Citizens Light Power seeks new city franchise
The Citizens Light Heat and Power company filed a franchise application with the city commission seeking a new franchise before a public election. Attorney Clingman outlined proposed changes to align with statutes and grant the city control over rates and regulations while preserving utility operations under potential natural gas shifts. The commission will study the plan carefully before proceeding to a vote.
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All American Team Picks Stir Football Contenders
Walter Camp announces the final football All American selections with Western stars Martineau of Minnesota Grange of Illinois and Blott of Michigan among firstteam choices. Levi earns honors in Camp list while Eckersall spots him on All Western. debates over players’ real value continue.
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Nineteen Haskell Indians to Meet Olympic Club in L A game
Nineteen Haskell Indians and coaches Richard and Roy Hanley left for Los Angeles to face the Olympic club football team on Christmas day in a post season game. The trip ends a trans continental journey after earlier games on the Atlantic coast and a visit to Sherman Institute in Riverside California. Charlie Hunter gave a pocket billiard exhibition at Brunswick parlors last night and outlined a talk on the horrors of narcotics with another show planned for 7 o clock tonight.
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Hillyards Poised For Tough Tourney Challenge
The Hillyards appear stronger this year and may upset Kansas City’s chemical lads in the season’s tourney. D. Reilly of K GAL CG promised the Hillyards two, but the two teams will likely avoid meeting.
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Voting At Commerce Building Sees Heavy Ballots Cast
About 400 ballots were cast at the polls in the Commerce Building with polls closing at 6 o'clock tonight. The election board will count votes at 10 tomorrow morning. There were 108 votes at the Chamber of Commerce on the day and 214 early voters this morning. Some ballots were left at the Chamber of Commerce.
Death of Mrs Lenora Colman in Kanwaka Township
Mrs Lenora Colman wife of W A Colman of Kanwaka township died last night at her home. Funeral services will be held there tomorrow at 1 30 PM conducted by Rev Ray Husden. Burial will be in Oak Hill cemetery.
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Plan to avoid trial of Fort Worth rector on heresy charge
Reports state plans were made to avoid a formal trial of Rev. Lee W. Heaton of Fort Worth over a heresy charge concerning the Virgin Birth. Dr Ernest Stires, rector of St. Thomas Church, said Heaton preferred not to have the trial and asked to be transferred within another diocese. A letter dated December 11 from the Dallas bishop coadjutor supported this course as satisfactory.
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Check for Ten Thousand Stolen by Force At Topeka Farm
In Topeka on a pretext of signing papers at a farm house M F Davidson of Clay county allegedly forced Oliver Marty Longford banker to sign a $10,000 check. Marty reported the attempted fraud to the Kansas Bankers Association and state banks. Davidson fled after the incident and was identified by Marty as a bank customer. A separate charge against M H ElDring for false food purchase at Everest cafe has been scheduled. police also report a bad check case in Ottawa.
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Market Drops On Anticipated Bonus Bill News
Wall Street opened lower as chatter of a potential soldiers bonus bill passage weighed on prices. The market's technical stance prompted a downward drift with notable exceptions in firms likely to gain from holiday trade. About 1,100,000 shares traded.
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