Knife clue ties Bullock to North Lawrence robbery
County officers sift clues in the October 11 rock Island robbery near Eudora. They describe Earl Ross Bullock as 5 feet 4 inches, 140 pounds with brown hair and blue eyes, last seen in North Lawrence wearing a brown or gray suit and a light hat. Reward totals $600 after county commissioners added $100. The suspect is linked to a bank robbery and the shooting of Officer Pringle. a changed necktie and a knife found at Stevens Store hint at his movements toward the westbound Rock Island train.
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Kaw Valley
Jordan Farm
Youn Atsadel
Ross Hallock
Espera
Bave
Piullock
Thaay
Bullock
Love
Ynurder
Stevens
North Lawrence
Lis
Pringle
Thay
Rock Island
North Laswreen
Eudora
Glases
Herington
Kansas
Bulot
Earl Ross Bullock
Iver—Johinson
Erless
Ohe Hopkins
Allen
Ballockt
Flew Over Paris Aerial Feat Charms Paris Crowds
The French aviator started from Juvisy and flew about 13 miles to Varhay then circled 400 feet over Paris near the Eiffel Tower before returning to Juvisy. Spectators cheered as the tiny aircraft glided above the tower, hailed as a triumph akin to Santos-Dumont.
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Topeka
Juvisy
Varhay
Eiffel Tower
Cie
United States
Brotherhood Meeting Highlights Presbyterian Men Social Evening
The Presbyterian Brotherhood held a church gathering last night with a Ladies of the church prepared elaborate supper and old songs. Prof Robert Duncan spoke on a branch of chemistry in a lively style. Officers were reelected and praised for service. Dr Powell delivered a brief address after the meeting.
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Presbyterian Elit
Robert’ K. Duct
Duncan
de Wow
Lair
I. Es. Bailew
Dodds
Mitchell
Liew Powell
Los. Army
Powell
Taft Plans Golf Run Over 125000 Acre Gregory Ranch
President Taft rose late under cloudy skies and started toward the golf links near Gregory Texas. He is stopping with his brother G Taft three miles from Gregory at a house owned by Tala the ranch and plans to plant the entire pine region with cotton.
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Gregory
Tex
Taft
G. Taft
United States Marshal Mackey Visits Lawrence
United States Marshal W. H. Mackey was in Lawrence this morning on a flying trip. The visit may foreshadow actions tied to opposing freight rate increases. Separate items mention a Swedish scientist in custody and a violent wedding aftermath in Chicago.
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H. Mackey
Lawrence
United States
W. H. Mackey
Mackey
Wheat and cattle market report from Kansas City
Markets by Wire from Kansas City show grain and provisions activity. Wheat futures edge lower while corn and oats move slightly. butter cream and live stock trade slow. Cattle receipts rise with mixed prices for beef steers and cows, hogs and pork products steady to firm. stockers and feeders move modestly.
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Uive
Puitle
Training Table to Start for Kansas Football Team
Kansas University football training table will begin on Thursday with regular meals at El Mit. Debates over meal location and opponents loom as Kansas readies to face Nebraska and the crowd of rout ers headed for Lincoln. A large Kansas delegation travels, while Coach Kennedy and Assistant Mosse push hard in practice amid calls for team unity and improved defense.
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Kansas University
el Mit
K. C
Firisl
Johlinson
Iack
Varsity
Linesly
Kan
Nebraska
Nestlind
Cornhuskers
Aggies
Lincoln
Lansdon
Lawrence
Will
Hulsone
Jlerh Hullene
J. A. Henley
M. Robinson
Bias Willits
Washington University
McCook Field
Kennedy
Mosse
Tigers
Uwre
Ann Arbor
Lawrente
Manhattan
Sftar
K. Twomen
EXPECT STREET CAR PEOPLE SAN FRANCISCO REJOICES
A chaotic fragmentary column notes a San Francisco street car culture beat and a Portok reappearance with warship pageantry. It mentions Mrs 411 Cohn at 705 Indiana Street and a sewing club gathering with miscellaneous social notes including rehabilitation themes and fashion reforms by the Sun Day Sweater Society in Lawrence.
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Bridge Club
Cohn
Indiana Street
Visit of the Sullivan and Breidenbach families
Em manuel Sullivan and several others arrive for a several day stay from the west before heading to Dayton. The piece also notes road work on Indiana Street, car service for a football game, a court fight in Saquipa Oklahoma, and a found lost child near the Journal’s press. The new studio at 1035 Mass. St is mentioned.
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Manuel Sullivan
Albert Emanuel W. R. Sullivan
William Breidenbach
Varry Rawh
Dayton
Indiana Street
A Wells
Lawrence
Eli
Maine Street
Squires
Sterling
Mass
Hood-Blanton
Aia City
Crowe
James W. Blanter
Jhesk
Stephen T. Howl
Bell
General House of Eussipyted
Addis
Pittsburgh church in prosperity claims 1.3 million communicants
Reports from Pittsburg show the Disciples of Christ church thriving with 1,300,000 communicants and a total valuation of 29,742.24. The International Centennial unfolds with delegates and street meetings after a brisk convention ending with evangelist efforts and singing. Bible schools reach about 1,000,000 students while 6,801 ministers serve across regions.
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Elimehess ST Bible Schools
Tor Clare
Bakers First Game Reinstates Football After Abolition
Baker University played its first football game in fourteen years, facing the KUC second eleven in a 6 to 5 clash. The sport had been banned by church authorities for spiritual reasons, but Bishop Quayle and Senator Bristow supported its return and the recent vote cleared the way for a full football revival.
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Baker Universits
Uoon
K. UC
Board of Husters
Quayle
Bristow
Alfred Page Freed in Wheat Theft Acquittal
Alfred Page was acquitted yesterday afternoon of stealing wheat. Judge Clark presided over the case arising from a North Lawrence incident near Mrs. Sy Robinson’s bar. Attorney George J. Barker represented Page as the trial attracted significant attention.
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Teed Wage
Dadge Clark
Robinson
Tstak
Cgeorge J. Barker
Pare
Sy Robinson
North Lawrence
Supreme Court Allows Franchise Break Differing Service
The Supreme Court decision in the Mast Obie Raupany case holds a utility may cease furnishing a commodity if not bound by a perpetual franchise. The Tunnesses Street line runs 24 minute service instead of the 30 minute schedule, prompting manager Skinner to defend current service as superior to franchise requirements. The Salvation Army appeals for clothing donations as winter clothing drive ends, with volunteers planning calls Friday morning.
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Supreme Court
Columbus
Tunnesses Street
Skinner
EE GIRL HIRERS From Topeka Walks for Record Sunday
Three Topeka girls walked from Topeka toward Lawrence and back, a distance that set a long distance walking record for the area. They left Topeka at 6:30 Sunday, endured a tough stretch between towns, reached Lawrence by train time, and returned to Topeka for work Monday morning.
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Topeka
Adam Cotton
Eiwin Cases
Elizabeth
Lawrence
Here
Weston
Popeka
Spivey
Min
Yorktown Surrender Commemoration Exercises Held Today
Impressive exercises honored history at Yorktown on October 19 under the descendants of Declaration signers. The site marks Cornwallis surrender ten miles from the railroad, with Yorktown residents and state citizens represented. Attendance was light as visitors arrived by automobile and river steamer.
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Saquipa
Okla
Get
Henry Clay King
E. Stanfield
King
Fred
Caldwell
Stanfield
Yorktown
Qet
Lord Cornwallis
United States
York Country
Grain magnate suicide shocks Maryland community
A Rich Grain Man shot himself at his home in Van Bibhe Maryland last night and died later. The man, once a leading figure in grain statistics, faced recent personal troubles and high society social circles. Ed Parsons, jeweler at 717 Mass Street, Lafayette, was noted in local society as connected to the case.
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Henry A.scold
Elatinder
Emuitey
van Bibhe
Wroth
Crouble
Lafayette
Ed. Parsons
Mass
Death Thins Branes 46.312 Names Dropped From Per sian List Last Year
Washington dispatch reports that 46 312 Civil War veterans were dropped from the Persian pensions list last year. Commissioner Warner notes the yearly pension totals and the Civil War survivor roll now stands at 593 961. Warner explains posting and beneficiary counts reflect changes after broad Veterans Administration actions this year.
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Washington
Der
le Teow Pei
Uniting States
Vesperian Warner
Anmissioner
Pensar
Gulun
Ull
Warner
Atteant
Prineigs
Gramber
Beustoners
Mexico
Amateurs Aim High on Mount McKinley Route
In Washi Get 1 city, a party of amateur climbers plans Mount McKinley ascent. Asahel Curtis, famed as a tough climber, leads an experienced expedition using the Cook Route via steamer to melt and Susitna inlet. Five seasoned climbers are required for the climb.
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Cook
Mount McKinley
Ameri
Asahel
Curtis
Engine falls into creek in accident scene
Fragmented notices describe an engine collapse into a creek near Cedar Creek 2.5 miles south and two men buried under wreckage. One man Bert Doughis died, other Jute MRay killed. authorities identify body as Mrs. James Satterfield later. Also listed are sale ads, rental offers, and job requests from the nearby area.
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Kansas
Mayette
Kan
Yneny
Bert Doughis
Huth
Dar Creek
Ohio
Fam
St. Nome
St. Louis
Dayton
Shallow Creek
Laan Taylor Avenues
North St.eben
O. E. Louis
Batteltes
James Satterfield
Thomas Sattectel
Yooma Sand
Thomas Kine
Hhode Island
Killine Wwe
Wedding interrupted by mother’s objection and priest change
A Kansas weather note, then a domestic scare as Rev Darel Cooper faced a mother’s protest at a wedding. Miss Lavens Mahoney requested a Catholic priest, but the bride’s mother forbade the ceremony, triggering an interruption. Other items note a broken arm from a Miss Hudelph accident and a remarriage license for Carl Attenbernd and Martha Gerstenberger. Whitney Brothers entertainment ads and violinist Helen Phipps listed.
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University of Kansas
Sedana
Mae
Miss Meret
Petry
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Karl Shelley
Awfnl
Tie Sonires Studie
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Rootera
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Mother of the Church
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Baker
Alfred Page
Salvanion
Bayles
Mass. St
Parsons
Tudern Hanse
Indiana
Bath
Philip Young
Sylvia
Nan
West Wineknex St
UK Tile Bell
P.O. Severs
Meen
Mount Lope Nursery
Theo Authociies
Pinder
Wiederaann
Dare
Mr. Vernon Silver
Robert Hird & Co
Alabama Street
Indications. Co
Wei
Ransax
Carl GC. Attenbernd
Martha Gerstenberger
Whitney Brothers
G. Plank
Helen Phipps, Reseher
Pinckney
Manly
Weadtofoot Outfitters
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