Legal and fashion ads mix in late issue notices
L Menges, Attorney at Law and real estate, 7s Massachusetts streets, and Barker & Means, Attorneys at Law, office in Gropershuyst block advertise legal services. A fashion notice urges reading Mrs. Donnelly for a spring gown, mass street styling, with tailored suits offered.
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Menges
Heal Estate
Massachusetts
Barker & Means
Office
Huust
Dave
Donnelly
Mass
Indoor meet prep keeps Kansas in peak form at convention hall
Kansas coaches report intense light work for the upcoming indoor meet at Convention Hall next Friday evening featuring the Tigers. Sprinters Driecell Commons Wallace and since train on GQ yard rubber carpet, with hurdles and pole vault practices sharpening, while Putnam remains Kansas sole shot put entrant and Beloit tour prompts trend shifts.
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Kansas
Convention Hall
Tigers
Fraser Hall
Driecell
Commons
Walace
Russell
Johnson
Wallace
Mitchell
Butler
Moe
Putnam
Anderson
Missouri
Ambush Kills Deputies Near Spavinaw Territory
March 12 report from Indian Territory details a fight near Spavinawas in which six deputy marshals were ambushed by Indian outlaw gangs. Three deputies, I L Giistrap, Otis Tuttle, and Richard Carey, were killed. The posse, led by Marshal Dar Vaugh, was dispatched to the northern district. The outlaws, led by Chay John and Tom Wiowlitte, are described as professional killers with a long criminal record. News of the ambush reached Talequah today as patrols search for the attackers.
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Vinits
I. T
United States
Spavinawas
Kansas
Indian Territory
I L Giistrap
Otis Tuttle
Vinita
Richard Carey
Talequah
Thomas Watford
Darvaugh
Chay
John
Tom Wiowlitte
Cherokey Supreme Court
Wicklife
Japuty Vier
Tuttle
Indiana Territory
Scott nomination praised by A P Clark voiced support
A P Clark backs Charlie Scott for the Democratic nomination praising his character and promises. He notes knowing Scott since birth and expects he will be a credit to the state. Meanwhile Eastern Star Bakery reports insufficient supply of fruit sticks to meet demand.
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Charlie Scott
A. P. Clark
Congress
Charles Scott
Eastern Star
Social and Personal Gleanings from Local Residents
Kansas City visitors and residents attend gatherings, visits, and events. Marvin G Creager stays at Phi Psi house while Row Bangs visits with his mother Mrs W Ne Bangs. Miss Wigegia Metsker visits from Kansas Jelty. Topeka trips noted. Dr and Mrs G T L Hozie return from East Greenwich RI after a death in the family. Mrs Loomis of Baldwin and daughter Mrs W Loomis of Tonganoxie shop in Jetty. Various entertainments and forthcoming European tour plans for Mew Moberts hosted by Mrs Wromulsick and others. Dean and Mrs J W Green host senior law class. Birthday party for Lavie Strenberg. theatre party hosted by Mrs J A Henley at Walker Whiteside. Christian Scientist lecture in Davison, Neb. attendees include Mr and Mrs Davidson, Mr and Mrs Copper, Mrs Jacob Lapills. Mrs Lapills and party travel from Warsaw City after lecture postponed.
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Hromulsick
Tila
Henley
Walker Whiteside
Lawrence Amateur Baseball League organized in Kansas
Lawrence representatives met in Lawrence to organize the Amateur Kaw Kalley League with Aikio Bonner Springs as president and a schedule planned for the coming season. Umpires Fred Hisemao and Harry Elder of Lawrence chosen. teams include Lawrence Bonner Springs Tonganoxie and Kadora with at least one game weekly and over twenty five candidates showing interest.
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Kaw Kalley Amateur Baseball League
Lawrence
RE Aikio
Bonner Springs
Clark Bouldes
J E Evans
Tonganoxie
Ed Wilson
Endora
R E Aiken
Fred Hisemao
Harry Elder
Tonganorle
Kadora
Washington
Senate
John Embry
Chandler
Oklahoma
Spesd
Conference address set by Professor Kelsay at Lawrence
Professor Kelsay of Michigan has been secured to address the conference of high school principals and superintendents in Lawrence. Also orders taken for men shirts and frocks, plus new spring styles. Dry cleaning and pressing offered with delivery. Your clothes pressed for 150 per month. J H Rintor, 15 Mom mi, Bell phone 667 red. Reading, Kan.
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Kelsay
Michigan
Lawrence
Kina
Gocda
Supreme Court decision against witnesses in paper trust cases
The Supreme Court ruled against witnesses in the paper trust cases, ordering them to answer all questions in proceedings about the government case. Originating in Minnesota and Wisconsin, the matter centers on testimony in trust-related actions.
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Washington
The
Supreme Court Today
Paper Trust
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Washington caucus to back statehood motion
Speaker Cannon and Republican leaders plan a caucus next Wednesday or Thursday to back the statehood measure. They aim to keep the party united for statehood as defined by the House and reject the Senate amended bill. Leaders stress no mercy for opponents, signaling tight discipline in the vote. Also notes market moves and local ads about tin work and an advance man for a hypnotist act.
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Washington
Cannon
House
Senate
Congress
Morucus
Real estate transfers show numerous Lawrence county deeds
W E Spalding and wife Lawrence transfer part of section 6 13 20 to W R Stubbs for 81200. Mitchell and wife Lawrence to W R Stubbs on section 19 13 20 for 2000. Quinby executor to Chas Olmsted lots in Lana Place for 6650. J H Scott and wife Lawrence to George Kuhne part of NE SE 36 12 19 for 800. Nicholas Andrews and wife Baldwin to Frank Dechsi part of NE 3 1 9 15 20 for 2825. Lewis Eberhart and wife Douglas county to John Turner part of NE T of Sec 30 14 20 for 100. William Crutchfield and wife Lawrence to Lucy J Culver lots 198 190 add 3 North Lawrence for 8800. Green Keith and wife Lawrence to C H Lemon part of A3 of add 7 North Lawrence for 920. A B Cardas and wife Zadora cap to N O Stevens NI of OM 3 of Sec 14 and S 14 of PA 4 of Sec 13 13 20 for 3000. Guontavos Miller and wife Douglas county to U P Ry Co lots 165 166 add North Lawrence for 4100. Faonle M Gillaly Lawrence to U P By Co lots 176 177 178 179 182 183 add 2 North Lawrence for 8800. Dr J J Kenperkan moved his office from 292 Vermont Street to U P By Co lot 164 add 826 Vermont Street Bell phones 462 North Lawrences sundries.
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W. E. Spalding
Lawrance
W. R. Stubbs
A.C. Mitchell
Lawrence
W. R.stubbs
Byron C. Quinby
Chas
Olmsted
Lana Place
John H. Scott
Lawrece
George W. Kuhne
Nicholas Andrews
Baldwin
Frank Dechsii
Lewis Eberhart
Douglas County
John Turner
William Crutchfield
Lucy J. Culver
North Lawrence
Grean Keith
C. H. Lemon
A.B. Cardas
Zadora
N. O. Stevens
Guontavos Miller and Wife
U. P. Ry.,Co
Faonle M. Gillaly
U. P. By. Co
North Lawrengs
J. J. Kenperkan
John C. Walton
Vermont Street
U. P. By.Co
Bell Phoos
North Lawrenes
Suneiderstion
Malis. Mabe
Susan B Anthony in comatose state in Rochester
Rochester March 12 Susan B Anthony lies in a comatose condition with irregular breathing and expected death imminent. Attending physicians say there is no hope while relatives and aides including Mrs George L Baker and Miss Lucy E Anthony remain at the bedside. Anthony spoke of Oregon suffrage work before sinking into stupor.
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Rochester
Susan B Anthony
Ooges
George L Baker
Chicago
Lucy E Anthony
Philadephia
Anna Shaw
Alvin T Jones
Philadelphia
Anthony
Oregon
Ace
Col Mann Indicted in Perjury Case in New York
Col William D Mann editor of Town Topics was indicted for perjury by a New York grand jury. The indictment stems from testimony given at Norman Hapgood’s recent trial. Primary elections for the second ward are scheduled for tomorrow at low magnitude polling stations.
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New York
Col
Wm. D. Mann
Town Topics Today
Norman Hapgood
Oil Hearing Reveals Kansas Oil History and Rates
Kansas March 12 The Interstate Commerce Commission began an investigation into alleged railroad bias favoring Standard Oil against independents. Witness A F Robinson testified on Kansas oil fields history noting discovery in 1893 production shifts from 200 barrels to 14,000 20,000 daily and pipelines linking Neodesha Caney and Oklahoma while Standard Oil held refinery and pipeline assets.
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Kansas Cay
Interstate Commerce , Commission Today
Kansas Producers Association
Railroads of
Kansas
L Robertson
Cherryvale
Producers Associaion
Wittess
Marchand
Associated Press
Robertson
Uncla Sain Ol Company
Standard Oil Company
Yralde OF and Gas
Republic OI Company
Kapesso
Independ
Kangas
Thayer
Neadesha
Caney
Indian Territory
Oklahoma
Sctandsra
Neodestia
Neodeessha
Sugar Creek
First annual supper by M C A to be held tomorrow
The first annual supper of the M C A will be held tomorrow evening at the Association building. The Juniors and intermediates have their banquet at 8 o clock and the Sepiorg all the same evening. W J Coleman plans to make the affair the largest social event the Association has yet held.
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M.C. A
Association
W. J. Coleman
Stubbs candidate for legislature in the fourteenth district
W B Stubbs announces candidacy for the legislature from the fourteenth district subject to the primaries on March 4. The piece also reflects on colonial and Massachusetts truancy laws and notes shifting attitudes toward compulsory education standards.
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W. B. Stubbs
Massachusetts
Police Court Fines For Two Strangers In Trempasalng Case
Police court this morning fined Frank Walker and Chas Fuller six dollars and six cents each for railroad trempasalng. One man suffered facial and shoulder injuries. suspects withheld payment details and are held for several days while investigations proceed. Thomas McGee, colored, faced fence-tampering charges at 1300 New Jersey Street. Also notices seek a chambermaid for Eldridge House and a Moon Bros. robber for sale inquiries at 1014 Mass Street.
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Frank Walker
Chas. Fuller
Thomas McGee
New Jersey Street
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Jean A. Po Norton
Jersay
Nationel Bi Josere
Riggs
Aed
Massachusettes Street
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GP & Banee & Son
Fra- Serna
de. A. Giefors
Offee Hunts
Wk A. Memah P.M
Jackson Hock Lawrence
Fan
Muesh, M.D
Enie
Jane Bueun
Baegeog
Usce
Vornionthyne
Pease Bus
Uorder New Hanpentr
Winthrey
Streate
Kauss
T. Sinclair
Luane
Siabic
Mocey Siwayn Oumi
Mortwage Bund
Masaschusetts Brrest
MvaAk Hhus
Suarie
Eldridge House
L. S. Steele
Notary Public
St. Lawrence
J. M. Newlin
East Menry Street
Alfred Whitman
Roans Insurance
A.j.griffin
Bell
G. C. Hawk
Mass. Street
Journal
C. L. Edwards
Benry Street
Solla
Soith’s News Depot
Jovral Olias
University
Beloit Tour
BF. Stephes
Smock
Hitching
Okla
Maohi
Frants Uns
Miy
Yoon Lake
Herbert Smock
New Kirk
Territorial Bank
Commis Slusiue
J. Cooper
Smack
S.J. Smock
Bigelty
New Hampshire Street
Oltlee
Massachusetts Street
BR. Robinson
People’s Meat Market
West Warren Street
Bell Telephoe
Rowlands and
Stevenson
Rowlands
Steven Waslington
Argentine
D. H. Bennett
Iuenos Ayres
D. Manuel Julntana
Catarrahl Pneumouis
Lewis
Wind Mill
Mt. Leonard
Lannon Hotel
Lawrence Transfer Co
Atore
Times
Polley
Algeciras
Spain
Wall Panot
Per
Morocco
Raymond’s
California
San Jose
Cal
Mount Hamilton
Scott
Marvin G.creager
Kansas City
Phi Psi House
Row Bangs
Mra. W. Ne Bangs
Misa Wigegia Metsker
Jelty
Mra
U- GC. Wilson
CW Carman
Topeka
G. TL. Hozie
Hill P. Wilson
E. L. Loomis
Haldwin
W Loomis
Dr. Burdick
East Greenwich
March
John McCurry
D. W. Hazen
Girard Wedneadly
Haldarman
Oretta Moor
Rhode Island
J. W. Green
Law Clags
Tantivance Street
Law School
L’red Lehoherr
George Roth
John Stauffer
Davison, Neb
Christian Scientist
F. A. A. Heir
Judge Hanns
Bonner, Eudora
Moody
Miss Pearl Scott
Lang
Wolf
Colorado
Santa Fe
George Leis
Mata St
McKenzie and Stockwell
J. H. Rintor
Mom
Bell Phone
Reading
Kan
Emporia
Wolf's
Supreme Court
James P Keelan
Linwood
Old Frankne
Keelan
T. M. Hopkins
JJ Keelan
Mountain View
Arkansas
Gao
Kao
Muaroh
Apter
O. W. Lamb
Kansan City
F. J. Bennett and Company
Eddie B. Clark
20Th Century Vaudeville and
Kenodrome Company
Dr. Garnett
Opera
Mr. Clark
L. A. Perkion
Miss Anthony
Wiohits
Okiehouma
Ilanoma City
Anthonys Young Eaat
Leavenworth
Anthony, Jr
Leavenworth Times
Susan B. Anthony
D. R Anthony
Chita
Siberia
Albert Patrick
Albany
Higging
Albert ‘Pt. Patrick
Willam Marah Rice
Keister Ladies Dressmaking College
Mae St
Col. Mann
A F
Theo
Ty Thousand
Neville’s
JM. Neville
Masa St. Tel
Wateinsational Bank
Capital Surplus
Lm Waa 2A
HOD Vicu
Lucida
Sigma Nu Fraternity
C. F. Ball
Earl Nelson
New Mexico
JP Powell
Odessa
J. F. Robart
John Clark
M. A. Snyder
Edith Snyder
Alfred Snyder
Baldwo
George Haas
Nette Carter
Mimses Tweed
Conpesticut Street
E. H. Anderson
Will Leaje Lawrence
Norway
Ibsen
Wujornson
Haakon
Bjornsen
Moon Bros
Douglas County Marble and Granite Works
Mas St
Kentucky Street
Lawrence Iational Bank
HL. Moore Basthdidy
Ieptaldae
Wy Gintheart
Hanley Irving bin
A.J Uritho WI
Stubbs J.D
Biversock
W.R. Stubbe
Ull
Bloore
Hrooka
J. &. Benson
Speoples State Bank
W. Bromelsick
T. J. Sweeney
E. J. Hilkey
Caables
W. R. Stubts
Geo Innen
Luther N, Lewin
W. Bromelstck
Jacob Hadaky
B J. [ Bikey
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