Packers Win Immunity In Government Probe
Chicago March 22 All Packers indicted last summer on conspiracy charges were granted immunity from criminal prosecution under the indictments against individuals. Corporations remain charged. Judge Humphrey cited lack of voluntary cooperation by defendants, noting immunity but leaving corporate counts intact. W. B. Brubbs alleged to have influenced informants and gravity of a so called square deal amid the probe.
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Cannon Wins Statehood Vote in House Split
A large crowd watched as statehood supporters prevailed 149 to 124 after the Speaker appointed a special committee. The Rules Committee sustained the measure, sending it to consideration by the full House.
Government to Fight the Trusts Without Abstention
Washington March 22. An unusually large crowd attended the house session as the Journal was read and Dalzell introduced a rule to take the statehood bill from the speaker table. The rule would disagree with the senate amendment and seek a conference, with conferees appointed and debate split 40 minutes. The rule was adopted 17 to 6 after a roll call.
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Fine Tailoring and Seed Store Ad Then Miner Strike Report
Fine Tailoring offers mens suits shirts ladies skirts and comte made to order with spring and summer samples and cleaning repairing and pressing. Prices listed at 160 per month. W J Buseh seeds available including sweet peas nasturtiums and various types. Also notes about Rowlands Stevenson endorsing Christian church events. Indianapolis march 22 report on miners and operators political dispute. scale committees recessed after voting down a two difference proposal.
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Easter Novelties at Wolf's First Murder Case
St Louis March 22 The first murder case to be tried in the federal court of St Louis opened today with Emmet McCoy a begro trooper at Jefferson Barracks charged with killing Alexander Haskerville a fellow trooper in a duel on horseback Also noted are Wolf's Easter magazines in stock and a weather mention of heavy snow near Cleveland. Fifty one years earlier Samuel Reynolds moved to Lawrence Kansas to settle and later lost his claim to Cantrell in 1903 remains owner of the claim.
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Twilight Graham and Fraternal Hall Evening Entertainment
Athens council members and friends attend a program at Fraternal Ald hall featuring Prof Frasier’s pupils, readings, and an act comedy The Burglars The musical portion is by Miss Bessie Raymond and Mr Tuthill Tickets available from Mrs I Martindale secretary at the door Washington March 22 railroad rate bill debate focuses on enlarging the state commerce commission and extending terms to strengthen the agency Tender chickens at West End Market Baby Bam bier and flower shops advertise services and products Wooster Ohio March 22 traction line abandonment due to snowdrifts. cars with passengers stranded near Wooster cleaning product Argentum advertised for photo services and more
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Taylor asks board to vacate continuance of hearing
Topeka March 22 Carl Taylor moved to vacate the continuance of a board of railway commissioners case and set March 30 for hearing. He contends delaying hearing to May deprives farmers and implement men of rate advantages and will cost the state money. The report lists multiple local items about school basketball, a vaudeville impersonator, and lectures with dates and venues.
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Wanted Young Man for Jani Tor Work in Exchange for Tuition
Classified notice seeking a young man to perform janitorial work in exchange for tuition. Application details point to Lawrence and a college, with a phone contact for Red.
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Social and Personal Notes From Topeka And Kansas City
A long list of social visits and personal travels across Kansas City Topeka and nearby towns. Residents attend events at Chi Omega houses Masonic meetings and birthday gatherings while planing trips to Chicago Cincinnati and Oklahoma. Local clubs host meetings luncheons and a kitchen shower for church funds with numerous guests noted by name.
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Park Major J J Keeler Announces Band Stand Build
Park Major J J Keeler announces that work on the band stand in south bark began this morning and the permanent brick and iron octagon stand will be completed by May 1. Foundations of brick, 7 feet high, with a dome 16 feet high, and a metal shingle roof. The stand will be on the exact site of the old one and accommodate speakers and the band. Lawrence Brick Company donates bricks. Estimated cost around $2,000 with city crew hauling and rock supplied. Mayor Keeler says $205 raised and more donations expected. band fundraiser dances and a women’s committee raised funds. The stand will be ready for May concerts and fall use.
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Fifth Birthday Party For Misa Ruth Detsker
Local social items note Misa Ruth Detsker’s tenth birthday celebration Saturday with a 3 party. Other notices mention a Fortnightly Club meeting with Prof Carl Preyer, a Baldwin guest of honor, and various visits, parties, and local business notices around Baldwin and Lawrence.
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University council settles cap Johnson eligibility at KU
The University council and athletic board resolved eligibility for Captain Carlos Johnson of the Kansas baseball team. New rules interpret failing grades and course withdrawals, allowing reinstatement after minimum work. Kansas University receives address by Yale professor Arthur Corbin for spring conference and Miss Nadine Nowline awarded European fellowship. note marriages of William Lila and Anna Kern at DeSoto.
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Bowling Scores at Merchants Alley Highlight Bidgood and Dahlene
The Dahlene team faced Berger last night at Merchants bowling alley. Berger totaled 240 with a high shot by Bidgood, while Dahlene posted 27 and a high score of 453 by Dahlene. Also note an advertisement for People Meat Market with home phone 187 Ball 152.
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Rockefeller's son born as grandfather's hope fulfilled
News item reports the birth of an eleven pound blue eyed boy to Mr. and Mrs. John D. Rockefeller Jr. in New York on March 22, celebrated as fulfilling the elder Rockefeller's long hope for a male heir. It also mentions local ads for the Peoples Meat Market and a product claim about Twilight Graham whole wheat berry ground flour.
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John DL. Rockefeller, Jr
Abbie G. Aldrich
United States
Twilight Graham
Irrigated Colorado Land Offered By J M Neville
Promoter J M Neville of 700 Mass St Te! advertises irrigated land in Colorado described as a strong investment. He claims buyers can pay 15 down and 800 to 830 per acre with quick, easy payments and high potential returns, urging prospects to join him on April 3.
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