Faiman tells of Shepherd plot and sudden deaths
In a November 1924 meeting Faiman discussed a large prop plan tied to Shepherd and a school. He claimed Shepherd sought a one quarter share while Faiman refused to risk less and the scheme allegedly grew, with threats, investigations, and warnings to keep silent. A later state inquiry and letters not to mind business are noted amid a backdrop of deaths and propaganda claims.
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Faiman
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McClintock
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Ming
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Morse
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Farman
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Shep‘herd
Harry Municipal
Justice
McClintocks
Showherds
Macmillen's graceful violin recital amazes audience
A concert featuring Macmillen performing selections including Symphonic Espagnale and Barrel I, with refined tone and brisk allegro. The audience lauded his delicate nuance in the Dante movement and rapid speed in the Prologue. Mrs. David Kriegshaber's piano accompaniment aided the success as the program closed with a Polish Polonaise. Death notices and local meetings fill the rest of the page.
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Francis” Macmillen
Gyrhnasium
Macmillen
Mabmud
Rust
Majmillen
Saint-Saens
Barrelle
Wikniawski
Macmilich
David Kriegshaber
Spiano
Baptist Rally of Kansas River Association Young People
The Kansas River Baptist Association holds a two day rally at First Baptist Church corner Eighth and Kentucky Lawrence with about 150 delegates from towns between Lawrence and Manhattan. Sessions begin Friday with registration and an address by Rev. W. P. Halbert. Saturday includes missionary life discussions, talks by Rev. C. F. Mathews, a sightseeing trip, and a 6:30 evening banquet featuring Dr. John W. Behan as chief speaker.
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Kansas ‘River
C. F. Mathews
First Baptist Church
Topeka
Br. John’ W. * Behan
Ottawai University
Envoy Denies Report on Immigration Issue
Washington reports that Tyunep Matsudaira new Japanese ambassador to Washington denied having received instructions to reopen immigration talks upon arrival. He said his guidance was general to promote friendship and noted Japan hopes future discussions could yield a mutual solution if needed.
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Washington
Japan
Tokioland
Semen Oe
Plan Special Sermons for Good Friday Observance
The Lawrence Ministerial Alliance approved a union service plan for Good Friday April 10 from noon to 3 PM at First Baptist. Pastors J F Watts Ne Ne Jackson Edward Hislop Gerrit Snyder B Ludy and Rev Art Special will deliver sermons on Easter subjects. The meeting also noted Senate election actions and a recount effort involving Brookhart Steck in Washington.
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Lawrence Ministerial Alliance
All Church
First Baptist
J. F. Watts
Gi Ne Jackson
Edwa Hislop
Gerrit Snyder
B. Braden
B. Ludy
Miss Carolee Smart Returns to School Work
Miss Carolee Smart returns to her studies at Dunlop after visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Smart. Dr. Frank Arnold of Westminster Hall shows signs of improvement and hopes to regain his voice. Mrs. J. D. McNeill travels to St. Joseph to visit her seriously ill mother. Mrs. Thistler returns home to Chapman after visiting her son Elwood Thistler at the Alpha Tau house.
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Carolee Smart
Dunlop
C. A. Smart
Frank Arnold
Westminster Hall
J. D. McNeill
St. Joseph
Fined on Speeding Charge in Police Court
V. T. Montgomery was fined $10 in police court this morning for speeding yesterday. The report mentions headaches from tight colds and a laxative Brom Quinine tablet remedy box signed E W Grove priced 30 cents. a note about boarding houses in Japan requiring visible lists of boarders.
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E.W. Grove
Father and Son to reunite via radio in Idaho town
In Poca tello Idaho Emil Larsen, an aging furniture dealer, awaits a radio broadcast next Tuesday March 24 at 8 p.m. eastern standard time from WEAF New York to hear his son Victor Larsen, a New York advertising man and operatic baritone, who for 30 years has searched for his father. The broadcast will link WEAF and stations across the country with Larsen performing pieces including Where'er You Walk and Come Back to Erin. the reunion follows decades of messages and letters and a first-hand handwriting glimpse.
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Snake River Basin
Idaho
Marchi
Victor ‘Larsen
O .W. Patterson
Louisiana Street
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University of Kansas
New York
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Handel
Harrison
Sanderson
Erin
Methodist Church
Methodist
Churc Shrol Ber
University of Kansas Glee Club
G. W.patterson
Methodistschurch
Rankin’s. Drug Store
Voices and verses at faith services this Sunday
Churches reported strong attendance and lively sentiment across morning and evening services. Pastor spoke on Deliver Us from Evil, linking personal sin to communal harm and highlighting Jesus as the path to deliverance, while science and religion were shown as complementary in the Trinity Lutheran remarks.
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Spea
Jesus
Christ
Man
God
Jesus ‘Christ
Huemanity
Larcas
Hagenbuch
Trinity Lutheran Church
R.A. Schwegier
Doctor Schwegler
Waldemar Geltch to lead Wisconsin violin tour
Professor Waldemar Geltch director of the violin department of the university school of fine arts and Mrs Geltch depart tonight for Wisconsin to join three concerts Sheboygan Symphony solo violinist Mozart A Major concerto Thursday night in Sheboygan four concerts preceded by Mendelssohn concerto at Franklin College Friday and Brandon Saturday Mrs Geltch to accompany at the piano Also note new notary public A F McGlanahan named notary public in district court Amarillo Texas guest of Mrs C E Esterly yesterday
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Waldemar Geltch
Universityity School of Fine Arts
Mrav Geltch
Wisconsin
Gelich
Sheboygan
Geltch
Franklin College
Mendelsohn
Brandon
A-Fo McGlanahan
Karnak Pill Ad Across Kansas Reports Health Gain
Mrs J E Tomlinson of Pittsburg Kansas touts Karnak pills as the cure for stomach trouble nervousness and insomnia claiming a fifteen pound weight gain and restored health after a long struggle with dyspepsia. She credits Karnak and notes exclusive Lawrence distributor The Round Corner Drug Co with linwood by H E Van Nay MD and other local druggists carrying the product.
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Karnak
J. E. Tomlinson
E. 20Th St
Pittsburg
Kansa
Andre
Lawrence
Round Corner Drug
Linwood
H._E. Van.Nay
M. D
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