Miss Rudolph Returns to Lawrence to Resume Teaching
The article notes Miss Erna Rudolph returns to Lawrence to resume teaching after a six week absence spent caring for her mother in Kansas. It lists many local movements and visits, mentions changes in lecture location for Dr. Newell Dwight Hillis, notes political candidacy of Otis Perkins, and announces a Commercial Club meeting, with various local social and business updates and spring agricultural plans.
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Erna Rudolph
Lawrence
Miss. Rudolph
Kansas
Bias
Stubbs
J. F. Stubbs
Manznola
Colo
H.B
Fred Morris
Kansas City
Isely
McClanth Ton
Def
T.W. Martin
Linwood
E. Miller
Emma Wall
Col
W. W
Denison
Topeka
Newell Dwight Hillis
Robinson
Frasier Hall
Cattle Receipts and Market Lifts at Kansas City
Associated Press reports Kansas City cattle receipts at 12 000 with native steers cows and heifers around 4.0, stockers and feeders near 6.7. Prices show gains across categories, heavy cattle near 8.50 to 8.70, light steers around 7.25 to 7.73 while receipts total 16 009. In Chicago wheat futures favor Sept to May around 89, corn and oats futures quoted with small shifts indicating mixed grain directions.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Chicago
Governor Peeved Over Chauffeur Arrest Clash in Columbia
In Columbia South Carolina on March 11 clashes erupted between Chief of Police Cathart and Governor Blease over the arrest of the governor’s chauffeur for speeding. The dispute centers on the handling of the traffic stop and ensuing tension between state leadership and city police.
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Columbia
S. C
Mare
Cathart
Blease
Nemo ¢Hi Feur
Lcasions
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Aredl
Copenhagen
Cheney Bros
Haskell
Tod Ford
Bedford
Priestley
the People's Store
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