Weekly Market Letter Kansas City Stock Yards Jan 11
Market summary reports cattle receipts around 10,000 with steady beef prices and strong stockers and feeders. Hog prices slip 10 cents, with Chicago and northern deliveries weighing on locals. sheep and lambs soften 10 to 15 cents, receipts about 9,000 lead. Prices for prime fed steers reach 8.75, various cattle categories listed, oats and grains show mixed but largely unchanged trends.
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Opium Queen Sophia Ghee Arrested in New York Steamer Case
Mrs Sophia Ghee known as the Opium queen was seized from the Philadelphia steamer at New York harbor. Authorities charged her with conspiring to smuggle opium into the United States, alleging leadership of a Liverpool based operation and distribution of 825000 worth of narcotics.
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Children Are Society’s Greatest Asset, Prof Surmises
Professor Wallin Ay Mes Rovveront of the University of Kansas argues before the Kansas City School of Social Science that proper development of children yields greater long term wealth than any investment in shops or reserves. He claims much police expenditure could be redirected to child life programs, transforming society in a generation.
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Open Season Friday at Home Court Rose Dale Clash
High School coach Young announced in the school chapel that the team will meet Rose Dale in an open season opener played under boys rules. The Night school team has shown progress with new players and the schedule includes strong opponents across the state as season tickets sell quickly.
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May Attend the Fair Moss Visits Los Angeles
Charles Moss weighs a coast trip after a letter from his son T. R. Moss inviting him to visit the Los Angeles and San Diego fairs. The elder Moss, a prolific contributor to many reading papers, weighs the inducement while tracking his plans for a possible early summer journey.
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Robbery on the Hill at Fraser Hall Pocketbook Lost
Miss Hannah Oliver associate professor of Latin at the University reported a pocketbook theft during a Latin department gathering in Fraser Hall. Four dollars were taken from the pocketbook while a thirty dollar express order and a twenty five dollar watch were left. Injuries included Mrs Pall Masl Ganek who fractured her hip after a fall and was admitted to Jones hospital, and Mrs Jacob Winkleman who underwent a serious operation at Ue Tones hospital.
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Evacuate Monterey Ordered by Washington
Dispatches from state department state Monterey evacuation orders issued as curvajar troops head to Maramoras following military action abroad.
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University YWCA imposes no dates during Mort campaign
Miss Anne Girtens, UW Clay secretary, told the executive committee in Myers hall that YWCA girls will not date during Mort campaign week except for the religious meet. A Pan-Tefenie Council resolution urged no engagements that week, while the Men's Student Council had already postponed events to align with the campaign week.
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Kansas House Backs Production Cost Study Resolution
Topeka Jan 12 by unanimous vote the Kansas House of Representatives adopted a resolution by Frank T. L. Martin of Reno County calling upon the Secretary of the Board of Agriculture for a detailed statement showing the cost of production functions for Kansas wheat to market.
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Bremen Damaged Cruiser Arrives in Harbors After Mine Hit
German cruiser Bremeneis, about ten years old and 347 feet long with 431/2 foot beam, arrived at Wil hesdabeslingga badly damaged by a mine. The vessel, a small cruiser with a 28 man crew, was reported in a dispatch from Detroit Evening Star.
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Wheat Recovers in Opening Markets as Prices Rise
Kansas City reports wheat gaining after a weak previous session. Export sales near one million dollars helped the upturn, while unconfirmed news of the Narrows text affected prices yesterday. May wheat moved to about 120 1/2 cents after the opening.
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Lecture Series for Fairview Sunday School
Through the Fairview Sunday school a series of lectures and entertainments has been arranged for the people. The first will be given by Prof Twenhofel of the University, who will recount his war zone experiences last fall in Europe since the outbreak of the war.
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Germany claims progress toward Warsaw in war report
Germany still asserts slow progress toward Warsaw as British observers doubt the claim. London reports speak of maneuvers to shield positions, while German forces under General Von Hindenburg are believed to be preparing for further offensive. Observers note continued fighting and movements across Silesia and nearby fronts.
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Kansas editors acquitted after four day libel trial
Concordia proprietors Green Bloom and Blad Empire were found not guilty of libel after a four day trial. They had been sued for damages of 810 with the case moving from Lindy to Massel county. The jury heard a straight trial and the Empire published a news item asserting the verdict.
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Optimistic Thought Behind Every Mountain Lies a Vale
A concise aphorism expresses hope that every ascent hides a valley of opportunity. It contrasts rugged effort with hopeful outcome, suggesting persistence yields favorable outcomes beyond challenges.
Ten Indicted Terra Haute Men Plead Guilty in Federal Court
One hundred fourteen Terra Haute men indicted by the federal grand jury pleaded guilty or entered demurrers before Judge Anderson. Mayor Lovi Roherts, Judge H Rechian, and Sheriff Dennis Shea filed demurrers. no sentence was passed. Demurrers on the indictments will be argued January 20. James Edward Holler, former Terra Haute police chief, pleaded guilty among those involved.
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Narrow Escape for Hicks in Powder Accident
Former Powder Burned. Hicks, a well known young man and captain of the IK GL baseball team, was severely burned by an accidental powder discharge while working at Achnir's. The upper part of his face was burned and a physician had to remove powder. Recovery uncertain. he must stay in darkness until no danger remains.
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False Death Report Denied in Petrograd
Petrograd January 12 notes the official denial of the reported death of Duke Michaelovitch, known as Crand Aldsaner, who was said to be brother in law of Karlperor Nichols. The rumor circulated amid political tensions and public unease.
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Will Lecture Tonight by Prof Schweeler at Myers Hall
University professor R. A. Schweeler delivers six lectures tonight at eight o clock in Myers hall on Morality and Religion. The talk aims to explore ethical foundations and religious thought influencing modern life.
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