23 Oct 1906
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1906
Page
1
Leis corner advertises homestead land deals from Lawrence for Western Kansas and Eastern Colorado via A T and J on October 19, November 8 and 20. Prospective buyers are urged to call early to secure land with small down payments and seven year terms at 6 percent interest.
A severe storm blazed across eastern Colorado and neighboring states with up to twenty inches of snow in Denver and widespread tracking of rail delays. Temperatures hovered near freezing and damage was moderate while stockmen warned of limited range impact. Relief promised by weather bureau as clearing is expected.
The second day of the Farmers National Co operative Congress in Topeka lists about 150 delegates and rough work ahead as committees meet. Appointments include telephones L Harringer Iowa legislative James Butler Kansas grain marketing L Banleye Iowa life insurance Row McCulloch Arkansas live stocks Campbell Bursill Oklahoma cotton marketing Leo Tarlittay.
Report indicates 2000 members of the International Association of Machinists may strike within a day or two on the Southern Pacific system. Discharges and alleged discrimination against boys supporting the union drive are cited as causes.
Secretary Vignand of the American embassy will represent the United States at the congress for suppression of white slave trade held here. The primary aim is to secure coopera tion of nations to protect immigrant women. The meeting opened yesterday and includes high level discussions on enforcement and aid.
A city council held a special session last night and appointed election officials for all six wards. Names listed include judges C L Lioroo Geo Nichols Jom Gardner in ward one and others across wards with clerks and multiple officials per position. Seven council members were present with no dissent reported.
A formal change of command will occur as Brigadier General Frederick Funston hands over control in California. John J. Pershing is set to assume command on Thursday, with Funston arriving from Washington to oversee the transfer of duties.
On Final Tour New York Oct 23 Charles Hughes republican candidate for Hoverace left apgton early for Elmira on 2 Goal campaign trip. In Topeka Kans Oct 24 western storm failed to reach Topeka as predicted and weather is warm. Train departments report no further trouble with trains due to the storm. The Western storm story continues. The Ladies of the WWA club held their regular meeting at the home of Mrs DoW Anderiar. The quarterly report was prepared by the secretary Ball ail way stuserad by favorite quotation. Miss Mo Brockmun read a pleasant piece and Mrs Saylor sang a song. Miss V Gray of Vanesas City was a guest. Next meeting at Miss M Simmona Qe New York street. Duchess of ACUsls makes balloon ascent on Oct 23 with Baron and Paroness san Martha landing Casssuo 1)'adda.
Norman Duncan, widely known writer of forceful fiction, plans to reside in Lawrences most of the year to focus on his work. The town will gain a man of merit and promise as he spends his time here.
A 13 000 pound engine arrived Tuesday morning for the light plant project. No wagon could support the weight locally, so one from Ottawa was used. Under contract the Ol Engine Co will set the engine on the foundation and moving costs fall on them. The electric light plant is hoped ready by January 1, but delays and prophesies worry the timeline.
Grand jury probes sensational charges from Chase Murphy of Tammany Hall alleging independence league candidates paid to withdraw and that money was demanded of Democratic nominees. A letter confirming a 450 payment for endorsements was shown after Congressman Gouldeo discussed it with Francis Shoever. In other city dispatches, weather and local notices appear with various brief items from Wichita Wichita Ont to Kansas City and Schenectady news.
Mr and Mrs Engle celebrated their fiftieth anniversary with about 150 friends at their south city home. The decorated rooms glowed with gold motifs, a grand dining table, and a cordial luncheon served by Haskell School girls. The Haskell orchestra provided music and gifts included a book purchased by the GAR member Charles Royt and Mrs Wall presented the hosts with a keepsake. The couple are longtime local settlers and were praised by neighbors for their enduring friendship.
Morning round at the high school shows good attendance with several pupils back after absence. Six suspects connected to throat illnesses were examined and only one probable diphtheria case found among the new and previously detained students. Bowling match ends with Morris 2510 to Berger 2809. Edmonds tops Morris with 503 and Williams leads Berger with 495. Funeral held for Fred B. Ahlstrom, a 20th Kansas soldier, with company honors and firing squad. Local notices invite readers to a Armours Beef Tea demonstration and a public journal service for election news.
About a hundred women suffragists forced entry to the House of Commons outer lobby during Parliament reopening. They mounted chairs and shouted slogans as police struggled to eject them, with two orders issued to remove the most militant participants.
Douglas County Sunday school convention met at the home of Hry Freuenner and set the time and place for the full convention to be held in Lecompton on November 2st. Waters of Wellsville and J L Cogley of Clinton attended the town meeting. The board of health orders reopening Lawrence schools Thursday with health inspections and diphtheria precautions. The Pirates of Penzance staged by K A School of Music with Mia Lyon directing. Nash Williams and Walker performed to a large Lawrence audience with praise for Williams and Welker. local pride noted. Hot tomato bouillon advertised at Raymond's. be sure to wear headbands and pew combs at Gustafson’s.
Lou Bergman of Chicago spending a few days in the city and Mrs Don Carlo entertaining ladies at a musical and tea. Kansas City visitors and travels to Toledo and Seattle are noted along with faculty entertainments at the University of Kansas. Wedding invitations and social reminders fill the column with multiple names and destinations.
Vice President Fairbanks traveled through Indian Territory addressing a dozen cities from the rear platform of a special train. Tomorrow he is scheduled to tour Arkansas and New York.
Lloyd Carter sues Sheriff Woodward and Under Sheriff Ray for false imprisonment. He says he was an innocent bystander during a disturbance at Brown's grave last summer when Thornton and his wife fought, and he was fully imprisoned by deputies.
The Kitties, a famed musical group praised as among the world’s greatest, are set to appear on November 1st. L. Conklin has secured the Indian Motorcycle agency and will showcase the motorcycle arrival and its merits. Menthol is recommended as a beneficial product for readers.
Fragmented text reports Christopher L Edwards facing troubling bars and fear of a bralog giving way under nervous shock. Elke care for the sink man. O P Barber & Sons Lotion offered at 25c a bottle. The Little grocery at Corner carries a range of groceries. Corner grocery 1303 Kentucky street promotes products and trial.
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