Eight Kansas girls to Europe on educational tour
A coalition of Kansas newspapers launches a sixty day European tour for eight Kansas girls under Thomas Cook’s guidance. Each paper will run its own contest to select two reps, with travel from New York to Gibraltar Naples Venice Paris and London. The plan stresses education recreation and public benefit and marks a historic first for Kansas papers. A second item notes a thumb print clue in the Isi de Valanto hotel murder case in New York.
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Kansas
Europe
Thos. Cooks
Parsons Sun
Chanute Sun
Atchison
Iip
New York
Gibraltar
Naples
Venice
Florence
Rome
Paris
Switzerland
Heidelberg
Black Forest
London
Scotland
Ireland
Stoddard
Kansas Sunflowers
Isidore de Valanto
Personal notices from Lawrence and nearby towns
A long list of individuals visiting, traveling, or staying in Lawrence and surrounding cities. Entries name Orel Deay, J D Fincher, Helen Schaeffer, Val Thomas, E Haworth, E T Gallagher, Walter Douglas, C M Lindley, Bessie Hargis, Nelle Hughes, G V Kumler, Margaret Perkins, Elizabeth Wagstaff, Elmer Ray, H Weir, Mr and Mrs C M Doane, Rey Dietrich, Marie Baker, Mrs W B Dorward, W Laming, John Bayne, Josephine Murphy, Mrs T F Rudisill, D B Russell, J E Hult, Will Phillips, Mrs E Huey, Mrs John T McFarland, Miss Josephine Arps, Mrs A J Archer, Mrs Eilith Fird, Miss Helen Balsley, Miss Latta, Forest Cochrane, Mrs Arthur Marks, Chas Hoyt, Rev Foster, L J Flint, and others in Kansas City, Topeka, Baldwin, Ell, and Chicago.
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Orel Deay
Vinland
J. D. Fincher
Le“Ord
Joe Mil Sudayduey
Milton
Kansas
Helen Schaeffer
Kansas City
Val Thomas
E. Haworth
E.T. Gallagher
Walter Douglas
Topeka
C. M. Lindley
Locust Street
Lis
C. M. Doane
Rey Dietrich
Marie Baker
W. B. Dorward
Guariee
W. Laming
Josephine Arps
A. Arps
A. J. Archer
Colorado Springs
Mrs. Stephens
Maryland Street
Eilith Finrd
C. G. Hawk
Helen Balsley
Oskaloosa
Masry Latta
Ludlow, Ky
Murdock Wind: Congressman Triumphs in Bale Fight
Kansas scene reports Congressman Murdock wins pivotal battle in the bale fight era. First blood marked a bold political clash as supporters hail the victory and foes weigh the implications for local power dynamics.
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Kansas
Modest thanks trace senatorial tenure and thanks
A Kansas senator writes of modesty and gratitude after half a term in the fifth district. He thanks colleagues Mitchell and Newlin, praises the Guardian Angel’s Home, Father McGeary, and the penitentiary priest, and shares letters from the lieutenant governor and others reflecting appreciation for his service. The piece weaves in surrounding political notes about sessions, rules, and remarks from Congress.
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Frau
Mitchell
Newlin
Adda
Leavenworth
Perry
Angel’s
Perry, Kans
Senator Brady
Same
Three Men Burned and Political Debate in Princeton Hall
In Princeton New Jersey March 15 a scene in the house followed the oath of office for Speaker Clark as Aldrich Money and others formed committees. A heated clash over Ushers and Princetons rights marked the day while a rules debate continued with Fitzgerald and Clark opposing. Various notices and ads mix into the crowded report.
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Lhalg O' Stephenson
Sviscopsin
Stephenson
Aldrich
Money
Senate
House
Clark
Dalzell
Princeton
N. J
Santa Fe
Princton University Sun-Loan
Currier
New Hampshire
Washington, D.C
Missouri
Fitzgerald
New York
Committee On Rules
Berlin Notes Size Up War Tensions Over Servian Reply
Berlin reports sharpened tensions between Austria Hungary and Servia after a Servian note dated March 11 to the dual monarchy. Officials fear prospects for peace are reduced as harsh exchanges test patience. scattered lines also include an unrelated university message to a senator and a Chancellor Strong note.
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Berlin
Austria-Hungary
Vienna
Judge Denies New Trial in Standard Oil Case
United States court today denied Standard Oil Company’s motion for a new trial and imposed a $20,000 fine. The case centered on Standard's concessions from railroads for oil shipments from Olean New York and Vermont points. Prohibition Amendment Victory Anticipated as Senate Leaders Predict Passage after Bennett bill vote. Riots erupt in Paris over telegraphers strike at post office. police arrest many as windows and instruments are damaged.
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Hazen
Buffalo
Lozel
United States
Standard Oil Company
Standard
Olean
New York
Vermont
Prohibition
Dies Moines
Iowa
Senate
Paris
Post Office Department
Morrill Dead Former Kansas Governor Dies in Texas
Ex Governor Edmund Needham Morrill of Kansas, who led the state from 1839 to 1840, died in a San Antonio hospital after a three week illness. Frank N. Morrill of Kansas City was with him. Major and Mrs Morrill had relocated to Texas earlier in January. The death was attributed to cerebral poisoning.
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Mearill
Hiawatha
San Antonio
Texas
Edward N. Morris
Kansas
Hinwaithe
E. E
Morril
Inwatha
Kans
Edmund Needham Morrill
Lisbon
Frank N. Morrill
Kansas City
Plenough
Mn Ann Sa Wa Nh Thale Ae
Local social and church events in Lawrence and vicinity
Lawrence residents attend a Bible Institute with about one hundred ministers present and a strong program led by Dr J E Boodin. The Usual Spring Gathering aims for notable talks and a St Patrick's ball in Praternal Aid hall. Choirs, picnics, and social visits fill a week of Union Theological events and university community activities.
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Lawrence
Durens Club
Ich
Minnie
Nouselub
J. £. Boodin
State University of Kansas
St. Patrick’s
Praternal Aid Hall
M. Newmark
Closing arguments in Cooper trial reach finale in Nashville
Nashville March 15 Attorney McCaine resumes closing for the defense asserting Carmack was shot in the back and could not act after. The case tests unwritten law and Judge Anderson's remarks are noted as the court prepares to charge the jury tomorrow.
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Grand Jury
Pittsburg
Davis
Cooper Sharp
Nashville
Teno
Attur
Ney AleCarn
Cooper
Carmack
Duc
Vousseue
McCain
Anderson Io
Meek
Meeks
Anderson
McCaine
Hart
Ohio
East
Liverpool
Weather notes and stray incident in Kentucky street
Fair weather prevails east of the Rockies with light snow in the Middle Missouri and Red River valleys and light rain in Florida. Colder temperatures stretch to the gulf states, with readings in the twenties in the middle belt. A man’s mule and buggy disappeared after an incident outside Warren Street Baptist Church. Partly cloudy weather is expected tonight and Tuesday. In Washington, the Supreme Court opened immediate consideration of advancing docket cases Peckham and Haas over alleged early release of government cotton reports.
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Rocky Mountains
Missouri
Red River
Florida
Gulf
Atlantic States
Rockies
Gulf States
John Carson
Northwest
Warren Street Baptist Church
Manitoba
Kentucky Street
Warhington
Supreme Court of the United States
Imner
Peckham and Haas
Los Angeles selects W. D. Stephens as mayor
The Los Angeles city council unanimously chose W. D. Stephens to serve as mayor until the recall election on March 26. The note lists local events and a busy schedule of religious lectures, dances, and community programs in East Lawrence and nearby areas, with dates and speakers.
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Los Angeles
W. D. Stephens
Ottawa Farm Family Drowns In Swollen Creek
An Ottawa Kansas farmer Ora Ad king and his wife drowned when their wagon crossed a swollen Middle Creek ten miles east of Ottawa. Their two year old son survived after being pulled from the water, found in the wagon box. parents’ bodies recovered within an hour.
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Ottawa
Kans
Ora Adking
Ines
Middle Creek
Toa
Bryan May Be Senator Candidate in 1911
Chicago March 15 William J Bryan in an interview indicated he may seek the Nebraska Senate seat in 1911 or be a receptive candidate if a strong vacancy arises He said he did not yet know if he will run and that he would prefer backing an open seat choice by a strong Nebraska Democrat over seeking the office himself
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Topeka
Kans
Hany
E Washtoner
Joseph G
Hum- Sieen
Dome
Clack
Missouri
Cooper
Wisconsin
Esch
Wis
Gonsin
Norris
Nebraska
Senate
Washington
Eriss
House
Alexander
Sual
lDowell
Thia
Short Grass
Joseph G. Cannon
Champ Clark
Mis
Souri
Clark
Teoree Eamuen
Henry
Texas
Ee Yof Clayton
Alabama
Robinson
Arkan
Turdu
Sus
Underraed
Congress
Underwood
Dalzel
Pennsylvania
Taft
Butt
Sherman
Chicago
William J. Bryan
Bryan
Postoffice Promotions Change at Rural Routes
Changes at the post office include Arthur Campbell promoted to clerk and Dave Clarkman upgraded from substitute to regular carrier, reflecting new assignments for rural routes and desk duties.
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Arthur Campbell
Clark
Dave Ctarkman
Laming to Confer with Dayton Men in Kansas City Tomorrow
W Laming arrives from New York and eastern points to Kansas City for talks with Dayton investors over a local electric line and possible routes for his interurban. He will meet the Dayton delegation tomorrow in Kansas City and intends to return home tomorrow night.
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Kansas City
Dayton
W. Laming
New York City
Kansas Southwestern
Laming
Hat colors and libel case sweep via press report
The Press Publishing Company of New York pleads not guilty in a federal criminal libel case tied to Panama Canal publications. A Chicago exhibit of the National Milliners Association notes hat color trends, with Oklahoma discussions on court actions and hats. Governor Hadley urges swift revenue measures in Missouri legislative notes.
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National Milliners’ Association
Vinita
Uxia
Aaren
Palmer House
Haskell
Muskogee
Paris
Tulsa
yer _sterday
Gregg
Busy Mr. Roosevelt and Floods Hit Mississippi
The Tombigbee river reached its highest level in seventeen years flooding lowlands and forcing many residents from homes in Columbus Mississippi. Separately in Oyster Bay Peter G Baine Jr faces trial April 19 for the murder of William Annis. Roosevelt visits Sagamore Hill and attends church services while relatives and friends hold birthday dinner and a family reunion in Columbus.
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Mississippi
Columbus
Miss
Tombigbee
Flushing
N. Y
Iain
Peter G. Baine’s, Jr
Hae Ae Sy
Henry Williama
Locust Oyster Bay
Wm. E. Annis
Street
Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
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Fraserball
Reconstruction In Theology
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Black
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Hugh Black. 3P. m.- Union Service of the Churches of the City
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Jefferson City
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