Musicians Face Defeat by Beemen in Rough Baseball Battle
Haskell tribe scores seven runs while Musicians struggle with errors and wild plays. Deer starts on the mound for Indians, Hill taps shaky support, and Flood steals bases with a late Musicians rally stalling at five. Final: Beemen prevail 7 to 4 as miscues and timely hits decide the outcome.
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Askiellites
Deer
Anterror
Hill
Walte
Quifé
Hasret
Ano
H. Wilson
Apekaum
Carr
Flood
Wall
Welch
Herrington’s
Welth
Herrington
Haynes
Grady
Metcalf
Sprouli
Harris
Bureli
Haskell
Brown
T. Wilson
Lena
Pasian
Hall
Strick
Joy Hill (Geer
Empire—Spicer
Ten to four Congregationalists lead preachers game halted
The Congregationalists led 10 to 4 when darkness stopped play at the end of the third inning in a Sunday school match with Presbyterians. The next game in the series is set for Tuesday at 9 a.m. between the Congregationalists and South Christians.
Automobiles Rise as Kansas Fades of Horses
In Topeka Aug 17 the Kansas Tax Commission notes a shift from horse ownership to cars. Fewer horses exist year over year while automobile numbers and personal property value rise, with licenses showing many cities and counties have substantial motor inventories.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
State Tax Commission
Zoos
Ag Buffalo Nowares
Fall heirs to 91 million estate in English lands
Muskogee Oklahoma August 17 Mrs Fred E Turner received confirmation she is one fifth heir to a Yorkshire England estate valued at 91 000 000. The heirs include Dr Franeig Payne Dr Houston Payne Bryant Payne and Mrs Willie all of Arkansas. Turner and husband own oil properties in Muskogee and plan to sail for England in October. The estate consists largely of land castles and valuable personal property.
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Muskogee
Fred E. Turner
Yorkshire
England
Sarah Payne
Franeig Payne
Houston Payne
Bryant
Payne
Willie
Arkansas
Turner
Lawrence Grad Secures Civil Service Post at Red Moon School
C L Giffin, a recent graduate of Lawrence Business College, passed the civil service examination and received an appointment as Financial Officer at the Red Moon Indian School in Hamilton, Oklo. His rapid ascension after only a few months' preparation is praised as an example for others.
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Lawrence Business College
Red Moon Indian School
Hamilton
Oklo
Lawrence’ Business College
Graft in Disorderly Houses Rising in New York
Amid Rosenthal murder case hearings district attorney probes police graft from disorderly houses. Raids on 18 resorts yield four proprietresses bailed. evidence links monthly graft of about 2,500 to police inspectors. Trust known as big over nets about 50,000 yearly, controls around 1,200 women. Inspector Hayes suspended. Becker bank accounts rise to about 15,000. Sam Schepps to be brought to New York early Monday.
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New York
Sam Schepps
Rosenthal
Jack Rose
Ler
Charles Becker
Rosenthals
Smith
Trust
Society For the Prevention of Crime
District Attorney's Office
Waldo
Cornelius “G. Hayes
Wildy
Capper for Governor Appeal Promotes Kansas Unity
A Kansas appeal urges citizens to back Arthur Capper for governor. It highlights Capper as a native Kansan businessman editor with no political debts, pledging a clean, efficient administration, lower taxes, elimination of graft, and firm stance against corruption. The brief also notes support from the Capper for Governor Club and mentions local ads and a closed summer term at Queen City College.
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Kansas
Arthur Capper
Arthur ‘Capper Hau
Kansan
Arthur Capper Simes
Capper
W. A. Neiswanger
Too Late Lost and Found Ads and Rentals in Journal World
Classified page lists lost coats near Blue serge Norfolk and gray coat with contact 2266 for reward. Multiple rental notices for four and five room houses with prices and addresses on Delaware Street and New Hampshire Avenue. Also seeks corset sellers and large Gooseberry prints, plus real estate offers in Lawrence area and a Frugal sale of a Maxwell car.
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Serge Norfolk
Journal World
Delaware Street
New Hampshire
Arham
National
Corsétieres
Chicago
World Office
Lawrence
Baldwin
Waning
Eddys
Court House
Delaware
Tennessee Street
D. EF. Bingles
Jola
Kan
Jackson
Maes
Journal-World
Indiana
Chas. J. Simmons
Maxwell Ranahout
Jerry Simmons
Holly Grove Baptist Church Hosts Evening Entertainment
Holly Grove Baptist Church plans an evening entertainment tonight featuring local performers. The event aims to foster community fellowship and showcases parish talent.
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Holly Grove Baptist Church
Ako
Natchez Men Plan Buy of Live Boll Weevils
Natchez, Miss. An plan unfolds to form a company by Joseph N Carpenter and other wealthy Natchez men to purchase live boll weevils next year. The aim is to reduce the weevil population in cotton fields. They will pay 4 1/2 cents for each five weevils, with 5 cents in May and 2 cents in June. E. J. Hilkey discusses investment potential and mortgage notes.
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Natchez
Mi Anz
Josephi N. Carpenter
Einer
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Tosta
Moodie Peas
Ieee
Westingthouse
Jou
Dan
Wealinghouse
Lawrence Railway
Fall
Maurice
G. Mark. Brown
Sanitary Cafe
Massachusetts
Str
Woodland Park
13Th Cavalry
Ort Riley
Uncle Sam
Regine
Gustafson
Wiedemanns
Raymond’s
Queen City College
Ida Luckan
Kansas City Grains and Provisions Sas City
RYR
Petter—Creamery
Kansas City
Fettlers
ELGG
E. J
Hilkey
Wheels
Massitelineetis ‘Street
Stoor
Flory Bros
W.s.dyche
Kodak
Premo
Woodward & Co
Eastman
Woodwards
Boyle's Book Store
Massachusetts ST
Kansas State
Pain
Tai Borman, Pres
LL. Cook
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