Dr B C Hyde found guilty in Swope murder case
Dr B C Hyde is convicted of first degree murder in the death of Col Thomas H Swope and sentenced to life imprisonment. Mrs Hyde professes Clark is innocent and vows to pursue a new trial or appeal. Prosecutor Virgil Conkling lauds Latshaw, and Hyde faces possible transfer to Jefferson City as defense plans a likely appeal.
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Kansas City
B. C. Hyde
Col
Thomas H. Swope
Clark
Mrs. Hyde
Latshaw
Dr. Hyde
Supreme Court
Clarl
Frank P. Walsh
John H. Lucas
Mr. Walsh
Hyde
Gol, Swope
Chrisman Swope
Moss Hunton
Swope
Mra
Jackson County
State of
Missouri
Ralph 5
Marshal Mayes
Walsh
Lucas
Frank Clagpool
Johnson
Sibley
Lillard
Iowa
John.g. Paxton
Mr. Paxton
Paxton
Fleming
Kentucky
Jayhawkers Lose Doubleheader and Track Meet
Kansas suffers a 4 to 3 baseball defeat to Washington University and a 56 to 53 track loss to Nebraska. Cupid Had ek, tied intercollegiate marks in the 220 yard dash. Kansas saw stellar performances by Wilson and others despite the setbacks.
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Jayhawkers
Washington University
Nebraska
Dayhawkers
Cornhuskers
Wisconsin
Arelie Thabnot
Michigan
J. B. Rush
Grinnell
Fred May
Illinis
Evening Gossip and Club Socials Highlight Weekend
The Monday Afternoon Whist club hosted a luncheon at Mrs. J. W. Gireen's home in compliment to Mrs. F. A. Wood. Senior girls staged a tacky dress party at Fraser Hall with light refreshments. Phi Delta Theta held an informal dance at their chapter house. Patti Hiatt's graduation recital in expression occurs in Fraser Hall tonight. A Rotual Table club gathering in Mrs. A. Stator and Barnard’s suburban home bid farewell to Mr. and Mrs. F. Wool, with a picnic-style supper and a silver spoon gift for Mrs. Wood.
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J. W. Gireen
F. A. Wood
Phi Delta Theta
Patti Hiatt
Fraser Hall
Miss Hiatt
Blanche
Lyons
Maude Cooke
Assenbhal
A. Stator
Barnard
F. 4
Wool
Lawrence Iin
St. Jantise Ma
Wood
Dent Pable Elk
Te Club
Stanon
Prof Duncan Accepts Pitt faculty post
Prof Hubert Kennedy Duncan of the University of Kansas, noted for industrial chemistry, has joined the University of Pittsburgh faculty. Tornado reports from Salina Kansas note damage including Sharon Springs and a Union Pacific train near there.
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Duncan
Pittsburg
Hubert Kennedy Duncan
University of Kansas
University of Pittssburg
Kansas
Salina
Kans
Sharon Springs
Treigi
Union Pacific
Mary Henderson Shot and Beaten After Clinton Party
Deputies respond to Clinton after a drunken brawl at Thornton home ends with Mary Henderson shot in the right wrist and badly bruised. She walked to the Clinton Presbyterian parsonage for aid. no arrests yet, but officers have a clue. The injured woman remains at Clinton. prior stay to leave the city was ignored.
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Ollies
Clinton
Thornton
Edd Woods
Mary
Mary Henderson
Wright
Clit Thornton
Clinton Presbyterian Parsonage
Serere
Menner
Wholesale arrests for Lawrence merchants on food law probes
Warrants issued today by the sheriff for Lawrence grocers and others for violations of the pure food laws. Arrested: Stanford and Ewing. W. Ay Twonaive. Waneseker. J. A. Spaulding. William Bales. Henry Gerhardt. A Gillam. Lou Rockhiod. Marty Weyermiller. Cases set for tomorrow in Judge Clark's court.
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Lawrence
Sheriff’s Ofice
A.B. Lee
Stanford & Ewing
W. Ay Twonaive
Waneseker
J. A. Spaulding
William Bales
Henry Gerhardt
A. Gillam
Lou Rockhiod
Marty Weyermiller
Miss Flintom illness triggers urgent travels to Venice
Mrs A D Flintom of Kansas City sails from New York aboard the Oceanic to reach Miss Flintom in Venice. Miss Flintom, abroad studying under noted masters for nearly a year, is said to be overworked. The report notes her ambition and desire for the best, with further fashion items and local notices interwoven.
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W.d. Tisom
Mel Mulinkdsen
Augusta
Italy
Miss Flintom
A. D. Flintom
Kansas City
New York
Venice
Killed by Cars in Parsons Kansas
Samuel Wilson of Lawrence Kansas was killed Saturday night in Parsons by being run over by cars in the yards of the K and T railroad. His body will be brought to Lawrence for burial. He was a switchman and was killed while on duty. His wife was with him. his mother lives at 1101 Delaware street. Funeral at 3:30 tomorrow from his sister Mrs T J Shearer’s home.
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Samuel Wilson
Lawrence
Parsons
MK. and T. Railroad
Kansas
Wilson
Delaware Street
T. J. Shearer
Strawberry cream and books sale notice
Local ad lists one Northwestern Reporter set one Federal Reporter set and six textbooks for sale cheap. Items offered in line condition. Address C G Lewis Phillipsburg Kansas. Also mentions tasting strawberry ice cream made from fruit at Wiedemann’s.
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Tella
Wiedemann's
Wiedemaon’s
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Mrs.hyde
Joel B. Mayes
Ldne
Laighan
Hyile
W. T. Johnson
John T. Lucas
Washington
May
Taft
Ballinger
L. R. Ghavis
Havis
Sante Nelson, Chirman
Balinger-Pincchot
Beverly
Glavis
Lawler
Worshal
Louis 1 Brandtis
Stubbs
Topeka
Srubbs
Stre
Jug
Inter-tate
Charles 3
Keith
Southerdueterstate Coal, Operators” Association
Ford County
United States
United, States
Side of
Manuel
F. P
Smith, Supt
Squires
Sul Mark
Wiedemann’s
Wolf’s
the Presbyterian Church
Foster
Newmark
J. Smith
Uscet
AML
Missouri Valley
Aphiin
Ding
Earth
Ruston
Enmet
New
Ralph Baker
Tanchenee
Fiegenbaum
Fom
Wathenn
Sus Way
Cieati
K. U
In “Opera Louse
Manson
Lancashire
Robert
Drain
Roger
Sulvey
Grieg the
Barrive
Skilton
Clayton Hall
Mase, Street
Armstrong
Bell Phone
Columbus
He St
Metcalf
Haskell Road
W. W. Nevison
Sam
L A. Boggs
Sol Marks
KLUL
Mass St
Miss Flintom Til
Piccadilly
Samuel G. Clarke
V. Price& Co
Samuel Clarke
Mass
District Court
Manda Warfield
Warfield
Anderson
Charles Riley
8. W. Dolan
North Lawrence Methodist Church
Gertrude Massler
Opera House
Bennett
Vic Johnson
Aynings
Bell Phone 360
Rhode Island Street
Harry Miller
W. R. Green
J. G. Walton
J. €. Moore
Douglas County
Dairy Association Company
Raymond's
Douglas
Smoker
Dorothy and
THE
Scarecrow
Aurora
Mobel
Kind
Nestleton
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