Bell Telephone Franchise in Lawrence Framed Rates Proposal
Lawrence city records reveal Bell Telephone's push for a sliding rate scale and a two percent gross receipts franchise tax. Manager L. E. Mason argues for fair terms, citing service, patron goodwill, and municipal benefit while detailing proposed business and residence rates tied to exchange size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell Telephone
Bell Telephone Company
Lawrence
Missouri
Kansas
L. E. Masok
Personal notes from Topeka and Kansas City visits
A series of short items lists residents visiting and traveling. Miss Elizabeth Tusten and Miss Helen Phipps are in Topeka and Topeka area. Mrs. Nelle Treworgy and Margaret Bissell in Kansas City. Mr. and Mrs. Miles Carney and others travel for visits, with several planning trips to Texas Pueblo Ozark and St. Louis. Also notices of clubs, society events, store ads, and upcoming railway changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Tusten
Opeka
Nelle Treworgy
Kansas City
Helen Phipps
Topeka
M.‘T. Sadler
Rosedale
Miles Carney
E. Baker
Margaret Bissell
Earl Hunzicker
Lowo
Tola
J. A. Henley
Texas
T. If. Chalkley
Ozark
Arkar
Corinne
Claudia Vendleton
Pueblo
J.T. Glenn
Emma Roberts
Ate
Cheiser Woodward
Kan
Varatini
Eudora
Alberta Mossinheimer
State Normals
Carl Wiemann
St. Louis
Jd. C. Meadows
Anfaymerly
The
State University
Oscar Pettfish
Tucksville
McClelland
Williamsville
C Bo
Ames
Pei
A. Gilford
A. M. Skilton
New York City
Dean Charles Skilton
Roy Roberts
Earl Fischer
Ralph Spotts
Joe Murr
Harry Kemp
Pau Harvey
Seven Club
City
Bank founder faces charge over failing Salmon bank
Harvey Salmon of Salmon and Salmon bank arrived in Clinton Missouri and posted bond to appear at the January term to answer charges of receiving deposits while knowing the bank was failing. In Kansas City, honorary Japanese commercial commissioners visited the city as guests of the Commercial Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton, Mo
Harvey Salmon
Salmon and Salmon Bank
Bond
Kansas City
Mic
Japan
Bert Kennedy III Ill With Grippe Affects Jayhawker Camp
Football coach Bert Kennedy III lies ill with grippe and cannot lead practice on McCook field for five to seven days. Arthur St Peter Mosse steps in as Kennedy’s substitute while medical staff advise rest, as the team faces uncertainties before the BR. TU tests. Local ads and mock descriptions accompany the item.
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Grippe
Gannot
Jayhawkers
Cush
Bert Kennedy
McCook Field
Coieh
Doe
Kennedys
Geome
BR. TU
Whiel
Arthor St. Peter Mosse
Mosse
Bert Ken
Beautiful Hand Colored Picture At the AURORA
A Topeka girl, chaperoned, travels with unfearful circumstances through urban Lawrence. At a lunch counter she encounters a man who misreads her. an awkward exchange follows as she navigates the social trap and telephones her mother for help. The 16 year old recounts the incident to friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurora
Topeka
Trimnal
Ite
Lawrence Topeka
Lawrence
Cnnfi
Amie
Aleksany
Kansas Avenue
Trouble in Chicago tale features Pittsburg youth
A fragmented report claims a young man from Pittsburg Kansas denies guilt in a confidence crime case in Chicago. The piece mentions university attendance and local commerce notes while listing assorted items from a past era, including football cards and car accessories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Pittsburg
Chiesa
Wealthy Hanker
Kansas
Iank Williams
Warriner In Frail Health Amid Big Four Shortage Charge
Charles L. Warriner once treasurer of the Big Four railroad is reported in broken health and spirits as he faces a $643,000 shortage accusation. Friends say no major updates will be issued until the New York office announces developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Pool
Pool
Benjamin
New York
Charles Warriner
Big Four
Cincinnati
Ohio
Charles L. Warriner
Big Four Railroad
Warriner
Magazine Writer on Trial in St Louis Case
The trial of Broughton Traidentues magazine writer accused of seduction of James S. Cabanne VT began in St Louis with jurors drawn after late yesterday. Public notices show sales listings and local notices include rentals lost and found ads, with community updates on residents Brackett and Myers moving homes and visitors from Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Ney
Broughton
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Studebaker
Lawrence Street Motor Car Company
David Babb
Sec
Treas
BR. M. Sutters
Mgr
Bowerlock
Opera House
Lee Shubert (Inc
Walltreet
Olive Porter
Maxine Elliott Theater
World
F. M. Perkins
Prederick Crowe
Sal
M. Perkins
Atlas Building & Loan Association
Edmond’s & Co
Edmonds & Co
C. E. Seewir
Mass
Welf’s
St. Fountain Pens
Boyles
Benjamin Clothes
Teanember
Celloch
Bet
Eswood Shula
Dyche Bicyele Co
Apairé
Seulshipt
Dinmive's
Ds Peters
Mil Fulirienies
Soxman's
Denver Saluen
United States i
Thomas Ward, Jr
St. Joseph
Vth
Missouri Pacific
Atchison
Bert Kennedy III
Lucas Calermine
Raymond's Drug + Store
Stuitia
Lena Badsky
Jackson Building
Manu
Wolf's Hook! Store
J. Q.davellanda
Kress
Stinty
Bell Phone
Woodward & Co
Wewmerk
Smiths News Depot
Hilliard & Carroll
Smith’s
Angelica
Naughty Lawrence Man
Pittsiure
Pittsbure
Shearer
Tornery
Plymouth
Poe
Sheghind
Miler
J. House & Son
Vienna
America
Navy
University of Kansas
Miesot
Nels
Brandenburg
Woodward
Nis Farm
Ants
Athens
Farmers’ Creamery Co
Tonwtiedie
Tennessee St
Ottawa
Kans
J. T. Morris
Eldridge Hisee
Kersey
Klein
Grand Rapids
C. J. Eriksen
Florida
Jeffries
Sehurlein
Jeffre
Edgar
Parry
Komfortable Shoes
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