Kansas Pharmacists Elect Officers For Year
Lawrence man led independence event as A L Topping of Overbrook became president with George W Gates of Newton as first vice president and Charles J McAdams of Independence as second vice president. Robert Lowran of Wittsburg named secretary and Matthew Waterman assistant secretary. W S Henderson of Wichita treasurer and Prof Sayre of Lawrence librarian. A Judge Doster opinion found the recent Kansas liquor sale ban by druggists unconstitutional, signaling possible campaign activity for the next legislative session.
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Kansas Pharmaceutics] Association
Wiliects
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Overbrook
George W. Gates
Newton
Charles
McAdams
Secord
Robert Low Wan
Wittsburg
Matthew Waterman
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Henderson
Wichits
Prof
Sayre
Weston Reaches Denver After CoasttoCoast Walk
Edward Payson Weston, veteran pedestrian, arrived in Denver this morning after 63 days from New York, covering 2479 miles of his coast to coast journey. He was met by a large cheering crowd.
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Denver
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New York
Edward Payson Weston
Weston
Adam God Trial Witnesses In Strange Kansas City Show
In Kansas City on May 27 the trial of murder suspect James Sharp known as Adam God and his wife Melissa Eve God featured a bizarre court scene. The couple testified with tears and wild remarks, claiming revelations and praising their divine mission as authorities called the session historic and unusual in local court history. Sharp denied shooting Patrolman Mullane and said he had fled into the air.
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Pat “Trolimen
Mullane
Marketwire Kansas City Grain and Livestock Prices May 27
Grain and provisions prices and receipts from Kansas City and Chicago markets. Wheat futures May July and Sept quoted with cash and No 2 and No 3 grades. oats rye and hay prices listed. Livestock receipts and values included for cattle calves hogs and stockers. A home savings promotion appears at end with Atlas Savings.
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Double tragedy farm hand says murder was accidental shooting
A farm hand, reportedly driven by unrequited love, maintains that the fatal shooting was accidental rather than murder. Investigators pursue inconsistencies while the accused faces trial, with details emerging about motive and opportunity.
Tragic Family Murder Echoes Thaw Case in Kansas Trial
Garden City Kansas district court opens the Samuel Nite case on a Finney county farm where Nite, a KU student, stands accused of killing his father amid incest allegations. The trial features family witnesses, sensational potential revelations, and parallels drew with the Harry Thaw case as jurors hear the motive and context of the slaying.
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Samuel Nite
Finney County
Nite
University of Kansas
Harry Thaw
Atorney
Roberts
Mayer A. HL. Foster
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B. F. Fiegenbaum
Georgia Rail Strike Dominates Talks and Mails Plan
Atlanta officials report a likely move to run a mail train despite a Georgia railroad strike. Firemen consent to a mail-only car if legal issues arise. Food supplies are kept moving by wagon as negotiations stall over arbitration and race tensions affect progress. Twenty witnesses are to testify in Tulsa fraud cases as federal grand jury reconvenes.
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Department Oficials
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Okla
Federal Grand Jury
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Oklahoma
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Julius Miller
Chas. Moore
Marion Sawyer
Muskusee
Masonic Building Association Granted Charter
The Masonic Building committee has incorporated and received a charter from the state board. At a meeting last evening the stock book was opened and will stay open until sufficient stock is subscribed to meet the requirements. Subscriptions were liberal and the project aims to construct a Masonic Temple as civic improvement for the city.
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Masonic Building Association
Masonic Building Committee
Iestate Board
Douglas County Atlas Issued For Sale In Lawrence Kansas
A new and complete atlas of Douglas County by former Register of Deeds A W Armstrong and D B O M Sunder, manufactured by the Kenyon company of Des Moines, in their 34th year. It is up to date, nicely bound, 12 by 14 inches, with warship plots at a popular price. Call on A W Armstrong, 4 Missouri street, Lawrence, or a post card and a splessman will assist. J C Thompson moves June 1 to the residence north of West End grocery and builds a new blacksmith shop west of the grocery.
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D. B. OM. Sunder
Kenyon Company
Des Moines
Towa
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Kans
Birds to be campaign issue over crop protection
A national drive to protect insect eating birds begins in New York led by farmers and Audubon groups. They seek declarations from lawmakers to conserve bird resources and back legal protection affecting crops, aiming to mobilize agricultural and rural support nationwide this summer.
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Flesa
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Poole
Lawrenneeusiness College
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T. Farrell
Williamstown
OLDEST NEWSPAPER MAN P Baker Died Today in Topeka
In Topeka Kansas on May 27 F F P Kinker the oldest newspaper editor in Kansas died in his 00th year He founded the Topeka Stata Record in 19ez Also brief notes of a grounded German steamer Princess Alice off Fort Wadsworth Staten Island and postal mystery in Panora Iowa with $100s in letters signed Your Friend plus a racially charged murder remark in Centerville Iowa about Clara Rosen case
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Panora
Iuwa
Portland
Oregon
Virle Lupeyie
Centerville
Frank Hoover
Clara Rosen
Joly Dunken
Jury deliberations begin in Mrs Heaton trial in Jula
Jula Kansas May 27 The jury received the Heaton case at two o clock after lawyers finished their pleas The defendant Mrs Heaton appeared composed and the courtroom filled with spectators including many women moved to tears during final addresses Judge Oscar Learvard delivered a notably eloquent plea for the defense with strong sentiment in the room Speculation swirled over whether the verdict would result in acquittal or conviction with a light sentence possible
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Oscar Learvard
Uraton
Tol
Memorial Day Proclamation Declares Holiday in Lawrence 1909
Mayor Samuel D. Bishop proclaims May 31, 1909 a city holiday in Lawrence to honor fallen soldiers. Public schools and city offices to close from noon to 4 PM, allowing all residents to participate in Decoration Day observances and pay reverence to the nation’s war dead.
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Washington Post
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Lawrence
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Union
Grand Army of the Republic
Samuel D.bishop
United States of America
Memorial Day Exercise Declared by Grand Army of the Republic
Formal orders cite Memorial Day as a time to honor comrades who have died and renew devotion to the nation. Comrades meet at Post Hall May 30 at 9 30 a m, march to Baptist church for a 10 30 memorial sermon, and observe May 31 with exercises. Flowers, decorations, and services follow at Oak Hill Franklin Maple Grove and Mount Oread cemeteries with transportation by Q M Engle and Buck's Band leading the parade. Comrades Rankin and Churchill issue and oversee arrangements.
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North Lawrence
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Boni De Cra Tellane Custody Case Partial Victory
The superior court upheld the lower court on child custody with the mother gaining custody while the father Boni De Cra Tellane retains sole right to designate the children's college. Prince elie Ne Sagan is excluded from visiting rights. Body of Walter Goddard Found in Manhattan Kansas after drowning. Miss Irish presumed held under a tree root near the pond. tree to be raised tomorrow.
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Senate votes to keep Dutch standard in sugar schedule
Worthington D C May 27 The senate rejected by 36 to 47 the proposal to remove the Dutch standard test from the sugar schedule Bristow of Kansas led the debate Cummins a progressive urged eliminating the differential duty to aid refined sugar The discussion warned that free sugar from Porto Rico Hawaii and the Philippines could threaten US beet sugar development Aldrich argued abolishing the Dutch standard would cut duties about in half and let cane sugar compete with beet sugar industry
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Eighth Grade Graduation Exercises Next Day
City schools close tomorrow amid rejoicing. Eighth graders will graduate into the high school with an afternoon program. The High school held its final classes yesterday and will stage its annual commencement at the Opera House tomorrow evening.
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O. A. Cheney Dies Fort Scott Postmaster Leader
Fort Scott Kansas May 27 O A Cheney postmaster of Fort Scott and noted Kansas lawyer died today after a stroke last night Thirteen men were hanged in Constantinople for involvement in the outbreak of April 13 and several local notices advertise paper, drug store items, and business college enrollment details
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Kans
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