Washington Gladden Speaks at Bible Institute on Democracy
Dr. Washington Gladden addressed a large audience at the University Hall as Bible Institute begins with talks on democracy and social reform. He urged ruling by the Golden Rule, criticized trusts and over-capitalization, and cited wage data while outlining the Institute's forthcoming schedule of lectures and services.
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Washington Gladden
Bible Institute
Gladden
Snowhall
Joni
Dr. Washington
Bodies Sought After Tug Nina Loss Near Metomkin Inlet
U S scout cruiser Birmingham set sail from Norfolk to recover the lifeboat from the missing naval tug Nina found near Metomkin Inlet on the Virginia coast. The mission aims to locate the crew and any bodies from Nina’s loss en route to Tresten in February, with search for wreckage in the same area.
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Aag
Nina
Norfolk
U. S
Birmingham
Metomkin Inlet
Virginia
Treston
Editors Endorse Taft In Kansas Editorial Meeting
Kansas editors from 32 papers endorse Taft and the federal administration at the Kansas Editorial association gathering in Topeka. Officers elected include H C Sticher president and J Byron Cain treasurer, with plans for a Republican State Editorial association and a Taft-supportive platform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kans
Kansas Editorial Association
H. C. Sticher
Belleville
Telescope
W. ¥. Morgan
Habchkinson
W. E. Blackburn
Republican
Anthony
Ecording
J. Byron Cain
Belleplaine News
Belleplaint
J.E. Junkin
Bulletin
Sterling
John S. Gilmore
Fionia Citizen
Will Townsley
The
Tribune
Great Bend
Bank Liquidation Totals For Columbia Bank Of Oklahoma City
Guthrie Okla Mar 9 Bank Commissioner Young reports the defunct Columbia Bank and Trust company of Oklahoma City with total liabilities at 3 204 020 and assets realized of 2 078 541. Assets on hand 1 080 071. Liabilities paid amounting to 2 688 607. Approved claims 133 804 and 606 607 stays in state deposit guaranty fund bringing total outstanding obligations to 708 - ML. Disputed liabilities 222 437 with surety firms claiming 410 000 and denied by the commissioner. Depo sit guaranty fund largely tied up in liquidation. The bank failed last November. President W L Notton.
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Guthrie
Okla
Young
Columbia Bank and Trust Company of
Oklahoma City
W. LL. Notton
Miners Demand Ten-Cent Rise At Cincinnati Conference
Miners presented their wage demands at the opening conference in Cincinnati. They seek a ten cent per ton increase on a basic rate of ninety cents for pick mined coal and similar hikes across grades. Operators refused to grant the raise, citing competition with nonunion Kentucky and West Virginia mines. Lewis, president of the miners union, announced the demands. The talks also requested changes in how wages are computed, including a shift to a Mine gun basis and adjustments for Saturday shifts.
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Cincinnati
Charles Maurer
Ohio
Kentucky
West Virginia
Lewis
Miners Union
Minnesota towns vote on liquor licenses in statewide election
St Paul reports that on March 9 towns and villages across Minnesota held elections with the major issue being liquor licenses. Early returns indicate 62 towns chose no license while 60 voted for license across 122 municipalities, signaling a split in local liquor policy.
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St. Paul
Mar
Minnesota
Frm
For Sale Classified Notices Mix of Livestock and Goods
FOR SALE Cheap Two thoroughbred Toland China pedigree if i Simon White phone 770 FOR SALE Team eight work mares one filly coming two years old one Jersey heifer Home phone 3us2 FOR SALE A new Singer sewing machine reasonable 102 Locust St WANTED Horses and cattle tol ret horses £1.40 a moni cattle in e wiles south of Lawrence J G Sutton Win FOR SALE OR TRADE Horse harness and buggy also 5 room cottage Home phone 7302 FOR SALE Northern seed potatoes never been in Kansas soil Call 3 blocks south of Dicker's store at 3621 Ash St Tom Raybourne FOR RENT Dwelling at 1016 Tennessee street rooms Inquire of C P Barber FOR SALE $10.00 cash Balance $5.00 per month buys a lot in a fine location Large shade trees Better see me about it Also other lots Both Phones Main 3 D L Eddy
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Kansas
Call
Dicker’s
Ash St. Tom
Raybourne
D. L. Eddy
Intercity High School Basketball Tournament in Lawrence
Over 100 high school players visit Lawrence for the annual interscholastic basketball tournament at Robinson gymnasium on March 11 and 12. Boys teams from many counties compete with 10 a.m. and 8 p.m. sessions. girls teams from Chanute Stuyton Ostwatomie Arkan City and Minneapolis also enter. The event coincides with the annual conference of accredited high schools at the university.
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Lawrence
Robinson Gymnasium
Wellsville
Havenhill
Portis
Lecompton
Chanute
Reno ~ County
Clay County
Paola
Topeka
Newton
Iola
Lindsburg
Lincoln
Rosedale
Parsons
Cherokee County
Montgomery County
Pleasanton
Halstead
Kansas City
Fort Scott
Leavenworth
Eldorado
Waverley
Kinsley
Stuyton
Ostwatomie
Arkan City
Minneapolis
Schect
Greater Lawrence firm formed with McNeill Martin ties
McNeill Martin Investment company launches with C J Dale of Colorado Springs as new member. McNeill as president Dale as vice president and H J Martin as secretary treasurer. Firm handles Fair Grounds Breezedale South Ridge estates with farm department and general loan services to boost Lawrence real estate market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greater
Lawrence
McNeill-Martin Investment Company
C. J. Pale
J. D. McNeill
Dale
Mr. Martin
Mr. McNeill
Mr. Dale
Lawrence Fram
Colorado Springs
McNeill-Martin Company
Engagement notice and social notices from Topeka area
Unofficial engagement announcement of a Topeka girl and a Kansas City man, with Greek letter affiliations noted. Social items include a 20th wedding anniversary surprise for Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Smith on Banks Street, a March 5 party for Mary Stebbins in Clinton with pink and white decor, and multiple local social and campus notices. Also mentions Lawrence and University of Kansas events, fraternal pledges, and local advertisements.
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Topeka
Kansas City
K. U
Kansas’ University Nor
B. F. Smith
Banks Street
Mrs. Smith
Mareh Sth
J. D. Gibler
Clinton
Mary Stebbin
Myrabell Cummins
Delia Dean
Florence Martin
Iva Stanwix
Ethel Slunt
Myra Harrell
Lillian Jensen
Leona Payne
Rachael Dean
Edna Payne
Bigamy case ties lawyer fees to Kansas City
A Lawrence woman, Martha Pagel, age eighteen, faced possible bigamy after paying attorney Fred Clarke for divorce guidance and traveling to Kansas City with her mother. Pagel had filed for divorce from Fred Pagel on desertion grounds after he disappeared with their three year old child. Clarke warned against remarriage for six months, a rule Pagel violated by marrying Foster, a thirty two year old plumber, soon after paying fees.
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Lawrence
Martha Pagel
Pagel
Schemael
Fred. Clarke
Pas
Clarke
Foster
Pagelas
Lay
Chacher Brus
Hohe
Jert
Strike trouble guards sent to Saratoga
Strike breakers travel to Philadelphia guarded at Eniom station. National guard to protect Corinth strike area. sympathy actions rise in Glens Falls with 200 workers quitting. Other items note a lecture trip by Chancellor Frank Sireng and local ads.
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Columbus
Okio
Mar
Larrain
Eniom
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Saratoga
X.Y. Marpany LS
Seeanl
New York Nation
Corinth
Tnternatieat Paper Company
National Guard
Glens Falls
Asrper
South Glens
Jere S. Lillis Recovering After Attack at Hospital
In Kansas City Missouri on March 9 Jere S Lillis president of the Western Exchange bank is steadily recovering after an assault by Cudahy. It remains uncertain when he will be moved home and whether injuries will be permanent.
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Cudahy
Lillis
Kansas City
Jere S. Lillis
Western Exchange Bank
Swope Deposition Details Capsule Disposal in Hyde Case
Kansas City report says Thomas Swope Jr testified in the Hyde slander suit that he saw Dr Hyde throw away capsules on the day he was charged as the family physician. He collected two capsules and awaited analysis. Mrs Swope was barred from Dr Hyde's home when she visited seeking admission.
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Thomas Swope, Jr
Dr. Hyde
Kansas City
Thomas HL. Swope, Jr
Hyde
Dru Uyde
Swope
B.C. Hyde
Gompers on Labor and Switchmen Perils
Samuel Gompers, head of the federation, argued that switchmen face the most hazard among workers. He testified that insurance premiums for switchmen are higher than for other craftsmen and cited rising living costs as justification for their wage demands.
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Samuel
Giompers
Federation of Liber
Rst
Union of North America
Tabor
Lawrence Railway and Light Co. Schedule Notes
The article outlines early morning car departures for the Santa Fe line from various city points. Buses leave Henry and Mass streets at 6 10 a m and other connections run until 10 50 a m except Saturday nights when connections are at Lieury and Mass Streets until 6 30 p m.
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Stuiricu
Santa Fe
Miss
Tenn
Henry and
Mass
Ind
Henry
Sts
Lieury
Lasrence Railway & Light Co
Automobile Consolidation Rumor Rocks New York Market
New York March 9 A proposed consolidation of several large automobile outfits totaling about one hundred million dollars is reported under way J P Morgan & Company, which yesterday ferried the E0 MF firm of Detroit will finance the deal.
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New York
Sts
J. P. Morn & Company
Eo MF
Det
Proving Peary’s North Pole Claim Delayed in House
The House naval committee debated awarding Commander Peary for reaching the pole but demanded public proofs. Representative Roberts said no proof exists. A subcommittee decided against any reward until the evidence is published and verified.
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House Naval Committee
Roberts
Mastaecha
Iscuis
Peary
The Fair Grounds Addition in City Growth
The Fair Grounds addition is described as a beautiful, high land area for many new buildings. It will be divided into numbered lots and developed with bonuses this summer. Local owners promise to bring new life and value, aiming to be one of the citys most popular districts.
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Pam
Negroes Fire Jail in Elizabeth City Fire
Fragmentary report from Elizabeth City describes a jail fire last night with prisoners escaping and guards firing near close range. The scattered words mention a guard named Lor, a person named Cartwright, and a store advertising Easter cards, but the readable facts focus on the jail incident and gunfire with prisoners possibly injured or in danger.
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Elizabeth City
Camden
Johnson
Depewight
Cartwright
Markets by Wire Grainy Provisions and Live Stock update
Grainy market notes show Chicago Markets with heavy activity. Beef steers and heifers traded around 10.50 for top quotes with July futures seen at 13.55 and 15,000 in volume. feeders around 3.60 and 2.68 for lighter lots.
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Chicago
Threshers Mutual Insurance formed in Wichita convention
The Threshers Mutual Insurance company was organized at a convention of the Interstate Threshers association of Kansas and Oklahoma in Wichita to insure threshing machinery both in use and in storage. Also promotes Kinater Cards from Indian Stores and Easter items from Sexman & Co.
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Mutual Insurance Company
Wichita
Kaus
Threshers
Association of
K S and Oklahoma
Threshers’ Mutual Insurance Company
Kinater
Sexman & Co.’a
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