Architect W. T. Wellman Plans and Savings Offer
A solicitation from architect W. T. Wellman urges readers in Lawrence to have plans and specifications drawn locally to avoid costly contractor disputes and omissions. It touts prior satisfied clients including Judge Mitchell Otto Fischer Henry Moore and others, claiming significant construction cost savings and trouble-free results.
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W. T. Wellman
Peoples’ Hank
Lawrence
Lke Judge Mitchell
Otto Fischer
Henry Moore
E. B. Pierson
A. D. Mackey
J. T. Constant
A. Henley
Thaw Case Drama Seesaw at Court in Nesbit Testimony
In New York the Thaw trial features Judge Fitzgerald ruling on questions about Evelyn Nesbit and statements Thaw’s lawyers seek to introduce. Jerome questions witness credibility while Delmas argues the limits of admissible evidence as experts testify on the decedent’s claims and Thaw’s alleged crimes.
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Evelyn Nesbit
Thaw
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Fitzgerald
New York
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Abraham Hummel
Thaney
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Abraha Hummel
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Delnas
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Honduran rebels defeat Bonilla forces near Tegucigalpa
Fighting in Hoduras leaves many dead and wounded as Mon dorman revolutionists defeat President Bonilla's troops near Tegucigalpa.
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Managua
Bonilla
Homuras
Tegucigalpa
Noted guilty verdict and social notices in local briefs
Sullivan Kincaid was tried in the afternoon and found guilty after pleading not guilty earlier. Mrs. Alfed Hawkkinson, guest of Miss Fine Redell, leaves for Las Vegas New Mexico. Miss Effie Hodell to Kansas City tomorrow. Community ads invite the Wylie Quintet Club tonight at Fraser. Local merchants promote spring stock, wallpaper, baseball goods, and Easter novelties at Wolf's Book Store and Houghton’s.
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Sullivan Kincaid
Gosts
Alfed Hawkkinson
Miss Fine Redell
Las Vegas
New Mexico
Where Will They Vote Polling Places Hidden by Journal
The Journal reports difficulty learning polling place locations for the primary. Chairman J B Wilkon was unavailable and authorities warn voters to stay alert as secrecy seems to surround the list. Journal urges enforcement to assist voters in locating polling sites despite the lack of advance disclosure.
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J.B Wilkon
Thei
Chy Central Committee
Block Market Panics On Wall Street Drop
Panicky coalitions swept the stock exchange this afternoon as Reading fell to 90 75 and the entire list slumped without resistance. Union Pacific fell 14 points, marking the sharpest decline amid broad market weakness.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Reading
Union Pacific
Kirkman to Appeal in Habeas Corpus Case
Leavenworth March 14 ex captain day was detained Kirkman who denied a writ of habeas corpus today announced he would take an appeal to the United States appeals court.
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Leavenworth
Kirkman
Legislature Adjourns Sine Die in Topeka
Topeka March 14 The legislature adjourned sine die just before eleven oclock this morning. The governor had previously sent in his final message declaring approval of all bills passed by both houses.
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Topeka
Bath Hoi
The Real Issue in Lawrence Campaign
The Journal urges voters to back Mr Barker to enforce law and keep a clean town. It argues the current administration allows graft and a wide open town, urging a change if residents want a stricter regime and blame is placed on saloon influence. The piece calls for citizens to vote tomorrow to oppose boodle and support reform.
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Nessary
Lawrence
Barker
Journal
Jointists
Journal Says No Registration Needed for Primary Voting
The Journal states that registering to vote is not required for tomorrow’s primaries. It emphasizes that being a legal voter remains the essential condition to cast a ballot.
ME Real Issue Shifts Focus to Closing Joints
The piece argues for tightening law enforcement by voting to close joints in Lawrence. It frames public safety as a civic decision and emphasizes community impact. Local officials are urged to rally support for these closures before upcoming ballots.
The Joints in Lawrence the Real Issue Editor
The fragment discusses Lawrence and local concerns, mentioning a central issue in town affairs and public sentiment. Names and details are unclear, but the passage centers on community debate and local perspectives.
John Buchheim Dead in California Point
John Buchheim died at his home as a member of the ALUL We and early settler in the community. He is survived by a wife and three sons. The funeral service will be held today at 4 from the creek Salt Church, with interment at the California point. The article notes a car shortage investigation by railroad commissioners planned for Chanute and Cherryvale.
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Buckheim
Hell
Kame Saal
Topeka
Mare
Chanute
Cherryvnly
For Sale: Six Room East Front House on Mass Street
Bargain listing at 1905 Mass. St. by L. Kern offering a good six room east front home. Desirable property highlighted for quick sale.
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Mass. St
L. Kern
Direct Primary Momentum Signals legislature to back reform
F Dumont Smith states the legislature must accept the issue. STUBBS explains Hoch’s one sided interview. He asserts the state supports direct primary nominations and predicts the next legislature will overwhelmingly enact it to preserve the people’s right to nominate officers by direct vote.
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F. Dumont Smith
Kaus
Kansas debate over primary law fuels Kansas politics
A flood of Kansas political controversy centers on Gov Hochne day and W S Stubbs as the senate and house clash over the 1908 direct primary bill. Interviews, statements, and quotes reveal a stark split on compromise, with advocates arguing the direct primary is foundational and that combining it with delegates and conventions would erode sovereignty and empower political machines.
Maurice Grau Dies in Paris Impressario Passes Away
In Paris on March 14 Maurice Grau, the well known impresario, is dead. In Pittsburgh on March 14 the city faces historic flooding with the river at 22 feet. Warm rains and melting snow swell streams, putting the city in danger and causing widespread business disruption and at least nine deaths.
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Paris
Maurice Grau
Pittsburg
Ci J Bureau
Pennsylvania
Green Named Candidate for Mayor in Topeka Primary
Topeka March 14 Williame Green named a candidate for mayoral race in the Republican primary. The contest appears to hinge on issues like wet and dry policies, with more women participating than in past primaries.
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Topeka
Williame Green
Maeral
Primari
Berton Remains in Jail Over Fine Payment
Berton stays jailed as Alden Ruse reports a March 1 decision in Trem Court. Berton says he will pay the fine, while authorities pursue the case and await further court action in Trenton.
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Mareh
Darton
Trenton
Berton
Riot Flares at Lith and Chest Street Incident
A severe riot erupted near Lith and Chest Streets as a mob attacked people and caused injuries. Police and bystanders faced confusion while authorities attempted to restore order amid ongoing danger.
Tea event at high school prompts student names list
An afternoon tea hosted by teachers for the high school science class features multiple student participants with names listed. A separate note mentions a man who collapsed and was treated in a store, taking medication for spells after not taking it that afternoon.
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Siice
Dalton
Selio
Ethel Morrow
Louise Fitel
Hannah Mitcheil
Jane Adams
Wintty
Red
Lesley
Neoman
Bribes in Street Paving Case In Columbus
Nelson rout Cannon of the Trinidad Paving company of Cleveland pleaded guilty to bribery related to street paving in Columbus. Arthur Beck former assistant city engineer and Alfred Shoemaker former city inspector also faced charges connected to the scheme. The actions occurred on March 14 as part of the ongoing investigation.
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Ohio
Nelson Rout Cannon
Gee the Trinidad Paving Company of
Cleveland
Arthur Beck
Alfred Man Shoemaker
Anthracite Operators Cut Prices and Close Collieries
Philadelphia March 14 The anthracite operators agreed to the usual fifty one cent reduction in the price of prepared coal April 1. Due to overproduction thirty one collieries of the company will shut down all next week.
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Philadelphia
Market in a Turmoil Opens in New York
The New York stock market opened in a turmoil of excitement and after a momentary stand against weakness broke again generally. Individual stocks were unloaded as rapid declines continued, signaling ongoing forced liquidation.
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New York
Ohio Flood Inundates Zanesville as Homes Lose Ground
Flood conditions in Ohio worsen hourly with Zanesville inundating over a hundred homes and about three hundred families facing homelessness by tomorrow. Rail traffic is tied up as the disaster unfolds across the state.
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Zanesville
Ohio
Russian Estate Pilfered Near Yelisaveigrad in Attack
An estate near Yelisaveigrad was raided yesterday with the proprietor bound and decapitated. Five laborers and a woman escaped with booty valued at about one thousand dollars. A second note mentions Mrs. W. B. Tucker learning her father Mr. J. C. Keeler of Coates Kansas is dangerously ill with bronchial pneumonia.
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Russia
W. B. Tucker
J. C. Keeler
Coates, Kans
Money loan ads and Easter cards from Mass Street notices
Ad roundup offers farm and city property loans at 5 percent with optional payments from Morrison Lemmon at 744 Mass Street. Ewing's Chile boasts ahead of others. Easter cards at Boyles 725 Mass Street. Atlas decorates property financing options.
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Morrison & Lemon
Mass
Ewing
Chile
Boyles
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