Walling's Garner x0r male real estate listing in Lawrence
Lawrence broker Leroy N. Walling advertises fraternity houses and rooming homes in good locations with rents ranging from 1 200 to 2 000 plus several 3 to 12 room houses on Illinois street Connecticut Street R one lots and farms also vacant. Office at 1007 Mass St Lawrence Kaz phone 138.
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Lawrence
Nice
Illinois St
Jet
Connecticut St
R. 1
Leroy N. Walling
Real Estate and General
Mass
St., Lawrence
Kaz
Homs
Merchants National Bank at Lawrence Kansas Statement May 14 1806
The Merchants National Bank at Lawrence Kansas reports assets including U.S. Bonds securing circulation and various notes. It lists overdrafts, deposits, demand certificates, and other security items with totals and notes the statement sworn by Cashier W. F. March before a notary.
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Merchants National Bank
Lawrence
Kansas
Cose
Sreerereceenna
U.S
Snc Eeeen
Eeemee
Tornado Hits Lincoln Kansas. several injured and destroyed homes
Salina May 21 A tornado struck Lincoln Kansas killing Mrs Pred Girathe and seriously injuring Mrs Grothe among others. Several houses were destroyed many barns blown down and residences demolished leaving multiple injuries.
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Salina
Kans
Perpo
Pred Girathe
Lincoln
Court hears new trials and parole actions in district session
In District Court arguments were heard today for new trials for Charles Pine charged with a prohibitory offense and for Buddy Craig. The cases were taken under advisement. A verdict of 275 dollars was awarded in Shaake versus Santa Fe. Grover Cleveland was sentenced to reform school and Barney Moore received parole. The court recessed until Friday morning.
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Charles Pine
Buddy' Craig
Shaake
The
Santa Fe
Grover Cleveland
Reform School
Barney Moore
Act of a Jealous Man in Rushville Indiana
May 21 Rushville Indiana. Marshall Hollowall thirty shot his former sweetheart Miss Mary Ertel twenty nine at her home north of the city. He then shot himself in the head. Both are reported to die.
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Rushville
Ind
Marshall Hollowall
Mary Ertel
Moranch Guilty in Kansas City Murder Trial
Mrs. Sarah Moraseh, aged 48, found guilty of first degree murder in Kansas City Kansas. Jury convicted on charges of poisoning four year old Ruth Miller. She faces life imprisonment.
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Kansas City
Sarah Moraseh
Kansas
Ruth Miller
Washington May 21 Senate adopts national monetary commission plan
A May 21 report says the Senate adopted a joint resolution creating a nine senator nine representative national monetary commission to study banking currency and related laws. Demonstrators outside the premier’s Downing Street residence were arrested amid protests by suffragists and radical MPs objecting to Prime Minister Asquith’s response.
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London
Asquith
House of Commons
Washington
Senate
Aldrich
National Monetary Commission
Congress
Boughton’s
Brutal murder report and Edison phonograph ad note
Tornado struck Clay Center Kansas on May 21 causing damage and unclear details. The fragment mentions a brutal murder and notes an Edison phonograph as a remark, with an advertisement for a store in Bratfinns Drug Store.
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Btraffin
Markets by Wire and Holmes Death Report
Kansas City market notes show wheat and corn bids for May and July contracts with cash grain prices listed. In Chicago, Robert C. P. Holmes, purchasing agent for Commonwealth Edisons Electric Company, was found dead in an alley with strangulation marks and a gaping wound, pockets turned inside out, indicating foul play.
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Chicago
Robert C. P. Holmes
Commonwealth Edisons Electric Company
Live Stock Cattle Receipts And Prices Reported
Fragmented text lists live stock prices and receipts for cattle hogs and calves with mixed figures and garbled notes. Reads like market snapshot with native steers cows and heifers stockers feeders calves and various months and price ranges.
Meeting highlights 120th Kansas City session and resignation
A big meeting gathers prominent laymen and missionaries in Kansas City for the 120th session. The event notes the resignation of moderator William Henry Roberts of Philadelphia and marks retirement as part of the proceedings.
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Kansas City
William Henry Roberts
Philadelphia
Snow Ravages Wyoming and Montana Regions
Suffering from heavy snow across Sheridan and northern Wyoming with depths up to three feet. The storm, the worst in 25 years, ruined fruit and endangered livestock. The system also affects parts of Montana and stretches into Butee, Montana, with heavy losses reported.
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Sheridan
Wyo
Wyoming
Montana
Kaw River Navigable to Topeka in Topeka Mission Voyage
In Kansas City a blizzard disrupts the Presbyterian general assembly with the retirement of moderator Sam Henry Roberts and a new moderator to be chosen. In Topeka a three manned gasoline launch Pride of Lawrence returns from Lawrence to Topeka after a voyage to Pike's Peak is cut short by current and sandbars. The crew notes moonrise timing errors and aims to prove Kaw river navigability to Washington.
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Kanasa City
Dawson County
Church of America
126Th General Assembly
The
Presbyterian Church of the United States of America
Sam Henry Roberts
Philadelphia
Churches of America
United States
America
Christ
B. P. Fullerton
St. Louis
Mark A. Matthews
Seattle
William A. Briggs
Laos
Siam
Boston
General Assembly
Topeka
Pride of Lawren
Sand Baye Pier
F. L. Morris
BR. C. Manley
W. B. Ibff
Terrence Ewart
Lawrence
Pike's Peak
Lecompton
Haing
Mate Dif
Iliff
Morvis
Morris
Washington
Kaw River
Settlement Near in Cleveland Street Car Strike
Cleveland May 21 with the last obstacle to a street railway settlement removed the old Forest City firm agrees to leave seniority rights to arbitrators. Union leaders and President Dupont see arbitration likely for all issues. Snowy night caused minor damage with few injuries as unions urge restraint. Car men name Prof Elroy Avery as their arbitrator and the Traction Co selects Arthur A Stearns both to pick five candidates each for the third arbitrator.
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Cleveland
Old Forest City Company
Dupont
Earthen’s
Elroy MM. Avery
Traction Company
Arthur A. Stearns
Train Wreck Near Antwerp Kills and Hurts Many Pilgrims
A Belgian express bound for a shrine crashed into a standing pilgrim train after a mislaid switch near Antwerp. Forty-one dead and about one hundred injured were recovered by dusk as wrecked cars showed severe damage and the station became a temporary morgue. Clergy, physicians, and soldiers aided in rescue efforts from Antwerp Amiens and nearby areas.
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Antwerp
Belgium
Contieh
Amiens
Journal to Give Nickel Theater Tickets to Children
The Journal will distribute 100 free Nickel Theater tickets to children. Sign a slip at the Journal office and a 4:15 drawing will select the recipients, who must be present to receive a ticket valid within ten days. Each child may win only one ticket, though multiple siblings may submit entries.
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Journal
Nick#s
Auto Crash Injures Six In South Bend
A touring car with owner John Ellsworth and four friends plus a chauffeur ran from Sumption Prairie road near South Bend Indiana and rolled down a steep embankment last evening injuring six occupants. Injured are E. E. Wills secretary of the American Trust Company Samuel Leeper president of the American Trust Company Samuel Good real estate broker Samuel Lentz coal dealer John C. Ellsworth a dry goods merchant and H. Gerard the chauffeur.
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Syuth Bend
Ind
John Ellsworth
Sumption Prairie Road
E. E. Wills
American Trust Company
Samuel Leeper
The
Samuel Good
Samuel Lentz
John C. Ellsworth
H. Gerard
Dynamite wrecks Harlem bridge during labor upheaval
May 21 New York. A dynamite charge under the first span of the Harlem bridge on the New York New Haven Hartford line at Bay Chester wrecked the modern steel structure used for foot and vehicle traffic. Three watchmen guarded the site as dawn revealed the blast tearing girders and shattering windows. Two men fled the scene despite gunfire.
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New York
Harlem
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Bay Chester
Harlem River
Burrows Meets Roosevelt Over Convention Call
Senator Burrows who has been chosen as temporary chairman of the Republican national convention conferred with President Roosevelt today. He declined to discuss the call beyond saying it was a personal one. Union Pacific Tea Co. has closed their store for the summer but will continue deliveries. Home phone 768.
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Washington
Burrows
Roosevelt
Union Pacific Tea Co
Morgan and Churchill win Kansas G A R election
W A Morgan of Cottonwood Falls defeated Rev B F Boyle of Atchison by 341 to 304 to become department commander of the Kansas G A R. W H Ogden Ness county elected senior vice commander and S J Churchill Douglas county elected junior vice commander. Ottawa chosen for next encampment. Morgan noted as a pioneer editor and G A R stalwart, father of W Y Morgan of the Hutchinson Daily News.
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Kansas City
W. AL Metzat
Cottonwood Falls
B. F. Boyle
Atchigan
Boyle
Morgan
W. H. Ogden
Ness County
J. Churchill
Douglas County
Ottawa
Commander
Bayle
Patrick Cuney
Cyrus Leland
W. A. Morgan
Kangas
W. Y. Morgan
Hutchinson
Hutchinson Daily News
Congress Likely Adjourning May 27 If Not Prolonged
Washington reports on May 21 state congress may not adjourn before May 27 with a chance of extending to June 1 due to unsettled conference issues and doubts about the public buildings bill. Conferees agreed to include in the law a Senate subsidy for mail service to Japan China Australia South America and the Philippines.
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Washington
Capitol
Congress
Houses
Senate
Japa
China
Australia
South America
Philippines
Testimony Highlights Breaks Down Allegations in Moran Tragic Trial
In Tala Kansas on May 21 the Moran murder trial of Miss May Sapp continues with Mrs J N Sapp the victim’s mother detailing the night’s events and the clothing she wore. Witnesses describe the scene and the defense claims suicide as cross examination proceeds.
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May Sapp
Tala, Kans
Nel
Whhlow
Miss May Sapp
J. N. Sapp
Miss Sapp
G. L. Merrill
Moran
Miss Supp
Harlan Taylor
Taylor
Whitlow
Taylor Whitlow
A. H. Delong
Chin
C. C. Thomas
Moran Herald
Mia
Clara Begister
Charles Hesson
Mrs. Sapp
Mr. Sapp
Sapp
Mayfield Fire Ravages District With No Water
Mayfield Kentucky May 21 Without water the city faces a spreading blaze that has already caused losses of 100000 and remains burning. Isaac Kohen a grocer in the burned area died from excitement as the fire, of incendiary origin, continued.
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Mayfield
Isaac Kohen
Cotton Seed Crushers Meet in Louisville Chooses Leaders
In Louisville Kentucky on May 21 the Interstate Cotton Seed Crushers association closes its 12th annual convention. Parrish of Memphis Tennessee will be elected president. Three nominees for vice president include A D Allen of Little Rock Arkansas.
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Louisville
Weather Snow Grips Alliance Areas After Night of Heavy Snow
In Alliance Nebraska and western Nebraska heavy snow fell last night. Temperatures dropped to twenty five degrees. Wiedemann's dispenses a new line of twenty cent items.
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Alliance
Neb
Nebraska
Real Estate Transfers Warranty Deed Report
A list of real estate transfers including John Edwin Perkins and others selling to John Bradford Perkins and Leander Wilkes Perkins for 2800 dollars with undivided interests in parcels in Douglas County. Further transfers include E I Saylor to James W Collins for 1500 dollars, various lot and block descriptions in Lawrence and Baldwin Kansas, and paths of lots in Baker street properties. Also appears an executor sale from Sam E Reynolds estate to Don G Alford for 2000 dollars and multiple parcel transfers across several blocks in Lawrence and surrounding areas.
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John Edwin Perkins
Lulu K. Brown
Douglas County
John Bradford Perkins
Leander Wilkes Perkins
E. I. Saylor
Lawrence
James W. Collins
West Lawrence
William Wright
Baldwin
James Wright
John W. Clark
Baker Street
Kansas
J.C. McCracken
Bar ‘Ton County
Nancy E. Parish
William Edwin Verkins
Lula K. Brown
SEY
Sam E. Reynolds
W. A. Reynolds
Don G. Alford
Allin University
Mae Wood Loses Suit In New York Divorce Case
In New York on May 21 Judge Ogor Iman dismissed Mae Wood's annulment suit against Senator Platt. Miss Wood was jailed on a perjury charge, with bail set at 5000, and taken to the Tombs. Frank F. Platt testified that letters cited as evidence were not true copies and that he burned them after reading.
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New York
Ogor* Iman
Supreme Court
Miss Mae Wood
Senator Platt
Miss Wood
Ogurman
Tombs
Frank F. Platt
Platt
Mac Wood
Wood
Abraham Mural
Frederick E. Hately
Sumilar Phat
Senate probes Uncle Sam Oil dispute in Oklahoma
Two Senate resolutions call for investigations into alleged discrimination by the post office and justice departments against the Uncle Sam Oil Co of Oklahoma. One seeks all records on the fraud order against H. H. Tucker Jr and related prosecutions, the other directs the Post Office committee to probe influence by Standard Oil and press and railroad discrimination in Kansas and Oklahoma.
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Washington
Senate
Owen
Post Office Department
Department of Justice
Uncle Sam Oil Company
Oklahoma
H. H. Tucker
R. P. Goodwin
Tucker
Senate’ Post Office Committee
Standard Oil Company
Uncle Sam Company
Kansas
Loan advertising on property ownership and building loans
The notice promotes loans on completed buildings or buildings to be built. It argues a member could own a house rent free by borrowing instead of paying rent and saving the investment in property. For more information call or write.
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Lincoln, Kansas
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S. 1036
Kansen
Clay ‘Center
Are- Green
Opantys
Tornedo
Huigne
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Uist
Lopmas Bradio
Butee, Mont
Kaw
Banes
Relief Corps AT Work
Globe
Raymonds
EG. Soman & Co
F. EL Becnstt
Kentucky
Cotton Seed Crushers Meeting
Wiedemann’s
Tays Journal
Want
Mae Wood
Ogorman
Watkins National Bank
J. B. Watidos
C A. Hh
H Tucker
Danes Jre
Watking
A. Bolc
We. Ie “Hatans
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State Bank
Bromelli T. Pres. J. Swe Ae Ee Tee
W. R. Stubts
W. E. Spalding Innes
Luther N. Lewis
Hilkey
J. E. Stubta
Transactan General Banking Business
Directo
W. F. A. Monro
Mlne
Hosford Investment
Aioe
Atlas Building & Loan Association
Laweenoce
G. J. Eriksen
Evane-Mateal Implement Co
Wolf HL
Holtingtery
Loomas Studio
Oughton
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