Football turmoil at Kansas as student council reads stance
Dispute over Kennedy and Mosse surrounds Kansas football with heated public talks. Chancellor Strong addresses students, Mosse attacks Kennedy amid accusations of influence, and Manager Hamilton urges restraint while urging authorities to act. Players briefed in afternoon conference.
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Mosse
Kennedy
Attekmipori
A. R. Kennedy
Conch
Kansas
Mr. Kennedy
Tim
Joe
Detwilepind
Tie
Interet
Cont
SHG
Dr. Kennidly
Masse
Ueleant
Wennedy
James
Sturdan
Groft
Hamilton
Stronz
Elapel
Ham
University of ‘Kansas
Strone
Heavy Kansas City Fog Disrupts Transit And Collisions
A dense fog in Kansas City Missouri crippled streetcar schedules and caused several collisions as motormen ignored timetables to hit stopping points. No injuries reported among passengers despite damaged cars and autos. In Africa a storm fatality report notes a Lusanda rifle incident sinking canoes with hundreds of natives lost at sea, with a cable ship rescuing many.
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Kansas City
Weather ‘Bureau
Kansas
Lec Ne
Freetown
Ae Legne
Africa
Modest Styles In Dressing Stir in Cleveland Women
Cleveland women are urged to join a crusade against women’s fashion. The Cuyahoga County Woman’s Christian Temperance Union, led by Mrs. Emily Warner, argues designers are men and that transparency and immodesty threaten society and the white slave traffic. The union calls for condemnation of sheer or revealing attire and stresses women should not be told how to dress.
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Clevelnd
O. Dee
Cleveland Club
Cuymhoga County
Woman's Christian Temperance Urcion
Kimily Warner
Waereas
Pictures Shown At Haskell Institute Event
The F A A moving pictures were shown at Haskell Institute last night to a pleased audience including Bert Logan. Harold Stoddard of Buetingame performed as baritone singer and impressed all. The evening featured strong technical quality as reels unrolled clearly. A major note was the claim that fifteen billion dollars in life insurance protection was represented at the meeting. Former President Taft spoke at the afternoon session, noting a large reserveFund held by companies for policyholders.
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Haskell Institute
Bert
Logan
Saloist
Harold Stoddard
Buetingame
Iis
Harold Tits
Taft
President Wilson Abed Washington
President Wilson stayed in his room today as his physician cancelled all engagements by order. He plans to remain in bed until he recovers from the cold.
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Wilson Abed
Washington
Wilson
Reception for Dr Kennedy at Haskell College
Dr and Mrs A R Kennedy attended a reception in Curtis Hall at Haskell where faculty and staff presented them a Navajo rug. Principal C E F Bureh gave a speech and Mr Birch praised Dr Kennedy for his substantial impact on football and the boys over the past three years.
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A. R. Kennedy
Curtis Hall
Haskell
Fire destroys shed at Haskell early morning
A fire of unknown origin consumed a shed at Haskell early today. The shed, slated for demolition by the administration, was described as inappropriate by Superintendent Wite.
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Haskell
Wite
Strang Lines Baldwin Trip Prompts Interurban Talks
A Baldwin and Ottawa delegation traveled to Olathe to discuss an Interurban line from Olathe to Kansas City led by W B Strang. The group, about forty from Ottawa and twenty from Baldwin, heard plans for extending the line via Lawrence and Topeka toward Ottawa, with stops along the route. Numerous civic leaders and Baker University President N N Mason were part of the discussions, though Mason could not attend the Kansas City event.
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Baldwin, Kan
W. B. Strang
Baldwin
Olathe
Strang
Baldwin and
Hottawa
Kansas City
Ottawa
Strane
Kansas City-Olathe
Hantine
OvRmWa
Dory
Kansas
Lawrence
Birkle Win
Theo
Will
Tno
Steung
Rey Wiehue N. Mason
Baker University
Mason
Allong
Methodist Brotherhood
Otiawa
Mieson
Rustas
D.r. Mickleson
Ty Bo ‘Trotter
Lee Trotter
H.C. Patherson
UE Stevens
Arel Clemens
Flay Rath Burt O’neah
E. Newl
Ehartley
8. S. Miophy
Wood Clark
Strang Line proposes extension to Ottawa via Baldwin City
A Franklin County delegation plans a day with Strang, head of the railroad, to discuss extending the Strang interurban from Olathe to Ottawa. The scheme envisions a 33 mile line costing about one million dollars, funded by a benefit district stock plan, with committees forming to manage right of way, terminals, and finances.
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Mr. Strains
Wil
Thomas Riley
Fred Flaherty
Ottawa
Olathe
Strang
Gardner
Regerton
Baldwin City
Gover
Hes
Franklin County Retail ‘Merchants Association
Garnett
Iola
Chanute
Pea
Charley Prentice Stricken With Paralysis in Lawrence
Charley Prentice, a well known police officer in Lawrence, suffered paralysis while crossing Eighth and Massachusetts this morning. He was taken to his home in grave condition after collapse on the sidewalk. longtime marshal and desk sergeant, widely known in the city, is reported seriously ill.
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Charley Prentice
Prentice
Eighth
Massachusetts
Lawrence
Charley Prentied
The
Hos
Lawn
C. 7. K.crentioe
Charley Pronelley
He Ilness
Douglas County Farmers Institute closes session on pests
Prof J Hunter urged destruction of chinch bugs and weed burning to prevent spread. He called for cooperative farming efforts to eliminate the pest, noting the yearly damage and potential victory with coordinated action. Officers elected include Seth Fenton as President and W A Gwin as Vice President. committees were formed and pledges of support expressed.
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J. Hunter
Douglas County
Seth Fenton
Vinal
W. A. Gwin
Lawrence
Spuretney Frankwell
Waka- Ths
Pronsucor-kers
Day
Far Meir
Davis charged with assault and house breaking
Negro suspect Davis, 22, arraigned on charges of attempting to assault Mrs. Frank Brown at 841 Missouri Street. Preliminary hearing set for Tuesday at 10 o'clock. Bond fixed at unavailable funds. police traced him from a description and found him in bed at his home where he was identified by the Browns.
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Davis
Frank Brown
Midsouri Street
Dnstive
J. Z. Wilson
Tesday
Mr. Brown
Mrs. Brown
Brown
Crest of Flood Passing Brazos River After Texas Floods
Houston reports a crest of the Brazos river as the Texas floods over ten days caused 165 deaths and displaced 20,000 people. Property damage is estimated at 46,000,000 as floodwaters recede slowly from affected areas and communities assess losses.
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Houston
Texas
Popete
Gull
Mechanical Engineers Celebrate Annual Day on the Hill
The University of Kansas Student Section of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers holds its sixth annual meeting on campus. A full day features papers on compressed air equipment, alloy steels, steam and gas engineering, and power transmission. Toasts and afternoon sessions, including an address on Lost Motion, mark the event with leaders from Sullivan Machine Co and local firms in attendance.
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University of Kansas Studen
American Society of Mechanicn
Engineers
F. AL Sibley
Walker
Jania Bendit
Mlyde Marris
Stoss
Meehaniaul Js
Pia Weakley Trowles
Wis
Dean
M. B. Ti. Brewster
The
Sullivan Machine Co
St.Louis
Taper
Whitaker
Departmentof Metallc
A. Potter
Kansas State Agricultural College
LoungeRudit
Hope Engineering Co
Kansas City
Ato
Malcamison
Stiderit
Black
Worley & Blacvs Consulting Engineers
Kai
Weakley
de Ta, Vargne Machine Co
Nsas City
Barb
Delay Their Education Says Dr Naismith Before Nine Years
Dr James Naismith head of physical education at the University of Kansas argues children should not be taught to read or write before age nine. He spoke yesterday at a meeting of the newly organized Mothers’ Club, urging a delay in early literacy education.
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Naismith
James Naismith
Department of Physical Education
University of Kansans
Cheb
Unitarian Chitrel
Ice Plant Addition Planned At Lawrence Ice Co
The Lawrence Ice Company proposes a new addition to the existing plant to raise capacity by ten tons per day. The expansion will adjoin the current facility. Meanwhile Perry Bale bonds are being refunded instead of increasing debt to cover them, keeping levies steady. Stark Weather Shoe and Weaver Dry Goods secured solid contracts at the semiannual awaiting state supply board action yesterday.
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Tle
Lawrence’ Ice Company
Lawrence
Starkweather Shoe Company
Weaver Dry Goods Company
State ‘Supply Board
Jewelers Indicted in Kansas City Fraud Case
A federal grand jury has returned indictments against S Stephen Harris and J E Goar of a local jewelry firm for using the mails to fraud out of town customers on installment plans. Three indictments were also issued against the Missouri Pacific Railway for shipping southern cattle afflicted with Texas fever to northern points without proper placarding. A separate sentence notes a young couple scene with a girl bowing to a young man, implying romance.
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Kansas City
Maine
federal grand _jury
S. Stephen Harris
J. E. Goar
Frisca
Katy
Missouri
Pacific Railways
Nurse Delilah Pringle Dies After Pimples Pricked
Delilah Pringle 28 a graduate nurse died after a pimple pricked on her face led to blood poisoning. She fell ill in Kansas City nursing a case and died at Dr Sadler's home in Lawrence. Survived by sister Mrs Florence Adrian and three brothers Merrill Robert and Glen. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Delilah Pringle
Miss Pringle
Th. M. T. Sadier
Kansas City
Sadler
Lawrence
James Tinrd
Tennessee Street
Plorencé Adrian
Missouri
Merill
Robert
Glen
Nebraska
Christian Wharch
Mexican land fake story heard in court recounts graft tale
A court heard a lurid tale of a Mexican land graft tied to a Kansas City firm. Witnesses described a fake settlement scheme at Condallaria with a disused depot, a bogus hotel, and a supposed irrigation well. The promotor claimed investors pursued land deals that vanished as water schemes failed.
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Vonel
al Medory Algainst Brey
Mexico
Hreielessen
Hreielessen Alowes
Cansdalaria
Kansas City
Candalaria
Brofehéisen
Tova
Broichorsen
Hreieheizen
Setle Arawnds Condallaria
Arvidheisen
Protect the Widows Insurance Aid Urged at Presidents Meet
New York December 11 Insurance protection for widows orphans and beneficiaries was urged by President Dunham of Travelers at the convention of life insurance presidents. Group insurance is seen as reducing poverty and supporting families while rewarding efficient service. Artling E. Childs Columbian National Life urged public education against borrowing on life policies. Miss Jones and children travel to Olney Springs Colorado to join Mr Jones at the Stubbs ranch.
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New York
Dunham
Travelers Insurance Company
W. A. Dax
Timitable Life Assurance Society
Artling E. Childs
Te Columbian National Life Insurance Company
Rebels and Federals clash near Tampico amid river fighting
Reports from Admiral Fletcher say rebel forces pushed the federal outposts from the left bank as General Castro attacked Tampico. Civilians and Americans seek refuge as tensions rise along the Rio Tampico, with ships carrying refugees and neutral officers attempting to avert a larger clash.
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Tacos
Chester
Istganer Logician
Suffolk
Lb Bive
Ignoring Father Hans Schmidt Refuses Meeting in Court
In New York Ulans Schmidt's aged father, who came from Germany to assist his son, faced his son at the Tombs prison but was rejected as Hans Schmidt refused to acknowledge him. The elder Schmidt, present with the sister from Germany, sought contact during the murder trial involving Ann Amler.
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Hans Schmidt
New York
Dees UL
Ulans Sehmidt
Germany
Ann Anmuller
Hans
Schmidt
Tombs
Tans
Gersmany
Washington Secretery Responds to Ohio Corn Club Criticism
Secretary Houston of the department of agriculture issued a formal reply denying he refused to see the Ohio Corn Club boys when they visited. He stated he was ready to meet and that about a hundred boys appeared at his office and were received.
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Oral War Department
Chums En Frye
Pampieo
Tampion
Victoria
Washington
Houston
Department of Agri’culture
Ak Jhour
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Mount Oréad
Oiva Eoael
Ennel
Maeil
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Comeil
Sud
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Cleveland
DR. Kennedy
Douglas
Mr. Strang
Ottiwa
Kan
Bee
Ohethe
Baddwin
Franklin County
A GB
Ogthe
Daves Ge
Kaos
Wilbur S. Mason
K. Jones
Franklin County Retail Merchants Association
Issrabes
Charley Prentice Strigker
B.C. Tay
Rowaban
Andrea
Wonglas Eonty
Ofering
Pere Bale
Federal Grand Jury
John Breicheisen
Aliss J. W. Jones
Olney Springs
Cola
Mr. Jones
Stubbs Ranch
Tampig
Ojinaza
Marta
Rilay
Luis ‘Errazay
Marfa
Ter
Rivay
Okbilonuat City
Osle
Hamburg
Dee
Ean Zany
Iner
Cecilie
Tampico
Fedérals
Howtn Vasterday
Fletediep
Navy Department
Toilay
Tamipionane
Kleedstind
Michigan
Sony Americans
Hiedia
Oose House
Ohio
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