Severe Thunder Storm Drenches Community Last Night
A 6 o'clock thunder storm brought strong winds and sheets of rain, ending quickly but leaving drenched streets. The event followed days of heat and gusty weather, with lightning and thunder noted. optician Gustafson offered an optical goods display and a graduate specialist in glasses. Mr. Lowe of the Atchison Globe is slated to speak at F.A. Hall tonight, with a new piano to be played.
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Sheeta
Lowe
Atchison Globe
F. A. Hall
Hoadley's Lecture and Evening Musical Program
Tonight at F. A. Hall a concert precedes Th Howe's lecture by Mr. Howe and others. The program includes Haume nd, Weider Bortieht, Ravicienen, DeMer, and Howe. Advertizing efforts note the Housecleaning Made Easy and Huddleston carpet cleaning service at low prices. Also listings for transplanted tomato plants, common locents, and cabbage with delivery from Phillip's fruit farm.
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Mr. Howe
F. A. A. Hall
Mtr. Ravicienen
DeMer
Howe
Milter
Phillip’s Fruit Farm
Tel
Good Home for Sale in South Massachusetts Street
Immediate sale offered for a two story frame house with a good condition and a barn on 125 feet by 250 feet lot in south Massachusetts. Asking price 4600 dollars cash. Terms available by inquiry to the seller.
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Massachusetts
Streck
Gisper
Sinclair WOW ARGUT FLOWERS FURNITURE AND WOODWORK AD
An advertisement touts a wood finishing product Lac-or- Rex for interior work in nine shades and a one operation varnish. It also promotes Mrs Witter’s line of children’s wear and a lecture by Dr Owen osteopath and optician at 27 Mass Street with contact details.
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Huddleston
F. Fl
Beonewt & Go
Lil Mass-Street
Tel
Lick Bios
Kansas Wins Hard-Fought Baseball Clash Over Colorado
Kansas defeated Colorado by capitalizing on key innings. Hoffmann pitched the full game and had four hits across separate frames. Colorado’s fourth and seventh innings produced most of their runs via hits walks and errors. Bailey and Underwood made bids to shift momentum while Casey played catcher with limited impact beyond catching duties.
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Bunshing Bith
Kansas University
Colorado
Tol
Hoffman
Kansas
Bailey
Underwood
Casey
Mountaineers
Death of J C Claypool in Kansas home
Joseph C. Claypool was found dead in the 900 block of Kentucky street late yesterday afternoon. He lived alone, had poor health, and was stricken while moving between rooms. He moved to Lawrence from Iowa, survived by a daughter in Topeka, and his funeral was held this afternoon with interment at Oak Hill Cemetery.
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Joseph C. Claypool
Kentucky Street
Mr. Claypool
Whitman
Fijm
Claypus
Lawrence
Iowa
Ohio
Oni
Lillie Clappel
Topeka
Oak Hill Cemetery
Margaret Verkine
Mary Clark
Wiliam Clark
Delta Omicron Omicron
Javenitat
Clark
Raest
Maude Grimes
A. Edson
Ethel
Geraldine Edson
Kansas City
Edward Edson
Eleanor Wilson
Mida Stanton
Kappa Kappa
Gamunt
David Passon
L. BE. Magon
Y. P. Wilson
Lilly Claypool
Joseyih Claypool
Catherine Riling
Atchilson
Theodore Poehler
B.A. Smltameyer
Excelsior Springs
M. Frayma
Leavenworth
Dave Krehbiel
Died of Heart Trouble In Lawrence Resident Mrs Reinheart
Mrs Alfred Reinheart, employed at the Lawrence Planing Mill, died suddenly at 1225 Connecticut Street this morning from heart trouble. She was about 45, mother of two nearly grown children, and is survived by two brothers Marion and Caleb and a sister Alice Hoskins. Funeral from the home on Sunday. hour to be announced.
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Alfred Reiohart
Lawrence
Connecticut Street
Reinhart
Windmill and landmarks vanish as Lawrence endures fire
Fire destroys the old windmill at Lawrence. With Rowersock dam out, few landmarks remain besides the Free State hotel and Chief Prentice. Episcopal ladies plan a rummage sale at the Jacksup block. Music festival events tease Friday and Saturday at Fraternal Aid hall. Bar gain day at MIS SIEARER'S. hats, waists, and plants on sale. Coke pricing and rail history touch local industry, while civil service exams, bowling contests, and a Japanese rail project occupy readers.
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Lawrence
Rowersock
Free State Hotel
Chief Prentice
Kansas City Star
Dora Thorne to Play at Bower Park Opera House
Amusements note that the dramatization Dora Thorne will be shown at the Bower Park Opera House on Thursday May 4. Included are additional items of local real estate and a health update on Mrs. G. W. Crosier after a stroke. A new five room cottage and horse equipment are offered for sale, and admission to the Home lecture tonight is 25 cents.
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Dora ‘Thorne
Dora Thorne
Bowerpaock Opera House
Antica
Runaway Horse Frightens Couple Injures Two
Mr and Mrs Russell White of Clinton were driving to Lawrence when their horse bolted after a pile of rubble near the northern driving track. Both were injured. initial fears of severe injuries eased by morning as they recover. The event occurred during Fun Day at the Fraternal Aid ball where the Obl Orchestra and Quartet performed.
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Mrs. Russell White
Clinton
Lawrence
Crown
Mr. White
What—May
Wedding at First Presbyterian Hall in Hiawatha
The first wedding at First Presbyterian church in Hiawatha united Miss Jussia Duncan Hill and Mr William Platt Sayre of Lawrence on May 2. About 300 guests attended as the church was decorated with palms ferns and apple blossoms. Rev Phipps officiated with a ring ceremony. The couple will reside in Lawrence after an extended eastward wedding trip.
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First Presbyterian Church
Hiawatha
Jussia Duncan Hill
A. J. ‘Fil
William Platt Sayre
Lawrence
C. W. Welcome
Tannhauser
Mary Dudley
Leavenworth
Lobengrin
Arthur Supter
Chester Mize
Igeni-gon
Roy Jenley
Leon Terrio
Kansas City
Florence Fili
Agnes Hall
Mable McLaughlin
Anna Lanter
Alatha
Mary Welcome
Elizabeth Lamar
Winnifred Hill
Elwood Kennedy
Phipps
Episcopal Church
Laurie
Ga College
Mrs. Sayre
Helgason
L. BE. Sayre
University of Kapsas Pharmacy
Phi Velti Theta
Ladies Literary League
W. Matter
Mallet
John Kilworth
Asher
F. H. Olney
J. ON. Macomb
Orangerove
W JI Sears
Mes
Bertha Kilworth
Henry Asher
Alberta Blogler
Reabecca Moody
Eleanor Mlakely
DeSoto
Ant
Mary Cleveland
Burlington
Marie van de Mark
Clyde
Hurtington
Hell
Miss Cleveland
van de Mark
Univtersity of
Kansas
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Starkweather Shoe Co
Dalnor Meluy
Athe
Borray
Uabk
Stonydyinge
A’vtilass Building and Loan Association
Perkins
W. A. Guenther
Masa
E. Seidel’s Court House
Ftowers
Collee
J. A. Spaulding
cFarlane
Olle McFarlane
McFarlane Bros
Ann Keed
Henran
Tal
Protech
Russwin
Jaedicke's
Gustafson
Hoadley’s
Th. Howe
WT. Sinclair
Me. Howe
Ing
Tauaght
Dr. Owen
Mass.street
Bookkeeping
Watt
Duakenbush
Maas
J. ©. Claypool, Dead
Newport
Lonsdale
Priestley
Tye
A.d.weaver
Episcopal Ladies
WHO —Chi
Fraternal Aid Hall
MIS. Siearer's
Hrockelsky
Flllanesek Street
Lawrence Gas Co
Japan
United States
Baldwin Works
Philadelphia
Carnegie Steel Works
Seon Fusan
Haskell Institute
Civil Service
da Lawrence Gas Company
April
Smith's
News Deput
Sandy
Mrs. Wiggs
Gillett Safety Iazors
The
University Book Store
Massachusetts Street
Newland Tecention
SAO
O. B. Couglas
Ingalls
Gray County
G. W. Crosier
Wilder S. Metcal
Ra's
Inds
Soc
Foster
Pete Et Seal Peace Lawns
Innes, Bullene & Hackman
Woodward & Co
Woodward
Hugh Blair
Merchant's National Bank
Hirhade Insurance
Peter Kaery
Robert Clark
Emery
A. D. Mackey
California
James Montgomery
Ruth Sheldon
Roy Henley
Ats
Edith Murd
Girard
Loyal (Rawford
W.a.hinesley
Foster ‘Triplicate Whist Club
Win
Newmark
Indian Territory
Ofields
Endsley Jones
Kanay City
Fred Pen- Held
Plymouth Church
O E. Hayscome
A. Scott Bledson
State Spiritual Association of
No. 1S
Eriksen
Mr. Paukk. Hrooks
Lawrence National Bank
W. Roberts
Ed Thomas
Cour T
Paul Luckan
New Hampshire Street
Dick Bros. Drag Store
Coe
OBER
Head To Foot Outfitters
W. H Moys
Lawrence Planing
MillCo
Lawrence Transfer Company
Mauls Bates
Pomelek
Praight
Telephone
Eastheary Street
Icleland
Lawrence Upholstering Co
Jobe Rison Bros Nce
Riruratture
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