University Chancellor comments on Frank and Mosse dispute
Chancellor outlines that Leonard Frank and Mosse remain under university employment and that no discharge action has been officially decided. He emphasizes fair treatment and a square deal, noting no final board decision has been made and that actions will come after department and board review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Frank
Leonard Krank
Stevie
Went
Mosse
Renants
Ue. University
Rik
Sv Wbage
Shea
Frank
Fhrysien
Ismiti
Board of Regents
Sand
Sunita
Give Children Toys To Cheer Poverty Stricken Kids
Editor argues toys spark happiness for poor children and questions redirecting funds from aid to charity. The letter suggests well funded city programs already provide food and clothing, but urges distributing toys to bring joy during Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal-World
Yex— Teoday
Ani
Qigney
Meeting Ends With Discontinuation At Christian Chapel
A brief notice states that the revival series held at the Christian chapel last night will not continue. No further meetings are planned at this time, according to church officials.
Arrest of Norris in DeSoto for rail depot robbery
Norris of Leavenworth County has been arrested by the DeSoto town marshal and turned over to Leavenworth County authorities on charges of highway robbery. He is identified as the man who accosted a railroad agent with a revolver and compelled him to open the money drawer at the depot, taking the cash inside. Norris resides near Linwood and may face additional charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krank “Norris
Leavenworth County
Union: Pacific
DeSoto
Kan
Leavenworth
Linwood
Petition Drives to Retain Coach Leonard Frank at Kansas
University students circulate a petition urging the Kansas Regents to keep Leonard Frank as assistant football coach for 1913. The page notes Frank’s Minnesota background, criticism of his dismissal, and student support across athletic circles as Christmas departures approach.
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Gough Frank
Regents
Minnesota
Jas
Kansas University
Leon
Frank
Franz Lis
University of Kansas
Nebraska
Dni
Olic Nintony
Missouri
Frank Strong
Board of Regents
Leonard Frank
Memorial services for Ambassador Reid held at Westminster Abbey
American residents of England and British dignitaries attended a solemn memorial at Westminster Abbey for the late Ambassador White Law Reid. The service, in Britain’s historic cathedral, drew about 2,500 people including royals, officials, and leading figures from the arts and literary world. Prince Arthur of Connaught attended representing the King and Queen Mary, with Lord Iona representing the Queen Mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ambassador White
Law Reid
Westminster
Abbey
Towle
England
Huthtte
Ingether
Meelerey
Arthud Cat Conhaught
Thorge
Mary
Iona
Unclear Fragments About Town Event
Fragmentary OCR notes mention tonight and Saturday with tem pts and land terms. details unreadable. No clear event, location, or names available to confirm.
Chicago women launch egg sale to fund anti high cost drive
Chicago campaign activists plan to sell one million eggs at twenty four cents to oppose rising living costs. Thirty stations open citywide to discount eggs while butter, meal, and other staples see price relief efforts. Retailers display signs urging shoppers to buy in support of the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Élup
Suffragettes Sleep Late In Fishkill Run
Four surviving suffragette pedestrians in Fishkill Albany were slated to start an eight mile tramp but slept late this morning. Local reader Rushlie Joines noted the plan to begin in Wappingers Falls, with honorary recognition at a hall in Yonlight Falls, as all prepared to spring into action.
Election Contests In Pittsburg Prompt Hearing
Republican candidates in Pittsburg face election contest hearings this morning at Girard. Contestants allege irregularities and manipulation in several counties as they seek to overturn results. Witnesses describe attempts to influence the vote, while supporters defend the outcome and dispute the claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Wamonel
Domesis
Republican
Girard
Atere
Fragmented OCR Obituary and Public Notice Item
An OCR fragment reports memorial timing and transport issues related to a fiftieth anniversary observance. It mentions survivors, expenses, and a public figure, with unclear names and dates due to damaged text.
At the Merchants High Min Gerliandt a Brown
Readable fragments show a compact item set among merchants with names including Barteliles ingtofson and Gerliandt large or small. The text indicates a discussion or record involving Brown in a period context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tesi Barteliles
Ingtofson
Gerliandt
Brown
Browns Beat Orioles In Brunswick Match Story
The Browns defeated the Orioles with a total score of 205 while the Orioles totaled 20. Mt. Edmondson led the Browns with a high score of 473 in the match at Brunswick alleys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browns
Orioles
Brunswick
Mt. Edmondson
Market Report From Kansas City Telegraphic Dateline
AP Market Report outlines cattle receipts and prices in Kansas City with figures for native steers cows and heifers feeders and fat cattle. It notes packers and buyers activity and varying hardness grades and gas prices alongside December futures and other market quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Kansas
City
Dees
Buiterland E Re
Kansas City
Senator Stone Speaks to K U Students in Chapel
Senator Stone addressed Kansas University students in chapel this morning. He invoked Emerson on government ends, praised education as cultivation, and argued civilization grows through moral sentiment and strong sympathy. He warned that mere wealth or power cannot sustain a nation without virtuous culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. U
Wraser
Stone
Emerson
Pardon for Oregon Official and Lawrence High School Game Report
The president granted a full pardon to Fulah E. Hatt former U S district officer of Portland Oregon for conspiracy related to public lands in Oregon. At a Lawrence High School basketball reception the team defeated Kaw Valley 30 to 6 in a lively opener. Personal notes mention visits from Mrs Carl Tatler Miss Treworgy and other Kansans with travel and social updates across Lawrenc and neighboring cities.
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Oregon
Washington
Ast
Fula EE. Hatt
U. S
Otter
Portland
Lawrence High Sphool
Kaw Valley
Cars Damage in Morning Corner Collision
A morning crash at the corner of Tennessee and Warren streets left Frank Dodds and Simon Simmons with cars in need of major repairs. Simmons was hurled from his machine and scraped a hand, while Dodds, shaken, suffered no serious injuries. Both vehicles, a taxi and Simmons’s Olds, collided head on in a broadside event as neither driver saw the other in time. Vehicles were towed to garages and may be out of operation for some time.
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Derry Simonns
Frank Dodds
Pennessee
Warren Streets
Dodds
Ealfhough
Simmains Atek
Warren Street
Tennessee
Simmons
Tim Frank Dodis
Tints
Holidays Close Schools After Christmas Break
The cite schools closed this afternoon for the final Christmas vacation. Nearly every room in the campus was quiet as programs were given by students who did farewell before vacation. The University closed until January 1 and there was a general exodus of students. Many left yesterday for their homes where they will spend the two weeks. Classes resume on Monday, January 6.
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Jon
Amon
Lenard
Frank
Hoigei
Fulani
Leonari
Cowel
Lavusks
Simon
Jeonardo Fikana
Sina
Leonid Frank
Kansas
Minnesota University
Pridicon Yui
K. U. Tre -Tas
Minnesota
Qhat Misouwes
Pike
Thas
McCook Field
Ube
Thei Dribe
Tutt
Sehiool
Ward Ellis ailing to gain favor in early service
A garbled report notes Ward Ellis, son of a Supreme Court judge, facing questions about his wartime service. It mentions his family home at Snow cottages and says he was appointed by the royal authorities, with unclear details on his activities or duties and whether he entered service promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis Ikis Deon
Ellis
Venice
Supreme Court
Ward
Aval Alony
Mike
Hhi
Pool Hall Ordinance Enforcement Report
A fragmented notice describes pool halls under a city ordinance with youths present. Police and proprietors enforce rules as officers monitor venues while schools and communities address underage gaming concerns.
Lawrence People On Program At Interstate Meeting
The twenty second annual convention of the Interstate Literary Association will be held February 26 and 27 at the Second Baptist Church in Topeka. Delegates and participants include Miss Jenetta Henson Mrs Bears Theodore Popelands Arthur Clark Master Murrill Brown Miss Mae Strode Joseph Bower Edward Baker Ethel Aplinson and Marjorie Tucker.
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Interstate Literary Association
Second Baptist Church of
Topeka
Indianapolis defense lawyer attacks dynamite conspiracy case
Attorney Fleury Knowlan appealed to the jury on behalf of forty defendants in the dynamite conspiracy trial. He denounced Artie E McManus as a arch fiend and challenged his confession as implicating others. He urged jurors to distrust sensational allegations and consider the lives at stake.
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Indianapolis
Hec
Fleury
Knowlan
Ise
Artie E. McManusal
Change of policy in Mexican affairs surprises Washington
Ambassador Wilson and other observers report conditions south of the border prompting a tougher U.S. stance toward Mexico. The administration is urged to take stronger actions to address depredations and hostile attitudes noted by Henry Lane Wilson and other cognizant officials.
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Washington
Mexico
Re Tm
Henry Lane Wilson
Mesivan
Diamond Dealer Murdered in Chicago Office
H Bogue fifty five year old president of J il Logue Co diamond dealers was murdered in his Chicago private office this afternoon. Robbery likely motive and the body lay on the floor with a crushed forehead. Office in disorder with showcases drawers ransacked and diamonds worth thousands taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
H. Bogue
J.il, Logue & Co
Lome
Gomphers Visit Discusses Constructive Legislation
Samuel Giomphers met with Wonder Wilkan to discuss laws favoring working people. They advocated uplift and improvement, aiming at stronger action and initiatives to provide opportunities and ease in civic life.
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Trenton
Dees
Samuel jCiomphers
Vonterenvis
Wondrow Wilkan
Turkish envoy authorized to bargain with Greek delegates
Ottoman government instructs Reelad Pasha to treat with Greek peace delegates in London without armistice preconditions. The shift in Turkish attitude favors Turkey as Taft is set to receive a ceremonial “Alligator” honor in Jacksonville after a stop in Key West. A city school notes Christmas programs with Lincoln School’s red and green decorations and garlands.
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Greece
Constantinople
Pasha
Lincoln School
Atas
Lawrence Good Fellows plan Christmas charity drive
Local churches and organizations form a centralized Good Fellows body in Lawrence to distribute gifts and supplies so no stockings are empty on Christmas Day. A committee including Rev. Elderkin and Capt. Morris will coordinate collecting at the Y M C A and assign field work for Thursday and Christmas Eve.
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Lawrence
Dueme
N.S. Elderkin
S. VT. Gilliapiey Henry
Y.M
Soviet_ Service Hol
Init
Danalas County Hortien Society Elects Smith President
F Smilly of Lawrence, president of the Danalas County Hortien Society, was elected president of the state organization at the Topeka annual meeting last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F Smilly
Lawrence
Danalas County
Bryan Reaches Washington En Route to New York
William J. Bryan arrived in Washington today on his way to New York. He planned talks with President-elect Wilson before traveling south. The exact date and location of the Wilson Bryan conference were to be announced later.
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Washington
Wiliam J. Bryan
New York
Wilson Wilson
Wilson
Farmer Joins Good Fellows Amid Substantial Entrance Fee
A farmer living near Law Cette joined the Good Fellows paying an entrance fee of 150 pounds of pork as pot prices rose. He notified Lawrence that his contribution was ready and volunteers collected and distributed the meat to worthy families. Oliver Schell traveled to Caldwell, Missouri, this morning, while Mildred joined Mrs. J.M. for a trip to Sedalia, Missouri.
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Lawcette
Lawrence
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Leon A Frank
Praka Norris
Lexworth
Les
Miss Pearl Milton
Stafford
Kareas
Society of Chicago
Gettsburg
Dee
Ritie
Bildy Et Getty Inngt
Hess Teizatigvines
Cisksny
Eaammasasaden
Harrison
Senator Stone
Carl Tatler
Treworgy
Lawraner
VA. Edgar
Marenvet Utdda
Min
Eli Chirk
Cathy
Kansis
Mes
Miss Tuell
Editi’ Hommings
Wiltrétntin Leimerin
Chanute
Claud Sowers
Florened
Tes
Gieorge
Whatisas
C2 KeBivet
Kanes City
Gay Walker
Higehinsen
Robert. Banke
Obie Lily
Colo
Ethelyne Walliford
Thinley
Hansas City
Fred Skidrock
Gorrill
Warren and
Tennessee Street
Ward Ellis
Eldon
Tih
McManigal
I Prosecution
Ambassador Wilson
Taft
Jacksonville
Fla
Will
Morroco
Mystir Shrine
Key West
Lincoln
B. E. Smith
Douglas County
Hortionnltncal Oateee
Geta State
Bryan
Farmer
Good Fellows
Oliver Schell
Caldwell
Kar
Mildred
Sedalia
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