Saturday School for the Teachers at Nan Nus University
Dean Johnston announces a Saturday program inviting all teachers within traveling distance to join Nan Nus University’s education department. The plan allows active teachers to study while working, with the department to be sustained as an additive school. Several teachers from the eastern part of the county are expected to attend, aiming to benefit both current educators and regular students.
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Adirtie
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Lawrence
Rushed Frashi Ban Ties To Southwestern College
Winfield Kansas September notices a ban on rushing at Southwestern College amid strong literary society spirit. The Student Council enacted a rule barring rushing for the first weeks of school, delaying revelations of society merits and student achievements.
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Telegrahig Brevities From the Standard Oil Affair
A string of brief items from U S oil and industry circles, including standard oil testing verdicts, a Baltimore suicide claim involving George C Morrison president of Title Gas Co, and a murder report in Portland Ore. Other snippets note a Canadian American officials’ highway expedition near Newton Kansas and Osage land lease dates set for November 2 at the Osage agency Oklahoma, with bids opening for 100000 acres and up to 300000 acres under lease.
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Nak Teast Co
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Horse sickness cases rise in Nas county and Seele farm
Two more horse sickness cases were reported this morning to the Journal-World. Que Wat Pred Seele farm near Nas 6 school Holice shows distress but Brown treats the Seele horse, which recovers after he stays with it overnight. The Fineher horse treated by Brown fully recovers and Seele seems near recovery. Brown is encouraged his method works and expects a reward after spraying out the area. The Loch lore horse improved significantly this afternoon and walked, possibly offering a smile.
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Journal-World
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Only the Ball Games at Woodland Park Picnic
A planned Woodland Park picnic collapsed due to low attendance. The lone event kept on the program was the baseball game between Latempton and Lore Star. The winner was to play a Twilight League pick team in Jenwdner.
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New Charges Against Flack Inans Ww Abilen naw ha
Fragmentary report indicates new charges against Flack in Abilene linked to a shorting of funds. The article notes alleged hawk sales and a bank deposit scheme, with names including S.A. Wardell and Mitek mentioned in a legal context.
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Built Summer Home Prof Dykstra Enjoyed Vacation Descriptions
Prof. A. Dykstra reportedly had a great time during a summer break, detailing extended leisure away from the university. The article notes his plans to resume teaching after a period of rest, with mentions of domestic improvements and private lodgings during the stay.
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Roosevelt invited to speak at Kansas university visit
An invitation from Chane velluy Strom requests U S Roosevelt stop and talk to students in Kansas next Saturday. The plan includes a speech on the fill while he is in Kansas and a potential visit to the University of Kansas with Chancellor Strong and University officials hoping to persuade him to extend the trip. Also notes Sam Gind, a delivery boy, sprained his ankle yesterday while on route, likely sidelining him several days. A marriage license was issued to Albert Lindsay of Lincoln Illinois and Mollie Vile of Compton.
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Fin Allen White
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Charles Thuriam
Albert
Lindsay
Lincoln
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Compton
Federal officer to be executed in Mexico amid siege
Mexican rebels and federal forces clash around El Tigre as General Sajines vows to execute the officer responsible for delaying reinforcements. The Tigre Mining Company offers rewards for recovering stolen gold and a United States pursuit rumors loom as family members await word on captives and fate.
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Pehel
United States
Making Big Success Goon At Lawrence Confectionery Stores
Allendorph, long tied to the Palace at Sweets, now controls several confectionery outlets in Lawrence including two in Massienticetts streets. He praises his own patriotism and aims to establish first class production while facing financial and social scrutiny from Grecian World circles.
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Bowen
Loot on Memphis Special Mail Car Reported
Memphis officials say a Southern Railway Memphis Special mail car was looted by two men near Chattanooga Tennessee. The robbers bearded the train and held pistols while clerks were struck and mail taken. Fearing a large haul, officials denied the post office claims of a multi thousand dollar loss. In unrelated items, Fred Albro faced city court for drunkenness and Tom Sullins paid a fine for the same offense.
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Neser Sietenson
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Cobhers
Fred Albro
Tom Sullins
Forage Poisoning Suspected in Kansas Horse Plague
University of Kansas experts report laboratory tests in Ness City linking the horse disease to forage poisoning rather than meningitis. Researchers note similarities to brain and nerve ailments but find no meningitis evidence after spinal fluid tests. The Ness City lab, led by Vet. Tintern and staff, continues work to confirm the cause and seek treatment options.
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Sherwin
The Gap Arrives at Lawrence Trophy Event
The Lawrence group secured a trophy amid a tense moment as officers and command staff praised the disciplined company. Captain Aber and Captain Whitke led the unit during the deployment with the company noting strong, orderly conduct and high morale.
Jay Bond Plans Freshmen Focus For Kansas University
Jay Bond, Kansas University athlete and coach, spoke at a meeting this afternoon about dedicating the coming season to developing freshmen. He indicated he must balance time between testing new players and giving the freshmen substantial play, aiming to have a strong first-year squad ready for varsity competition next season.
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Cardinal Gibbons Invited to Address KU Students
Cardinal Gibbons of Baltimore has been invited to address University of Kansas students. Victor Murdock of Wichita will open the year with the first chapel address Friday morning. The cardinal’s visit may be arranged for Saturday or Monday, with routes passing through Lawrence on their way to Wichita.
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Jayhawkers to Start Football Practice Tomorrow Afternoon
Kansas Jayhawks begin the season with first practice tomorrow on McCookfield. Coaches Mosse and Brank will organize a squad to compete in the Missouri Valley. Most players are already equipped and a strong squad is expected for the start of the season.
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Mosse A Sprinter Mossey Returns After Coaching Claim
Mossey athlete and former sprinter Arthur St Leger Mossey is described as more of a coach now after accepting the role of assistant coach yesterday. Frank led the field in the 100 yard dash, with Cogel Hamilton noted in the race lineup and other competitors mentioned in the rounded report.
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Laas Frank
Serum treatment and herd vaccination discussion
A letter from Fred Laptad of Tauchener Kansas discusses serum treatment and vaccination for cattle diseases. He argues vaccination is preventive, not curative, and advises vaccinating herds before symptoms appear to protect healthy stock. He likens ignoring vaccination to leaving a stable door half open, risking outbreak as disease spreads.
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Remarkable 74-Year-Old Student Plans University Study
Will iam Augustine Munson, Sr., of Mound City Kansas, a Wesleyan and Yale graduate, will enroll next week at Kant University in its extension division. At 74 he seeks lifelong learning, hoping to stay active and sharpen the mind through correspondence study amid the many new high school graduates aiming for admission.
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First Day Fall Registration At Kansas University
Four hundred and twenty one students enrolled on the opening day of fall registration at Kansas University. Authorities note this loose figure compared with expected totals and anticipate final numbers near one thousand by evening. The main registration rush and official sale open tomorrow morning though classes start Monday.
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Republican League Meeting Reports at Court House
The Douglas County Republican League will meet tonight at the court house. The main business is the resolutions committee report from last week. Concert postponed due to the farmers' meeting at Woodland Park and Lone Stay.
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Lawrence Cars to Topeka Weather Forecast Influence Travel
Weather conditions are favorable and roads better. It is probable many Lawrence auto owners will drive to Topeka next Sunday to help host the road event. Topeka invites neighboring cities to visit that day. A parade is planned for the afternoon with volunteers to assist.
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Plan to Mark Roads In Lawrence by Bell Company
The Commercial Club considers a plan by The Bell Company to mark roads using poles and a stone to indicate distance and direction to Law Lawrence. A favorable push exists to label all roads toward Lawrence, with possible adoption by the Douglas County Automobile Club amid road-readiness interest from biker groups.
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Douglas County Fair prep week at the fair grounds
Preparations for the Douglas County Fair are well underway at Woodland Park. Carpenters, grounds crews, and workers are readying buildings, displays, and tents for an expanded program. The big theater will house agricultural and horticultural exhibits, with a potential overflow tent and a focus on fine arts and domestic science. Cattle displays are expected to attract breeders, and a notable speed program includes a county fair speed unit event with purses and prizes. Local businesses plan extensive displays during fair week.
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