Never Defeated Football Team Guests of the University Banquet
The University hosts a grand tribute in Robinson Gymnasium with two teams feted under the University Young Men's Christian Association supervision. Chancellor Frank Strong presides. Governor-elect W. S. Stubbs gives the principal address on Kansas State. Speakers include Jimmie Green and others. W. Lansdun to reveal the award recipient. Fraternities and students attend. decorations honor the university and its athletes.
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Robinson Gymnasium
Luotpail
Alissaurt
Ana Mater
Wwu
University
Mens! Christian Association
Frank Strong
Prin Acipal
Eleet W. St. Stubbs
Kansas Siwek
Canele Jimmie’? Green
J. On. van der
Vries
Rtulph Sports
University of A Vai Ne
Squires
Will Lutson
Lue
Kansas
Wiexé
Dave
Irl
Thousands Starve Cattle on Colorado Ranges Threaten Winter Losses
Report says thousands of cattle in Colorado are starving as winter approaches with feed prices high in range districts. Hay sells for 23 to 30 dollars a ton in the Arkansas Valley and Park Range areas, signaling severe hardship for stockmen. In a separate case, 14 thousand dollars was stolen from the First National Bank in Pepperell Massachusetts after a vault was blown open by three men in a professional burglary.
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Colorado
Denver
Col
Arkansas Valley
Park Range
Pepperell
Mass
First National Bank
Isoon
Humane Society Meeting Deliberates Officers Election
The Lawrence Humane society will hold a meeting tomorrow night at 7 in the U ALC parlors for the annual session to elect officers for the ensuing year. Attendance is desired as the society, six months old in Lawrence, has accomplished notable good work.
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The
Lawrence Humane Society
U. Alc
the Humane Society
Lawrence
Asany
Haitians Seize Port au Prince in Revolt
In Port au Prince on December 2 a mob overthrew the republic and occupied the city. A provisional government forms as Geserme accepts the new presidency. The palace is ringed by armed crowds demanding Alexis depart. women join the fury, haranguing the deposed president and his family.
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Port
Au Prince
Haiti
Port Au Prince
Geserme
Alexis
The
Republic
Arkansas River Flooding Jumps as Jefferson Hotel Area Fails
Pine Bluff Arkansas, Dec 2. The Arkansas River rose to 23 feet and climbed rapidly this morning. The riverbank behind the Jefferson Hotel and county courthouse collapsed in large sections, forcing officials to abandon the courthouse annex as unsafe and vacate the building.
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Pine Bluff
Ark
Arkansas
Jefferson Hotel
County Court House
Court House
Elected Officers Lead Eager Buehs Band Into New Year
Buehs band members elected for the year: President Wm. Toms Vice President Fred Hubner Secretary Hl. F. Ketels Treasurer W. S. Digk Business Manager J. A. Keeler Leader John Bueh The group reports sound finances with paid band stands and new music ordered. Also notes a Thank Offering by the Lutheran Missionary society and a humorous remark about Harvard and Chicago tied, plus a horse runaway incident near Thudium’s meat wagon.
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Bueh
Wm. Toms
Fred Hubner
Hl. F. Ketels
W. S. Digk
J. A. Keeler
John Bueh
Personal updates from Ottawa to Topeka
J C Davis visits Ottawa. Mrs M Wilhelmi in Kansas City. Miss Malvin Pilla from Eadura. Paul Brooks returns from Topeka. W J Coleman travels to Kansas City. Karl Pringle back from Marysville. C E Townsend returns from Kayer Iowa. Mr and Mrs Guy Parker back from Topeka. Mrs J B Shearer in Kansas City on business. Sir and Mrs S Hester back from Kansas City. Harriet Monroe returns home to St Louis after visit. Carl Gradher home from Fort Riley business. Mrs Henry Merrill of Kansas City guest of Mrs George Shaw. Mrs A S Olin Mrs Tanner and Master Edward in Kansas City. Mrs John Troutman of Kansas City visiting Mrs W C Stevens. A Monroe among Lawrence passengers to Kansas City. Huff 2 Wilson to Kansas City after visit here. George J Barker family move into 713 Rhode Island street. Gertrude Messler to Baldwin for Baker University junior play rehearsal. Miss Georgia Brown returns to Kansas City after Thespian rehearsal. Miss Gretta Motter of Clayton visiting. returns home later this week. Mrs L B Kellogg of Emporia and Mrs George T Guernsey of Independence will sail San Francisco February for world tour. Kellogg is former Kansas Federation of Women’s Clubs president. Guernsey state regent of D A R in New Bank Examiner. December 2 Treasury announces Clarence P Sample named national bank examiner for Kansas, replacing James Bradley. Appointment agreed by Senators Long and Curtis after Curtis arrived. Sample, 32, from Conway Springs, has worked six years there. previously at Kiowa.
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J.C. Davis
Ottawa
M. Wilhelmi Wes
Kansas City
Malvin Pilla
Eadura
Paul Brooks
Topeks
W. J. Coleman
Arl Pringle
Woni
Marysville
C. £. Townsend Bes
Kayer
Iowa
Guy Parker
Topeke
J. B. Shearer
S. Hester
Liarriet Monroe
St. Louis
Carl Gradher
Fort Riley
Henry Merrill
George Shaw
A. S. Olin
Tanner
Edward
John Troutman
W. C. Stevens
A.monroe
Lawrence
Kanwan City
Huff
Wilson
George J. Barker
Hutchings
Rhode Island
Gertrude Messler
Baldwin
Baker University
Georgia Brown
Gretta Motter
Clayton
L. B. Kellogg
Emporia
George T. Guernsey
Idespendence
San Francisco
Mra. Kellogg
Kansday Federation of Woureng’ Clubs
Mra
Jucrusey
D. A. In
Fraud allegations swirl over quit claim deeds in West Lawrence
A troubled report describes a suspected fraud pattern involving about 200 acres in West Lawrence. Quit claim deeds were recorded in 1906 transferring land from Lemuel B. Evans and wife to Martha E. Wakefield and others, with taxes paid on some parcels. Officials vow a full investigation as the matter receives public scrutiny. A second item notes the Mining Congress annual convention in Pittsburgh with Miss Moyne Morrison leading attendees and about 2,000 delegates expected attendance at Carnegie Music Hall.
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Alex Haukun
Vince
Zounu
Quit Elm
Martina E. Wakefield
Shis Ted
Floyd
Lemuel B. Evans
Longanone
West Lawrence
Martha E. Wakefield
Pitsburg
Elev
Ameri
Moyne Morrison
Can Mining Congress
NM. Morrison
West
Carnegie Music Hall
Lawrence
North Side
The
Raca Co
Antisfao
Ohio
Walon
Reichstag Debate on Ministerial Responsibility Opens
Berlin declares crowded Reichstag in session on possible legal regulation of ministerial responsibility. Dr Bethmann-Jolweg voices stance. Bundesrath cautious awaiting majority proposals. Dec 2. Also local ads for jewelry, Christmas windows, and Navy exhibition at Nickel theater.
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Berlin
Bethmann- Jolweg
Interior
von Buelow
Reichstag
Bundesrath
Markets and notices from a bustling 1900s paper
A collage of market items and local notices includes baking trades from Wolf & Menzel West End, skating card sales, Christmas jewelry promotions by Gustafson, legal and local public notices, obituaries, and stock market snippets.warmer notes on Burns and Wardwell, rail and postal rate changes, and university slang debates appear amid ads and society items.
Mrs Rice on S and Woman Testifies of Relations
Omahs Neb Dec 2 The trial of Charles E Davis for the murder of Dr Frederick E Hustin resumes with cross examination of Mrs Hustin not finished The state star witness Mrs Abine Rice directs Mrs Hustin to recount the life and death by her own action agreement with Mr Kustin which she failed to carry out.
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Rusti
Omahs
Charles E Davis
Frederick E. Hustin
Hustin
Abine Rice
Memorial Building for Kansas Heroes Proposed at State University
N Simpson of Kansas City Kansas arrives to push a memorial building at the State University to honor early Kansas heroes. He estimates a cost around 100000 dollars and says Lawrence will contribute. A public meeting is planned to discuss plans and financing after broad community interest is shown. Paul Brooks accompanies Simpson and supports the movement.
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N. Simpson
Kansas City
Kansas
State University
Lawrence
Heroes
Reverend J P Cochrane to Visit Lawrence Kansas
Rev J P Cochrane, secretary of the national board of education of the Presbyterian church, will arrive Sunday and speak at Lawrence churches. He plans a two week stay in Kansas to raise $9,000 for the Westminster endowment and a $12,000 Westminster House project in Lawrence. Architect W T Welman has drafted plans for the building to be shown to the public. Cochrane will tour Kansas City Kansas Wichita and Topeka to solicit funds, with talks in other towns as needed.
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J. P. Cochrane
National Board of Education
Lawrence
Philadelpia
Cochrane
Kansas
W. W. Cockinshen
Welman
Kansas City
Kaus
West
Kans
Wichita
Topeta
Wen
Presbyterian Church
Schout
Civil Service Entry Extends To Fourth Class Postmasters
Washington December 2 115000 fourth class postmasters east of the Mississippi and north of the Ohio are moved into the classified service by a presidential executive order. New appointees must pass civil service exams while current postmasters remain exempt. The distribution includes Maine 893 New York 2031 Pennsylvania 333 Ohio 1693 and Michigan 1234 among others.
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Civil Service
Washington
Mississippi River
Ohio River
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Wisconsin
Michigan
G W Glick Heads Society In State Meeting
Topeka on December 2 Ex Governor George W Gillick of Atchison was elected president of the State Historical Society to succeed Col George W Veale The thirty third annual meeting elected officers for one year Geo W Click of Atchison president AB Whiting Topeka first vice president Edwin C Manning Winfield second vice president Geo W Martin Topeka secretary Luay S Green Topeka treasurer
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George W. Martin
Historical Society
Topeka
George W. Gillick
Atchison
State Historical Society
George W. Veale
Agua
Geo. W. Click
A B. Whiting
Weu
Edwin C. Manning
Winbeld
Geo. W. Martin
Luay 5
Green
Prohibition Order Urges Railroads to Bar Drinking on Trains
Topeka December 2 state board of railroad commissioners issued recommendations to all railroads in the state to instruct employees to prohibit drinking intoxicants and gambling on trains in Kansas. If not complied within thirty days the board will have its attorney G F Grattan prepare complaints to test the board’s right to prohibit these practices.
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Topeka
State Board of Railroad Commissioners
Kanaus
G. F. Grattan
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Gama
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McCousch
Kansas University
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View Hreenent
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He Bubba
WB Spalding
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Lewis
Brormalai Haisky
General Banking Business
Merchants National
W. F. March
Parker
Lawrence National Bank
Wwe
United States Depository
W. F. Mann
Quality Meadow Brook
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