Indians Triumph In Hard Fought 9–6 Baseball Clash
A fragmented write up details the Indians defeating the Haskell Jayhawks 9 to 6 in a tense baseball game. Key players include Harrison on the mound and Keeler at bat, with six hits for the Indians and seven runs scored. The narrative notes fielding errors and a heavy infield, while Owl the Indian pitcher limits the Jayhawks to three runs.
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Haskell
Harrison
Layhawks
Keeler
Indians
Braves
Jayhawks
Lawrence to host Kansas City Tramway in Sunday clash
Lawrence athletics announce a Sunday double feature with the Kansas City Tramways baseball team arriving for a 3 PM game at Woodland Park. The Tramways, reputed fast, travel with pitcher Tick Wilson after recent strong outings, promising a competitive afternoon locally. Earlier Sunday at 2 PM a horseshoes contest at Tourist Park pairs six Mohler club players with six from Joe Ulm's west association, billed as a highlight of the Legion's Labor Day events.
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Green Brothers Lawrencethletics
Kansas City
Ramway
Woodland KL
Tramway
Lawrence
Tramway Am
Wilson
Ourist
Park
Twilight Contest Looms as Crimson and Blue Meet Tonight
A twilight baseball clash between the Crimson and the Blue is set for tonight at an unspecified venue. Both teams aim to showcase top form in a televised or prominent evening matchup with fans awaiting the outcome. The article notes anticipation and local interest in the game.
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Blue
F. A. Ib
Crimson and
Blug
A. Uy
Crimson and Blue
He’ Askell
Topeka Picnic Draws Senators Guests At Capper Park
Senator Capper hosts a grand annual picnic for Topeka children and their families at a local park. Ice cream rides and amusements delight youngsters while fathers and mothers enjoy band concerts and park entertainment. Some youngsters will be served to homes due to ice cream and other treats.
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Topeka
Kans
Lily
Arthur Capper
Johnny
Mary
Jannuarly
Advertisement error halves price on suits at Feekham’s
A typographical mistake in Feekham's clothing store ad misled buyers by listing every suit at half price. The corrected copy states only a greatly reduced price and will appear on page four.
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Feekham
Nations mark French Revolution and Utah convention
National events and local notices mix as France’s 1789 Bastille anniversary is observed and Utah Republicans meet in Salt Lake City to nominate candidates for November. Rainbow Division veterans gather in Minneapolis for their annual reunion while a Southern California campaign kickoff for Senatorial hopeful Charles C. Moore takes place in Los Angeles.
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Kelay
France
Utah
Salt Lake
United States
Minneapolis
Rainbow Division Veterans’ Association
Charles C. ‘Moore
San Francisco
Hiram W. Johnson
California
Los Angeles
Closing K U Recital Opens Summer's Final Fine Arts Evening
The final summer session recital by five School of Fine Arts professors features vocal violin organ and piano items in Fraser Chapel next Monday at 8 20 p m Readings include If I Were a Rose Sunbeams Down in the Forest Aria from La Bohème and the Prelude and Fugue on B Flat. The program lists Miss Esther Ott Miss Elizabeth Cain Miss Maude Arnett Miss Cleta Johnson and others with Mrs Blanche Crookshank Mrs Ethel Dressler Marion Thompson and Phil Darby among performers.
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Fraser Chapel
School of Fine Arts
Buck
Downings Kurtz
Skilton
Garrison
If I
A Rose
Hesselberg
Esther Ott
Suvenir de Posen
Wieniawski
Elizabeth Cain
Allegretto
Fonte
Blanche Crookshank
Caprice Viennois
Kreisler
Marion Thompson
Ronald
Phil Darby
Liszt
Sylvia Osborn
Wocal
Edward ‘Horseman
Ethel Dressler
Dvorak Kreisler
Edna Hopkins
Rubinstein
Henzel Hart
Professor Garrigon
Recruiting Slow For Company H 187th Infantry
Officers report slow recruitment for Company H of the 187th Infantry. A Chamber of Commerce prize for most recruits prompted higher interest, but only one enlistment occurred before mobilization halted new volunteers. Captain K A Walton estimates fifteen to twenty would enlist once mobilization orders arrive.
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187Th Infantry
Chamber of Commerce
Sim
K. A. Walton
Community News Roundup prompts health and travel notes
Mrs. Mellon of Kentucky visits her brother Mack Karnes on Massachusetts street. Christian Aid society meets with good attendance. Mariiws class to serve homemade cake tonight on the church lawn. Uncle Sammy Houston improving after moving to W. J. Shields home. Mrs. J. A. Farmer seriously ill with pneumonia and other illnesses. she has a daughter Pay and two sons Clarence and Fred. Mrs. Fred Bolen to join husband in Lyman Colorado tomorrow. Operators planning a reply to Harding proposal for wage and coal price relief. Miner killed and sixteen injured when mine train hits dynamite trap near Morduce Collieries. Arkansas River rising in Arkansas City with dikes rising to protect pumps. Ground squirrel kills chickens in rural Iowa. First woman to witness a presidential inauguration as mother of James A. Garfield.
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Mellon
Kentucky
Mack Karnes
Massachusetts
Christian Aid Society
Mariiws
Sammy Houston
J. A. Farmer
Perry
Farmer
Pay
Clarence
Fred
Fred Bolen
Lyman, Colo. Townorrow
Markets Report Mixed Cattle Hogs and Grain
Kansas City and Chicago markets show cattle and hogs moving unevenly with assorted price shifts. Beef steers and yearling heifers steady to weak, hogs down 10 to 25 cents, packing sows mixed, and cash grain quotes list wheat corn and oats with scattered gains and losses across contracts.
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Chicago
Kansas City
Texas
Willow Springs Social Roundup at Local Homes
Willow Springs residents record a busy midweek with visits to the Claude Wells Frank Deay and Abe Flory households. Numerous calls and gatherings feature the Shuler Kesler Campbell Flory and Wingert families hosting and visiting throughout Wednesday and Sunday at local homes.
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Stohef Will
Postma
Abe’ Flory
Ill Wingert
Claude Wells
Harry Flory
Levi Flory
Will Wingert
Loren
Will Wingert Sr
David Mary
Claude Welly
Frank Desay
Wil! Buehle
Gerald
Henry Buehle
Frank Deny
Mildred
Edith
Derthy Kesler
Harry Florys
Art’ Campbell
Almer Campbell
Wingert
Mable
Abe Florys
Art Campbell
Neonh Shuler
Sylvine
Frank Deay
Bertha “Kesler
Clarence ‘Campbells
Bertha Kesler
Mildred Fir
Edith Deay
Harry ‘Flory
John Forths
Will Forth
Cleande Wells
Miss Bertha Kesler
George van Hoosen
Vergil Plory
Toxh Shuler’s
George Warner
W. Desay
Elsie Orney
Ezra
Churchbaugh
Mary
Harve Flory
Harold
George Shuler
Dave
Kesler
Frank Mlory
Wrank Deay
Dave Studebaker
Roy
Noah Shuler
Pleasant Grove
Trvin Flory
F.flory
Whittier
Calif
Frank Flory
Frank Denys
Wesley Flory
Abe Flory
M Will Boghie
Will
Frank Campbell
Frank ‘Flory
Ebner Churchbaugh
Dave Flory
Moorpark
Cali
Frank
Deay
Local residents trip to nearby towns this week
Glenn family members headed to Lecompton on Tuesday afternoon. Clarence Wetcher family, Cecil and Gladys, motored to Lecompton on the same day. Geo L Claar couple also traveled to Topeka last Wednesday.
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Clarence Welcher
Lawrence
Cyrus Glen
Insurance fan Tells of Friend s Recovery
Insurance man recounts a friend’s recovery from gall bladder trouble and stomach issues after using Mayr's non Sectar Remedy. He claims the remedy cleared catarrhal mucus and inflammation, improving appetite and digestion, with one dose claimed refundable and available everywhere.
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Mayr
Tanlac Improves Stomach Troubles for Printer in St Louis
Joseph W. Riley a veteran printer of 111 N Third St St Louis credits Tanlac with curing long standing stomach trouble that had left him weak and unable to work. He now eats normally and feels energetic and able to work full time daily with renewed health praised by many druggists selling Tanlac.
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Tanlac
Joseph W. Riley
St. St. Louis
Tanlae
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Larence Welcher
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