St. Joe Wants It To Play Thanksgiving Game
St. Joseph alumni and business leaders press for the Thanksgiving football game with the University. A committee says they will arrange rail fare reductions and a special train to bring St. Joseph supporters, while the board’s view remains undecided.
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Rev Morris Injured in Auto Accident
Rev Morris was knocked down by an automobile today and sustained bruises that will keep him home. The M C A reports twenty five new members enrolled since September 1. Carrie Morris of Oklahoma, a niece of Mrs C F Tripp, is in town to attend KU. Women Wanted at the Shirt Factory to Learn Shirt Making. Apply at Once. Wilder Bros. grocery ads and local services follow.
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Wright Sustains Serious Injuries In Fort Myer Flight
Washington reports reveal Orville Wright and Lieutenant Thomas Selfridge were injured when the Wright aircraft toppled during a two man flight at Fort Myer. Selfridge died at 8 10 pm. Wright, fracturing his skull base and ribs, is hospitalized but expected to recover.
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Cannon Speech in Topeka Highlights Tariff and Labor
In Topeka on September 18, Joseph G. Cannon, speaker of the House, framed the tariff as the campaign’s real issue and discussed its impact on farmers, machinists, and railroad workers. Kansas voters hear a focus on protection and wage effects amid the local workingman audience.
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Out on the Hills Astray at People's Summer Theater
Souvenir night features the Ca sing Stock company performing the melodrama Out on the Hills Astray with a mix of comedy. Prizes include a gold watch, pearl opera glasses or a purse, and silver spoons. An audience photo is planned as a flash event tonight. Doors open at 7:30 and curtain is 8:30.
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Lenses Matched at Gustafson's Auction
Slaver Buggies win public favor for easy riding. see Evans Metcalf Imp Co for new styles and offerings.
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Evans-Metcalf Imp. Co
Heat Sapped Fire at Swift Plant in St Joseph
In St Joseph Missouri forty men were overcome by heat and smoke as a blaze roared through the Swift packing plant basement in South St Joseph last night. Fire not controlled until six this morning with losses near sixty thousand dollars. Fire Chief Kane and plant general manager D W Waller among victims.
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First Chapel Big Room Crowded With Students At University
The university chapel was filled to capacity this morning for the first chapel of the school year. Capt. Hamilton of Topeka spoke on starting careers with force, praising alumni turnout and welcoming new students. Miss Marie Hubbell sang in Mrs Lyons’ absence, receiving warm applause as students noted the season’s strong spirit. Bryan in New York outlined steel trust politics and Republican ties, denying steel trust support for the ticket and promising disclosures before the election.
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Republican National Committee
No Peonage There Discharged In Missouri Case
United States Commissioner John M Nuchels released Belle Kays of Mt. Leonard Mo on peonage charges after a brief hearing. A colored Mrs Martha J Robertson claimed her niece Mary Kays was held as a slave but the alleged slave testified she was well cared for and denied coercion. Botkin to Speak Here A Democratic rally with governor candidate J D Botkin set for September 22 at the Airdome.
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Belle Kays
Mt. Leonard
Martha J. Robertson
Mary Kays
Do It Now Lyceum Tickets and Local Notices
Subscribers are urged to act immediately to obtain Lyceum course tickets as seats may sell out soon. Contact a city minister or U. & G. Plank. A faulty city notice warns drivers to obey state laws near officials and avoid cranky officers. An Ever Ready bottle is advertised as a cure for thirst and for keeping liquids hot or cold regardless of weather, amid references to dusty roads and new terrain.
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Mystery of Johnson County Attack Deepens in Kansas
In Olathe Kansas September 18 the Johnson mystery grows as farm idle days end and a posse questions two men seen near the Johnson home Monday night. Mrs Christine Johnson who was attacked in her barn remains unable to recall details while sheriff Steed conducts barn and yard inspections and questions neighbors.
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Foraker Answers Hearst Charges in Ohio and Kansas Tales
Cincinnati report says Senator Foraker admits early career as Standard Oil counsel but insists it had no bearing on federal matters or congressional actions. Also notes Speaker Cannon visiting Leavenworth, James Sherman speaking at Iowa fair, and unrelated local business notices on jewelry, postcards, a historic residence, and camera rentals.
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Taft and Bryan to attend Chicago banquet on October 7
Chicago September 18 Taft and Bryan will meet at the Chicago Association of Commerce banquet on October 7, with a possibility of an earlier meeting as Taft also accepts a Galesburg speech that day. Dixon of the Republican Speakers Bureau announced the plan amid schedule shifts.
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Preliminary Baldwin dirigible test at South St Joseph
The preliminary test of the Baldwin dirigible war balloon is planned for this afternoon at South St Joseph, contingent on Lieutenant Benjamin Foulaix of Fort Meyers correcting the machinery in time. Assistant Sergeant Edward Ward will aid. hydrogen plant trouble lingered but aims to be shipshape for the test. The atmosphere was favorable this morning.
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Wright May Recover From Aeroplane Crash
Wilbur Wright fights for life after a plane crash near Dayton Ohio. He suffers a badly broken leg and ribs but shows determination to recover. The wreckage was moved to a shed and a monument to Lieutenant Selfridge is planned. Friends say recovery will be slow with rebuilding the aircraft costing hundreds of dollars and time before further flights.
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Bates Seeks Return as State Horticultural Secretary
William H. Bates former secretary of the state horticultural society retired on a Shawnee county farm announces his candidacy for another term as secretary, challenging Walter Wellhouse who has led the society and organized fruit displays at the state house. Also mentions related political chatter and industry notes from New York and Oklahoma.
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Goggles Styles Missed In Gustafson's New Shipment
The article notes that the styles and shapes of goggles not included in Gustafson's latest stock are not worth mentioning, indicating a focus on the new items received rather than those omitted.
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Market report grain and livestock prices and notices
Grain and provisions market notes from ity dated Sept 18 show wheat receipts 237 ears with bids around 92 4 cents for September and December. Corn bids for Sept 58 0, Dec 59 5, No 2 yellow mixed and white prices listed. Hay values for Timothy around 9 950 to 10. Butter creamery at 23 cents. Cattle receipts 2,000 with native steers 4 50 to 7 40, cows and heifers 2 35 to 5 0, stockers 2 70 to 3 80, calves 4 50 to 6 25. Hogs receipts 6,000 with heavy 6 95 to 7 10, packers 6 70 to 7 03, pigs 6 50 to 7 00. Also notes the Equires Studio opening Monday and a nudge to try the Hiawatha Cafe and Black Seal cigars.
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