Lawrence Celebrates Kansas Victory Over Nebraska
Lawrence celebrates a Kansas football win led by Tommy Johnson’s seventy yard run. The town declares a university holiday and hosts the largest bonfire in memory with crowds, speeches, and parades as the team returns. The Journal provides fans with rapid game updates and praise for Johnson Stephenson Bond Brownlee Pleasant Lovett and Kennedy’s squad.
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Tony
Johnson
Stephenson
Bebe Oaee
Haif
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Tommy
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Nedy
Mosge
Thon
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Cireles
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Jubussy
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Missouri Valley
Nebraska
Football ‘Hall of Fame
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Vietor
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Journal
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Home Telephone
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Mer Se
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Brownlee
Pleasant
Lovett
Jayhawkers
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Poe
Taft Goes Home Not Sure When He Will Send It
President Taft returns from a trip and plans to send a follow up message soon though the exact date remains unclear. Officials say he will decide on timing after consultations and current events.
Taft Leaves Augusta After Georgia Carolina Fair
President Taft closed his Augusta stay after opening the Georgia Carolina fair and headed to Wilmington. He plans little work on his message till late November and will await Attorney General Wickersham’s report before detailing interstate commerce and citizen rights reforms. Financial and currency issues may wait for December Congress. talk of a fall 1910 extra session persists.
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Taft
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N.C
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Wickersham
Washington
Decemsher
Labor Delegates Gather in Canada for AF of L Convention
Toronto welcomes labor delegates from across the continent for the American Federation of Labor annual convention. The recent DC appeals court ruling upholding imprisonment for President Gompers Vice President Mitchell and Secretary Morrison for contempt places the officers under potential prison threat as the convention mulls an appeal to the U S Supreme Court.
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Toronto
Canada
Organized Labor
Armerican Federation of Labor
District of Columbia
Ftompers
John Mitchell
Frank Morrison
United States Supreme Court
Children Hour at Library Opens in Lawrence
About forty children attended a first formal Children’s Hour at the Lawrence city library Saturday afternoon led by Miss Verda Walker assistant instructor of expression from the University. The program drew teachers and mothers and will run every other Saturday with stories from city teachers and university students.
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Kipling
Evey
Lawrence
Veda Walker
Misa Walker
Ion Department
The
Univ
Committee Appointed to Pass on North Pole Discovery
Washington November board of managers of the National Geographic Society named a committee to decide if the North Pole was discovered before 1899. Members: Dr. Cook, J. Howard Gore, Rear Admiral John E. Pillsbury, and Dr. C. W. Willard Hayes.
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North Pole
Washington
Board of Managers
The
National Geographical Society Today
de. Cook
J. Howard Gore
George Washington ‘T University
John FE. Pillsbury
Navy
C. W. Willard Haye
Geological Vey
Autumnal society affair marks foster whist tenth anniversary
The Chi Omexa sorority hosted 300 guests at its autumnal home event celebrating the Foster Whist Club's tenth anniversary. Tables for twelve filled the conservatory and library as decorations in red and green set a festive tone. Mrs. Todd hosted, with Miss Jennie Perdly and Mrs. E. Haworth among hostesses, while prizes went to Mrs. Peter Emery and Mrs. Edward Sporleder.
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Chi Omexa Sorority
Todd
Jennie Perdly
Esther Degen
E. Haworth
AL C. Mitchell
G.W. Strafan
Helen. Hedison
Aenes Earle
Toursiae Na Silvet
Vemservatory
Dewn
Dirs
Peter Emery
Eward Sporleder
Pianne
Avizens
A. Monroe
Menrer
Annie
States look to raise wealth values and lower taxes
A state tax commission plan aims to boost taxable wealth from about two to three billion dollars as real estate assessments rise from 20 to 60 percent of fair value. The shifts target next year’s real estate appraisal, while political figures reflect on past tax levels and enforcement.
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State Tax Commission
Axkel
Supreme Court Upheld Parole in Sam Nite Case
Kansas Supreme Court sustained Judge Thoupen's parole of Sam Nite, a former Kansas University student who killed his father in Garden City. The court ruled the judge could parole anyone under his jurisdiction, regardless of sentence, affirming the earlier parole action amid public controversy.
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Supreme Court
Nite
K. U
Garden City
Sam Nite
Supreme Court of
State of Kansas
Supreme Ewict
Thoupen
Crop Report Shows Wheat Yield Per Acre Across States
The department of agriculture release notes preliminary average yields per acre for corn and wheat, with U.S. totals around 52,002,000. Missouri leads at 26.4 bushels per acre, Kansas 19.9, Oklahoma 19.0, Arkansas 18.0. Quality estimates indicate 79 percent for Kansas, 72 percent Alabama, 73 percent Arkansas.
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New
Tiene
Vorn
Bleby
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Alahams
New Developments in Steinheil Case Second Week at Paris Trial
Paris dispatch reports the second week of Madame Marguerite Steinheil’s sensational trial with calmer behavior from the prisoner. Testimony from Mae Amtanzio and Dr Archary supports the defense, contradicting earlier medical claims. Dr Avehary asserts the death of Adolphe Steinheil was by strangulation and Mine Japy by asphyxiation, while suggesting the strangulation gag implies multiple assailants. Counselor Aubin vows to prove the gag shown was not the correct one used. The proceedings include tears from Steinheil and testimony from Pierre Buivszer, and American reporter Frederick Burlingham, whose alibi is scrutinized amid public interest.
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Avelary
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M. Aubin
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Frederick If Burlingham
Burlingham
Rubin
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Census Iertor
Dana Durand
United States
Census Bureau
Division of Vital Statistics
Cressy L. Wille
U. S
American Public Health Association
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Hmond
Netober
Drand
Cotton Prices Spark Wild Opening in New York Market
Cotton trading opened amid market chaos as New York and Galveston prices surged and then tumbled. Early bids showed declines of 92 to 30 points from January levels with May and March contracts around 14.28 dollars per bale after subsequent rallies and adjustments. Strong activity followed as traders reacted to the volatile demoralization in the cotton market.
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New York
Galveston
Arlene
Marelea
Mystery in Oklahoma City identified suspects sought
Two men are sought in Oklahoma City after real estate man C Gannon was found dead atop the Campbell Building. Witnesses place two men at 3 AM Sunday entering the building and leaving an hour later. Officers pursue leads about stolen papers and a possible debt of 730 dollars.
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Okla
C. Gannon
Campbell Buthling
Cannon
Campbell
Lost fur cape and stray notices clutter local ads
Sunday appeal lists a lost beaver fur cape with reward from 14 Trutebings Shoe Store. Various stray items include a cream colored cow, names and addresses in Topeka Kansas, Lawrence and Leavenworth, Kansas. Local residents Miss Clara Rudolph Ed Emmett Lydia Zeeb and many others are noted with brief visits and travel to Kansas City.
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Clara Rudolph
Kansas City
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Leavenworth
Lydia Zeeb
Sam Moore
Elizabeth Dison
Topeka
J. AG. Frazier
Ilerington
CN. Fairley
C.C. Moranville
Monwouth
Pearce
Rosa Pearce
Sydney Milton
Lawrence
J. E. Dolist
Euiora
R. E. Downs
Anne Hawk
Eva Emmett
Prost
Kansas
E. M. Briggs
M. Robinson
Ramin Armstrong Lina
Michigan
Frances Lawlor
Topwka
Joe Guiller
Wat
J. C. Andersen
Neodesha
Elsie Wilhite
Tarpy
Bonnie Bell
Mary Parker
Burlington
Gordon Gibb
John Alder
Brooklyn
Eugene
Isabel Hazen
Mt. Kansas
E. BE. Myers
Lyndeen
Bertha Anderson
Rosedale
Clinton Kanaga
Pittsburg
Hig
Jay Patmore
Oliver Pritchett
Herfordshire
England
Markets by Wire Grains and Provisions and Livestock
Market notes show gains and bids for Wheat and Corn with No. 2 and white varieties, Timothy and Prairie prices, butter creamery figures, and live stock receipts. Cattle and hogs receipts are listed with price ranges for native cattle, cows, heifers, feeders, calves, and hogs, plus Chicago grain quotes and livestock bids. Real estate ad notes a seven room modular home for rent at 24 99.20 with contact at Warren and Alagaama St. Home phone S042.
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Abama St
Maine St
Ringmaster Contest Answers Due By Thursday Noon
The newspaper notes that all contestants in The Ringmaster contest must submit their answers by Thursday noon with no late entries accepted. It reports growing public interest, many answers already received, and widespread talk as dictionaries are used to track the event.
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