Book on Ysbrand edition debuts with cast photos
Dr Frederick Van Eden's play Ysbrand is issued as a book by the Journal under editors Prof J E Boodin and Prof Whitcomb. The volume includes a cast photo and serves as a reading prelude to Friday and Saturday opera house performances in Lawrence. Rehearsals led by Gertrude Messier produced a lighter, humorous take alongside poignant moments, aiming to broaden audience understanding before the stage premiere.
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Frederick van Eden
J. E. Boodin
Prof
Whitcomb
Vref Boodin
Prof. Whitcomb
Opera House
Gertrude Messier
Lawrence
Boudin
Ysbrand
Book of Yebrand on Sale at University Publisher
A university produced work has been issued in book form with the title Yebrand published today at the campus bookstore. The release marks a formal publication event for the author and confirms the work’s availability to the public and students alike.
Aviation Meeting Opens In California With First Coast Flights
In Los Angeles January 16 the international aviation meeting began at Domingues Junction. Curtiss flew three preliminary trials in a bi plane owned by Clifford B. Harmon of New York, thrilling spectators and proving rubberized silk canvas contraptions could fly. Curtiss expected the flights to influence a patent dispute with W sights, potentially clearing the way for the contests.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Domingues Junction
America
Curtiss
Clifford B. Harmon
New York
Baker University President Occupies Berlin Pulpit
Dr Marlin Freaching president of Baker University Baldwin Kan presides over the American church in Berlin on a year's leave of absence from his college duties. The cosmopolitan congregation includes American millionaires and students facing board bills, with Freaching finding the experience novel and demanding.
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Baker University
Berlin
Lemuel Jlerbert Mburlin
Baldwin
Kan
Kansas
Chandler Granted 6500 Dollar Hand Loss Award
State Supreme Court affirmed the lower court ruling in Chandler versus Bowersneck, awarding 6500 dollars for loss of a hand in employment with Mr. Bowergock. The amount set a Kansas record. George Davis was Chandler's attorney.
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State Supreme Court
State Supreme
Society Notes Preview From Topeka Clubs And Engagements
The Review club plans a tomorrow meeting with Mrs. Parrish on Mississippi street followed by a Twentieth Century club gathering with Mrs. W. F. Walker at 1301 Ohio street. An informal dinner hosted for Miss Jeannette Wheeler of Lawrence by Mrs. Clyde Miller at 803 Western avenue. Caroline Doubleday and Robert Dent Yates engage. wedding set for Tuesday evening January 25. Miss Doubleday guest of honor at a Bridge club event hosted by Miss Alice Sinclair with several guests. Mrs. Q. J. McQuary hosted a track party for Louise Street and Pearl McQuary. lunch served. The Saturday Night club met with Prof. W. E. Higgins. Fire safety notes during fraternity parties at Fraternal Aid hall. improvements discussed. Beta party incident on fire escape. some guests from Eeke’s hall viewed as prominent. Cast members for Ys Brand enjoyed luncheon at Eldridge hosted by Dr. J. F. Buodin. Attendees listed. Round Table club to meet with Mrs. H. L. Moore. Nu Name club meeting noted with Mak Quakenbush and Jane Buring pledging Sigma Nu SHS.
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Western Avenue
Jeannette’ Wheeler
Lawrence
Clyde Miller
Topeka Capital
Floyd E. Doubleday
Kansas City
Caroline
Robert Dent Yates
Miss Doubleday
Bridge Club
Alice Sinclair
Otto Newby
W. A. Moore
Madison
Wis
D. I. Maggard
Wichita
Mise:onbleday
The
University
Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority
Yates
Underwood Typewriter Company
City
Eeke
Opender Dead Ailesgo Coroner's Inquest Begun
A coroner's jury examined the Moore death at a Lake Shore Drive home then adjourned to the Chicago Avenue police station for the inquest. Bertha Dorset, last person seen Moore alive, is held at the station. Nathanial F. Moore, son of James Hobart Moore, died this morning at a south side resort, with police withholding details. Coroner Hollman vows a full investigation into possible heart disease as the cause.
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Aliesgo
Moore
Lake Shore Drive
Chicago Avenue
Jone
Bertha Dorset
Chicago
Nathanial F. Moore
James Hobart Moore
Hook Island
South Site
Hollman
Nathaniel Ford Moore
Witeer
New York
Younny Moore
Broadway
Guhl
Diamund Sleeve -Buttus
Billy Deford Lands From Ottawa to New York Career
Former Ottawa boy Billy Deford, a well known Lawrence figure, began a four year term as assistant district attorney in New York. His rise included roles as assistant attorney general and leading a suit against a major gas company, influencing rate reform and securing millions in adjusted charges.
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Ottawa
Lawrence
Deford
York
Grrawa
Billy
New York
Mr. Deford
New York City
Supreme Eit
United States
Great Gas Corporation
Coult Gombsuid
Markets by Wire Grains and Provisions Kansas City Markets
Markets by Wire reports Kansas City grain and livestock prices with bids for wheat corn oats and timothy and prairie hay. It lists receipts and price ranges for cattle hogs and calves, plus Chicago values for wheat corn oats pork lard and cattle and hogs, noting packers and top quotes.
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Kansas City
Daly
Ash
Bard
Chicago
Jeweler Murder and Robbery Ties to Woman
W. Al Tehnan a Terre Haute jeweler was found dead in his Hotel Plaza room. A coroner says a letter by Tehnan claims a woman he had worked with over Christmas stole 1900 in jewels, fled to Chicago, and may have poisoned him after dining there. Authorities broadcast her description.
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W.al Tehnan
Hotel Plaza
Helm
Line
Hually
Chicago
Lerdi Lorre Haute
Helman
Tie
New Orleans
Roberta in Kansas City Police Take young woman from Excelsior Springs
A young woman thought to be Roberta Delanon, heiress, was taken into police custody in Kansas City after stepping off a train from Excelsior Springs. She was questioned at the police station and held on an unspecified charge, as authorities sought to verify her identity amid elopement rumors with Frederick.
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Excelsior Springs
Kansas City
Medan
Roberta Delanon
Frederick
Excelsior Sp Mo
Treta
Four sugar refinery workers sentenced for weighing frauds
New York January 10 four jurw employees of the American Sugar Refining Company were each sentenced to one year in prison by Judge Martin in the United States circuit court for weighing frauds.
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New York
American Sugar Retireianss Company
Martin
United Stati. Bircuit
Death of Troy Elliott From Diphtheria at Age Nine
The nine year old son of Mr. and Mrs J. B. Elliott died today at the home 125 New York Street from diphtheria. The body will be sent to Ottawa for burial.
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Troy Elliott
J. B. Elliott
New York Street
Ottawa
Fire destroys Cornwall Military Academy. cadets evacuated
In New Hurgh, New York, the Cornwall Military Academy burned early today. The alarm sounded. about 150 cadets, many in pajamas, marched out with military discipline. The loss is estimated at around 100000 dollars, with all personal effects gone.
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Cormmand Military Academy
NewHurgh
N. Y
New York Military Academy
Cornwall
N.Y
Bath
Kansas Walked Away as Nebraska Falls to Cleaning
Kansas led, Nebraska faded late as Kansas beat Nebraska 25 to 24. Martindell starred for Kansas with sparkling plays at left guard while Percy carried Nebraska with repeated strong scoring and defense. Fouls disrupted the game but Halstead High and WWUL Prestas opened the preliminary. Coach Hamilton can be proud of his five despite the uneven finish.
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Nebraska
Johnson
Sappy
Martindell
Spretaculir
Sand
Ubuppy
Martindel
Conch Hamilton
Jubasim
Longalee
KL Faturs
Percy
Kansas
Nee Brogka
Halstead High School
Voach Uamilon
Cain
Deputy Carsun Named Wisconsin Deputy Game Warden
Lawrence Wisconsin resident Carsun was appointed deputy fish and game warden by State Warden Dyche. He will serve without a salary beyond ten dollars per arrest or conviction. The appointment promotes enforcement of laws and compliance by citizens, with a pamphlet issued detailing duties, powers, and hunter licensing rules.
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Carsun
Lawrence Wis
Dyehy
Dyche
Waudens
Neveseiry
Lbydhe
Hyde
Kansas
Tle
Robbers Raid Resort In Crowberg Camp
Robbers stormed Turner camp resort near Pittsburg Kansas killing two men Frank Aosline and George Smith and wounding another. About twenty men were present when the robbers forced surrender then shot Ansline and Smith. Bert Turney aided and escaped. Cravens and Alven arrested on an electric car charged with the robbery. Also note a Y M C A directors election set for Tuesday with doors open until 10 PM urging all active members over 18 to vote.
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Pittsburg
Kansas
Kans
Turner
Crowberg
Frank Aosline
George Smith
Ansline
Smith Ard
Bert Turney
Elu Feco
Ansline Wave Smith
Mbert Cravens
Edward Alven
Girard
I -Doora
Census supervisors plan 1910 enumeration in second district
W R Smith and two other supervisors in the Central West met Washington representatives in Omaha for census instructions. The 1910 census aims to be exhaustive with questions on farms, livestock, crops, poultry, and bees. Enumerator selection will begin with applications due by a date and postings to districts across Douglas County and nine counties in the second district.
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W. R. Smith
Umiha
Central West
Washington
Omaha
W. F. Willoughby
Seal Lowers
Division of Agriculture
W. C. Hunt
Division of Population
Census Department
Joan
Smith
Kington
State Hospital For the
Osuwittomie
Stiill
Douglas County
Baldwin City
Lawrence
Palmyra
Ilen
W Anderson
Beardens
Douglas
Franklin
Johnson
Linn
USA
Miami
Wyandotte
Supreme Court backs ICC power over railroad car distribution
Washington reports that the Supreme Court today upheld the Interstate Commerce Commission power to regulate the distribution of railroad cars among coal companies. Other items note Townsend's bill to amend ICC law, Ballinger Pinchot resolution changes, and Republican insurgent dynamics in the House.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Interstate Commerce Commission
Reilly Pleads Not Guilty In Sugar Prosecutions
New York Jan 10 Thomas J Reilly special investigator for the interstate commerce commission pleaded not guilty to a charge of taking and publishing a letter from Attorney General Wickersham about the American Sugar Refining prosecutions He was released on bond No action by Supreme Court on John R Walsh petition for certiorari in Washington Jan 10
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Walsh
Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
John R. Walsh
New York
Grand Jury
Attourney Whitman
John BD. Rockefeller
Special Praid Jury
Trafic
Annex the Addition to Lawrence Growth Plan
City council moves to approve first steps for annexing southern Lawrence additions as homes are built. Officials note growth brings taxable property and new improvements, with property owners offering to fund initial improvements to allow city benefits without upfront costs. The move aims to align with the Greater Lawrence Movement and broaden city reach.
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Lawrence
Greater Lawrence
Law
Rence
TJ Collins Dead in Anderson County Kansas
TJ Collins aged 74, old settler and notable Anderson County resident, died at his nephew T K Collins home in Clarris Kansas from a paralytic stroke. He held substantial property interests in Lawrence and was brother in law of James Donnelley and the Donnelly sisters. His Tennessee Street home is now occupied by Otto Guflex and wife.
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Clarris, Kans
T. J. Collins
Anderson Vounty
T. K. Collins
Lawrence
Kansas
Collins
James Donnelley
Donnelly
Tennessee Street
Otto Guflex
Death of George Francia Brown Former Pullman Treasurer
Chicago Jan 10 George Francia Brown retired treasurer of the Pullman company died yesterday at the Cabinet lab after a long heart condition. Born in Chicago in 1843 he joined Pullman in 1871 and rose from assistant general superintendent to general manager before becoming treasurer in 1905.
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Pullman
Chicago
George Francia Brown
Pullman Company
Cabinet
Brown
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Pearl McQuary
W. E. Higgins
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Fred Hesser
Elmer Ditmar
Melville Woods
Harry Kemp
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France Wilson
Marle Springer
Round Table Club
H. L. Moore
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Mak. Quakenbush
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Sigma Nu
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Roberta
Townsend
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D. C. Asher
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