Noted Men University Winter Lecture Series at Lawrence
Lawrence University will host a winter public lecture course featuring Dr Grenfell, Norman Duncan’s hero, and Dr Frederick Van Eden among others. Lectures include Dutch literature and mental treatment of diseases, with Dr Grenfell spending a week in February and Van Eden delivering three talks in January.
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Labrador
Spraker
Lawrence
Norwen Vaugan
Luke
Virtus City
Robert Duncan
Grenfell
Outlook Magazine
St- Michael and
St. George
England
Syrgenu
Lieyds
Bible Institute
Hugg Block
Union Theologicall Seminary
Juck
Glasgow University
St. George’s United Free Church
Edinburg
Theve
Union Theological Seminary
Block
Lyman Abbutt
Frederick van Eden
Amsterdam
Holland
Elf
Hulland
Larely
Hic
Civic Forum of
New York
Carnegie Hall
van Eden
Wedding in St Joseph Prompts Local Gossip and Plans
A wedding between S A Pine and C C Robinson was held at Mrs Pine’s daughter’s home in St Joseph on November 5. The couple will reside in Barnard, while Mrs Robinson, once in Lawrence, is noted in local circles as a well known figure and Robison is described as a wealthy stockman.
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St. Joseph
S. A. Pine
Lawrence
C. C. ‘Robinson
Mr. Robinson
Touganoxie
Violet Cammidge
Wilbur MeKone
J. H. Dresbach
Woman Insane In Denver Becomes Bride Chooses Quiet Church Wedding
A Denver woman identified as Mrs. Allen Reed, wife of a local druggist, attempted to extort from Mrs. Genevieve Chandler Phipps and attacked two policemen with morphine in a failed suicide bid. She planned a daytime wedding with her father’s consent at the Christian church parsonage while police and townsfolk described her erratic acts and her Trinity M. E. church ties.
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Denver
Col
Helen Phipps
Genevieve Chandler Phipps
Christian Church
Constance
Armland
Alfred Snyder
Tullenn Strong
Ree
Swallow-Street
Delaware
Prica
O. P. Barber &Bon
Catena
Tremendous Sensation Over Carmack Killing
Nashville reports a tremen dous sensation across the South after the street duel that killed former United States Senator EB W Carmack in the city. Robin Jones Cooper was the shooter. Cooper and his father Colonel Duncan B Cooper faced warrants for murder and carrying a pistol. Carmack’s career and editor role at the Tennesseean are noted as triggers for the public outcry. Cooper was wounded but resting easy after medical care, while his father slept at police headquarters awaiting proceedings.
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South
Nashhville
Tenn
United States
EB. W. Carmack
Robin Jones Cooper
Carmack
Cooper
Tennesseean
Oung Cooper
Colonel Cooper
K. W. Carmack
Government Denies Rehearing in Standard Oil Case
Chicago November 10 The U S governments petition for re hearing of the Standard Oil Indiana fining case was denied in the circuit court of appeals and a writ of certiorari will be sought to carry the matter to the Supreme Court Alberto Costa a former chamber of deputies member and Black Cross Society leader killed himself in Lisbon following involvement in a king’s assassination Dr David De camp Thompson editor of the Northwestern Christian Advocate died in St Louis from injuries in an automobile crash
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Standard Oil
Chicago
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Standard Oil Company of
Indiana
Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Lisbon
Alberto Coats
Chamber O Deputies
Costa
Black Cross So Jciety
Carlos
Manuel
Dr. Thompson
St. Louis
David Decamp Thompson
Northwestern Christian Advocate
Tariff Hearings Reflect Business Attitudes On Paints
Washington hearing on the proposed Lingley tariff schedule for chemicals oils and paints drew strong representation from color and paint manufacturers while other sectors showed uneven action. Eugene Morse urged keeping current rates as a shield against foreign price undercutting.
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Washington, D. C
House Committee On Ways and Means
Congress
Taft
Eugene Morse
Paint and Color Industries
Opmed Bids Pennants and Pennant Post Cards at Boyles
Local listing shows L. J. Pennants and Pennant Post cards available at Boyles department store, 725 Mass. These items are showcased in the advertisement, inviting customers to browse the selection.
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L. J
Boyles
Mass, Bt
Bids opened for Greenwood School bridge in Lecompton township
County commissioners opened sealed bids for a stone arch bridge near Greenwood School house in Lecompton township. Bids were unclear and the contract may be postponed to tomorrow. The report lists multiple bid amounts for excavation and materials along with unrelated market items and a ship christening in Europe.
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Greenwood School House
Lecompton
J. E
C. E
Ed Parsons
Standard Oil storage tanks cited in Oklahoma oil case
Royal Litchfield testified in the government suit to dissolve Standard Oil that Prairie Oil Gas storage tanks in Oklahoma would mean about forty million barrels more oil available annually for producers. He said producers traded with Gulf Oil, Texas Pipe Line and several refiners, and that storage was heavy. The report also notes other disparate items from markets and notices.
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New York
Oklahoma
Prairie Oil & Gas Company
Standard Oil
Royal 8
Litchfield
Standard Oil Company
Frank B. Kellogg
Gulf Oil Company
Texas Pipe Line Company
Missouri rate hearing aims to finish St Louis & San Francisco case
Kansas City Nov 10 The Missouri rate hearing before Judge Smith McPherson resumed this morning with Amaller Douglas, vice president and general auditor, on the stand. He said passenger department earnings were 1 percent lower under the 2 cent rate than under the 1 cent rate and could not provide figures. He called it a personal opinion and noted no current compilation of profits under the higher rate. He also testified it cost $15 more to earn $100 carrying straw freight than inter state freight.
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St. Louis
San Francisco
Kansas City
Waas
Smith McPherson
Sanford I. Land
Frisco
Ladd
Douglas
Cecil Commander Arrested in Spectacle Theft Case
Cecil Commander was arrested this afternoon on suspicion of stealing spectacles. He possessed a large number and could not satisfactorily account for them. There may be nicer, neater, nobbier leather goods than those at Ed Parsons, but none have been shown in Lawrence.
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Lawrence
Topeka
Spent Sumlay
Sare Giany
Cecil
Ed Parsons
Mystery Woman Blamed In Denver Dynamite Plot
No crew identified in Denver California case as a woman who tried to extort $20,000 from Mes. Genevieve Chandler Whipps and threaten to kill her and Ye. Phipps’ daughter Helen with dynamite. She registered at the American house as Mrs H E Cutis of Albany New York and claimed to be a paper writer working with Joseph Medill Patterson on a socialist book. Police describe her story as incoherent.
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Denver
Cal
Mes
Genevieve Chandler Whipps
Phipps
Helen
H. E. Cutius
Albany
N. Y
Ites
Joseph Medill Patterson
Chief Armstrong
Bite Injured Carpenter Boy as Family Dog Dies
Weston Carpenter, 17, was bitten on the leg Thursday by a family dog that later died. Louis Pieratt, nearby resident, was bitten the same night but not seriously. The dog’s carcass was sent to the University for rabies testing. if positive, neighbors and others bitten may seek Pasteur Institute care and nearby dogs will be culled. The puppy had been a much loved family pet and rabies is not yet confirmed.
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South Lawrence
Dias
Weston Carpenter
W. T. Carpenter
Carpenter
Louis Pieratt
Carpenster
Pasteur, Institute
Discussing Emperor Interview Dominates Reichstag Debate
Berlin November 10. The Reichstag opened the Surplus Undivided Profits debate as it confronted Emperor William's interview published in the London Daily Telegraph. Herr Bussermann led a Liberal attack urging less personal influence in foreign policy and cautioning restraint to avoid harming relations with Britain. The Liberal aim included removing the personal element from foreign affairs without ousting Chancellor von Buelow.
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Berlin
Emperor William
London Daily Telegraph
Herr Bussermann
Great Britain
von Buelow
Wheat acreage to fall sharply in southern Kansas counties
Reports from Harper Sumner and Cowley counties indicate wheat plantings will drop to about half previous fall acreage due to two years of poor yields and bad grain diseases. Renters refuse to sow again, preferring to switch to corn next spring, while those who planted expect strong yields after October rains. References Wichita November grain prospects highlight cautious farming shift.
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Wichita
Kans
Sedgwick
Harper
Sumner
Cowley
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