Roosevelt Denounces German American Alliance as Un American
In St Louis on May 31 Theodore Roosevelt denounced German American Alliance as anti American and warned against hyphenated loyalty. He argued real Americans of German origin are loyal and that dividing citizens by race weakens the nation while urging all Americans to unite under one national identity. He cited branches pressuring politicians for Germany and condemned efforts to subserve foreign power over United States interests.
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St. Louis
United States
Theodore Roosevelt
Germany
America
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England
France
Russia
Roosevelt
Pennsylvania
Republic
Mr. Wilson
Mr. Root
Body
Politie
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Lawrence Country Club Golf Improves Holiday Weekend Crowd
A Lawrence Country Club event drew a large crowd for a semi final club championship Gustafson cup match where Allen Sterling beat A G Barteldes and C E Lindley defeated C A Barteldes. The final between Sterling and Lindley was planned for the week.
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Sterling
Lindley
Allen Sterling
C. J. Lindley
Armene Barteldes
Otto Barteldes
CG. Allen
D. le Patterson
Owen Carl
Sterhing
Patterson
Otto” Barteldes
CG. J. Lindley
Gen. Wilder
Metcalf
Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules Ad
An old advertisement urges diagnosing pains by their source and treating with Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules. It warns of kidney, stomach, joint, and rheumatic issues and promises money back if not effective, urging buyers to avoid substitutes.
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Bright
Haarlem
Summer school courses for secretarial work offered
A Lawrence Business College summer program advertises shorthand and typewriting courses to help a young man or woman work through college or university. It promotes secretarial preparation and saving money on ball gloves through Ed Klein.
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Lawrence Business College
Ed Klein
Edgar Seal Company Orders Highlight Large Shipments
In the last two days the Edgar Seal Company received orders from Great Northern for 600000 units United States Government for 200000 and the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Ry for 100000.
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Edgar Seal
Edgar Seal Company
Great Northern
United States
Chicago
Milwaukee & St.Paul Ry
Dr Orelup Eye Ear Nose Throat Adverts
An advertisement for ophthalmology and ENT services by Dr Orelup located in the Dick Building promises guaranteed work and comprehensive eye ear nose throat care.
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Dr. Orelup
Won Public Speaking Prize At Green Hall
Odis TH Burns a senior and future assistant in KU public speaking won the term prize of $5 in a contest at Green Hall directed by Arthur MacMurray. Hugo T Wedell placed second and Henry V Gott third. Contestants are drawn from department classes and judged by students. It isn’t good for one to have his own way all the time.
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Odis TH. Burns
K.U. Department
Green Hall
Arthur MacMurray
Hugo T. Wedell
Kansas
Lawrence
Lawré
Council of the City of
J. Francisco
State of
Said
City of
Lawrence Water Company
Indiana St
Warren
Vermont
Mass
E. ‘Henry
Locust St
A. Q
Inter State car offered at 850 dollars
Report notes 3,000 owners for Inter State vehicle at 850 dollars with George M. Lowman listed as local agent.
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George M. Lowman
Track Men to Chicago for Western Conference Meet
Kansas University will send five track men to Chicago for the Western Conference meet. Capt Reber leads in shot put high jump and broad jump with Grutzmacher in broad jump, Rodkey in the half mile, and Sproull in the mile. Treweeke earns a surprise spot after tendon injury delayed conditioning, and he cleared 5 feet 9.5 inches in high jump after treatment. O’Leary’s absence breaks up the relay team of O’Leary Rodkey Campbell Elliott, but the squad remains in good shape to medal.
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Kansas University
Chicago
Kansas
Reber
Aggie-Missouri post season series not yet arranged
Kansas and Missouri await the two game Aggie series conclusion before scheduling a post season baseball contest to decide the Missouri Valley Conference title. Manager W O Hamilton said the series is likely and both schools seek the games. They would be welcomed in Tauarehie during commencement week.
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Kansas@university
Missouri
W. O. Hamilton
Tauarehie
Sproull Plans To Join Topeka Baseball Team After Studies
Ralph D Lefty Sproull Kansas university athletic star and KC enacting staff member will finish school this week and join the Topeka baseball team for a Monday tryout at first base following a recent bout of blood poisoning.
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Lefty
Ralph D
Sproull
Kansas University
K. C
Topeka
Bid v Native Son’s baseball and basketball clash noted
In 1914 and 1915 reports, a terse note mentions a bid related to Native Son’s team and a baseball and basketball event. Robert Hudson is referenced in connection with a cigar as a contextual detail.
Baker to Meet Kansas University Next Tuesday Game
The Baker team is scheduled to play Kansas University next Tuesday afternoon as listed on the commencement program. Alumni senior game will be played the same afternoon as planned, per Manager W. C. Hamilton.
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Baker
Kansas University
W. C. Hamilton
Kansas City Markets See Pesky Demand Hold Back Prices
Kansas City markets report buyers unable to force a weaker close after strong week gains. Cattle receipts in KC and Chicago pressurize bulls with mixed results. beef steer sales reach $10.50 with natives $10.00 to $16.25, range $9.70 to $10.10 for pulp steers, prime cows up to $8.75. Hog prices slip 5 to 10 cents with 17,000 head, but demand remains robust across channels. Market eyes June runs for potential price shifts as buyers gain leverage but not a broad breakdown.
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Kansas City Stock Yards
Chicago
Tulsa
Texas
Panhandle
South Texas
North Texas
Oklahoma
St. Louis
St. Joseph
Omaha
J. A. Rickart
Associated Press
Kansas City
Hicago
Market Report Shows Steady Receipts Across Kansas City
AP market wire reports Kansas City grain and livestock zones with cattle and hog prices, wheat and corn quotes, and mixed seasonal notes. Chicago shows stronger cattle demand and higher hogs with firm cash wheat outlook as summer classes advertise Lawrence Business College starting June 1.
City votes down nine decrescent interurban permit resolution
Lawrence city commission defeated a motion to grant temporary ninety day operation rights to the Kansas City Kaw Valley Western railway along Locust Street. The measure aimed to place on record that no franchise exists. City officials warned it might affect future rights and negotiations.
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Cleland
City Commission
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Lawrence
Francisco
Holyfield
Harley
L Holyfield
Awhereas
Kansas City, Kaw Valley & Western, Railway ‘Company
Locust Street
Second Street
Kansas City
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Axansas City
Kaw Valley
YMCA Free Swimming Classes for Non-Swimmers Begin
The annual free swimming days at the YMCA will be held Monday Tuesday and Wednesday next week. Secretary Boltz will conduct free lessons in swimming for non-swimmers over age ten, based on prior experience that over half of participants in these classes learn to swim.
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Boltz
Yo Me C. A
Binday on zi he wane. Me oft drinks are on the n order
A fragmentary line lists vague phrases about a meal or drink order and a pending case. Names, places, or concrete actions are not clear, leaving the item as an unreadable, partial text suitable only for a terse catalog entry.
Pleasant Valley Program At Schoolhouse Saturday Evening
Pleasant Valley students host a program with ice cream at the Pleasant Valley schoolhouse on Saturday evening June 3. Everyone is invited to attend and bring friends. By order of the committee signed GEO T GRIFFITH CRISS RICHARDSON A L HOLCOM.
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Pleasant Valley
Pleasant
Valley
Geo
T. Griffith
Criss
Richardson
A. L. Holcom
Warrants Issued for City License Delinquents
City Commissioner W W Holsf field has sworn warrants against air hack drivers taxi drivers express haulers insurance agents and others who failed to pay licenses for the last half year Warrants placed with police to be served tomorrow morning Holsf field hopes most delinquents will pay at City Hall to avoid police action officers ordered to serve warrants tomorrow on all unpaid license fees
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W.W. Holsfield
Holyfield
Injured motorcyclist Corl shown with serious condition
The Post Office employee Clarence Corl remained in serious condition after a motorcycle crash at Kentucky and Seventh streets. He suffered bleeding from ears and nose and possible skull fracture fears lingered, though no conclusive damage found. Corl was conscious today but not improving as doctors warned of potential brain injury.
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Post Office
Clarence Corl
Kentucky
Saventh
Carl
Anderson
Baseball Games Arranged Between Lawrence College and YMCA
A baseball game is arranged between the Lawrence Business College team and the City YMCA team. The contest will be played Thursday night at an unspecified venue with local interest high.
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Lawrence. Business . College
Funeral for Gratton Gregg Held at Warren Street Baptist
Funeral services for Gratton Green who died May 28 at Topeka were held this afternoon at the Warren Street Baptist church with Rev. G. N. Jackson presiding. Interment followed in Oak Hill cemetery.
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Gratton Green
Topeka
Warren Street Baptist Church
G. N. Jackson
Oak Hill Cemetery
Blaine Moore to attend Republican national convention
Blaine W. Moore assistant professor of political science at K. CU plans to spend the summer vacation by attending the Republican National Convention in Chicago. He will witness the proceedings and observe party activities.
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Blaine ‘W. Moore
K. CU
Chicago
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