Cattle Disease Quarantine Extends From Two States
Washington November 20 The Department of Agriculture will wage a vigorous drive to stamp out foot and mouth disease now found in Pennsylvania and New York. Secretary Wilson issued a quarantine affecting interstate movement of cattle sheep swine and other ruminants within and from these states to curb spread of the contagious disease.
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Washington
Department, of Agriculture
Pennsylvania
New York
Wilson
Masque Clus Puts on Best Production in Lawrence
A Royal Enave play equalled any show seen in Lawrence with superb costuming and staging. Audiences praised the lively performances and intricate attire throughout the production, noting the ensemble's polish and the director's cohesive vision.
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Lawrence
Gas Main Explosion Kills Men in Brooklyn Excavation
New York Nov 20 A gas main explosion in a Brooklyn street trench buried twelve workers and likely smothered them. A boy saved a woman who fell into the excavation while a man named Trout died in the flames. The scene disrupted Gott and Front streets with debris and fire.
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New York
Gott and
Front Streets
Brooklyn
She Trout
Trout
Clothing Auction At People's Own Price Sat Afternoon
W G McCartney offers the Strong Clothing Co stock at 716 Massachusetts Street in a Saturday sale starting at 1 90 o'clock. All clothing and furnishings go to the highest bidder with no reserve, attracting farmers and Lawrence residents seeking drastically low prices amid a bona fide Closing Out Sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. McCartney
Strong Clothing Co
Massachusetts Street
Lawrence
McCartney
Mass
J. Glathart
Pel Phillipe
Bay
Fort Scott Bank Closes Amid Depositor Rush
Fort Scott bank, one of the state's oldest, shuts doors after a run that drained about 750,000 in deposits. President Grant Hornaday blames malicious rumors. assets exceed liabilities by 127,000 and depositors will be paid in full. About 2,000 depositors, mainly small merchants, are affected.
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Fort Scott
First National Bank of
Grant ‘Voruaduy
Lost pocketbook and fox fur on West Elliott street
Lost A pocketbook containing a sum of money between Noah Hutch n and Beatty Armstrong on West Elliott street. Reward. Return to Beatty Armstrong West Elliott St. LOST On Saturday tail off of al Sable Fox fur. Return to this office for reward. WANTED stock for sale in any enterprise with several thousand dollars safe. L Darby shire Box 2031 Rochester N Y FOR SALE Smith Premier type writer in first class condition. A bargain is taken at once. Call or phone Stevenson Bokatore
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L. L. Phillips
Wile
S Wience
Bartelden Seed Co
Lawrence, Kans
Noah Hutch
Beatty Armstrong
West Elliott Street
West Elliott
L. Darbyshire
Rochester
Smith Premier Typewriter
Stevenson Bokatore
Market by wire grain and provisions at Kansas City
Grain and provision prices with receipts listed for Kansas City on Nov 20. No. 2 white and No. 2 mixed corn and rye futures shown with cash bids, December and July terms. Cattle, hogs, and calves receipts given with ranges for steers cows and bulls. shoes and eggs noted in miscellaneous lines.
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Kansas City
Lawrence
Chicago
Howe
Olson Bros ad and local notices from mass street listing
Skimmed OCR shows a mix of ads and notices including Olson Bros contact at 934 Mass Street and a sale by McCartney's Closing Gut Bale Auction. It mentions fair proceeds for a Chicago event, various commodity and futures quotes, and real estate offerings by Hobford Investment Co at People's Home Bank Building with a bargain residence on paved street. The fragment includes contact numbers and street addresses in multiple lines.
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J. Glathart
McCartney’s
Qood
Houss
Hobford Investment CO
People’s Hisie Bank
Kennedy's Squad Heads to Iowas City for Iowa Game
The University football team led by Kennedy and Manager Lansdon left for Iowa City with a 25 man squad. Reed cleared to play after initial doubt, matchup seen as key with Iowa and Missouri. Public sentiment remains confident the Jayhawkers will beat both rivals.
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Kennedy
University
Lansdon
Iowa City
Iowa
Journal
Reed
Mosse
Missouri
Jayhawkers
New Ownership at Aurora Theater Brings Upgrades
The Aurora Theater has changed hands and now operates under N. H. Gibbons from Kansas City. He introduces improvements including a fireproof machine for flickerless pictures and aims to place the theater on a nationally equal footing, promising a prime experience for patrons.
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Gibbons
Aurora Theater
N. H. Gibbons
Kansas City
Aurora
Rockefeller Admitted Being the President at the Time
New York report recalls Rockefeller on the stand during a resumed hearing. Kellogg questions the hazardous nature of the oil business and rebates tied to Standard Oil. Rockefeller confirms his presidency and general direction, noting possible awareness of a 20 cent per barrel rebate contract while denying direct involvement.
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New York
Rockefeller
Frank B. Kellogg
Pennsylvania
Kellogg
Wade
Standard Oil
Pennsylvania Railroad
Standard
Standard Oil Company
Rockefaller
O'Day
Casatt
American Transfer Company
Lake Shore Railroad
Cassatt
McNeal Tops Kansas Republican Ticket in Latest Returns
In Topeka the latest official returns show T A McNeal with the largest statewide plurality at 410,919 for a third term as state printer. He leads the Republican slate and the national ticket in Kansas. Charles W Barnes follows with 40,804 and Fred S Jackson with 40,483. Cherokee and Sedgwick counties were among the last to report. W R Stubbs, governor candidate, has the smallest plurality at 34,027, while Taft records 36,212.
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Topeka
T. A. McNeal
Kansas
Republican State Central Committee
Secretary of State
State Board of Lanvassers
Tom McNeal
Andl
Charles W. Barnes
Stuond
Fred S. Jackson
Cherokee County
Sedgwick
Stanton County
County Boards of
W. R. Stubbs
Taft
Wind Stops Henry Call airship flight at Girard
Wind derailed the first scheduled flight of the Henry Laurens Call airship in Girard Kansas with a faulty bearing limiting propeller speed to 250 rpm. Crowds from St. Louis Kansas City and eastern points watched as authorities planned another attempt later today. The event drew widespread press presence and holiday town scenes.
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Henry Call
Pinsburg
Kans
Henry Laurens Call
Girard
W.l. Barnsley
Mr. Call
St. Louis
Kansas City
Metropolitan
Associated Press
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King
Louis XL
Francois Villon
Fircone
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Francois
Vail Nance
Roy Dietrich
King Louis
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Bell Phone
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W. A. Guenther
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Fop
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Grant Hornaday
James T. Bradley
National Bank Examiner
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Bradley
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Washington, D
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Geol
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Philippine
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Lawrence Business College
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W. E. Clark
Jefferson County
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William Painter
Post
Jefferson City
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Partiosanos
W. & Douglas Shoes
Abe Wolfone
Home Book Co
Squires
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McCarteney
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Ander
Lawrenes
Markeets BY
WIRE
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Olson Bros
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