Kansas Loses to Missouri in Valley Championship
Kansas fans packed the stadium as Missouri, led by Tommy Johnson and Capt. Carl Pleasant, outplayed the Jayhawkers 12 to 6. The Tigers’ defense and fake plays overwhelmed Kansas, while rooters failed to lift the team. Coach Kennedy and Mosse praised the Missouri effort and urged future improvement.
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Kansas Fans Rally After Crushing Loss to Missouri
A Kansas University football defeat to Missouri sparks gloom and criticism among supporters. Carl Pleasant ends his Kansas career with praise for his clean play, while fans cope with a costly loss and discuss future resolve amid scattered celebrations and heartbreak.
Tigers Rally Support After Missouri Loss
A Kansas guard faced the ball solo at times, while Missouri teammates converged to help. The lingering impression is teamwork over lone effort as the Tigers offered support in the aftermath of defeat.
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One Victory as Haskell Tops Nebraska in Muddy Clash
Lincoln November 26 The Haskell Indians defeated Nebraska 16 to 5 on Andrew's Field in a fast, muddy game marked by long runs and standout speed. Naskell opened scoring on the second play, Roberts catching a 70 yard pass for a TD, with Shonka and Island adding late scores as Haskell held 11 to 5 at halftime and pulled away in the second half. Nebraska contested a late touchdown as officials ruled, final score Haskell 16 Nebraska 3.
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Taft's Thanksgiving Dinner A Family Affair at the White House
President Taft enjoyed a quiet Thanksgiving with his family at the White House finishing a desert after a coast to coast trip. A mastodon Rhode Island turkey dominated the table as Mrs Taft and children joined the gathering while Taft later took a two hour walk with Attorney General Wickersham. Cabinet members dined with their families except for Hitchock and Knox who remained at offices over Nicaraguan matters. The Postmaster General is a bachelor.
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Hurley Denies Resignation Rumors Over Topeka Telegram
Topeka Nov 26 J E Hurley Santa Fe general manager responding to Topeka Journal telegram denying reports he will resign to become Rock Island president. He says rumors are unfounded and cites absent from Topeka for ten days at a St Paul rail conference. He warns gossip injures him and others. Also ad notes post-Thanksgiving sale at Mrs Shearer Ladies Toggery Linwood Times.
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Largest Engine In The World Visits Lawrence Morning
A massive Mallet articulated locomotive weighing 876,450 pounds and 105 feet long, recently pulled a freight train into Lawrence on the Santa Fe, remaining about an hour. The engine, with a 53,000 pound fraction power and 294 boiler tubes, is designed for speed and heavy hauling, using 12 000 gallons of water and 4 000 gallons of oil, enabling about 100 miles between water or fuel stops. In other news, Vincent and Joseph Altman were acquitted in Chicago after being accused of bombing the Standard Sash and Door plant in 1908 amid a wave of incidents tied to a labor union.
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Sugar Trust Accused of $152 Million Duty Fraud
New York, Nov. 26. Developments indicate the sugar trust defrauded the government of 152 million dollars. Custom house records show 16,100,000 tons of dutiable raw sugars entered at New York from 1894 to 1908, with 20,000,000 tons shipped to the port in that period. At 23 dollars a ton, duties would total 122 million, with 70 percent allegedly going to four refineries in the district and 30 percent shared by Arbuckle refinery in Brooklyn and Spreckles refinery in Yonkers. The Arbuckles face suit for restitution of import duties.
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North Pole controversy deepens as Cook sends records abroad
New York dispatch reports Dr. Frederick A. Cook has shipped Arctic data and reports gathered to prove his April 22 polar claim. Walter Lopsdale and a United States ship headed for Copenhagen carry the about 70 000 word collection. Delegates will review the documents under guard before presenting them to Copenhagen University experts.
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John Rogers in St. Joe and court notes
The item mentions John Rogers in St. Joe with reference to a penitentiary statement by Mrs. TL Artlip and Governor J. H. Brady of Idaho, noting modern conveniences and a child’s first sleep. It includes a brief court note: Kurrey Tutt appeared before Judge Brooks for non support, fined $25.50.
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Kansas University Football Heroes in Society Spotlight
In society notes the KU football team is celebrated for season triumphs. The piece mentions Billy Tommy and the Kansas City papers praising a star’s charm, with interviews declined. Fraternity gatherings, Kansas and Missouri regional observations, and a holiday dinner at 1185 Fillimere Street are described among social events and notable guests.
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Amarette Weaver
J. Buflene
Brinton Woodward
Lawrence
Er Woodward
Topeka
Marguerite Bullene
Denver
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Topeka Capital
Kennedy Sees Defeat Fires Back With Poise And Resolve
Coach Kennedy bears yesterday’s defeat philosophically and vows renewed effort. He and Mosse credit opponents for form while noting limited rest for their team ahead of the next game. Kennedy’s calm, workmanlike demeanor hides heartache shared by players and supporters. In Washington, the State Department awaits clearer reports from Nicaragua as Caldera’s messages are reportedly intercepted.
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Cabinet Session Opens as Taft Discusses Message
Washington November 26 After a two hour session President Taft reviewed features of his forthcoming message to Congress saying he has not yet drafted any portion. A separate item notes the birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Albert Anderson north of town.
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Last Tribute and Honor Shown to Rep DeArmond
Hundreds of prominent Missouri and out-of-state figures joined Butler residents to honor the memory of late Representative David J. DeArmond, killed in a fire while trying to save his grandson. Funeral services at the Methodist Episcopal church drew a crowded procession. interment followed at the local cemetery in a single casket.
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Chicago
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Miss Taft Debuts at Washington Society Reception
Miss Helen Mo makes her debut at a Washington reception hosted by William Rush Merriam. The event welcomed debutante Miss Merriam and celebrated the social circle known as the Big Six. Attending ladies include Margaret Draper Dora Clover Sophy Johnston Jadys Thinkley and Alice Whiting, daughters and relatives of prominent officials and professionals.
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Laura Merriam
Taft
Margaret Draper
Rome
Dora Clover
Admiral Richardson Clover
London
Sophy Johnston
James Johnston
Jadys Thinckley
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Alice Whiting
Guy Fairug
Bankers to Prison in Mineral Point Case
Madison Wis Phil Al Jen Jr former president of the defunct First National Bank of Mineral Point appeared in U S district court and pleaded guilty to four of twenty six counts in the indictment. He was sentenced to ten years in the federal prison at Fort Leavenworth Kan Allen was charged with embezzling 168000. Flo is 63 years old.
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Weather note from Kansas university report
Daily weather summary from University of Kansas with terms like Shesmometer Winsesti 7A and wind velocity figures. Provided as a compact omen of daily atmospheric readings including wind and related measures.
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Williamson feud ends in gunfire that kills mother and daughter
In Williamson West Virginia a posse pursuing Jim Daniels and his brother Charles after a feud between the Christians and the Daniels opened fire near their Kentucky West Virginia border home. Mrs. Daniels and her sixteen year old daughter were shot dead at the doorway while the men escaped. The women fired on officers until killed, allowing the Daniels brothers to flee.
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Ten More Men Fired In New Customs House Clean Sweep
New York November 26 ten assistant weighers were dismissed by the Collector of the Port as part of a broader customs house housecleaning following an investigation into underweighing frauds. Including today’s removals, eighty three men have been discharged. Meanwhile at Kansas City Professor George C Scha ad urged a two year high school course before college and called for broader technical studies including literature and culture. In Muskegon five people drowned when the launch Olga capsized after a gasoline explosion while returning from a wedding party near the north shore of Mus lake.
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Markets by Wire. Kansas City Grain and Provisions
Wheat prices shown with May and cash quotes. No. 2 hard and red wheat ranges, corn figures around 58 to 59 cents, oats and butter prices listed. Live stock receipts total about 6,000 with cattle, cows, heifers, and feeders noted.
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Big Railroad Deal Rumors Signal Major St Louis and San Francisco Sale
Rumors in New York banking circles say negotiations for selling the St Louis and San Francisco to Benjamin F Yoakum are nearing completion. Yoakum may hand control to Edwin Hawley, who already backs several ventures, though Hawley also controls competing lines. No official comment was offered.
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Roosevelt Congratulates Peary On North Pole Reach
A Roosevelt cable to Peary Arctic Club secretary Bridgeman hails Peary as a great American hero. He calls the feat one of the ages and notes American pride. Also cited is Cook’s nervous breakdown linked to pole records work in Copenhagen and a contested data voyage.
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Erie Kansas Man Made Deputy Pension Commissioner
Washington November 26 It was announced that Leander Stilwell of Erie Kansas has been appointed first deputy commissioner of pensions to succeed James L Davenport who was elevated to commissioner last week Stilwell is a lawyer and Civil War veteran who served in an Illinois regiment He had backing from Senator Curtis and Representative Campbell of Kansas
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Washington
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Stillwell
Illinois
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Lost and wanted ads from midwest paper fragment
A jumble of short notices includes items such as a lost brooch set on or near Massachusetts Street and Indiana Street with yellow stone and pearls, a lost nugget booknote yon miss city with valued tome, a lost white setter dog with brown head spot, and a wanted home in the Quif Coast country with McKenzie Realty Co listings. Call Bell 222 to report finds or contact McKenzie Realty Co at 4B Henry St for housing inquiries.
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