Students Demand Education Fees Stay For University Needs
The Central Organization of County Clubs adopts a reform urging the legislature to restore matriculation and enrollment fees to educational use. They condemn diverting funds to the state treasury, noting admissions costs range from 10 to 40 dollars and urging inquiry into university funding. They stress undergraduates support education funding and seek proper appropriation to the university.
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Organization of
County Clubs
Achielin
Nnfec
University of Fhce
Schoal
Ihe
Dsykind
Univer
Powers in London Work on Adriatic Peace Plan
Ambiguous dispatch from London outlines a summit among peace plenipotentaries to decide on the Adriatic settlement. Observers note outside mediation may be needed to prevent further stalemate and potential territorial shifts near Adrianople.
Chair of Boxing Established at Kansas University
A Kansas University project creates a handiwork chair named The Chair of Boxing. Leonard Frank, ex star and basketball instructor, oversaw its craft from oak and simple materials as a tribute to the manly art amid campus sport life.
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Kansas University
Tistehelor
Ehair
Leonard Frank
Minnesota Bullater
Wilh
Ani
Frank
Boxing
Two Women Fatally Shot in Columbia House Mystery
December 18 report from Columbia describes two elderly sisters found dead in their kitchen. Neighbors say no known enemies, police suspect no Mohery motive. son of Mrs Moorer visited with Christmas packages. Local inquiry continues as details emerge from the scene and neighbors.
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Moore
Columbia
Mohery
Hearst Bought Archbold Letters Alleged Sale Details
Former Senator Foraker testified to a Senate committee that a statement purporting to describe how Winkfield and Charles Stump took Archbold Letters from the Standard Oil offices and sold them to a Hearst representative is a fabrication. The document claimed payments totaling 245 thousand dollars for letters to Archbold and named multiple officials, with Winkfield and Stump tied to Archbold’s office at the time of the alleged disappearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Foraker
Senate Campaign Expenditures Investigating Committee
Gilchrist Stewart
WeeWe Winkield
Winkfield
Charles Stump
Archbold
Standard
Hears
Stewart
W. Climan
Anarhey
Cy Tait
Hearst
Ullmap
Taft
John T
Cronin
Witte Hearst
Winfield
Stamp
Arelbeld Hies
New-York
Saloor
Eldridge
Stump
Jone
Kaeletie
Archbolats
Correction on pool hall age rule and misleading report
A correction notes last night's edition misstated age limits for boys using city halls and pool facilities. It clarifies that only boys under eighteen were restricted, affecting fifty to sixty high school students. monitoring will continue to ensure truthful age reporting and rule enforcement.
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Mmarshal
Pulive
Mrn
Nis
Orditt
Morgan Partners Interlocking Directors Chart Exposé
A trade money trust inquiry presents elaborate charts listing affiliations of J P Morgan Co First National Bank National City Bank Guaranty Trust and Bankers Trust Co with major financial and industrial institutions. The summary notes 180 firm members and 385 directorships in 41 links plus 65 more in insurance rail and utility sectors totaling billions in assets and capitalization. Morgan testified regarding interstate cooperations as charts show extensive control across banks and corporations.
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Trade Money Trust
J.P. Morgan and Company
Guaranty- Trust
Bankers“ Trust Company
First. National Bank
National City Bank
Ifty
Morgan& Co
First National Bank
Guaranty Trust Co
Bankers’ Trust Co
J.P. Morgan’ & ‘Co
Nationality Bank
Guaranty Trust Company
Bankers Trust Co
Morgan
Outlaw Chief Killed In Philippine Encounter
Arcani the outlaw chief and seven others were killed in a personal clash with Liautenant Tolazton of the Philippine constabulary. The raid ends the career of a feared gang leader and his two associates perishing in the same encounter.
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Arcani
Philippines
Liautenant Tolazton
Philippine Constabulary
Market report from Kansas City cattle and grain
Associated Press market notes show cattle receipts at 4,000 with market steady and varied prices for natives, cows, heifers, stockers, and calves. Hogs receipts 83,500 with market strong. Butter and eggs steady. Wheat mixed with No 2 hard at 2.12, No 3 red around 1.00, corn bids near 46 1/2 to 47 1/2. Oats around 33 1/2. Wheat and corn futures quoted for Sept, Dec.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Gattle
Packers
Water Company delay on clean water sparks city debate
The Journal-World argues the Water Company uses power to stall progress and mislead the public owner. It notes months pass without action to secure pure water and urges the council committee to act or residents of Lawrence must take action. The piece mentions franchise value and hints at a commission form of government as a remedy.
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Ehip
Hee
Journal-World
Bishop
Lawreness Nea
Animals Must Be Protected During Winter in City
Lawrence Humane Society held its regular meeting focusing on protecting animals from winter cold. A humane committee will tour barns and stables to ensure proper housing and care, with repairs urged where needed. The group plans stricter enforcement of humane laws and broader investigations in the coming year.
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Lauwrence Humane Sociew
Will
Jay Anil
Praternal Aid
Lawrence
Eae
Christmas Budget Out From Lawrence High School
The Christmas number of the Lawrence High School Budget has appeared in the Journal-World press and was distributed to students this morning. The 32 page booklet includes tales and features by Harold Lytle, Rachel Sankey, and Frank Jee. The staff listing features Dorothy Angevine, Donald Totvison, Archie Walls, Edward Todd, Gertrude Palmer, Blanche Simons, Dorothy Belly, and Rollie Brown.
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Lawrence High School
Journal-World
Re School
Harold Lytle
Rachel Sankey
Frank Jee
Dorothy Angevine
Donald Totvison
Archie Walls
Edward Todd
Gertrude Palmer
Blanche Simons
Dirothy “Belly
Rollie Brown
Chance Not Released by Reds Named Manager Possible
Cincinnati reports indicate President Hermann of the Reds did not release Chance from duties, leaving open the possibility that Exank Chance could become manager of the New York team. The announcement, dated December, circulated as a potential shift in management duties amid ongoing league speculation.
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Cincinnati
Dect
Exank
Chance
New York
Ameoricda
Hermann
Cincinnati Lib Sail
Parcels Post Rules and Regulations Update
The article outlines new parcels post rules including weight and size limits, required sender addresses, and the use of distinctive stamps starting January 1, 1873. It details allowable and prohibited items, packaging standards, and post office handling for Cuba, Mexico, Canada, and the Panama route, plus insurance options up to fifty dollars and special postmaster duties.
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Post Office Department
Eetr
Weisit
Cuba
Mexico
Canada
Manama
Kansas Weather Report Delivers Fair Night and Thursday Outlook
A Kansas weather brief notes fair conditions tonight and Thursday. It mentions cooler air in the west and north portions, with times around 9 p.m. and early today, indicating a transition from yesterday to today’s measurements.
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Warater
Not Eggs but Stones in Filingham High School Fight
Dec. 15 report from Filingham describes a clash between county hiss series and Atchison high school. Stones shattered a car window as students left a Gel ac train. Professor Shepary attempted to restore order and was struck. Conrad and others were badly beaten. Superintendent notes the fight began by [illegible].
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Wag
Hitenees
Politicians Blamed as Crime Wave Sparks Trial Claims
In Indianapolis a sensational trial center claims politicians, labor unions, and events fueled a nationwide dynamite plot. Assistant U S Attorney Noel argues organized crime thrived when officials failed to act, linking iron workers strikes and rising assaults to court and policing failures. The jury deliberations followed multiple explosions nationwide, with the Garbe case and related testimony shaping the criminal case.
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Tndianapolis
Dex
Stardlim Bebreen
Everts
Jiry
Tistrick
Noel
Iron Workers
Holder Ad
Los Angeles Times
United States
Garden City Votes Bonds To Build Water and Gas Plant
Garden City Kansas residents voted yesterday to issue bonds to finance a municipal water and light plant. My. Mehart owrd is seriously ill at his home, 72 Mississippi Street, with heart trouble.
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Garten City
Kan Dor
Aarellen
Fin
My. Mehart
Mississippe Street
Fragmented Receipt Text With Vague Notations
The readable parts reference a receipt of ten vents and a return receipt, with mentions of insurance and registered wares. The fragmentary nature hides concrete action, parties, dates, or places, making the exact outcome or parties unnamed in the accessible text.
Miss Helen Easker Seeks New Progressive Party Rise
In Topeka on Lincoln's Birthday a new Progressive Party will form in Kansas. Miss Helen Eacker of Lawrence was unanimously chosen secretary, becoming the first woman officeholder in a Kansas political organization. Over 200 Progressives attended the conference to back a provisional leadership and plan a full party structure by Lincoln's Birthday.
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Helen Eacker
Lawrence
State ‘Progressive Organizationy of
Kansas
Hell In
Topeks
Miss Eacker
Fle
Proeres
Aliss Helen
Sue
Siste
Backer
Ger Oftee
Topeka
Woo Sha
Topeka -Yéster
Ivere
William Allen White
Ancoln
Lincoln
Karsas
Gran
V Sarring
Vienne
Almass
White
Bs Bi
Amisds
Ehanwuithede
Abedin ‘Bende
Willian Allen Witite
Eantireus
Mt Kans
Lincoln’s Highiday
Rence
Estey
Wilt Vhen White
Fin
Phesé
Sin
Eure Gil
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Mailess
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Amgabold
Senate
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Unitarian Church
Wieh-school
Rozet
Quartes Ut Piano Group
L. Crow
Philippine
Humane Society
Reds
AMD
SKN
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Effingham
King Jory
Agro
Kansas’ City
Garbe
Volnex
J. W. Bock
Sinew Money Alternon
Crimainal Caret
Laishaw
Renwely
Tnsanils
Garden City
Helen Easker
Lawrence Womsa
Kansas Organization
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