Wreck Near Ft Scott On Missouri Pacific Rail Line
West end Missouri Pacific passenger train No 40 bound from St Louis and Kansas City wrecked five miles west of Ft Scott after a broken rail. Cars left tracks, engine remained. Thirty injured, few serious. no deaths. Physicians and ambulances from Ft Scott assisted. thirteen seriously hurt sent to hospital. Names of injured include A Spunlerger and Thomas Wright. Also reports Senatorial candidate Campbell spoke in Leavenworth. Cold weather forecast for Louisiana. fever situation improving in city and state. Bank embezzlement case in Tecumseh dismissed.
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Ft Scott
Kang
West Ound
Missouri Pacifo
St. Louis
Kansas City
Ft. Scott
A. Spunlerger
St.Joe
Thomas Wright
Rochester
BR. Gray
American National Bank
Whitman Defrauding Case Ends In Guilty Verdict
In Odale on Oct 21 the jury found Alonzo J. Whitman guilty of defrauding the Fidelity Trust of Buffalo with raised and forged drafts. sentence deferred. In Paris on Oct 21 Clementel and Mrs. Rigby Knowles wed at Neuilly town hall with Premier Rouvier and Admiral Fournier attending.
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Odale, N
Alonzo J. Whitman
Fidelity Trust Company of Buffalo
Paris
Clementel
Rigby Knowles
Neuilly
Premier Rouvier
Admiral Fournier
Multiple Headlines From Telegraph Brevities
J L Blancett of Mcloud shot Andrew Johnson in an altercation over land near Shawnee. Nineteen Missouri Pacific freight cars derailed and a bridge at a dry creek near Stella Nebraska was demolished. Rev Charles Frederick Carson wed Miss Alice Smith in Fairbault Minnesota. Oklahoma City signed for a relay station of the American Deforrest Wireless Telegraph company at 210000 dollars. The Burlington Kansas Water Works sale to the town closed at 16500 dollars. Rural free delivery expands in Marion County Kansas to twenty eight routes. Charles M Anderson, ex Wabash station agent at Banton City Missouri, awaits grand jury in January term.
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J. L. Blancett
Mcloud
Andrew Johnson
Missouri Pacific
Stella
Neb
Charles Frederick Carson
All Saints Episcopal Church
Nevada
Alice Smith
Fairbault
Mine
Oklahoma City
American Deforest Wireless Telegraph Company
Burlington, Kansas
Banton City
Mexico
W C A OFFICERS ELECTED AT KANSAS CONVENTION
The twentieth annual Kansas Young Women's Christian association convention in Manhattan reports 235 delegates. Officers elected include Miss Lillian Scott president Miss Norman Plass first vice president Mrs Wiefeld Freaman second vice president Disa Ula Spencer secretary and Lyane Codding stenographer. Baker university leads with 28 delegates.
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Manhattan
Kans
Kansas Young Women's Christaan Association
Lillian Scott
Baker University
Norman Plass
Washburn College
Topeka
Wiefeld Freaman
Kaosagity
Disa Ula Spencer
Cooper College
Serling
Lyane Codding
Haldwin
Chicago Bonds Take On Cuban Government Debt
Chicago banks subscribed to a new issue of Cuban government bonds offered through William Solomon & Co. The nine to eight year bonds of about 12,000,000 refinance 60 percent of 28,500,000 in soldiers warrants. They pay 6 1 2 percent after November 21.
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Chicago
William Solomon & Co
New York
Postoffice Employee Arrested in $9000 Shortage Case
St Louis post office cashier Fanels B Bonder was arrested by postal inspectors following the discovery of an alleged $9,000 shortage in accounts. The arrest was reported in St Louis on October 21.
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St. Louis
Fanels B. Bonder
President greeted by crowds on Florida trip in St Augustine
The president arrived in St Augustine at 10:30 and stayed until 4:30 for a civic and military parade review, a speech, and a luncheon. He then met Florida pupils and held another talk at the Seminole club before visiting the Jacksonville board of trade auditorium. Enthusiasm ran high all day as thousands lined depots and streets.
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Jacksonville
Florida
Florida Colored Baptist Academy
St. Augustine
Princpal
Seminole Club
Nolan
Tie
Broward
Jacksonville Board of Trade
PHYSICIANS TESTIMONY IN RIGGIO PRELIMINARY TRIAL
In Fort Scott on October 21 Dr Payne testified that Herbert Riggin showed convulsions and severe emaciation before death. The body had bruises and nearly empty organs. the doctor attributed death to inanition and malnutrition. Also reported, a Santa Fe train wreck on October 21 near Caliente killed J T Walker and Manuel Atencio was seriously injured.
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Fort Scott
Kang
Oet
Riggio
Payne
Herbert Riggin
Witnes
Santa Fe
S. M
Danver & Rio Grande
Caliente
P. A. Walker
Tulsa
J. T
Manuel Atencio
Santa Cruz
Army Privates in Quarrel Ends in Fatal Shot
Junction City Kansas October 21 Private William Harrelson of Troop C Cavalry fatally shot Private William Chapman of the same unit in a quarrel over possession of loggias. Calveland Ohio October 21 reports thirteen lives and twelve ships lost on the Great Lakes after a thirty six hour gale ending at daybreak.
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Junction City
Kans
Et. Riley
William Harrelson
Troop C. Cavalry
Wiliam Chapman
Calveland
Great Lakes
Army Officer Hurt In Military Arts Instructor Falls
Major H Barth of the Twelfth Infantry at Fort Leavenworth is feared dying after a horse fell on him. In Wichita Ex-Congressman Jerry Simpson’s condition worsened this afternoon, with death momentarily expected. Oto Eckstein, county attorney, died in hospital after surgery for appendicitis. Local coal dealer Nicholas, a coal seller, operates at 1136 Obio Street. H Gillham & Co advertise reliable horseshoers at 708 Vermont Street. Try the hot sodas at Whedamann's.
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Leavenworth
H. Barth
Twelth Infantry
Atai
Fort Leavenworth
Aga Ragult
Wichita
Kaos
Jerry Simpson
Fhrjeaths
Kans
Oto . Eckstein
Hoapital
Nisholesa
Obio Street
Kansas Ahead After McCook Field Football Duel
Kansas leads Oklahoma 6 to 0 after early scoring by Donald and Pooler on McCook field as teams trade chances. The rest of the page highlights Teasia Marshal, a 10 year old prima donna, famed for her impersonation of Mr Mansfield in First Violin, and a tale of Corporal Tanner the G A I veteran who vowed never to dance again after a wartime visit from charitable ladies.
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McCook Field
Kansas
Oklahoma
Donald
Pooler
Teasia Marshal
Royal Hungarian Hors Band
Sigmund
Praateat
Richard Mansfield
Miss Marshall
Chin Child
Mr. Manfield
Welf
Autor
Mansfield
Tessie
Royal Wengarian Boys Band
Bowersock Opera House
Smallest European State Blotted Out in Belgium Cession
Berlin and Prussia agree to cede the neutral territory of Moreyner to Belgium in exchange for land near Eupen in Prussia. Moreyner had existed as a tiny independent state since the Aix-la-Chapelle treaty and later as a joint protectorate of Russia and Belgium. Belgium now assumes full sovereignty over the territory.
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Berlin
Belgium
Moreyner
Eupen
Pruggia
Aix-la-Chapale
Laltgay Fronter
Moresnet
Russia
Decadent English Women and Shifting Reading Habits
A Standard of London writer claims English women’s intellect has declined over fifty to sixty years, arguing modern readers favor sensational fiction and French works. He contrasts grandmothers who read Scott and history with today’s readers who favor Frouwer, Froude, Carlyle, and Stubbs.
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Standard of London
Scott
Freewan
Froude
Carlyle
Stubbs
Fortune-Teller Lucas Tumbles From Baseball Fortune
Henry W. Lucas, famed St Louis descendant who funded early baseball ventures and rival leagues, lost his fortune decades ago trying to promote the Wonton Baseball Association. Now appointed to a city Inspectorship amid past club reach and league battles, he’s remembered for aiding clubs while the venture collapsed. Also notes a local clothing sale at Yeong's, 565 Massachusetts Street.
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Henry W. Lucas
St. Louis
Wonton Baseball Association
Louis
Aiden Association
Lucas
Vale
Sebar
Deion Association
National League
Quarantine Raised in Memphis City and State
Quarantine was raised today in Memphis Tennessee as well as at the state level after no new cases were reported. Health officials had maintained restrictions but lifted them following a period of monitoring and low infection indications.
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Memphis
Taenn
Squires Wins Latour Trophy At State Photographers Show
C F Squires of Lawrence won the Latour trophy at the State Photographers association convention, with his student photographs especially praised for artistic skill and lines of Wichita subjects like Miss Amy Campbell. Exhibits earned Squires multiple firsts and gold medals, and his prize work will be shown in the Starkweather display window Monday.
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State Photographers’ Association
C. F. Squires
Lawrepea
Squires
Amys Campbell
Wichita
State University
Lawrence
Degras
Squtres
Starkweather Sire
Kansas Freshmen Triumph Over Normals in Warrensburg
Kansas freshmen football team from the University of Kansas defeated Missouri State Normal at Warrensburg 37 to 100. The game featured a slow first half with Kansas scoring 12 points and 25 in the second half. Dahlena left halfback and Veatch fullback starred for Kansas as several Normals were knocked out.
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Shorty
Hamil
University of Kansas
Missouri State Normal
Warrensburg
Kansas
Kausaa
Dahlena
Veatch
Kausag
Big Day at Robinson and Winey Clothing Sale
The Robinson and Winey clothing store ran a crowded sale with customers arriving early and a large staff busy all day. Advertised announcements drew the crowd, and the firm is pleased with the results so far.
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Robinson & Winey
Heavy White Frost Marks First Deep Fall Morning
Morning frost covered all surfaces in a clear still night signaling the season's change. Winds were light southerly and conditions softened from yesterday, delivering cool, fair autumn weather.
Bowling match ends tight with Brown and Sorman clash
Brown wins total 2 195 to Sorman 2 262 as Morris leads Sorman with 597 while Brown's top score is 572. Local notes mention winter readiness for storm doors, housing plans by Jones Hosford, and community items from Baker road cave to Kansas Oklahoma game attendance in Lawrence.
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Brown
Sorman
Merchants Athletic Club
Morris
Oklahoma and Kansas Fans Pack Lawrence For Field Game
Massive crowd gathers in Lawrence at Cook Field as Oklahoma and Kansas colleges clash in a football game. Oklahoma supporters arrive by train with substantial funds. Kansas fans also show strong backing, including faculty members and several young women among the attendees.
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Lawrence
Cook
Oklahoma
Kansas
Oklahoma Playera
Aight
Concert at the University of Kansas Ends in Praise
The fall concert by the arts faculty featured Mrs Lyons and Prof Hubach with hearty applause, Violinist Miss Helen Phipps made her debut with a bright technique and warm tone, encores applauded each piece, while Prof Preyer was missed. An 1905 Lawrence ordinance on bonds is noted, with stubs about gas stoves and local store ads.
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Iin Arts
University of Kansas
Jovers
Misa Phipps
Der
Prof. Preyer
City of
Lawrence
Yhe
Honda
State of
Kansas
New York
Seriaa
J. A. Keeler
D. Brooks
City Clark
Amusements in city for Walker White Garrick Love night
The theatre goers of the city prepare a royal welcome for Mr Walker White side on his production of Love by David Garrick on Tuesday October 25. An evening of rare enjoyment is anticipated. Wanted energetic trustworthy male or female to work in rooms for a large manufacturing company. Salary 210 to 49 per month paid weekly. Expanses advanced. Address with stamp J. H. Moore Lawrence Kans.
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Theatre Goera
Walker Whiteside
David Garrick
Whteside
Stasip
J. H. Moore
Lawrence
Kans
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Overrence Nations Bank
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Attwrney & Law
Norton
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First National Bank
Joseph
Higgs
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HSCAE
Leaernaed
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Offce
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PITA
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Lawrence Pantatorium
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Accdent
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Good
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Whitman
Haskell Institute
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Twanty
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United States District Court
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Germanic Trust Company
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Cuba
Coburn
Decatur County
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Madrid
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Ferdinand
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Actioe
Otto. Eckstein
H. Gillham & Co
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Tanner
Bull Run
Union
Dante
Yeong's
Memachusstts Street
Trovillo & Kreider
Funnel
Tel
Jones & Hosford
Lecompton
Baldwin
Belvoir
Baker Road
Raymond
Dunmire
E. A. Smith
A. J. Anderson Ainte
Rocky Mr. Root
Wiedemann’s
Miss Phipps
Lawrence Daily Journal
Eckes
Jmire
Masachusetts
United States
Moore
F. A. Raley
F.W. Arses
J.h.giathart
Healey
Wilbur
OL W. Sparr
WE. Siable
Warnock Qpficers
J. D. Bowertoce
Paul X. Brooxa
Canhisr Foe
Watkins Mellouz
Cap'tet
Burplus
Watkins W.E. Tissen
Geposiea
National
Berl
Eben Baldwin
Artal
Faut Iata
Orab
Chinago
Suly
Pork
Mr. Walker Whiteside
Mr. Whiteside
Woodward's Drug Store
Palace of Sweets
McCurdy’s Market
Massachusetts
Boughton's
Masashusetts
Plymouth Church
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