Travel rates from Union Pacific to western destinations
Union Pacific announces multiple round trip fares with selling dates in May to September and various return limits. Destinations include Leavenworth Des Moines St Paul Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo Ogden Salt Lake Greed Junction and Pacific Coast. Inquiries directed to EE Alexander Oley Ticket Agent.
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Leavenworth
Mit
Des Moines
St. Paul
Minn
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Ogden
Salt Lake
Greed Junction
Colo
Pacific Coast
EE Alexander, Oley
Phoua
Senior Play Shows Local University Life Hit of the Season
The senior class presented a burlesque at the Browersock Opera House drawing both townspeople and students. Warrs Hart directed and starred, with Miss Cade and Virginia Blair receiving the strongest applause in a lively, campus satire featuring football signals, a Colorado game plot, and a humorous array of faculty and student characters.
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Sador
Browersock Opera House
Kansas University
Yost Way
Santa Fe
Jack Burton
Denver
Baker Burton
Echool
Yost
Virgina Blair
Bella
Hill
Burton
Lawrence
Baldwin
YMCA
Holy Land
Virginia Blair
Colorado
Kansas
Techni
Sana
Migs
Blair
Virginia Wisin
Alrieht Misa Blair
Jack Hurton
Jack Barton
Yoat
Margaret Phibrops
Virxin
Lawrence Brett
Andy Gordon
W. E. Broadie
Bob Shirk
Frank Bedell
Samuel Burton
Ada Bechtel
CO Pingrey
Maud Olander
Lawrends Brett
Helen Alder
Paul Neff
Pearl Macer
Maude van Cleve
Ruth Borland
Chan van Fiest
Morning Tulsa Daily World Becomes Morning News
The Tulsa Daily World shifts from evening to morning format and will be renamed Morning News once arrangements are complete. The first morning issue has ten pages with extensive advertising and AP dispatches. The paper aims to serve Tulsa's 350000 population and compete as a western morning daily. Brady, moving from Lawrence, is praised for building a strong operation.
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Tulsa
Jodlan Territory
J BR Lrady
Associated Press
West
Brady
Lawrence
Tulan
Plymouth Church Improves Interior Decoration
The Ladies social chain of Plymouth Church met to discuss interior improvements including new ceilings. A steel ceiling for the auditorium would cost about 8700 with roughly 300 more for installation. The next meeting will decide if the group undertakes the project.
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Plymouth Church
Auditorum
Tilman Seeks President Over Rail Rate Fight Sparks Bitter Clash
Washington May 16 Tillman replies to former Senator Chandler and Lodge over a railroad rate bill dispute with President Roosevelt Kalley and parts of the Lodge denial. The statement reaffirms the truth of a prior claim and notes the issue between the President and Tillman cannot be avoided. Headless body found in Madison Ir cess pool linked to earlier killing of John Hice near the saloon scene.
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Oklahoma
Smallpox Student Recovering on Ellia Island
University student Joseph Knott confined to the post house on Ellla Island with smallpox. doctors expect he will be released from quarantine soon. Knott is associated with Ab Henderson, who had smallpox six years earlier and cursed affected students. Henderson lived on West Warren Street and once kept a university student in his home during recovery.
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Houga
Ellla Island
Knott
Ab Henderson
Aver Giege
Senderson
Missouri Tigers Edge Jayhawkers In Close Showdown
Missouri defeated Kansas in a tight game with a w3 score. Missouri benefited from a strong error column, four by Missouri and five by Kansas, as key hits and home runs by Justine and Jacobs shaped the scoring. Pitching shifts included Hoff man for Kansas and Salisb u ry relieving Jordan with a no hit run for the remaining.
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Kensas
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Jacobs
Fawkes
Jordan
Justine
Salisbury
Remaijding Four Toologs
Jordan Atrack
Manco
Atewalkanthe Raffman
Good Ticket Sale and High School Declamation News
Up to 2 o clock today 130 tickets sold for the second presentation of 7 11 44 senior play at the opera house strong sales. The Elks plan a special meeting to initiate Funnell. The high school declares contest Thursday evening with 10 cent admission. Rev EE Glad of Kansas City will lead services tomorrow at Swedish Lutheran church. Fire at Monteagle closes with details sparse.
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Thia
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E Funnell
EE Glad
Kansas City
City Examinations for City Schools Certs Held May 19 and 26
An examination for certificates to teach in our city schools will be held Saturday May 19 and Saturday May 26. The Chautauqua readings include subjects such as reading penmanship political and physical geography history of Kansas and United States constitutions. May 29 adds orthography arithmetic English grammar botany drawing music school law and physics. Frank P. Smith Shorthand courses advertised at Lawrence Business College with rates via Quackenbush and Weatherby.
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Mont
Eagie
Evangelical de
Deeas Aed
United States
Warner Hill
Inmense
Frank P. Smith
Ice prices and coupon books unchanged this year
The Grima Ice Company states prices with coupon books remain the same as last year whereas without coupons prices rise. It urges leaving ice cards visible for the face man during rounds. Also references an illustrated item from photographs and an apparent note about Basivh's News depot.
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Fce
Grima Ice Company
Baseball Tomorrow at University Versus Missouri State Normals
A 3 15 PM baseball game is scheduled between the University team and Missouri State Normals on the morrow. Kansas heads to Lincoln for the contest. tickets priced 1 11 44 will be available at the opera house Tuesday and Wednesday night. Douglas County voters will decide on a new jail at the upcoming election. Also notes on home cooling with electric fans irons and motors to ease summer burdens.
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University
Missouri State Normals School
Kansas
Lincoln
Opera House
Douglas County
Gasoline price rise due to demand in Cleveland
May 16 Cleveland Standard hiked gasoline prices stating higher consumption leaves no choice. Highest grades up more than half a cent, second grade up a cent as automobIlists burn more fuel than ever. In police court two youths around 20 were fined 50 each for riding in the 00 block on Vermont street. A window was shattered by a gun misfire. glass replaced, fines paid. Senate panel favors constructing a sea level canal. A Wichita Wabash train wreck kills engineer with others injured. Varnum beat Stun at Association alleys by 355 pins. Civil cases in District Court proceed. Post office rulings allow nail carriers right of way.
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Vermont Street
Diemer
ISMITH A KREMER BURIED IN LAWRENCE KAN
The body of Smith A Kremer, killed yesterday while coupling a Rock Island train near Alta Vista, Kansas, arrived in Lawrence this morning and was buried at 3 o'clock from the home of his sister, Mrs Will Pendleton, at 1129 Coppectiont Street. Kremer, 30, had been an employee of the Rock Island for years. The Rock Island passenger No 30, supplied by Union Pacific, was allowed to stop in Lawrence to convey the corpse. Accompanying mourners included Mrs Ellen Kremer, his mother, an aunt from Hirington, Dr and Mrs Webb of Preston, and six Rock Island employees.
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Alta Vista
Kansas
Lawrence
Mra
Will Pendleton
Ellen Kremer
Hirington
Webb
Preston
Ruck Island Road
Bucks Band Plans Summer Concert Series in Central Park
At last night’s Bucks band meeting in Dicks ball the group voted to start the regular summer concerts Friday evening in Central Park if weather allows. Earlier hopes for a South Park stand were delayed by slow work. Over $300 has been raised to fund the concerts, and citizens are expected to contribute a similar amount as last summer.
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Dicks Ball
Central Park
Southpark
Parliament upper house drafts response to throne speech
St Petersburg May 1 The upper house of parliament met today Two wictaters and Count Witte spoke and a committee was appointed to draft an address in reply to the throne speech The summities were given no instructions of any kind
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Count Witte
Sate Blowers Escape
Marshalltown Iowa May 11 six nave blowers arrested recently broke jai last eight and escaped pried away the bricks of second gtary wodow.
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Marshalltown
Jai
Bishop Blakersmith of Exeter Dead at Age 40
London reports the death of Right Rev Henry Blakersmith bishop of Exeter on May 16 aged 40. In other news Miss Douglas of Topeka addressed the girls classes of the Association for the last time this summer. She will travel to southern Wisconsin this week and may return to Topeka next winter to resume teaching for the Ag sectarian group.
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London
Henry Blakersmith
Exeter
Miss Douglas
Topeka
Association
Wisconsin
Tope Ka
Ag Sectarion
Missionary Convention Opens Second Day In Kansas City
Kansas City May 11 The second day of the tri state missionary convention of the Methodist church of Missouri Kansas and Nebraska opened with about 1700 present and visitors at Corvantion hall The day was devoted to church addresses on various missionary topics Tonight Eric Conger former U S minister to China will address the convention.
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Kansas City
Tri-State
Parliament Meets Sparks Crown Clash In St Petersburg May Day
Reports from St Petersburg dated May 1 state that parliament is set to adopt its reply to the throne speech. Government supporters contend it will force conflict with the crown over multiple points where the emperor cannot yield.
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St Petersburg
Municipal ownership loss and fragmented returns reported
Denver Muay 16 reports show municipal ownership city ticket defeated with few exceptions among election commissioners and aldermen. Local ads note corner lot sale, Indian goods at Mass St, and goats for display. Local businesses offer framing and painting services with assurances of competence and customer satisfaction.
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Alx
Mass St
C. OC. Seewir
Market Notes From Kansas City and Chicago Markets
Market summary from Kansas City and Chicago dated May 16 notes steady to firm trends across cattle hogs and grains. Beef steers, stockers, and cows show varying quoted ranges while hog receipts reach 24 000 with top prices around 6 05. Corn oats and wheat futures directions listed with local pricing and delivery months. Spalding baseball goods advertised at Smith's News Depot.
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Warket
Chicago
Castle
Whass
Phillipe Fruit Farm and J Francisco & Sons Ad Teasers
Cider vinegar at 200 per gallon two gallons for 35e five gallons for 8c. Mentioned are horses at the J Francisco & Sons barn with rubber tired rigs. Telephone orders answered promptly. Carpets cleaned by machinery. Call F 8 Bennett and Co Bell 765 Home 128. Gift a pistore message from Wolf's for graduation presents.
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J. Francisco & Sons
Bennett and Co
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