Dunkards Arrive in Lawrence for Pleasant Grove Meeting
A large Dunkard delegation arrived in Lawrence for the national convention at Pleasant Grove, one mile southwest. Visitors traveled by train all day, with many expected to join tomorrow. local transportation crews scrambled to shuttle attendees to the meeting site. The gathering emphasizes peace and religious focus, with woman’s plain garb and bonnets noted. Food supplies were dispatched in advance, and preparations for Monday’s business session are underway to choose the next convention site.
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Jury Still Put You Kans May 28 3 25 p m
The jury in the Heaton case at Suill Run grounded twice but was not damaged, while New York reports indicate the North German Lloyd ship Prinzess Alice sailed after fog grounding near New York harbor. The body of Miss Gladys Irish was found near the riverbank and funeral plans for her and Walter Goddard were noted. Governor Haskell and five others were bonded for fraud in Muskogee.
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Lansdon Heads to Nebraska With KU Baseball Team
Manager Lansdon travels to Lincoln with the Kansas University baseball squad to face the Cornhuskers today and tomorrow. He aims to resolve issues from last Saturday as no word had come by 3 PM and the matter remains unsettled.
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Fight With Moroe on Houmaa River Kills Two Privates
Manila reports two privates killed and a sergeant mortally wounded after Moru bandits surprised an Eighteenth infantry outpost near Kealey on May 22. The Morus opened fire before defenders could respond, then fled. Two columns of infantry pursue the bandits.
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Markets by Wire Britannil Provisions and Livestock Prices
Markets by wire show wheat oats and pork futures with Chicago quotations. Cattle receipts reach 150 with beef steers at 7 25, cows and heifers 2 60, stockers and feeders 3 60. Hog receipts total 28,000 with top at 7.45 and futures around 10.
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Bendaiay
Decoration Day message urges solemn observance in Lawrence
The editorial calls Decoration Day sacred and urges no amusements on the day. It emphasizes honoring the dead, noting many graves will be decorated and asking Lawrence to set aside secular activities next Monday to remember loved ones. It laments grief but stresses one day per year for remembrance.
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Lawrence
Nite Case Jury Yet to Reach Verdict in Garden City
A Kansas jury in the murder case of Samuel Nite against his father John Nite has been out since yesterday afternoon and shows no sign of a verdict. Reports say a hung jury is likely as one juror remains opposed to acquittal. the trial featured speeches by both sides and testimony on Nite’s character from Lawrence witnesses.
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Lawrence
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Professor Jenks as Possible American Minister to China
Washington May 28 The latest name under consideration to succeed Mr Rockhill as American minister to China is Prof Jeremiah W Jenks of Cornell University President Taft knows his work in the Philippines and China on economic and financial relations in the Far East He has served as commissioner and agent of the States.
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No Damage at Afton Okla Floods and City Fever
In Afton Oklahoma May 28 reports indicate no significant damage from recent floods though some areas show surface effects. Billie Lemard comments on streetcars and local feverish activity while Mrs Shearer and McLeod & McLeod advertise services at the Fairfax Hotel with free consultations.
Airdome Draws Large Crowd for Love’s Vice Lyce
Airdome last night attracted a big audience for a four act performance titled Love’s Vice Lyc e. The show featured Vandervill as the clever act and offered strong specialties drawing crowd approval.
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Classified fragment collage from McKenzie Realty ad pages
A garbled mix of classified notices and promotional lines: help wanted for office work, sale of potato crops, rental of a modern bungalow, trade offers for real estate, and school promotions. Mentions McKenzie Realty Co at 6 East Henry Street and Bell phone 1306. Mixed phrases reference public notices and summer course advertising.
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Lawrence High School Graduation Held at Opera House
Large crowd attended the Lawrence High School commencement in the Opera House. Eighth graders were promoted to high school in a daytime program with graduates and relatives. Several students earned top marks while a few remained the year’s only absentees and strivers.
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Jessie Ewing
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Madge Parrish
Alive Kelly
Lottie Voolkner
Loriene Walton
Georgia Railroad Strike Developments Stalled Officials Face State Action
Reports from Atlanta and Washington on May 28 describe growing pressure to restore train service as Georgia considers state intervention. Officials weigh steps as Taft's cabinet calls for quick action to enforce interstate commerce laws and resolve the strike affecting rail operations and workers.
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Kanwaka Township Assessment Report Shows Property Gain
Kanwaka township assessment by J R K Tepping for Cutty Assessor Moore notes taxable property rising to 180,378 from last year urning a gain of 320 though population fell by fifteen. Wheat and corn stocks are sharply reduced with 1294 bushels of wheat valued at 0.942 per bushel. corn at 4 bushels versus 36,100 last year. Cash on hand and deposits total 15,055 down from 17,514. Poultry sales dropped to 2,480 from 2,854.
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Riot ties up Kansas City crowd during street meeting
May 25. James Sharp or Adam God likely to know his fate today as a bloody riot between traveling evangelists and police drivers near City Hall leaves five dead and three wounded. Victims include Waller Dalbun, Sergeant Patrick Chirk, and Lulu Praia a 13 year old. Four defendants were indicted on charges of tithes and illegal town ventures, bonds set at 5000. Governor Haskell and officials arrived, motions to quash indictments planned. Also noted are the death of Lizzie Bankson and a funeral set for Sunday.
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Exhibit is Over at Wemidanns Food Sale Notice
The fragment mentions a food sale by the Ladies of the English Lutheran church tomorrow at the Enksen store. It lists ice creams including vanilla chocolate strawberry brown bread and pineapple. It also references diamonds and shopping options before buying elsewhere.
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Rallying support urged for Dunkards visiting to Pleasant Grove
The article calls for strong community response urging conveyances to transport visiting Dunkards, praising their long standing role in town and urging Lawrence to provide a line of wagons. It emphasizes generosity, Christian values, and the need to host visitors who are arriving for a gathering.
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Congratulatory note from Tulsa night rider case
Congressional recap runs through Tulsa and Muskogee cases. Mentions a Tel telegram to Attorney Gregg and Special Ashie. Referenced corruption charges and indictments amid oppression by tobacco interests and tax policy debates.
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Fate of Chie in Labor Trial Remains Unsettled
May 23 report on Madden and two labor inspectors charged with fraud. Trial focused on a strike at Jo company picture frame plant last September. Madden, longtime president of the Building Trades organization, hails from a large local labor group. State claims monetary loss of 1,060 dollars.
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Actress Dies Mysteriously After Apparent Murder Case
Police investigate the mysterious death of an actress who had appeared in plays in Chagnecy Olestz and James. The investigation suggests foul play as authorities search her apartment and interview colleagues.
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Union of United Commercial Travelers Meeting Opens in Pittsburg
May 28 meeting gathers voters from Kansas City and Oklahoma City to choose two officials for next year's grand sentinel. Local participants include prominent Kan city members as voting begins for the union's annual leadership.
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Last Chapel Speaks at University Commencement Note
A last chapel address at the University by N Simpson of Kansas City highlighted the approach of commencement. Graduates wore cap and gown for the first time, alumni return traditions loom large, and a student concert marks the final formal step before finals.
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Church and State Clash Over Tennessee Church Union
Denver May 28 The Presbyterian general assembly condemned Tennessee courts for setting aside the Union with Cumberland, rebuking courts for judging church doctrine while acknowledging courts may rule on property disputes. church councils should decide religious belief. A stray line advertises Mrs Shearer’s store display.
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Are They The Robbers Investigations In Omaha
Police in Omaha this May worked to identify suspects linked to last night’s Union Pacific train robberies. Efforts focused on arrest leads, with no decisive breakthroughs by noon.
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Rogers Will Filed for Probate in New York
The will of the late Henry H. Rogers was filed for probate. The estate leaves most property to his widow, children, and relatives, with a $1,000,000 bequest to Fairhaven, Massachusetts for the use of primary and grammar schools.
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Mob Riot At Abilene Jail Ends In Jailbreak Murder
Early today a mob stormed Tay lor county jail in Abilene demanding delivery of Tom Barnett, jailed for murder of Alexander Lear. Refused, Barnett was shot to death inside the jail. Separate note: Lawrence Business College offers summer penmanship courses with special rates for public school students.
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