Halstead Captures Cups as Forfeit Decides Final
Halstead boys win the championship and Beloit girls take the trophy after Eudora forfeits in a Kansas University tournament. Three parties gathered amid excitement as Chanute and Beloit contest the girls final while Eudora leaves with no team score.
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Halstead Boys
Beloit Girls
Halstead
Tetia
Beloit
Eudora
Eudura
Tiether
Good
Hubinson
Gether
Endura
Yue Gurls
Chanute
Beluit
White
K. U
No Football Restoration Decision At Baker University
March 23 Coffeyville Kansas reports the South Kansas conference of the Methodist church voted against restoring football at Baker University. Earlier reports claimed a vote against restricting the game. the conference outcome confirms opposition to restoration. Also noted: legal arguments in Oklahoma on land titles for the Five Civilized Tribes and a Kentucky race law ruling. U S district attorney nomination for Indiana sent to the senate.
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Baker
Coffeyville
Kans
South Kansas
The
Methodist Church
Maker University
Campbell
Muskogee
Okla
Marcel
United States Circuit Court
Covington
Latonia Jockey Club
Kentucky Racing Commission
Latonia
U. S
Washington
Senate
Charles W. Miller
United States
Indiana
Joseph B. Kealing
Strike About Over Sparks Dual Claims of Victory
Paris reports end of the French telegraph and postal strike with both sides claiming decisive triumph. The scene revolves around Socialist leadership and the government’s handling of labor in public works and state policy, amid shifting public reaction and ongoing industrial tensions.
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Paris
France
Mareti
Anil
M. Simran
Fine Orchestra Coming to Fraser Hall Concert
Sehildkret's Hungarians, led by Sam Sehildkret, will perform in Fraser Hall tomorrow evening at 1 Tall University. They have previously played in Lawrence during the Lyceum course, drawing strong praise and returning for a seventh time with a skilled ensemble promising a splendid performance.
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Sehildkret
Fraser Hall
Seibikret
Sam Sehildkret
Thal
Lawrence
Lyceum
Sevetar
Secrecy Tight as House Senate Tari Bill Is Shaped
Members of the Senate finance committee and Republican house colleagues vow extra precautions to guard the new tariff schedule as final form is completed amid discreet handling and cautious disclosure.
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Washisayien
Marelli
Then and Means
House
Senate
Tells When You Lie Inventions and mind tests from early psychology
A garbled report discusses Hugo Munsterberg Harvard psychology professor and a lie detection device, then shifts to ship news about Jack Binns returning to wireless work aboard Baltic, Carrie Nation aboard, and political resignations. The piece mixes speculative psychology with unrelated 1910s events and public notices.
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Jack Binns
New York
Dack Biun
England
Bere
Baltic
Sde
Maresui Company
Giles
Emul
Carrie Nation
Hansom
Wells College closes early after kiss salute spread illness
The Wells College on Cayuga Lake near Ithaca N Y shut down for spring vacation a week early due to a tonsillitis outbreak traced to greetings by the girls. The campus habits of kissing upon meeting were blamed for part of the spread.
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Wella College
Ithaca
Wells College
Cayuga Lake
Tonsilius
Senators Fill Finance Panel Amid Budget Clash
Washington March 22 The opening scene in the senate confirmed Curtis and Bristow to key committees on public expenditures and conservation finance. The session featured debate on tariff policy and government spending. Payne praised the Langley bill while senators voiced concerns over tax and revenue measures. The day closed with conference adjournment for Missouri and national calls for improvements and public works funding.
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Vague
New York
Mayne
United States
Langley Bill Payne
Washington
Mareh
Wibattan
Steamship owner John H Stalin dies at 83 in New York
John H Stalin, a noted steamship owner, died today in New York at age 83. The brief obituary notes his prominent role in maritime business and his long career leading steamship interests.
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New York
John H. "Stalin
Lutheran church services draw music fans to Opera House
Fine services and an upcoming program attract interest. The Schildkret orchestra performs under conductor Fraser Hall tomorrow evening, with a curaie raiser noted amid the Opera House events on the 20th and 30th. Excellent music lovers are urged to attend.
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Opera
Unusually Brilliant U C T Banquet At Eldridge House
The second annual U C T banquet was held at the Eldridge House Saturday night with wives present for the first time. Frank C Durland led as toastmaster and spoke of the order’s progress. Generals and members delivered talks, stories, and poems, and the event ended at midnight with guests in high spirits.
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Eldridge House
Frank C. Durland
Durland
T. Iivan
Lichinson
Livan
Abe Levy
Buumer
Burt E. Brown
Logal
Hattie Hinesley
Moly
W. W. Ng
Dolar Zerby
Me. Pickens
GS. Kinch
Lug Min
Strass
Rom Botkin
Will Hutson
Settling Our Troubles In Lawrence City
The piece describes Dayton and Lawrence factions negotiating a charter and electric interurban system. It notes Lis charter work, Lawing goals, and expectations that a verdict will be settled soon with Lawrence driving a streetcar line by September.
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Meds
Atresuy
Dayton
Lawing
Listing
Lawrence
Kidnapping Case Shocks Shorey Town to Topeka
George Sanford reports Willie Whina was abducted on a New Jersey to Topeka route and a heavyset Italianappearing man carried the boy off in a blanket. Detectives trace the ransom demand and believe Italians or Greeks may be behind the crime as Topeka officials relay new tips and a suspect’s letter.
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Willie Whina
Shorey
Jay
Wise
Topeka
Iis
George Santord
Aly
Sanford
Sautard
Uilair
Gidu
Lali
Fue Bey
Cub
Adhab
Mir Pantard
de Putes i
Santerddiswet
Women and Suffrage Proposals Stir English Stateside Debate
A fragment discusses suffrage and women’s rights, contrasting municipal voting access in England and its colonies with limited U.S. participation. The piece notes English examples like public wash houses and markets while questioning why U.S. women lack ballot power despite claimed rights and responsibilities.
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Si Abellares
Dane Williams
Elvat
United States
Russie
Surprise Wedding in Lawrence at Lutheran Church
Society notices report the marriage yesterday afternoon of Miss Ance Robertson and Mr. Frank Crowder at the Lutheran church in Lawrence. The ceremony, attended by three close couples, featured a lavender gown and bridal roses. A casual reception followed at Captain T. N. Crowder's home, and the couple will reside at 114 Rhode Island Street.
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Ance Robertson
Frank Crowder
Lawrence
E. E. Stautler
Bridu
T. N. Crowder
Missuri Street
Wiedemann
Shy
Crowder
Capt
Ulson Bros. Plumbing
Interurban Line Hopes Lift Lawrence Franchises
Lawrence residents discuss the electric interurban line as Albert Emmanuel returns from Parsons to settle the matter. Attorney General Jackson is expected back, councils meet to iron out issues, and public attendance is urged as franchises near approval. Goose Island ownership dispute ruled in favor of Kansas by the U S Supreme Court.
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Lawrence
Albert Emmanuel
Parsons
Atturney
Jackson
Tupeka
W. Sullivan
Nu Bitches
Dayton
Larming
Ulus
Mr. Sullivan
Asa
University
Mississippi
Kansas
Washington, D. C
Goose Island
Missouri River
Kansas City
Kans
Supreme Court of the United States
Alissourt
Chicago Proud of Its Pall a Women in Sue Se asian
Los Angeles and Chicago dispatches describe unrest over women's labor in Chicago with mob clashes and police action. Reports mention Sue Se Asian, a renowned painter linked to municipal art debate, and a stray episode involving a silver purse and a scrap of paper.
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Sue Seasian
Range
N. J
Billiken
Chicago
Vari
Rizttinis
Nuisanee
Chicago Tribune
Fair City
Sue
Kumpe
Chicago River
Kirlon Clirhau
Mencken Club
Odd Notices and Local Bits Mix of Ads and News
A jumble of short ads and local items includes sale and rent notices, a birthday party report for Gladys Kuss at 1045 New Jersey street, cotton stocks report for February, appointed receivers for J B and J al Corneil iron works, Taft’s riding accident notes, and the slow recovery brief on President Taft saying he remains in danger but alive after being crushed under a horse.
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Gladys Kuss
New Jersey Street
Washington
United States
Congress
Taft
Elia Steele
Dition
Rea
Ernest Weise
Markets by wire and society notes from Kansas
Market wires show cattle and hog receipts with prices, while social items report missionary meetings, club entertainments, and a Berlin death. Notables include Mrs W A Hiseasley hosting, Mrs B Robinson entertaining Entre Nous, Mrs A Monroe hosting Foster Whist, and Royal Physician Rudolph Von Renfers death in Berlin. A divorce petition for Frank S Stoner alleges abandonment by Fay C Stoner.
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Berlin
Rudolph von Renfers
A. C. Mitchell
Jeians
Germany
Campli
Clifford Matson
Frederick
Wichita
Matson
Misa Renn Wy
Frank
Stoner
Fay C. Stoner
Gharles Lotholz Dead One of the Oless Settlers of Kansas
Charles Lotholz died aged 74 after an illness at his home in the Oless settlement of Kansas. He was a lifelong member of the Lutheran Church and well known in the community for his long service and friendships among neighbors. His death follows years of illness and is mourned by a large circle of friends and residents.
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Hugo Munsterberg
Harvard University
Joplin Globe
Chinato University
Oman
Harvard
Leeds
Kansas
Eiders
Eudes
Raerel
Urraaa Lutheran Church
Bathdute
Dudera
Grand Jury Returns Indictments From Pittsburg West Jurors
The grand jury at Pittsburg, Virginia, returned indictments against William Byers, a wealthy contractor, James Gail, Henry J. Bolger, and others for alleged municipal work disruptions. Court observers note preliminary hearings will be scheduled, with several defendants to be brought before the bar for arraignment. Proceedings also indicate some witnesses and defendants may have left for Europe soon after the investigation.
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Pittsberg
Putreb
Byers
Willionaire Trontusnatauturers
Gake Gail
View Prosticat
Columional Bink
Pittsburg
Henry J. Bolger
Salown
Alonn Wet Weber
Charles Stewart
Igdserments
Betbes
Fala
Hyibu
W. Haun Dertae
Siden
Nattaal Lemk
Isera
Europe
GAVE COOD PLAY LITTLE HIGH SCHOOL THEATER
A high school stage presented a clever two act comedy with strong performances by Breder Wayne Lillian Vink Culp and MNM Tuay. The production drew praise for staging and ensemble effort while a Roosevelt Bay teaser hinted at broader New York City connections and a future audience. The day also carried a supreme court decision awaiting a ruling on a constitutional issue and the Schundkre Orchestra announced a concert in Warser Hall the following evening.
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Ned
Breder
Flore Wayne
Lillian Vink
Easter Post Cards at Stevenson's
Easter Post Cards at Stevenson's feature a display of wall papers with free estimates on jobs and guidance from Home Book Co to help plan decorating projects.
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Stevenson’s
Home Book Co
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