Annual Army Navy battle ends with Cadets victory
The Army Cadets defeated the Navy 22 to 6 at the annual Army Navy football game in New York with an estimated 413,000 observers and a crowd nearing 42,000, including President Wilson. The event drew Washington figures and notable guests as both teams prepared at the Polo Grounds. The article notes strong support, pregame buildup, and the public interest in this historic cross service clash.
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New York
Main Grounds
West Point
Navy
He Arig
United States Military Service
Avere
West Point Ruders
Annapolis
Wilson
Sringed
Washdngton
Army
Vis
Ibis
Tivers
Marshall
Bevan
Garrison
Trevaury
Princeton University
Thoms A- Edison
Roaches
Merchants Association Sees Growth From Credit System
Membership in the Merchants Association is rising as a citywide credit system expands. Eleven new members, all grocers, joined yesterday, drawn by a listable credit ratings accessible only to members. Secretary Bowman says the credit list, kept at the association office, helps merchants verify ratings quickly, boosting cooperation and anticipated plans for a landmark year in Lawrence.
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Merchants’ Association
Bowman
Lawrence. Merchants? Association
Egg boycott to continue amid Chicago meeting
Chicago Nov 20. Housewives and egg dealers failed to reach compromise at a two hour conference over the egg boycott. Women insist the boycott will persist to enlist national support while wholesalers blame shortages for high prices and middlemen profits. Mrs Caroline Bley leads the push for wider co operation across the country.
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Chicago
Caroline FB. Bley
Sial
Mrs. Bley
First Session of Sixty Third Congress Closes Abruptly
Washington dispatch reports the first session of the sixty third Congress ending suddenly without a recess agreement with the Senate leaders. House leaders plan to act alone and Speaker Clark says the second session has assembled under the Constitution. The Senate had planned a brief recess into Monday morning and remained in extra session until near the start of the regular session.
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Washington
Senate
House
Mindlay
Clark
Anti-Strike Union Chartered in Kansas City
A new organization named the National Association of United Building Labor was chartered in the circuit court to oppose strikes and uphold arbitration and to favor a graduated wage scale. Founders say they plan to extend the association nationwide. Two hundred members have already joined in Kansas City.
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Kansas City
Waldine Labor Organization
National Association of United Building Labor
United States
Chicago Stock Show Opens at the Live Stock Exposition
The opening of the annual international Live Stock Exposition at the stock yards features eleven thousand annums valued at two million dollars on display. Students from Ohio Iowa Missouri Nebraska Indiana Arkansas Texas Kansas and Minnesota from state agricultural colleges will enter a cattle judging contest.
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Chicago
Ohio
Iowa
Missouri
Nebraska
Indiana
Arkansas
Texas
Kansas
Minnesota
Art Exhibit at Kansas to Feature Major American Works
The University of Kansas art exhibit planned for February or March will showcase the American Federation of Art collection. Curator Prof. Woo A Griffith says the Oil painting collection and local pieces will be added to attract viewers. The roster lists artists such as John W Alexander, Henry Ward Ranger, Robert Henri, Birge Harrison, Will M. Wendt, and others in a diverse display of landscapes, portraits, and marine scenes.
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Big West
Wooa. Griffith
Griffith
American Federation, of
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Alasons
John W.alexander
the Cossip
Fifford Beal
Hower Ross
Rirk
Sherman Bristol
Howard Russell Tatler
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Winter Woods
William
Voltin
Blackbird Hill
Panl Copnayer
Madison Square
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Frederick Crowninshiell
Thyendeny Wall
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William Or. Derrielke
Frank de. Haven
Henry Golden
Howard
Potter
Charles Warren Atou
Hen 'Foster
Daniel Garber
Lillian M
An Arbor
Albert
Arizona
Birge Harrison
Charles W. Hawthornetiel
Robert Henri
Sergeant Kendall
Witham &, Keigh
Danas Tée
Weather forecast notes scattered rain and winds
A brief forecast notes rainfall in the evening and overnight. Southeasterly winds may affect the north and west portions with cooler conditions Sunday.
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Kangas
Residents react to photo plan and house orders
Mourned by Morrison supporters and others, mixed views emerge on a plan to photograph homes and businesses. Many residents express doubt, while several telephoned in favor or to place orders for photography of homes, schools, and churches west of Ballwin as a journalist plans on duty through Tuesday evening.
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Tia
Wathett
Ballwin
Journal- World
Tan Oelock
Mer
Lawrence Highs Record Set in Beatrice Game
Lawrence High School posted its best season yet with a major Beatrice game win. Capt Kil Todd led the offense as several stars from the Beatrice matchup may return for next year, while Beatrice fumbled and Woodward kicked a long punt, drawing crowd noting the tight contest. Nebraska fans attended as observers.
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Lawwrence High School
Cory
Beatrice
Fran
Topeka
Lawrence
Wright
Baldwin
Wards
Holton
Lawrence Texard
Kil Todd
B. Randall
Geo
Dankley
Te Chas
Gorrell
Chi
With
Kansas
Caprin Ka
Todd
Chas
Fy Randall
Gene Thinkles
Tals
Woodthaned Gibson
Clifford Wither
Right Trekle
Art Lanwrence
Qiuarer
Hese
Ivan Lawrence
Che Willie
Lost Wife Trail From Kansas City To Topsks
Lee Fleeming searches three cities for his wife reported missing by him. Kansas City police spent time locating her after he said she left with their child. The pursuit followed to Topsey, as the husband aimed to persuade her to return and restore family peace.
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Lee Fleeming
Kansas City
Lash Leing
Pootball-Less Saturday Delights Lawrence Fans
A quiet Saturday leaves Lawrence followers with little activity after a busy season. The only notable event is the Army Navy game watched from afar as fans miss football excitement and reflect on a long season.
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Lawrence
Army Navy
Re Open District Court Case Schedule Notes
Next week at the district court will host minor civil cases. The main item is State versus Howard Wynn charged with manslaughter of Col. J. Rankin. The calendar lists multiple civil matters including cases like Ry e vs. Lawroure and Watkins Thinks vs. Utieh, with hearings spread across Thursday and Friday in December, pending various motions and continuances.
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Howard Wynn
Col. J. KR. Rankin
Deventer
Rye
Maris
Lawroure
Ksenin
Thicenher
Korner
Kuba
Eivil
Watkins
Utieh
Rive
Messentionwer
Unveiling of New Monument Tuesday at Oak Cemetery
Commander Harrison and the Department President of the Woman's Relief Corps are expected to attend the unveiling of a new marble monument at Oak Cemetery. The Women’s Relief Corps funded and erected the memorial after hard work, replacing the old wooden marker. Patriotic exercises are planned at the courthouse followed by a procession to the cemetery. invites have been extended to state leaders and attendees to deliver remarks and participate in the ceremony.
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Harrison
W. R. Co
Val
Paris Temps
Mexico
Concludine
Artiele
Beware of Florida: price gouging and rental schemes warned
A fragmented note from St. Petersburg urges caution to travelers and residents. It warns that room renters push for advance season rents from 37.50 to 600 and lists inflated prices for basic goods. The piece contrasts Florida with Jacksonville and Tampa, alleging discrimination and competition from newcomers.
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St. Petersburg
Journal-World
Sam
Jacksonville
Tampa
Six Couples Married in City Ceremony at Lourdes Altar
A late night wedding at the Lourdes site united six couples in a single ceremony. The pastor asked for vows as part of the rite, with attendees reflecting on faith and family. The event marked a notable observance in the community.
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Lourdes
High School Club Sees Growing Interest and Plans Campaign
Interest in the high school boys club is rising with steady growth shown this year. H W Proitz, secretary of the Yo MACAL, serves as director guiding a campaign to engage more students in the work.
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H.W. Proltz
Plan a Big Meeting Hopes for Good Session
Local Lawrence Brotherhood plans a large Monday evening gathering at the city M. C. A. building. A special program is being arranged and members may invite the high school club to join the event.
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Lawrence
Sibley Depot Burglarized at Santa Fe Station
A robbery at the Santa Fe station in Sibley was reported to the sheriff today. A thief took pennies and two half dollars from a gum vending machine and the agent’s desk drawer.
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Sibley Depot
Santa Feo
Sibley
Native American Woman Suffrage Association Opens Convention
Plans for Conference Washington DC marked the opening of the 41st annual convention for the Native American Woman Suffrage Association. With Dr Anna Howard Shaw Miss Jane Addams and other board members present plans were laid for work to be undertaken next week.
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Washington, D.C
Anna Howard Shaw
Jane Addams
Kansas Women Convene Statewide Political Conference
Women from across Kansas attended the first statewide conference advocating welfare for women and children and a party declaration of principles. Discussion covered affiliation with any political party for organization. Lloyd Ware spoke about rains in Kansas City while Mr. and Mrs. Prentiss Lanthats moved from Salina and Mrs. E M Childs visits.
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Topeka
Kan
Frome
Kansas
New
Lloyd Ware
Kansas City
Rush The Currency Bill Faces Last Minute Senate Hurdle
Washington reports a frantic push to finish consideration of the currency bill by tonight as Democrats scramble in conference. Details were sent back to Senator Owen amid party debates on voting unity and permissible amendments.
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Washington
P.O. N Potn
Senate
Ongena Vie
Victory celebration planned for Lawrence High School
Lawrence High School students will honor their football team with a Monday holiday and a planned schoolwide assembly. A banquet is being organized for the victors with attendance expected from all students, and plans include honoring players including Cart returning from Hutchinson.
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Une Weers
Lawrence High School
Alhjoy
Board of Eiducation
Dee
General Assembly
Ally
H Igh
Trix
Anarchy in Mexico Sparks International Diplomacy
Early 20th century dispatch reports anarchy in Mexico as French press calls for urgent action. The piece notes U S and British involvement, Lind Mejive talks, and naval movements around Veracruz amid Huerta’s crisis. Major powers discuss coercive steps to quell violence and restore order.
Baldwin Merchant Sued over 25000 Dowry Promise Suit
Kansas City woman filed a $25,000 breach of promise suit against George D. Nabb president of the Nabb Mercantile Company of Baldwin. She says she was brought from Los Angeles to marry but delays in the marriage occurred and she seeks recovery for money she alleges he spent and kept for her.
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George D. Nabb
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Callon
Hep Owill
Mas
Minnie Alwell
Yester
Ceorwe D. Nabb
Nabb Mercantile Conmany
Baldwin
Kasshe Hyves
Jefferson Street
Nabb
Yale Professor to Lecture on Food Facts and Growth
Yale professor Mendel, a chemistry expert and leader of the food analysis lab, will give two lectures at Yale University. Public and student audiences welcome, with talks focusing on growth factors and food science this Monday and Tuesday in town.
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University West
Bo Mendel
Ar Bavle University
Mendel
Yale
Bnew Ben
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