Military Surgeons Meet Opens in Washington DC
The 18th annual meeting of the Association Military Surgeons of the United States opened in Washington with surgeons from across the nation and 11 foreign countries in attendance. The University debating council elected officers led by President Ralph Spotts and Vice-president M L Whedman. committees were named to select debate topics and arrange housing for debaters.
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Military Surgeons
Washington, D. C
United States
Association Military Surgeons of the
the University
Ralph Spotts
M. L. Whedman
J. K. Overmiless
Tom Lee
Frank Bates
City Council approves Bell Telephone franchise
The City Council met last evening and, after revisions, passed the Bell Telephone franchise on final reading with amendments. Rates set at 250 dollars monthly for business lines, 1.50 for one-party residences, and 1.00 for two-party residences. 15 days for acceptance granted. protest by A Henley and 100 others filed. Other business included sidewalk and street work, hydrants, and sewer plans. various petitions referred to committees.
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Admournes Tou Thurs
D. Bishop
Bond
Hutchins
Kaseld
Broeker
Haltz
Wood
Cox
Wilder
Howayl
Tesford
Hazen
Dicker
Bell Telephone Company
Willis Gleed
Toucks
The
Bell Company
Gleed
A. Henley
Home Company
C. E Sutton
Metcalf
S.C. Emley
Euclide Street
Vermont Street
Tennessee Street
D. F. McFaraind
Mississipni and
Henrs Streets
S. C. Emley
Kentucky Street
Adams
Euclid
Maple Lane
Fire Department
J. T. Constant
Wond
Wheeler
Kangas
Tripp
North
Lawrence
Committee of Ways and Means
Cleauing
Masssachusetts Street
al. Gracber
New York and
Connecticut
Morris Streets
Lawrence Water Company
Missouri and
Pinckney Streets
Sindsend Penn
A. G. Cummings
Hubsch
Lee Street
Louisiana
Ohio
Bell Bros. Piano Co
Committee On Claims
Meyer Bishop
Ethart Watenes
Gustafson
SEA SCENES AT UNIVERSITY MUSEUM SHOWCASE
Curated selections spotlight sea and sailor life with Potthast Coast and Venice canvases. Notable works include The Struggle For Existence and Canal in Holland, highlighting realism of ocean motion, clouds, and Dutch waterways. Other pieces by Inness, Redmunut, Skidmore, and Winter depict harbors, fishing, and coastal scenes alongside industrial imagery. Evening hours and dates listed for viewing.
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University Museum
Abraham Lincoln
Richard Mansfield
Lawrence
Edward Potthast
New York
Flik
M. Retin
Pe Alte
Holland
Charles’ Warren Heaton
Pratetwil
Charles Itawthorne
Tdmois
le Sea
Venice
James Redmunut
Old Canal of
M. Rebn
New England
George Inness
Maiglet
Alice Beach Winter
Lewis Palmer Skidmore
Mernelise
Social events and club gatherings list in October notes
Ralph Stevens and Willis Sayles hosted a dancing party October 7 at Stevens home. University students in Friends church held a reception for members and friends. Episcopal church group hosted a gathering at Ord Clintman’s home for university students. Sewing club meets Thursday with Miss Frances Dinsmo r. Wednesday Duplicate Whist club meets with Mrs. F. W. Biskmar. George Pearce and Miss Laura FE attended. Henderson married at Rogers home at 2 p m with Rev A J Ross officiating. Couple left for wedding trip to Kansas. Music club opens season with first meeting tomorrow at Mrs. James Mirehells home.
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Episcopal Church
Ord Clintman
Church
George Pearce
Laura FE. Henderson
Rogers
A. J. Ross
M. RB. Shored
Kansas
James Mirehell
Walsh Guilty Verdict Upheld In Misapplication Case
The trial court verdict finding RL Walsh guilty of misapplication of funds at a Chicago bank was affirmed by the U S Circuit Court of Appeals. The decision focused on criminal intent and noted possible misapplication ranges from innocent to criminal depending on actions. Walsh faces imprisonment pending further appeal actions and remains under a $90,000 bond.
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Chicago
RL Walsh
Chicano National Bank
Talent States Circuit Court of
Tim
Joey
Supreme Eonet
Iilay
Walsh
Ape
Dudge Tumphrey
Dudge Grosscup
Palmer
Court of Appeals
Taft Receives 10000 at Cal Berkeley Reception
President Taft arrived in Oakland aboard the Mayflower and, with Major Hodghead and a Berkeley reception committee, faced a throng of cheering crowds as he traveled through thronged streets to the University of California. He spoke at Berkeley praising optimism in government while noting the practical need to work with popular will.
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San Francisco
Cal
Oakland
Taft
Hodghead
Berkley
College Town
University of California
Yale
Berkley University
Judge Pollock Rules on Indian Wardship at Haskell Institute
Kansas City judge decides the federal court must protect three Indian ward girls from Haskell Institute. Mrs Ollie Burson of Lawrence sought permission to remove the children, Rachel Planch and Wnedta, from the institute. The judge ordered in court for a fuller inquiry to determine safe homes and avoid turning the girls loose without proper care.
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Pollock
Haskell Institute
Kan City
John V Pollock
Kansas City
Kan
Ollie Burson
Lawrences
Rachel
Planch
Ohi
Wnedta
H. B. Peaks
Pallack
Balloon race drifts across Missouri amid scattered landings
Reports from the International balloon cup contest recount a wild start from St Louis with balloons crossing the Mississippi into Illinois before returning to Missouri airspace. Missouri balloons landed near Cairo and Jefferson City areas while others were sighted near Steelville Therma Tipton and Macon. Contenders include Mix the American pilot still unaccounted for with several others reported in the Ozark region as of Oct 3.
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Aurich
Det
S—Le Blance
Hungary
Poas
Silesia
Mix
Mis
Hohenia
St. Louis
Missouri
Hibernia
Jefferson Cin
Mississippi River
Ilinois
Steelville
Therma
Ozark Mountain
Tipton
Booneville
Macon
Peoria
Cairo
Telephone Ordinance Ends Citywide Telephony Tale
Mayor says the telephone ordinance passed last night will be accepted by Bell or result in a single system for Lawrence. He rejects the four percent feature but supports the ordinance, stating the Home company terms are met and the town aimed for an equitable, noninterfering solution. The council believes Bell will acquiesce, resolving the dispute.
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Baltimore
Mad
Cook
University of Copenhagen
Associated Press
Copenhagen
University
Tienmark
Washington
University of Copenhagerr
Seopraphical Societies
Bell
Lawrence
Bishop
Home Company
School Board Meeting Approves $6,286.30 In Bills
At the regular monthly session the Board of Education approved bills totaling 6286.30. The sum covered three weeks of teacher salaries five weeks for janitors summer repairs and shop machinery installation. Salaries for Miss Flagg Bonar Iesse and Dinglestedt rose 2.50 each for summer school and related work. The treasurer and clerk reports were given to the auditing committee. Planning for overcrowded classrooms included half time for overflow and the hiring of Miss Ethel Hoar at 50 a month. The fire escapes and well cistern on the southeast Lawrence property were to be addressed.
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Board of Education
Flagg
Bonar
Iesse
Dinglestedt
Misa Ethel Hoar
Lawrence
Perkins insurance suits hinge on proof of suicide
Lawrence man Luvius N Perkins died in June 1907 after a fall from his home roof. Insurance firms contest $4 million in policies, claiming suicide by poison. Judge Pollock in Kansas City ordered proof at final trial, with jury deliberations not until January. Mrs Clara Perkins pursues recovery through suits. Stuckey bonds husband’s release in Williamsburg case, aided by his wife. County fruit growers plan October meeting at H A Sibley’s suburban home.
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Lawrence
Kansas City
Luvius N. Perkins
Kan
Pollock
Kaw
Perkins
Stuckey
Ottawa
W. M Rinekey
Lorena Sutherland
Williamshurg
Kansas
Miss Sutherland
H. A. Sibley
Warren Street
Kia
B. F. Smth
J. Gray
Seey
Various Classified Fragments From Local Page
For rent a 3 room house at 440 Louisiana Street. WANTED Men to work at Mount Unpe Nurserice Wednesday morning. LOST On Hill gold Bunting Elgin watch with name in back. Reward for return to my Journal office or call 1600 Bell. FOR SALE Shorthorn bull eight months old three miles west of town. Rout No 1 North Pole discovered by Americans. Cook's own story and Peary's expedition of thrilling interest. Outfit free. Biz terms. Act quick. ZIEGLER CO Philadelphia. Parsons for jewelry.
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Qet
Robert B. Peary
Cook
Pole
Peary Arctic Club
Robert E. Peary
North Pole
Roosevelt
New
Mount
Jg. le Webster
Peary
Ziegler CO
Fourth St
Philadelphia
Ordinance grant to Missouri & Kansas Telephone Co rights in Lawrence
The Missouri and Kansas Telephone Company secures a twenty year franchise in Lawrence Kansas to construct operate and maintain telephone lines and a general exchange system in streets alleys and public places. Poles and wires must be placed to minimize public disruption and no street obstruction occurs. Company must indemnify the city provide a bond and pay two percent of gross receipts as city taxes. An officer and local manager are required and the city reserves rights for fire alarm and police wires. The ordinance sets conditions on removal repairs and rate regulation. The company must accept in writing within fifteen days of mayoral approval and publication.
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Lawrence Daily Journal
Missouri & Kansas Telephone Company. & Corporation
State of Kansas
Lawrences
Doulas County
Kansas
Lawrence
Missouri & Kansas Telephone Company
Anyalley
Cneb
Tno
Spy Street
Telephone Company
Cepianee
Rhode Island Street
Les Street
Rhode Island B Street
Pinckney Streets
Pinckney Street
T Louisianna Street
Louisiana Street
Warren Street
Tennessee Street Y Ronning
Lee Street
Mayr
Cis
City of Lawrence
Thich
City of
Snl
Sail Telephone Company
Erosa
Sail Telephone Company Amt Telephone Exchange
Lawrence Visicern
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