed nothing, prompting protests that the city sells itself as a West business hub yet treated the group poorly.
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Kansas City
Lahoma City
West
Local social invitations and campus events noted
Mrs M Wilhelmi and Miss Wilhelmi issue tea invites for next Saturday afternoon while Miss Wilhelmi and Miss Alder plan a luncheon for next Monday. Chancellor Strong and Mrs Strong host dinner tomorrow for Hon Josiah Royce Harvard, who speaks Wednesday at the University. The senior law class gifts Dean J W Green a brass desk set engraved From the Class of 1910. Mr E V Lange of Lawrence Kans and Miss Alice Mae Brunk of University Place Neb wed June 1 1910 at University Place. They plan to live in Lawrence in a new house. Mrs Whitsed Laming hosts a Saturday afternoon event for out of town guests with prizes, cards, and luncheon. University alumni picnic on the hill tomorrow noon with 25 cent boxes and Thirteenth Infantry band. Wedding of Miss Carolyn Dorward and Mr George Glass tonight.
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Strong
Josiah, Royce
Harvard
University
J. W. Green
Dean Green
E. V. Lange
Lawrence, Kans
Alice Mae Brunk
University Place
Neb
Hutchins
Beatrice
Lawrence
Lange
Laming
Indiana Street
Emma Reed
Iane Foster
Anne Tsehudy
Kansas City
GB. Strickler
Tonganoxie
Henrcy Tisdale
Edith Laming
Charline Smith
Clare Jaedicke
Ruth Mervine
University Y. W. C. A
Snow Hall
Thirteenth Infantry Band
Recital Saturday Shows Dalton Family Mastery of Organ and Cello
Mrs. B. J. Dalton gave a graduate organ recital assisted by her son William Dalton at the University. The performance drew a large crowd and featured difficult masterpieces with Mrs. Dalton’s mature technique and clear phrasing. William Dalton, accompanied by pianist Mrs. Mayme Baker Worley, impressed the audience with studied cello work from Boston.
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B. J. Dalton
William Dalton
Dalton
Boston
Kansas Athletes Struggle at Champaign Meet
Kansas failed to place in most events at Champaign on Saturday despite French from Kansas City breaking a record. The KC LU athletes offered little in the way of finishes beyond French's classy performance. The piece notes statesmen willing to let people have what they cannot obtain themselves.
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Kansas
Champaign
K. C
Program Tonight by Knights and Ladies of Security
The Knights and Ladies of Security present a program this evening featuring declamations and music. Also advertised are Sol Marks offering graduation gifts, Walker Grape Juice at Wiedemann's, Palmer's Perfumes and Soaps at Raymond's brag store, and Strawberry Tea Cream flavored with fresh fruit at Wiedemann's.
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the Knights and Ladies of Security
Palmer’s
Raymond’s
Wiedemena
Death of Dr Wells Father Shocks Lawrence Friends
Lawrence residents learn by wire of the death of the father of Reverend L K Wells former pastor of the First Presbyterian Church. He passed away last night at his Timberville Ohio home.
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Dr. Wells
Lawrence Friends
L. K. Wells
First Presbyterian Church
Timberville
Ohio
Poisoned Scotch Collie Belonging to Miss Evans
A fine Scotch collie owned by Miss Esther Evans was poisoned yesterday afternoon and died from the poison. The act is described as one of the cowardly tricks that can be played.
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Esther Evans
Death of Frank Henson Ends Commitment Plan
Frank Henson, a man afflicted with epilepsy who was to be committed to a state institution, died Saturday, ending the planned admission. The report notes his illness and the formal process surrounding his potential institutionalization.
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Frank Nee
Frank Henson
Deputy Warden Appoints Eudora Fisherman
Prof. L. L. Dyehe, State Fish and Fame warden, appoints Dug Smith of Eudora as deputy warden. Smith is a well known local fisherman and is expected to enforce the law in the region.
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L. L. Dyehe
Fish and Fame
Dug’ Smith
Eudora
Civil Service Exam for Indian Service Teachers Planned
The U S Civil Service Commission announces a near future examination for teachers in the Indian service. For details and applications, visit P Q and request W l MOYS, Secretary Local Board.
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Civil Service
U. S. Civil Service Commission
Indian Service
P.Q
W. l. Moys
Cherry Cheer Bottled Drink Ad by Me Nish Bottling Works
An advertisement promotes Cherry Cheer as a cherry flavored bottled beverage. It states the drink is bottled by the Me Nish Bottling Works and invites readers to try it.
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Est
Me- Nish Bottling Works
Salina to Topeka and Kansas City social notes
A string of short visits and trips across Kansas and Missouri anchors a social note. Counts include Cliff Carl in Salina on business, Prof. Harry Emmet to Pittsburg, Kans, Bob Herod from Manhattan, Anna McGrath back from Kansas City, and many others visiting relatives or attending weddings in Leavenworth Topeka Emporia and Denver with trips to Kansas City and Ottawa.
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Cliff Carl
Salina
K. Dow
DeSoto
Carl Charles
Kansas City
Vic Johnson
Roy Milton
B. F. Fiegenbaum
Eudora
Paul Douglas
Rich
Harry Emmet
Pittsburg
Kansas
Bob Herod
Manhattan
Anna McGrath
Peter Dreher
Munsey
H. M. Light
8. C. Ennley
Lyons
Josephine Lohman
Topeka
Fred Cowles
Kansens City
Ruth Parker
Olathe
Harry Taylor
C. D. Lindell
Frank Bangs
W. J. Buseh
Mise Ethel Stone
Emporia
Bernice French
Iola
Edwin Coulter
R. W. Cone
Katherine Lux
Charles Lusk
M. J. Beatty
Reding
Mary
Boston
Mass
Bertha Lyckan
Hiawatha
John Darrough
Genevieve Morris
Wolfe Hall
Denver
Abe Levy
Warrensburg
Lon Moore
Hutchinson
H. E. Wolfe
Quay Barnett
Leavenworth
Santa Fe
Mable Stone
Amarette Weaver
Kvden Eaton
Vhi Delta Theat
Ethel MecNitt
Washington
May Gardner
New York City
France
R. K. Duncan
H. 8. Bailey
Lela Gray
Petersburg
Indiana
Gerttrude Messler
Helle Howard
Lecompton
J T. M. Crowder
Earl Fischer
Daily Capital
Winona Orvis
Carrie Dorward
George Glass
Jessie Apitz
Zana Schleifer
Apitz
Oklahoma
John F. Roberts
Odessa
Lawrence Powell
Emma Fitzpatrick
May Wallace
Lawrence High School
Colorado
W. B. Dorward
Carrie
Florence Dorward
Gertrude Orvis
Commencement Week Visitors From Across The Nation
Dr Joseph Curry and wife of Parnassus PA attend commencement. Nellie Griffin Nora McKinley visit sister Mrs James North near Midland. Dedrick Clasen of San Francisco and Hortense Street noted. J Clyde Nichols W A Mitchell of Kansas City guest of Kilworths for commencement. Will Lavon and daughter Marwilda of Kansas City and Frank Lavo of Eudora visit Broeker family. Mrs Earl Gafford from Oak Hill KS visits Col J K Rankin during week. Alice Willard Marie Lagerstrom Clyde Bonebrake return to Topeka after staying with Katherine Kolman. George D2 Ford James Foster return to Kansas City after visit with Mrs W Laning. Foster is VP Bank of Commerce.
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Joseph Curry
Parnassus
Nellie
Mamie Griffith
Nora McKinley
James North
Midland
Dedrick Clasen
San Francisco
Clasen
Hortense Street
J. Clyde Nichols
W. A. Mitchell
Kansas City
John L. Kilworth
Will Lavo Ani T
Marwilda
Frank Lavo
Eudora
Fret Broeker
Earl Gafford
Oak Hill
Kansas
J. K. Rankin
Alice Willard
Marie Lagerstrom
Clyde Bonebrake
Topeka
Katherine Iolman
George D2. Ford
James Foster
W. Laning
Foster
Bank of Commerce
Merchants Fines Paid in State Pure Food Case
Merchants who recently pleaded guilty in Judge Clarke's court for violating state pure food laws have paid their fines today. Other related cases were continued until June 7th.
Fire at Rork's Bicycle Shop Back Lot
Fire department responded to a rubbish pile fire behind Rork's Bicycle Shop in the 1000 block of Mass St. A pile of debris burned briefly with no reported damage to the storefront or nearby property.
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Rork
Mass
William Yocum Released After Time in Jail
William Yocum, who had been jailed for a period, was released for the day amid unclear charges described as healing up by Dee Rubinson.
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William Yocum
Willian Yocum
Dee Rubinson
Briant Brothers Stage New Comedy at Air Dome
The Briant Bros. present The Way of a Man a male comedy drama written by Roy G Briant at the Air Dome tonight supporting Roy G Briant The play promises sparkling comedy intense heart interest and startling situations Also scheduled tonight The Way of a Mag is shown.
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Briant Bros
Roy G. Briant
Airdome
Mr. Briant
R. E. Melvin Announces Candidacy for County Attorney
R E Melvin declares candidacy for county attorney with a note he will enter the race in the Republican primaries on August 2. The announcement highlights party affiliation and forthcoming primary contest.
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R. E. Melvin
Local classified ads and notices page fragment
Rent and sale notices for a two story house, mare, oak furniture, and law books available. Lost items include a lady’s fan and a pin set. Also job ads for stenographers and a cow for sale with contact details scattered across multiple listings.
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D. R. White
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Methodist Church
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Lawrence Business College
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