Printers Defeat Lawyers in Kew League Opener
In Woodland the Printers beat the Lawyers 11 to 6 in a twilight league opener. Frank Sugrue starred for the Printers, with strong support from McLain at catcher and Hill on the mound. The Lawyers showed late resistance as the Printers pulled away, while Hines and Rice contributed to the day’s action.
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Community Services at Haskell Campus Sunday Evening
The Rev J Coffman will address the Sunday evening service on the Haskell campus at seven tomorrow. Townspeople are invited. The item also includes brief market notes from Associated Press and Wiedemann's ads. Cattle receipts in Kansas City and Chicago reported market steadiness, with hogs showing a slower trade and various price points for cattle, calves, and stockers.
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Haskell
J.coffman
Associated Press
Kansas City
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Released to be rearrested after five year term
After serving a five year sentence for a $50,000 mail pouch robbery, Charles Stevens was released from Leavenworth but was arrested outside the prison by U.S. Marshal Flennken on a charge of opening a mail sack. A Leavenworth banker posted a $2,000 bond to secure Stevens’ release on the new charge.
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Yesterday's Scores Show Mixed Results Across Leagues
In yesterday's action the American League games saw Washington and St Louis tied at 8, Cleveland 3 over New York 2, Philadelphia 4 defeating Detroit 0, and Boston 7 beating Chicago 5. In the American Association Kansas City 10 defeated Milwaukee 2, Columbus 3 over Indianapolis 2, Toledo 1 over Louisville 0, and Minneapolis 11 beating St Paul 6.
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Poor Kansas youth Bert Howley pays policy days before death
Bert Howley paid the first quarterly premium on a 2000 life policy with Farmers and Bankers Life. He died after an accident on a rock crusher in the county southwest. R. P. Houghland was named administrator of the estate, and the policy will be paid once formalities are settled.
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Bert Howley
Farmers and Bankers Life Insurance Company
Kansas
R. P. Houghland
Overbrook
No Trace of Bride: Federal Help Sought in Kidnapping
Mary Armstrong Dean’s abduction case tires readers as federal officers join in a search in Oklahoma and Kansas. A Montgomery County deputy reports a possible sighting near Caney, while husband Harvey Dean returns home to rest. Bishop Bell praised by Nev. W. I. Irvin for a powerful address drawing a large audience in Lawrence.
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Mary Armstrong Dean
Montgomery County
Caney
Oklshoma Line
Harvey Dean
Lawrence
Bishop Bell
Nev. W. I. Irvin
Trains Collide Near Macon. Porter Killed In Crash
Two fast passenger trains on the Southern railway collided at Holton eight miles north of Macon Georgia early this morning. Porter, the train porter, was killed and a number of passengers were reported injured in the wreck several miles from the city.
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Southern Railway
Sheadow
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Sunday Night Lectures on Revelation Spirit of the Reformation
Evening lectures are announced for Sunday night on the Seven Churches of Revelation with other talks each night. Everyone is invited and urged to come early for seats and enjoy good music.
Street Meeting Tonight by Ministerial Alliance
Kansas City area tidbits and notices include a Saturday street meeting at the corner of Massachusetts and Warren streets with Rev. E B McAfferty of Greenleaf Kansas to speak. Also reports of a missing person located near Kansas City, office moves, local visits, and brief ads for Wiedemann ice creams.
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Greenleaf
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Death of Small Child Hugh Arthur Wiley Aged One
The death of infant Hugh Arthur Wiley son of Mr and Mrs Wiley occurred at their North Jawrency home after several weeks illness. The funeral will be at 2 30 PM tomorrow at the Church of the Christian Hive in Irence with Rev Hoby officiating. Burial will be in Oak Hill. Local rural mail carrier Wier among others attends. The notice notes the family and community grief.
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