Kansas University Football Banquet Highlights 1910s Era
About 400 attendees at the First Annual Football Banquet on the Hill in Kansas City. Gov. Stubbs, Uncle Jimmie Green, Coach Mosse and Coach Kennedy praised the team’s spirit, unity, and coaching. Ralph Stouts and Pat Crowell led cheers. plans for a yearly banquet were urged to strengthen school pride amid a strong university football season.
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Pat
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Mosse
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Archbold Testifies in Standard Oil Dissolution Case
John D. Archbold, vice president of Standard Oil, testifies in the government suit to dissolve the company. He says Pacific Coast Oil of California was bought in 1900 for 761000 and later renamed Standard Oil Co of California after capitalization rose to 17000000 in 1902. He denies Standard ownership of Texas Oil Co, notes its output sold to Standard, and discusses tariffs with Russia amid a lighthearted exchange on political party bias.
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Republican Party
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Gold footballs gifted to Kansas heroes at university banquet
Gustafson the jeweler furnished ornate gold footballs engraved for the Kansas football team. The gifts, described as unique trophies of conquest, were presented at a university gymnasium banquet attended by supporters. Also notes advice to shop early for Christmas and local city news.
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University Gymnasium
Broer Gustafson
Kansas City
Sylvia McDonald
Riots In Port au Prince End With Foreign Naval Protection
Chaos gripped Port au Prince as President Nord Alexis fled the capital amid an infuriated mob. General Pidevin organized a force, firing on looters to restore order. By dawn, five foreign warships stood in port, deterring further violence and protecting key districts.
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Should Keep Dogs Tied In South Lawrence
Two dangerous dogs were seen roaming in the south part of Lawrence this week, one near Haskell and the other at Professor Newson’s home. Police were notified but the animals disappeared. Residents are advised to keep dogs tied or confined to prevent potential harm to children who may pet unfamiliar dogs.
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Basketball at KK U Seeks Record-Breaking Season
With football concluded, Kansas University athletics shift to basketball. The KK U squad plans a strong schedule and aims to surpass prior records, building on years of gradual development toward the best season yet.
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Crowd of Women Observe Rustin Murder Trial Testimony
In Omaha the courtroom was crowded as four bailiffs blocked exits for the jury's safety. About 100 women pressed in to hear Mrs Abbie Rice, the prosecution star witness, describe her six months with Dr Rustin and her acquaintance with Charles Edward Davis. Her testimony continued after a brief recess as lawyers argued a legal point.
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Blackmail plot over Baldwin lots in Lawrence timeline
Editor Journal recalls a long string of deeds and quitclaims surrounding the Baldwin lots in Lawrence. The piece outlines how Martha Wakefield’s 1905 deed clouds title, with Lemuel Evans and others tied to prior transfers. Legal action suggested to quiet Wakefield and Evans titles.
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Lawrence
Baldwin
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Lemuel Evans
Pendry
Leavenworth
Sheldon C. Russell
Evans
Martha K. Wakefield
Wakefield
Where Should the State Historical Archives Building Go
Professor Carruth argues the archives belong at Lawrence within the State University's domain. He says Topeka’s state fair is unnecessary for this project and urges a concerted effort to secure the building for the State University, the head of the state’s educational system.
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Pine Bluff Flood Evasion by Unauthorized Channel Change
In Pine Bluff Arkansas on December 3 unknown parties used dynamite to widen the Arkansas River channel opposite Boyd's Point. Explosions shook the city as more than 100 yards of land and a four room residence vanished, reducing the river’s threat to the banks.
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Smuggling Chinamen? U S Inspector Stings In Topeka
In Topeka on December 4 H M Molter of the St Louis immigration inspectors and two other officials with Wing Tung a Chinese interpreter raided a Hook Island car from Mexico via El Paso. Four doors were broken but no Chinamen were found. The car billed for Chicago contained 580 bars of bullion weighing 100 pounds each with no traces of any smugglers.
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United States Immigration Inspectors’ Department
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Mexico
el Paso
Texas
Chicago
Glee Club Concerts Slated at Fraser Hall University
The University of Kansas Glee Club will perform two concerts in Fraser Hall at KU tonight and tomorrow. The group is regarded as one of KU’s best, and the S. R. U. sign will be displayed.
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Heaton Case in January trial for Iola murder
The January term in Iola will hear the murder trial of Mrs. Arlie Heaton for killing her ex husband Clint Heaton last July. She is out on bond living with her sister in Bartlesville Oklahoma and previously resided in Lawrence. The case sparked a major local sensation.
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Markets by Wire Grain and Provisions Prices
Kansas City markets show wheat cash No 2 hard at 1.02% to 1.05, No 2 red 1.09, December wheat at 1.00, May 1.03 1/4, July 97 1/3. Corn mixed 58 3/4 to 60 1/4, rye uncertain, hay and butter listed. Cattle receipts 10,000 with native steers 4.50 to 7.50, hogs 22,000 receipts with heavy 5.15 to 5.85, packers 5.50 to 5.00, pigs 5.25 to 6.0. Chicago prices show Dec wheat 1.05 4, May 1.15 1/2, corn 61 3/4, soy futures not shown, pork 14.40 to 16.22 1/4, lard 9.15 to 9.20.
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Audubon Work to Save Ntion Birds in Conservation Drive
New York city launches a national bird protection campaign led by the National Association of Audubon Societies. A census of game and forest birds coast to coast is planned with a committee of five leading ornithologists to document declines and urge action. The effort includes mass surveys, wartime style mobilization of volunteers, and a push to show bird loss affecting crops and trees.
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United States
Lawrence Spirit At First Annual University Banquet
The article notes strong University spirit and town pride in Lawrence for the football team. Don Squires and Will Hutson voice the Lawrence spirit, reflecting a union between the town and the school and broad community enthusiasm for the team’s success.
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