Eudora Wins as Lawrence Falters in Final Inning
Eudora defeated Lawrence 7 to 0 in a pontially decisive game played at Endura. Lawrence failed to score despite bases loaded with one out in the ninth as Eudora pitcher Hines escaped danger. Lawrence starter Neider allowed four runs early before Hines shut them down, while Eudora built a multi inning lead with timely hitting and solid defense.
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Eudora
Agame
Lawrence Boys
Eve Dened
Eudora Boys
Lawrence Bats
Neider
Lone Star
Happy ‘Hines
Lawrence
Opesman
Hines
Haskell Triumph Over Printers in One-Sided Game
Haskell defeated the Printers with Haskell scoring 22 runs while Printers scored none. The win solidified Haskell's perfect percentage, with their record described as undefeated and dominant in the recent matchup. The game highlighted Haskell's hitting as the feature of the night.
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Haskell
Printers
Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Advised
The advertisement urges mothers to give Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy to children enlisting for the Spanish war and claims many thanks from buyers. It promotes the remedy as essential for travelers and at home and notes it is for sale by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
Sr. H. Houghland
Elden
Tawa
Gremedy
French Mints Busy Turning Out Coins For Trade Relief
Paris reports a remarkable financial situation with the bourse open for cash business, a government credit drive totaling about 450.8 million dollars awaiting parliamentary approval, and the mint relentlessly producing silver coinage to ease metal currency scarcity. Threes trade at 75 francs 20 centimes cash, 82 francs 50 centimes fully paid. Weaker details indicate limited treasury issuance of 200 million dollars under Article 3. Interest on these loans is set at 6 percent.
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Atc
Sapproval
Joan
Treasury
Victory Not Great No Honor For the Germans Taken Brussels
An official London embassy telegram reports the Belgian field army has fallen back toward Antwerp to protect the fortress and anticipated government transfer from Brussels. Brussels is described as undefended, not the government seat, and German occupation there is deemed not of great importance while the Belgian retreat threatens the German right flank.
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Brussels
Washington
Antwerp
London
Pasell
New City Vehicle Speed Ordinance Sets Local Limits
Notice calls attention to a new rat tig ordinance that takes effect tomorrow. The rule fixes a 12 mile per hour limit in the congested district including New Hampshire Massachusetts and Vermont streets and side streets up to West Eighth Street to Kentucky Street, with 20 miles per hour elsewhere. Police will strictly enforce the limits. City Marshal C M L Fisher.
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New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Vermont
West Eighth Street
Kentucky Street
C. ML. Fisher
City Marshes
Three simmer favorites for sale at McCollock's
The simmer favorites Mis satta Violet Dale and Wisteria Tal cum are offered for sale at McCollock's.
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McCollock’s
Moving Picture War News in Pathe's Weekly
The Varsity presents European war images as the first actual fighting scenes in Pathe's Weekly news film. Also promoting a peach ice cream flavor from Wiedemann's, marketed alongside the feature.
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Moving Picture
The
Varsity Today
Pathe
Death Notice Mrs Mortenson 66 Dies at Home
Mrs John Mortenson aged 66 dies at her home on 1924 Mast 1 Hh Street. Funeral from the residence at 250 p.m. on Sunday.
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John Mortenson
Railroad files suit to appoint receiver for Bankers Trust Co
A suit filed in St Louis circuit court asks for the appointment of a receiver for Bankers Trust Company. The bank holds assets claimed to secure a $750,000 debt with $4,500,000 in assets deposited with National Bank of Commerce. Merrit F. Leming of the San Antonio railroad alleges the firm never conducted trust or banking business, instead trading real estate and securities to support railroad construction.
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Bankers Trust Co
St. Louis St.ouis
Bankers Trust Company
St. Lous
Southwest
Merrit F. Leming
San Antonio
Open Door policy reaffirmed as war in Europe spreads
Washington August 21 report says a senate resolution by Senator Gallinger reaffirms the Open Door policy in China and notes possible effects of European war on Pacific islands. It was referred to the foreign relations committee. Also mentions Miss Edna Wardell’s return to Dahes Texas after visiting her sister Mrs A H Shinss.
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Washington, D.2
China
Europe
Far Party
Pacific
Oceanic
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Gallinger
Foreign Relations Committee
Edna Wardell
A. H. Shinss
Dathes
Texas
Will Shoot Corresponden and Don t Want Publicity
Amsterdam Aug 21 A Chronicle Telegraph correspondent says Antwerp is being placed in a state of defense and prepared for a siege. It is noted at the general staff office that all foreign correspondents remaining in Belgium after last night will be barred.
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Amsterdam
Chronicl-Telegraph
Antwerp
Beling
Americans praised for treatment in Germany amid war uproar
Dispatch from Rotterdam reports arriving Americans are being welcomed by consul general Listo who says they face no willful abuse and that German authorities would hold officials responsible for harm. Physicians and hotel managers describe supportive conditions, with 700 Americans stranded but supported by hotels and aid groups. Two more trains with Americans expected. aid from Frederick Wright and William Guggenheim noted.
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Douglas, Ariz.g
Germany
Bristol
Berlin
Munich
Frankfort
Rotterdam
William Guggenheim
New York
Emergency War Risk Insurance Bill Passed by Senate
Washington D.C. August 21 The senate passed after two hours debate the emergency war risk insurance bill carrying an appropriation of five million dollars for insuring American vessels and cargoes against war hazards. The bill was amended by unanimous consent before passage with the provision that insurance rates be fixed on par with those of belligerent nations using government insurance being stricken out.
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Washington, D.C
Senate
Fined in Police Court for Prohibitory Law Violation
Christopher Woolside was found guilty in police court for violating the prohibitory law. He was fined 100 dollars and given a sentence of 0 days in jail.
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Christopher Woolside
Arrest of Jess Blackburn on assault and gun charge
Jess Blackburn was arrested this afternoon charged with wrangling and fighting. He is alleged to have pursued Ollie Jones flourishing a gun. His trial was set for tomorrow morning at Stovelock.
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Jess Blackburn
Ollie Jones
Stovelock
Big Watermelon Brought to Lake View Office
Mr Aver Parnell of Lake View submitted a massive watermelon to the office this morning. Weighing 4915 pounds, the fruit looked solid inside, matching its enormous exterior in heft and form.
Infant Son Dies in Early Hours Funeral Held at Oak Hill
The infant son of Mr and Mrs George Houk died late last night. The burial occurred today at Oak Hill cemetery. The child was born recently and lived only a few hours.
Germans occupy Brussels as Belgian army withdraws
Paris reports German cavalry occupying Brussels after a Belgian retreat toward Antwerp without engagement. Belgian field army fell back to the entrenched Antwerp defenses, with forts at Namur Liege and Antwerp strengthened. German troops would face heavy resistance if advancing, the Meuse route remains contested. The Belgian army continues to maneuver and hold river positions.
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Brussels
Antwerp
Geronns
Meuse
Anntwerp
Ood
Aru
Ruth Werp Warrison
Fruit Grower Testifies on Coffey Deposit in Fancher Murder
Witnesses place Coffey near the Fancher home the night of the murder. A fruit grower describes seeing a tall man carry a large bundle from a motor car and deposit it on the lawn. Mrs Mann and Myrtle F seers name as witnesses during the preliminary examination in Savannah Missouri.
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Coffey
Fancher
Savannah
R. B. Coffey
Myrtle F Seers
J. . Gregory
Dane Mann
Market Report from Kansas City and Chicago Cattle and Hogs
Market report notes receipts and price ranges for cattle and hogs in Kansas City and Chicago. Beef and dairy products listed with varying prices, including prime feed steers and dressed beef steers, stockers, feeders, bulls, calves, and hogs with multiple price bands and receipts.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Butten
Creamberg
Chicago
Mag
Lyons
French Forces Claim Major Battle Across ２００ Miles Front
Paris reports in Le Matin that French troops have captured 91 German field guns four tanks and 19 automobiles. Lieutenant Colonel Roussett, a respected retired critic, says a great battle has begun along a nearly two hundred mile front with about 2.5 million men engaged.
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Matin
Roussett
Revolution at an End in Dominican Republic Agreement Reached
Washington Aug 21 peace delegates and Dominican leaders reached agreement on a provisional president to be named later, ending the revolution in the Dominican Republic. The message says an agreed settlement was formed by American delegates and factional leaders.
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Washington, D.C
Dominican Republic
Final Plans for Douglas County Fair Meeting
Directors of the Fair Association will meet next Tuesday at two in the Merchants Association rooms to finalize plans for the Douglas County Fair. The event runs September 8 for four days. Canned goods prices rising, urging readers to compare prices on dozen lots.
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Douglas County
The
Fair Association
Merchants “Association
Henry Freund of New York City Visited Town Today
Henry Freund of New York City was in town today visiting local landmarks and meeting residents, signaling a brief visit by a noted traveler through the region.
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Henry Freund
New York City
Leis of St. Tuntis Engages in Local Business
Iba Leis of St. Tuntis spent the day here conducting business, meeting local contacts and handling routine affairs. The visit underscores ongoing commercial ties with the community and regional economic activity.
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Iba Leis of
St. Tuntis
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