Indians and Topeka Battle for State Championship
A Lawrence paper reports the Topeka MCA team defeating the University five by a tight score, leaving the state championship likely to be decided in a tie game in Topeka. The Indians were slow and confused by poor facilities. Also noted are a 27 to 20 University victory over the local YMCA, Worrill’s Indiana musical studio plan, Amanda Kellogg’s death, a March morning scene, and local law partnership news for Roy Osborne and Tom Wagstaff.
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Topeka
Lawrence
Iss
MCA
University
YMCA
Haskell
Roy Osborne Jaina
Tom Wagstaff
Roy Osborne
Salina
Tom Wagstan
Coffeyville
One Let Out Minnie Brows Among Lawrence Arrests
The last of the Lawrence natives arrested by federal authorities for selling liquor to Indians was released from the county jail in Topeka yesterday. Wilder Bros offer heavy fame shirts and heavy flannel underwear below cost, and can custom-make shirts at reasonable prices with guaranteed fit and quality. New spring wallpaper stock nearly ready with bargains in remnants. Green peas and home made mince meat advertised by local shops with planting directions and contact at Mrs Prentiss Home Store 1105 Massachusetts.
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Dts
Minnie Brows
Lawrence
Topeka
Wilder Bros
Raymond
California
Mrs. Prentiss
Massachusetts Street
Sunday church services and talks across city churches
Churches announce morning and evening sermons at First Church of Christ Scientist Plymouth Presbyterian First M E English Lutheran and Baptist churches. Speakers include Luther D Wishard on world Christian uprising and Prof Peairs on debts. YMCA students, choirs, and Sunday school sessions noted. Lord’s Supper to be administered at Trinity Church.
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First Church of Christ, Scientist
Plymouth Church
Endeavor Society
Luther D ‘Wishard
New York
Wishard
Presbyterian Church
Micha
Lawrence
The
Baptist Church
W Withington
FH Smith
PC Hanson
Kansas University Ymca
Jaybanker
LP Russell
Peairs
Haskell Institute
Water O
Young Peoples Meeting
H Lee
Trinity Church
Harding Sells the Owl Nowa 5e Cigar Lecture Topeka
Dr Burdick of Kansas University law dept lectured last night at the Masonic temple in Topeka under Topeka Consistory No 1 on The Eternal City. The audience consisted of Masons and stereopticon views illustrated the talk. Also notes on coke as a preferred fuel and new golf clubs at Smith's News Depot.
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Burdick
Topeka
WL Burdick
Law Department
Kansas University
Masonic Temple
Masonic Order
Harry Vardon
Smith's News Depot
Saturday Night Specials Offer Value Across Ladies and Gentlemen Goods
A fragmented newspaper ad lists Tonight only prices on Ladies Rainy Bay Skirts Umbrellas and silk waists. It touts Gloria silk Ladies Umbrellas and Black Cat Hose with limited quantities, plus ginghams aprons dresses and laces. Sterling values include silk waists at 3.98 1.98 and 6.59 with spring colors highlighted.
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Gloria
Gerd
Luther Wishard to Speak on Christian Uprising in Lawrence
Luther D Wishard of New York will address the Congregational church in Lawrence on Monday at the request of Dr Cordley and the MCA. He will discuss The Christian Uprising Among Students Throughout the World, a strong address urging citizen attendance. New bowling tournament captains named for five Merchants Athletic Association teams, with play beginning next week in the seven back format. A Sunday School Convention will be held March 23 at United Presbyterian Church Kanwaka township, with program details to be announced and Lawrence workers to attend.
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Luther D Wieheard
Luther D Wishard
New York
Lawrence
Cordley
MCA
Congregational Church
Wishard
Merchants Athletic Association
United Presbyterian Church
Kanwaka Township
Personal notices from Lawrence society members
Mr A Monroe returned last night from Fredonia. Mrs Harvey Schwartz and Miss Meban attended grand opera in Kansas City. Misses Geneve Lichtenwalter Myrtle Lawton and Mr Harold Henry heard Sembrich in The Barber of Seville. Mrs Sol Marks returns Tuesday from St Louis. Miss Lola Perry of Topeka visits Miss Lula Gardner in Lawrence. Mr Charles Gleed of Topeka in the city. Mrs J L Brady departs soon for health trip south. Addison visits KC for opera. Miss Esthr Schoepflin visits May Spencer. Mrs B Shearer returns from eastern markets. Mr Clifford Howe arrives from the east, stays several days, then goes to Omaha. Miss Wilma Benedict of Oxage visits cousin Miss Marion Benedict. Philip S Elliott, ex KU student, in town planning to organize students to sell stereoscopic views for summer income. Mrs Robin Clark returns from South Bend after sickness and death of her father Wm Miller. Mr and Mrs W T Sinclair go to KC to see Blanche Walsh in More Than Queso. Mrs LD Kirk returns to Garnett after a visit with Mr C W Smith. Magazine thefts at City Library. librarian Mrs Simpson plans firmer action. Ditcb petitions considered by county board. Adams petition dropped after cost assessment. Card from Mr Griggs to Journal clarifies candidacy, remains friends with Mr Bigger. Fresh popcorn wafers at Wiedemann's, and scrip cancellations. Remains from Mrs S Hertz sent to Horton, Ohio. Spring medicine ads and drugstore notices followed by glove cleaning preparation Klertons. Fire department HQ change to W E Beatty’s number 82.
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Harvey Schwartz
Meban
Kansas City
Geneve Lichtenwalter
Myrtle Lawton
Harold Henry
Sembrich
Sol Marks
St Louis
Lola Perry
Topeka
Lula Gardner
Lawrence
Charles Gleed
J L. Brady
Addison
Cox
Esthr Schoepflin
May Spencer
B Shearer
Clifford Howe
Omaha
Wilma Benedict
Oxage
Iowa
Marion Benedict
Philip S Elliott
University of Kansas
Robin Clark
South Bend Indiana
Wm Miller
Carnegie offers 25000 for Lawrence library building
Congressman J D Bowersock received a letter from Andrew Carnegie offering to give Lawrence 25000 for a library building. The condition requires the city to devote a good year to maintenance, and the project may proceed once these terms are met.
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J. D.bowersock
Andrew Carnegie
Lawrence
Carnegia
Social Happenings At University Women Gatherings
Social events unfold across campus with Kappa initiated at Miss Searles home and a Mu Allen theater program, including Norma or the Witches Curse. Miss Ruth Whitman discusses newspaper work for women, while other gatherings feature whist parties, engagements, and Congregational church inaugural celebrations with Washington themed decor.
Debating Kansas and Nebraska at Lincoln session
The seventh annual Kansas versus Nebraska university debate is set for 8 p.m. with Nebraska’s G A Johnson W F Meier and H J Thebald facing Kansas’ HH Tangemap J A Devlin and C F Runnold. The resolution asks US should owe control and fortify the Nicaragua Canal, Kansas supporting affirmative. Judges await Nebraska selections as six prior debates favor Kansas four to two. One marriage license reported today for Max C Raseman and Mary Krattle of Eudora.
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Nepraske Univer Asity
Lincoln
Kansas
Nebraska
G A Johnson
W. F Meier
H J Thebald
HH Tangemap
J A Devlin
C F Runnold
United States
Nicaragua
Max C Raseman
Mary Krattle
Eudora
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Peenereo Posboder
F. Blow
Atlas Building & Loan Association
F.C. West
Sixth Ward
Ae Journal
Paul R Brooks
J R. Griggs
J H Gilliam
Hugh Blair
Board of Education
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Clarke
Fourth Ward
Primari A
Griffin
Wmare
Ford M
MCAD
Jason H Moore
C. S Duncan
J Tam
W Woop
C. A. Pease
Harry Dedrick
Boston
Percy M Blake
Metropolitan Water Commission of Boston
LJ Blake
City Drug Tore
Jesus
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City Drug Store
Edward Overton
Warren Street Baptist
Mr Overton
Wicde
Charles Gilman
Colorado
Denver
Gilman
Loiwrance
Wheeler
Massachusetts
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Cross
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Hester
Parm
Masy
St. Lawrence
Kar
Jacob House Clothing
Abe & Protsch
Muan
Osage City
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Leavenworth
Scranton
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Wolf's
Joe Wind
Chuneta Inc
Pratt Food
Vermont St
Lawrence Planing Hill
Spaulding
Telephone
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Robertson Bros
Lawrence Sunray Cove
Genral
Optigian
Chi Collegnet
Opthcalmelozy
M. Worrill
LaPorte
Indiana
J M Worrill
Mr Worrill
L. Kellogg
Racine News
Amanda Kellogg
A L Kellogg
Kellogg
QR Goulders
Hoadley’s
A. Keeler
Luther Green Houses
South
Atreet
Lottie Smothers
Home Bakery
Fivecings
Harry Missin
Kan
Rural Delivery No
Samuels
Main Street
Eldridge
Wagstaff’s
Harding
Owl
Lawrense
D. L. Rowlands
Frama
Weaver
A.D. Weaver
Price
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University Hook
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Innes
Miss LaCroix
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A Monroe
Fredonia
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Blanche Walsh
LD Kirk
Garnett
Simpson
Wiedemann's
Board of County Commissioners
Mr. Griggs
Ohio
S. Hertz
Horton
Hertz
Mr. Hertz
Woodward & Co
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Klertons
Mrs Prenties
Mase St
W. EB. Beatty
Pat Im
Fire Department
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Carnegie
Bower
Sock
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Kappa Kappa Gamma
Miss Searles
Lulu Renn
Louise Lewelling
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Norma
Hewey
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Mary Riddle
Axtel
Sprague
Wilson
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Miss Ruth Whitman
Miss Whitman
Carrath
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Alder
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Onlire
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Vickrey
C E Fusee
Underwood
Planck
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Albert McFacne Oe As
Unitarian Church
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Uaity Club
Smiths News
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Weesis
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Rome
J. Seilmar
Upholsterings & Tma
Waea, Mitrent
Lawrence Daily Journal
Carmie
Eliot
Dortate
Kannas
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