K U Athletic Election Sparks Campus Drama
In Lawrence Kansas the KU student body staged an exciting election for the board of directors of the Athletic association. Two rival tickets, one faculty backed, produced a split result with three members on the faculty side and four on the rival slate. The contest culminated after late counting, highlighting a tense campus political clash.
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Vietorious Lawrence
Bunses University
Berh
Bart
Beta Teket
Hector Cowan
E. Steinberger
Lawrence Chamberlain
James Kelsey
Warren Pope
Clyde Wilson
H. Maxwell
Irving Hill
J. P. Cheadie
J. B. Cracraft
Hugh Meanue
Association
Populist State Ticket Filed On Topeka Ballot
The Initiative and Referendum league filed its state ticket with the secretary of state. W. H. Bennington, Asa Bunn, and C H Black lead the slate, including Cyrus Connie for governor and Fred Anthony for secretary of state. The ticket, called The Populist State Ticket, aims to draw about 5,000 votes and opens campaigning in Topeka next week. Local reaction from Annie L Diggs suggests voters tire of the current campaign tactics.
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Initiative and Referendum League
W. H. Bennington
Asa Bunn
C H. Black
Fallowe
Topeka
Cyrus Connie Topeka
M. A. Pratt
Wichita
Neutentant
Alex Young
Pittsburg
HA. White
Augusta
Eral
T. Cherry
Parsons
Fred Anthony
Leavenworth
Etta Semple
Ottawa
W. 8. Bennington
White
Atlorney General
People’s
Baljou
Ben Henderson
Henderson
Feld
Breidenthal
Jorena
Gaines
Annie L Diggs
Pete Kline
Riley's New Book Armazindy Termed in Affects of Travel
Whitcomb Riley and Dr Hays spent weeks in Tennessee and North Carolina reporting hospitable mountain people who address strangers as Bud and who cling to unwritten laws. Riley plans to return to Indianapolis to publish Armazindy a dialect tale. Also notes victims of a Florida hurricane wreck washed ashore with many more corpses expected and a denial of criminal prosecutions against Pete Kline Nels Acers and J F Lega by Attorney General Little.
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Araiaindy
IpiaNaPonis
Ind
James Whitcomb Riley
Hays
Tennessee
North Carolina
Bud
Mountaineers
Indianapolis
Fla
Key Weet
Ifty
Ker West
Little
Kiine
Legate
Pete Kline
Nels Acers
J. F. Lega
Refused Complaint In Assault Case Involving Stranded Stranger
A disfigured, cautioned man lacking a name accused a man named Gaton of assault, but County Attorney Safford refused to file without witnesses. The incident followed the stranger claiming drunkenness at eight and multiple blows with a neck yoke. Robert H. Fleming Dena, a longtime rail and transportation figure, died today in Prescott.
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Robert H. Fleming
Carcaco
Rock Jood
Chicago
Milwaukee & St Paul
West
Prescott & Co
West Eighth Street
D. Holmes
Nebraska Secretary Rejects Bolters Ticket in Democratic Contest
Brecons Oct 4 Secretary of State Allen ruled in the Democratic ticket contest that the bolters’ slate cannot be listed on the official ballot. The decision cites a single call for a Democratic convention and states no legally regular bolters’ convention existed. Ex-State Chairman Martin’s protest will be heard Monday with possible court appeal. Judge Shilling noted administration support and the fusion convention call and proceedings.
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Nebraska of State
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Brecons
Allen
Martin
Settler Goless
Shilling
Administration
Sudh
Blakely Taylor Case Heads to November Term
Judge Crozier of Leavenworth sought a supreme court writ to block Joseph Blakely from taking the Leavenworth county treasurer’s office. The court refused the writ but advanced the appeal. The dispute centers on the Australian ballot law and whether a voter’s mark at any non square location can be counted. A tie between Blakely and Democrat John F. Taylor led to a series of rulings before Taylor ultimately won. Blakely was set to assume office next Tuesday as treasurer.
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Supreme Court
Superwdens
Crozier
Leavenworth
Joseph Blakeley
Hlakely
John F. Taylor
Taylor
Groweh
Blakely
Upoon
District Court
W. Gifoop
Lo Baker
W. A. Porter
Robert Crozier
Thomas P. Fenlon
J. H. Awwouod
L. B
E. Wheat
Editor Slaps Politician in Denver Street Altercation
Denver Oct. 4 Joseph Williams chairman of the Republican county committee armed with a heavy club confronted Wort Stapleton managing editor of the Republican on the street. Williams allegedly struck at Stapleton, who resisted and held his arm until a police officer arrived to arrest Williams on a charge of creating a disturbance.
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Denver
Edpleton
Curtis-Sam i of Pozen company members recount alleged misconduct
Six of the M. B Curtis Sami theatrical company left Pozen claiming grievances against star M. B Curtis. They accuse unkind actions, naming Ben Stern, Al Deltwyn, William Weaver, W C Le Tort, Esther Moore and others as part of their grievances.
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M. HB. Curtis Company
New York
M. B Curtis
Sami
Posen
Ben Stern
al Deltwyn
William Weaver
W.C. le Tort
Esther Moore
Freight wreck near Maithfield claims three lives
A Frisco freight train left the track at Maithfield Missouri at 1:15 this morning. The engine and twelve cars derailed. Fireman Mike Ketchum and two others from Monett were killed. No additional injuries reported.
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Maithfield
Neopusaa
Kaus
Uf & Frisco
Mnithfield
Mike Ketchum
Mat
Hrokemay
Monett
Local notes on police chief election and city appointments
Pr. Coldren returns from St Louis. Ason born to Mr and Mrs Geo H McCollister at 4 East Eighth. Lenape freight wreck east of Lawrence delays Union Pacific trains. Chief Lidsey elected president of the Association of Kansug Chiefs of Police and City Marshals while in Wichita. Haitie Holman named assistant to city clerk, daughter of Charles L Hulman of 1141 Lincoln. Levi Willey, found in poor condition on Kansas avenue, to be declared insane and sent to asylum. J P Ramseyer of Newton plans to move family and open a millinery and ladies furnishing goods house. Battery B adds Byron W Wire, W Long, Jasper N Watkins, George W Brooks, Percy M Crail, Arthur C Van Cleave, Or E Hungate, J David French. W E Sterne, M Gardenhire and John M Wilkerson seek stay of Sullivan eviction proceedings.
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St Louis
Ason
Geo. H. McCollister
East Eighth Street
Lenape
Lawrence
Union Pacife
Chief Lidsey
Wichita
Association of Kansug Chiefs of Police
Misa Haitie
Holman
Charles L. Hulman
Lincoln Street
Levi Willey
Kansas Avenue
Adjad
J. P. Ramseyer
Newton
Karn
The
National
Byron W. Wire
W. Long
Jasper N. Watkins
George W. Brooks
Percy M. Crail
Arthur C van Cleave
Or E Hungate
J. David French
Plot to Kill the Sultan by Two Turks
Marseille dispatch reports a September plot to attack the Turkish sultan. Two Turks aboard the Messager maritime steamer Djemman at Alonica carried bomb-making materials and dynamite. They were arrested and handed to authorities.
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Hin Pants
Journal Today
Marssilles
Turkey
Djemman
Alonica
Deering Harvester Declares Open Hostility to Cordage Trust
In New York on October 4, the Deering Harvester Company announced open hostilities with the Cordage Trust. The move shocks the cordage trade, signaling Deering’s intent to become the trust’s most aggressive player in the binding twine market and puts long standing tensions into action.
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Deering Harvester Company
New Yonk
Cordage Trust
Deering Company
Last Band Concert at Hall in Marshall Tomorrow Evening
The final Marshall band concert is set for tomorrow evening at Capitol Square. Admission is free with a program featuring Corcoran Cadets, Zampa overtures, Golden Love, Darkies Dream, La Serenata, Liberty Bell March, From Twilight, Reve Après La Pointe, Evening Bells, Dominant, and more. Also includes a cured pile remedy ad from Rudy in Lancaster and local availability in Topeka.
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Capitolsquare
Corcoran Cadets
Sousa & Overturs
Zampa
Herald
Darkies Drea
Casey Rudy
Martin Rudy
Lancaster
Deuggista
Topeka
W. RB. Kennedy
Fourth
Kansas Avenue
Wheat and Hog Market Movements From Oct 4 Reports
Wheat opened higher amid war scare and Liverpool prices with mixed early gains and later slight declines. Corn light receipts with outside buying. oats and rye also listed with varied shifts. Pork and lard futures weak to mixed, hogs receipts strong while market steady to dull. cattle and hay prices noted with regional variations.
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Associated Press
Chcaco
Liverpool
Sfige
W2NTED A i to do chores and work yes Sr a 0 per month
A fragmented notice seeks a worker to perform chores for payment of a small monthly sum. The readable text mentions address with reference A.B. Us and implies an in person inquiry. Details are incomplete and service type unclear.
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A.B. Us
Excursion Announcement From Rock Island
An erratic notice offers rail excursion plans to historic Mississippi and Louisiana areas with low fares. It mentions a one fare to St Louis and return options, including a $29 round trip to Oct fairs, and specifics on sale dates and city fairs. The fragmented text lists prices like $9.50 and $4.62 for certain legs and notes limited return windows.
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Weil
Banca
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St Louis
Atu
Hill to Decide Soul in New York Senate Race
Garver predicts victory in the November elections and says he would back a judge at the head of the state. An Associated Press reporter notes the ambitious plans and the home district focus as the candidate reflects on the result and his future moves.
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Altay York
Park
Judee
Amile Sud
Mater
Ulibe
Suit for 36000 seeks recovery against Kansas bank and others
Ady, Peters and Nicholson sue the Kansas National Bank of Ika and executors over a mistranslated investment loan deal. The suit claims 6000 gained by alleged deceit, with stock and trust holdings involved. Separate items mention cattle theft arrests and a classroom anecdote, plus local business notices.
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Peters & Nicholwor
Jae Deus
Peters & Nicholson
Kansas Natiounal
I Ka
Aalaty Ick Wood
J. P. Gauge
Jules
Vy Cult Court
McKelvey
Harry Nyder
Silver Lake
Henry Takemire
Leary
Juatteafry
Mneiuwender
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