University of Kansas Forms Women’s Athletic Association
The University of Kansas plans a new women’s athletic association led by President Amaryntha Smith with Catherine Stubbs as secretary and Mary Reding as treasurer. The Grimsons and Fire Blues sections form the teams with captains Pernice Sehults and Frederika Hodder. Sports include basketball, ageball, swimming, soccer, and tennis, with most play in basketball and potential public viewings later. Dr. Margaret Johnson oversees the program with Rose Abbot and Nette Martine ste, reflecting growing female athletic interest on campus and aligning with national trends at Vassar, Smith, and Wellesley.
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Umnatium
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Angular
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Catherine ‘Stubbs
Lahd
Mary
Reding
Diere
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Margaret‘Johnson
Mmiss
Rose Abbot Add
Nette Martineste
Kansas’ University
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Smith
Wellesley
Tferncks
Became Sing's
Professors Plan Talks Across Kansas Circuit
University educators tour Kansas visiting Oswego Fort Scott and Great Bend. Prof A W Trettein lectures on education in Saling tonight and at McPherson tomorrow. Prof Co Ait Dunlap lectures on Dickens at Clathe s. Prof Olin speaks to Oswego educators this afternoon.
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Acessionk
A. W. Trettein
Education
Saling
McPherson
Kansas
Co Ait Dunlap
Department of English
Leeture
Clathe’ S
Charles Fickens
Robert Lewis Stevenson
Physicians Conclude Meeting With Banquet and Papers
The Northeast section of the Kansas Medical Society held a last night meeting in Kan sts with a banquet at Eldridge House. Papers read included Anesthesia by Dr Walter Sutton and Typhoid Fever by Vaccination by Hon Dr Bosnton of the University of Kansas. About fifty doctors attended and returned home today.
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Kansts Medical Society
Eldridge House
J. B. Wilbk
Walter Sutton
Kansas _ City
Bosnton
University
Kansas
Eldridge
Spencer resigns as Lord Chamberlain amid criticism
London February 9 Earl Spencer today resigns his office as Lord Chamberlain. The action is attributed to widespread criticism of his conduct as censor of plays.
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London
Earl Spencer
Lord Chamberlain
Prison for Winchester England Spy Captain Arrested
Heinrich Grosse, a captain in the German Merchant Mariner, was arrested in December and today faced a charge in Winchester England. The espionage case centers on alleged acts by the German captain and related activities.
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Winchestero
England
Heinrich Grosse
Maring
Professor Smith to Lecture on American Humor at University
Noted speaker Professor Smith of the University of Virginia School of English will lecture here this year. He is author of a major text on American literature and is in high demand in the East. His February 19 to 22 visit includes discussions about his wartime Germany troubles and rivalries with Harvard figures, culminating in an exclusive court function invitation.
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School of English
University, of Virginia
Smith
East
Germany
Saith
Roosevelt
University of Berlin
Kaiser
Harvard
Sms
Aes Erbire
Ahhmadrist
Dr. Smith
Disease Found in Bees Warns of American Foul Brood
The Department of Agriculture warns beekeepers about American foul brood a bacterial disease attacking bee larvae. Entomology experts at the University describe how the illness weakens hives and causes larval yellowing and withering. Vigilant inspection and removal of affected brood are advised to prevent spread in Douglas County and nearby farms.
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County
Jee
Agricultus
Hongerford
Parte
Ivan
District Court Adjourns After Week of Convictions
Judge Smart adjourned District Court until Monday February 24 after four sentences. Two defendants were to be paroled on condition of gainful employment. Civil docket opening paused. Mansfield and others heard on the criminal side with verdicts returned, including a not guilty finding in a child protection charge.
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Tadice
Uhat
Ken
Qrvil McMillan
Ihis
Wai
Barnes
Hutchinson Reformatory
LeRoy
Ray Sind
Owen
Sam Austin
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Captain Waters Praises Lincoln at University Chapel
Captain Waters of Topeka delivered an address at Fraser Hall Chapel in Lawrence praising Lincoln’s enduring appeal. He described Lincoln as a common people's hero, a man of poverty and virtue, and noted how his memory inspires prayers and hope across the nation. The talk mirrored a vivid portrait of Lincoln, with reflections on his appearance and humble origins. Monday marks Linenlu’s birthday anniversary and a university holiday with no classes.
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J." Waters
Topeka
Lincoln
Waters
Law
Captain Waters
United States
Lincola
Descrip Lion
Washington
Nis
Linenlu
Arrests on Monday in dynamite case tied to unnamed defendants
Reports say nine to twenty suspects are involved in a dynamite plot with arrests planned Monday. Some defendants reportedly avoid familiar haunts, while U S district attorneys indicate authorities have kept watch on the group. Most are to appear for arraignment in March.
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Distries
Bleir
Chenny
Ar Simert
San Ake
Globe Wins Spelling Match Defeats Brubaker I
Globe defeated Brubaker I in a spelling contest last Wednesday in a preliminary for the Jewish spelling match. Fred Williams of the University of Illinois visiting at the Phi Psi Chapter house. Mrs Wisler and children left for Harper after a ten day visit with Ella Tevjer. Miss Cornglix Viardesstle arrived from Kiport a Ter to visit at the Phi house. Miss Mildred Lambert visiting Ruch Lambert from Hiawatha. Prof H W Josselyn back from Parsons Kan. Hyden Eaton of Kansas City to spend the weekend here.
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Fred Williams
University of Insinna
Phi Psi
B. Wisler
Harper
Ella Tevjer
Cornglix Viardesstle
Kiuporta
Phi
Mildred Lambert
Hiawatha
Ruch Lambert
Chicago
H - W- Josselyn
Parsons
Kan
Hyden
Eaton
Kansas City
Arrest of Possible Suspect In Williams Murder
Grand Inland February 9 Second arrest in the Goldie Williams murder case occurred this morning as a stranger was detained and questioned by local authorities. He did not match the description and provided no evidence for retention. The coroner's jury ruled Williams died at the hands of an unknown man last afternoon.
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Gokrie Williams
Tidge Browzer
Arbogast
Sherif Sievers
Hamis
Muan
Goldie Willits
Death of J A Swett at Haswell Institute
Notice reports the death of J A Swett former superintendent of Haswell Institute in Chicago and later Lake Warhol. Swett served as assistant superintendent, then superintendent from April 1 1898, overseeing campus improvements, the cluster lighting system and chapel plans. He died after a long illness leaving a family including Mrs Swett and children Bert Frank Edward Roy Jessie. The Haswell community extends condolences to his relatives and former coworkers.
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John AV. Swett
Chicago
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Charles F. Meserve
Slaw University
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Haskell Institute
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Amt
Yasi
Diriaig
Orsamsad
Estalisient
Swot
Wise
Maskell
Bert
Frank
Edward
Roy
Jessie Ae
Evangelist Dr Stucker Pleases Lawrence Christians
Christian People of Lawrence express strong delight in Dr Stucker whose ardent preaching moves many to renew zeal. Meetings draw praise for earnest sermon delivery and music, with Miss Bessie Rayburn and Thomas Thornton contributing nightly. Ringers report positive impact on church members and overall vigor.
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Lawrence
Stucker
Eleiter
Christ Paul Wiil
Bert
Miss Bessie
Rayruonianil
Thomas’ E. Thornton
Kansas Jail Listen: Hall Refuses Comment on Case
Sheriff Banning returns with Hall to county jail after arrest on charges of obtaining money under false pretenses. Hall answers every question with I have nothing to say, plans to consult his attorney and awaits a preliminary hearing set for early next week. Clarke, his newly engaged attorney, says case facts are not yet clear. County Attorney Ed Riling says prosecution will proceed regardless of any settlement offers. Hall faces trial following a preliminary hearing before Justice of the Peace Fy Wilson. Nearby, Rev. Miuh Th apes Kansas minister from Anthony dies of pneumonia.
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Journal-World
Hall
W. T. Banning
Canton
Heayould
Justice of the Peave
Fy Wilson
Trall
Banning
Kansas
Ola
Mic Shail
Niles Trial Details Tie Ink Case to Insurance Claim
Peculiar testimony unfolds in the Niles Michigan case over the defunct Ink pending scrutiny of insurance for Gegrzer a. Kimmel. Witnesses describe facial resemblance and memory uncertainties while deposition work and courtroom tensions surface. Local social notes mention a Kansas event and a cookie sale at Raymot drug store with community visitors and relatives noted.
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Andrews White
Niles
Michigan
Gegrzer A. Kimmel
Raday
Co Dean
Jolr Burns
Gepost
Kimmel
Leasins
Nien
White
Lergans
Herourt Ram
Chirles Johnson
Nites
Confidence game tricks two men in Illinois
Two young men in Bloomington and Pontiac face charges after attempting a 'confidence game' by betting over the meanings of transpire and perspire. In Bloomington they won $100 before moving to Pontiac, where they amplified the ruse with a store dispute and a $150 wager. A clerk defined the words in Webster and the pair were arrested as they prepared to leave town.
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Pontiac
Ilinois
Lawrence
Stown
Blospington
Bloomington
Whire
Clash Over Valentine Syndicate Assets Sparks Marines
In Honduras Varta Feb 9 United States Marines landed 75 men to seize the Valentine Syndicate railroad and wharf after Gov Bonilla ordered civil proceedings and the seizure of assets. Honduran troops resisted train movement as the American consul sought State Department guidance amid protests from authorities.
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Honduras
United States
W. C. Valentine
Wader
Valentine Syndicate
Congress
Valentine
Bonilla
New York
G Greeley
Lerl
Greely
Americat
Petrel
States Department
Jovernprent
Onjsu
Aartocs
Debating Society Adopts Name and Weekly Meetings
The University of Kansas Debating Society adopted its name and constitution last night and decided to meet weekly alternating Thursdays or Fridays. A regular program is planned for next week. Pere Hyacinthe Dies in Paris after brief illness.
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Kansas University Debating Society
Giggling Cells Circus Delights Lawrence Audience
The Giggling Cells company presented a winter southern quarter indoor show in Lawrence's City 4 A gymnasium last night. Clowns Carl Hoskins and Coln led amusing acts, with strong gymnastic displays by Root, Babb, Brownlee, and Pauly. The Topeka Industry school acrobats impressed, Lorenzo Brothers drew laughs, Haskell Indians closed with native dances, and Wagstaff McCurdy calliope music rivaled Brown's orchestra. Tonight features added acts, the Kaw river spout, and a full program with more performers and Miss Leora Strahl hosting dances and cards.
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Giggling Cells
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Trainig
Ardall
Carlie Hoskins
Coln
Root
Babb
Brownlee
Pauly
Pete
Topeka
Ndustria
Lorenzo Brothers
Wagstaff ~ McCurdy
Brown
Kaw
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