Northeastern Kansas Medical Association Convention in Lawrence
Physicians from northeastern Kansas gather in Lawrence for a two day meeting with papers read in Snow Hall. Welcome by University of Kansas Chancellor Frank Strong. Banquet at Eldridge. Program includes talks by Drs. McClung, Naismith, Rankin, Menninger, and Zinke among others. Local ads note Fairfax dinners and olive products, and a rink invitation.
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Lawrence
Northeastern Kansas Medical Association
Snowhail
Frank Strong
Eldridge
and Strong
University of Kansas
C. P.ing
Topeka
C. E. McClung
Lawrace
Seine Rising as Paris Floods Eight Inches in Day
Paris reports the Seine up seven and a half inches in twenty four hours with another rise forecast by noon tomorrow. Premier Briand says precautions are sufficient and no alarm. The New York Chamber of Commerce sends a further relief donation of forty thousand dollars. Government relief loans up to one thousand dollars may be offered for five years.
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Paris
Seine
Indhea
Briand
Bacon
Foreym
Chamber of Commeres of
New York
Society notices and legal notices from Lawrence 1910
In society short sleeves are fashionable for summer dresses men will protest. Rev Milton hosted a Sunday School class with 75 guests. Henry Jefferson found guilty on one count of a statutory offense with minimum five years. Public notices include Douglas County Kansas actions: Erhart Yakle v Sarver mortgage suit. judgments to quiet title in real estate in Lawrence and Douglas County with deadlines in February and March 1910.
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Henry Jefferson
Lawrence Daily Journal
Douglas County
Kansas
Erhart Yakle
Michael Sarver
Erhart Yakie
G. W. E. Griffth
P. A. Grifith
Ghp
Lawrence
W. B. Brownell
Pisinoff
Lydial A. Stephens
Kausag
Jane Dickson
Nancy Williams
Laow Place
Free eggs offered by college spur nationwide response
Kansas State Agricultural College Poultry Department offered free pure bred eggs to farmers to boost starting stock and identify interested growers. About 500 inquiries daily flooded in from Kansas and neighboring states with letters and post cards. Six clerks handled the barrage as the department sent 2,500 replies outlining conditions: keep fertility records and furnish one chick per four raised by September 1. Eggs to be shipped February 15.
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Manhattan
Kans
Poultry Department
Kansas State Agricultural College
Kansas
Kanas State Agricultural College
Kansas Agricultural College
Oklahoma
Texas
Missouri
Colorado
Markets by Wire Grain and Provisions Kansas City Feb 10
Kansas City market notes list wheats and corns with May and July contracts, cash prices for No 2 hard and No 2 red, rye hay and butter and eggs quotes, cattle and hog receipts and price ranges, live stock components, and Chicago prices for wheat corn oats pork lard. Chicago markets mirror with May July Sept prices across grains and meats, plus live cattle and hogs receipts and ranges.
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Kansas City
Hay—Choice
Butter—Creamery
Chicago
SGI
Aly
Brock
Swope murder case tops Kansas City docket
February report from Kansas City details Dr Bennett Hyde facing first degree murder charges in the Swope case. John Paxton files information, a warrant to arrest Hyde expected, Hyde to surrender at 4 PM. Grand jury to probe all aspects, Typhoid link noted, Libel suit against Hyde dismissed to block deposition.
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Kansas City
Swope
John G. Paxton
Bennett Clarke Hyde
Col. Swope
Virgil Conkling
Dr. Hyde
Kansas
Mes
Lega U
Lyde
Iineeld
Hyde
D. G. Paxton
Ue Circuit Court
Independence
Paston
Holding Up Prices Combating Cost of Living
New Jersey jury probes big cold storage houses as judge labels price raising as conspiracy. Prosecutor Garven seeks indictments to curb seasonal price rises while New York agitation over meat costs fades. Storage regulation faces council review with no immediate action expected. meat prices stay steady.
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New York
Swayze
Hudson County
Jersey
Garven
New York City
Water power restored and streetcar service improves
Power situation improved as water flowed through flood gates and water power returned. Streetcar service shows gains with schedules for Mass, Santa Fe, New Jersey, I and Tenn St lines calling at Henry St at regular minute marks. Indiana street and local services noted with shop ads and upcoming sale: February 14 sale at Vrooman Stanley farm with hogs cattle horses household goods and implements. March styles hinted from Herndon's Varsity Studio.
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Henry St
Santa Fe
New Jersey St
I and Tenn
Henry
Indianar Street
Stanley Farm
Flour Bleaching Case Opens in New Orleans Court
In Wellington Mills case the United States sues Aetna Mills and Elevator Co of Wellington Kansas over flour bleaching methods. The trial aims to decide if millers may use whitening processes, with health implications and potential shifts to yellow flour if the government prevails.
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Wellington Mills
New Oreans Court
New Orleans
United States
Aetna Mills and Elevator Company of
Wellington
Kans
United States District Court
Pure Food Department
Fraternity Row Backs Board Terms Amid Suspensions
Journal reports a delegation of twelve suspended high school fraternity members edge toward accepting the board of education terms ahead of Tuesday meeting. Alumni favor compromise while suspended youths insist they will not quit wearing pins. Some seek temporary work as classes shift to Swede Wilsons Pool Hall and local colleges.
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Journal
Smith
Board of Education
Uwst
Frank Russell
Delta Omicron Omicron
Russel
Wil Pilkenton
Phi Sigma Chi
Sefevee
Swede Wilsons Pool Hall
Business College
Roy Fitzpatrick
Californis
Bayne Wilson
Society Report
Pilkenton
Haskell hearing muted as governor not planned to testify
Guthrie Oklahoma February 10 State Accountant Taylor who reported findings prompting the legislative probe is the first witness as hearings resume. Governor Maskell is cross examining and not expected to testify today while charges against the state banking board await next week. Attorney General West among summoned witnesses.
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Oklahoma
Guthrie
Okla
Taylor
Maskell
West
State Banking Board
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James Naismith
Henry B. Miller
Hosaville
E. C. Rankin
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Winchester
WH. L. Alkire
L. Williams
J. C
Shaw
Holton
M. A. Bacher
Rosedale
S. G. Zinke
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G. R. Tenney
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Doomire
Wild
Robertson Furniture Co
Hanbal
Hive
Republican Party
Smaachman
Donmelimar
AJP
Hatta
W. B. Haren
A. L. Cox
H. Schule
J.B. Wilder
J. Wood
J. B. Dicker
A. Wood
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Lyon
Elm
1St Ward
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City Hall
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Foulard
Foulards
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Chamber of Commerce of
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District Court
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Allen Smith
Hernday
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George J. Barker
Hyder
Mueder
Paxton
Tink
Thet Heme Dairy
Five Greerty
Tell Line
Sprage
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Court Ilouse Grogory
A.A. Bigelow Diep
Herndon
Varsity
Rube
Ellis
Ottawa
Kan
Eilis
St. Louis Nationals
Ottawa University
California
St. Louis
Uucles Ayres
Cap
Sud
Atenas
Port Imilant
Strait of Magellan
WM. Charcot
AL AL Bigelow
Tome
Shulz
Cheney Bros. Foulard
Zepher
Victoria -Line
MELBA
Foe
Royal Worcester
Srnts
Nachman
Wisdeman’s
Raymond's
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