Haskell Football Team Returns to Big Welcome
The Haskell football team arrived home last night with the Cornhuskers scalp, greeted by a large depot ovation and a mass street parade on Mass street. Coach Johnny Bender led the triumphant season, the sole loss coming against A and M Texas, after a grueling week. the Nebraska upset stands as a highlight in Lawrence.
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Haskell Football
Haskell
Cornhuskers
Mass
Johnny Bender
A. and M. College of Texas
Nebraska
Lawrence
Indians
Bender
Cornhusker
Labor leaders seek Supreme Court review in Bucks stove case
The petition from Samuel Gompers John Mitchell and Frank Morrison asks the District of Columbia Court of Appeals to certify the Bucks Stove and Range appeal to the U S Supreme Court for certiorari The filing argues the issues are of wide public importance affecting millions including 2 000 000 defendants and the right to communicate opposing plaintiff or its products. In a separate Iowa note district attorney Wickersham orders dismissal of 300 sacks of bleached flour seized as government property at Fort Des Moines last summer.
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Washington
Samuel Gompers
John Mitchell
Frank Morrison
Supreme Court of the
United States
Court of Appeals of
District of Columbia
Tes Moines
Iowa
Wickersham
Temple
Fort Tes Moines
Cannon Defies Enemies In His Kansas City Address
In Kansas City on November 27 Speaker Cannon denounced the progressive wing led by Cummins LaFollette and Bristow. He defended House rules, praised the Payne tariff law, and warned that demagoguery could stall prosperity as he urged trust in voters’ verdict in 1910. Former Rep. Allen joined but disputed the tariff’s judgment. Cannon’s remarks followed his earlier claim of broad popularity and his critical stance toward progressives.
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Cummins
LaFollette
Bristow
Bryan
Congress
Revan
Cannon
Illinois
Chicago
John Allen
Mississippi
Aldrich
Taft
Mr. Cannon
Séiné Day
Triple Murder Near Pittsburg Shocks Kansas
Pittsburg Kansas reports a brutal crime robbering a family near Frontenac. William Bork his wife and their two and a half year old son were slain in a roadside attack. Bork defended his wife and was shot, the child killed in the buggy. The motive appears domestic violence and fear of recognition. Coroner and sheriff investigated with bloodhounds sent, no clue found.
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Pittsburg
Kans
William Bork
Bork
Frontenac
Dudley
Merriweather
Wooley
Pitsbury
Word From Vice Consul Official Announcement Expected
Washington November 27 The state department has not received a communication from Mr Calderas American vice consul at Managua but the contents are kept secret If any message from Nicaragua or an important figure arrived it would be withheld Officials believe no official Nicaragua announcement will come before Sunday night or Monday morning
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Ashington
State Department
Calderas
Managua
Nicaragua
Woman fires at prisoner in McAlester jail scene
Mrs John King wife of a miner was brought to the county jail to identify Will Jones a suspected assailant. She drew a revolver from her dress and fired but the bullet went wild. Officers disarmed her and Jones narrowly escaped lynching last night amid tense conditions. No disturbance reported today.
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McAlester
Okla
John King
Will Jones
Electric current doctor helps users cut costs in Lawrence
J G Henninger, Case School graduate, visits Lawrence for a week as an electrical consultant. He will inspect and overhaul wiring and fixtures at no charge, promoting economical use of electricity to improve results and reduce bills for local consumers and the light company.
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J. G. Henninger
Case School of Applied Science
Cleveland
The
Electrical Association
Henninger
Lawrence
Tre
Tien
Hon Ty
Clee
Cook and Caronia trip sparks retirement plan in Italy
Dr. Frederick Cook sailed for Europe aboard the Caronia with no passenger list entry bearing his name and denied danger of collapse. He will rest in Italy awaiting the Danish commission verdict while staying within reach of the inquiry.
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New York
Freder
Jek A. Cook
Europe
Caronia
Lustice
Denmark
University of Kansas to stage new play in January
Dr. von Eeden arrives next week to direct rehearsals for a student produced play set for January 14 at Robinson gymnasium. Prof J N Boodin and a committee of University professors lead planning with Gertrude Messler as noted organizer. The event marks a milestone in campus drama with independent student production.
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von Eeden
J. N. Boodin
von Eat
Boodin
Gertrude Messler
Gray
Whitcomb
Johnson
University of Kansas
Robinson Gymnasium
No Monetary Commission Report Ahead for Congress
Washington reports from the White House indicate two main points about the coming legislative session. There is no likelihood the monetary commission report will be presented or considered, and postal savings banks legislation will be postponed until after the monetary report and a new currency law are enacted. Representative Weeks said postal savings banks are not expected to be acted upon in the next session, though Taft may still include a recommendation in his message.
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Washington
White House
Subpinistrati Amn
Representative Weeks
Massachusetts
House Committee On
Weeks
Taft
Third Daniels feud victim in Devon battle near Mingo
In Mingo county near Devon Kentucky a third person died after the Christian and Daniels feud fought two days earlier. A physician tended Jim Daniels at his brother’s home and said wounds may be fatal. If he dies three Daniels family members will have been killed in the latest clash. Mrs Daniels and her sixteen year old daughter were shot. Local officers have avoided the Daniels home amid the ongoing feud.
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Kentucky
Williams
West Va
Christian
Daniels
Devon
Mingo County
Jim Daniels
Charles Daniels
Missouri Valley Conference Meets Over Athletic Rule Changes
Faculty representatives of the Missouri Valley Conference met in Des Moines to discuss changes to intercollegiate athletic rules. Key issues include whether a football training table shall be provided, eligibility to play, and freshmen participation with other Valley freshmen. Participants include representatives from Kansas and other member schools.
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Des Moines
Missouri Valley Conference
Mansoum University
Kansas
Ted Mis
Meh
Paroled Willie Mackay Case: Judge Means Grants Freedom
Judge Hugh Means of the duye st today paroled Willie Me giving him his liberty under court supervision. The boy will be placed in a home or nearby and watched by the court. if not kept in guard, he may be returned to Jacksonville parents. Public sentiment favors sparing the boy’s future. Kansas teachers elect officers at Southern Kansas meeting in Wichita with Hattie M. Lewis named Vice President and E. G. Kelley secretary. The Linwood Times notes ads for local merchants and ice cream flavors at Wiedemann's.
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Judge Means
Bullock
Hugh Means
Willie Me
Jacksonville
Florida
Means
Kansas
Wichita
Kans
Southern
Meat
Ing
Amnty
Hattie M. Lewis
Cowley County
Lear
Clymer
Barber
Alt
Taylor
Sedgwick
Inrer
E. G. Kelley
Rose Koch
Endora
Warren Wool
Kansas City
Lenore Stubbs
F. M. Hodder
Cecile Lawrence
Pat Crowell
Higgins
Texas
BE. I. Thomas
St. Joe
W. C. Brown
Topeka
Anne Hawk
Tf. C. Waters
Madge Lane
Olathe
Theodore Gardner
Blanche Lobsitz
Mayme Dauherman
Oltawa
Elizabeth Stillwell
C. A. Hoar
T. A. Elles
Lucy Riggs
William “Madden
Hays City
Albert Calathart
Mary Parker
Burlington
A. D. Weaver
Pueblo
Col
Chester Woodward
Helen Morrow
Ropekrs
A. J. Phillips
Mis. Beulah Bishop
Delphos
Julia McGrath
A. L. Mossler
Chicago
Dora] Mossler
B. B. Power
R. C. Jackman
A. C. Jackman
S. R. Scotten
Anna Scott
J. S. Warren
Kansas, City
Neddles
John E. Lord
Wallace McGrath
Ralph Taylor
Tlas Vegas
N. M
Flora Wilson
Janesville
Wis
Hults
Grave. Hornaday
Burden
J. TR. McNary
F.S. Weatherby
Valley
Blanche Todd
Portland
Oregon
Verlind Coneh
Will
Edna ‘Eberhard
Tay
Distress Sinks Steamer Argo Near Oregon Harbor
A late night report says the steamer Argo with a crew of fifteen and twenty passengers foundered near the entrance to Janiock harbor Oregon. Oshkosh lifeboats sighted flare lights but could not locate the Argo as heavy seas hampered rescue. Four passengers were saved before lifeboats withdrew.
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Entrance
Harbor
Oregon
Oun
Janiock
Tillamecek
Railroad companies seek severance amid stalled talks
Officials say no new developments in the dissociation of Rock Island and Frisco railroads as negotiations for a complete severance proceed awaiting final approvals. Rumors in Wall Street suggest B F Yoakam and Edwin Hawley might operate the St Louis and San Francisco property privately for a period.
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Rock Island
Frisco
New York
Rock Islands
San Francisco
St. Louis
Wall Street
B. F. Yoakam
Edwin Hawley
ALLEN WILL TELL ALL Convicted Banker to Tell of Wrecking the Bank
Philip Allen Jr., jailed for ten years for embezzlements linked to the failure of the First National Bank of Minneapolis, Wis., promised to reveal all he knows about wrecking the bank. District Attorney Gordon will examine him, with three days expected for the testimony, and whether he implicates others remains uncertain.
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la Crosse
Wis
Philip Allen, Jr
First National Bank of
Minneapolis
Allen
Gordon
Cattle Thieves Dominate Northern Mexico. Governor Creel Appeals
El Paso Nov 27 cattle rustlers hold in Northern Mexico. Governor Creel of Chihuahua appealed for rurales as 40 to 100 cattle are driven daily from large ranches. Thieves operate in daylight, showing audacity not seen before. Big Tobacco Output: US tobacco crop 1908 reports over 140 million pounds of cigar tobacco and nearly four times that of other types. Kentucky leads in tobacco grown. Accommodations for late workers: Treasurer Eddy will open offices Monday and Tuesday evenings until 8:30.
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el Paso
Texas
Mexico
Creel
Chihuahua
Washington
United States
Department of Agriculture
Kentucky
Eddy
Annual Kansas football banquet slated for Wednesday
Over 400 expected at the University M C A gym for the annual banquet honoring the Kansas University football team. Chancellor Strong will preside as referee with toasts from notable figures and coaches, celebrating a season that drew wide attention in the western football world.
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Kansas University
University ¥. M. C
Kansas
Missouri
Chancellor Strong
Chanellor Strong
John Onland
Kansas Ci Rooters
J. D.bowrsock
Samuel Garvin
Kansas City
Don Carlos
Ralph Spotts
Jimmy
James ‘. Masker
Kan Nly
Carl Pleasant
Theat Kansas
Mosee
Signale
Tommy Johnson
W. J. Coleman
Bill” Caldwell
Ae “K
Lansdon
Markets by Wire Grains and Provisions in Kansas City
Markets by Wire reports grain and provision prices with Wheat Corn Oats Rye and Hay figures. Butter prices and a note on James Harper death and funeral plans in this morning’s notices. James Harper aged 29 and son of William Harper died at home. funeral Monday at 2:30 PM at the A M E church.
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Kansas City
James Harper
William Harper
A. M. EL
Peerless dinner and Kennedy Qil sale sale items
Dining notes at the Peerless and a "Many-Use" Qil at Kennedy. Post-Thanksgiving discounts on suits and dresses at Mrs. Shearer Ladies' Toggery. Ice cream flavors listed, and live stock market prices from Soxman & Co with cattle hogs and dairy figures. Chicago markets show commodity prices and futures.
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W. ¥. Ellis
N P. Willis
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Pine Bluff - Deetrie Company
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Peereos
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Italy
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Din Campbell
Gaffeyville
Lori Brown
Tennessee Street
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City
Coates House
West
Lawrence Weaman
Christus
Siren
Jony
Pelite
S. B
S. R
Sporting Editor
Ettyy Andre
Sweeney Barteldes, Jr
Monetary Commission
ITO
Willie McKay
Wiedemann’s
Linwood ‘Times
Ns . E
Toxs
Qil
Reymond’s
Sevrer Agr
Wilk McCoubrie
Ola
Lena Tripp
Peerless
Prames
Wolf’s Book Store
Mass. Street
Bentificial Brotherhood
Garett
Bell Phone
Alabama St
C.J. Oxment
Dept
F. St. Louis, Mo
Mes C. W. Babcuek
South Vermont St
the Peerless
Kennedy
Ernst
Gustafson’s
Soxman & CO
Igns
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