Miscellaneous local notices and advertisements from town paper
A jumble of items mentions a mantle warranty from TL. F. Conklin and buys at Raymonds Straitons Drug Store Pure Olive Oil and talking machines. Trial March 29 for Phillip Vogler in county jail. Samuel Bell returns from Topeka with family to Stormont hospital operation. Peerless Lunch Rooms advertises meals with vanilla and chocolate ice cream at Wiedemann's.
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Samuel Bell
Topeka
Stormont
Pital
Oper
Allon
Thaw Faces Jury as Lunacy Commission Forms
Thaw appeared cheerful in New York as the lunacy commission met to organize this afternoon. Family members, including Mrs. Win Thaw and Evelyn, were present while lawyers and judges discussed commission procedures ahead of a possible continued session. The court adjourned after the jury was instructed and the case next proceeds before the commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mare
Takune
Paz
Tha Pareouer
Win Thaw
Evelyn
Aristioe
Fitzgerald Kind
Jeremie
No Agreement Reported In Railroad Brotherhood Talks
Poorly legible note says Chea p Morel 27 and representatives of the Brotherhood of trainmen and western railroads ended a meeting today without result. Joint readers of the contetar to be held later under further action.
City Answers Petition Not Set Forth What It Is
A damaged OCR fragment notes a petition and mentions the city and officials. The text is unclear about the exact filing or claims and does not state concrete facts or outcomes. No names, dates, or places are reliably readable to ground a fuller summary.
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Maver
Mayer Ross
Sta Ut
Wichita
Leone
Mayer
Personal and Social Notes Include Ottawa Visit
Pelix fled to Ottawa today for a short visit here. Mrs. Samuel Gell and aitthe daughter are spending the week with relatives in Scranton. Miss Douglas did not meet the girls classes this afternoon as the Topeka classes have a big exhibition last night and s Douglas could not get down. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Johnson and Miss Helen Balsley, who have been guests at the home of Chas. W. Sparr for the past few days, returned to Oskaloosa this afternoon in their turning car.
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Pelix
Ottawa
Samuel Gell
Scranton
Douglas
Topeka
S Douglas
Chas. Johnson
Helen Balsley
Chas. W. Sparr
Oskaloosa
Turing
Demand for Seeds and Railroad Indictments Shown
Seed dealers in Lawrence report a spring rush as hot weather boosts seed sales for Ramses oats and other crops. In New York, March 27, indictments charge second degree manslaughter against New York Central officials over the Brewster Express wreck. McCormick and Smith plead not guilty and are freed on bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
New York
New York Central Railroad
McCormick
Damer
Alfred E. Sint
Smith
Law on drainage districts tested by court fight
The article reports a constitutional challenge to a drainage district law. Lawyers argue the act improperly confers legislative power to a drainage board, not permitted by the state constitution. County officials and railroads oppose the measure, noting potential expense and overreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drainage Board
Wyandotte
Loomis
Loomi
Lawrence
Dynamite Explosion Kills Several on Freight Line
A dynamite blast at a northern railway freight yard killed two men and injured others as trains stood on track. Several freight cars were destroyed and the depot suffered serious damage. Police said whites were among the dead and the blast caused widespread panic among workers.
PRESERVING PEACE AND A BABY FALLS OUT IN BATTLE CLAIMS
In Bucharest on March 27 King Charles is said to have ordered heavy emergency measures to stabilize the capital and plan land policy shifts to state ownership or peasant leases. Troop concentrations are reported to protect the city while command posts shift and officials like Prof Edward A Steiner lecture on related work. Meanwhile a railway accident near Lanwrenee injured several workers and disrupted service as crews investigated the fall.
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Bucharest
Proelimhrtion
Charles
Gistafsen
Wrk
Edward A. Steiner
Marvel
Quieting Down After Kill Vroes Incident
Marshal Ledbetter restored order after a disturbance on the west street light yesterday. Two individuals, including a newlywed party, were noted in the crowd. A cherry dew and fruit at Wiedemann’s were observed during the commotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshal Ledbetter
Wiedemann 'S
Bridegroom Smyth Dies Amid Wedding Tour in Tokio
New York dispatch reports the death of James Howry Smyth, a leading New York financier, while in Tokio with his bride William Rimlander Stewart. The couple married last September and were on a wedding tour when Smyth died yesterday. Attending the mourners were the Duke and Duchess of Manchester.
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New York
Tokio
James Howry Smvith
Uris City
Savith
Daverged
William Rimlander Stewart
Biot, Saye
Not That Way Here Hi Prew a Padi Wis
An unclear OCR fragment notes a March date and a railway as likely, with minor names and places garbled. The readable portion points to a local transportation item or incident but specifics are unresolved, leaving a tentative pointer to a rail issue and a March timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Padi Wis
Antie
Guiawha
Tecresndt
Bos
Nebraskan weather and scattered notes on local items
A fragmented note references cold conditions in Nebraska and mentions Wells Bookster, local figures, and assorted people and places. The text is garbled, with stray words like Mare, Dust, and magiines, yielding no coherent event or clear dates or entities to anchor a full summary.
Two Stock Failures Noted In Early Exchange Activity
Landen March 27 two stock failures announced before noon drew little market interest as neither event impacted overall conditions. The report notes the failures were minor and did not alter trading sentiment or indices.
Eggs for sale from quality white leghorn layers
Too Late to Classify. Eggs for sale from full blood rose comb white leghorn hens, large white eggs. 15 eggs for 4.50 per 100. Adaline Dowler, 215 miles southwest of Lawrence, Bell phone 7201. Warted pony for sale. Olin Templin, 1025 Missouri Street. Phone 586.
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Adaline Dowler
Lawrence
Bell Phone
Olin Templin
Missouri Street
Editor Assassinated in Moscow During Holy Week
Dr Jollos editor of the Ruseki Vied ymosti was shot and killed by an unknown youth as he left his residence in Moscow. He served in the lower house of the first Russian parliament. The murderer fled the scene. The rest of the item mentions Squires specializing in children's pictures and an employment notice for a married man at the English Lutheran church.
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Moscow
Russia
Jollos
Ruseki Viedymosti
L. H
Will the World End Editor's Question Column
A reader asks if the world will end and cites repeated apocalyptic predictions. The editor replies that the world has endured through history and will continue, urging belief in Jesus for salvation.
Forty Degrees Colder Weather and Spring Perfume Ad
Weather notice notes a dramatic drop from ninety degrees to forty degrees and advises warm clothing. An Easter fashion pitch promotes Raymond's New Apple Leaves Perfume as the scent to accompany Easter gowns and hats. Public notice from Hosford Investment Co. mentions property listings.
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Raymond
Train derailment near Wilmerding linked to tampering
Pittsburgh March 27. Train No. 20 Keystone Express eastbound derailed near Wilmerding after rails were displaced on both tracks. The engine and cars left the rails but no one was hurt. Slow speed and protective action by a warning train kept the locomotive from plunging into the river amid suspected sabotage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania Railroad
Wilmerding
Paw Qurly Tod
Stewart
Troublesome Repeat Brought to Mobile by Warships
A garbled 19th century-styled note describes an attempted seizure or movement near Mobile involving ships from Spurnish Honiaras and Puerto Corte Chataie. The presence of American warships prevented the action, with vague references to steamers Sublal and Shownean sehonger and several arcane participants.
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Mobile
Spurnish Honiaras
Puerto Corte
Desire for Peace Expressed by Salvadore War-Affecting Talks
Washington dispatches report Salvadore Dor expresses desire for peace in Central America and urges Mexico to bolster efforts to end the war involving Lalssador Hetluea and Nicaragua, as Creel confirms today.
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Washington
Creel
Salvador
Central America
Mexico
Lalssador
Hetluea
Nicaragua
Machinists Strike Over Non-Union Labor
Ashville Tennessee March 27 Machinists walk out over employment of non union labor in the shops of the Cincinnati Southern at Oakdale and Somerset Kentucky Tennessee.
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Ashville
Tenn
Cincinnati Southern
Ailcowl
Oakdale
Somerset
Jsy
Investigating New Rate Law on Railroad Passes and Express Franks
Federal grand jury opens inquiry into the workings of the new rate law and its relation to railroad passes and express company franks. Miss Maude Brockelsby pursues the FM. Tidrow house in Ohin through Hesford-In-Vestinene company.
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Chivazo
Mare
Federal Srand Jury
Miss Maude Brockelsby
FM. Tidrow
Ohin
Hesford- In- Vestinene Company
Reward Offered for Train Wreckers at Pittsburgh Division
The Pennsylvania railroad announced in Philadelphia on March 27 it will pay a $2500 reward for the arrest and conviction of those responsible for attempting to wreck trains on the Pittsburgh division. Also listed are items at local shops including liquid meat smoke at Raymonds and Edison phonographs, prints at Straffon's Drug Store, assorted ice creams at Wiedemanns, and Buster Brown egg dyes and papers at Raymond's.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pittsburgh
Topeka Saloon Case Reaches Agreement In Leavenworth
Attorney General Jackson and Mayor Everhardt reach an agreement ending ouster actions against Everhardt. Saloon licenses in Leavenworth will be treated as fines under a new injunction to be issued by the supreme court in April. Everhardt admits saloons operate in Leavenworth under the fine system and that monthly fines were collected by the city. The special commissioner will report findings next week as hearings proceed.
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Topeka
March
Fred S. Jackson
Peter Everhardyoof
Columan
Leavenworth
Supreme Court
Leavenaworth
Kansas
Everhardt
Everhardy
Frank Fitzwilliuames
Dhasteurney
Supreme Eart
Major A.marvey
Wo Everhondy
Ater
Jackson
Everlarrdy
Lewis
We City
Mr. Coleman
Train Derailment at Carlie Destroys Northern Pacific
A Northern Pacific passenger train named Yorst Pan derailed near Carlie after departing Patath early today. The engineer was killed and three passengers were lightly injured. Authorities investigate the derailment and assess damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Northern Pacific
Patath
Carlie
Manny
Deltiveness Wer
Markets by Wire Grain and Provisions Report
Chicago markets show May wheat at 1.3430, July 1.34. Wheat and corn futures move across May and July with oats at 42.5 to 47.4 cents. Live cattle receipts at 1,000 with beef steers $4.10 to $6.75, cows and heifers $1.70 to $5.35. Hogs receipts 17,000 with top $6.24 to $6.30 and bulk $6.20 to $6.25.
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Chicago
Alaska and Herrick Frig and Ranges Ad
Hot weather goods feature Alaska Refrigerators Herrick Refrigerators enamel and Onal Hned Direct Action Gas Ranges All as good as money can buy at Eoke's Economy Store.
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Alaska
Herrick
EOKE
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Business Directory
Attorneys
L. H. Perkins
National Bank
Garker & Means
Attorneys-at-Law
Opera House
LH. Menger
Massachusetts Street
John G. A. Norton
First National Bank
Joseph E. Riggs
Algo
Massachusetts St
BA. C. J. Simmons
Maus
A. J. Anderson
Phiyateian
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Q. W. Jones
AL Duilding
Ohly Street
Hell
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F. D. Morse
M. D
Omle Over
Woodward & Cals Drifairs
J. R. Bechtel
Olly Sol
George A. Banks & Son
WM. T. Sinclair
Telephone Bell
Massachusetts
Mork Bros. & Sharp
Eldridge House
Hubler
Architects
Harris
Weat Warren St
F.M. Perkins
Atlas Building & Loan Association
F. Conklin
Mass
Raymond’s
Victor
Straiton
Phillip Vogler
Wiedemann’s
Thaw
City Answers
Lyceum
Orticibeer Giuslerstuens
Nebraska
Atuli
Herpes Steel de Perthawest Lane
Ital
Baster
Che Magiines
Jin
Wells
E. C. Tuckerman
Remember Squires
Jenewal
Jesus Christ
Thors
Jocks
Hiestic
Margesille Kats
Eger
Hosford Investment Co
Keystone Express
IND
Machinista Strike
Roumania
Mereh
Moldavia
Joax
Raymonds
Edison
Straffon’s
Buster
Raymond's
Itz
Yale
Neville’s Corner
J. M. Neville
Home
St. Eldridge House
Watkins National Bank
J.B. Watkins
CW. Tucker
W. B. Hazen
State Bank
E. Milkey
W. OR. Stubbs
W. EL Spalding
Gee
Luther N, Lewis
W. Bromersick
Sweeney
Jacob Badsky
EL J
Seeley
C. B. Holford
Merchanta National Bank
Lak Welenur
A. Whitman & Co. Real Estate, Loans and Insurance
L.L. Phillips & Co
L. S. Steele
Attorsey
Notary Public
Real Estates and
Leena
St. Lawrence
C. L. Edwards Writes
E. Henry St
Bell
Me A. Guenther
Beth Phenee
A.M. Parker
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