Sigma Nu Liquor Ban Sparks Kansas Board Action
Kansas regents approve a liquor ban for all fraternity houses and require annual pledges to follow the rule beginning September 1910. The move targets Sigma Nu after a cited conduct issue and may remove violating boarding houses from the university list. The meeting also grants a $600 cancer fellowship and reorganizes the medical school with public health work for the state.
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The
Sigma Nu Fraternity
University of Kansas
Board of Regents
Lawrence
Sigma Nus
H. C. Herman
Edith Clarke
R. E. Scammon
A. G. Mitchell
Pireher
Marion B. White
ED. Campbell
Anna Anderson
Baker University
BH. T. Martin
Frank G. Fates
Maurice F. Purmalee
David F. McFarland
Charles J. Simmons Mp
Regents Raise Salaries for Deans at Kansas University
The Kansas Regents boosted fall term salaries at the University of Kansas with deans rising from 2400 to 4000 dollars. Professors receive higher amounts by rank while the move aims to retain faculty after several resignations. W J Hastie named superintendent of construction for new administration buildings.
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University of Kansas
Kansas University
W. J. Hastie
Baby Scalded Infant Son of Eriksen Family
Last evening the fourteen month old son of Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Eriksen was badly scalded when a cup of hot milk tipped over, burning the child’s arms and chest. The burns are serious but the infant rested easier today. I. E. B. Sawyer of Richland was present.
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C. J. Eriksen
Sen
Mars
Amusement Park Opens Near Lawrence With Shade and Rides
The article promotes the new Amusement Park on the outskirts of Lawrence, describing a shaded, relaxing day spot. It notes the park is near completion with rides and exhibits, and that buses run to the park, attracting families and locals seeking a pleasant outing this summer.
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East Lawrence
People's Resort
Marrow
Amusement Park
Toe Company
Hasefell Place
Oit
Lawrence
Wot Cat Company
Tfome
Funston Condition Improves and Is Not in Danger
General Funston's condition is decidedly improved this morning and entirely out of danger. Funston, who answered a telephone call from the Associated Press, is not expected to be out of bed for a day or two. The report comes from Leavenworth Kansas on June 25.
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Leavenworth, Kans
Funston
Associated Press
Gore Wins Senator From Oklahoma and Indian Lands Sale Probe
Washington reporters detail Senate and House actions on adjournment at eleven. Senator Gore moves for investigation into private counsel in the Chickasaw and Choctaw land sales, with questions of contract approvals and potential conflicts in Indian affairs in Oklahoma. Conferees press provisions protecting Indian contracts and a broader deficiency bill while other topics surface on Nicaragua finances and naval intercepts.
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Oklahoma
Washington
Gate
Senat
Senate Committee On
Indian Affairs
F. McMurray
Senate
Senatoe Wale
Gore
Congress
Crore
Senatte Aid House
McMurray
Stone
United States
Nicaragua
Washimeden
State Department
The Great White Way in Lawrence Sparks Civic Pride
A reflective piece praising Lawrence as the Great White Way fueled by electric street lights and an amusement park. It lauds Dayton discoverers of the city and frames new developments as signs of urban progress and economic incentive for local business. The tone celebrates growth and metropolitan aspira tions.
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Lawrence
Fenee
Dayton
City
America
Columbus
Blood Time in Lynn A $6000 Robbery Ends in Double Murder
Three young men described as 20 to 25 years old robbed shoe manufacturer Thomas A. Landregan after he drew his weekly payroll of more than $6,000 from the Lynn National Bank. Police officer James Carroll was fatally wounded. Landregan died of his injuries. The trio fled toward High Rock, were cornered by a large force, and one robber was fatally shot while another was captured. a third escaped with the bag containing the payroll funds. A search recovered more than $4,500 in clothing.
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Lynn
Ares Thomas A. Landregan
Credarer
James Carroll
Abba Anson
New York
Rule Kovansky
Landere- San
Mass
Jane
Rob&fliers
Thomas
Gandrexin
Landregan
Lad Bi
Carroll
Thomas A. Landregan
Sullivan and Jeffries
High Rock
Pulien
Abba Ansen
Lynn Hospital
Grady
Dirady
Western Avenue
Kansas Weather Outlook Tonight and Sunday
Generally fair tonight and Sunday with little temperature change. Weather summary supplied by the University of Kansas.
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Chirag
Dune
Kansas
University of Kansas
Wheat Prices Jump After Slow Opening on Rainy Dakota
Wheat futures rallied after a weak start caused by heavy rains in South Dakota. The market opened lower and September climbed from early losses to around 96 98? as investors moved in.
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Chicago
Suth Dakota
Leaders Resume Talks Over Miner Strike in Southwestern District
President Lewis of the United Mine Workers and James Elliott representing the operators met in Kansas City to negotiate a deal in the Southwestern district as miners remain on strike.
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Kansas City
Jame
Lewis
United Mine Workers
James Elliott
Ottawa University may hire Oscar Dahlene as coach
May coach Oscar Dahlene of Lawrence may take the Ottawa University football helm next fall if his terms are accepted. He is a well known Lawrence young man with strong football credentials and current Santa Fe railroad duties in Topeka.
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Oscar Dahlene
Lawrence
Ottawa University
Sone
Carl Reuse
Smith
Sal
Oscar Dallene
Tevi
Vane Tu
Dalene
Alpha Britamage
K. UL
Democratic Ticket in Douglas County Falls Short on Petitions
The Democratic line for Douglas County fall ballots is ruined except for the Sheriff and state legislators after petitions failed to meet the three percent party vote requirement. County Attorney reviews show only two percent, prompting a scramble and confusion among party leaders about how to proceed.
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Douglas County
Harley
W.os. Everett
Democratic County Central Committee
The
Journal
Keon
Governor Stubbs Plans Campaign Swing Across Fifth and Sixth Districts
Governor Stubbs will spend next week in the Fifth and Sixth districts after a week of meetings in the region. He will keep Monday free for office work and family time in Lawrence and Topeka, then tour Ellsworth Hill City Salina Junctivon City and Abilene on successive days, continuing the campaign schedule.
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Stubbs
Lawrence
Topeka
Ellsworth
Hill City
Salina
Junetivon City
Abilene
Great White Way Lights Up Mass Street in Lawrence
Last night crowds filled downtown Mass Street for the opening of the Great White Way. At 8 20 o clock the Tungsten lights transformed the business street into a carnival like scene as speeches from Mayor Barker W C Simons and Chancellor Strong praised Lawrence and its future.
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Great White Way
Mass
Lawrence
Eldridge
George J. Barker
W. C. Simons
Chancellor Strong
The
Light Company
Loeb Bills See Big Port of New York Hauls
New York June 24 Uncle Sam would rely on William Loeb Jr to boost revenues. In fifteen months as collector of the port of New York he raised fines and forfeitures to 42,587,960.86 and left 2,281,563.61 in new revenue the previous year.
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New York
Uncle Sam
Port of
William Loeb, Jr
Samuel
Lavender awarded four thousand in slander case
Mrs. Mary A. Lavender won 4000 dollars in a Chicago court in a slander suit against Rev. E D Crawford pastor of Woodlawn M E church. Lavender claimed Crawford accused her of unduly intimate relations with John D Leek former Woodlawn pastor now a businessman. Crawford said Lavender confessed and his remarks aimed to protect church honor.
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Chicago
Mary A. Lavender
E. D. Crawford
Woodlawn M. E. Church
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