Golf Course for the Rich Near Shinnecock Progressing
The National Golf Club of America forms with 70 founder members planned for 205 acres near Shinnecock. Directors include Washington B. Thomas James Deering and Robert Lincoln. About $25,000 has been spent on course and pumps. The aim is to reproduce famous European links and create a premier course in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Shinnecock
L. 1
C. B. MacDonald
National Golf Club of America
Washington B. Thomas
Boston
James Deering
Chicago
Robert Lincoln
H. M. Atkinson
Atlanta
W. D. Sloan
Lenox
J. M. Bowers
Daniel Chauncey
Charles B. MacDonald
Viaduct Extension Franchise Sought by Kansas City Firm
The Kansas City Viaduct and Terminal Railway seeks a city franchise to extend its viaduct from Ninth Street south on Mulberry to Eleventh Street. The Manufacturers and Merchants' Association will refer the proposal to its full board for action at a meeting next Wednesday. Roofing experts K. C. Cornice Works advertise quick service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanaan City
Aska Aldeof Merchants and Manufacturers
Kansas City
Street Car Etiquette Debate Sparks Chesterfield Letter
Chesterfield asks The Star for guidance on seating etiquette. He argues a man may decide whom to yield his seat to and notes he gives up his seat to elderly women and mothers but questions whether able young women should be offered a seat.
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Chesterfield
Union Men For Gray In Lead Up To Denver Nomination
As the Denver convention nears organized labor pushes George Gray of Delaware as the favored Presidential candidate. The United Mine Workers of America view Gray as their best ally outside the union and coal regions such as Pennsylvania have shown solid support. Mine leaders express intent to demonstrate sentiment through letters and votes when the nominating process advances.
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Washington
Denver
George Gray
Delaware
United Mine Workers of America
Judge Gray
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Illinois
Indiana
Alabama
Kentucky
Ohio
Kansas
Oklahoma
Wyoming
Colorado
Peter A. O'Boyle
Experiments in Sex Control Promised by Jerwan
Amin S Jerwan of New York and Paris plans a practical demonstration to prove he can control birth sex with approval from agriculture officials and backing of leading physicians. He states 100 successful New York cases and reports his uncle has tested the claim 500 times in Paris.
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New York
United States
Amin S. Jerwan
Paris
Jerwan
West Twenty-second Street
New York City
A. Salitsi
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Springfeld
Mass
George Lenox Curtis
Marston Bogart
University of Columbia
No Tears Prom An 11 Year Old At Tiger Club Talk
Henry M Beardsley recounts an incident told by his son who sprinted around a house timed by a watch. The boy struck a tree, suffered a cut forehead, and showed courage by asking what time he had achieved.
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Tiger Club
Henry M. Beardsley
Oklahoma man held after Denver porter found dead
Howard Lemonds of Frederick Oklahoma is jailed in Denver after James J. Rosengren a Columbia hotel porter was found dead in Lemonds room with a bullet wound. Lemonds admits the revolver is his but denies firing the shot claiming Rosengren insulted him first.
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Deiver
Howard Lemonds
Frederick
James J. Rosengren
Columbia Hotel
Lemonds
Rosengren
Board of Trade Enjoined Over Arbitration Compliance
Kansas City Court of Appeals upholds injunction against expelling Moffatt and Aylesworth from the board floor for not honoring arbitration. The ruling, by Judge J. M. Johnson, confirms the circuit court decision in favor of Moffatt and Aylesworth in a dispute tied to grain purchase and delivery, with numerous other appellate opinions listed.
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Ebforce
Board of Arbitration
Grain Exchange
Moffatt and
Aylesworth
J. M. Johnson
Kansas City Court of Appeals
Kansas City Board of Trade
Arbitration Board
E. O. Moffatt
George A. Aylesworth
Board of Trade
Moffatt & Aylesworth
Goffee, Lucas & Carkener
Arbitration Committee
Moffatt and Aylesworth
Circuit Court
Broaddun
P. J
Letta
Webash Railroad Company
Respondent
Livingston County
Ford
Gray
Harrison County
Coulter
Phoenix Brick and Construction Company
Gentry County
Courtney
Line Appellant
Buchanan County
Merriam, Et al
Scago
Rock Island & Pacific Railway Company
Appellant
Meherway
Foster
Jackson County
Curties
Bell
Liggett
Stoops
Pe le County
Saeger
Wabash Railroad Company
Schuyler County
Smith
Brinkley
Linn County
Robertson
Ve. Wenger
Callaway County
Ellison
J.—Futchinson
Moberly
Randolph County
Crowley
Crowley Et al
Carroll County
Vamaonen
Crawford
Stayton
Miller County
Mead, Et al
Robertson Et al
Saline County
Christy
Southwest Missouri Railway Company
Jasper County
Heilbrun
Qer Nings
Rosesell
Woerner
Johnson
Howell
Mode
Boone County
Mead
Arnold
City of
Tidenepa
Pues
Barber Asphalt Paving Company
Field Et al
Equitable Manufacturing Company
Waful
Clinton County
Woods College Commencement Nears Graduation Day
W S Woods president of the Commerce Trust company travels to Fulton Missouri for William Woods College nineteenth annual commencement. The program starts with a baccalaureate sermon and the ceremony Thursday will graduate 36 students including seven from the music department. Activities include operetta and play performances and an alumni dinner. Dr Woods is the principal donor to the school with gifts near 100 dollars.
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W. S. Woods
Commerce Trust Company
Fulton
William Woods
Dr. Woods
Os School
Coakley Children Die in Sugar Creek Flood Near Brimson
Anna Coakley 16 and her brother Thomas 5 drowned while crossing Sugar Creek near Brimson Missouri while visiting Mrs. B B King wife of Brimson station agent. Their mother Mrs Rose Coakley of 375 South Boeke Street Kansas City Kansas waits for their arrival. Mrs King also drowned with body not yet recovered.
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Lillian Russell
Boyd Putnam
Irvington
Bright
Putnam
Hasteland
Wildfire
Rosalie de Vaux
Washington
Ohn Murray
Rena
Husyn Leonard
Lad Russell
Hugo Tolan
Mr. Putnam
Kansas City
Origina
Yeeun Theater Company
Lyceum
W. H L. Crane
Leontes
Viola Alten
Henrietta Crosman
Willis Wood Theater
New York
George Gould
Oiece
Anna Coakley
Thomas
Sugar Creek
Brimson
Rose Coakley
Coakley
Bryan starts Nebraska speaking tour from Lincoln
William J. Bryan arrived in Lincoln to stay until Friday before a six day tour of Northern and Western Nebraska. He will speak in Norfolk on Friday afternoon and in Bonesteel Friday evening. He delivers a Memorial Day address at Spencer on May 30 and returns to Lincoln on June 4.
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Lincoln
Nes
William J. Bryan
Nebraska
Bryan
Norfolk
Neb
Spencer
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Millionaires’ Club
Brooklyn Briper
Brooklyn Bridge
Archibald Taggart
Taggart
Newbury
America
Alexander Lamb
Salvation Army
Chicago Bureau of Statistics
K. C. Cornice
Harrison
Quick Service
Mr. Jerwan
French Academy of Science
J. M. Beardsley
Court OF Appeals
Woods College
Fulton, Mo
Morrow
Her
Boots
Oxfords
Red Cross
Main Street
Sqare
Bradbury
Webster
Henning — Werner
Rogers Bros
F. G. Smith Piano CO
GRAND
S & H. Green
Mitchells
Iichell
Store OF the People
Madras
Rae
Mars St
New Ridge
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
West
Southwest
REGUS
Your Halmers Knitting CO
Amsterdam
N. Y
J. Homer William Loone
Pyor
Williams
DR. Meyers &Co
Sth & Walnut Its
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