Postponement talk for Panama Canal fleet opening meets at Washington
Secretary Garrison and Colonel Goethals discussed delaying the international fleet from Hampton Roads to San Francisco via the Panama Canal for the canal opening and exposition. Earth slides near the canal threaten a channel too shallow for the naval parade, requiring continual dredging and possible legislation.
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Washington
Tlampton
San Francisco
Panama
Garrison
Goethils
Curnecalha
Coetravds
Gola
Goethals
Teo
Uustubal
Ap Hampton Teads
San Pranecisco
Philosophy meeting at Aid West Ev line oat
Wiedrmann's Philosophy Club hosts a session at 101 Aid West Ev line oat. Time 7 to ime. Prof Ee TL Efellands will discuss the oat proceedings of the American Philosophical Association. Interested individuals are invited to attend.
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Aid West Ev
Line Oat
Toime
Ee TL Efellands
Wall
Ameren Philosophical Association
Dodge City's Pioneer Robert M Wright Dies
Dodge City's pioneer Robert M Wright died yesterday, a figure of statewide importance since the city’s early days. He built a trading network, buying buffalo hides by the thousands and outfitting the frontier commercial port. His death marks the loss of a prominent merchant and civic figure in the region.
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Robert M. Wright
Dodge City
Dodee City
Wan
Dan
Tie
Podge
Trey
Lie
Lhe
Burglar Kills Policeman in Chicago Attempted Hold Up
An earlier today in Chicago an armed burglary attempt resulted in the death of Officer Johns Sansui and Officer Hennessy. A suspect named Jack Dutton and an unidentified accomplice engaged in a holdup, wounding detective Jensen and fleeing after police returned fire.
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Chicago
Jan
Johns Sansui
Ico
Hennessy
Jack Dutton
Patton
Sausnuny
Aren
Dutta
Hennessey
Jensen
Jtennessey
Senate approves ship purchase bill amid opposition
Washington debate centers on creating a shipping board to finance a 10.1 million program and spend over 30 million on purchase or chartering of carriers. Senate votes 46 to 29 to push unfinished business, while Republicans warn against rushing the measure.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
Fletcher
Commerce Committee
Gallinger
Lodue Ind
Root
Emperor Eats War Bread Affects Berlin Court People
Berlin reports the German emperor William orders war bread served to himself and his entourage. The loaf, called 1K bread, uses four percent rye flour and fifteen percent potato flakes to stretch food supplies during wartime. Public uptake remains low, but the emperor’s choice aims to spur public acceptance and compliance.
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Berlin
Viene
London
William
Uplift Message Challenges City Leaders in Kansas City
Kansas City address by University of Kansas professor William A. McKeever calls for dethroning heroic status of “common man” and warns against worship of wealth. He argues universal humanity arises from caring for all, including the downtrodden, while noting skyscrapers and banks reflect aggressiveness amid growing urban wealth.
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Kansas City
William, A. McKeever
University of Kansas
Kansas City School of Sovial Service
Melxecer Wedive
MelWeever
Bfe
Dustin Farnum in Cameo Kirby at Atrora Today
Dustin Farnum appears in Cameo Kirby at Atrora for today only, presented by Paramount.
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Dustin Farnum
Kirby
Paramount
Atrora
Dustin Paria
Aurora
Will Meet in Topeka Xangas Improved Stock Breeders
The Xangas Improved Stock Breeders Association holds a meeting in Topeka on January 11 12 and 13 that will draw stockmen and farmers across the state. R J Linscott Holton Kans a Jersey cattle advocate discusses high output dairy herds. G A Laude Rose Kansas a Shorthorn breeder offers insights while K L Barrier Angus breeding is weighed against farmers needs. FLO Newton Kansas will speak on profitable surplus sales in the breeders business.
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Xangas
Topeka
R. J. Linscott
Holton
Kans
Jersey Cattle Preachers
G. A. Laude
Rose
Kansas
Kk. L. Barrier
Flo
Newton
Mkansas
Locomotive overturns near Bells injuring crew
Dallas Jan 5 The engine of the Katy Limited No 9 South bound from St Louis on the M Ex Texy overturned near Bells Texas today injuring the fireman and engineer None of the coaches left the rails The train was delayed about two hours.
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Dallas
Tex
St. Louis
Bells
Texas
Senate to probe presidential recess appointments
Washington Jan 5 The Senate Judiciary Committee orders an inquiry into presidential authority to make recess appointments to fill vacancies created during Congress. Subcommittee members Culberson Reed Walsh Brandegee and Borah will conduct the investigation. The move follows rejection of Ewing L Land for U.S. Marshal in Western Missouri and a related postmaster nomination in Devals State North Dakota.
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Washington
D.C
Wilson
Senate
Senate Judiciary Committee
Culberson
Reed
Walsh
3Randegue
Borah
Committee
Ewing CL Land
Kansas
United States
Alissouri
Bland
Congress
Judiciary Committee
Marjorie J. Bloom
Lawrence Jigh school basketball squad gears up for Rosedale tilt
After weeks of practice since football season end, Lawrence High basketball team narrows to first string. Woodard returns at center, Laslett shines at guard, with Draper Calin and Luapher vying for forward spots. Coach Young predicts strong state title push and plans a practice game with the alumni. Schedule includes games with Rosedale January 15 and others through March.
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Laslett
Draper
Calin
Luapher
Losedale
Fort Scott
Paola
Tola
Baldwin
Lectures On Religion Begin At Meyers Mall
Professor R A Selwegler continues a series on fundamentals of religion beginning Tuesday night in Meyers Mall. Remaining talks cover Prophecy Morality and Religion The Facts About Sin Everlasting Punishment The Personality of Jesus Christ and Twenty Celebrations in Christ. Pineapple ice advertised from Wiederian’s.
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R.A. Selwegler
Will
Uveloek
Meyers * Mall
Jesus Christ
Dismiss Railroad Case Hits Wheat Freight Rates
The Interstate Commerce Commission dismissed the Kansas City Board of Trade complaint against Kansas City to Memphis wheat rate differences. It found the evidence of unreasonableness or discrimination weak and noted the ruling could not equalize economic conditions across markets or force one market to compete with another.
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Washington, D. C
Interstate Commerce Comission
Kansas City Board of Trade
Kansas City
Memphis
Rulne
Commission
Providence Governor Calls for Presidential Vote for Women
In his inaugural address Governor Beekman urged extending Rhode Island women’s right to vote for president. He urged passage of a constitutional amendment granting women presidential suffrage as part of broader reform.
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Rhode Island
Providence
W. L
Jan. S
Beekman
For Sale Restaurant and assorted classifieds
Classifieds show a restaurant for sale at Royal Cafe 2 Mass St and Uni versity Place Annex listings with price ranges 200 to 500 plus 450 to 000 for other units. Also notes on livestock trade and a lost turquoise pendant between Maine and Mass streets. Warnings about boarders at 1116 Tennessee and livestock for sale from G F Brown two miles west. Bell phones cited.
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University Place Annex
University Place
Simon J. White
Bell
Market Letter Kansas City Stock Yards Weekly Cattle Summary
Market letter notes moderate weekly fluctuations with steady close for cattle and mixed demand. Receipts around 1,000 kill cattle and 12,000 hogs. stockers and feeders weaker, heavy supplies from Iowa and Michigan exerting pressure. prices for fed cattle range about 7.50 to 8.86, steers 7.00 to 7.40, hogs in strong demand and steady to higher. lambs and ewes trade firmer with top lambs near 8.40 and ewes around 5.75.
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Kansas City
Towa
Michels
Kansas
Aduil
Chicago
At &G
Rigkart
Market Report: Cattle and Hogs Prices Across Cities In Early Jan
Associated Press notes Kansas City cattle receipts 11,000 with steady to weak market. prime fed steers around 7.0 to 7.5, cows and heifers 4.50 to 8.75, stockers and feeders near 6.25 to 7.87. Chicago receipts 7,000 show weak market. beeves 5.50 to 9.75, cows and heifers 2.90 to 8.00. Hog receipts 5,000 with weak market. prices for light to heavy hogs ranged 6.50 to 7.30, plus 5.25 to 10 for some pius.
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Kansas City
Chicago
Graves Brothers Sell Paper in Washington Kan Sale
The Clipper Leader of Haddam Kansas was sold this week by S. H. and J. B. Graves to E. F. Jones of Ottawa. The Graves brothers had published the paper for the past year and nine months.
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Graves
Washington, Kan
the Clipper Leader
Haddam
Kan
S. H
E. F. Jones
Ottawa
Graves Brothers
Education Reform and Higher Costs in Lawrence Schools
Continued discussion on Lawrence schools notes that modern education emphasizes manual and physical development alongside the teacher's work. Rising living costs strain budgets, yet teachers’ salaries lag behind other expenses, challenging accreditation and the value of attending to moral, health, and practical training in preparing students for citizenship and work.
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Otter
Tables Board
Sula
Phew
Homi
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Wiedrmann’s
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Royal Cafe
Socom
Simon R. White
Bell Phone
Maine
Mass
Dee
Kkeward
Journal-World
Tennessee
Seguerra
G. F. Brown
Associated Press Market Report
Lawrence
Wilder S. Metcalf
Perkins Building
Abe Wolfson
Will Johns
Propr
Northern
Ohio Mills
Klein
State Bank
Lawrence National Bank
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