Noble honor for Roosevelt on arrival in London
May 14 report notes Roosevelt will drop private citizen role as he is to attend the funeral of King Edward and meet King George aides-de-camp. Berlin dispatch says Emperor William sent a three foot porcelain vase to the Roosevelt Library and a medal might be struck. Also mentions Roosevelts in London and a quick delivery service advertisement from Rork's Motorcycle.
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Hyde Jury Deliberations Continue Amid Conviction Debate
Kansas City jury in the Dr. Hyde trial worked through the afternoon with no verdict, early reports showing a 7 to 5 lean toward conviction. Court officials considered discharging jurors by Tuesday night if no decision was reached, while public interest remained intense across University crowds and local media.
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Lawrence
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H. P. Cady
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MOTION FOR REW TRIAL IN TILLITSON KIDNAPPING CASE
Captain Tillotson seeks a new trial on his kidnapping conviction of Marian Bleakley the incubator baby. The motion will be argued May 23 with sentencing slated if denied. Justice actions follow other Pittsburg area sentences for former officials and a bank president announced May 14.
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Kang
Captain Pillotson
Marian Bleakley
Pittsburg
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Charles Stewart
Hugh Ferguson
W. H. Weber
P. B. Kearns
Morris
Einstein
EB. H. Jennings
Columbia National Bank
F. A. Griffen
Hyde jury vote shifts to eight to four in con
A Hyde jury verdict reportedly changed at 3.35 to an eight to four division in favor of a conviction. The brief bulletin notes a decisive swing in the jury’s stance and signals a likely prompt plea or sentencing following the amended tally.
Indian Rising Imminent Ranchmen Arm for Uprising in New Mexico
Ranchmen in Taos and surrounding areas kept vigil overnight fearing organized raids by Indians from the reservation. After recent attacks on L. S. Meyers’ ranch with arson and assault rumors, locals armed themselves and gathered for protection as troops were expected. Reports say warlike tribes from San Juan and other areas paint faces and perform war dances, with younger warriors joining the uprising. In Baldwin, Baker University defeated Kansas City YMCA 51 to 31 in a dual meet, Kansas City’s squad hampered by six men but winning several events.
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Kansas and Nebraska Duel Track Meet At MeCook Field
The Kansas and Nebraska track teams faced off at MeCook field amid strong fan interest and a large crowd. Coaches Hamilton and the Kansas squad aimed to dominate, with expectations high after last year's Lincoln meet controversy. weather was fair for the event and a Nebraska delegation traveled to support their team.
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Hamilton
Lincoln
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Markets and notices from a bygone issue
Markets by wire report shows cattle receipts and prices for native steers cows heifers stockers and feeders bulls calves with ranges. hog receipts and top prices in the market. Chicago market totals for beef steers heifers stockers and hogs with prices. Money market notes from New York on May 14. Edwards fined in police court for drunken conduct. Ads for shoes and clothing at A Noller. Dr Sellards returning to friends. Squires photo service on Mace Street offers portraits.
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A. B. Sellards
Alice in Wonderland open air show draws near 3000 at KU
The Women’s Student Government Association at Kansas University staged an open air Alice in Wonderland yesterday afternoon before a crowd near 3,000. The production featured notable faculty and student cast members with costumes and acting praised highly. Food stalls sold candy and tarts, raising funds toward the student scholarship fund.
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Lawrence
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t-Alice
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Rovernment Curation
widhEeaile Fitignard
Leuti Parlin
Ales
Edith Barnhill
Wonmi
Minckey
Wheat supplies reassure market on 109 million bushels
Chicago May 14 estimates place U S wheat available for consumption exports and carryover July 1 at 109 million bushels, up from 4 million last year, easing anxious shorts. Market opened slightly lower with September futures slipping to around 1.02. Funeral notice for George Curlett set for tomorrow at 2:30 pm, North Lawrence Baptist Church. Local weather hints showers tonight or Sunday with warmer temps in north and west. Classifieds include tailor ad, landscaping services, rental houses, sales of two residences, and requests to buy a young cow and Deere riding cultivator.
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United States
Chicago
Kansas
North
Sophomore class achieves standout K U party farce
Evening gossip in 1912 Kansas University news recounts the Sophomore class night at Fra ternal Aid hall with the Miss Independence farce by George Bowles. The production wowed a large audience with witty songs and original stage effects led by Siertrude Messler, featuring Marguerite Stone in a standout performance and a formal afterparty with supper, dancing, and campus chatter.
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Independence
George Bowles
Aim
Arce
Marguerite Stone
Johnny
Miss Stone
Nina Pilam
Misa Hiumal Mitchell
Eneilh Wilkinson
Exhiyn Willifeld
Donall McKay
Bobs Lee
Ralph Smith
Bien Marshall
Carl Chonion
Frank Davis
Howard Wikoff
A. van Emaron
Donald McKay
McKay
Danc
Kelly
Leon McFarlin
George Stuckey
Helen Sp
Clark Wallace
George
Chinese Uprising. Yale Mission in Changsha placarded for destruction
Advices from Chang Sha reported the Yale Mission in the capital of Hunan has been placarded for destruction by fire but the intended plot has not been carried out. Foreigners were returning and living in boats under protection of Chinese authorities or their own guards.
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Chang Sha
Hunan
Yale
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