Merchants Defeat Paper Makers In Park Game Rally
The Merchants beat the Paper Makers 9 to 4 at Haskell Park after five rounds, outrunning and holding back rivals most of the contest. Merchants pitchers Burris and Murray supported a steady attack as Mill-Bigs and Seattle players contributed in the field. National League and American Association scores are listed with Chicago and New York action noted.
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P. Paper Makers
Haskell Park
M. AA
Speeee
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
Boston
New York
Chicago
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Toledo
Columbus
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Louisville
FORCE YANKEES TO PAY HIGH AT BEYREUTH FESTIVAL
Berlin August 22 The Beyreuth Wagner festival drew attention when Mayor Casgellinan reported at a city council meeting letters from Americans who paid 62 marks in Munich for seats Others paid 40 and 50 marks to speculators who bought up all the seats The mayor urged action to curb the practice which has tarred Beyreuth with running up prices and hoarding seats
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Berlin
Tne
Beyreuth
Casgellinan
Ityeopnneil
Munieli
Americans Rush Home as Berlin Line Expands Sailings
North German Lloyd boosts Bremen and Hamburg routes, booking 20k–22k to New York and 15k to New York from Hamburg for rest of August into September. Rivalries push higher ticket prices as ships fill amid heavy travel demand. rain dampens Sunday, with church notes and community picnics upcoming in Willow Springs and surrounding areas.
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Steamship Company
Berlin
North German’ Lloyd Company
New York
Bremen
Hamburg
Baby Saves Family in Gas Wake Up Slap Heroine Named
Three year old Martha Knakfus woke to gas fumes and slapped her father Louis Knakfus to wake him. The man escaped via the kitchen window, opened vents, then carried his wife, 8 month old Elsie, and Martha to the back porch. The family survived after ventilating the home overnight.
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Martha Knakfus
Touis Knakfus
Elsie
Breen, Catherine Dies at 100 After Fall at Daughter’s Home
Catherine Breen, aged 100, died suddenly last night after reportedly falling on stairs at her daughter’s residence at 305 Gardner Street. The longtime resident was said to have wished to reach the century mark. She collapsed while ascending or descending the stairway, authorities reported.
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Follet
Til
Catherine Breen
Gardner Street
Two Business College Graduates Land Joint LaJunta Jobs
Simon Sprecher of Junction City and Ralph Medhurst of McLouth, two recent Business College graduates, each accept stenographer positions in the LaJunta office of the Master Medianic at $80 per month. They completed the Combined Connontent program a year earlier and had been gaining practical experience in city offices as substitutes before this joint appointment.
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LaJunta
Simon Sprecher
Junction City
Ralph Medhurst
McLouth
Business College
Medianic
Santa ‘E
Business’ College
Great Show at the Airdome Albright Musical Comedy
The Albright company presented a breezy musical comedy at the Airdome last night. Josmith and W Barnette drew gales of laughter, Miss Albright delighted in first act scenes, and the chorus and reading man J H Wright impressed the audience with polished performances. Tonight's bill titled Too Much Married Lobster promises another strong offering. A sample Taleam powder is given with Taley McColloch purchases.
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Airdome
Albright
Josmith
W. Barnette
J. H. Wright
Ando
THA Foot Bath Promises Fresh Feet And Relaxation
An ad extols a THA foot bath as a cure for tired aching feet, claiming it relieves nerves, horns and callouses, reduces puffiness, and leaves feet trim and well cared for. It urges a free trial package from Walter Luther Dodge & Co. in Chicago and offers a regular size at drugstores or general stores.
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Walter Luther Dodge & Co
Wabash Ave
Chicago
Genera
Bramwell Booth Succeeds Booth as Salvation Army Chief
In London a formal reading announced Bramwell Booth as successor to General Booth at the Salvation Army headquarters on Queen Victoria Street. The service included Army leaders and Mrs Booth, with funeral plans for General Booth emerging, and a large public procession anticipated in central London.
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Bramwell Booth
Salvation Army
London
Queen” Victoria Street
Tooth
Issa
Amueli
Tural
Bramavell Booth Sand
Bouth-lalberd
Army
Giengral “ Hount
Abner Park Cemntery
Stoke Newington
International Headquarters
Obwapia
Kansas Sets The Pace In Reform Of Handwriting Of Doctors
Reform movement before the American Pharmaceutical Association convention in Denver draws about a thousand pharmacists, urging legislation to control handwriting and recording of prescriptions. A Kansas Pharmaceutical Association resolution seeks endorsement for stricter rules. Hunt spent the day in Kansas City.
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Denver
American , Pharmaceutics Association
Lew
Eee Fll
Kan‘eas City
Mother's Friend advertised as prep for expectant mothers
An advertisement promotes Mother's Friend to prepare a mother's system before birth, claiming it strengthens ligaments, eases pain, and aids a safe crisis and complete recovery. It urges readers to write for a free book and notes the product is sold at drug stores.
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Crisie
Wadfield Regulator
Atlin
Kansas cattle shipped to South America to boost herds
Hutchinson Aug 22 Ordinary Joutehér stock cattle from Kiowa are being shipped to Argentina and Brazil to improve their herds, announced by C R Gilfillian Santa Fe traveling live stock agent. Cattle were sent from Belvidere Protection to Argentine and Brazil with Mardel McKenzie of Galveston noting purchases of about one thousand bulls and two thousand heifers by a South American cattle firm. Buyers favored Kansas stock over others, signaling Kansas producers’ leadership in the region’s beef market.
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Hutchinzon
South America
Blils
C. R. Gilfillian
Santa Fe
Belvidere
Argentine
Republic
Brazil
Mardel McKinzie
Galveston
Mr. Gilfillian
Kansas
Sitka
Sawyer
Protection
Englewood
Santa Ke
McKenzie
Klahoma
Texas
Naw
Mexico
States
Yeston
In Texas the State may seek injunction over oil pollution injuring fisheries
Assistant Attorney General O U Funderburk advised J D Cox that penal statutes lack coverage for wasting oil into public waters near Sabine Pass. Civil redress by the Commissioner may be pursued. the 1911 act provides protection for fish and oysters but may not support criminal penalties, while injunctions could prevent ongoing injury to Gulf waters and oyster beds.
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Austin
Tex
State Game, Fish and Oyster Department
Atttorney
O. Ue Funderburk
J.D. Cox
Didge Funderburk
Sabine’ Pass
Storett
Myi
Thee Gulf
Thi
Gulf
Comiier
Reward Offered for Capture of Gyp the Blood Lefty Louie
New York officials announce a reward of 35 000 for capture of Gyp the Blood and Lefty Louie Rosenberg or Rosenweit alias Letts Lovie and Harry Horowitz also known as the Blood. Reward not offered to any police department member or employee. Prosecution notes claim police negligence allowed escapes in Herman Rosenthal case.
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Gyp the Blood
Lefty
Louie
Sous York
New York Police ‘Department
Lefty Lowiec
Herman, Rosenthal
Distriot
Whitman
Tam
Tavis Rosenbirg
Rosenweit
Police Department
Reward Prompts Doubt In Murder Case Police Efforts
The district attorney credits private citizens for funding the reward while noting police work may have allowed suspects to escape. Sam Schepps testified detectives from New York reportedly recognized him and did not arrest him, suggesting inconsistencies in enforcement and potential mistrust of police actions.
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Circilars
Aml
Sam Schepps
Etand
New” York
Polica Freadquarters
Fiee
Marlshurs
Snc
Schepps
Mr. Sigith
Jim
Sentenced to Work for Days in State Prohibition Case
Thayer reports William Hotmessy faced statewide prohibition action. He aims to seek a permit, arguing rights in a terse exchange. The judge sentenced Hennessy to ten days, admonishing restraint as the case touched on anti alcohol laws.
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Thayer
Ole
William Hotmessy
Honessy
Tlennessy
Gavin
Jndee
Hennessy
Free Country
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