Mexican man injured after fall near Union Pacific station
Luis Lopez a Mexican man was picked up near the Union Pacific station last night after being believed to have jumped or fallen from a train. He was badly injured, unconscious, and rushed to Social Service hospital. A letter found on him indicated he was Amador Lopes, brother, of Ropeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luis Lopez
Union Pacific
Mno
Social Service
Ys Qaoeket
Amador Lopes
Ropeka
Illinois Star Succeeds Bond as Kansas Coach Candidate
George Clark, All Western quarter back for Illinois, named by the Kansas University athletic board as assistant football and sports coach after Jay Bond resigns. Clark, a Kansas recruit and Illinois star in football and baseball, is hailed as a Zuppke style open field runner with aggressiveness. His KU debut next fall will be against Texas, and he brings experience under Zuppke to Kansas football.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Clark
Ilinois University
Ilinois
K. U. Athletic Board
Jay Bond
Clark
Iteam
Zuppke
Mankeer W. QO. Iamilton
Herman Ocott
Athletic Board
Azuppke
Eridiron
Kansas
Thingis
Ik.tx
Bert Kennedy
Bond
Fyark
Egachies
Kansasy Bond
Qleatt P
Aweltire of
Remai
Eudora Votes For Lights And Transmission Line
Voters approved bonds for a transmission line to bring electric lights to Eudora. The plan envisions a river crossing or crossing near Lawrence, with work to start soon. Bonfires and bells celebrated the step toward a brighter town as details are finalized. Republican primaries set for tomorrow with county delegates to be chosen and Sixth Ward nominees listed. James Toman’s recovery progress noted as more favorable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eudora
Che Establishiie
Trans Mission Line
A. Lawrence
Sardis
Lawrence
Pet Maries
Bote
Advisory Board elects Talbot president at city hall meeting
The Advisory Board met last evening near city hall and elected CLUE Talbot president and RK. oR. Alexander secretary. Welfare in Lawrie was discussed and a further committee meeting was set for the latter part of next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilf
Thre
Clue Talbot
RK. Or. Alexander
Lawrie
Moore Pleads Guilty in County Court Sentencing
The record shows Moore pled guilty and was sentenced to 60 days in jail with a $200 fine and costs. The clerical note hints at discussions about boarding houses and related matters in the same session, though details are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnes Moore
Fle
Dave
How We Canned Beef in a Texas Field Tale
A reminiscence set in 1807 of a father managing stubborn Texas cattle that trampled wheat. To halt the herd a big steer was lured into the stable and restrained with a wash boiler, old horseshoes, and a pail tied to his tail. The captive leader’s cries drew the others, the scene both comic and chaotic as the herd finally calmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Hairview Community Notices and Local Movements
Miss Josefine and Carrol Bares torf and Miss May Tabir guests off Louis Koehler. Sunday Mr Burr from Manhattan to speak at the church Marely 17. Community Welfare meeting announced. Oaks called at Chase. Doolittle staying with sister in Lawrence and driving to Walnut Grove school daily. Young family moved to Conshak place. Grandma Griffin ill, now with daughter in Baldwin. Eversole left for Colorado shipping livestock and machinery to Longmont. Jack Atwood stopped Edmonson farm work for health. Tahir went to Lawrence for work. Wilda Koehler and Kathryn Howard preparing readings for a township declamation contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josefine
Carrol Barestorf
May Tabir
Louis
Koehler
Mr. Burr
Manhattan
Young
Conshak
Mise Frye
Grandma Griffin
Horrell
Gilges
Jones Hatta
Lawrence
Baldwin
Eversole
Colorado
Longmont
Jack Atwood
Edmonson
May 'Tahir
Wilda Koehler
Kathryn Howard
High Prices At Sale By Willey Brothers Near Sibley
The Willey Brothers held a major south of Wakarusa sale yesterday near Sibley. The event yielded top prices with two teams selling for $500 each. The listing also notes medical services for tonsil and adenoid issues and references Dr. Flamin and Dick Elde with a Bell phone contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakarusa
Willey Brothers
Sibley
Woods
C.E. Oreluyp
M. D
Iver
Dick Elde
Bell Phone
Flamin
Beardsley to Speak at Hall on Bible Subject
H M Beardsley former mayor of Kansas City will address 1K students in Frazer Hall Saturday afternoon on the Bible topic. A noble woman is praised for patient dealings with her aged mother as once she did.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Beardsley
Hleney M. Beardsley
Kansas City
National “Association of
Cone
Ares
Wraser Hall
Earloek
Market report summary from Kansas City and Chicago
Market data from Kansas City and Chicago shows strong cattle and hogs with higher bids. Wheat and corn futures rise while rye hay and oats hold steady. The piece notes livestock receipts, prices for primes, and close values for May and July contracts, with a final line promoting a basketball game and a cigarette advert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated, Press
Kansas City
Chicago
Reeves Ie
Bethel Ladies Aid Joins Soldiers Benefit Meeting
Bethel Ladies Aid gathered with Mrs J N Baker Wednesday afternoon, eighteen members attended. Farmers Union hosted an oyster supper at Globe schoolhouse, large turnout, twenty three crew members admitted. Community events included a funeral in Appanoose, and a carload of flour and feed shipped to Overbrook Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. An. Baker
Ethel Banks
Lena Williams
A. Smith
MR. Cand
Silas Dodder
Goldie
Verra Enslow
Fanih
Hal Terrill
Mae Reed
Stella McCracken
E. Cale
Frank van Tern
Fred Meers
John Marth
Ernest Transinder
Cland Williams
Farmers’ Union
Overbrook
Social Roundup of Sunday Cards and Local Visits
Ai and Mes Henry Tanner and family visited with Mar and Mrs William Kingery. Robert Brown made a business trip to Ottawa. Laurel Brown visited Albert and Walter Seh Schwartz. Mes Enslow and son spent Monday at the Metsker home. Grantille Motsker traveled to Manhattan and back. Bert Bonda made a business trip to Kansas City. Lew Featherston attended Mr Grohenthillier’s funeral. Featherston children visited Meyimer home. Lora Dilla spent Sunday with Florence Kingery. Clyde and Alva Good with Evert and Lonzie Wiheery spent Sunday with Far and Howard Sand. Mr and Mrs Hindi Obbale and family visited Enterprise home. Farnetts Union oyster supper at the school house. 23 new members joined. Meyers and Olin visited Williams homes. Bertha Steward called Metsker girls Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry ,Tanner
Mar
Wm. Kingery
Robert Brown
Ottawa
Laurel Brown
Albert
Walter Sehwartz
Enslow and Son
Metsker
Mar. Grantille
Motsker
Manhattan
Bert Bonda
Kansas City
Lew Featherston
Grohenthillier
Enterprise
Farnetts Union
Debates Tomorrow At Traser Hall In Kansas Colorado Row
garbled OCR notes show a planned political event at Traser Hall with speakers including Suoke Black Seal Cigars and references to modern conveniences and railways. The text is incomplete and poorly legible, but signals an upcoming public discussion or debate involving national and regional topics.
Villa raids Columbus Mexico siege erupts in New Mexico town
The Columbus attack left many dead and injured as Villa forces struck the border town. Civilians armed themselves, hospitals and hotels burned, and snipers fired from surrounding buildings. Colonel Slocum led Thirteenth Cavalry units to defend, while Carranza guards monitored border gates.
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I. J Aeer
Hildren
Forsian EL McCulloneh
Hiss Witte
Sagveia
Igor
C. A. Miller
Floover
Dragine
Trent
Dean O
Dean
Villa
Slocum
I. i. Walton Walker
Central Anti
Ritchié
New Mexico
Columbus
Mar
Central ‘Hotel
A. J Ritchie
Wen. Walker
CC. Miller
Hoover Hotel
Ide Childlrel
Thirteenth Cavalry
Milton James
JS. Dean
Merchant
Hachity
N. Mexico
Novales Ranch
Chilalua
Basryies Grandes’ Ranch
Bosques Grandes Ranel
Palomas
Carranza
Niles
AL. J. Slocum
Gibsons Ranch
Carranza Customs
Willy
Mien
United States Army
A. J. Niges
L. Javer “Station
EL Paso and Southwestern
Personal notices and travel updates from Kansas City trips
Professor F R Hamilton spent the day in Kansas City on business. Marshal Gerrill also spent the day in Kansas City on business. Mrs R M Davis went to Kansas City to spend the day. A R Young left last night on a business trip to Dodge City Kansas. Abs W A Battaileard and Miss Irene Bat taile of Davenport Iowa are guests of Mr and Mrs John Bat taile. Mrs Earl Pringle and baby of Bonner Springs are guests at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs J Underwood. Mrs C H Hall, guest of her daughter Mrs R Jitz Carter, left for Franklin Indiana. Mr and Mrs Dr Kirby and family moved from four miles north of town to Blue Mound Kansas. Miss Elizabeth Davis left for Upton Wyoming due to her father’s illness. Fresh catfish at Schleifer’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. R. Hamilton
Elizabeth
Davis
Weaver
Upton
Wyoming
Villa hanged Americans in New Mexico raid reported
Article reports that Arthur McKinney foreman of the Palomas ranch William Corbett and James O Neal were captured by Villa on Tuesday and hanged their bodies burned information received today. Mentions Helgoland as a British drill ground during the Napoleonic wars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Villa
Columbus
New Mexico
Arthur McKinney
Palomas Ranch
William Corbett
James O’neal
Helgoland
Stepping on a Squawky Doll Reported to Relieve Rheumatism
A fragment notes a claim that stepping on a Squawky doll in the dark can temporarily relieve severe chronic rheumatism. The quoted text reflects an odd, anecdotal remedy without medical endorsement.
Ostrich Wisdom and a Sheriff Sale in Lawrence Kansas
A jumble of quotes and witticisms precedes a legal notice from Douglas County Kansas. The sheriff’s sale details a parcel in Section 24 Township 13 Range 18 valued at 7500 dollars. The sale is ordered by the district court and conducted at the west front door of the courthouse in Lawrence on April 20, 1916, under W J Cummings Jr as sheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Daily Journal-World
District Court
Douglas ‘County
Kansas
Lula Deay
Tristlethwaite
Tinknoawin
Charles’ W. Farrier
Douglas County
Barnatts
Wd. Cummines, Jr Sherif
Ronglas County
Lawrence
Vollowine
Douglas
State of
Lo-Wit
Rection
W. J. Cummings, JR
Dei County
Real estate transfers in Lawrence Kansas deeds filed
A lengthy list of warranty deeds and sheriff notices records transfers in Douglas and nearby counties. Names include Simon R White Lawrence to J L Canavin with 4000, Mayme Phillips Hardin and Arthur De Navles 1000, Theo F Haas to APB Hamilton 4800, John Walton to B Hasford 5000, and many others. Also notes sheriff sale and quitclaim deeds, and patents to heirs of Geo Kis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon R. White
Lawrence
Kan
J. L. Canavin
University Place
Wan
Neville
Ikan
Geno
Indiana Street
B. H. Vanhoesen
Douglas County
Beeghley
Jess
Mayme
Phillips
Arthur de Navles
Theo. F. Haas
Baldwin
Iran
APB
Hamilton
A. D Piinont
Ohio
Ixan
United States of America
Sohin’ P. Wilkes
Issihee
Geo. Kis
Fragmented OCR Note About Elimination and Farming
An unreadable OCR fragment discusses elimination tests and finals in a line of thought about townsmen and farming. It mentions thinkers and prosperity, with disjointed phrases about being a farmer and being prosperous, and references to structure and individuals in a nonsensical order.
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Illinois Star
K. U
Jay’ Bond
Jayhawker
Sixth Ward
C. C. Vlaanes
Gyre Kehain
Ko Phillips
Mats
May Rote
James Kidd
Kaida Guinn
Stradi Miziky
D. Pinthes
Lous Bakere
Ary
J. R. Topping
Toman
Tis Farm
Mr. Topping
Moore
Ile
Lawrence Flower CO
Mass. Street
Eudora ‘Lycéum
Baker University
Opera House
Lyceum Contrc
Hairview
Handkerchie Ofs
Hope Lonisdale
United States
Philippine Islands
Kansas-Colorado
Fraser Ball
Civard
Bethel
Traser Hall
Suoke Black Seal Cigars
Selleiter
Education Plus
Chicago Journal
Kansas City Star
Wiedemidnn’s
Wiedemann
F. B. ‘Smith
P.m
Tenn
Bell
Journal- World
Frank Horrell
Vinland
Charles’ ‘Cappis
Bismarck
Winchester
Husted
Chas. Z. Coffin
BE. J. Minzer
Ehrhart Yuke
M. . Metsker
Lone ‘Tae
John. Metsker
Dudley
John Walton
Mitchell
Fieirs
Chas
W. Mitchell
W.H. Bhatt
Ilinois Street
Bin
John F. Smith
County
Wolfe
Aeres
Elm
Tenny
Stimpson
Central Subdivision
Fraser Hall
Eraser Hall
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