Youth Denies Charges Tied to Kansas Forgery Ring
Hoy Adams partner under investigation in Lawrence forgeries. Jurors accuse Hinshaw and Henderson alias Roy Adams of elaborate schemes across four states. Hinshaw charged with aiding in passing a forged note and in cashing checks for Edw Parsons and E Brown. Henderson previously suspected in two Lawrence incidents, including a fake bank account and cash withdrawals. Both deny wrongdoing as investigators follow a trail through Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska, and Oklahoma.
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Professor Dyehe and Political Strife Over Hatchery
The Journal-World notes a clash fueled by job temptations affecting Prof. Dyehe a lifelong Democrat. Republicans demand Dyehe’s ouster while Gov b resists breaking with Topeka, praising the hatchery as the nation’s best. Dyehe, though frequently absent, continues his official state duties amid heightened tensions.
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Ulster Volunteers Review Draws Thousands in Belfast
Sir Edward Carson led a parade of about 11,000 Ulster volunteers in Belfast on September 27. They were armed with dummy rifles as real arms are restricted by British law.
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Freshmen Cap Question Heats University Board Debate
University of Missouri freshmen cap issue remains undecided after a Board of Administration session with Student Council representatives. President Hackney said University Council sets Student Council powers weekly, with no change in sight. Leslie Dodd declined to reveal council attendees awaiting Council action. No update on the arranging game with Missouri University or related quarter details. The board continued the meeting in the afternoon and planned to attend the joint YMG ALY WLC gathering in Lawrence.
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Two Mexicans Charged With Shoplifting at Local Stores
Police arrested Miguel Rodreguez and Ratata Reva after a shoplifting spree at the Innes store and the Fair. About $20 worth of silk goods and kimonos were taken, with one man distracting clerks while the other browsed. Hinshaw, linked to Winfield ties, faced arraignment and bond set at 1600 as prosecutors review the case.
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Progressives at Rochester Conference Name Nominees
Progressive leaders including Colonel Roosevelt meet in Rochester NuV for the state party conference to name candidates for chief indgee and associate judge of the State court of appeals and to plan the party's future in the state. About 500 delegates attend. Roosevelt warns the fall state election must check Tammany Hall's power and praises reform actions against corruption.
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Battle with Deputies Sparks Miner Riot After Wounding
In Sept 27 report, John aan, a miner, was arrested after deputies wounded during the murder of two musicians Sunday. The incident followed a wage dispute that triggered a race war between American and foreign miners, prompting militia to restore order. Varzan signed a confession implicating three others, two of whom were arrested. Fearing a mob, the sheriff deputized fifty more deputies.
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Robbery Strikes Busy Wholesale District in Kansas City
In Kansas City on September 27 two well dressed men held up F Waller, manager of Boss Glove Lane company, at eight o clock in the morning at the curb outside a doorway. They forced him to surrender $180 from his hands and fled in a waiting automobile. Police could not arrest them as they vanished into traffic.
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University to form a department of child welfare
Edward T. Hackney announces the university board will establish a department of child welfare under the extension division. Professor McKeever of Kansas State Agricultural College will head the unit, splitting time between welfare work and writing and lecturing. Professor Halton to cover Manhattan duties as McKeever departs January first to study and travel.
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Douglas County Day Crowds Shine at Local Fair
Douglas County Day drew the best crowds of the fair with large attendance from rural and city residents. Races, a carnival, and Park Amusement attractions drew strong profits. total weekly receipts reached 2,115.35, though last year’s figure was higher at 2,167.89.
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Football season opens with major colleges at kickoff
New York on September 27 marks the football season start. Harvard Princeton and Pennsylvania face early tests with Cornell and Princeton meeting Rutgers while Yale, Penn and Harvard have lighter schedules against Holy Cross Gettysburg and Maine. In the Big Nine Chicago opens with Minnesota and Indiana in first games as veteran teams expected to contend. A separate note from Lawrence mentions a fire at the Jolnsort restaurant under investigation with no clear cause found.
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Record Flight Speeds Mark New World Marks
A French aviator Emile Vedrines set a new world speed record of 118 miles per hour over a measured course, surpassing previous marks. Maurice Prevost previously held the cold air speed record at 141.5 miles per hour, with the Paris event dated for April 17.
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Marriage Licenses Issued In Lawrence County
John Cottrhan and Anna M. Carter, both of Lawrence, obtained marriage licenses. Also listed arejurisdictional details for Ioaned and Larrrenge Cleveland and a party nicknamed Prank JP Break, pending verification.
Church to show motion pictures in Sunday services
The First Christian church plans to install a motion picture projector for Sunday lessons and sermon illustrations. A twenty minute educational reel will accompany the sermon each week, with a permanent setup behind the pulpit and a booth in the gallery. Rev Me Farland defends the change as a tool for spiritual and educational uplift.
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Runaway Horse Collides With New Jersey Street Car
A runaway horse and buggy collided with a street car at Hancock and New Jersey streets last night, narrowly avoiding serious injuries. The buggy occupants were thrown clear but stood, then chased the horse as it dragged the buggy southward, after which the horse struck a street car shaft and vanished from view.
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Garrison loses habeas case in Albany and El Dorado murder noted
Reported in Albany on Sept 27 Supreme Court Justice Cochrane denied Garrison a writ of habeas corpus and ordered him held in custody awaiting assembly action. Secretary Loz Sulzer witness Chester Platte called to testify in the governor’s alleged use of political influence for county social improvements. In Los Angeles a murder mystery ends with the death of Mrs Rebecca P. L. Gay found in her religious health office, body damaged and hidden behind religious papers.
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Thievery at U S Mint in San Francisco
Washington Sept 27 treasury officials confirm thefts from the San Francisco mint’s coin stock. Only seven dollars missing so far, but official count shows vast sums in silver gold and other denominations. director George E Roberto calls it petty pilfering and a scheme.
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Hand of Destiny prompts cooperative push at fair exhibit
The Hand of Destiny issue draws action from Mercer Jones and others as Lawrence-Today and Yesterday nears. An exhibit in the Fine Arts Building at the Douglas County Fair by the Journal-World inspires many to order copies and partner in promotions. Lee Bryant of Lee's College Inn pledges support and buyers like Junive Underweind and C. E. Sutton place orders, boosting anticipated circulation and advertiser interest.
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Ship Wrecked but Crew Reaches Safe Harbor Near Nome
Alaska and the crew of the schooner Was, wrecked for days in the Behring Sea, are safe at St. Michael, 108 miles from Nome. A filer’s report to the revenue cutter headquarters notes the Wasp is leeward and the Mireleaf report provides no further details.
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Election Postponed At University Cheer Leader Selection
The university postponed the cheerleader election until next Tuesday at noon. A student rally is planned on the hill, while attendance at the session last night was too small to conduct the election.
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Professor Dyche Responds to Arcusers Charges in Kansas
Prof. L L Dyche state fish and game warden denies charges of neglect and misuse of funds, calls the story a fabrication. He asserts the legislature set no ban and that the Fish and Game Department operates under Regents and the governor with approved contracts and expenditures.
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