Fire destroys Hoadley store in Lawrence blaze
At 2:30 this morning the Hoadley store at 902 WH Mass street burned, costing about 14000 in stock and 3500 in insurance. The building owned by People's State Bank suffered total wreck, with Miss Leuu Badsky's and the Hosford Investment offices also damaged or looted. Firefighters faced fierce flames and smoke, breaking windows to vent heat as they battled from basement to roof. Night bell staff and local residents aided. several firefighters injured but none fatally.
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Jim Munroe
Carel
Hoadley
Mass
Lawrence
Anary
People’s State Bank
Bloadley
Ture
Baldwin
Hvad- Toy
Hosford Investment Company
Surance
Dr. Ogle
Stubbs
Reinisch
Thames
Cforts
Slufford and Company
People’s Bank
Reiniseh
Lew Rocklands
Home Dairy
Illawatha Cafe
Hosdiey
Jim Stunroe
Fire Department
Loudleys
Kostui
Ty Ture
Charles F. Brooks
Hoesford Investment Company
Urd Clingman
Brooklyn Police Probe Blue Beard Case
Brooklyn police suspect Frederick Gebhardt alias Mueller, a man linked to several women’s disappearances, may have murdered multiple partners. Captain Coughlan says the suspect confessed enough to aid new leads, with investigations expanding to clarify other cases tied to marriage fraud, while trial looms.
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Brooklyn
New York
Frederick Gebhardt
Mueller
Bluebeard
Coughlan
Brooklyn Detective Force
Oliver
Iwenen
Cebliact
Sim
Elies Ap" Yeurdhange
Uiue Yous
Woontn
SU An
Scharrerlein
Siti
Mac Seb
Detectivesebhardt
New York Campaigners Rally as Election Nears
New York mayoralty race intensifies with party leaders and allies urging supporters to back William Hearst and T Barnard. GOP fusion candidate sees wide street presence while efforts push to defeat P. Tall amid municipal administration issues.
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New York
Laday
Pai
Willian Hearst
Vivie
Ventalatee
T. Barnard
Walsh May Stay Free On Bond While Appeal Pending
Judge Grusseup in the federal appeals court denied the government request to cancel Walsh's $50,000 bond after his Chicago National Bank funds misuse conviction was affirmed. Walsh may remain in Chicago under bond as his appeal to the Supreme Court proceeds, with possible increased bail or continued surveillance considered by the government.
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Chicago
K. Walsh
Chicago National Bank
United States Appellate Court
Supreme Court
Grusseup
Walsh
Bim
United States
Tur
Wedded and killed them New York police expose confessions
Police pressure yields more hints from Frederick Gebhardt alias Otto Mueller about marrying women for money and killing them. Authorities believe he targeted Anna Luther and a boarding mistress Mary Katz in 1900, leading to a fatal aftermath three days later.
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New York
Mueller
Frederick Gebhardt
Otto Mueller
Anna Luther
Gebhardt
Mary Katz
Lawrence social notes and upcoming Greek stunt event
About 150 attend a mass meeting at the Commercial Club. Mrs Olin Bell hosts a thimble party for Mrs G E Libbey with autumnal decor and a darning contest won by Mrs Rutinielworth. Mayor Bishop discusses telephone issues. Plans for a Pan Hellenic stunt night at Kansas University and a missionary society event are noted along with local social chatter and humorous scenes from gatherings. Mortimer Cahill and wife visit Lawrence en route to Colorado.
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Olin Bell
G E. Libbey
Brooklyn
Dutin Rilworth
Bell
M Corp
Ulney
Evelyn Siro
Grace Bell
Gleed
Kansas University
Rach
Praternity
Night riders terrorize Kentucky town as girl defends home
In Lexington a brunette resident in West Lawrence fends off forty masked night riders with a double barreled shotgun after attackers break in, while Kreitz’s daughter fires in defense. In Missouri, two prisoners escape jail while others refuse to leave. In Manchuria, Ito’s assassin identified as Inchan Angan, a Korean ex-editor. Local notes cover ads, real estate talk, and a Bell Telephone discussion in Lawrence with leaders debating business terms and a council resolution backing the city’s stance.
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Kentucky
Lexington
Der
Tae
Mason County
Eriking
West jGeanse
Kreitz
Lawrence
Sheten
Iowa Accuses Kansas of Rule Violations in Training Table Dispute
Iowa claims Kansas and Nebraska violated conference rules by operating a training table. The dispute centers on meals and housing for Nebraska players at Lincoln, with teams staying at the Hotel Royal in Ames and Lincoln athletic staff overseeing meals. Coach Kennedy says the issue reflects a misreading of conference rules, not deliberate wrongdoing.
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Hawkeyes
Kansas
Nebraska
Town University
Kansas University
LA Pate
Towa City
Tawkeyes
Missoury Valley
Niebra
Nansas
Towa
Elotel Royal
Aittle
Hotel Royal Amd
Taavkesis
Kennnedy
Nunety Couferenes
Npw
Deainia
Kennedy
Sasibury
Conjer—Carlson
Innards
Markets by Wire and Local Trade Mentions
A disruptive ledger of farm goods and livestock prices with scattered items from Lawrence. References include Timothy hay, wheat flour, buckwheat, creamery products, wagons, spreaders, and cattle quotes. Notes mention Santa Fe receipts, hogs, and a local photography offer at 1023 Massachusetts St.
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Vermont St
Chicago
Vermont
Kaw
Wolf
Valley Nursery
Bell -Phone
Dee
Rein Lameres
McCulloch's Drugs Park
Real estate bargains and farm listings in Missouri and Kansas
A jumble of real estate ads notes McDonald County Missouri farms for sale or exchange and Douglas County Kansas properties. Listings include 120 acres with timber priced at 3000, a cross fenced 3% acre alfalfa farm with gas service at 2700, plus countywide farm offerings and terms from McQuery McNeill Investment Co. Also items on a funeral, local business notices, and various market quotes and ads for rings and rentals.
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McDonald County
Missouri
Aml
Lawrence
Douglas County
McQuery
McNeill
Douglas
Shawnee
Jefferson
Wyandotte
McQuery-McNeill Investment , Co
Merchants Bank
Johnson Seeks Jeffries Heavyweight Title Bout in NYC
Jack Johnson arrives in New York from San Francisco and proclaims readiness to fight James J. Jeffries under fair terms. Negotiations begin as managers George Little and Sam Berger confer to arrange a match for the heavyweight championship, with California or New York city as possible venues.
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Jack Johnson
Jeffries
New York
San Francisco
Neare
Johnson
Bim
Juhnson
Linke
Salason
Sam Berger
Berger
Little
Tin
Jobson
California
Get
Dack Johnson
James J
George Little
Julinson
McMahon brothers moved to Kansas City jail after Lansing prison transfer
James and Patrick McMahon were brought from the State Penitentiary at Lansing to Kansas City by deputy sheriff on an interurban car. James faced three charges of first degree murder for killing his two sisters Katherine and law. Preliminary examination waived, bail set at $15,000. The crowd offered no demonstrat ion at the jail. Taft and Cannon spoke in Memphis on waterways improvement while differing with the bond matter.
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Kansas City
McMahons
James
Patrick McMahon
State
Lansing
Sheri
Tarer James
Patrick Still
Taft Elabors Dinner on Steamer Quincy
President Taft and party travel down the Mississippi toward Vicksburg Natchez and New Orleans with a dinner on board the Quincy hosted by senators and representatives. Speaker Cannon remains wary of bond funded improvements and continues opposition to non continuing contracts. A separate note mentions Zephyr flour pricing and a land drawing ruling in Aberdeen Nebraska.
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Memphis
Tenn
Taft
Mississippi River
Vickshure
Natchez
New Orleans
Quincy
Cannon
Panaroma Canal
Sioux City
Iowa
Proudfoot
Washington
The
Journal
William J. Engel
Butte
Nebraska
Aberdeen Land
Interior Department
Dalton Shows Stall Warped Sleddings Down Oklahoma Circuit
Emmett Dalton faces opprobrium in Oklahoma as his mass meeting and screen show of the Dalton raid are criticized by press and public. Enid Eagle condemns his exploitation of bandit lore while praise and concern mingle from local supporters about his example to youth. Blackmar named to advisory board of International Prison Congress in Washington.
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Dalton
Emmett Dalton
Oklahoma
AY Jenuin
Enid Eagle
Coffeyville
Enid
Fragmented Weather Note From An Ancient Page
Fragmented OCR weather fragment mentions wind and 24 hour measures with unclear units and garbled terms. Contains scattered references to wind velocity and humidity but lacks coherent data or identifiable location or date for a usable weather report.
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Will Hoadley
Tipwka
Ogt
Henry M. Bayliss
Gail
Eloek
Jay
Stven
H. Thompson
Floyd Carter
Endersheriff Bayless
Rachel and
Ruth Fischer
Soxman & Co.'s
Grosseup
John ‘Walsh
Baker
Clarlates Ream
Tommy Dunstan
Alva Wight
Tom Best
Clayton Anderson
Clyde Blanchard
Merion Frenchy
Clarence Ream
Barclay
Cunningham
Naylor
Blanchard
Alva Wigt
Glen Willgus
Allen Beck
Jimmie Allerdice
Ream
Damnstan
Andrerson
French
Chirence Ream
Uisens
Commercial Club
Bishop
Missionary Society of the
See
Ond Presbyterian Church
Missionary Society of the First Presbyterian
TL. Maughlin
Lawrenee
Mortimer Cahill
Mortim Cahill
C. W. White
Hardy
Lowell
Benny
Kart
Preston
Viel
J. Philip Kanaky
Toe
Kappa Signa
Tieffi
Samuel Melohers
C. Arnold
Jaccard
Liberty
Charles
Tex
Charles Gilpie
William Talbot
Harbin
Manchuria
Prince Ito
Inchan Angan
Seoul
Ito
Shulz
Sexman’s
Gustafson
Comercial Club
Lawrence Business
Finney F1
Charles Starkweather
Lawrence Commercial Club
Bell Telephone
Abe Bell
Aml Lawrency
Bell Company
Pallowine
Geel Mayer
Muyle
Mashop
Tome
Varry Kck
Eigouness
Bell, Company
Davies
North Dakota
America
Fore River Ship Building Company
Provincetown
Colorado
Colorado Springs
Col
Colorado City
M. T. Grafton
Leavenworth
William Stall
Grafton
Hughes
Overbeak
Robert PL Tues
S.A
Evans-Metcalf Co
Liew
Squires
Dunmire 'S
Hay—Choice
Timothy
Choice Prairie
Rutter— Creamery
Mitchell and Fish Bros. Wagons
Litchfield Spreaders
Frans-Metcalf Co
Nise
Dunmire’s
Santa Fe
Rexall
McCulloch
Santa Fe Talera
Rogers
Benjamin
Ripley
Massachusetts St
Hume
Merc
Emrly Teter
Will Offi
Evans Metcalf Co
Paina
W. H.bates
Red
Mass, St
Lone Star
Taft and Cannon
President
Newcastle
Minenapolis
Bowersork Mills & Power Co
Minnesota
Gary
United States Steel Corporation
Chie
Steel Corporation
John R. Walsh
Yale
Landon
Chapin
Wilkesbarre
Levy
Yale Universer
Bluefields
Nicarasid
Medical Department
Zetroy
Jaya
Janagua
Lennar
League
Edich Martyn
Varang
Ihe
Cooney
Waterloo
Town
Mark Cooney
Liwa
South Hall
I Tod
Leora Strahl
Pall River
Wiedemann's
Squires Studio
McCulloch’n Drag Store
New Ground Flour Studio
Billiken
Gunstafson
College
Dunjmire
Daily Weather
University of Kansas
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