Disease suspected as horses die in Kansas Nebraskas
Report from Douglas County Kansas and nearby areas notes two horses owned by Whitelaw a farmer east of Lawrence died this week with sudden illness. Dr McClelland reports similar symptoms in western counties and investigators seek causes while urging farmers to separate grazing and feed. Rumors of deaths near Penny and Willamstown prompt inquiries as authorities inspect a mysteri ous disease across counties.
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Kansas
Nebraskas
Douglas
Bellanda
Toli
McClehland
Penny
Jeerson County
Willamstown
Local Prize Winners at State Fair Honored
Al Smith's mules won blue ribbons at the state fair Toneka. The exhibit at Tait grounds in Lawrences Kan drew attention with top horse stock and notable Tennessee prize winners like Big Bill and Tennessee Starlight Jr. Smith, a leading figure, aims to elevate Kansas to Missouri’s level through quality breeding and sales.
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al Smith
Toneka
Slate Tait
Mammoth Jeks
Jens Nelts
AU Eo Smithy
Lawrence
Kan
Big Bill
Murfreesboro
Tenn
Tennessee Starlight, Jr
Indian Commissioner Valetine Detained for Liquor Allegation
Disputed report claims Indian Commissioner Valentine drank liquor with Tim during a visit to an Oklahoma Indian Reservation. The Justice Department will review the allegation after initial investigations. Separate Denver returns show Democrats nominating candidates for governor and Senate, while a New York delay motion seeks to postpone Lieutenant Becker’s trial.
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Mat Robert Tt Valentine
Tim
Oklahoma
Department of Justice
Valentine
Harasthe
Washington
Becker
New York
Jupiter Plevius Missed A Chance To Break Weather Spell
The report describes four quarters of an inch rainfall expected to soak the parched earth but the weather system shifted. Clouds offered limited relief before midnight, the sun returned midmorning, and the thermometer rose. Rainfall official figure is 0.25 inches.
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Jupiter Plevius
Mometer
Barley Convicted in Police Court. Appeals to District Court
Barley was convicted in the city police court this morning. Judge Benson imposed a $100 fine and costs and 30 days in the city jail. An appeal was taken to the district court where the case will be reheard in November. Barley gave an appeal bond of $200.
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Lawrence
Barley
Benson
Church Meeting Plans Plan To Restore Harmony
A congregational gathering tonight will discuss a plan to end church factionalism and restore order. A three minister committee will study church affairs and propose actions with both sides represented to seek peace and unity.
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Will
Wethar
Unarmen
Harmon Fett
Lawrence
Cll
Milton
Confederate Veteran Dead In Sulphur Springs
Brigadier General W. W. Gore, a longtime leader of the Volunteers of the Spanish American War and Confederate veteran, died today in Sulphur Springs West Virginia. Dial was arraigned before Justice J B Wilson this morning charged with treason against meat. Trial set for Monday September 16 at 0 d m. Bail fixed at 600 dollars. Dial remains at large.
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W. W. Goredons
Volunteers
Sulplur Springs
West van
Rojas Demands Surrender of Agua Prieta Rebels Seize Ojinaga
Rebel leader Col Antonio Rojas formally demands Agua Prieta surrender within 24 hours and threatens attack with 200 federals and 1000 rebels. American John Scott carried the demand. 900 armed rebels reported. Federal commander halts searchers, 200 federal and 400 Yaqui defenders planned for Agua Prieta. Ojinaga garrison surrenders to rebels. wireless station planned. US troops move to protect Americans. border activity and bridge threats rise.
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Agua Prieta
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Rojas
Sneha
Quitties
Walter . Douglas
Leatitys Douglas
Washington
Mexico
Hardy Webbe
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New Me
Hevelutin
Torres
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Mex- Tech
el Paso
Americas
Seluryler
Bort Muaehnen
Arizanal
Southern Pacific Railway
Chom Selhern
Aang Prieta
Walte Douglas
Haan Cate
Peairs Resigns From Yo M.C. Executive Board
Mr. Peairs tendered his resignation as a member of the Yo M.C. executive board yesterday after many years of valued service. Dr. W. Al McConiel was elected to fill the vacancy. At the gala meeting the class schedule was approved and dormitory rules adopted.
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Yo M.C
Tre
Peairs
W. AL Mc@oniel
Galle
Street Car Strike Ties Up Joplin Pittsburo Lines
Pittsburgh and surrounding counties face street car disruption as the Joplin and Pittsburgh company strike continues. Executives refuse to confer with workers, affecting thousands of commuters and city transit services.
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Pittsburo
Ans
Joplin and Pittsburo Company
Cherokee
Crawford Counties
Big Racers May Come to the Fair
A Kansas City man offers four big racers for the fair if the fair association posts a 200 purse for Friday revs and shares late Saturday receipts. Babb and Morris of the Automobile club will discuss with the fair committee after their morning trip to Kansas City. Plans include rating local machines, an auto parade, and merchants offering prizes for decorated cars. Owners urged to prepare bright displays and friendly competition.
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Kansas City
Fir - Association
Mr. Babb
Fred Morris
Automobile Club
Thorpe Return After 125 Mile East Walk
Merle Thorpe head of the journalism department at the university, traveled 125 miles from Montreal through the White Mountains with his wife, walking days spanning up to 23 miles. He gained 16 pounds, praising scenery and endurance while noting political commentary on Republican and Democrat tactics in 1893.
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Lana
Ong
Merle‘Thorpe
University
Les
Lawrence
Thorpe
Wilson
Delegates topeka auto meeting and parade planned
The delegates and alternates for a Topeka automobile association meeting include Morris, Spalding, McQuary, Manley, Jorden, Perkins, and Dejeney. A large automobile parade Friday is expected with about 1 save Rouen as many machines. a prize is offered for the best display from any town.
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Topeka
Red Morris
Spalding
He McQuary Amit
Deb Manley
Lie
Jeooty Jorden
Otis Perkins
John Dejeney
Rouen
Tuig ix
Employment Bureau at the Y M C A Seeks Student Helpers
A notice invites students to assist with studies and employment through the Y M C A. It notes that students are generally eager and honest workers and asks those who run rooming houses to list their properties with the Y. A few days’ lead time is requested before help is needed.
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Te YA C. Ae
Shower of Sparks Threatens Property Night Fire
A shower of sparks from a volunteer fire stove caused a small blaze at the Guenther building last night. Police and firemen contained the incident before damage occurred. repair work is underway and investigators note the crew forgot to extinguish the fire.
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Ckis fFow Actvipor
Guenther Bi
University to Furnish Expert in Western Kansas Horse Plague
Governor Stubbs asked Chancellor Strong to assign Prof. Hunter to investigate the mysterious horse plague sweeping western Kansas. Prof. Turner will test the fungus theory blamed on mold on pasture grass and seek remedies, with Hunter reporting from Lawrence. Local officials have mobilized experts but the losses persist.
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Frank Strong
Kansas
University Today
Stubbs
Ant
J. Shunter
Department of Entomo
Hunter
Armeans
Turner
Thinter
Strong
Unitec
Ile State
Lawrence
Kansas University
Fhunter
Colonel Rans Itinerary Democrats Campaign Tour Across State
In a district wide plan Colonel Theodore Rans announces a 10 o clock Saturday schedule for September 21. He tours Second District towns including Lewns, Tatonel Heroes Kansas, Baldwin, Olathe, Fork, Seat, Dhoda, Chante, and returns to Abd. He speaks in multiple cities and meets with local committees and residents along the route.
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Theodore Rans
Lee
Kansas
Sthater
Elis
Baldwin
Awa
al Olathe
Dhoda
Dala
Thin
Hal
Channte
Abd Dou
Allen White
Priseas
Cheraker
Willshires
San Las
Water utility notes improving response to cooperation request
Frank Siuer of the Water Company says public response to water cooperation requests has been generally good, though some regions still show sprinkling. The railroad will maintain its own water supply during peak hours to ease demand, with Union remaining the largest consumer of water.
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Frank Siuer
World
Tuether
Min Pacitie
Sven
Tater Byers Freeh story in Lee October issue
A story by Leonario Stones, pen name of a Kansas University writer, portrays a freshman’s impression on arriving at the university. It appears in the New Story Macavine magazine, under the title Tater Byers Freeh Gian, with local color and scenes resembling the admit mater. Miss Nora Cuan of Wichita is expected to attend the university tomorrow.
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Lee
Macavine
Tater Byers
Freeh
Gian
Ltiy
K. U
Shortwrass Couitry
Leonario Stones
Handsome displays set for Douglas county fair exhibits
The Douglas county fair will feature agricultural and fine arts displays with dedicated pavilions. The dancing pavilion will showcase musical instruments and dry goods items. Bell Brothers and Pierce Music Company will use stages in the respective buildings. Haskell Institute will have a large exhibit, with Indian schools displaying manual training, woodwork, printing, domestic science and more. O Bowman urges merchants to reserve space soon as opening day approaches.
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Douglas County
Bell Brothers
Pierce Music Company
Haskell
Tute
O. Bowman
The
Fair Association
Farmers Arrangements For Farmers ICAI Event At Woodland Park
City officials and union leaders outline a two ball game and a dance night at Woodland Park with music by Lone Star Band and Glee Club. Mayor Bishop delivers welcome, Manwaring and Lansdon give addresses on union aims and financing farms. Activities include a livestock parade, farm races, and a dance in the pavilion with cold water and horse tying facilities.
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Lone Star Band
Hag
Bishop
Manwaring
Lanndon
Salina
Henry Alrach
Lone Star
Lawrence
Anotier
Florence
Woodland Park
Vlane
Vorder
Sonyge
Ly Victory
Ee Club
Mes
Marenre Martin
FL M. Testerman
Welcoume—Mayer Bish Vy
Trosi
EL Manwaring
Loewe Starhand
Kansas Grat Wins at State Fair Trot
Kansas Grat owned by Watt Din wire walked off with second money in the three year old trot at the state fair in Topeka yesterday. The purse was 500 dollars. Major Bellpepper owned by Mr. Gorham will race today.
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Kansas
Watt Din Wire
Topeka
Gorham
Dr McClung Leaves for East to Head Penn Zoology
Dr McClung, long a leading figure at Kansas University, accepts a chair of Zoology at the University of Pennsylvania. He departs this Friday as Penn completes a new department building and promises broader opportunities. He expresses regret at leaving KU but cites superior prospects and resources at the eastern institution. The concert program at Tral Park precedes the news. Miss Cora Emma Grover dies at 2 AM near Neosho Falls after heart trouble. funeral set for 10 AM at home. burial on the farm, with family members noted.
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C. E. McClung
Pennsylvania University
Lawrence
Kansas University
McClung
University of Pennsylvania
Department of
Zoology
Kansas
Pennsylvania Iinalitetionn
Raouch Oreater
Tysremain
K. U
Grover
Cora Emma
Iover
Sixty Indicted in Denver Vice Crusade Probe
Sixty indicted by the grand jury in Denver include Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph figures W B Fields and fire and police board officials Chief Felix Nett and A A Blakeley. Indictments tie into a vice crackdown as city leaders face action amid ongoing labor unrest in Duluth where strikers clash with management.
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Denver
Yleatly
Burnish
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph 6
W.B. Fields
Jot Pol Felix Q.nett
A. A. Blakeley
Committee To Meet Outline Campaign Plans Saturday
Chairman Hall of the Republican committee will hold a meeting this Saturday to outline campaign plans. Royal candidates have been invited to attend the session at county central committee offices and are expected to participate.
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Hall
Soi
Onimitt
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