Mutual Admiration Sparks Dr Gladden and William Allen White
A Sunday night sermon by Dr Gladden on A Certain Rich Man leads to a planned Lawrence meeting with author William Allen White. The two have exchanged letters after Gladden praised the book, and White will visit partly to meet Gladden. White is described as a young author and Barkley as a composite character in the narrative.
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Lawrence
William Allen
White
Dr. Gladden
John Barkley
William Allen White
Pleading Guilty in Broad Conspiracy Case in Iowa
In Council Bluffs Iowa Bert Shores W Harris and Frank N Marsh pled guilty to conspiracy to defraud tied to widespread swindling cases in U S district court. Sentence deferred. Earlier they had pleaded not guilty with thirteen others. Marsh said they would not testify for the government. Harris and Shores may.
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Council Bluffs
Iowa
John C. Maybray
United States District Court
Bert R. Shores
Harris
Frank N. Marsh
Marsh
Shores
Elks elect officers in Lawrence lodge meeting
Lawrence lodge of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks held last night electing Exalted Ruler W W Cleland and other officers. Nineteen new members applied. Easter vesper service planned at Fraternal Aid Hall with the Troubadors providing music. A ball was scheduled for March 31 at Fraternal Aid Hall.
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the Elks
W. W. Cleland
K. B Schall
A. B. Clarke
John D. Bowman
C. W. Carman
C. S. Hall
Tyler
Lawrence
Elks
Fraternal Aid Hall
Banquets and notices fill Lawrence social calendar
The W C A plans its third annual banquet on March 12 at 6 pm in Snowhall with Dr Washington Gladden as chief speaker and Miss Lucy Riggs and Mrs Manley also speaking. Elks plan a March 31 ball in Fraternal Aid hall. Mrs E Haworth hosted visitors including Mrs Campbell. A quiet wedding joined Miss Maud Overton and Mrs Lou Johnson at the Overton home on Haskell Road. The Microcoles club met with Mrs B E Hughes and Prudence’s birthday was celebrated by Mrs Ed Martin. A late Lawrence wedding linked Miss Maude Reatz and Mr Walter J of Topeka. A talk on The Face of the Earth by Erasmus Haworth comes to the Unitarian church on March 11, admission 10 cents. Marshall Leary dies at 715 Maine Street. funeral Saturday with time to be announced. Shhulz referenced as making a kind.
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Snowhall
Washington Gladden
Lucy Riggs
Kansas City
Manley
Topeka
Fraser Hall
Overton
Haskell Road
Maud Overton
Lou Johnson
L. B. Powell
Lawrence
Maude Retz
Earty
Walter Jt
Lizzie Read
Reatz
Gayhart
Unitarian Church
Lrot
Erasmus Haworth
Marshall Leary
Ellen Leary
Maine Street
Suffrage Talk by Helen Grenfell Draws Large Lawrence Crowd
Mrs Helen Loring Grenfell a noted suffragist spoke to a large crowd of women yesterday afternoon in the sali house at the court house on Equal Suffrage. She described Colorado suffrage history and the movement there, cited statistics, and praised the women who kept Judge Lindsey in office. Her engaging talk was comprehensive and entertaining and likely added supporters to the cause in Lawrence.
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Helen Loring Grenfell
Court ‘House
Sali House
United States
Markets by Wire Grain and Livestock Summary
Wheat and oats prices listed with assortments from WIRE and Chicago markets. Livestock receipts show beef and dairy figures, with steer and heifer prices and cattle totals. Cattle top near 10.90 with supply around 16 000, hogs around 10.10 to 10.40. Corn and oats futures cited with May July Sept contracts.
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Chicago
Mar
Student Council Punishes Opera House Disruptions
The Student Government Association condemns a “Rough House” disruption in the Opera House gallery. It evicted Allen Shaw and Frank Woods for disturbance. council vows no future disorder and declares Friday of each quiz week a holiday to ease student strain.
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Opera House
Bowersuck
Allen Shaw
Frank Woods
Irving Il
Hill
Shaw
Woods
K,ul
Garfield's Senate Testimony On Alaska Coal Bills
In a tense Senate hearing, Secretary Garfield and witnesses debate Alaska coal claims and land entries. Garfield disputes proposed bonds and urges good faith entry rights for claimants while defending interior department actions and Ballinger connections. The session focuses on what constitutes proper forwarding of irrigation work and the legality of land entries under old laws.
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Hout
Lee
Washington
Garfield
Sutherland
Garfied
Garlickts
Path
Vibe A
West Arfield
Wickersham
Tafe
Ballinger
Alaska
Gartichi
Bou Ion
Ulier
Teachers Meet in Lawrence for Annual Conference
Teachers will gather in Lawrence for the annual session with speakers and program details hinted at in the fragmented notice. The item references city events, travel, and vendor names, but the readable portions confirm a scheduled meeting of educators in Lawrence tomorrow.
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Lawrence
University Senior Play Dates Likely Set for May
Milton Caid, manager, announced the annual senior play at K U will probably be staged May 5 and 6. Rumors of cancellation proved unfounded as auditions begin the week of Isth. Messler directs, with the play committee chaired by a member who writes the piece to fit campus schedules. In another item, a Hampstead Nursing Home fire in New York today killed one elderly resident and seriously injured five others. firefighters evacuated forty inmates from the West Forty-fifth Street building as flames caused $100,000 in losses.
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K. U
Milton Caid
Fiertrnde Messler
New York
Hampstead
Nuuite
West Forty-fifth Street
LILLIS IS ALL RIGHT Recovering From Cudahy Assault
Jere Lillis president of the Western Exchange Bank, injured in the Cudahy assault, is reported improving. In Kansas City hogs rose to 10.55 per hundred, marking a 30 cent jump from the prior day, with the market update from the local trading desks.
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Ity
Jere
Western Exchange Bank
Ydolin P. Cudahy
Kansas City
Mar
Dr Gladden Warns God of Mammon Rules Society
Dr Washington Gladden denounces gambling and the worship of wealth, urging a square deal and purity in love life to uphold national progress. He cautions against saloon culture and calls for constructive alternatives, noting reduced drunkenness but rising temptations in modern life. His chapel talk at KU suggests social morality as the path to democracy.
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G Geeth Corporationg
Mamuion
Gridden
G 1
Temorwunie
Washington Gladden
Gladden
Fox
Taler
Bryan
Nurse Testifies in Hyde vs Paxton Slander Suit
Miss Pearl Keller nurse at Call Swope testified today before the notarial court in Kansas City in the civil suit brought by Dr. Hyde against John G. Paxton. Lucy Lee Swope and Miss Margaret Swope also gave depositions, detailing events surrounding the last illness.
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Hyde
Kansas City
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