Bell and Conger Open Lunch Counter in Masa Street Block
Bell and Conger, buyers of the Jerry Ewers business at 1019 Masa Street, have fitted up a complete lunch counter and hired an experienced cook. They seek the student and merchant trade in the 800 900 and 1000 blocks. Everything clean neat and appetizing. Take your clothes to the O K Pantatorium over 830 Mass street for best work in approved style Clark and Porter Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. K. Pantatorium
Glark& Porter
The Finish Plans for Last Week of Campaign
The article reviews the final week of the national campaign with New York as a focal point. It notes major speakers and events across states, including Taft and Bryan appearances, and outlines Republican and Democratic mobilizations, key stadiums, and planned rallies through Oct. 28 and beyond.
Walter Meyer Found Dead in Nebraska Field
A 30-year-old Kansas man Walter Meyer, part of the hlawatha Meyer family, was found dead in a snowbound Nebraska cornfield near a train wreck site. His health had faltered recently. his brother Oscar aided by relatives searched the area as telegraphs and trains were halted by snow. An earlier Erie wreck near the location prompted the discovery. authorities believe he wandered away after alighting to view the wreck.
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Hiawatha
Nebraska
Atha
Kans
Hlawatha
IL Meyer
Brown County
Young Meyer
Omaha
Rosebud
Oscar Meyer
Hinwarduy City
Oscar v
Walter
Qeour Meyer
Oscar
Ernest Meyer
Walter Meyer
Kansas City
Law rence to Get Electric Line After Years of Effort
Mr Laming stated in the Journal that the Lawrence electric line project is financed and will not be derailed by the election. Financing has been underway for three years amid discouragements, but construction will push ahead with plans being finalized in Kansas City. Lawrence has long sought the line.
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Laming
Lawrence
Kansas City
Jard of Thanks and Plea of Insanity in Hains Case
Mrs. Nancy Wilson and family express thanks for kindness and flowers after a bereavement and note a plea of insanity as the defense of Captain Peter C. Hains Jr. in a murder case. The incident involved the killing of William E. Anvis at the Bay side Yacht club landing last August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Wilson
New York
Peter C. Hains, Jr
William E. Anvis
Bayside Yacht Club
Gompers Responds to Roosevelt Letter on Labor Rights
In Washington on October 26, Samuel Gompers issued a strong reply to Roosevelt’s letter to Senator Knox. He denounces the president’s stance and accuses him of demagoguery and threats against labor and liberty, insisting workers and citizens will resist coercive measures and defend human rights.
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Roosevelt
Knox
Washington
Senai
Perdo
Hoosena
Citiz
Sentior Kinex
Mus
Wits
Dpetiosyl Railroad
Suiron
Taft Claims Bryan Shaped Prosperity By Defeat
Taft told a Stamford crowd that Bryan’s defeat spurred prosperity, insisting the only way Bryan influenced prosperity was by losing. He spoke on a special train through Connecticut, with larger crowds at South Norwalk despite rain, promising the expected result would follow.
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Bryan
New Haven
Conn
Taft
Connecticut
Stamford
South Norwalk
Mrs Bryan Receives Warm Welcome at Waldorf Astoria
At a Women’s Democratic club reception in the Astor gallery Bryan faced kisses from two women and many others as he arrived at the Waldorf Astoria. The New York veteran showed mild embarrassment amid the bustling crowd as Bryan entered.
Cholera Danger Fades as Manila Grows Calmer
Manila Oct 20 A special medical board led by Rear Admiral G B Klurboer granted shore liberty to sailors for first time in weeks after evaluating cholera conditions. The health dragnet netted a single doubley suspect today.
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Manila
Special Medical Board
G. B. Klurboer
Board of Health
Town Marshal in Oklahoma Town Slays Two Men
Cheeotah Oklahoma October 20 John Vice town marshal shot and killed Lane Hughes and wounded his brother after they resisted an arrest the two men were popular white youths their families threatened vengeance after the shooting the marshal faces potential retaliation and local speculation continues about motive and consequences
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Oklahoma
Cheeotah
Okla
John Vice
Lane Hughes
Yat
Hes
Estanu
Allen Leeper Dead In Lawrence Early Settler Honored
Allen Leeper, 82, longtime Lawrence resident and old settlers roll member, died at his daughter’s home, Ai Gill, 1331 Connecticntist. He endured hardships from Guantrell’s raid and was noted as a key source on Lawrence’s early times. His wife died last June. Lincoln, Neb., Vet. 26.
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Allen Leeper
Ai Gill
Leeper
le Streut
Lawrence
Guantrell
Nce
Night Rider troubles draw Obion Samburg court action
Special Obion county court convened in Union City to present before the grand jury issues linked to the Night Rider disturbances centered in Obion City and Samburg on Reelfoot Lake. Gov Patterson left El Paso to attend the court meeting as leaders Lugo and Nobledo face death sentences in Torreon Mexico for raids on Viesens in June. A New York suit sale advert promotes half price outfits led by Al Stephenson inviting local ladies to visit on October 28.
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Nashville
Tenn
Obion City
Samburg
Reelfoot Lake
Obion County
Union City
Patterson
el Paso
Texas
Torreon
Mexico
Lugo
Nobledo
Viesens
New York
al Stephenson
A. Young
Masa. St
Markets by Wibe and area notices in Lawrence
A slice of market data and local notices from Lawrence, Kansas. Wheat receipts and prices in Kansas City and Chicago futures, dairy and cattle figures, plus small ads for sale items, a wedding notice for Miss Edna Leedy and Calvin Newman, and local classified items. Names include Lanham, Leedy, Leedy home, Mize, Gustafson, and Newman.
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Lawrence
Edna Leedy
Eureka
Calvin Newman
C. A. Leedy
Eure_ka
R. H. Mize
Miss Leedy
Mr. New
Man Oo Ragen
Leedy
Burbank
Pi. Beta Phi Sorority
Newman
K. U
Egg-O-See Receiver Appointed for Battle Creek Plant
Judge Albert Akers appoints John E. Linehan as receiver of Egg-O-See, the Battle Creek breakfast food venture. The Buffalo plant and Quincy mill faced closures in fall as the firm, capitalized at a million dollars, faced creditor alarms. Linehan bonds $200,000 and vows to cut extravagance, run the business prudently, and protect stockholders and creditors.
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Albert Akers
John E. Linehan
Battle Creek Breakfast Ad Company
McCoy
Buffalo
Linehan
Ompany
Asm
Idy and Gray
Quinsey Brokers
FW. Cassidy
Egg-O-Sec
Ereal Company
Quincy
Bauile Creek Breakfast Food Company
Severe murder charge faces Dunham suspect in San Jose
San Jose Cal Oct 26 Suspected of being Charles Dunham the brutal murderer of a half dozen persons Willie who was yesterday brought to this city from Sherman will today face an ordeal by a few men In the county probably about a thousand persons once acquainted with Dunham may judge him daily until authorities reach a decision Hatfield likely to be scrutinized daily until an outcome is reached
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San Jose
Cal
Charles Dunham
Win
Sherman
Dunham
Hatfield
Haskell Institute Officials Threaten Prosecution Over Liquor Sales
Topeka reports officials from Haskell Institute complain to federal officers about liquor sales to Indian students. They fear arrests and federal action at Leavenworth as guards escort boys back from jail to Lawrence. Charles, a Carlisle alumnus and Haskell disciplinarian, urges prosecution to deter dealers and curb drunkenness among Indian youths.
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Haskell Institute
Topeka
Lawrence
Peakster
Fial An UE
Haskell
Lawre
Unese
Leavenworth
Charles
Carlisle
Taft Confident Ohio Support and Hughes Praise
In New York on Oct 20 Taft spoke with callers and predicted Ohio would back him. He said he would not deserve to run if he couldn't carry his own state and thanked Governor Hughes for his work aiding the national ticket.
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Bunning
Taft
New York
Ohio
Hughes
West
Walt Mason
Elevator death at Hotel Kupper shocks Kansas City crowd
M E Chambers a lawyer from Aoxie Kansas was crushed in the Hotel Kupper lobby elevator last night. Trapped for minutes, bystanders urged action as his wife and daughter pleaded. He died after being revived briefly and later at his room around 12 30. The mixed details include other local notices and reports from San Francisco and Chicago.
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Kansas City
M. E. Chambers
Aoxie, Kans
Hotel Kupper
Ted Mens
Chambers
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Algo
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G. W. Jones
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Hell
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Hack
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Calla
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J. F. Venard
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Tur
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Ida M. Tarbell
Chicago
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Thomas A. Edison
Thomas
O. Llen?fy
Myra Kelly
William J. Locke
Brand Whitlock
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Dunmire
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Cameron, Mo
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Vinland
Taday
Means
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Wellsville, Kaus
Cora Rice
George Bahamaier
Lecompton Township
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WIBE
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Henry Albach
Mame
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Mass
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Nomi Viatin
LeRoy
Kansas
Building & Loan Association
Lawrence National Bank
Watkins National Bank
W. R. Stubbs
W. EB. Spalding
Geogue Euther
Pi Leos
Sweeney
Jacob 'Er Eilkey
J. EL .Suibee
Lawrence, Kansas
A. Monros
M. Newmark
A. Marks
G. Ghere Ravenor
Es Manley
A. Monroe
W. F. March
Jer
Woodward
Tiffany's
San Francisco
Hiram Bingham
Gilbert Islands
University of Manual Training School
Palace of Sweets
Moody
Dwight Moody
Moody Institute
Irentiss
Boughton’s
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