Burton Case Filed and Campus Sports News
A brief in the Supreme Court challenges the 1864 act as contradictory to federal government foundations. The document runs seventy pages and is presented by attorneys Waggener Dillon Hubbard Lebmano Bossingtop Hayes and Hackney. Also reported: the Caney gas well fire was extinguished after five weeks, and Nebraska and Kansas to stage a dual track and field meet in Lincoln, possibly late May, with Nebraska gym candidates showing promise. Various local notices follow including housing sale, a Ladies Literary League meeting, insurance offers, opera tickets, and seeds at W. J. Busch.
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Washington
J Ralph Burton
Supreme Court
B P Waggener
John F Dillon
Marty E Hubbard
F W Lebmano
W H Bossingtop
WK Hayes
WP Hackney
Nebraska University
Cornhuskers
Kansas Jayhawkers
Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Clapp
Elsen
Fine Tailoring and Dry Cleaning Services Offered
Tailor shop accepts orders for men and ladies garments including shirts skirts and suits. Spring and summer samples show new styles. French dry cleaning repairing and pressing offered with delivery. Monthly price for clothes pressing set at 61 50. Contact J H Hinton at 135 Mamn Bell with phone 067 red.
Mies Cottlow Matinee Concert At Presbyterian Church
Mies Cottlow, a leading American artist, will perform a matinee at the Presbyterian Church tomorrow at 3 PM after Thursday night concert was canceled due to low ticket sales. Tickets are reduced to 50 cents from $1, with Miss Cottlow staying with the Mossier family over Sunday.
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Miar
Augusta Cottlow
Miss Cottlow
L. Mossier
Mossier
United States
Deadly illness claims Leander Ray this morning
Leander Ray died at 11 o elco in the county jail from dropsy after years of illness. No funeral arrangements have been made. Local notices drift into commercial pitches and society events as readers are invited to card games, dances, wall paper displays, and seasonal sales at various Lawrence businesses.
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Leander Ray
Elco
Dahlia Bulbs Free With Nursery Stock Purchase
Robinson's Nurserys offers three free Dahlia bulbs for each customer who spends 41 or more on nursery stock. We guarantee stock true to name and replace it free if it proves otherwise. Visit Robinson's Nursery at 818 Mason Street, office 818, call 129 or 1604.
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Robinson's
Mas &T
Social and Personal Notes From Kansas City Area
Social and personal items list residents and visitors in Kansas City and nearby towns. Mentions include Clingman, BE Caldwell, Miss Lucy Wight, Mrs Tillia Rogers, Otto Gullee, Hubert Armstrong, Barry Haskell, Mrs L Dow, JW Coleman, Charlie Spencer, Lute Northrup, Yogah Mears, Mrs Merton Robinson, Miss Maude Landis, Miss Gertrude Boughton, Charlotte Cutter, Frank Holliday, FC Fox, JC Keller, Frank Arthur, Mrs F M Benschist, Miss Kate Stephens, Mr Elioit Stewart, Jurt Cornell, Bernard eeston, Gall-Tireda trip, Mrs Frank A Sindeck, Dr W B Carruth, Constance Carruth, Catherine Morton, Mr Soderstrom, Mrs George Esterly, Dr G A Esterly, Miss Melvion Cooper, Charles Allison, Miss Julia Friend, Mrs Bertha Friend, Mrs Merton Robinson, Mrs Herbert Bullene, Mrs James A Craig, Frederica Bullene, Edth Snow, J Vandervrier, and others. Events include visits to Topeka, Ottawa, Iola, Lee Summit, Desoto, and Sibley. marriages, anniversaries, and social gatherings with cards and whist.
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Lucy Wight
Kansas’ City
Tillia Rogers
Lesompton Wan
Otto Gullee
Hubert Armstrong
Topeka
Astraight
Barry Haskell
Ottawa
L. Dow
Olathe
JW Coleman
Iola
Merton Robinson
Kansas City
M. Robinson
Maude Landis
Lee Summit
Gertrude Boughton
I Charlotte Cutter
FC Fox
Santa Fe
JC Keller
W. V. Vecker
Frank Arthur
Barstow
Cal
F. M. Benschist
Bir
T. E. Grifith
Kate Stephens
New York
J W. Green
Jurt Cornell
Nanses City
Bernard
Eeston
Gall- Tireda
Prophets forecast bumper crop for Douglas county season
Journal interviews farmers and locals amid optimism of a large harvest. veteran observer notes warm winter with little snow and good ground moisture, suggesting a big corn and wheat crop if spring rainfall holds. also mentions WCTU lecture, local ads, and Kanwaka caucus details.
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Eho
Wakarusa Valley
Douglas County
Wakarusa Caucus Set for April Delegates and Committees
The Wakarusa township Republican caucus will meet at the town hall on Tuesday April 3 at 2 o'clock to select delegates and alternates for county primaries and to form committees. Engle B Bowmann listed as committeeman. Wolf's Book Store staff continue busy with wallpaper trade.
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Kanwaka Township
F. A. Ahall
Stall
O A.bidinger
B Stone
Thera
Wakarusa Township
Wolf's Book Store
Reynolds Jury Hears Death Cause Inquest
Coroner Carl Phillips convened a jury yesterday afternoon to determine the death of Gorge Reynolds. The inquest proceeded with viewing the body at Smith Undertaking Rooms before jurors were dismissed. The group will reconvene at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning to render its decision.
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Carl Phillips
Gorge Reynolds
Smith Undertaking
President May Be Asked to Appoint Arbitrators
Washington March 30 President may appoint commissioners to arbitrate coal strike disputes. Two telegrams received claim operators in eastern states share responsibility for producing most coal and favor a compromise scale. No action taken yet.
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Washington
Strike in Indianapolis Ends Without Agreement
March 30 The julor conference of the operator and miners of the southwest district adjourned today without reaching an agreement Mitchell's proposition to reach an agreement of 1:3 amended to give 3 cents Quvane? was defeated by the operators Perry of the operators suggested abstrative ones. The most delightful card parties of the season occurred last night as Miss Oreta Moore entertained high school friends at her Rhode Island street home. Miss Winifred Kisher won first prize a book. Russell Fita- Patrius won boys' prize. Miss Maggie Long Lewis received a large cluster of caroa. Tuts as a consolation prize Snow who plays Mrs Santa Claus in The Gingerbread Man. See The Gingerbread Man at the opera house tonight.
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M. Robinson
A. Monroe
Lucy Kinnear
Merton Robinson
Kansas City
Herbert Bullene
James A. Craig
Ann Arbor
Mich
Indianapolis
Mitchell
Perry
Oreta Moore
Rhodesland Street
Winifred Kisher Woo
Denis Mor
Russell Fita- Patrius
Priza
Iid & Bork
Maggie Long
Ass Snow
Opera House
Old Fashioned Silks Sell On American Market
Lawrence A DL Weaver Caribbean the silk store quotes a line about silks made in the United States since the 19th century claiming durability and old world wear. They announce an agency for Doherty's Old fashioned Silks with a two year warranty and full refund for unsatisfactory wear.
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United States
Doherty
Atora
Lawrence
Real estate transfers involving Barrelow Portser Bryant Cowles Haefter
United States transfers to Geo R Barrlelow and Lizzie Portser and Lawrence to Mary E Bryant for 103 Del paare sorcer and lot 103 Earls add. Consideration 81 000. Lawrence and Earll S Cowles guardianship, one thousand. Jacob Stahel and Douglas Co to David Haeftoer for 81 600. Guardian to David Haeftoer 1-16 of a8 of ow 3 sec 30 14 19 for 40 67. Guardian deed. Jacob Stahel guardian to David Hafoer se XY of only sec 30 14 12 for 61 25. Guardian deed.
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United States
Geo. R. Barrlelow
Lizzie Portsr
Lawrence
Mary E. Bryant
E.C. Cowles
Earll
Jacob Stahel
Et al
Douglas Co
David Haeftoer
G. J. Ochrle
Guardian
David Haeffoer
David Haefoer
Royal Tailors Offer Dandie Measurements Tomorrow
Take a Peep to the glass tomorrow morning and see how your old gott looks. If it ren't all right we'll take your measure for a Dandie and have it made by the Royal Tailors, 024 Mons Bt Clifton T. Hiatt.
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ROYAL
Mons
Scott Wins Primary With 1539 Vote Majority
The Congressional Central committee met at the office of Chairman George J. Barker and canvassed retent primaries. Scott led with 11 073 votes to Allen 10 431, a 1 539 majority. County and ward breakdowns show Scotts gains across Douglas county and surrounding areas. Junior YMCA exhibition set for April 7 at 3 p.m. with 10 cent admission.
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Congressional Central Committee
Ofice
George J. Barker
Mr. Scott
Mr. Allen
Scott
Funeral of Geo Reynolds in Warren Street Baptist Church
The funeral of George Reynolds, who died yesterday morning in the Jameson fire, was held today at 2:30 PM from the Warren street Baptist church. Rev. Bachelor delivered the sermon as friends gathered to mourn the deceased. Mr. 3. C. Messenheimer, employed at the University, has contracted with Jones & Hosford to build a $1,500 house this summer, marking the twelfth they have sold in under two months. Their plan to attract customers includes offering food, likely including vanilla and chocolate ice cream and orange ice at Wiedemans.
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George Reynolds
Warren Street Baptist Church
Bachelor
3. C. Messenheimer
University
Jones & Hosford
Funeral of Mrs J J Skofstad Held at Congregational Church
The funeral for Mrs. J J Skofstad wife of M J Skofstad was at 2 30 today at the Congregational church with Rev W W Holt presiding. Pallbearers included Thos Kennedy N S Clark W E Mazen J A Keeler S Learned and F Herrington. Interment followed at Oak Hill cemetery. Mrs Skofstad mother of four children was active in church work and well regarded.
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Skofstad
M. J. Skoftatad
Congregational Church
W. W. Holt
Memrs
Thos Kennedy
N S Clark
W E Mazen
J A Keeler
S Learned
F Herrington
Oak Hill Cemetery
Republican caucuses for county convention delegates in town
A Republican caucus will be held Tuesday evening in the old courthouse to select delegates to the county convention. Voters of the fifth ward meet at Lindsay's Hall at 7 30 pm on April 3 1906 to choose delegates and two central committee members for the county convention on April 14. North ward caucus at McCann's restaurant 7 30 pm on April 3 1906 to choose delegates and two central committee members for the county convention on April 14. Also note the Gloger bread Mao at the charm house tonight.
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Grant Township
Wood C. H. Young
Old Court House
Republic&o
Fifth Ward
Lindsay's Hall
G Teo
George Campball
Riley Rogers
North Ward
McCann's Restaurant
Dickers Store
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