STUBBS AGAIN demands Curtis retract tax lie in Kansas politics
The governor and supporters challenge Senator Curtis to withdraw his charge that taxes rose under reform. They cite state tax records and the State Auditor to argue the administration did not spend more than prior years. The dispute centers on accountability and whether Curtis will retract before official findings.
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Curtis
Friends of Good Government
Eskridge
Kansas
State Tax Commission
Treasury
Aniitor
General Revenue
Davis
Cut-Gome
Oklahoma
Haz
Tas Commission
Chancellor Strong a Guest of Honor at Harvard Inauguration
Chancellor Frank Strong of the University of Kansas will be among the guests at the inauguration of A Lawrence Lowell as president of Harvard University. The ceremonies run Wednesday to Thursday in the college yard with about ten thousand in attendance. New coats sweaters coats and capes arrive at Mr. Shearer’s Ladies Toggery.
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Strong
Boston
Mass
Frank Strong
University of Kansas
A. Lawrence Lowell
Uwarvard University
College Yard
Harvard
Kansas University Defeats St Marys 29 to 0 at McCook Field
Kansas University football earned its second win of the season by defeating St Marys 29 to 0 at McCook Field. The game lacked drama as Kansas dominated, scoring 6 points in the first half while St Marys fought hard but never earned a first down. Substitutes’ inexperience and a few fumbles, plus Nemedy’s late lineup changes, contributed to a one touchdown second half for St Marys. Plans for future improved play were hinted as essential for broader success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryer Victorius
McCook
Kansas University
St. Marys Bunch
K. U. Soul
St. Marys
K. U. Fund
Nemedy
IK. U. Biel
On THAT TAX Street Railway Men to Make Vigorous Assault
In Denver a convention of street railway workers pledges a strong united front against corporation and income taxes. The gathering projects a vigorous campaign to defend earnings and oppose new levies as they consolidate the industry’s influence. Leaders frame the issue as a fight for fair taxation.
Big street railway convention in Denver to attack corporate tax
Officials from street railway and interurban lines at the American Street Railway and Interurban Association convention in Denver plan to press resolutions against the corporate tax. The gathering, with more than 6,400 delegates representing about 4 billion dollars in capital, will also discuss the income tax amid unified opposition to the corporate levy.
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Denver
Colo
American Street Railway and Interurban Railway Association
Sculptor Perry finds jail life fuels art and study
New York prison life is praised by famed sculptor Roland Perry after a six month contempt of court sentence for failing to pay alimony to his first wife. He argues confinement fosters deep thought, aids completion of works, and has not harmed his professional career. He plans more commissions and insists his wife’s support remains strong. The piece also notes a Sunday vaudeville compromise allowing sacred scenes and music, with moving pictures of the Passion Play sought for display.
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New York
Doust
Emueltsten
Roland
Lidlow Street
Fern
Perry
Digan
Tonabel
Elizabeth
Leanyater
Percy
New York State
Murray
Younger
Wellington boy hurt on freight train in street accident
Charles Mitchell a fifteen year old Wellington resident was severely injured when he attempted to alight from a moving train between Topeka and Lawrence. The boy was crushed by the wheels, suffering a crushed knee and bruised foot, and was taken to Jones Hospital. He had run away from home citing harsh schooling and planned to reach Wellington. His father, a restaurant keeper, arrived and said the boy would return home after doctors' orders.
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E. R. Seith
Ph W
Lome
Wellington
Wichita
Jather
Uwo
Review Club
Jo A. Keol
Zodiac Club
JL. H
Stud
Doctor Conk
Rosnill Lawrence
Taft in California Morning Journey Highlights Scenic Route
The article recounts Taft's California journey through scenic territory including a stop at Redding with citizens welcoming Governor Gillett and Bay City officials. It notes San Francisco engagements and light anecdotes about campus life, student mischief, social scenes, and a humorous drive anecdote from Lawrence high school students.
Maude Fealy Sues For Divorce Sparks Denver Romance Tale
News recounts Maude Fealy suing for divorce from Lewis Sherwin amid a romance with Denver actress. Details note Fealy’s mother Margaret Cavallo’s efforts to separate the pair. Sherwin, a dramatic critic, is in New York. he hails from Denver and is linked to musical circles through Hugo Gorlitz family.
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Denver
Maude
Avires
Lewis Huge
Sherwin
Titanite
Nak
Margaret Tealy Cavallo
Artress
Mande Fealy
Paderewski
Jan Kubelik
Amy Sherwin
Prima
Woman Dies by Chloralform Poisoning at Sister's Home
Mrs. Tillie Stafford aged sixty three died after taking chloroform poison while visiting her sister Mrs. M J Nesbit at North Kansas Ave North Lawrence. She had been in great pain for two weeks and left Denver for burial. Survived by three daughters and one son.
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Tillie Stafford
M. J. Nesbit
Kansas Ave
Lawrence
Denver
Centennial Week Opens With Balloons Over St Louis
Mayors from 300 cities attend St Louis Centennial celebration as eight balloons launch this afternoon marking the second day. Indiana and Ohio pilots join the parade while city executives meet for an informal conference on the commission plan of government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Cleveland
J. U. Wade, Jr
J. T
U.S. Guyer
Kansas City
Kansas
Oklahoma Land Prand Cases Postponed Hearing Set
Ardmore Okla Oct 4 On motion of defendants in federal court the hearing of Governor Traskell and other prominent Okla men indicted for fraud in Muskogee was postponed to Oct 13. Both sides expect arguments to quash the indictments and if unsuccessful trial may be held at the November term in Chickasha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma Land Prand
Ardmore
Okla
Traskell
Muskogee
Cuntiingnice Owns
Saskell
Oklahoma City
Columbia Bank and Trust
Chickasha
Hearst May Run Again for Mayor in Independent Bid
After a conference with William Hearst, Charles Ke Gehring, chairman of the New York county committee of the Independence League, announced it was unlikely Hearst would enter the mayoralty race at the end of the Independent ticket. The rest of the text drifted into unrelated humorous, stray anecdotes and garbled lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William Hearst
Charles Ke Gehring
New York County
Independence League
Seiene
Gustafson Special Cartier Watch Piques Buyers Interest
A terse ad notes the Gustafson Special wristwatch offered at nine pounds to one hundred dollars. Vernon Silver is named as the contact at Gustafson's College Jewelers, inviting buyers to inspect the item.
Lawrence High School Triumphs Over Haskell 12–0 in Big Victory
Lawrence High School defeated Haskell 12 to 0 on their athletic field Saturday, proving the LHS squad possesses one of the gamest football teams seen from a high school. Captain Dolan starred with two touchdowns and a stellar all-around performance, while Haskell outweighed the locals but were held in check by sturdy play from Lawrence, drawing praise from fans and good reports of the game.
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Lawrence High School
Haskell
Lawernce High School
Lawrence
Iwrence
Nish
Indians
Boye
Aquad
Capt. Dolan
the Journal
K_ U
Wright Defies Air and Land in 15 Mile Flight
Wilbur Wright staged a remarkable 33 minute 33 second flight over New York harbor covering about 15 miles. He rose to 200 300 feet above water then circled fleets and Grants Tomb before returning to Governors Island. The machine performed well and Wright praised the engine as he emerged from the complex aeroplane rigging.
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New York, N. Y
Wilbur Wright
New York Harbor
North River
Grants Tomb
Ava
Wright
Necrodrome
Governors Island
Railroad sale confirmed in Mobile auction case
Federal Judge Toulmin in Mobile today confirmed the sale of the Mobile Jackson and Kansas City Railroad Company by Special Master W C Eakin on August 23 to N A Withers and others of New York. Ladies leather handbags advertised by Gustafson's as a promotional hook.
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Mobile
Als
Toulmin
North Pole controversy to reach climax this week
A heated North Pole dispute intensifies as Peary Arctic Club plans to publish statements claiming Peary was the first white explorer to reach the pole. rival Dr. Cook counters with demands to review records via Copenhagen and U.S. societies while crowds gather in Baltimore and Washington to hear updates.
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New York
N.Y
North Pole
Peary
Pole
Clib
Peine
Uok
Batimore
Washington
Det
de Soefick
A. Cook
University of Copenhagen
American Geographic Societies
Cook
Aving Thon
South Pole
Poland
Thas
Cook Haughingly
Dr. Conk
Weather Quietly Brightens Kansas Skies
The report notes unusually pleasant fall weather in Kansas with no rain in sight and only a faint request for rain for wheat. Sunday featured perfect conditions spent outdoors, marking one of the gentler weather days in memory.
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Kansas
Final hearing of injunction against Bank Commissioner postponed
Gullirie Okla Oct 4 The trial hearing of the temporary injunction restraining Bank Commissioner Young from paying depositors of the Columbia Bank and Trust Co Oklahoma City was continued until Thursday next. The restraining order remains. cont tempt citations discussed as the court weighs contempt. Young continued depositor payments with guaran ty funds amid reports Norton Stickler and Stamford Oil backers support the bank turn over.
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Young
Oklahoma City
Okla
Amlthench
Columbia Barkatul Trust E Company
Norton
John T. Stickler
City of Mexico
John P. Murry
VM. A. McPherson
Stamford Oil, Company of New York
Young c
Menu items include ice creams and flavors at Wiedemann's
A brief menu lists Vanilla Ice Cream, Chocolate Ice Cream, Maple Not Ice Cream, Pineapple Ice, and Grape Ice at Wiedemann's. The taate tells.
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Wiedemann's
Girl kills big deer with a small rifle
Local tale reports 18 year old Miss Elon Midleton of Auantie City shooting a large buck from a hotel porch with a small rifle. The incident occurred Saturday at 1:30 pm as guests heard the shot and watched the deer disappear into brush.
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NooYa
Elon Midleton
Auantie City
Ao Tuy
Helen
Jim Bainsy
Sinter
John
Fred Millhull
Fred
Ety
Hey Tied
Bnet
Laverty
Hank Laverty
Markets by Wire Kansas City and Chicago grain notes
Markets by wire report grain and provisions in Kansas City and Chicago. Wheat with May and July contracts listed, mixed grains and feeds including Timothy and Prairie hay, butter prices and livestock receipts. Cattle and hogs show varying bids and tops, with notable meat stock prices and futures. Howard Watches advertised at Gustafson's the College Jeweler.
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Kansas City
Multiple small ads mix notes on property, livestock, and help wanted
For sale in Seattle a property inquiry references Geo Le Siu at 170 Kentucky Street and Bell Pheu 1287. Cattle ads mention Jerseys enod but fir cats and fresh milkers with a contact phone 5212. A lost item note asks return to offices for reward. Help wanted seeks furnished rooms near homekeeping and a boy over 16 for Journal office duties. An auction-like listing notes 100 acres west of Lawrence with a six room house, water, barn, orchard, and blossom date March 1 1910, enquired through McQuary and McNeil and F B Pontious RK FL D 5 Lawrence.
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Seattle
Wash
Geo
le Siu
Kentucky Street
Bell Pheu
Journal
Journal Office
Lawrence
California
McQuary and McNeil
F. B. Pontious
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EUV
Association
Vie Gesiienere
Teco Pottery
Gustafson
the College Jeweler
Charles Mitchell
Kans
Jones Hospital
WA. L. Raymond
Bessie Raymond
New York City
Raymond
Oscar Sacuger
United States
the Girls of the Baptist
Church
Bess Kenny
Mis
A. Henley
Mrs. Henley
Bay City
Warren
Madeira
Gibraltar
Suez
Italy
Naples
Ope
Mediteranean
Catra
Port Said
Bombay Calentia
Ceylon
Philippines
China
Japan
Monolulu
San Francisco
Wort
L Otelock
HG Lincoln Len
Amanda Kennedy
Oyle Evans
Chier LW
Orvick
Serenguy
Taft
Redding
Pismeisen
Cal
Ahan
Itapuriinee
Wis
Gillett
Bay
Thi Lawrence
Ocerki
Exer
Clus Sume
Frest
Adnani Lawrence
Digelia
Atiel
Alief
Lawreyed
Dias Thei
Krew Cid
S. A
Maude Fealy Sues
Louis
Hearst
Anata
8. B
Vernon Silver
Gustafson’s
College Jeweler
Wilbur ‘Wright
Karoak Brass
The
Colegn Jeweler
Mrs. Block
Laura Jane Block
Emma Topham
Grandma Block
Petersburg
Virginia
Mrs. Topham
Laura
Joseph Topham
Methodist Church
Theviatt
K. I
Pulitzer
Vienna
Albert Pulitzer
Joseph Pulitzer
New York World
Gustafson's
Reagh
Jack
Federal Court
Hunterg Ace
Crystalsun
Qussun
Taymond
Drn
Shearves
Reynold
Dantatorium
Bell
Chicago
Howard
Gustafson ‘A
Gustafsin
Henry A
Gulf
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