Roosevelt Critics Spark Debate Over Executive Powers
Washington dispatch describes heated reaction to President Roosevelt's remarks on Congress restricting the secret service and his order to tear down the old Pennsylvania depot on the Mall. The BramblelI incident prompts questions of executive authority, franking use by the country life commission, and a proposed five member special committee to address the president's message. Our line of Christmas Post Cards is still complete. Boughton's, 1025 Masa, St.
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Congress
Pennsylvania
Charles 5. Bramwell
Miliary
Burleson
Texas
Bramwell
United States
Tawney
Minnesota
Livingston
Commission On Country Life
Perkins
New York
Boughton’s
Masa, St
Neville's Garner Invest Offer on Gulf Coast Trip
A sales pitch promises nearly certain profit with a plan to invest by joining a Gulf Coast trip on Tuesday the 15th. It claims abundant rainfall, rich land, and no irrigation as advantages, with a round trip price of 25 dollars.
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Gulf Coast
Time to Quit on American Salvation Army in Lawrence
The Journal denounces the American Salvation Army as beggars, arguing funds raised stay in the U S while money given to the regular Salvation Army is sent abroad. It calls the American arm unworthy of support and urges the group to quit Lawrence, noting the local charity work remains with the regular church. The notice ends with an ad for Gustafson's jewelry offering elt pins and bat pins.
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American Salvation Army
America
Salvation Army
Lawrence
American Army
Journal
Pure Good Candy at Zuttermeister’s Holiday Shop
Zuttermeister’s promotes purity and variety in candies from ten cent boxes to hand painted six dollar boxes. The store, named a top Christmas supplier, offers low prices, and features Gustafson’s specials noted by a jeweler. Also mentions students at Oklahoma’s A & M threatening to quit over Coach Parry dispute and a Dutch windmill note from Amsterdam.
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Zuttermeister
Low Zuttermeister
Old St. Nick
Zuttermeist
Zuttermeister’s
Princess Ida Tonight in Opera Feature at The College
The program outlines Princess Ida with scenes including King Gama’s Prologue solo dainty trio and warriors’ trio. It notes a university setting, Princess’ address, a minuet and sword duel. Audience seated at 8:16. A jeweler comments on neck chain fashion and candy ad copy appears.
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Tennyson
King Gama
Adam God Leader Sharp Captured Near Monticello After Kansas City Siege
James Sharp, self stylized Adam God and leader of a fanatical group, surrendered after a bloody battle with Kansas City police. He was found asleep beneath a haystack in Monticello Kansas, wounded and disoriented, and transported back to Kansas City for custody. Sharp admitted his beliefs as false and vowed to inform followers of the error of their religion.
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Kansas City
Adam God
James Sharp
City Hall
Monticello
Kan
Sharp
Sharpn
Pan Green
Jesus Christ
Oklahoma
God
Adam
J. R. Beaver
Montisello
Beaver
Ruef to be arraigned tomorrow on bribery verdict
Abraham Ruef, convicted yesterday on bribery after a three and a half month trial, will be arraigned for judgment tomorrow before Judge Lawler. Ruef’s chief counsel says an appeal to a higher court is likely and a bill of exceptions will take time to prepare from a record of nearly four thousand pages. Prosecutors indicate Ruef may face another trial soon on pending indictments.
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San Francisco
Abraham Ruef
Lawler
Henry W. Act
Ruef
College Men Must Help Save the Country From Socialism
Leslie M Shaw urged Dick inson College alumni to save the nation from socialism urging trained college minds to counter socialist trends. He warned many commencement orations push socialist ideas and accused sociology teachers of being socialists or anarchists. American Medical Association endorses Roosevelt’s bureau reorganization aim to unite health administration while millions die from preventable diseases. Longworth bill proposes 1 million yearly for embassies and legations with Berlin and Me sou cities first, Shanghai and Yokohama consulars. Norman E Mack downplays reports of a dispute in the Democratic National Committee and hints at no immediate meeting. Dr Albert Ross Hill inaugurated as Missouri University president with officials in attendance.
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New York
Dickinson College
Leslie M. Shaw
American Medical .Association
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Government Department
National ‘Heal Administration
American Medical Association
LL. S
Washington, D. C
Longworth
Lowden Ofllinois
Committee On Foreign
Berlin
Mesivo City
Shanghai
Yokohama
Free Trade With Philippines Debate Yesterday's Taft Conference
President elect Taft and the Republican Ways and Means Committee discussed tariff revision with emphasis on free trade for the Philippines. Taft favors unrestricted free trade for insular possessions but will back limits on free entry for sugar and tobacco to avoid dissension.
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Washington, D. C
Philippines
Taft
Ways and, Means
Insular
Purely Personal Must Go to Prison
Mrs W A L Earl of Newton visits her daughter Edith at the Kappa house. John W Everett from Pawhuska Okla, ex-seaman and banker, sentenced to five years for embezzling 15000 in Fort Leavenworth. J J Lyons from Kansas City Mo, assistant United States district attorney, visiting friends.
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W. AL Earl
Newton
Edith
Kappa House
KK. E. Everett
Milwaukee
John W
Pawhuska
Okla
Senate
Jor
First National Bank of
Fort Leaven
Erwiz
Worth
Quarrels
Schulte
Sevf
Oklahoma
J. J. Lyons
United States
Kansas City
Lyons
Closing Session Today at National Rivers and Harbors Congress
At the closing session in Washington the annual report of the special director and secretary and treasurer was presented along with brief addresses by delegates. Souvenir spoons featured beatiful and unique designs. Ed. Par 3008.
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Washington
National Rivers and Harbors Congress
Great Lectures at the Presbyterian Church Explain Christian Faith
A series of lectures at the Presbyterian church aims to provide reasons for Christian faith. The organizer argues many believers cannot articulate why they are members of a church despite accepting core Christian principles. The talks promise stern scrutiny and a vindicating, exalted view of Christianity. Attendance is encouraged as the meetings near their end.
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Presbyterian Church
For Sale Or Exchange Local Household Goods and Farm Offer
For sale or exchange listing items including household goods and furniture. One ad offers a good young cow, others mention a square piano very cheap if taken at once. A 50 screaw Bottom farm near Lawrence is for sale at a sacrifice with partial payment option to C. G. Hawk at Winthrop.
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Route
Lawrence
Bell Phone 291
C. G. Hawk
Winthrop &T
No New Trial for Capitol Conspiracy Defendants
Four defendants in the capitol conspiracy case in Dauphin county court were refused a new trial by Judge George Kuenkie. The defendants include John H. Sanderson, James M. Schumicker Johnston, William P. Sarder, and William L. Mathues. Joseph M. Huston of Philadelphia had a severance and will face trial separately. The case concerns alleged conspiracy to defraud the state over furnishing and decorating the $13,000,000 Capitol.
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Capitol
George Kuenkie
Dauphin County
John H. Sanderson
James M. Schumicker Johnston
Board of Public Grounds and Buildings
William P
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