University Notes on Law School Conferences at Kansas
The article describes law students at the University of Kansas forming study circles under Prof Moore to explore American jurisprudence. Conferences occur every three weeks with student papers and guest professors, expanding understanding beyond pure law topics and fostering a broader academic atmosphere.
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Dujee
Lawrence
Che Lin
Kansas
Siam
J'rof
Moore
Law
Nes Conference
Do You Want It Lawrence Chautauqua Opinion
Lawrence residents weigh a summer chautauqua while The Journal opposes charging admission on Sunday. The paper endorses the concept as uplifting but insists all events should be open on Sunday or not held at all. Readers are invited to respond.
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Lawrence
Journal
Will Elder Dead in Lawrence After Illness
The obituary notes Will Elder, a well known Lawrence resident and former member of the Hite and Lightora groups, died after a month of illness. Funeral services are planned for Friday at Manlaittan. he was widely mourned as a popular figure in the community.
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Withiane
Minhythis
Manlaittan
Elder
Lawrence Whan
Hite
L B. T
Woodward & Co
Preliminary hearing sets Ephraim Vaneil for district court trial
Ephraim Vaneil is bound over after yesterday’s preliminary hearing before Judge Clark at the courthouse. Prof. Bailey testified on chemical analysis finding arsenic compounds in the stomach, with barium carbonate and Rough on Rats present in test samples. Prosecution witnesses described the scene at Vaneil’s home and the attempt to summon a doctor as Mrs. Vaneil died, with Vaneil appearing calm and tearful during the proceedings.
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Clark
Ephram Vaneil
Vaneil Aml
Hor Stuath
Vaneil Ee
Annie Snow
Bower Af Wetina
Lesher
Bower Wis
Vaneil
Know
Power
Miss Snow
Otto Xewhy
E. I. S. Bailey
Bailey
Phillips
Prof. Bailey
Reinisch
Bret Bailey
Prof
Ships Collision Near Neuwe Waterwer Causes No Loss
The Amsterdam of the Great Eastern Railway and the Axeminster from New York collided near Neuwe Waterwer last night. No lives were lost. The Amsterdam sustained heavy damage and was beached at Maassluis after proceeding there for repairs.
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Rotterdam
Helland
Amsterdam
Great Eastern Railway Company
Axeminster
New York
Neuwe Waterwer
Maassluis
Mississippi Battleship Taken Over by Government in Philadelphia
The battleship Mississippi built at Cramps ship yards in Philadelphia was moved to League Island navy yard and formally turned over to the government. Captain John C. Fremont assumed command and the ship will be prepared for service at once.
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Philadelphia
Mississippi
Cramps
League Island Navy Yard
John C. Fremont
Thaw Trial Defense Seeks Insanity Box in White Case
In the Thaw trial the defense argues insanity as a factor and Stephen Thaw as a witness to White’s alleged bad character. Comstock is noted in the case and Thaw appears in the role of purist during proceedings.
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White
Bank closures hit Pittsburg financial firms
The Traders' Bank and its subsidiaryTreasury Trust company in Pittsburg were closed by bank examiners on January 22 with the Traders' end Mechanics' bank a state institution and the Treasury Trust company closing voluntarily.
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Pittsburg
Traders’ End Mechanics’ Bank
Treasury Trust Company
Thaw Trial Hearings Reveal Secrets of Twenty-Second Street Case
In New York on January 22 defense and prosecution clashed as Charles Littleton read Thaw’s will and codicils and Anthony Comstock testified. Thaw described a warehouse like Twenty-second street with secret passages, a forest room, and a mirror room used for alleged crimes. He claimed a gang of men controlled the houses and named several victims and observers.
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New York
N.Y
Thaw
Harry Thaw
Ian Nesbit
Pittsburg
Frances Lierce
Allel
Pierce
Jerome
Littleton
Lwyers
White
Stanford White
R. Ross Perry
Washington
Charles IL. Parkhurst
Anthony Comstock
Cabi
Comstock
Society For the Suppression of Vice
Wcretary
Yen
Mel
Twenty-second Street
Twenty-fourth Street
Shaw
Paris
Twenty-second
Helen Gould
Assis
Revolutionary unrest reports on Mauti island in Cape Haitien info
Consul Livingston at Cape Haitien reports northern Mauti under threat with revolutionists in neighboring villages. The dispatch notes rising activity and possible control shifts as of January 22.
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Washington, D. C
Island
Mauti
State Department
Livingston
Cape Haitien
Thaw Trial Testimony Reveals Letters and Recollections
The trial features cross examinations and new letters relating to the Stanford White case. Evelyn Nesbit and John Gleason are referenced as witnesses while Mrs Thaw recalls a troubling event from Harry Thaw’s infancy and his early years. The proceedings discuss Providence and the motive to bring acts to light.
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Blackguard
Mackguard
Soviet Service Fund
Thirn
Ferre
Jerome
Comstock
Twenty-fourth Street House
Renae
Thaw
Stanford White
Providence
John V Gleasam
Gleason
White
Evelyn Nesbit
Wm. Thaw
Resolutions on government control debated at national convention
Government control and leasing of public grazing lands were reported at the national convention today. Delegates from the Colorado Wool and Cattle Growers Association opposed the federal leasing system and argued against the proposals.
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Denver
Colo
Colorado Worle and Catdle Growers’ Association
Shaw to Retire Again as Camogie Trust President
Former Secretary of the Treasury Shaw said he had not resigned as president of the Camogie Trust company but planned to sell his holding if paid and would resign on March 1. He declined to discuss differences with Dickinson who, with his family, controls the institution and avoided politics.
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New York
Treasury
Shaw
Camogie Trust Company
Dickinson
Chicago Bank Fails With Assignment To Creditors
The private bank of A. C. Lisdelle suspended payments to depositors today. Police were alerted to prevent disturbances around the offices but no trouble occurred. A notice on the door said the bank assigned its assets for the benefit of creditors to Charles A. Post.
Hop Joint Raided at 612 Mass Street Arrests Proprietor
Police raided Skip Matthews at 612 Mass Street last night uncovering an opium smoking outfit and violation of prohibitory law. Officers seized pipes and paraphernalia, plus empty beer casks and whisky bottles, signaling a nuisance operation. Matthews was arrested as part of the crackdown following a prior seizure at a Seymour place last week.
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Skip
Matthews
China
Jedat
Mass
Arerestat
Marshal Carmean
Carroll, Geown
Steinling
Seymour
Wiuawdil
Jock Ad
Berlin Turmoil After Von Buelow Refusal Sparks Street Disorder
In Berlin a firm refusal by Chancellor Von Buelow to Socialist Perpellation on Prussian reform triggers an uproar as ministers quit the chamber and deputies face a sparse bench. Police patrol main streets amid yesterday’s unrest and a force surrounds the parliament building to curb trouble with the public.
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Berlin
von Buelow
Riechstse
Fatal double tragedy at city restaurant scene
In a Broad department store restaurant a young woman shot Frank Brady an advertising solicitor and then killed herself. Brady died instantly and the woman May IL Clark died seconds later from self inflicted wounds.
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New York
Frank Brady
May IL Clark
Attempted arson at Clarksville tobacco factory
An explosion and fire were set last night at the Hayes-Sory-Hugis Tobacco Factory in Clarksville Tennessee. Two Black men were killed and another wounded in the attack. Police investigated the incident as a dynamite bombing linked to arson.
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Nashville
Tenn
Hayes-Sory-Hugis
Tobscco
Clarksville
Routes to the North Pole and Other Outing Magazine Features
The February Outing Magazine highlights Peary on routes to the North Pole in a readable “Routes to the North Pole” piece. It covers the Salton Sea as a recent natural phenomenon and Dr. D. L. MacDougal’s “A Voyage Below Sea Level.” Ralph D. Paine contributes “Pioneers in Distant Seas,” with Frank Presbrey’s “An Intimate Excursion” on Brittany travel. Robert Donn profiles North American exploration. Senate and House discussion on a Behring crater hunt and a split primary law is noted alongside illustrations and frontier topics.
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Salton Sea
Colorado Desert
Outing
DL. T
MacDougal
Ralph D. Paine
Old Salem
Brittany
France
Robert Donn
Outing Magazine
America
Senate
House
Allen True
Emascu
Waggener
Primary Struggle Across House and Senate Over Stubbs Bill
The House fought hard for the Stubbs bill with secret ballot and split primary provisions facing stiff opposition. In the Senate, machine forces rewrote the measure section by section, substituting the Caldwell bill for the Young draft and eroding core provisions. The outcome hinges on further floor votes as cooperation falters and party lines hold.
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Quincy
Stubbs
House
Caldwell
Nome
Committee On Elections
United States
Fitzpatrick
Young
Senator Young
Hamme
Yoong
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