Chief Crazy Snake Rumored Captured Still Unconfirmed
Reports from Henryetta and other towns say word of Crazy Snake’s capture or surrender remains unconfirmed. Col Hoff man and his posse continue the search with militia, spending a damp night four miles from Stidham as fog and cold hinder efforts. Officials in Kansas City report no solid Oklahoma confirmation by 2 PM.
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Henryetta
Oklo
Crazy Snake
Hofman
Pierce
Associated Press
Checotah
Muskogee
Thompenn
Hoffman
Stidham
Kansas City
Oklahoma
Personal notices of arrivals and travel in Kansas City region
Local items list J W Lawson and others traveling to Tonganozie and Kansas City for business and visits. Notices include Mrs J F Roberts, Mrs E Haworth, Branley Myers, Otis Perkins, Mira. J G Rudolph, William Calvert, Miss Courtney, Capitola Pyle, J C Searles, Mrs George Parkinson, and others visiting Lawrence, Topeka, Ottawa, and surrounding towns. Includes corrections about Dr Leibey and Quantrell raid events and family movements.
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J. W. Lawson
Tonganozie
W. M. Slaymaker
Peabody
Bere
W. J. Kennedy
Okroulgee
Okla
J. F. Roberts
Kan
E. Haworth
Kansea City
Branley Myers
Kansas City
Air
Otis Perkins
J. H. Kreager
Mira
J. G. Rudolph
Bea
Bets Deer Brickanne
William Calvert
Misa P. Courtney
Kentucky Street
Mags Capitola Pyle
Iehits
Haviland
Kansas
J. C. Searles
Lawrence
Gifford
George Parkinson
Airs
Lester Manly Ind
Junction City
M. Houston
Wichita
West Adama
Edwin Brown
Antone Guffer
Rhode Island
Nora Tenpenny
Perry
T. T. Gallagher
East Quincey ‘Street
Local notes and travel items from the area
W. T. Hobbs of 117 Rhode Island street confined to home with an ankle injury. Mrs. Floyd Lawrence and Mrs Mary Viets spent yesterday in Tanoks. Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Rowlands left for Columbus Ohio to visit daughter Gertrude at school. Edith Lawson and Dorothea McKnight will visit Russell Kansas next week.
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Lily Owen Tellz
G. W. KE Grifith
Los Angeles
Cal
Dr. Leibey
Mass.street
J. O. Lovejoy
Rhode Island
Premeu
Ruby Campbell
Bonner Oner
Springs
Leibey
J. H. Brows
Lawrence
C. E. Decker
Topeka
C. G. Hawk
Kansas City
Esther Clark
Chanute
W. T. Hobbs
Rhode Island Street
Floyd Lawrence
Mary Viets
Tanoks
D. J. Rowlands
Columbus
Ohio
Gertrude
Edith Lawson
Dorothea McKnight
Russell, Kan
Order of Eastern Star
Eldridgs House
Mary Crawford
State of
Kansas
Suffragists Arrested in Parliament Raid Sentenced
Eleven suffragists were arrested in connection with a raid on the house of commons. Arraigned in court they chose jail over sureties and received sentences from one to three months. A later attempt to gain access to parliament buildings was blocked by police as public sympathy grew noticeably.
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Lendon
House of Commons
Dynamited Store at Krebs Believed Black Hand Victim
Joseph Nellis store in Krebs mining camp near McAlester was blown up with dynamite early today. Nellis, an Italian immigrant, recently received threatening letters demanding money under threat of death and suspects Black Hand involvement.
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McAlester
Oklo
Joseph Nellis
Krebs
Nellis
Italy
Held for Grand Jury in Boyle Kidnapping Case
Helen Boyle wife of James Boyle the kidnapper of Willie Whit ta is arraigned in Merer Pennsylvania charged with kidnapping and pleads not guilty She is held for grand jury action bond set at 2500 Meanwhile local notes mention residents traveling and social updates including visits and a new Gustafson jewelry store praised for its interior by a Lawrence observer.
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Merer
Helen Boyle
James HH. Boyle
Willie Whitta
Burton Closes $50,000 Land Deal With City Electric Plan
Laming and Sullivan reached a tentative agreement for North and South Lawrence to be connected by a five cent fare electric line. The main points include a local service to North Lawrence with a transfer station at Dick Bros. drug store and transfers across the city. Disagreements remain over Reed Street transfers and the freight depot location. A council committee meeting is required to finalize street car business. Leslie Shaw's arrival may influence further talks.
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The
Journal
Mr. Laming
W. R .Sullivan
Lawrence
Dick’s Deng Store
Laming
Leslie M. Shaw
Kansas City
Dick Bros. Drug Store
North Lawrence
Dayton
Reed Street
Kasold's Good Work On First Ward Council Six Years
The Journal profiles E. A. Kasold, seeking reelection to the Lawrence First ward council seat. Described as a diligent, public spirited, and hands on leader who entered public life from business, Kasold is praised for honesty, efficiency, and ward improvements, with heavy taxpayers trusting his re election.
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E. A. Kasold
Ed. Kasoldi
Kasold
Lawrence
Wreck On Union Pacific Leaves Trainman Missing
A Union Pacific bound passenger train struck a rock slide near Castle Rock Utah on March 31. Reports say the train carried Kansas City to Abilene and Chicago bound cars derailed, with the engineer and fireman missing while passengers were unharmed. The wreck halted service as crews raced to locate missing crew and recover the scene.
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Castle Rock
Utah
Kansas City
Spe
Chicago
New Mexico
Union
Taft Says Judicial Appointments Must Be Free From Politics
President Taft states that appointing judges should be free of senatorial patronage and political influence. He will judge fitness for the bench himself while inviting senators and representatives to suggest qualified applicants for pending federal judgeships.
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Taft
Washington
United States
Lncar
Trotters to Europe Billings to Send Stable Overseas
Cleveland Ohio March 41 An nouncement says C E G Billings Chicago capitalist and famous amateur reinsmen will ship his entire stable of trotters to Berlin this April. The horses Leu Dillon Tempus Fugit Fleming Bay Tulley Berta Mae and Delivit will depart from Islinger's stable and the Vanadis will follow later. The venture marks a major Atlantic transfer and aims for exhibition purposes only with ribbons as prize.
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C. E.G. Billings
Cleveland
Ohio
C.E G. Billings
Reimsmen
Europe
Urses
Islinger
Berlin
West Snd
Billings
Leu Dillon
W. J. Lewis
Tempus
Fugit
Fleming Bay
Tulley
Berta Mae
Delivit
Atlantic
To Move a Countess's Heart in a London Operation
London March 31 Viscountess Crichton wife of the Prince of Wales equerry and daughter of the Duke of Westminster lay in a farmhouse near Market Drayton after a hounds accident. Surgeons and musicians traveled from London for an extraordinary operation to shift a broken rib pressing the heart then a second procedure for spinal injury to follow. Easter Post Cards at Boughton's 1025 Mass St.
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London
Market Drayton
Bound Over In Wallace County Murder Case
Sally McGee Tyler Babe Spencer and Fred Holloway were bound over to the district court on murder related charges after a disorderly house and gambling arrest at McGee’s home. Bond set at 300 dollars. they could not furnish it. Hearing began yesterday and concluded this afternoon with the judge’s decision. Taft golf remark notes royal courtesy differs from American practice. Sprightly styles in spring stationery at Boughtoo's.
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Clark
Sally McGee
Tyler
Spencer
Fred Holloway
Walker
Holt
Jonay
Markets by Wire Grain and Provisions Kansas City and Chicago
Kansas City markets for March 31 show wheat at 1 29 a bushel for May, corn May around 63 to 64 cents, oats about 53 to 56 cents, and rye near ize. Hay prices range from 9.75 to 10.50 per unit, butter 30 cents, eggs around 49 to 194s. Stock receipts: cattle 5,000 with mixed lots, hogs 13,000 with heavy prices near 6.00 to 6.80, including packers and pigs. Chicago market reports list May wheat 1.19 4, May corn 67 cents, pork May 17.70, lard May 10.07, beef cattle receipts 14,000 with prices for steers around 4.70 to 7.25 and cows and heifers about 1.90 to 5.85.
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Kansas City
Isyge
Chicago
Lawrence Store Sale Changes Local Business Leaders
A major Lawrence business shift occurred as J R Sanborn sold Smiths store to Percy Hilliard and A D Carroll both longtime Lawrence figures. Hilliard connected with the Innes store, Carroll rejoined the city after living in Salina, and Sanborn plans a new venture soon. The historic Smiths, established 1877 by J D Smith, has long been a town fixture with the motto Meet me at Smiths.
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Lawrence
J. R. Sanborn
Percy Hilliard
A. D. Carroll
Hilliard
Innes
Allie Carroll
Salina
Smith’s
J. D. Smith
Highland Park
Cal
Panhandle Weather and Market Notes From Fort Worth
Fragmented OCR notes mention Panhandle ports, a Panhandle 3 reference, heavy snow or sleet with six inches, and a distant grape and bean remark. Fort Worth Texas is cited with a March date fragment and an ad line for Boughton’s writing papers at 1023 Mass.
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Panhandle
Ft Worth
Texas
Not A Muddy Campaign In Lawrence Says Journal
The Journal argues Lawrence is a Republican city with no disreputable campaign. It praises Sam Bishop as a clean, capable mayoral candidate and commends Prof. Carruth’s past service while urging calm, noting a Democratic victory would harm Kansas’ progress. The paper endorses the Republican ticket.
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Lawrences
Lawrence
Journal
Sam Bishop
Prof
Carruth
Cam
Kansas
Peng
Pabdc
Educative
Barker
Governor Stubbs Sees President Backing Kansas Guaranty Law
Governor Stubbs and Kansas officials met President Yart to push national banks into Kansas guaranty deposit law. The president appeared friendly and officials planned further talks with Attorney General Wickerzham. Jackson reviewed the Justice Department brief and found alignment with Kansas views.
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Stubbs
Washington
Mare
Staubs
Dolley
Jackson
Kansas
Yart
Liu
Kuteus
Wickerzham
Department of Justice
April 10 May Be Fired for Final Vote on Payns Tarif
An April 10 date looms for the decisive vote on the Payns Tarif measure. The outcome will determine whether the proposal passes into law or faces rejection amid ongoing budgetary debate.
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Day
City Talks Tariff And Public Meeting Urged
City officials push for public involvement in street car 4 debate and tariff issues. Mayor Barker presses to hold a public meeting at a convenient location so residents can be heard, amid rising merchant activity and ongoing council discussions. Morgan of Missouri urges zinc protection while Brantley of Georgia says the Payne bill aims to uphold protection rather than revenue.
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Lawrence
Council
Amayor Barker
Rence
Washington
Morgan
Missouri
Brantley
Georgia
Taft
Iday
Congress
Swallows 3 silver dollars bail on Main Street incident
A man named Vanpelt swallowed three silver dollars and a die to hide money from police after a street fight on Main Street. Officers recovered some coins, while others remained swallowed. The case involves his wife Flo, with medical concerns due to the choking risk, and an imminent possible operation to remove the coins from his stomach.
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Joplin
James Vaupelt
Lis
Vanpelt
Flo
Patrulmeneubart
Dawes Vanpelt
Seven men held in St Petersburg plot to ignite uprising
Russian authorities arrested seven men in St Petersburg including several army officers on charges of conspiring to incite an uprising in Southern Russia. A large cache of rifles and ammunition was seized.
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St. Petersburg
Russia
New Queenshore Bridge Opens in New York
The Queenshore bridge linking New York and Long Island City opened to pedestrians and vehicles today with Mayor McClellan and officials aboard. The 7,74 foot roadway cost about 15 million dollars and spans 1,192 feet in its longest section. A formal opening is planned for June 12 as crowds witnessed the cross-town event.
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New York
Queenshore
Long Island City
McClellan
Hearst
Taft to Aid National Bureau for Public Health
Cincinnati March 31 Dr C A L Reed announced Taft will do all in his power to establish a national bureau for the public health in his address here last night, signaling strong support for federal health leadership.
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Taft
Cincinnati
C. A. L Reed
National Bureau
No New Bussiss Man O War Budget Battle
St Petersburg March 31 The Douma passed the ministry of muse budget with 2 242 500 for urgent Baltic Meet improvements and rejected 1 700 000 toward a new battleship citing incomplete admiralty reorganization and unfinished shipbuilding plans Pavegioteneff noted abroad naval progress and the concentration of uniform squadrons of large ships with heavy guns in home waters.
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St. Petersburg
Ministry of Muse
Baltic
Admiralty
M."pavegioteneff
Hume
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