Weather Review for April 1910 at Lawrence Kansas
The University of Kansas report notes April 1910 was drier than average with below rainfall. Mean temperature rose above normal with 94.3 F on the 29th the highest April reading. Rainfall totaled 1.6 inches, 1.35 inches below average, and cloudiness remained low. Seismograph recorded a distant quake and the four month rainfall total reached 5.064 inches, 2.81 inches under the 42 year average.
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University of Kansas At
Lawrence
P. J. Snow
H- P. Dat
Sith
Agth
Atg
Squires for your picture at Lawrence Pantatorium
A brief ad notice lists Lawrence Pantatorium offering tailoring and pressing services for specific customers. It mentions an agent for American Hat Works and promotes Black Seal Cigar as a product to try.
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Lawrence Pantatorium
American Hat Works
West Warren
Personal notices of Topeka visitors and Kansas City trips
A compilation of civic and social notes shows Carl Graeber visiting Topeka on business, several residents traveling to Kansas City for visits or events, and others returning from trips to Excelsior Springs, Lawrence, and Evanston. Local social life includes a mix of relatives, guests, and plans for plays and outfits.
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Carl Graeber
Topeka
L. R. Cragan
Bunyan
Will Hoadley
Lake View
John Tarpy
Kansas City
Uhrig
St. Louis
J. G. Koehring
Roy Milton
James Barrows
Richard Cordley
J. H. Perkins
George Belt
W. H. Pendleton
Excelsior Springs
A. 5. G. Plank
George Esterley
Nelle Everett
Easton
Kansas
Lee Tully Hasi
Julius Eriksen
Joe Marshall
Evanston
W. Laming
Neil Donnelly
Ed. White
Beta Theta Pi
Fay Keller
Dora Robb Young
Harry Kemp
Dick Waring
Ora Webb
California
Veda Walker
Millard Shaler
New York City
Africa
J. B. Watkins
Lawrence
Albert Beach
Gladys Blue
St. Lowis
Lourse Mills
C. H. McQuary
Hazel Carlisle
Oliver Munson
Charles Makepener
Mr Makepeace
Water
Flora Thomas
Janesville
Wis
Grayce Waugh
Wamego
Sermon on The Great White Plague at First Presbyterian
Dr Powell discusses The Prevention and Cure of the White Plague in a First Presbyterian sermon on social prob lems. He urges organized kindness by Christians to combat tuberculosis and advocates church led action to protect public health and foster hope through rest nourishment and fresh air.
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Powell
First Presbyterian Church
Christ
Was It Grigware A Desperate Escape Pursuit
City Marshal Uerd Sheriff Banning and Deputy Woods chased a speed by a river avilions with guns firing from every side after a mysterious man linked to Frank Grigware the outlaw who escaped Leavenworth. The pursuit spanned Lawrence area as a desperado hunted his companion.
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Uerd
Banning
Woods
Euniiet
North Lawrence
Kansas City Negro Suspected in Park Robbery
Police link a Kansas City man to a park robbery of Mrs Anna Warking, with evidence pointing to his city return soon after the incident. Authorities may connect him to a woman’s acquaintance and plan further action tonight.
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Anna Wat
City
Ana Warking
Kansas City
Police Cireles
Karasan
Lawrence
Evening Gossip on Lingo Among Lawrence Youth
A column surveys a young Lawrence social scene where high school seniors adopt a peculiar slang blending southern speech and other influences. The piece notes readers’ letters about pantry cleanups sparked by Journal readership and parries with humorous anecdotes about fashion, gossip, and local characters while touching on public behavior and a murder case that briefly intrudes into the chatter.
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Lawrence
Were You Counted Were You Enumerated This Census
The Journal lists residents counted in the town census finished Saturday night with ragged edges. Officials urge everyone to confirm inclusion as the state census looms, stressing accuracy for official ten year estimates and public record.
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Byaneraters
Osome Teichtbor
Fanerenes
Monroe Likes Creech for Lieutenant Governor
A New Candidate for Lieutenant Governor Creech is discussed as a known figure in Monroe. The piece notes his collaboration with supporters like Monroe and references past roles and connections in local politics and law, highlighting his long involvement and perceived fit for office.
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Revel
Stubbs
Croerds
Monroe
Manree Creeel
Strang Plans Road Extension to Ottawa and Baldwin
Promoter Strang outlines plans to extend the electric line toward Ottawa and Baldwin. He notes cost concerns and that the project would require four additional miles of track. Baldwin representatives recently met with Strang to discuss the proposal and timing.
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Ottawa
al Baldwin
Strang Electric
City
Pluys
Baldwin
Messrs
CL Markhai
O. G. Macht
Flom. Flartley
W. A. McClure
Weil
Ua Adsiy
Ma Stomg
May Strang
Kansas Threatening Colder Tonight From Chicago Weather
Chicago May 2 Kansas faces a threatening and colder night with rain or snow in the eastern portion. Temperatures threaten freezing tonight with Tuesday fair conditions expected.
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Chicago
Kansas
Unruly Motorcycle Incident Reported in Hinkay Area
Vague report from Hinkay details a disturbance involving a motorcycle and several individuals. The scene included noisy conduct and minor injuries to a person described as a child, with responders stabilizing the situation and securing the area.
Walking Collision Report From Yesterday
A fragmentary report describes two pedestrians moving by a street location near the Pall Leaf area. Authorities note a collision affecting several Raiders tents and the nearby Lawrence site with unclear outcomes.
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Howard
Lawrence
Anna Love Case Continued In District Court
The Anna Love case was continued this afternoon in district court amid tense proceedings. Courtroom activity included argumentative exchanges and heightened volatility as the judge and attorneys maneuvered through the proceedings.
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Anna
Woman Struck By Lightning During Storm
Mrs. Fearing was struck as the storm raged last evening near North Lawerynee. Bystanders and local residents reported the incident while the Warns team investigated the site for safety and medical responders attended to the injured woman.
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Fearing
Sanseiess
Peete de Us
Uy North Lawerynee
Sas Koyiettabos
Emdierdaes
Barn Burned Down at Franklin Vin Site
A fire destroyed a structure at the Franklin area near the wharf as firefighters fought the blaze. Nearby workers reported the building had housed equipment. no injuries were reported and the cause remains under investigation.
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Franklin
Jess
Board Of Education Holds Regular Monthly Meeting Tonight
Board of Education schedules regular monthly meeting to elect a superintendent and address fraternity questions. Unclear names and details due to OCR.
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Board’ of County Commissioners
Board of Education
Five Men Charged After Police Break Up Dice Game
Police arrested five men in the morning on a riverbank scene near the willows along the river. Named defendants include W. E. Edwards, Ee Maurer, S. dunes, J. Cain and SK. Wilson. Bikers were fined or released on the scene with fines listed as $6.50 or charges dismissed in court.
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W. E. Edwards
Ee Maurer
Dunes
J. Cain
SK. Wilson
Coote
Marehall
Kansas university track stars shine at Philadelphia meet
KU track men made history with first representation in the Philadelphia event. Kai counted a notable finish and Haddock, Roberts, and Preueh placed in events though some reports conflicted on exact places. Coach Hanslon relayed third place ties and strong enthusiasm greeted KU athletes on arrival.
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K. U
Philadelphia
Kai
Haddock
Roberts
Preueh
Hanslon
Lansduu
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