Bankers Meet Opens Tomorrow at YMCA Auditorium
The Convention of Group Two, with over one hundred bankers, arrives for a two day program at the YMCA in Lawrence. Key figures include Pac Landig as secretary and WE Hazan as president. The schedule lists registration, welcome address by Col OHL Moore, committee appointments, and talks on banking as an educational factor, state depository law, and amendments, followed by a reception.
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Cltizone
Lawrence
Jornal
Hazan Ia
Pac
Landig
YMCA
Col Ohl Moore
Reapousa
C Newman
Emporia
O T Beason
Oswatomia
WM Clark
Baldwin
Lb W Goebel
Padle
Judge Howard Dead at Home in North Lawrence
Judge Henry Hubbard Howard died of bronchitis at his home 313 Rhode Island North Lawrence about 6 30 pm yesterday. Born Thetford Vermont November 4 1825 he served in the army and later as US marshal police judge and justice of the peace. Funeral at the grave tomorrow at 11 am leaving at 10 30 under IOOF auspices. Doubtful details from the era are included across multiple items in the clipped text.
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Henry Hubbard Howard
Rhode Island
North Lawrence
Mr Howard
Thetford
Nawbury
Military Academy
Knowlege
Kanaan
Howard
1 OO F Lodge
Tha I OO F
A Million in Graft
The San Francisco Chronicle reports large sums sent from distant states to aid calamity sufferers never reached the committee. An investigation by about one hundred government agents is underway. Roosevelt drives the inquiry and vows no one will escape justice. The total theft is placed at 64 million dollars.
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San Francis
the Chronicle
Dil
Roosevelt
Gaid
Western Flood Strains Western Cascade Mountains Rivers
Snow on the Cascade western slopes melted after warm rains causing rivers near Bas eto flood, washing out bridges and delaying services amid heavy damage. Washington calls for bank statements as of Nov 12. Paris reports a noble marriage demand. a Newark divorce comment silence. a pursuit of a suspect in North Carolina after a deputy shot. Schultz & Rutner build a durable delivery wagon for Helm.
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Tsacama
Cascade Mountains
Senator Guliom Reported Entirely Reformed
A brief wire report from Washington dated November 14 states Senator Guliom is reported to be wholly reformed after recent events.
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Washingon
Guliom
Iowans Arrive to Dedicate Vicksburg Iowa Memorial
Five hundred Iowa residents reach Vicksburg Mississippi to dedicate the Iowa memorial at the park with Governor Cumming leading a 600 strong delegation. Visitors spend the day sightseeing and preparing for the ceremony slated for tomorrow.
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Vicksburg, Miss
Cumming
Iowa Memorial
Vicksburg National Park
Lone Robber Claims Cherokee Land Rights
The Senate Indian committee heard a Cherokee Nation man seeking rights to lands. He previously held up a bank in Kansas yesterday.
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Vinita
Senate Indian Committee
Bank Robbery Hushed As $1800 Stolen In Newton
Investigation shows a lone robber held up Midland National Bank customers yesterday and escaped with 1800 dollars. No trace of the suspect exists. A 300 dollar reward was offered.
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Newton
Kaos
Midland National Bank
Castro Reported Dead In Venezuela Amid Distorted News
Fort De France Martique Nov 14 President Castro of Venezuela is reported dead. Mention of Victor Talking Machine at Straffon's Drug Store and a political play at Bowernock opera house next Wednesday lacks clear cohesive facts. The piece weaves political hints with a love story and local advertising jumbles.
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Fort de France
Martinique
Castro of
Venezola
Victor Talking Machine
Recjords
Straffon's Drug Store
Bowernock
Selling quilts and post cards in local Want Ads
The notice promotes secondhand wares including quilts and wares for sale at a set price, with contact through Gus Belphone and Callahan & Anderson. It invites readers to make offers and also mentions a stock of postcards carried by Boyles at 725 Mass. St. The Journal want column promises modest weekly reach for advertisements.
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Tost
Seewir's
G17
Mass
Callahan & Anderson
Gus- Belphone
Boyles
Burlington freight hearing features new witness and surprises
Witness E M Fisher an expert accountant testified that railroads often charged higher rates than those published to deter competition. The Missouri probe unexpectedly introduced Charles Ludlam of New York City to challenge Burlington claims of little local freight profit. Ludlam had overseen audit work for major insurers and was said to have reviewed Missouri Pacific books, suggesting local freight profits were substantial.
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M Wisher
Boxperk
Burlington
Charles Ludlam
New York City
Godlam
New York Life, Mutual and Equitable Tour Boos Company
Atats
Missouri
Missouri Pacific
St Louis
Lodiam
Miaroort
Countess Da Castellans Granted Divorce and Custody
Paris reports Countess Da Castellans win divorce and custody of her children. Children may stay with father’s consent and visit holidays one month annually. The count’s alimony request was denied. Court avoided witness exams and rapid ruling drew cheers from some spectators among Paris high society.
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Paris
Gonot
Tragic Horse Accident Claims Local Boy Near Baldwin
Albert Ball, son of AT Sheppard, was driving cows four miles east of Baldwin when his horse fell and crushed him. Despite rapid medical help, the boy died about 1 o’clock. Funeral held yesterday from the family home near Baldwin, AT Sheppard, a Douglas County Central Committee member, known locally for his service.
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Haldwin
Albert Ball
Sheppard
Kaldwin
Beiogs
Douglas County Central Committee
Snarp
Associated Charities elect officers for coming year
The Associated Charities elected officers including President J B Greenlee and Vice President Rey W B Wutchinson. Secretary J N Macomb and Treasurer Mrs Theo Gard ger named. Executive and workroom committees listed along with industrial school representatives and other members. Members of Lawrence judge No 4 TOOF invited to funeral for late Brother HH Howard.
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Associated Charities
J B Greenlee
Rey W B Wutchinson
J N Macomb
Theo Gardger
J Baxter
A B Cartar
S A Addis
Lousy Taylor
WH Sears
Gao M Fahrey
Mea & M
Lawrence
Toof
HH Howard
Foiited
Noted archaeologist Horatio Nelson Rosa Dies in Los Angeles
Major Rosa, a famed archaeologist and jargon author, longtime associate of John Brown and Civil War veteran, died at his South Pasadena home at age 72. The item notes a local Christmas goods arrival and invites viewing.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Horatio Nelson Rosa
John Brown
South Pasadena
Unfortunate reporters and local notices in Straffon’s Drug Store era
A reporter overhears a police court exchange where a caller asks for the room’s occupants and is told a reporter is present. The officer notes the remark Break his neck. The report highlights a female journalist and local notices including a church sale at Hester’s jewelry store and various ads for candies, drapery, and Christmas charity items around 1920s Kansas.
Board sets quarterly meeting of Woman's Auxiliary
The board of managers met at the building this morning to arrange the regular quarterly meeting of the Woman's Auxiliary. It will be held Wednesday at 4 o clock at the Association building with a dime tea served. Officers' quarterly reports will be called for and thirty six new pew members joined the gym since the last meeting two months ago.
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M.C. Remet
Womans Auxiliary
Association
Fire drills neglected in city schools amid holiday season
Fire drills have effectively stopped in city schools after a period of attention following the Iroquois fire in Chicago. Last winter drills were practiced regularly with ready signals, but this winter none have been attempted. The notice urges that drills be resumed, stressing their importance in larger cities.
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Chicago
Fragmentary Classified Stream Shows Tickets and Scams
A cluttered page lists event tickets for Arthur Pryor performances and a university game, plus notices about swindlers selling fraudulent agricultural charts. Local ads mention gold buying, chocolate dipped carpets, school papers, leather for back cushions, fresh oysters, and Florida oranges with several street addresses and phone references.
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