Lawrence celebrates Kansas victory over Nebraska in football
A Kansas University victory over Nebraska triggers massive town and campus celebration. Students pile wooden boxes in Central Park, light them, and march with a band through Mass Street. Governors, professors, and students hail the team with speeches, while Lincoln rooters serenade and entertain the Jayhawkers at Bryan’s home.
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K. U
Nebraska
Rock
Chalk
Jay Hawk
Siss Boum
Willian HW. Taft
Theodore Roosevelt
Lawrence
Nebrasky
Mass
Central Park
Stubbs
J. D. Bowerseck
W. S. Carruth
Union Pacific
Eldridge
Lincoln
Fair
Bryan
Nev
Crowds Cheer Husker Victory After No-Show at U University
After chapel no classes at the university and an afternoon assembly praised by faculty and regents. Citywide excitement centered on football results from Lincoln and the Jayhawk game with record gate news and live AP bulletins. The Journal office drew hundreds waiting for scores while other outlets charged ten cents for the same returns.
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Lincoln
Jayhawk
Lawrence
Journal
Associated Press
Cornhuskers
Fattening Food and Medicine Olive Oils Sold by Bound Corner
Woodward & Co. note a freshly pressed olive oil batch arrived from Europe about a month ago. The Bound Corner has sold this make for fifteen years or more, claiming it cannot be beat.
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Woodward & Co
Europe
Government land sale opens with 5000 in Lawton
In Lawton Oklahoma November 16 a government lot sale of Indian school land adjoining Lawton began with about 5000 people present. Lots sold at 25 percent above appraisement attracting crowds and market interest. Gustafson's jewelry store remains a local highlight for shoppers seeking latest fashions and purchases.
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Lawton, Oki
Lawton
Sam Rice resigns to seek culture on the hill
Sam Rice quits his street job and moves to the hill to ply his trade among men of keener intellects. The awkward goodbye unfolds with sweat and relief as he explains leaving downtown life for a center of culture and quieter work. In Kansas City a separate report notes Mrs E A Caulfield falling down an elevator shaft in the National Bank of Commerce building, dying instantly.
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Sam Rice
Sam
Caldwell
Wes
Mr. Fishee
Fisher
Kansas City
E. A Caulfield
BE. A. Caulfeld
St. Louis
National Bank, of Commerce
10Th and
Walnut Streets
They Don't Talk Shop Says Restaurant Man
A Laspeenes restaurant man notes actors rarely discuss the stage at meals while doctors lawyers traveling salesmen and merchants freely discuss work and daily concerns. He imagines actors discuss dogs trains towns and meals instead of theater and suggests glowingly about glasses for blue brown eyes.
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Laspeenes
Okinulgee Quiet After Fatal Clash. Gompers Case Moves Ahead
Okinulgee Oklahoma reports calm after a raid where five people were shot dead in a clash between officers and Negroes. County officials deny risk of race war and say militia is unnecessary. In Washington, equity court hearings resume on Bucks Stove and Range boycott actions against Samuel Gompers Frank Morrison and John Mitchell of the AFL. A Pittsburgh convention opens between the National Municipal League and American Civic Association under the chamber of commerce.
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Okla
Gompers
Washington
Equity Court
District Supreme Court
Samuel Gumpers
Frank Morrison
John Mitchell
American Federation of Labor
Bucks Stove & Range Company
We Don’t Patrionize
Pittsburg
National Municipal League
American Civic Association
Kansans in Chicago to Banquet January 29
Former Kansans living in Chicago gather for a Kansas Association banquet January 29 at the Auditorium Annex. Speakers include W. K. Stubbs W A White Ed Howe J L Brady and others with special tables for KK U Baker and Washburn colleges. Organizers urge attendance by Kansans in Chicago, especially from K U.
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Chicago
Kateas
Auditorium Annex
Kansas Association
Baker
Washburn Colleges
W. K. Stubbs
William al’ Jen White
B. W. Stowe
de J. Brady
George Ry Peck
George E. Nicholson
Russell Whitman
Kansas
Kansas Assection
Kellogg Switchboard and Supply Company
K. U
Ian
Allxiaus
Notable Gathering Marks Catholic Mission Congress Opening
In Chicago the first Roman Catholic missionary Congress opened at the regiment armory. Archbishops, abbots, and laymen attended as the church moves from mission field status to equal national organization within the Roman Catholic hierarchy. Archbishop Quizly of Chicago presided.
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America
Chicago
Murad
Spriesta
Regiment
Anerica
Archbishop Quizly
Bullets Found and Wound Improving for Heney
A bullet located in Mr. Heney’s wound near the lower left maxillary bone was removed today by Dr. Wallace Terry at Central Emergency Hospital Honeyhore. The operation was successful and Heney is resting quietly with minor aftereffects.
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Heney
San Francisco
Morris Haas
Henes
Wallace Terry
Central Emergency Hospital
Honey
University of Kansas Plans Four New Buildings for Expansion
Dr. Frank Strong, KU chancellor, seeks legislative appropriations for four new facilities including a Rose idaly state hospital to aid the poor, a women’s dormitory, an electrical engineering building, and a central liberal arts and fine arts complex to be completed by 1916 with biennial $125,000 allocations. The plan also requests higher maintenance funds and pay raises for faculty, with strong backing from state women’s clubs for the dormitory.
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Frank Strong
University of Kansas
Regenta
Roseidaly
Womab
Liberal Arts
College and Fine Arts
University of Kanais
Emperor William to Meet Chancellor in Potsdam Today
Berlin reports the emperor will arrive at Potsdam tomorrow morning and hold an audience with Chancellor von Bülow during the day. The exact location, Potsdam or Berlin, depends on the emperor’s preferences and needs, with officials hopeful for a clear outcome.
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Berlin
William
Potsdam
von Buelow
Government 18 Busy to Seek Rehearing of Oil Case
District Attorney Sims served notice that on November 30 the government will apply to the supreme court for a writ of certiorari to bring the Standard Oil of Indiana case before the tribunal. The appeal follows a reversal of Judge Landis who had imposed a $29,240,000 fine.
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Standard Oil
Chicago
Sims
Standard Oil Company of
Indiana
Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
Landis
Elking Denies Engagement With Duke of Abruzzi
Senator Stephen B. Elking stated that no engagement existed between his daughter Miss Katherine Elkins and the Duke of Abruzzi. He spoke with Miss Elkins' knowledge and consent to inform the public of the matter amid widespread public interest.
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Washington
Stephen B. Elking
Katherine Elkins
Duke of
Trade Conditions Improve Says Gustafson Jeweler
Prominent city businessman B G Gustafson of Gustafson jewelry store declares trade conditions are greatly improved and his business is at a peak with demand for the newest and finest jewelry. He dismisses panic and notes a hundred percent rise from the prior year. Dr Reding will be out of town Friday November 20.
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Gustafson Jewelry
Man
Dr. Reding
Ieaatt
Patleg
Crambine
Gustafson
McCulloch
Wiede
Dowager Empress Tsze Hai An Dies in China
Pekin reports the death of Tsze Hai An the dowager empress and autocratic head of the government. Kuang Hsu also dies in the same day and Prince Pu Yi is placed on the throne as heir presumptive, with the regent Prince Chun involved.
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Ching
Pekin
Tsze Hai An
China
Kuang Hsu
Pu Yi
Prince Chun
Ruef Bribery Trial Draws Early Crowds in SF
In San Francisco on November 16 crowds gathered before Judge Lawler's court for the bribery trial of Abraham Ruef. Ruef arrived from Ingleside in a steel lined van, escorted by mounted police, with officers and detectives close behind as he took his usually occupied seat.
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Washington
United States
House Committee
San Francisco
Francis Ways and Means
J. Heney
Dozier
Huef
Abraham Huef
Burton Brother Held on Embezzlement Charge
C W Burton former cashier at Tri City State Bank of Madison JL surrendered to answer 80 indictment charging embezzlement. The grand jury accuses him of wrongfully taking 3384.61 dollars. Burton is brother of Joseph R Burton former U S senator from Kansas. Bank closed for a time after February investigation by the state auditor.
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Edwardsville
Lil
C. W. Burton
Tri-City State Bank of Madison
Grand
Madison County
Burton
Joseph R. Burton
United States
Kansas
Jones Dry Goods Store Destroyed by Ottawa Fire
Ottawa Kansas November 16 The Jones Dry Goods store on Main Street was totally destroyed by fire last night total loss estimated around 50000 The blaze started when a light ignited escaping gas causing an explosion that shattered the glass front and ignited the building The stock valued at 40000 was a total loss and the two story brick stove built building was consumed.
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Main Street
Ottawa
Kans
Perry Burns
Perry, Kans
M. W. Cardwell
J. Thomas Lomber Company
Pape Celebrates 50th Anniversary of Priesthood in Rome
In Rome, the Pope led a Pontifical Mass at St. Peter’s marking the fiftieth anniversary of his priesthood joining ceremony. The event, said to be final before the pontiff’s coronation, drew about seventy thousand attendees. In Missouri, Jackson County election returns were delayed. Kansas City reports advised canvassing would not start official counts for several days. A local ad urges trying Sealshipt oysters at Dunmire’s.
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Pape
Rome
St. Peters
Jefferson City
Jackson County
Kansas City
Father Seeks School Reinstatement for Tubercular Son
Topeka report describes a farmer and his 17 year old son visiting Dr. Crumbine of the state board of health. The doctor confirms the boy has tuberculin test positive for tuberculosis but notes early detection allows cure with outdoor treatment at a tubercular camp. The piece discusses tuberculosis education and a statewide convention.
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Board of Health
Topeka
State Journal
S. J. Crombine
State Board of Health
Rossville
Lawrence
University
Dr. Crumbine
Haskell
Department of the Interior
Frank
Haxkell
B. J. Crumbine
Hoch
National Association For the Prevention of
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