Society Notes and Upcoming Weddings in Town
In society news this week, dances headline Friday night at the chapter house with the Alpha Tan and a Ke band performing at F. AL Ayn. Multiple local weddings are announced including Miss Robin son to Mr. Earnest, with ceremonies at the bride’s home and a reception to follow. A quiet home wedding for Miss Hutt to Mr. Ditard is planned with Rev. Lantz officiating and out of town guests noted. Also listed are society notices, fashion ad hints, and local business promos for Gustafson jewelers, Wiedemann popcorn, and Abel Wolfson loans.
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Seattle
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Kansas City
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Eflie Robinson
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Hare
Mirnieapolis
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Ware
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Lawrence
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Gertrude Isliard
Manhattan
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Edward and
William Hutt
Lydia Hutt
Chicago
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St. Jacobes
Cilipene
Own Your Home Ownership vs Rent Illustration Caption
A brief comparison illustrates the differences between owning a home and paying rent, highlighting long term equity, stability, and potential costs versus ongoing monthly payments. The piece emphasizes the benefits of ownership over tenancy in building wealth and security.
Evangelist Biederwolf Speaks On Home This Night In Tent
In Lawrence last night Evangelist Biederwolf led meetings in a well lit tent on a main thoroughfare drawing 800 to 1000 listeners. He preached a powerful sermon on home stressing its sacred value and urging families to revive worship and responsibility. He urged mothers to teach gentleness not harsh discipline and urged faithful family worship.
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Supreme Court Hears Kansas Liquor Law Appeal
Washington reports that counsel informed the Supreme Court a compromise may be reached in the Kansas liquor law case. The dispute over constitutionality would be dropped, with the focus on sentencing severity for violations. In Kersch v City of Topeka, a dismissal was secured on Kersch’s application.
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Whitlow Hearing Set for October 24 in Whitlow Murder Case
Preliminary hearing for Samos F. Whitlow in the May Sapp murder was scheduled for Thursday, October 24 after agreement by the attorneys. The note appears amid garbled local ads and notices, including piano studio, writ papers, livestock inquiries, and various shop announcements.
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Finishing touch dollar offered for limerick line
The Journal of Lawrence Kansas offers a dollar to anyone who completes a limerick line for a play by M Stringer. Submit by Tuesday Oct 22 to the Finishing Touch Editor at Journal. Open to all residents.
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Barker to File Two New Suits in Topeka Today
Geo J Barker traveled to Topeka to file two new lawsuits seeking policies of Perkins. Executors of the estate proceed with suits valued at 30000 dollars and 5000 dollars as companies delay.
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Street Car Disaster Trials and Injuries Prompt Suit
One man killed and about twenty five injured when an EF Wren Avenue street car toppled a twenty five foot embankment at Meant Uope. Attorney Murry L. Bausch died of injuries. several seriously hurt include Miss Bessie Powell and Miss Helen Hall among others. Gen J Barker filed two life insurance suits in Topeka against Capital Life and Aetna Life, seeking 50000 and 25000 respectively, claiming executors will contest payments.
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Renj. Eisenstein
Magill Trial Desolates Town Across Indiana
Fontanet Indiana October 16 residents awaken to desolation as the Magill murder trial unfolds. Mrs. Magill’s daughter Margaret testifies about her mother’s death and family ties while Fay Graham links to a promised act to make homes habitable. Soldiers guard the town and police warn against disturbances.
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Personal visitors frequent Lawrence on a busy day
Guin of Kansas City spent the day in Lawrence. Peter Eberhardt from Deer Creek was in the city today. Co H Manwaring of Kanwaka also visited town. R. Vince of Wakarusa was a visitor today. A. Bartee of Pahayra visited the courthouse. J R Kenzie of Los Angeles, Colo., visited friends here. Elwood Day of Willow Springs greeted Lawrence friends. Chas Pilla and others from Eudora were up from the town today.
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Court House
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Willow Springs
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Eudora
University notes from campus news and events
First shipment of the new law library reference books arrives at a cost of 33500 dollars. Football training table at Sunflower club with fifteen men. more to join. Phi Delta Phi to initiate three members. Gymnasium building accepted except swimming pool. Bachelor of Arts degrees awarded to Moodie Harris Finney and Campbell. Teacher’s certificate granted to Benn. Baldwin awarded physics scholarship. Frack Snow discusses Rhodesia newspaper work and dangers faced. Dramatic club tryout set for Thursday. Ethel Booth visits Silver Lake. Episcopal chapel to host faculty and students Friday evening.
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Blackmailers Frustrated in South Dakota extortion case
An extortion plot against J. Grier, Mine manager at Momestead gold mine, failed when suspects led by Mrs Anna Maljas and Chr ber husband were arrested after a decoy letter was left as directed. Grier’s mine is the finest in South Dakota and the case dates from October 16.
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Found Dead Prominent Inventor in Chicago Boarding House
David Redfield Proctor, 81, cousin of Vermont Senator Redfield Porter, was found dead in a south Clark Street boarding house. Once wealthy from royalties, he patented a device that arrested sparks from locomotive funnels to prevent prairie fires. Other items mention astrology, observers in Paris, and a Kansas board of control report.
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David Redfield Proctor
United States
Redfield Porter
Vermont
South Clark Street
Markets by Wire Grain and Provisions
Kansas City market report lists wheat receipts and bid figures for Dec May and other contracts. Corn oats rye and hay values shown with No 2 grades and prices. Butter eggs and creamery notes present alongside a proverb about poverty and love seeking work.
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Bell- One
Final Proposition Aims at St Joe Game This Year
St J U proposes to host the Thanksgiving football game against Missouri, offering to cover both teams’ expenses and banquet after the game. W C Lansdon says Missouri will likely accept today. Tebane demands 27 percent of gross receipts and cash for complimentary copies.
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Freed an Austrian after seven years in San Quentin
San Francisco reports the release of S. Monmunckros Von Veisera, a noble Austrian and famed San Francisco footpad, after seven years in San Quentin penitentiary, enabled by the Austrian government. Also noted is the death of former U S Postal Inspector George L. Seuboldt and various local notices including an anniversary dance for F F A members and several business brief items.
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Opera Cafe Under New Management Advertises Gutting Service
In a fragmented historic ad, Opera Cafe proclaims new management and its convenience to “gut that which” in a stringy, unclear pitch. Nearby notices promise a furnished seven room house at 744 Mass and a home place job offering.
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Second Ward
J. M. Neville
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