Fraternal Aid Delegates Arrive For Lawrence General Council
Delegates from California and other regions flood Lawrence as the Fraternal Aid Association prepares to hold its general council. Merchants are urged to decorate, a reception is planned at Eldridge House, and a busy week of sessions, parades, and anniversary events follows through October 15.
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General Council of the
Fraternal Aid Assoriation
General Council
Lawrence
Eldridge
Fraternal Aid Association
FL A. A
Pra
Eldridge House
Geneva
HW. E. Don Carlos
Fraternal Aid Associaton
Visi
Kansas State University and Haskell Institute
Aibens Council
Dri
Minister Crane Recalled Over Indiscretion
Washington reports Crane was recalled by Secretary Knox after a confidential conference about his indiscretion. Crane seeks to clear himself and resume duties as talks hint at possible termination from the diplomatic service.
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Crane
Washington
Jon
Kiex
United States
Knox
State Department
Cray Weliun
Morse sentenced to fifteen years in federal prison
Charles Morse former banker sentenced by a federal court to fifteen years imprisonment in a federal prison. Morse surrendered his funds and case awaits further action by the Supreme Court. He was convicted on fifty three counts for violating federal banking laws tied to the National Bank North American during the financial panic period.
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United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Tee Lola
Lee
Charles Morse
Ard Pte
Adandayi
Morse
United Sepreme Court
Strivins
Ney
North Americ
Uni
Roy
Audi Bis Grewie
Hal Celina
United Straits
Bank Gasrantee
Y M G A Boys Organize an Interesting Youth Group
An article notes Y M C A youth leaders forming a new discussion group to address problems they face. Willan Caldwell named leader with Odeon Jones as president and Frank Russell as secretary. Also mentions a twenty five dollar reward for those who cut barbed wire near university property and multiple classified notices seeking workers and household help.
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Y. M. Asyouths
Willan Caldwell
Odeon Jones
Russell
J. B. Watkirs
Kansas Defeats Oklahoma for Seventh Time in Rough War
Kansas University battered Oklahoma in a soggy Saturday game, winning by a decisive score as stars like Dahlene and Bond led the Jayhawkers. Pleasant and Caldwell contributed on both sides, with Kansas breaking clear in the second half amid fumbles and punts.
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Kansas University
Oklahoma
McCook
Lammeers
Ini Lapite
Hema
Kansas
Tannever
Stenneidy
Marely Brownlee
Bond
Dathlene
Caldwell
Capt. Pleasant
Jay Bonds
Bomn
Sooners
Kinsas
Dahlene
Nandali
Pleasant
Ning
Oklshoma
Callwell
Dablene
Jayhawkers
Suover
Brownlee
Johnson
Suny Wo
Jay Bond
Jay Te
Adie
History of S H Kress Co Opens Two Stores in Lawrence
The article outlines S H Kress & Co with brothers S H Kress C W Kress and R A Kress. It notes rapid expansion to 107 stores, central offices at 350 Broadway New York, large Lawrence location with 50-foot fronts, 2500 daily workers and vast purchasing power from factories worldwide. It highlights small profits quick sales motto and a strong, systematic corporate structure with departments and designers.
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Kress
S. A. Kress & Co
S. H .Kress
C. W. Kress
R. al. Kress
S. J. Kress
Wilkesbarre
Epenis
Lawrence
Memphis
Tenn
Busi Hees
United States
England
Austria
Switzerland
France
Japan
New York
Tayers
Census Jobs Open as Census Bureau Seeks Examinations
The Census Bureau plans examinations for clerk and assistant posts in the 1910 U S census. Applicants must meet age and disability rules, with appointments from January to August 1910. Post offices and Civil Service offices in multiple cities will host testing under the Civil Service Commission guidance.
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William Moyes
Washington
DLS
Pereset
Sears
U. S. Civil Service Commissin
D. C
Bureau of Census
Board of
U. S Civil Service Examiners
Postoffice
Boston
Mass
Philadelphia
Tanita
Cincinnati
Cheavo
St. Paul
Grain Market Notes From Kansas City and Pittsburgh
Market report covers wheat and corn receipts with bids for December and May months, cash prices for No. 2 red and white corn, and assorted hog and cattle prices. It records activity in Pittsburgh packing, fielding plays, and stock movements alongside livestock quotes and market headlines.
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Kansas City
Vet
Atige
Clarke
Buster—Creamery
Miller
Willett
Crawfurd
Warner Stule
Wilsuty
Bush
Detroit
T. Jones
New Company Forms in Lawrence Plans Public Stock Sale
A new enterprise is established in Lawrence with stock offering to raise capital. The issue includes common and preferred shares, preferred drawing 7 percent, no voting power, and common voting profits. Total stock to be issued around 250000 par value with commitments from Lawrence investors.
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Lawrence
R. Greenlees
Slaves
Anyytewi
Chectilevs
Dirventhos
Atte Mayor Hk
Taxation Debate Highlights Kansas Tariff Views
Lawrence reader argues against excess government spending in Kansas and defends the tariff bill. The piece discusses Representative Madison's stance on the Payne and Dingley bills, fiscal policy, and calls for downward tariff revision amid rising public expenditures.
Cudahy Packing Company Faces Stamp Tax Penalties
The Cudahy Packing Company in Topeka was indicted on 69 counts for violating internal revenue laws by not affixing proper stamps on packages. The case centered on margarine mislabeling and a dispute over penalties, with a possible maximum fine of $690,000 if convicted.
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Senwerth
Kan
Codaly Packing Company
Revere
Ulewrn
Rit
Eure
Yh Cudahy Company
Topeka
Lee
Lawrence society notes mix weather wit and club updates
The Lawrence era club meeting is postponed and no session with Dr. Moore. Girls in town swarm amid wintry breezes as sewing and bridge clubs schedule gatherings. Humorous quips and inquiries reflect campus life and social wit at Kansas University.
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Lawrence Camera Club
J. T. Moore
Lawrence Waisure
Hays
Journal Want Ad Says Law School Opposes Freshman Caps
A Kangas University Law School meeting decided freshmen should not wear caps, counter to a student council rule requiring caps from October 15. The law school declined to send a delegation to the council, signaling anticipated Friday unrest. Also noted: Albert Swanson’s body held at the university pending arrangements, with possible dissection if family cannot claim him.
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Law School At
University
Kangas University Law School
Law School
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