City council approves streets and sewers expansions
City meeting records action on extending drains and paving Euclid and Adams streets as Babcock and Fairgrounds additions join the city. Seventeen petitions for sidewalks and sewer connections are assigned to committees. several payments and reports are approved, followed by adjournment to March 21. Also, Nicaragua reports Prisoner releases amid political tension.
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B. H
Bailey
Adams Street
Ohio
New York
Adams
Morris
C. & Dicker
North
Lawrence
Maryland Street
Wm. Hayter
City Hall
John Herman
Block 21
Quivera Addition
New Jersey
Fron ‘Adams
Morris Street
Berkeley Street
Mississippi
Illinois
Illinois Street
Warren
Berkley
Kentucky Street
Ontario
Graeber Bros
Pinckney
Eliot Street
Banks Street
Massachusetts
Barker Avenue
F. £. Stimpson
Tennessee
Lawrence Realty Company
Euclid Avenue
New Hampshire
Rhone Island Street
W. E. Perkins
Pinckney Street
Bews Avenue
University Place
Babcock and Fairgrounds
Moreland Place
Haskell Place
Rhode Island
Union Pacific
Kansas Deflector Company
No Prosecution In Cudahy Case Leaves Charge Dismissal Likely
Kansas City reports Jere Lillis will not prosecute Cudahy after a Sunday incident. Bryan Underwood and two officers see charges of disturbing the peace possibly dismissed with a nominal fine. Judge W T Johnson confirms no prosecution. Also notes a fire destroys the Hebrew Institute in Chicago valued at 110000 and Baldwin sheriff seeks a suspect, Frank Walker, linked to a carving incident.
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Jere Lillis
Cudahy
Kansas City
Mar
Weschange Bank
John P. Cudahy
Packer
Bryan Undlerwood
W. T. Johnson
Lillis
Baldwin
Frank Walker
Daldwin
Classified ads mix of rentals sales and help wanted
A cluttered list of items including two traveling positions, farm labor, messenger job, multiple for sale notices, rental housing offers, a moving house, book sale, photography business items, and various telephone contacts. Reads like a late 19th or early 20th century classifieds page with names such as J. Werman, Bell, Squires, and Boyles. Includes addresses on Tennessee and Vermont streets, and mentions a well improved farm east of Sibley and five acres in North Lawrence.
Committee Changes the New Railroad Bill In Congress
Washington March 8 the house committee on interstate and foreign commerce made drastic changes to the administration railroad bill striking out an authorization that would let a carrier owning half the stock of another extend its holdings. Changes also debated whether one line may control another and removed a provision allowing renewal or reversionary ownership of leases. An amendment barred a director of one line from serving on a competing line.
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Washington
Mar
House Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Wickersham
Senate
Peary Endorsement Fight Delays Proofs to Congress
Commander Peary refused to submit his north pole discovery proofs to Congress, arguing that publisher contracts prevent public release and would incur heavy damages. The House Naval Affairs subcommittee, after hearing Republicans Hobson and Moore push for a reward, took no action. Also listed is a Sacramento bottom farm for sale near Lawrence with no building on East Winthrop Street.
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Congress
Washington
Mar. S
Peary
North Pole
House Committee On Naval Affairs
Hobson
Alabama
Moore
Pennsylvania
Bottom Farm
Lawrence
C. G. Yawk
Winthrop St
Vandalism at Kaw View Cottage By KU Students
Graebers’ river cottage Kaw View reports recurring break ins by University of Kansas students. Vandalism includes smashed windows fires and indoor picnics during winter. A student later confessed to using the telephone at the property. Prosecution may follow.
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Kaw View
Graebers
Raw View
Kansas University
South Lawrence Adds Growth Boosts City Plans
The city council approved four additions at the south end, bringing in more taxable property than any other improvement source. Lots sell cheap, houses will align with streetcar lines, and numerous new homes are expected this summer. The area is set to become the town’s prettiest and grow rapidly.
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South End
Lawrence
South Lawrence
Phi Delta Theta to Purchase Sparr Residence as Chapter House
The Phi Delta Theta fraternity signed papers to buy The Sparr residence on Tennessee Street, a large, quaintly designed home with a spacious yard, to serve as their chapter house. The property, long a show place in Lawrence, will be renovated with a verandah and other improvements.
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Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
Sparr
Tennessee Street
Ph Delta Theta Fraternity
Tennessee
Kecure
Phi Delts
Sparr’s
Lawrence
Mrs Grenfell to Speak in Lawrence Tomorrow
Mrs Aylen Loring Grenfell a Colorado official and educator speaks in Lawrence tomorrow at 3 PM describing a long career as state superintendent from 1889 to 1905 and roles on the state land board and juvenile reform work. Her appearance is highlighted by her national education ties and civic service.
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Lawrence
Aylen Loring Grenfell
Colorado
State Land Board
N. B. A. Andy
Grenfell
Penitentiary and Reformatory Board of Commissiners of
Eovernor
United States
Dolly Tilford suit over hotel room slander in Topeka
In Shawnee County, a jury begins hearing Dolly Tilford's $25,000 slander claim against W. B. Kirkpatrick, national president of the Knights and Ladies of Security, stemming from an alleged Montreal hotel register photo circulated at a Philadelphia lodge convention. Trial likely to run several days. Other notes list local visits and upcoming elections.
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Topeka
Dolly Tilford
W. B Kirkpatrick
The
Knights and Ladies of Security
Montreal
Canada
Miss Tilford
I .A. Warner
Philadelphia
Shawnee County
Picture business push urges quick action at Mass. St
Advert says to stop delaying the picture business and go to 1035 Mass Street. It notes finding a place for a nice noon lunch and suggests the Peerless as a drop in option.
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Squires
Mass
The
Peerless
Jere Lillis Improves After Cudahy Attack at Home
Jere S. Lillis president of the Western Exchange bank remains in St Marys hospital two days after an attack by Juhn Z. Cudahy at the Cudahy home. His condition is improved but not well enough to return home. No formal charges are planned against Cudahy, and the county prosecutor indicates no prosecution without Lillis showing up. Doctors expect recovery, and the missing chauffeur John Moss remains unfound. General Cowin, Omaha father of Mrs Cadaly, visited the Cadahy home.
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Kansas
Cis
Mar. S
Jere S. Lillis
Western Exchange Bank
Juhn Z. Cudahy
Packer
Cudaly
St. Mary's Hospital
Lillis
Cudahy
Cuda
Comnty
John Moss
Dohy C. Cowin
Omaha
Cadaliy
Mass Street Washing Plan Debated in City Council
City council held an extra session to discuss washing Mass Street from Watkins Bank to the river. A proposal urged thorough cleaning of one street at a time to keep it in good condition for Sundays and through the week, aiming to improve cleanliness and the city's appearance.
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Avan
Ily Council
Nuit
Watkins Bank
Evangelist Dorris Delivers Inspiring Sermon At Church
Evangelist Dorris spoke last night to a large crowd at the church. The sermon centered on faith and leadership, praising Dorris for a heartfelt message and biblical emphasis. The service featured soloist Mr Hidenour and begins at 7:30 with services on Avenue street.
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Evangelist Dorris
Dorris
Bok
Cuurch
Jesus
Hidenour
Fruit Sale Days Set for Wiedemann's This Weekend
Friday and Saturday highlight Wiedemann's Fruit Sal ad days with discounts on fresh produce and seasonal selections. Shoppers can expect special offers, limited-time pricing, and in-store tastings while supplies last.
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Wiedemann’s
Americans Threatened in Bogota Riot Over Streetcar Conflict
In Bogotá a quarrel between the manager of an American owned street railway and a police officer sparked a riot. Rioters attacked rolling stock and stoned the U S legation building while police protected staff. Authorities say Americans were safeguarded overnight.
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Bogata
Columbia
Legation
American Legation
United States Legation
Track Meet Focus Draws Large Local Crowd in Kansas City
Local athletes prepare for a Friday night track meet in Conven Hon hall Missouri. Students travel in large numbers to support the event while gymnasium workouts intensify. Coach Lisnekum remains cautious yet expectations rise for a strong Kansas showing.
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Kansas City
Conven- Hon Hall
Missouri
Lisnikum
Kansas
Crime Case Delayed as Janitor Faces Allegations
City, Ma, Mar 6 A redrettal attempt to secure a yesterday lottery led to the postponement of the case against a janitor who allegedly enticed six young girls to his rooms. A panel from Gh oateopleaver was seated with A. E. Burke and James A. thio as attendees. The judge Latshaw refused at his roptest as heavily armed guards escorted the suspect to court.
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City
Jackson
Gary
A. E. Burke
North Dakota
Kansas City
James A. Thio
Dozier Bey
Dudge Latshaw
University Dramatics Festival Highlighted by Class Performances
Much talk in University circles centers on dramatic events by classes rather than clubs. The Sophomore showcase precedes the annual Junior Prom, the year’s largest class social event. The Senior play looms as the grand counter, while the Senior farce promises to be a standout work by IX. UL seniors.
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University Wieles
IX. UL
Children Cause Disturbance in West Lawrence
Several families in West Lawrence report nightly Halloween stunts by local children. They describe knocking on doors, trampling porches, and throwing objects to frighten residents. Officials urge calm as incidents may escalate and note potential trouble from persistent annoyances.
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West Lawrence
GOMPERS IN Striking Term to Philadelphia Workers
Gompers messages to Philadelphia strikers urge a sympathetic strike with all trades federation organized for unity. City reports calm with no violence, police balance normal. Mahon cites telegram as union leaders ordered to assemble pan union support. Separate notes announce Knox marriage, Roosevelt visits Sudan mission, and Missouri ice company anti trust decree.
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Philadellan
Mar
Tisis
Philadelphia
W. D L. Mahon
Amalgamated Assumation of
Dnnenoéed
Sava Wel Gumpers
Dynamited Strike Breakers Arrive Amid Turmoil
A carload of 00 non-union workers bound for the International Paper mill in Corinth New York was dynamited late last night. The blast forced them to return to Saratoga after shots were exchanged. Conductor Joby Bartholomew was robbed and injured during the incident.
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Corinth
N.Y
Mar
International Paper Company
Saratoga
Joby Bartholomew
Duel in Kentucky Leaves Two Wounded
In Lexington Kentucky on March 8 Follow Lover a ham Allen Ellis and Alyig cousins both twenty one, fought with pistols. Allen was shot twice and is probably fatally hurt while Alyig received a slight wound. The clash arose from a quarrel.
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Kentucky
Lexington
Ham
Allen Ellis
Alyig
Allen
Alyy Ow
Equal Suffrage League Meeting Notice
The Equal Suffrage League will meet on Wednesday March 9 at 8 o clock in the court house. Mrs Paul Brooks presides.
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Equal Franchise League
Equal Suffrage League
Ue Court
Paul Brooks
Murder near Joplin found woman with deep throat marks
The body of Mrs. Dora Nelson, a laundry employee, was found today near a railroad track outside Joplin Missouri. Authorities report deep finger marks on her throat and note her young son said she left home last night. A miner is being sought as a possible suspect. Nelson had been separated from her husband.
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Joplin
Dora Nelson
Mins
Nelson
Made to order clothes by Samuel G Clarke
There’s value in the right look. Clothes tailored to fit by Samuel G Clarke, agent for Ed. V. Price. No extra cost versus off the rack. 942 Masa. Bt.
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Samuel G. Clarke
Ed. V. Price Clothes
Masa
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Chicago
Hebrew Literary Institute
Convent of the Sacred Heart
Gall
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John Werman
White Leghorn
Bell Phone
J . D. Taylor
Vermont St
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St. Patrick
Greaber Cottage
E. U
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911
Lis
Masa St
K. & L OF S. Trouble
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Fort Riley
B. I. Plank
Ltarrisonville
U.S. G. Plank
Wesley Plank
Las Animas
Charles Shinmons
George Hansmn
St. Louis
Thomas Corwin
Prentice
C. T. K Prentice
T. E. Goodrich
Salina
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Kalopp
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Hiawatha
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Roosevelt
U. P
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Sudan
Col. Roosevelt
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Foreign Missions
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Molar Wave
Dridge Shields Tuoday
St. Luke Alm. EL Church
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State Board of Ventvelag
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Mississippi Street
John Walton
Eddy Chance
Eddy Chaner
Eddy
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Little Jack Horner
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