Indian is Major Leaester BOT SPRINGS
Indian is a Pawnee player nicknamed Yellow Horse likely to join the Pirates this season. He previously played for the Little Rock team in the Southern League, winning 21 games and 7 losses in his first pro year, helping Little Rock cap the pennant. He was observed at the Pirates training camp.
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Bot Springs
Ark Mores
Yellow Horse
Pittsburg
Pira
Pirate Crew
Yellow Iorse
Little Rock
Pirates
City adopts manager form of government in January vote
Readable items show towns changing to a city manager system replacing the council plan in place since before the Civil War. Three of five candidates will be elected to fill new positions in Emporia and Army City with mayoral races and council seats noted.
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Emporia
Kan
George Plum
U. S
Preston B Plumb
Army City
J. C. Stevens
George Watson
Difficult to parse sports note from stray OCR text
The readable fragments mention Cleveland and Dallas Texas with sports context but no clear event, team, score, or outcome. Entity clarity is insufficient to form a reliable summary.
Haskell Indians Top Varsity In Six Inning Practice
Haskell Indians defeated the K. U. varsity 6 to 1 in a six inning practice game last night at the Hazkell field. Bearbow pitched six innings for the Indians with Anderson catching, while Uhriaub allowed two runs. Varsity hitters managed four hits off Bearbow and executed a clean fielding performance, though the Indians committed several errors. The two teams plan further practice sessions this season.
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K.ul
Hazkell Indians
Hazkell
Indians
Lindsey
Uhriaub
Custer
Crey
Bearbow
E Indians
Anderson
Ster
Little Horn
Won Scholarship by Josephine Nelson in Journalism
Josephine Nelson a senior in the journalism department at the university received the Uncle Jimmy Green scholarship of 25 dollars from Theta Sigma Phi. The award for academic excellence and character was earned yesterday on Uncle Jim’s birthday. Nelson hails from Laurence and met all journalism grades and overall scholastic standards.
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Josephine Nelson
Uncle Jimmy Green
Theta Sigma Phi
Gas Field Plans Depend on Lease Revisions
A. J. Wise of Pittsburgh Youngstown Gas and Oil Co visits the city to review development plans for the gas field. The company spent about 44000 on development last year and may proceed with further work depending on lease revisions. A meeting with local interests and Wise considered building a pipeline to connect gas wells to the Kansas Natural line.
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A. J. Wise
Pittsburgh- Youngstown Gas & Oil Company
Wise
Mr. Wise
Logan Re-elected Mayor in Quenemo Clean-up Campaign
A. W. Logan was re-elected mayor as Quenemo voters turnout 326 of 750 and chose a continuation of the town clean-up policy. He closed the pool hall and public dance hall, ousted slot machines, and wiped out petty gambling. three of five councilmen and the police judge were defeated as incumbents.
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A. W. Logan
Quenemo
Logan
Local Notes and Social Rounds From Baker Area
Community news items include Mr. and Mrs. French and daughter Mary hosting a wedding anniversary at the Atchisan home. Eugene Deay’s 21st birthday party. Coal Creek school program with pie auction raising $19. various visits, birthdays, and home gatherings. a carload of hogs shipped to Kansas City. YWCA cabinet weekend at the Gill home. local movie listings with a Louisiana film. an Oak Ridge address by Rev. Popplewell. notes on life sentences in England. and ads for sewing machines and false teeth dating back to ancient times.
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Western Electric Company
Lawrence
Eugene Deay
Jake Ruesch
FE. E. Hagerman
Harold
Hoover
Irs
Belvoir
Elam
William Deay
Lester Craig
Stonyoint
Geesner
Bak Twin
Jon Wilson
Wmn
Landen’s
Baker
Fairview
Ann
Wm. Love
Roy Deay
Pleasant Grove
Seth Tenton
Mr. Fenteun
Seth‘enson
Fordyce
Kansas City Markets Report from the Stock Yards
Market summary from Kansas City Stock Yards shows active demand and firmer cattle prices with steers selling up to 9.00 and natives 8.25 to 9.00, Colorado steers 8.50 to 8.75, cows and heifers firm to higher, veals up to 5.74, hog prices steady to 10 cents higher with a top around 9.60, lambs weak while sheep steady, stock pigs 10 to 11 dollars, and overall market strength despite lighter offerings. Charles M. Pipkin reports as market correspondent. miscellaneous notes on cold remedies and travel trivia are appended.
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Kansas City
Colorado
Southwest
Kansas News Briefs Reflect Rural Republic County Notices
A jumble of Kansas items mentions school contests, church events in Republic County, and bids for local salaries. It notes a rural budget record, a banquet on April 6, and a Shesthor Brerders convention in early April with planned visits and stops. An industrial exposition and a regional celebration for independence are also referenced.
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Repudtiv Keen
Tintin
Repubc
Eaticay
Republic
Heli Av Linia Nest Aumrmer
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