Hazing at K U Freshmen Event Ends Night in South Park
South Park hosted the annual hazing of Kansas University freshmen by sophomores. About a dozen freshmen were subjected to a ducking in the fountain followed by stunts at a sorority house. Names of some hazed include Ewart Jacques Howard Folk Spark Schooley Lee Tabler Eugene Harlow. After midnight the group performed songs, lectures on women's rights, and paddling before dispersing.
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South Park
K. U
Ewart Jacques
Howard Folk
Spark Schooley
Kansas City
Kans
Lee Tabler
Eugene Harlow
Kingman
Tivo
Park Finelly
Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority
Bristow Declares Stance On Tariff And Ship Subsidy
Topeka reports Senator J Le Bristow defended his Kansas constituency stance on tariff policy while visiting the State House. He warned against railroad and ship subsidies that could crush independent shipping, urging a balanced subsidy that preserves fair competition for all vessels and operators.
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Topeka
United States
J. le Bristow
State House
Osage Bay
Stubbs
Kansas
Im Sahna
House of Representatives
House of Representatives A
Senate
Bristow
Turos
Ite
Jim Hill
Seattle
China
Hilland
Econtrol
Cave a Palace Arkansas Man Transformed Under Ground Habitation
Prairie Grove Arkansas reports a prominent farmer and National Farmers Union teacher living in a palatial cave atop a 170 foot mountain. The 28 by 5 by 32 foot cave features hot and cold water electric lights steam heat a glass ceiling and adjustable rooms with movable screens. A private water system serves a spring at the summit. Occupant S Mobley says the dwelling is coolest in summer and comfortable in winter, protected by granite walls. The cave, reached by a mountain road, was completed about two years ago and is near the town.
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Arkansas
Prairie Grove
Ark
National Farers’ Union
S. Mobley
Mubley
Heavily armed man arrested outside Portland hotel
Portland Oct 2 Captain Bailey and two detectives arrested a heavily armed man in front of the Portland hotel as Taft approached a presidential appearance. The man, from Boston, had a six shooter and extra ammunition and refused to give his name. Taft will be in Portland with tight security and no public reception, passing through police lines only with credentials.
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Portland
Oregon
Bailey
Taft
Ite
Boston
Qre
Armory
Vue
Bourne
Porthon
Settlement in peage case targets trust terms in Philadelphia
Brief court action before Judge Wilsoncourt addresses a 32,000 dispute between Pen vanisa sugar veining and the American Saficar Refining company. An amicable settlement was offered by the trust with terms including payment to George H Earl and note surrender. A two week postponement was requested after a conference among counsel.
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Philadelphia
Wilsoncourt
Pen Vanisa
America Saficar Refining Company
Trust
New York
American Comepany
George H. Earle
McEbver
Pennsylvania Vorpelty
Adelph Segal
Earle
Wilsint
Avorneys
Fourt
Two Men Arrive Separately After Absence in Reston
Reported note says Cook and Whitney arrived in Reston today after travel from New York. They were on the same train but did not meet, and their paths are described as separate despite presence on the same crossing.
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Cook
Whitney
York
New York
Yoli
Coule
Larry Whitney
Reston
New Students Welcome at Lawrence Churches Event
Last evening Lawrence church groups hosted receptions for new students at four locations. At each stop about 100 guests gathered, with music, readings, and light refreshments. The gatherins included the Methodist, Presbyterian, Plymouth Congregational, and Christian churches, featuring varied programs and formal welcomes for new pastors and families.
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Fife
Lawrence
Methodist Church
J. K. Bechtel
C. E. Friend
J.T. Constant
Frank Gee
Bme
Miller
Orsolo de
Cls
Skilton
Reading
G Wat
Vera Wolftin
Keller
Geo Smith
Lith Kirebott
Marjorie Wowerseek
Dorothy Arnolds
Kate Caldwell
Vera Wolf
Christian Church
Leroy Martin
Lyceum Course Attractions Announced for Fall in Lawrence
Lawrence Lyceum announces a varied lineup for the fall season with two lectures two concerts a quartet and an entertainer. Whitney Brothers Bishop Edil Hughes Vic an Band McConnell Edmund Vance Cooke and others are listed with performances from October 21 to March 3 at Lyceum Grand and Fraternal Aid hall. Tickets go on sale via pastors UW 8 G Plank and Alfred Whitman with numbers and reserves to follow in local papers.
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Lawrence Lyceum
Whitney Brothers
Edil Hughes
Vican Band
McConnell
Lyceum Grand Company
Edmund Vance Cooke
G. Plank
Ale
Alfred Whitman
Lawrence
United States
Fractured Local Notes With Names And Dates
A jagged OCR page spans bank ads, student life, and small notices. Mentions People’s State Bank growth, a freshman pledging to a fraternity, Agnes Thompson’s club meeting, trips to Oklahoma, John Kane accused of stealing a dinner, a marriage license for Zachariah Evan and Amanda Kennedy, and various ads and anecdotes about local residents and routines.
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Love
Zachariah Evan
Amanda Kennedy
Lawrence
Injuries Reported In Dillon Auto Crash Reach Crowder Family
Local dispatch reports Miss Bertha Crowder of Lawrence injured in a Dillon Montana automobile accident. She is described as seriously and perhaps fatally hurt. Crowder is the daughter of Captain I N Crowder of Lawrence and formerly taught in the county. Also noted: William Davis, 81, longtime Lawrence resident, died this morning at his Conn street home from paralysis. Funeral services set for Monday at 3:30 p.m. The report also mentions Mr McCollum suffering a stroke of paralysis yesterday and today, with health not deemed immediately mortal.
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Lawrence
Dillon
Mont
Bertha Crowder
Montana
Crowder
Miss Crowder
Tantehu
Capt I. N Crowder
William Davis
Conn. Street
Davis
Indian Store Unveils Plate Glass Front in Progressive Lawrence
C C Seewir at The Indian Store announces a new plate glass front showing off an array of Indian goods post cards and novelties. The shop on 917 Mass Street offers leather goods pottery Navajo blankets and posters with daily arrivals of new items for students rooms and decor.
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Lawrence
C. C. Seewir
K. U
Haskell
L. H
Mass
Stret
Plan Today Capitalists Eye Defunct Oklahoma Bank Takeover
A plan to reorganize the defunct Columbia Bank and Trust Company in Oklahoma City may be finalized this evening. Capitalists from St. Louis, led by C. W. Smith, are believed to be interested in taking over the bank as it continues to pay deposits.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Columbia Bank and Trust Company
St. Louis
C. W. Smith
Farmers State Bank of
Tulsa
New York
N.Y
Oklahoma
A. M. Young
Oklahoma Bank Federal
Ainment
Circuit Cour of Appals
Louis
Ten Compete For Usher Cup At Co H Range
Samuel G. Clark names Saturday October 4 as the day for ten top Co H marksmen of the 1st Infantry K N G to contest for Lieut Usher’s $50 cup on the company range south east of town. Events include 200, 300, 500 and 600 yard shoots with varied positions. The winner keeps the cup. others vie again next year. Competitors listed: James Brownlee Edward Randle Ulrich Corwin Lewis Faustino Domingo Larry Kiass Willard Ulrich Scott Griesa Leroy Gilbert Syed Barrell George Leonard.
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Co. H
Samuel G. Clark
Company Jr. 1St Infantry
Sam Usher
Aml
Usher
James Brownlee
Edward Randle
Q. M
Li Ulrich
Carpal Corwin Lewis
Mustang
Faustino Domingo
Larry Kiass
Willard Ulrich
Scott Griesa
Leroy Gilbert
Syed Barrell
George Leonard
Freshie at 50 Joins Michigan Freshman Law Class
Captain Inman Sealby, commander of the Republic when it sank after a collision with the Florida, has enrolled as a first year law student at the University of Michigan. He says he wants to be treated like any other freshman and notes the ongoing admiralty case sparked his return to school.
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Florida
Ann Arbor
Mich
Inman Sealby
White Star Line
Republic
University of Michigan
Frelinae
Sealby
Apn-Arbor
Students Arrested for Vandalism in County Yard
In Muskogee Oklahoma, seven students were arrested for destroying Julius Smith's yard. Three pleaded guilty and received fines of $20 plus costs. two pleaded not guilty with trials set for October B. One student was absent when arrested. County attorney Crump and railroad officials discussed law enforcement cooperation to stop liquor shipments. Local officers will search ears and confiscate consignments to Muskogee. Streetcar strike near quiet with minor disturbances and car collisions. Labor leaders canceled the Isbur parade per business guidance.
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Harley
Birwin
Julius Smith
Abrahama
Massacare
Omaha
Neb
Isbur
Family Fence Sparks Disturbance Across From Jail
Children report Joseph Waller beating his wife and threaten death during a family feud. Officers find no fatal injury as life remains in question while a disturbance at the jail area is mentioned. A separate item notes sale of lumber and a two week plan for increased rail service between Leavenworth and Lawrence following a decision by the state railroad board.
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Waller
Joseph Waller
Johnson
Walled
Walter
the Committee
Leavenworth
Lawrence
Frank Ryan
State Board of Railroad Commissioners
Moving Bollera to University Thrilling leap sparks city debut
A series of local events unfolds as Ben Williams jostles a streetcar and a crowd observes a metropolitan spectacle. The Naight & Ladies of Security announce a dime tea fundraiser at their hall, with moves to visit the city. A threshing machine aids power and boiler installation, and new county jail keys portend the sheriff moving in next week. Lord Charles Beresford visits Kansas City and Post Cards offer Seewir's Indian Store items. Night classes begin soon at Lawrence’s Lavarenre College with full courses and flexible options.
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Oni the Naight & Ladies of Security
Santa Fe
Parrot Stops Train Sparks Wide City Scare
J Walker reports a parrot caused a wild scene on a train as it clung to a bell rope. The incident sparked a brief chase before the bird was derouted and captured, while local stories note rising stenography demand and a push for business college courses amid revival in trade routes. A police court fine for a common drunk and notices of classes at Lawrence Business College appear alongside.
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J. Walker
Kansas City
Denver
Hainess College
pUetter
Markets by Wire from Wansae City
Markets report grain prices and live stock figures with wheat and corn quotes, hay prices for Timothy and Prairie, butter and eggs values, and cattle hogs receipts. Notable ranges include native steers $8.20, cows and heifers $2.25, bulls $2.50 to $3.75, calves $3.50, hogs $7.60 to $8.15, and eggs at 5 cents.
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Wansae City
Qet
Dick Waring Laments Mascot Loss Ahead of Game
Dick Waring, dejected, learns the K U Mascot Don Carlos is absent today after a misread Journd. the team faces a game with a reshuffled lineup. Manager Lansden contemplates lineup changes while Curkis returns to starting duty for Don Carlos.
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von Carlos
K. U
Dick Wariis
Dick Waring
Gencerl Ahletieretin
Aimee
Arthur Su
Mossu
Tniqua
Toyal
Eitels Hay
Another Big Score In Football Game Yesterday
A mistyped report describes a football game on Taskell Field where Ladian defeated Indian 30 to 0 in hot weather. Las kellites built an early 21 point lead as Slaskell fumbled and Chiloeen defense tightened. Lint Leen and Kennedy stood out for Las kellites while Chiloeen rallied late but could not close the gap. The standout punt return for 70 yards and long runs by Roberts and Chiloeen marked the effort. The Harris team prepares for a practice game against Raueas Monday.
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Tully
Deloria
Slaskell
Hank
Chilucco
Ale
Tuin Roberts
Luc Chiloeen
Benny
Tate Kennedy
Harter
Raueas
Automobile Party Camps Near Kansas City Visit
An automobile party from May County Missouri arrived fifty miles from Kansas City last night. They traveled with their own tent, set up at the sale depot, and members include Mrs. Wella, Mrs. Wood, Mrs. Dawson, and Mrs. Bund. The group is reportedly en route to Cheyenne.
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May County
Kansas City
Saale Fe
Chayenne Wella
12. Wood
Dawson
May Bund
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Dickinson
Bellmeade
Indianapolis
Focal
Christopher Cleborne
Goldfield, Nev
Gov. Draper
Detroit United Railway
W. E. Ellis
Little Rock, Ark
N. P. Willis
Washington, D. C
Association of Miliary Surgeons of the
Army
Navy
Public Health
Marine Hospital Service
National Guard Organization
McCulloch
McColloch’s Drug
Rexall
Ladies of the Presbyterian Church
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Bristow Tales
London
Home Secretary
Gladstone
Birmingham
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Lawrence Lodge No. 4
F. H. Roberts
Koble Grand
Herning
Peage
American Sugar Refining Company
Richard Hocker
Columbia
Richard Hicker
West Point
Universisity of
Missouri
University
Central High School
Mr. Hooker
Mar. Mooker
Li Gamay Lolia
Hebgteneuring
Admittane Owent
Thoekgr v. Kansa University
Sir Fran Bere
Eeke
Governor’s House
Harold Henry
Henry
Europe
Verre
Venture Club
Actoberath
Mix Mule Shaler
Newelah
Bowersuck
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
Kareka Club
J. M. Watt
Lawrence Reading Clut
Brock
Teun
Ateeed Teslay
Lyceum
People’s State Bank
Newall
Tig Butt
Wilhl Dilson
Wate
Agnes Thompson
Uet
Shihe Rane
Baumgardner
Tere Getuber
California
John Kane
Jehan Kane
Anna
North Lawrence
Soxman & Co
Wiedemann
Weetert Kansas
McCollum
Oklahoma Bank
Bank Guaranty Successful
Bank
Manilla
Sokel Djemis
Vicario
Captain Inman Sealby
Katy
The
Baker Way
Muskogee
Invaroouage
Bollera
Gettin Metropolitan
Ben Williams
Cartier
Pagt
Fred Boyles
Edmonds & Co
Lord Charles Beresford
England
Seewir's
Maia
Lavarenre
Lawrence Jess College
Lawrence Business College
Charles Allen
Minister’s Alliance
Y. M.C
Rays Joe
Jaedicee
Ed Parsons
Tve JL
Stundley
K.U
Jogt
Pix
Dick Wartar
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