Theodore Roosevelt Dies at Sagamore Hill at Age -Note: Headline truncated to fit 70 chars
Theodore Roosevelt dies in his sleep at Sagamore Hill Oyster Bay after a rheumatic attack. Telegrams of condolence pour in as details of funerals and family reactions are awaited. Roosevelt’s long public life is summarized from his early New York career to his presidency and beyond.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
Sts. Roosevelt
Qyster Bay
Love Roosevelt, Jr
Kermit Roosevelt
Archie Roosevelt
New York
Boston
Ethel Derby
Aiken
Roosevelt
White House
McKinley
Col Roosevelt
United States
Talbot resigns as KU official to take New Jersey post
Homer Talbot, head of the KU municipal reference bureau and secretary of the Kansas Municipalities League, resigns to become secretary of the New Jersey State League of Municipalities, to work from Princeton library. He criticizes KU salaries and urges state reform while noting his departure opens a wider field for public service. Ministers plan a 30 day campaign to connect 2000 KU students with churches in Lawrence.
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Homer Talbot
K. U
New. Jersey
University
League of Kansas Municipalities
Strong
Princeton University
Talbot
New Jersey State League of Municipalities
Princeton University Library
Kansas City Star
Municipal Reference Library of
Kansas City
Wisconsin University
University of Kansas
Kansas
Wichita
Eldorado
America
H. G. Ingham
Dual Marks Writes is Stationed with Medical Corps Near Bordeaux
Julius Marks, with a medical unit at Bordeaux France, writes to his father Sol Marks that he has visited the city once since arriving at the camp five miles away. Hundreds of soldiers are being moved from base hospitals through the camp at Bordeaux with 900 received in one day. He notes only one picture show in Bordeaux and a long line at entrance would take most of the afternoon. Bordeaux is about the size of Kansas City.
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Bordeaux
Julius Marks
France
Sol Marks
Kansas City
Ford to Contest Senate Seat Recount Petition
Democratic candidate Ford filed a contest of the U S Senate seat against Republican Newberry alleging ballot suppression improper rejection and election law violations. He asked for a recount of ballots before Vice President and the Senate noting excessive campaign spending and voter intimidation.
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Marshall
Washington
Mushall
Senate
Ford
Uni States
Truman HH. Newberry
Foundal
Newberry
Michigan
Roosevelt funeral announced for Wednesday at Sagamore Hill
The hour for President Roosevelt's funeral was announced as 12 45 p m at Sagamore Hill Oyster Bay with two services, one there and one at Christ Church in Oyster Bay at 2 p m Rev Dr George Talmage to officiate Colonel Roosevelt to be buried in Youngs Memorial Cemetery Oyster Bay in a plot chosen by him and his wife The Baptist Brotherhood hosts an event at Prof A S Olin's home tomorrow evening featuring Prof Olin Chancellor Strong and Dr R Moore as hosts separate note about the funeral services and burial plans
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L&j
Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
Roosevelt Hospital
Bul
Josephina Stricker
Stricker
Oyster Bay
Christ's Church
Roosevelts
George Talmage
Young's Memorial Cemetery
White House
Budget Talk By Chancellor At Noon Luncheon
Chancellor Frank Strong will address the Chamber of Commerce on the university budget at tomorrow's regular noon luncheon. A meeting of the board of directors will follow, with Secretary Sparks requesting full attendance. Paroled on His Fine Morris Beil was fined $1 and costs in police court for discharging firearms within city limits. he was paroled.
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Frank Strong
Chamber of Commerce
Board of Directors
Sparks
Morris
Beil
Wants Wounded Yanks For Information At Red Cross
The Red Cross home service station at 5 East Ninth street appeals for names of discharged soldiers and sailors with physical disabilities. In cooperation with civilian relief and the federal vocational education board it aims to aid families and provide vocational training so disabled men can support themselves. Those already discharged and not listed with civilian relief are sought, with hospital interviews planned before discharge.
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Red Cross
East Ninth Street
The
Civilian Relief
Federal Board of Vocational Education
High Official Now He Is Member of Pope's Family
Lawrence Journal World carrier Charlie O Hearn became known to President Wilson when he escorted the pontiff into the Vatican. O Hearn, once a Lawrence resident, rose through church ranks to direct the American Catholic College at Rome and now sits near an archbishop in the pope's official circle.
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Pope
Lawrence
Charlie
Kansen
Wilson
Vatican
Charles O'Hearn
Charley O’hearn
Lawrence Journal-World
Chicago
Collge
Rome
Pat O’hearn
Rhode Island Street
Gufter
Still Some Coming For A T C Men
About 250 S A T C men at the University received their December pay Friday with final discharges issued to many. Pay for those who left the university early will be mailed, and all officers expect discharges soon. Subsistence for barracks delays should arrive within one or two months per Registrar George O Foster. Dean Blackmar Elected Sociology Society President at Richmond VA for next year. Fire causes 300 damages to S A Moore Hudson car at Seventh and Massachusetts streets. Fire department used chemicals to stop the blaze after top and wiring burned. Marriage licenses issued to Harry Gordon and Mamie Branston both of Maple Hill and Charles Cox of Topeka and Myrtle Messett of Topeka. Minnie E Roberts files for divorce from Lou D Roberts in district court.
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Lawrence Ministerial Alliance
H. B. Peaks
Haskell
Peakrs
George O. Foster
United Reformed
Dean Blackmar
American Sociology Society
Richmond
F. J. Blackmar
Kk U
America
S. A. Moore
Massachusetts
Harry Gordon
Maple Hill
Mamie Branston
Charles Cox
Topeka
Myrtle Messett
Eeke
Family men get priority in discharge at Funston
War department rules limit Tenth division discharges to 10 percent. Col E H Humphrey announces priority order for releases: first those with families needing them, second those with infirm parents, third owners of private businesses or farms suffering from absence, fourth skilled workers in demand by business and farming interests. Vacancies to be filled by replacements from other units. Funston demobilization site expects to handle up to 2,000/ day under favorable conditions. No new county officers sworn in next week. incumbents to be succeeded by same deputies. treasurer to be replaced in October. two-term limits apply to treasurer and sheriff.
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Humphrey
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Stevenson
Woodward
Ban Lifted Lets Young Children Attend City Theaters
City health chief Dr. A W Clark announced that children of any age may now attend city theaters. The rule took effect immediately and theater managers were notified. Tonight is expected to draw larger crowds as younger children can finally see movies since last fall’s school closures.
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A. W.clark
Clark
Progress on Eudora Bridge Blocked by Bureaucracy
Progress toward repairing the Eu dora Bridge remains stalled a year after advertisements for bids drew none and after a cost plus plan was disapproved by the State Highway Commission. Leavenworth and Douglas counties plan to meet the State Highway Commission in Topeka to decide on required work, with dates to be set locally. Also: London dispatch reports Germany prepared to take diplomatic and military steps against the Bolshevik government.
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State Highway Commission
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Leavenworth
Douglas Counties
Topeka
Douglas County
State Commission
Leavenworth County
London
Germany
County aids starved with plan for relief drive
Douglas county mobilizes to meet a Jewish Armenian relief quota with a three tenths mill assessment. Committees led by I C Stevenson and W E Spalding oversee captains reports and publicity as a countywide drive aims to close the campaign in days after starting January 12.
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Douglas County
W. A. Young
Henderson Martin
I. C. Stevenson
W. FE. Spalding
I. J. Meade
Kreeck
5. S. Baty
H. B. Sparks
W. C. Simons
le A. Kent
W. H. Quakenush
President Wilson's Genoa Stop Drenched by Rainy Welcome
President Wilson traveled Rome to Milan stopping in Genoa where thousands of Italians cheered him amid a downpour that soaked the party. The visit included monuments and a brief Columbus wreath ceremony despite soaked decorations and rain-swept streets. Police guarded him as presses and officials struggled through the downpour to maintain the program.
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Progressive Party
Republican Party
William Howard Taft
Woodrow Wilson
Milan
Wilson
Rome
Genoa
R E
Whe
Mazzini
Cial
Secret Service
Y M C A Adds Two Men to Its Force
The Y M C A has added two men this past week. Paul Evans will serve as fall tia assistant to Secretary Boltz and oversee some classes and gym work. Edwin F Price, sociology student at the University, is a new special worker for the boys department, helping with outside organizations and activities. The Y M C A plans a busy season from now until spring as the building initiates full activities.
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Paul Evans
Boltz
Wil
Edwin F. Price
Zepf
End Campaign Ends Hi Y Club Drives Three Groups
The Hi Y club campaign ends tomorrow at the YMCA meeting. Two groups named Tanks and Marines led efforts for more members. A banquet plan and a double wrestling match featuring Matt and Jeff Shenanigan twins highlight the event. Also, military order allows combat divisions to release men with dependents from service to improve civil employment chances.
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Tanks
Marines
Wil
Matt
Jeff
Shenannigan Twins
Simple Shoe Styles Adopted By National Shoe Men
St Louis notes a convention where dealers report that styles will meet War Industries Board standards. Predominant looks favor rigid simplicity with limited colors. High shoes for spring will be pumps suitable for street wear and heels range from 1.4 to 2 inches.
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Jan
Simpte
War Indus Board
Roos
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