Governor Hodges to Speak at Lawrence Meeting on Women’s Rights
Governor Hodges and Dr Sheldon lead a Lawrence audience in support of women’s suffrage. Speakers include W R Stubbs, Charles M Sheldon, and W Morgan. event at First Baptist Church includes informal reception and sessions on police role for women while planning three meetings tomorrow to elect officers and set a constitution.
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George
WR. Stubbs
Yatebinson
U.S
Kaushs
de Charles
Topeka
Weena Retit
Ie University
Hudges
Lawrence
Steldon
First Baptist Churel
Carney
Cleary
Kentucky Street
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Presiding
O.C. Brown
Misie
Victor Quartette
W. IL Leareath
Beart Responas
Tlon
A. S. Goyer
Guy Gee
LL Hedges
W. ¥. Morgan
W. RL Stubbs
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Largest Colorado real estate deal links to quarry near Pueblo
A major Colorado deal transfers ownership of Quarry near Pueblo to E W Wilson and partners for 112 500 in railroad bonds and cash. Lawrence investors include Sutton Johnson Trenley Trosford Bowersock and Hults as the new railroad quarry venture targets alum stone for construction. The first stone from the quarry was used in the Perkins Logo and Trust Company building now under construction.
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Lawrence
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A. Trenley
B. Trosford
Bowersork
Hults
Standard Fighting for Life in Commission Hearing
Witness before the county commission denied the charges against The Standard. The sales manager said the company has extensive plans to expand its business and enter new fields. In Kansas City testimony, plans to extend operations to service stations and new markets were described as part of the company’s strategy.
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Tering
Wil Cihmapay
Judiaoa Tor
Missouri
Ewalt
Siprema
W. Biochuld
Sales Nemazer
Owstee
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Supreme Eakry
Anster
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Republic
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Standard Cal Company
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Standard of
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Commencement Exercises Named for Highest Grade Achievers
The county superintendent lists top graduates led by Nellashy of Nui Ais with an average of 2 11-12, followed by Vena Spisle of Xu 52. Commencement is set for June 14 at the high school building with a prominent speaker to be provided. numerous students from Lawrence and Wellsville districts appear on the honor roll with many grades and schools noted.
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Baldwin
Mabel Pomeroy
Floyd Garber
Lone’ Esther- Koehler
E. Hester Laverty
Eurora
Warren
Davis
Lawrence
Wellsville
Veryl Sheppard
Grace Vou Tries
Wells
Eugene W
Carl Warnock
Bentst
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Haldwin
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Welcome Women Jubilee Testimony Of Civic Duty
A fragmented speech praising women’s role in advancing citizenship and civic leadership in Lawrence. It highlights dedication to education, service, and the town’s recognition of women’s contributions to freedom and communal progress. The speaker celebrates unity of men and women in building a just society.
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radianUy Trigmphant
Lawrence
Real University
S_ Lawrence
Ethans
Henrefarth
Starved Amid Wealth: Spinster Found Dead in Yonkers Home
In a fashionable Yonkers residence, Ada Dunscombe, a middle aged spinster, died a yield of story alive according to the coroner. Searchers found food but declined to talk. Dust and dirt had accumulated for years as the costly old treasure appeared to crumble.
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Yonkers
Nerseli
Jer Htotier
Ada Uunscomb
Whitney Thins Vunh
Willard Brown Injured in Post Office Incident
Postoffice staff report Willard Brown injured after a fall from a cart or bench along the river. He suffered a knee injury and missed work. The post office remains busy with activity as Postmaster Fineh handles duties and Assistant Postmaster Whitman recovers from a broken arm and turkey allergy. Frank Kingsbury stayed home several days.
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Brown
Fineh
Whitman
Walisin
Dak
Frank Kingsbury
Alma case to determine cause of death awaiting verdict
A report from Alma Kansas notes Paul Roberts is suspected in a death by his own action. The 1K. U. laboratory at Faison Stomach will examine the Stonach to determine the cause of death while the jury nears its verdict.
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Kansas Weather Report Enzettled with Brisk Winds
Weather summary notes unsettled conditions with cool temperatures in the west and central portions. Brisk winds prevail as rainfall inches are measured, with earlier unsettled conditions shifting to cooler today and tomorrow.
District Court Delays and Contested Polls At City Election
Judge C A Smart convened the district court as recount disputes arise from the city election. May term open. motions to set aside verdicts and demand fresh counts surface. Attorneys push to open ballots for recount while other cases proceed with new trials and adjustments to sentences for liquor and drunkenness offenses.
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Canneil
All Prolice
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Mons Scipal
Avril
Shidee Harlett
Benson
U Mid. Reyuasy
Gity Council
Gilmora
Gilmore
Jundge
AL Smart
Ottawa
District Court
Caleb Woatkins
Amick
Thornton
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Pheriton
Willians
Lawrence
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Equalize Assessments If You Have a Grievance Session Notices
The Board of Equalization will hold a ten day session at the county courthouse to hear complaints about tax levies. Townships listed include Namya ka Grant May Wy Lecompton Clinton Marion Walkie Springs Jessussips Palmyra Baldwie City Eudora Ejidora Cite and Wakarusa and Lawrence with dates spanning May 20 to May 25.
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Lecompton
Clinton
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Walkie
Jessussips
Palmyra
Baldwie
Eudora
Ejidora
Wakarusa
City of
Lawrence
Fair recount dispute stains council action
A local council debated recounting votes in a disputed election. Some members urged rescision, while Judge Smart ruled there was no legal basis to overturn the counts. The paper questions the integrity of the process and insists on correcting incorrect notes.
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Éourneil
Jayhawker trip closes season with Missouri games
The Jayhawker Wall team heads to Missouri for four games this week facing William Jewell Warrensburg Latta Miss and starting Wednesday. Pitching duties are listed with Bishop and Buziek slated to start the four contests. Police yesterday seized an illicit case containing 21 full pints of Old Kentucky Colonel at a residence.
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Tiger State
Wedawsday
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Warrensburg
Latta Missonti
Tiyhawke
Iner Bishop
Ated Buziek
Tilia
Ander
Kenyon Pushes Monopoly Protection Amendment
A May 1 report notes Senator Kenyon introducing an amendment to the larul bill. If adopted, it would designate any corporation or dambeern as a monopoly and require priority action to prevent restraint of trade. The measure would test how monopolies are defined under the law if incorporated and may face floor debate.
Charges Spite Work In Grant Statford Case
Grant Statford the cayvitalist faces a fine and appeal as he plans to take the case to state courts. His lawyer argues the dispute stems from personal spite while Statford’s daughter says the matter must wait until his client is exonerated. Professors will tour area giving lectures this week including Sehiwegler at Spearville, Burlick at Sylvan Grove, and Van der Vries at Tienson. Chancellor Strong left for Chicago to seek teachers for next year amid a Baptist convention.
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Sylvan Grove
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Brookville
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Chien Ridlay Titternesn
China
Hee
Ned Rnit
The
Baptist Tone
Ventiot
Severe storm cuts power and sparks citywide chaos
A heavy May storm lashed Kansas City leaving streets flooded and outages across the town. Reports say homes and cellars flooded, traffic incidents followed, and darkness blanketed the city for hours as rain pounded the area and winds whipped through.
Thunder Cloud Delays Farmers as Lightning Strikes Tree
Lawrence residents watched a threatening cloud roll in and a brief shower followed as lightning struck a tree on Vermont Street near the WI. Hoadley residence. The rain moistened crops and helped wheat, with no further damage reported.
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Happy Jack to Chair in Hanging of Public Figure
A garbled report recalls Masining May’ Ww-Toha Mulraney awaiting execution for the murder of Patrick McBreen, a New York saloon keeper. Mulraney, known as Happy Taek, received a reprieve after an apparent final appeal to the governor claimed he was not criminally responsible. Also noted were references to Charles Becker and other figures connected to the case.
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Masining
Toha Mulraney
Taye Sheen
Labpe
Mirdeser Mareh
Charles Becker
New York
Stolen Silverware Strikes Fraternity House
A break in at the fraternity on Saturday night saw a thief enter the basement and steal silverware belonging to members. Police investigation underway with no arrests reported yet.
May Spotlight on Summer Plans and Comfort Clothes
A lively note highlights May as a lead into hot July and August, urging readers to consider home and travel plans. It promotes seasonable, comfortable clothes and weekend activities, inviting advertisers to showcase fresh, new options for summer needs and convenient buying locations.
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