Agreement Reached on Twenty Year Street Car Contract Impacts University Loop
After hours of talks between the regents and the street car company, a final accord was reached on a twenty year contract limiting freight disputes to arbitration. Albert Emanuel departed for Dayton after the agreement, and work on the University loop will continue to complete service to Mount Oread with a single unified design for the University portion.
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Board of Regents
Albert Emanuel
Daytor
Mr. Emanuel
George J. Barker
Mississippi Street
Green Hall
Mount Oread
Emanuel
University
Ontario Street
University Loop
Whs
One of His Wives Revealed in Russia Marriage Claim
New York dispatch reports police uncover a claim by Minnie Rosenau that Frederick Gebhardt once known as Olie Mueller married her in Russia fourteen years ago. She says Gebhardt deserted after taking her dowry. Authorities also question another woman linked to Gebhardt who vanished about a year ago.
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Otte Mueller
Russia
New York
Ferick Gebhardt
Derer
Anna Luther
Marria
Gebhar
Olie Mueller
Minnie Rosenau
Gebhardt
Rare white possum found by Jolsen at Hill Hill
The Journal Office received a white oppossum, Sulumon dulngen, said to be one of the rarest finds in years. Jolson kept the animal about a week, intends to keep it as a pet unless the University secures it, as there is no appropriation to purchase it. Prof C F E McClung noted white oppossums are very rare and wished to see this specimen.
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Sulumon Dulngen
Don
Journal
Johnson
Jolson
C. FE. McClung
Jutinsen
Kansas City Man Charged in Triple Murder Case
Kansas City prosecutors file three informations against McMahon accusing him of killing his sister Xet Hoven, his sister-in-law Hose McMahon, and Alonzo Ro Van Rover by brother-in-law. McMahon faces remand to Lansing for arrest warrants and then return to Kansas City for a preliminary hearing likely this week.
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Kansas City
Mo McMahon
Xet Hoven
Hose McMahon
Hind Alonzo Ro van Rover
Sherby Brady
Lansing
Kays
McMahon
State Penitentiary
Sas
Patrick McMahon
Patrick Lamb
Anan
Lamb
Taft Tours Memphis As Nationwide Conservation Drive Launches
President Taft visits Memphis amid river flotilla receptions with Mayor Malone praising his stance favoring inland waterway projects. In New York a national drive led by Dr. Charles W. Eliot aims to unite states and federal effort for conservation, with Taft urging governors to meet annually in Washington for coordinated policy. A separate case sees Antonio Musien and son tried for cheese import weight fraud. son pleads guilty while judge criticizes government weighers.
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Memphis
Tenn
Mississippi River
Olean
Taft
Fopefield Bend
Arkansas
Malone
States
New York
United States
National Conservation Association
Washington
Charles W. Eliot
Harvard Univers
Roosevelt
St. Paul
Union
York
Antonio Musien
Philip
Philip “Musien
Musica
Hole
Customs Service
Lid
Mausiens
Mrs. Astor Will Sue Seeks Affidavit Hearings
New York October 27 hearings before Charles H Young referee in Mrs John Jacob Astor suit for separation from her husband have begun. Testimony expected mainly in affidavits with referee's report within a month. Also note Methodist session in Binghampton with bishops board meeting in progress led by Bishop Wil liin A Quayle of Oklahoma.
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Methodists
Binghampton
Board ‘of
Methodist Episcopal Church of the World
Wil Iin A. Quayle
Oklahoma
Murderer Confessed to Kansas City Farm Murders
Kansas City Kan October 26 James McMahon confessed last evening that he murdered his sister Rose McMahon and Mrs. Van Royen and his brother, Van Royen, on a farm west of Kansas City. A longstanding family quarrel led to the killings. McMahon killed Van Royen in a wood and later shot his sisters at the Van Royen home. Fearing mob violence, authorities rushed McMahon and his brother Patrick and farm hand Patrick Lamb to Lansing in automobiles. The mob’s cries filtered through jail bars as the prisoners were removed. McMahon claimed sole responsibility and exonerated his brother. Prosecutor Taggart said charges might be brought against both brothers. McMahon’s confession followed his admission to a friend about the hideout revolver and items taken from the Van Royen home. Sheriff Becker arrested James McMahon, who then aided the case, leading to arrest of Patrick McMahon and Lamb. The three-hour interrogation ended with McMahon’s full confession.
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Lansing
Kans
Qet
James McMahon
Mahon
Patrick McMahon
Bell
Reed
Bain
Olisas
Patri
Denyer Heime
Dewal
Patrick
Andy Lamb
Kansas City
Ile Cit Saia
McMahon
Rose McMahon
van Royen
Kan
Patrick Lamb
Vison
Crse
J. Taggart
Ile
Aunl
Eet
Abert Becker
Becker
Lamb “Ander
Arres
Taggart
James M. Mahon
Minister Resigns Amid Diplomatic Turmoil in Washington
Rudolph F pin, the Nicaraguan minister to the United States, has resigned. Folindsa, who learned his brother wed with her, felt it proper to retain his post in Washington under the circumstances. Indications from Chicago dated October 27 note ongoing public interest.
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Washington
Oet
Rudolph F Pin
Nicaragua
United States
Floindsa
University rules limit fraternity admission and hazing
At a conference between the regents committee and Pan Hellenic, it was decided no University student may join a fraternity until sixty days in school, with a plan to require one year for next year. Fraternities must monitor members' scholarship, and hazing was condemned. The regents also reviewed new Admin building plans shown yesterday, with construction slated to begin after November 1.
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Pan Hellenic
Seta
Haz
Bors Rte
Kansas University
Chascellor
Board of Revents
Itu
Lawrence
Theldi
Phins
Admin
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Bori
Camtitus Buildi
Jone
Unis
The
Univer
Jessie Tak Minnie Oba Ballou
Vincent Volta Bassi
Roland Cecil
Clada Radel
Viola Florence Sheffer
G. Dallas Hanna
Lee Jackson
Deba m
Ra Radell
Miss Maria Benson
New
Umes Jiannes Ersnee
B.S. Cooper
Thos
Ransis
Claude Carney
Murray
G. Thill
A. RB
Kansas
ALM
J. F. Mackey
Toronto
Ash Grove
Portland Cement Company
Charles W. Hooper
Dyche
Mr. McKinley
Dr. Cook
First American woman flies in an aeroplane at Wright field
Mrs Ralph H Van Deman wife of Captain Van Deman of the Twenty first infantry was flown aloft by Wilbur Wright at the government aerodrome in College Park Maryland. The four minute flight featured intricate maneuvers and marked the first such achievement by a woman in the United States. Wrights had previously carried women in Europe and only consented after Mrs Van Deman obtained her husband’s permission. The flyer expressed delight at the sensation.
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College Park
United States
Ralph H. van- Deman
Van-Deman
Twenty-first Infantry
Wilbur Wright
Government
Orville
Europe
Nicholas Longworth
Wright
van Deman
Benton Murdock Ill, Kansas Editor Hospitalized
Veteran Kansas editor Benton Murdock was taken to St Marys hospital in Kansas City after arriving today and being very ill for weeks. Separate note reports life saving crews and vessels searching off Grand Manan for the freighter Hestia crew of twenty six after it ran aground, with no traces found and believed lost.
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Kansas
Kansas City
Benton Murdock
St. Mary's Hospital
Murdock
Eastport
Maine
Grand Manan
Hestia
Lawrence Bride Kept Secret For A Year
Kansas City wedding of Miss Ema Gehring and Mr. Lee Dixon, kept private for a year, revealed by Mrs Dixon and Gehring family friends. Dixon, a consulting engineer in Kansas City, married Gehring in Kansas City during a hospital courtship period. Mrs. Dixon has long been a popular figure in Lawrence, with many friends.
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Kansas City
Thas Gehring
Dixon
Innsas City
Lawrence
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