Embree Tracks Prospective Kansas University Plan
Dr Embree discusses plans for a new university nucleus in Kansas comparing it with Lincoln. He notes strong local interest, favorable Topeka advantages, and statewide demand for practical, nonsectarian instruction. Meeting at First Methodist endorses inviting Embree to present publicly next Sunday. Corn Products dividend also announced.
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A 5
Embree
Methodine University
Mra. Chriman
Chrisman
Nital
Barsdas
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Tamton
Suan
Ik Aiiver Tate
Odin
AMC
First Methodist Church
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Supreme Court Endorses No Run of Statute Against Foreign Corporations
The Kansas Supreme Court ruled that foreign corporations cannot use the state statute of limitations. A damage suit against Metropolitan Street Railway of Kansas City was allowed to proceed because the company is not a Kansas corporation. The decision, seen as drastic, may prompt legislative changes to protect such entities and widen civil action windows for old claims.
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Kansas
Supreme Court
Sallie Walters
Metropolitan Street Hallway Company of
Kansas City
Kansas Corporation
Street Railway Company
Supreme Art
Justice Smith
Statute of Unitations
Ferentore Ft
Umita—ions
Supreme Colt
New Dodgeville Plan Faces Collapse in Herkimer County
In New York on December 18 Alfred Delge of Delgeville Herkimer county failed to secure backing for a proposed industrial center and town to be founded in southern Pasadena. The project, spearheaded by a powerful benefactor, aimed to create a new Dodgeville but collapsed amid financial difficulties.
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New York
Alfred Delge
Delgeville
Herkimer County
Mliay i Prunersome
Estar Ife O
Dodgeville
Pasadena
Wilson Book 18 Out for Sale Tomorrow Morning
The Harmon D. Wilson book The Troubles of a Worried Man will be turned over to booksellers tomorrow. Bids for book No 1 are being received and the highest bidder will win before Saturday night. Sealed bids go to J E House at Daily Capital office. Albert T Herd adds an original illustration.
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Harmon D. Wison
Eeterenare Atlan End Connestine
J. E. House
Daily Capital
Albert T. Herd
Kansas
Wilson
Ornery Boy
Timothy Tugburton
House
Reyes Descends Amid Loomis Speech Fallout
Washington reports gossip over Loomis remarks on Colombia and the Hay Herron treaty. General Reyes, diplomat, declines comment while preparing a response arguing Panama’s Colombian debt share. Moody orders a Caribbean Sea Battalion of Marines to Colon, Philadelphia assembled.
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Loomis
New York
Colombia
Heyes
Reyes
Tom
State Department
United States
Panama
Det
Department
Moody
George “F. Hiifott
Maine Corps
Caribbean Sea Battalion
Caribbean Sea Squadron
Colon
Philadelphia
Dixie
Growth of 2,000,000 dollar income for missionary society
Porton December 1 report from the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions shows a large income rise and expanded reach. US and Britain receipts rise over twenty thousand percent with 2236 stations, 16 018 missionaries, 10 251 native workers, 56 690 communicants, and 338 587 under instruction. The Hawaiian mission ends, the Philippines added, and Chinese missions gain members and native workers.
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Porton
American Board Commissioners For Foreign Missions
United States
Great Britain
Liz
Hawaiian Islands
Philippines
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Cold Toll Harsh on Thibet Expedition Forces
Calcutta reports a British expedition's march into Thibet via Jelep Pass to Rivchite and Chumbi valley faced severe transport problems. Frost hit 36 degrees, Indian troops endured while bullock transport suffered and an anthrax outbreak struck Nepales bullocks. The force included Indian troops, British artillerymen, a Norfolk regiment detachment, two 7 pounders and a machine gun.
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Calcutta
Thibet
Jelep Pass
Riv
Whisky costs and juvenile mischief in Emporia court
In Emporia on December 16 local justice court dealt with three youths who drank Santa Fe freight yard whisky costing $39.75 per pint, with a reported price tag of $29.75 a pint earlier. They paid a small fine plus costs totaling $12.26, all noted as a costy lesson for three reputably clean youths.
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Emporia
Kan
Sas
Justice Comics
Santa Fe
Sea Conditions Drying Up In St Petersburg Town
The sea of Axos is receding near Tag anrog with the bed visible for thousands of feet. High winds push sand over the shore and ships lie high and dry. Harbor work slows as factories cut activity due to the water shortage.
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St. Petersburg
Real Estate Transfers Listed In State Journal
Real estate transfers recorded include J Webb and husband to L Alsdore a parcel at 32-19-18. H C Campbell and husband to Second Presbyterian church for 2000 at the northwest corner of Jackson and arreete. B Rodgers and wife to pity for 250 covering pilots 407 to All Inclusive Sto a Bartholomew's add. L Jeffery to H Patterson for 25 at tote 24 and 26 Mission avenue Seabrook's add. Levi Ritter and wife to Wm L Bitter, Gene H Bowman and wife to Cc B Merriam He pilots 167-81-25 and 7 ons. W Corner of Railroad and Harrison streets Curtis E Bowman et al to same for 1. State Journal referenced.
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L. Alsdore
H.C. Campbell
Second Presbyterian Church
N. W
Jackson and
Arreete
B. Rodgers
Bartholomew's
L. Jeffery
H. Patterson
Seabrook’s
Levi Ritter
Wm. L
Damages Awarded in Whitecap Gang Case in Louisiana
The Louisiana supreme court raised damages in a case involving a whitecapping incident in Winn Parish. Victims Peter Warner Reuben Brown and Edward Warner were awarded 38,000 dollars each after the court found thirty Dodson citizens liable for assault while seeking information on incendiary fires. The district court had granted 50 dollars each, a sum the supreme court intensified.
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New York
Louisiana Supreme Court
Sup
Whitecippers
Lawless
Ienor Bat Bordon
Savagen
Mie
Aitecappl
Break in Gas Pipes Shuts Down Industry Across Several Cities
A break in pipelines near Warfield Kentucky has left Huntington West Virginia and nearby towns including Cattarbur g and Ashland Kentucky Ironton Ohio and smaller communities without natural gas. Factories large and small have closed and residents face harsh conditions with widespread suffering.
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W. Va
Cattlersburg
Ashland
Ironton
Warfield
Fix Prices Negotiations Reported by Scotch Steel Makers
In December 1é decision notes that United States Steel Corporation influence prompts Scotch steel makers to negotiate selling price agreements and wage scale amendments.
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United States Steel Corporation
Scotch Steel
Christmas Hates via Missouri Pacific Railway
Rate details include fare and one third to points within 200 miles and one fare plus 50 cents to points between 100 and 200 miles with a 60 cent minimum. Dates of sale December 24 28 and 21 January 1 good to return to January. Call Whitaker Wall's 14 Petey to see their offers.
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Missouri Pacific Railway
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