Baseball yesterday's results across major leagues
National League games included Cincinnati edging New York 2 0 and Chicago 4 Philadelphia 4 tied 1 . Pittsburg 7 Brooklyn 2. Boston 2 St Louis 1. American League saw Washington 3 Boston 4. Chicago 1 Philadelphia 4. New York 1 8 Cleveland 2 4. American Association reports Milwaukee Louisville Minneapolis 5 Cleveland Raithats St Paul per last three games. Federal listings Kansas City 0 Pittsburg 2 Buffalo Bay Chicago 1 40 Rai wouis 9 2 Brooklyn 2 4. Western League scores Topeka 9 Omaha Wichita 10 Sioux City Center 3 St Joseph Rain at Des Moines. State League Salina 6 5 Great Bend 4 2 Hutchinson 4. Emphy pyia
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New York
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Boston
St. Louis
Chicago
Philadelphia
American Association
Milwankee
Louis ‘Ville
Minneapolis
C ‘Exland
Raithats
St. Paul
Omahhi
Wichita
Sioux City Center
St. Josephinh
Nes Moines
Twilight League Entrance Looms for Planed Meet
Three teams have entered the Twilight League with more expected. A meeting is set for tonight at the News Depot at 7 30 to organize the twilight league in Lawrence. Additional details will follow as interested parties gather.
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Depot
Lawrence
Smith News
Ab da Finito
Murderer Executed in Illinois Jailside Hang
Henry Spencer, murderer of Mes Mildrdd Allison Rexroat, was hanged at the county jail in Weston Illinois. The execution follows a long legal process with the hanging taking place in the jail yard as officials reported.
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Chicago
Henry Spencer
Allison Rexroat
Wheston
Illinois
Hogs and valves noted in terse report fragment
Fragmentary OCR line mentions hogs and valves with unclear context and with stray characters. No identifiable event, date, or involved entities clearly detectable for a complete summary.
Charles Lescher Interment in Oak Hill Cemetery
The funeral for Charles Lescher was held this afternoon at 3 o clock at the Lescher residence 831 Tennessee Street. Services were private with immediate relatives and friends present. The body lay in state from 9 am to 1 pm. Rev. E R Stauffer and Rev. C C Brown officiated. I O O F Lodge No 4 conducted at the grave, pallbearers listed, Penwell Undertaking directed burial at Oak Hill Cemetery.
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Charrles Lescher
Léscher
Tennessee
E.R. Stauffer
C. C. Brown
F. Lodge
Rh Roberts
Oak Hill
Webster v Rollo divorce and alimony petition filed
A case was filed yesterday in District Court by Mari Webster as plaintiff against Rollo Webster as defendant. The petition seeks a divorce and alimony and will come up at the November term of the court.
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Rollo
Webst R
Topeka Government Delays Salaries for Workers
The piece notes Topeka employees have not received part of their salaries due to a pending appropriation bill. It compares the delay to personal financial tensions and mentions the ongoing Congressional Record attention. The narrative reflects public concern over municipal funding and payroll delays.
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Topeka
Rufus Rastus
Johnsing Brown
Isleral
Cress
Congressional
County Treasurer Reports Auto Tags Issued This Year
Deputy Treasurer Steven son said this morning that 469 automobile licenses and 10 motorcycle licenses have been issued in the county this year less than last year. The motor cycle count is well behind, with 64 issued so far this year versus 106 last year. A Richland resident fearing arrest sought a license, while about 30 more cars in the county still need tags.
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Stevenson
Richland
Osage Council Keeps Section 53 In Osage Gas Rules
Tulsa July 31 Osage gas and oil operators have fought to repeal Section 53 which bars piping natural gas outside the Osage reservation. The Osage council at Pawhuska voted seven to three to retain Section 53 to keep gas at home, arguing it will spur reservation factories and deter outside drilling. Indian Territory Illuminating Oil holds a blanket lease on 680000 acres, with potential to pipe gas off the reservation. renewal of the lease is debated amid strong opposition from the council.
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Tulsa
Okla
Osage
Osage Council
Pawhuska
Indian Territory Illuminating Oil Company
Osage Reservation
Strike Set for August 7 by 55,000 Rail Firemen and Engineers
Chicago July 31 The nationwide strike of 55,000 firemen and engineers on western railroads was announced to begin August 7 unless general managers concede to the plan proposed by the Federal Board of Mediation. W S Stone and Carter led the engineers and firemen, with Trenholm chairing the railroad managers. A Washington meeting with the president was planned to seek a settlement.
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Chicago
Ithe’ Companies
Deral Board of Mediation
Stoney
Carter
Stone
Trenholm
Washington
Exceptional Oats Yield by Ottawa Youth Inspires Record Claim
A 21 1/2 year old boy reports an oats yield of 67 bushels per acre from a seven acre tract near Ottawa. He details fall plowing four inches deep, heavy manure, drilled seed, and use of Texas red oats, noting 1912 Kansas averages and historic high yields for context. He sent the note to J Cr Mohler of the state board of agriculture.
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Ottawa
J. Cr Mohler, Schawiliy
State Board of Agriculture
Cl C. Dowdy
Miehler
Texas
Kansas
The Twenty Year’s Test On Cholera Remedy
An old testimonial notes repeated use of Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy over twenty years with consistent satisfaction, stating it never disappointed in treating such ailments.
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Chamberlain
Real Estate Offers and Local News Snippet
Better Than Insurance Lots at University land in Oklahoma or Colorado with payments as low as $5 per month. Payments stop and warranty deed given in case of death. Also notes about Wiedemann's ice cream and a Handball tournament continuing with Friday and Saturday games. High School matches listed and a funeral notice for Mrs Peter Gasser.
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University
Kbrisas
Oklahoma
Colorado
Bell Phone
Simon R. White
Local Families Visit Relatives and Participate in Weekender Events
Mr and Mrs Joe Hefferland and children Olin Alta and Fern traveled to Topeka Saturday afternoon to visit relatives and returned Sunday evening. Mrs Henry Pippert TM and Miss Emma Fleer helped Mrs Oscar Hennon cook for threshers Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Charles Schwartz and family spent Saturday evening at the David Heffner home. Mr and Mrs Jno Schwalm and daughter Laura went to Lawrence Monday. Mrs Fred Fleer and daughter Clara spent Tuesday afternoon at the Herman Pohl home. Miss Helen Sanders visits her sister Mrs Theo Im. Miss Mary Alt had dinner with Miss Ida Gastrock Sunday. Mr Henry Beeble went from Lawrence Monday.
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Olin
Alta
Fern
Topeka
Henry Pippert
Emma Fleer
Oscar Hennon
Charles Schwartz
David “Heffner
Jno
Schwalm
Laura
Lawrence
Fred Fleer
Clara
Herman Pohl
Helen § Sanders
Theo
Mary Alt
Ida
Gastrock
Henry Beeble
Srom
Lawrénce
Preparing Ballots For Primary Election in County
County Clerk reports ballots are being prepared for the upcoming primary next Tuesday as officials issue official ballots on fall tickets. The county anticipates voter turnout will rise due to the August election, potentially increasing the polling workload beyond normal.
Special on Curtice Brothers Beans and Laney Cans
A crowded market note highlights Curtice Brothers Beans and Laney cans offered at two for prices. Farmers discuss using traction plows to break ground, with Belvoir and Pleasant Valley buyers noted for new equipment. Railroad agents Robert Norris and another traveling passenger agent from Kansas City are mentioned in a business context.
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Steele
Belvoir
Lewis Howdall
Pleasant
Valley
Robert Norris
Missouriaisie
Isto
Kansas
City
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