Thanksgiving Day Football Looms Over Kansas City
The town centers on the Kansas vs Missouri game in Kansas City with 1000 tickets sold and extra seats at the park. KU and Mizzou fans prepare travel and hotels brace for crowds as Kennedy and Mousse shape a confident Jayhawker squad despite injuries. Weather may affect attendance as Hicks warns of rough conditions late week.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Missouri
Park
Kansas Boys
the Midland
Friens
Contes
Kansas Routers
Kennedy
Mousse
Tigers
Jayhawker
Columbia
Leavenworth
Dahlene
Charley Horse
Hicks
Glee Club Tour Tales and University Happenings in Lawrence
Ellsworth visitor Aliss Ria Work and Roy, a sophomore, return from a Tonganoxie concert where the Glee club impressed a large audience. The group returns home after their muddy drive and tongue broke. Upcoming Glen club contests are set for Lawrence on December 3 and Leavenworth around December 5 or 6. The chancellor plans time away due to lagrippe. Chapel closes Wednesday with a spake dance to boost football enthusiasm and tickets for the December 2 banquet reach a thousand at $1. Prof Head toured McPherson county inspecting sanitation and met health officials in Topeka. Heavy rain floods Lawrence streets, Tennessee Street notably impassable at Winthrop, Henry, and Warren. A canoe would be needed to cross certain areas.
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Aliss Ria Work
Ellsworth
Roy
Glee Club
Tonganoxie
Lawrence
Glen Club
Leavenworth
Lagrippe
University
W. C
McPherson County
Topeka
Board of Health
Tennessee
Winthrop
Henry
Warren
Purely Personal notes on Thanksgiving visits and travels
A long list of local residents and visitors recounts Thanksgiving plans and trips to Kansas City Denver and Alma with names including Hutson Powell Burley Barnes Norton Safford Corse Pierson Robb Young Gefford Hasold Morgan Kerns Pennock Bozzell Ruchaill Miles Parsons Wilhelmi Willuehni Marks Jones Clarke Marshall Barker Gafford Wells and Brush. A later item notes a Union Thanksgiving Service at the First Baptist with Rev L K Wells Rev J U Brush and Rev M E Nethercut.
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Will Hutson
Kansas City
Charles Powell
Wichita
J. W. Burley
Lear
Albany
Ossington
Newton
Charles Barnes
Osage City
A Norton
Sam Safford
L. H. Corse
Chris Pierson
Henry Smoke
Denver
Dora Robb Young
Edna Gefford
Carrie Hasold Sall
Marie Morgan
Mary Kerns
Baldwin
A. F. Kerns
Guy Pennock
Alma
Kansas
Harold Bozzell
Opeks
T. F. Ruchaill
Kincxid
Kans
Will Arps
C. E. Miles
Ed. Parsons
Max Wilhelmi
Alvina
Uehni
Sul Marks Hag
St. Louis
L. Steinberger
Rt. J. Jones
Norman Pickens
A. Clarke
University
George Marshall
George J. Barker
Earl Qgafford
Oak Hill
Stafford
City Engineer Waddell surveys electric line project
Kansas City officials and contractor representatives from Waddell and Wad dell and North American Contracting Co visited to review the proposed electric line. Sermon by Rev E E Stauffer followed by community notices and an invitation to a special Ministerial Alliance meeting at Evans-Miett Co Baptist church Thursday at 10 a.m.
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Robert Waddell
Kansas City
Waddell and Waddell
C. E. Sutton
North American Contracting Co
Weddell
E. E. Stauffer
Evans-Mie the Baptist Church
Litchfield
W. Parson
Mars
Evans Butchers
Metcalf Co
President Denies Roosevelt Prairie Oil Story
President Roosevelt denies a New York Sun tale titled Roosevelt and Prairie Oil as false. He says no Justice Department report exists and that he followed Hitchcock’s recommendations on oil and gas franchises in Oklahoma and Indian Territory, except a small Delaware Indian grant declined by the recipient.
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Washington
White House
New York
Roosevelt
Department of Justice
Department of the Interior
Hitchcock
Prairie Oil Company
Oklahoma
Indiao
Rockefeller testifies in Standard Oil case at New Jersey plant
New York November 24 John D Rockefeller testified in the government suit against Standard Oil Company of New Jersey. He said at the 1889 organization he owned 250854 shares of a total 983383. Archbold, vice president of Standard Oil, followed on the stand. Also notes social and local items including a wedding announcement and several classified advertisements.
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New York
John D. Rockefeller
Standard Oil Company
Standard Oil Company of New Jersey
Rockefeller
John D. Archbold
Charity Benefit at Bowersock Opera House in Lawrence
Lawrence newspapers host a December 3 benefit for Associated Charities at Bowersock Opera House. Admission is 25 cents parquet 15 cents balcony. Notable participants include Chancellor Frank Strong Gertrude Messler and Harry Kemp with Kemp’s poetry and lecture. Manila entertainment plans for Atlantic fleet announced.
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Lawrence
Associated Charities of Lawrence
Bowersock Opera House
Frank Strong
Gertrude Messler
Harry Kemp
Kemp
Emporia
Kansas
Bargain Residence and Local Market Notices
Nov 24 Gallipolis Ohio reports a square deal in real estate with a four‑room house on four lots offered at 3,900. Listings include cattle and hog receipts, farm supplies, and local auctions. Prices, providers, and nearby businesses appear alongside varied Classifieds and public notices.
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Gallipolis
Mills
Colum
Bouth Lawrence
Seifers
Prise
Paul
Evans-Metcalf Co
Hosford
People’s State Bank Bhig
Tornado Relief Spreads Across Arkansas Towns
Relief teams rush aid to Arkansas communities struck by twin tornadoes that cut a half mile wide path from Missouri through Carroll Newton and Johnson counties. Piney suffered the highest loss with about thirty dead, while Knoxville London and many hamlets report fatalities and extensive damage.
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Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas
Missouri
Carroll
Newton
Johnson
Boxley
Murray
Lowgap
Ozark
Kale Boston
Judea
Trath
Omega
Dunfork
Dinsmore
Parthenon
Mossville
Limestone
Redfork
Mulberry Creek
Tom and Smedley
Piney
Knoxville
London
Louisiana
Lafayette
Pike
H Hempstead
Lewisville
Kodi
Ozau
Murfiesbury
McCartney's Clothing Auction Draws Massive Crowd
McCartney's Closing Out Sale drew a large audience on Saturday afternoon with doors opening at 1 30 and activity at the hammer throughout. Proprietor McCartney delivered on promises as bargain hunters pressed to bid while remaining stock from a truck was postponed to a following sale.
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McCartney
Guelioneer Glathart
William Tell fatality and other Nov events
London reports Herbert Lee a music hall performer died from a head wound received during a William Tell act at Ideal hall. Clementine surrendered to police. In New York a 67 year old baker fatally shot his daughter Meta and wounded son Frederick at breakfast before being restrained by another son. Other local notes from Vinland mention visits, gatherings, a bazaar, and farm news including persimmons and Thanksgiving preparations.
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London
Herbert Lee
Lee
Madame Clementine
Clementine
New York
Baker
Meta
Frederick
John
Loose
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