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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1913
Page
8
The Christian Endeavor of the Conegreational Church will host a Halloween masquerade event at the church on Saturday November first at 8 00 p m for strangers and new members Informal Tea was held by Mrs Tom Veatch for a few intimate friends at five o clock this afternoon Mrs Mable Rankin will entertain with a masquerade party this evening
An information filed yesterday charges Howard Wynn with murder in the death of Col Rankin following an assault with intent to kill. The filing states Rankin’s death is connected to the attack, and Wynn must stand trial as the case proceeds.
County Attorney J S Amick stated that the charge against Wynn has not been formally changed to murder trial but is expected to proceed. He asserted the court can be convinced Wynn caused Col Rankin's death through the alleged attack and that the defendant committed murder if brought to trial.
A Whitemonad Wisconsin merchant Maxil, a well known dealer, bought Chamberlain medicine stock to supply customers. After receiving them he fell ill and states one small bottle of Chamberlain’s Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy was worth more to him than his entire stock. For sale by H L Raymond & Co.
Francis M Miller, born October 7, 1844 in Ohio, died November 26 11s. Funeral held Wednesday at home in North Lawrence with Rev T E McFarland officiating. A lifelong Methodist, he lived in Lawrence fifteen years and served in the 1th Indian Infantry during the Civil War. Survived by his wife and nine children, including Mrs L Wo Poringtons Banne Kansas and Mrs Mire Douglas Ate ikon, plus others in Lawrence, Colorado and elsewhere.
C. E. Sutton went to Kansas City this morning. Mrs W W Scott and daughter Winfield returned to Crowe Agency Montana after a two months visit. W A Carlisle of Atchison spent yesterday there. Carl Carlson of Independence staying at the Sigma Nu house. Fred Fein and Vic Johnson left for Norman Oklahoma. Mrs Thomas Corwin and son Prentiss returned to St Louis after six weeks with her parents. Miss Dot Ellis visiting at the Phi house. LeRoy Farmer of Lexington will spend weekend at the Kappa Suma house. Reverend Gawdy of Smith Center on Cow days here. Mrs O O Markham of Baldwin spent the day here. Chatt McRoy of Williamstown here. Mrs ? ster at California ed here yesterday. Miss Charlotte Hodgson of Bartlesville Oklahoma is guest of Miss Ethel Shaler. Mrs W C Markham of Baldwin spent the day here.
Dudley Field Malone speaks at Madison Square Garden urging fusion against Tammany to back John Purroy Mitchell. He attacks Brooklyn Democrat John J. Fitzgerald and cites Baltimore and Wisconsin battles to urge regular Democrats to resist party leadership. Malone emphasizes independence and civil duty in the city’s political clash.
Dorothy Mathews returns to Kansas City after visiting the Pi Phi house. Chamberlin’s Tablets sold by Ray, Ben Williams Jett heads to Chicago for pump repairs. Taxi calls to 100. Plank's Market advertises meat prices at Warren and Indiana streets with shoulder pot roast and round steak. Barred snippets note moonlight bench chatter and cloud shadows.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a white fan at Lowersoch Theater and nov dates with names such as W Jones and Herb Rogers. It also references a family matter involving Elizabeth, a sister named Mars, and Mrs Jensen with accompanying children. The rest discusses Wisdom vamps and a dentist partnership.
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