Lawrence to Welcome $80,000 Shoe Factory Venture
Plans for an $80,000 Lawrence shoe factory move forward with local investors to fund 40 000 preferred and 40 000 common stock. J E Heiser leads stock sales from City Hall while experts anticipate daily output of 2000 pairs and up to 250 workers once built.
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Protest Chinese Loan Raises No Surprise in China
In Peking on November 2 the British French and Russian bankers of the quintuple group sent a message to the finance minister stating the loan arranged with Chicago banks violates the reorganization loan agreement of April 2. The protest notes that the loan is not in good faith and requests an explanation. Chinese officials express that the protest would not surprise the public given prior foreseen actions.
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Wuashinetyn
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Chiese
Irish revolutionary speakers raise funds in Boston meeting
Irish reform advocates in Boston collected donations last night to support another revolution in Ireland. They urged subscribing to purchase rifles so rebels can break the seals and reclaim ships to use against British rule, signaling ongoing insurgent intent.
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Nave Shee
Iaeland
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Villa advances feared as Mexican bandits push south
Nov 24 El Paso reports American traveler Richard Wilburn says 1,000 Garranda troops sent by Gen Trevino have crossed toward Chihuahua without a shot. Villa attacks on Chihuahua were anticipated as officials say his aim is to seize Chihuahua and push the Americans out.
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Kichard Wilbrun
Chihuahua
Garranda
Gerfern ‘Trevino
Three Women Executed in Valle Cartanga Garrison Case
Reports state three Mexican women were executed by firing squad near Valle, linked to Carranan adherents who allegedly sought to kill Catone Gonzales Diag, commander of the Cartanga garrison in Chicago. Jean Crones, a former Chicago club member, is wanted in connection with the affair and was reportedly at a banquet for Archbishop Fortuiad. Police in Spalding Neb. report arrest of Hing Mandelin as the event unfolds.
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High School Glee Club Rehearsal Reaches Record Attendance
At the second rehearsal last night forty members attended the high school girls glee club the largest turnout to date. Work toward a spring concert is underway as journalism students note.
Vienna Heir Charles II Born in 188% With Modern Views
The heir to Austria Hungary born August 17 188? showed precocious language talent as a child and pursued a military career rising to captain by 1910. He married Princess Zieta of Parma in 1910 and is praised by soldiers for his leadership in the trenches and expected reform of the Austro Hungarian government.
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Villa Defeated Returns to Attack in Chihuahua Fight
El Paso reporters say Villa and his forces renewed the assault on Chihuahua after a temporary setback. Reports from Juarez deny Trevino evacuated Chihuahua while confirming ongoing street fighting. Official telegrams claim heavy casualties on both sides with up to five hundred Villistas reported killed.
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Franchise Vote Sparks Town Debate On South Route
Lawrence residents criticize the interurban franchise granted Tuesday as rushed to build a south river route. Business leaders favor testing public sentiment via a petition to refer the decision, while some argue the north Topeka route was nearly decided.
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Sigmers
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South Side
Rock Island Reported Offer for Interurban Line
A prominent Witnes City businessman close to J. J. Heim cites a Lawrence source claiming Rock Island offered 3 million for the interurban, with another report that 4 million was sought. The potential sale aims to end the Rock Island Union Pacific contract and shift service from Topeka to Kansas City via Grantville crossing the Kaw, linking with Rock Island tracks.
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Dunakin Charged With Selling Mortgaged Property
Dunakin was arrested by Sheriff Cummings after leaving court this morning on charges of selling mortgaged property. He appeared before Justice John W. Clark with a hearing set for Monday at 8:30.
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Thurston
Dunakin
Sheri Cummings
John W. Clark
O'Elnek
Kansas Weather Report Summary
A weather note reports fair conditions with mild temperatures. It predicts continued fair skies into tonight and Saturday with rising temperatures.
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Kansas
A.m. Westerdass
Lydnay
Merchants and Partners Association Considers Name Change
The executive committee proposes changing the organization’s name to Chamber of Commerce. A special general meeting is set for Tuesday night to vote, with TL starting the supper, then membership drives to follow as town sections are assigned to cover districts.
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Merchants’ and Partners
University Exam Tests State Education Efficiency
Senator J D Joseph led tests at the University examining ten freshmen and ten seniors to gauge high school preparation and university readiness. Results are withheld as the State Efficiency and Economy Committee plans a full report to the legislature this winter.
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Senate
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House
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Arthur Capper
Railroads seek 2.25 billion yearly capital boost
Washington November 2 6 Addressing the congressional railroad investigating committee A P Thom counsel for the railway executive advisory committee said railroads will need about 2.25 billion dollars annually for ten to twelve years to expand facilities. He added about 250 million per year is needed to refund maturing debt and proposed replacing current dual federal state regulation to attract investors.
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A. P. ‘Thom
Railway Executive Advisory Committee
Congressional Railroad Investigating Committee
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Agreement to Withdraw Troops Signed by Commission
Atlantic City November 24 report states the proposal to withdraw all American troops from Mexico and establish a border patrol was signed by members of the Mexican American joint commission today. A university correspondent visited Clay Center Tuesday considering a lecture course and potential community institute there.
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Mexico
H. G. Ingham
Clay Center
Rally of Missouri U Fans Boosts Spirit Before Nebraska Game
Two thousand Kansas University students packed the gym to celebrate the victory over Nebraska and to rally support for the Missouri game on Thanksgiving Day. Chancellor Strohl, W. H. Piatt, and Harry Harkin spoke as cheerleaders urged full student backing for the team and upcoming contests.
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Express
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Gedney
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Jinan Ureen
Life term for Angrelits Centre killer in Le compton
Angrelits Centre, who murdered two members of the steel gang at Le compton last week, received a life sentence in the state penitentiary at Lansing this morning in district court before Judge Smart. Contreras pleaded guilty to first degree murder after allegedly shooting his fellow countryman Berzage when the latter refused to pay a $10 debt. Clarence Henderson was paroled on condition he contribute $8 a week toward his children's support. The case of William Garrison versus Wayne Edwards ended with judgment for the plaintiff at $1,843. Lawrance resident L. G. Keine aided by relieving George Cole and Jack Wright, two men arrested for auto theft, from jail. High School Orchestra to meet with about twenty students under Walter Rigdon guiding practice. Funeral services for Mrs. Smith were held at 1145 Louisiana Street, Rev. E. A Edwards officiating, with interment at Oak Hill Cemetery.
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Skirts to Be Lower Prices to Rise Next Spring
Alexander Weiss, president of the Designers Association of Women’s Clothes, announced at the biennial convention in Chitaro that skirts will be lower and spring models will cost 15 to 20 percent more. The move away from flaring skirts to straight lines is attributed to dye, yarn costs, and cloth use.
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Designers Association of Women's
Railroads Pause Adamson Act Compliance Pending Opinion
Washington reports a tentative agreement with Justice officials and railroad attorneys. The government will not enforce the Adamson Act provisions until the Supreme Court renders its decision on the law’s constitutionality.
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Impeachment Testimony in McDaniel Murder Trial
In St Joseph Missouri November 24 the defense of Oscar D McDaniel sought to strike the testimony of Mrs Wilhelmina Bermann who identified a scream heard near the murder scene Miss Bermann illness prevented full cross examination but was ruled admissible for recall Judge Ryan presiding The defense warned of inconsistent statements and possible influence by outside remarks as prosecutors closed their case the accused may testify in his own defense later today
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Board of Administration to Hold Special University Meeting
The Board of Administration convenes at the University this afternoon to review the budget and consider numerous applications for degrees from students who completed their work in summer school.
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Board of Administration
Teutons Overrun Little Wallachia Front Advances Reported
Berlin announces completion of the Teutonic conquest of Little Wallachia as Danube towns fell and Rumanians retreated after recent losses. German Bulgarian lines push near Monastir while Russian and Romanian actions unfold across Dobrudja and surrounding fronts.
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Trepoff Named Russian Premier as Sturmer Moves
London Nov 24 Reuters dispatch from Petrograd says Alexander Trepoff Russian minister of railways is appointed premier. Retiring premier M Sturmer becomes grand chamberlain of the imperial court while remaining a member of the imperial council. The change implies the government must explain to Parliament the upcoming issues in government work.
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British Capture Large German Sub Milan Off Italian Port
British naval forces reportedly captured a large German submarine via Paris and landed thirteen sailors and two officers at an Italian port. Merchant scores are listed with McRirahan and Tucker among high scorers, and bowling matches feature Blaywell versus Berger and Francisco versus Barteldas in tonight’s program.
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