Cudahy Charged After Knife Attack on Lillis in Home
Kansas City March 7 John P Cudahy millionaire society leader is to be arraigned next week on a charge after attacking Jere S Lillis bank president and clubman in Cudahy home with a knife disfiguring him for life. Authorities say no formal complaint yet filed. Mrs Cudahy gives vivid account of alleged brutal scene and says it will end their marriage.
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Kansas City
John P. Cudahy
Jere S. Lillis
Bank
Cudahy
Lillis
Frank Walsh
Coates Hotel
St. Mary’s Hospital
W. F. Johnsgon
Arses
Henry Koehler
Western Exchange Bank
Lilis
Jost
Walsh
New
Lillist’’ New
T Ueahy
Moss
Sairs
Cadaby
Eaid
Omaha
Neb
Jol C. Cowin
Cowin
McKinley
Jere F. Lillis
Michael Cudahy
Chicago
Laxman
Hypnotized victim loses thirty five thousand dollars
Washington on March seven reports recount a man claiming he was dairy manager D J Telfair robbed of thirty five thousand dollars after being hypnotized on the Mall near the Washington monument. Police track his movements to a trolley right of way and an Alexandria County man asleep, while unrelated ads clutter the page.
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Washington, Mar
D. J.telfair
Dairy Company
Philadelphia
Telfair
Washington Monument
Alexandria County
Virginia
New Crawford led syndicate to control Lawrence Airdome
Roy Crawford of Topeka announces Crawford Kearney Wells Amusement Company will control forty five airdomes across Kansas Oklahoma and western Missouri this year. The plan includes ten new airdomes in southern Nebraska and stock company bookings from Topeka for multiple towns while some houses remain locally owned. A. E. Carpenter of Ottawa says he formed an independent group to run air domes separate from Crawford.
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Topeka
Roy Crawford
Lawrence Airdome
Crawford-Kearney-Wells, Amusement Company
Crawford
Kansas
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Missouri
Wiu
Thesyndicate
Vauderville
Plumaller
Ansis
Winfield
Arkansas City
Hutchingon
Newton
Salina
Emporia
Lawrence
Ottawa
Manhattim
Junction City
A. E. Carpenter
Bible Institute Opens At Kansas University In Lawrence
The annual Bible Institute began with a vesper service in Lawrence University and featured Dr. Frank Sanders of Washburn College speaking on The Bible and the Use of the Imagination. Noted visitors include Prof. Hugh Black and Dr. Washington Gladden, with a week of lectures, exhibits, and a high school conference scheduled, culminating in a Sunday vesper service and a keynote by Gladden.
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Bible Institute
University of Kansas
Frank Sanders
Washburn College of
Topeka
Sanders
Lawrence
Hugh Black
Union the
Union The. [+ ological Seminary
Washing Gladden
The
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Union Theological Seintaart
Fraserball
Washington Gladden
Washington
Gladden
Dr. Washington- Gladden
University Y. M. C
Snowhall
University Chapel
Local Society Notes Highlight Campus Events and Romance
A busy society round up covers campus clubs meeting at Mrs. Carpenter on South Mass Street, informal dances, and a Lutheran parsonage wedding. Many young women from Hesper and local faculty socialize, with Kappa Kappa Gamma hosting a luncheon for twenty eight. A light romance unfolds as a distant suitor writes, while thoughtful discussions by Dr. Alberta Corbin frame the day’s gatherings.
Conference at Haskell Led by Mr Peairs Five Day Meeting
National Supervisor of Indian Education H B Peairs leads a Lawrence five day conference with special Indian agents to organize education work across districts. Attendees include E A Allen Oklahoma Howard Hall Riverside Charles Dixon Mrs Mary Johnson and Oscar Lipps.
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H. B. Peairs
Haskell Institute
Haskell
E. A. Allen
Oklahoma
Howard Hall
Riverside
California
Charles Dixon
Mary Johson
Oscar Lipps
Peairs
Lawrence
Bond hearing for Hyde in Swope murder cases set for April
Dr Hyde appeared at the County Marshal's office in Kansas City accompanied by two men and waived indictment reading as Judge Latshaw set April 1 for trial. Eleven cases will be tried separately, starting with the murder of Col. Thomas H. Swope. Bond first set at 50,000 was not accepted and Hyde was jailed until tomorrow morning for bail reconsideration.
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Kansas City
OB. Think Hyde
Joel Mayes
Jisiene
Marshal’s Office Ltd
Hyde
Latshaw
Walsh
Proscentre Conkling
Col
Thomas HL. Swope
Ayde
Presa
Hfyde
Nuir
WARS GRENFELL COMING TO LAWRENCE ON WEDNESDAY
Mrs. Aston Loring Grenfell of Colorado will visit Lawrence on Wednesday under the National College Equal Suffrage League and address the public at 6 o clock in the evening at the courthouse. A former Colorado State Superintendent of Public Instruction she serves on the Juvenile Improvement advisory board and has engaged in various philanthropic efforts.
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Lawrence
Aston Loring Grenfell
Colorado
National College Equal Sufrage League
Eveing Court House
Grenfell
United! ‘States
Grenfeil
Markets by Wire Grain and Provisions Report
Markets by wire from City on March 7 show wheat and oats futures with noted receipts and bid levels. Prices listed include No 2 red wheat around 1.04 to 1.06, oats near 60 to 72 cents, and mised and white categories. dairy and cattle figures show butter and beef values with cattle receipts near 9,000 and 7,000 pigs or hogs with packer bids around 80 cents.
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Cass
Chosen Prairie
Vinland notes and local family updates from town records
Allie James moved to the Userrts house And Mrs Turner was buried on Monday. Dick Turner of IXansan City and his sister stayed at his father’s bedside last week Theodore Johnson and Mr and Mrs Gale attended the Johnson sale The telephone switchboard is being moved back to the old quarters Mrs Rue Clyde Bear and others are on the sick list The two Wood children have measles Ida and Gell Sample spent Saturday in town The Central Board met last week and decided to live Mrs Williams for a Helly girl this year They ordered a new drop suite Mr Watterson moved to his own place last week Mr Winpe will occupy the Duff farm May Guart and Elser Stanwix were married near Geo Sturdy’s line Wednesday evening Weedlerbie Andrews started work for Wim Miss Delia Hansdell was here Monday Mrs Gee Morton and Mrs Unodell went to town Monday.
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Allie James
Userrts Jouse
Turner
Dick Turner
Ixansan City
Theodore Johnson
Gale
Ifo
Rue
Clyde Bear
Ida
Gell Sample
Central Board
Willams
Helly
Watterson
Win
Duff Farm
May Guart
Elser Stanwix
Geo. Sturdy
Weedlerbie
Andrews
Wim. Itoe
Delia Hansdell
Gee, Morton
Unodell
Local Classified Fragments From Lawrence Kans
A shuffled a mix of ads and notices: farm and landscape services offered by 1. White at Banks and Louisiana, Lawrence. eggs for hatching by Dr. R. White with contact numbers. sale items including lady’s bicycle in need of repair. plow gardening services by DL Froelizer. sale of Red River Chief and Red Stir potatoes with prices. mule sale by J S Tough at Bismark Grove. goat alfalfa in a barn at 892 Walnut. rental for eight room house at 841 New York Street. Square the Photographer's new Mass location. Spike hats pins in Sterling Silver and more at Gustafson’s Mass St. St Patrick cards at Boyles.
Wreck debris counts fifty victims in Washington avalanche
Wellington Washington reports fifty bodies recovered from the avalanche wreckage that destroyed two Great Northern items. Forty five sent to Everett and Seattle. three more found yesterday. debris crews remove others and plan transport to Scenic today.
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Wellington
Wash
Everette
Seattle
Fort Dupont troops ready to move to Philadelphia
Washington March 7 Under arms and ready to move at a moment’s notice the Forty fifth Coast artillery at Fort Dupont Delaware awaits a flash from the war department to hurry to Philadelphia to protect the United States unit and other government property A train stands ready to convey the soldiers Preparatory action was taken at the request of the secretary of the treasury and there has been no appeal from Philadelphia authorities to Pennsylvania for national troops Philadelphia Mar 7 Today will see a real test in the labor leaders attempt to cause a work stoppage in Philadelphia in sympathy with striking street car workers Estimates vary from one to one and a half thousand workers failing to report for work Employers and police heads expect failure Labor leaders predict large turnout and plans to end the strike continue The city is quiet this forenoon with 8000 police on duty and most negro police removed to avoid race riots
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Lillis
Cudahy
Westport
Brian Underwood
Cautously
Underwood
Jack
Underweed
Washington, Mar
Forty-fifth Coast Artillery
Fort Dupont
Delaware
War Department
Fndelphia
United States
Secretary of the Treasury
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Jndelphia
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Jack Cudahy
Bryan Underwood
Frank F. Snow
Samuel Ayres
Joseph
Mrs. Cudahy
Gam
Jere Lillis
Mrs. Cadahy
Mej
Freda
Mai
Heeman Underwood
Ed W. Parsons
Mass
Peerless
A. EB. Carpenter
Shes Hsa
Review Club
Mrs. Carpenter
South Mass. Street
Rose Kenney
Teressee Street
All AM Aoe
Jvenwe
Stoke Lutheran Parsonage
Laura Sanley
Luther Lebenstein
Hesper
Facullty
Alberta Corbin
Women of State Universities
Corbin
Presen
Vera Wolf
U.K
Frances Walters
Meade, Uusas
Kappa Kappa Gamma Su
W. C
Florence Pave
Mss
Hannah Micelidl
Goverment Asseciation
Diviriet
Asin
Masdames
Rinaheth Wilson
Mas
Wilson
Leneilet
Julia Mestrath
Carol Harper
Lids Stevens
Mary Juluston
Masonic Feay of
Kansas Univers
Midridge
George O. Foster
Dadge
Henry F. Mason
J. OL Dunce
Prot
Shress
Geo. Magatagan
Auivk
D. Dy Rowhinds
Dean I. O. Marvin
Me. W
FP. Marett
Foster Cline
William Z
Ure Wieck
Dean Marvin
W. I. Marett
Judy Marett
Judge Mayson
Clyde Lorton
Arthur Enguigh
Wichita
B. J. Bowers
Dave
Tie
Cutiain
Eastman’s
Kodaks
Velox
Azai
Raymond's Drug Store
Mr. Peairs
Dr. Hyde
Vinland
Bell
Cor. Banks
Louisiana Sts
Lawrence, Kans
Dr. R. White
Bell Phone
Kans
HW. J. Alford
CG. A
Ware Strert
Red River
A. JL Dicker
Bismark Grove
Walnut St
New York Street
Rhode
Sland Street
Squrer
Mass. St
Gustafson
St Patrick
Boyles
Mars
Squires
Tie High School
E. W. Parsons
Flec
Miy Cone
United States Mint
Price Hedaced
Elliott St
EL Lott
Walt
W. Parsons
McCulloch
Prwy
Wisdomson
Overton & Leigh
East Pinckney Street
Leader
Gene Repair& Shop
T. G. Howard
RM. Morrison
Main
Piper Bros. Pantatorium
W. T. Brownidge Tailoring Company of
Rhine Pive
Eldridge Shiwing Parlor
Mass. Street
Oleirvoyant
Mme
Celeste
Fee
Lawrence House
Lillian Tidrow
Beery Bldg
Reynold’s
Pantatorium
Mase
Koch
Williams Pantatorium
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