Edna B Day Named Dean of Kansas Household Economics
Prof Edna B Day of Missouri appointed dean of the economics department at the University of Kansas. She holds a PhD from the University of Chicago and is described as a brilliant woman. Board of Regents is expected to approve at their next meeting on June 3.
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Edna B. Day
U. Dept. of
University of Missouri
Department of Economics
University of Kansas
Te University of Chicago
Miss Day
Regenta At
Jane
The Facts in the Case of That Bad Accident
Lawrence Kansas May 24 1910 letter corrects misstatements about Cream Separators and praises the Great Western Dream Separator and Smith Mfg Co Kansas City Mo after a clutch pulley failure caused an overrun to 14000 rpm. author asserts prior seven brands failed and urges buyers to choose the Great Western.
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Lawrence
Kansas
Smith Mfg. Co
Kansas City
M. A. Bond
Aso
Great Western
Great Wester
Ream
M. FE. Bond
M. E. Bond
TRETH
Great Western First
Band
Lorimer Denies Senate Bribery Charge Before Senate
William Lorimer of Illinois vehemently denied bribery accusations over his Senate seat before the Senate. He blamed the Chicago Tribune for a campaign to destroy him and his banking ties, and called for a Senate investigation. He defended Browne and attacked Lawler and White as corrupt witnesses aligned with Tribune attacks.
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Washington
United States Senate
William Lorimer
Alinois
Chicago Tribune
Lorimer
Lawler
White
Partney
The
Tribune
Link
Beckmeyer
Beardsley to address men at Y M C A meeting
Hon H M Beardsley ex mayor of Kansas City will speak to a Lawrence men’s meeting at the Y M C A Tuesday night. Churches are invited and each may send 10 to 40 men. Supper at 6 15 pm followed by the main address. Reports through pastors or church committees by Sunday. Seating limited. early reports get priority. Also today the medical council of K U met to review seniors qualifying for graduation.
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H. M. Beardsley
Kansas City
Lawrence
Beardsley
Holmes
Ga BR
Clarke
Earl A. Cole
Manhattan
Journal
Tennis Scores From Oklahoma Kansas Indoor Meet
Kansas and Oklahoma teams competed indoors after bad weather. Wood and Bigelow of Kansas defeated Alden and Lampeer of Oklahoma in doubles. Bigelow won two singles sets over Alden, then lost the final set. Bigelow also beat Lampeer. Wood defeated Lampeer in straight sets. Alden holds the Oklahoma intercollegiate championship.
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Kansas
Oklahoma
Wood
Bigelow
Alden and
Lampeer
Alden
G Love
Markets by Wire Grains and Provisions May 28 Kansas City
Wheat receipts 50 cars with July 88 1/2 cents September 87 1/2. Cash No 2 hard 98 1 cent No 2 red 98 1 cent. Corn July 55 1/4 cents Sept 54 cents Dec 50 cents. Cash No 2 mixed 57 58 cents No 2 white 60 60 1/4. Oats No 2 white 39 41 1/4 cents No 2 mixed 36 37 cents. Rye 70 cents. Hay Choice Timothy 15 dollars Choice prairie 10.75 to 11 dollars. Butter Creamery 27 1/2 cents. Eggs 5.40 per case. Cattle receipts 300 native steers 6.40 to 10.10. Cows and heifers 3.15. Figs 3.90 to 4.00.
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Kansas City
Ballinger Defense Closes Argument in Pinchot Inquiry
Washington May 28 The Ballinger Pinchot investigation nears closing as John J Vertrees wraps defense arguments on Ballinger actions about water power sites and Cunningham claims in Alaska Brandeis and Pepper to rebut. Fifteen days for briefs, then the committee weighs vast evidence and may not yet report this session Ballinger's attorney says he acted properly as a private citizen and not to prejudice the government.
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Washington
Ballinger-Pinchot
John J. Vertrees
Ballinger
Cunningham
Alaska
Brandeis and
Pepper
Congress
Attorney Vertrees
Vertrees
Schwartz
Land Office
Garfield
Public Service
Roosevelt Urges Conference With Insurgent Leader
Washington May 28 Roosevelt writes from London to a prominent Republican insurgent requesting a meeting in conference soon after his June 18 arrival in New York. The insurgent, a longtime personal friend, notes Roosevelt has shown no ingratitude toward friends despite political events since his Africa trip.
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Washington
Roosevelt
London
House of Representatives
New York
Africa
Mercer car endurance trip from New York to Los Angeles
Jack Wilson, once of Lawrence, and C I Bigelow traveled by train to Trenton and New York before taking a Mercer car for a cross continent run. The duo faced mud and bad roads in Illinois, delaying the start, but pressed on toward the goal from New York.
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Jack Wilson
Lawrence
J. L. Brady
Mercer
New York
Los Angeles
Ilinois
Redland
C. I. Big
Big 200 mile auto race features at Indianapolis speedway
May 28 report from Indianapolis highlights the 200 mile feature as the main event of today’s program. The meet includes five and ten mile races, free for all and under American Automobile Association rules for stock cars. Also noted is Hillard Disinfectant Co expanding to Lawrence Kansas with J H Wilder as manager. Jacob House returns from New York and William Heynen visits.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Automobile Speedway
American Automobile Association
Hillard Disinfectant Company
Saint Joseph
Hillard Disinfectant
Lawrence
Kans
J. H. Wilder
Lawrence Bottling Co. Ag
Tilliard Company
Wilder
Jacob House
New York
William Heynen
Tonganozie Mirror
Parker Shows Close Evening Carnival in Lawrence
Tonight marks the final night of Parker Shows in Lawrence Booster week winds down despite heavy rain. The Model City, Japanese Village and Animal Show receive praise as top attractions while crowds remain large. the unit ed Bands give a free concert and the Wheel and Human Roulette thrill all night. Tomorrow the Parker shows move to Leavenworth, leaving Lawrence to remember a week of high class entertainment.
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Parker Shows
Metcalf
Lawrence
Lotta
Parker Show
United Bands
Parker
Leavenworth
Topeka invites Lawrence women club leaders meet
Evening Gossip notes the Topeka Federation of Women’s Clubs extends an invitation to the Lawrence Federation for a meeting in Topeka on Thursday of next week. It lists Lawrence delegates Mrs. T. H. Kennedy Mrs. George Barker Mrs. George Leonard and Mrs. George Eeke and notes Mrs. Kennedy will report on Lawrence federation work.
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Topeka Federation of Women’s Clubs
Lawrence Federation
Topeka
T. H. Kennedy
George Barker
George Leonard
Georse Eeke
Kennedy
Excellent Outlook for Wheat Markets Amid Mixed Signals
Chicago reports rains across the winter and spring wheat belt boosting crop prospects. Bearish foreign news, especially Russia free offerings, tempered optimism. Despite an export-focused stance, traders remained cautious after a price breakout. Market opened lower to higher with September near unchanged to up, May slipping slightly from prior close. A later note mentions Kansas weather forecasts and a dairy or beverage promotion from Wiedemann's.
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Chicago
Russia
Ultye
Wanted to buy second hand wall wardrobe and more
Classifieds show wanted second hand wardrobe Bell phone 1888 and men wanted for Devin automobile business teaching by nail offering $25 a week learning $10 weekly Rochester Auto School Rochester North Carolina plus hustlers earn $8 to $20 daily for Gal Cigar Confectionery Drug Stores and more. Also rental and board notices and estate sale listing with Kansas City Missouri and Lawrence addresses.
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Bell
Devin Automobile Business
Rochester Auto School
Rochester
N. C
Frank Cony
Woman on trial for elder poisoning at St Louis
In St Louis on May 28, the murder trial of Mrs. Doxey continues over whether she poisoned William J. Elder with cacodylate of soda. Testimony cites a nephew noting it is strange his aunt does not eat the same food she serves. The judge warned of night sessions if the case isn’t closed by Tuesday. The defense portrays Mrs. Doxey with uneasy spirits amid family presence.
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St. Louis
William J. Erden
Grimm Anid
Doxey
Mollie Brimer
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