Grand Lodge to Visit Lawrence for Kansas gathering
Lawrence lodge delegates plan to invite the Grand Lodge of Kansas to meet in Lawrence next year. About 2 000 visitors are expected, bringing economic and social activity while highlighting Lawrence as a convention city. Delegates depart for Wichita to extend the invitation, with notable figures including Ed Learned and Ed Charlton among those traveling.
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Lawrence
Grand Lodge of
Kansas
Lawrence Jodge
Wichita
Learned
Charlton
Bert Wiggins
Will Manier
Train wreck near Parnell claims one life
Springfield Oct 6 One passenger was killed and 35 injured in a collision between a special train carrying excursionists from the state fair and a regular Illinois Central train near Parnell. The dead is Clara Watson of Farmer City. The wreckage did not ignite saving many from deeper harm. Conductor of the special noted the time on his watch. Bob Manley suffered severe burns to face and hands when an acetylene lamp generator exploded in a car with Fred Morris.
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Springfield
Illinnois Corral
Parnell
Clara Watson
Farmer City
Bob Manley
Fred Morris
Ladysmith
H. C
Qet
Thomas Hisslop
Hisstop
Wunderlich Cooperage Company
Eisamayer Milling Co
Society Teas and Tales From Lawrence Campus
The piece notes a tea hosted by the faculty ladies from 3 to 5:30 PM, inviting young women students and wives of attendees. It recalls a Friday reception at Mrs Ord Clingman’s home for new students and weaves in campus anecdotes about hazing, social life, and wartime era manners, including student humor and local notices about upcoming events.
Senior Class Election Sparks Big University War
Thrilling university election ends with 403 votes cast. Neal, Finney, Myers, Ellis and others lead in a heated battle between the Senior Ticket and the Representative Ticket. Tense campaigns, political rumors and student betting filled circles as grounds canvassed and results awaited.
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Neal
Leslie
Spotts
G&4
Heean
Amd
George A. Neal, Jr
Guy Finney
Edith Myers
Herbert Ellis
Vale L. Nance
Paul Harvey
Carl Eddy
Ed. Banker
Wheat and stock prices from Kansas City and Chicago markets
Wire service notes grain receipts and bid prices for wheat corn oats rye and hay at Kansas City with specific cash and futures values. Livestock receipts show cattle hogs and calves with price ranges. Chicago market figures list Wheat Corn Oats Pork Lard and live stock receipts with per unit values and totals.
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Kansas City
Get
Alge
Timothry
Prairie
Chicago
Dee
Journalism Conference Invites Kansas Attendees in Lawrence
Charles Harger issues invitations for a Lawrence journalism conference to be held in late November. He sent invites to all U S schools with newspaper coursework, including Harvard Yale and others. Speakers will include Charles Keshey, C Cline, Gray agency staff, and local editors. aims are idea exchange and journalism training.
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Charles M. Marger
Journalism School
University of Kansas
Lawrence
United States
Harvard
van Arbor
Yale
Inter
Harger
Charles Keshey
Kansas City Suiey - C Cline
Kansas City Joural
Gray
Gray Actising Agency
Kansas City
Kansas
Club Officials Named for Annual-Ralph Spotts Play
Editor Ralph Spotts chairs, with Play Committee led by Ed Baumgartner and Val Adams serving as Manager.
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Ralph Spotts
Ed_ Baumgartner
Val Adams
Taft on Pacific navy and Yosemite trip after banquet
President Taft departed for a rest in Yosemite Valley after a long banquet and receptions. Governor Gillette urged a Pacific fleet of sixteen to eighteen battleships, while Taft warned that the canal will soon be complete and the navy's needs may shift. A New Type of Mortgage describes Perkins Company of Lawrence offering a partial-payment mortgage plan with a savings-like feature benefiting both borrower and investor.
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San Francisco
Sal
Taft
Yosemite Valley
Kansas
Bend
Perkins & Cocpany
Lawrence
Sairs
Perkins & Company
Perkins& Company
John Smith
Gays
Joan
Vallisi
Heno
Additivon
Sparks
Wellington
Kaos
Perkins &J. I
Peple
Perkins and Company
Topeka Capital
Polar exploration records debated by Geographical Society
Washington October 6 Peary notify accept offer to examine polar exploration records. Society urges Cook and Peary to submit observations to a U S scientific commission. In Friedrichshafen Prince Henry of Prussia presided a North Polar exploration meeting forming a German society for polar research.
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Washington, D. C
Peary
National Geographical Society
Willis L. Moore
New York
Board of Manag ‘Ters
Cook
United States
Friedrichshafen
Prince Henry of
Prussia
Court Zeppelin
Lewald
Ministry of the Interior
Gierman Society For
Streetcars Will Run To McCook Field For Big Games
Washington University football fans will enjoy extended streetcar service to McCook field as construction on the Henry street line advances. Track work reaches near Mississippi street and overhead wiring will allow late-night operation, with cars returning along the same route. Officials say this will ease crowds, reduce travel time, and mirror the County Fair service levels.
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Washington University
McCook Field
Kansas University Street
Henry Street
Teno
Ontario Street
Mississippi
McCook
Mississippi Street
Tari
Priest of Pallas
Twenty Five Dolaris Reward Offered For Arrest
Reward posted by Jd. Watkins for the arrest and conviction of the person who placed a wire trap around a university area. Also mentions exhibition notices and various local ads including paintings, leather goods, and four other items. Describes mining disaster and train wrecks with scattered reports from different cities.
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Dolaris
Jd. Watkins
Kans City Visits Highlight Local Residents
Kansas City visitors and travelers dominate the brief notes as numerous locals including SREPCO ROTOR Trey Blair, E. D. Stanley of Sedalia, Mrs. A. W. Groft, Mrs. J. L. Lovejoy, Miss Pauline Ketchum, and many others are seen passing through Kansas City or visiting there.
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Trey Blair
Kansas City
E. Sutton
Topska
E. D. Stanley
Sedalia
D. W. White
St. Paul
George J. Barker
A. W. Groft
W. A. Harris
Geo. C
John Johnson
Guthrie
Anna Howell
Henry Allen
Wichita Beach
Foster
Baldwin
Ralph Harria
Ottawa
Herall
Pauline Ketchum
J. L. Lovejoy
Schleiter
John Newlin
Wichita
W. J. Rusch
A. Athay
Ralston
Iola
Ruth Scott
August Hackbath
Lawrence
Brooks
Blue Mound
Kan
Charles
Isaac McConnel
Emil Lott
Jack Watts
Alice Watts
James Barrow
Charles Ulrickson
Edith Benson
Mansas City
Lulu Smith
Marie Stone
Loveland
Emma
Emily Johnson
Genevieve Morris
Denver
Wolfe Hall
F. H. Bennett
Edith
Emma Menger
C. A. Gibbs
Williamsport
Justus Howell
E. R. Farnham
Hope
Kansas
S. H. Carmean
H. L. Allen
J. S.norman
Topeka
A. Monroe
Annie Monroe
Agnes
Annia le Murtaugh
Monroe
Charles F. Prenties
Continental Creamery Co
Weat
E. R. Woolsey
G. F. Woolsey
Tennessee Street
Springfield
G. E. Miles
Colorado
Argentine
Ed. Parsons
Fut. Alexander
Ray Custer
Ollie Schaeffer
A. P. Alley
John Strong
Margaret Bissell
Roy Roberts
Bert Dale
Kansas, City
American wins Gordon-Bennett balloon race in Zurich
Edgar W. Mix of Columbia, United States, won the Gordon-Bennett international balloon race starting from St. Louis, landing north of Warsaw in Russian Poland Tuesday morning, after weather and Alpine crossings. Alfred Leblanc of France followed. diversions, police concerns, and multiple landings were reported as pilots completed the long distance flight with varied distances.
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Prom Zurich
Zurich
Edgar W. Mix
Columbia
Warsaw
Russian
Poland
Alfred Leblanc
Kubin
Hungary
Mix
Associated Press
Ostrulenka
Gutova
St. Louis
de Deforest Chandler
United States ‘Army
Minnesota
Chandler
St. Claud
Walton
West Virginia
Aliveville
Alabama
Fituetiripes
Messner
le Blancs
St. Petersburg
Pummery
Knobel
Ark
Cleveland
Alexander City
Alv
Lowell Inauguration Marks Harvard President Start
The inauguration of Charles William Lowell at Harvard Yard drew scholars scientists and theologians from Cambridge and beyond. Frank Strong attended and participated as part of the formal proceedings announcing Lowell’s pledge to lead Americas oldest educational institutions. The event echoed a forty year gap since the original inauguration at the old brick buildings.
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Frank Strong
Cambridge
Mass
Michott Lawrence Lowell
Harvard Yard
Amerie
Educa Tunal
Charles Wiltitt Elst
Dee
Strong
Injunction Suit Against State Bank Commissioner Dismissed
A federal judge dismissed the injunction against the Oklahoma State Bank Commissioner seeking to block preferential handling of deposits by the Columbia Bank and Trust Company. The filing also requested a receiver and bank board contempt hearing, both withdrawn, with no further action required.
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Atom Okla
Tinst State Bank
Comtetance
Yegner Taal
Columa Irk and Trust Company
Rena
Cot
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