Athletic Admission Plan For University Events
The university approves a plan where students pay 2 at registration for free admission to all university events. The system, used at larger schools, will apply to students and faculty, not townspeople, and aims to improve financial outlook and access to athletic, musical, and literary events starting this fall.
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Sage Dies Peacefully in New York Home
Russall Sage, noted New York financier, died at his summer home in Lawrence, RT, at 4 30 o'clock yesterday, after a long illness. He was in his 70s, died without pain, surrounded by family and nurses. Doctor Janeway, Dr Schmuch, and staff were present. The end came quietly as his pulse faded. His death marks the passing of a prominent financier with a storied career.
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Tie
Muis
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Carbon Paper Zephyr Onion Skin Finish Osrbop Paper
Product note in vintage ad style stating carbon paper for manifolding making a dozen clear copies from one writing. Claims non amot and permanent copies with brilliant color. All colors available at the store located at 917 Mans Street.
Special agent canvassers wanted for Keyless Pad job
Verge of new venture offers good salary and weekly expenses paid. Apply to Manuela Lurer at 333 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Mr and Mrs Walter Edmondson announce the birth of a daughter last Friday in Lenox. Diamonds Sik and Swift's Pride soaps advertised at 9 bars for 5 cents at Master’s.
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Kansas Graduate Killed in Philippine Battle
A Kansas University graduate named Worswick, serving in the Philippine constabulary, was killed in a clash near Leyte. The detachment fought Palajanes Sunday morning. 12 privates and a civilian were killed. Reinforcements were sent as about 400 to 1,000 Palajanes remained in the field.
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Out of Catalogues at Kansas State University Registrar Strained
The Kansas State University registrar reports a shortage of catalogues as demand soars. Four thousand medical school catalogs were printed and distributed to graduates, high schools, and colleges statewide, with reserve copies planned. Officials forecast enrollment surpassing 2000 as applications surge.
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The Czars Challenge and Corla Gammon Funeral
The czar challenges Russia's people after dissolving parliament as troops mass. Carla Gammon dies of heart failure, believed caused by fright from a frightened horse pulling a buggy. Her funeral is held at 2 30 this afternoon from the Sutton farm residence near town.
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KU Boy Wlas Scholarship Awarded to Claude Palmer
Claude Palmer, a member of last year’s freshman class at the University, has been awarded a Helen Gould scholarship to New York City for study in technical engineering. The narrative notes his work and achievement leading to the scholarship.
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Wall Koowo
Helen Gould
New York City
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Russian Parliament Withdraws From Peace Conference
The fourteenth Interparliamentary Union session opens at Westminster as Russian delegates announce they must withdraw following the dissolution of their parliament. Protests erupt. Premier Campbell-Bannerman proclaims the Russian parliament dead with long live the Russian resistance.
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More Trouble in Viborg as Finnish Troops Ordered In
The Viborg governor arrived at the Belvedere hotel and said the governor general of Finland orders the immediate closure of the parliament meeting and the use of military force to disperse any sessions. MPs rushed to finish the Proposed manifesto while constitutional democrats resisted calls to include tax resistance and opposition to army recruitment.
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Furolabing
Riot and political upheaval in Karpkoll after prison escape
News from Karpkoll reports parliament dissolution followed by riots. Forty prominent politicians escaped from prison on Saturday eight Twenty people killed or wounded as mobs clashed with police and soldiers. Actions triggered by the escape fueled violence and injuries in the city.
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Twenty Die In Seaboard Line Wreck Near Hamlet
Twenty people are dead and more than twenty injured in a head on collision between an east bound passenger train and an extra freight near Hamlet. The wreck, attributed to the regular train failing to receive orders at Rockingham, mostly affected Black passengers.
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Singer Sewing Machine plant blown up in Prussian Silesia
Berlin reports a dispatch from Kattowitz saying the Singer Sewing Machine factory at Sosnowice and Bendiz were blown up by bombs about the same time today. Six persons at Sosnowice were severely wounded and three at Bendiz were badly hurt.
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War Looms as Moscow Coup Sparks Martial Law
St Petersburg July 23. The midnight coup d etat unites opposition factions and threatens a crackdown. Parliament members bound for Viborg defy dissolution, while liberals fear military encirclement and arrests loom. Over a thousand workmen and rebels detained as rail lines stay under martial law.
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Social and Personal Notices Highlight Local Movements
Chase Collins returns from California. Karl Fischer of Emporia visits. Mrs Oliver Reed of Clartiolawaa in town. Miss Ida Reed elected to Kansas City schools. Miss Elizabeth Kanaga to Kansas City schools. Sheriff Woodward sent to Topeka asylum. Mrs Harry Miller travels to Kansas City. Art Williams returns to Kansas City. Grayton D Moora visits family on South Kentucky Street. Joe Ramsey tests for Eureka Springs vacation. Frank Arthur in Kansas City. Drs Ek Haxter go to Kansas City. Miss Estelle Riddle of Topeka spends day in Lawrence. CO Fisher in Kansas City. Mrs Sam Moore to St Louis for extended stay. Major LJ Miles in Bartlesville, I. T., for affairs. Captain Northrup returns to Kansas City after Lawrence services. Misa Harriet Grieslager visits St Louis. Mr and Mrs George Provost back in KC visiting Hy Orr. Mrs M Henry and daughter Gladys with Dr Leary in Scandla. M Henry goes to Chicago. Annie Starrett of Chicago visits brother John, former resident. Elmer Bay to Excelator Springs. Laura Kogla to return from Oskaloosa. Welsar of Wichita visits Lawrence friends. Lem Wherry travels to Kansas City. Edyth Snyder heads to Topeka for brief vacation. Lecempten noted as summer resort area. Lecompton Sun extols its social and healthful appeal and accessibility to Lawrence, Topeka, Kansas City.
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St. Louis
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Hy Orr
Card of Thanks and local notices in Journal
Card of Thanks to friends and neighbors for support after bereavement. Local updates include store ads, arrivals from various towns, park cannon installation at South Park, and new business listings at 902 Mass St. Also notes on products, services, and local trades.
Social and personal flowers from royalty
Miss Agnes Abriault returned Saturday from a short visit in Scranton Mrs J A Robinson will arrive in London July 23 The body of the Lady Curzon was buried today at Kedlestone in the guest of Mrs Milo Trawergy family vault in the church yard in the presence of immediate relatives Wreaths came from Roosevelt King Edward VII Queen Alexandria Ambassador Reid and other notables James Moore of Kansas City spent yesterday with his sister Mrs M L I Dizon Florence Phillips returned this morning from a week's Kansas City trip Myron Stutz and Will DeVorest returned from a Colorado Springs Denver vacation At the lake launch Alleen is popular evenings Call the fiber phone 77 to arrange trips.
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Scranton
J A Robinson
London
Lady Curzon
Milo Trawergy
Kedlestone
Roosevelt
Edward
Alexandria
Ambassador Reid
Two women plead guilty to perjury in county court
Cora Hughes and Maggia Fitzhue admitted one count each of violating the prohibitory law and were jailed 30 days and fined 100 dollars apiece. George Dion, the key witness, was held for perjury and faces trial. The judge urged stern action to compel truth from witnesses.
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George Dion
Campaign talk with Roosevelt by four Republican leaders
A quartet of Republican leaders visited Oyster Bay on July 23 to discuss the forthcoming congressional campaign with President Roosevelt. The delegation included Speaker Cannon, Representative Sherman, campaign committee chair Loudenslager, and Representative McKinley. Sherman said the aim was a thorough discussion of all campaign aspects, asserting the president would not lead the campaign but would support it vigorously in every way.
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Thaw confidant O Mara meets Thaw and wife in New York
In New York on July 23 Roger O Mara formerly Pittsburg police chief now a detective for the Thaws arrived and conferred with Arthur Thaw and his wife. They discussed Jetters from Mrs Holman to Stanford White and O Mara was summoned by telegraph then met at the Ferry landing and together they visited the Tombs prison for a brief consult.
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Markets by Wire Kansas City and Chicago July 23 Cattle and grain prices
Market notes from Kansas City and Chicago dated July 23 show cattle prices with native steers at about 4.00 per cwt and hogs up five cents. Beef steers in Chicago reach 4.00 to 8.40 per cwt with top around 86.90 for hogs, plus assorted stockers, cows, calves, and feeders. Grain futures for wheat corn oats and lard are listed with July and September contracts and price ranges.
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