Paper Makers Take Lead In City Baseball Standings
The Paper Makers beat the Merchants 5 to 1, moving atop the Twilight League standings for at least two days. Burris pitched a strong game for the Paper Makers, fanning nine and allowing four hits, while Wilson struggled with wild pitches for the Merchants. Key hits included Burris driving in runs and McKinney, Kimball, and Biggs contributing offensively.
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Teague
Tay Severs
Y.bl
M. A
Tina
Hara
Scott
Neustif
Biggs
ieKinner
Tribe
Burrig
Durris
Otto
Hein Perkins
Bingle
Burris
Wilson
Jone Bingle
Hlis
Paper Mill
Hpoa LE Kimball
McKinney
Oe Og Beett
Brooks
Barteldes
Pertins
Frobasa
C. Pepkins
Kimball
Nightin
Noustifter
Regatta results and club notes from Lawrence gathering
A crowded afternoon Regatta at Pot ter Ine featured multiple races and standout performances. Daniels, Sterling, Griffin, and Mifflin led in sprints dives and underwater events, while Crawford Miller and Dykstra Smith won canoe and doubles races. Local officials included James Naismith as starter and Hamilton as coach with T. T. Smith judge. Separately, real estate transfers list deeds and quit claims in Lawrence and adjoining townships.
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Potter
Saapion
Daniels
Israel
Fisher
Sterling
Griffin
James
Grim
Tfternatin Weres
James ‘Naismith
Hamilton
T. T. Smith
McCarty to Face Kaufman in 20-Round bout at San Francisco
Luther McCarty, who recently defeated Carl Morris here, was matched yesterday afternoon to fight Al Kaufman in a 20 round bout at San Francisco on June 26. Billy McCarney had been holding out for an extra five percent of the gate receipts but has now accepted terms and will leave for the coast with McCarty. McCarney has received numerous offers for his services.
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Springfield
Luther McCarty
Carl Morris
al Kaufman
San Francisco
Billy’ McCarney
McCarty
Fragmentary campus report on liquor, scholarships, and student life
A fragmented narrative describes debates over liquor near Leland Stanford University and student discipline. It notes President David Starr Jordan’s annual report citing prohibition effects on liquor sales, mentions fraternities and outsiders in scholarship, and highlights a striking F A A building decoration with red and blue bunting.
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Leland
Stanford
University
Cal
David Starr
Jordan
Stanford 7
Alumni and Fire Report Dominate Constantineople Headlines
Alumni events at Fraser Hall drew 352 signatures with classes from 1873 to 1911 represented. A noon tally showed 62 members on the alumni list as field sports and a seniors farce followed by a reception led by Chancellor Strong. A great fire swept Saintamboal in Constantinople’s Mohammedan quarter, burning two houses and several mosques by last night. County commissioners meet today for Lecookpton township valuation at two.
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Fraser Hall
University
McCook Field
Constantinople
Stamboal
Kansas City Market Prices and Live Stock Receipts
Market page from Kansas City lists wheat and corn prices with July futures around 1.024.38 and 1. etc, butter and eggs quotes, and live stock receipts. Hogs total about 11,000 with heavy trade around 7.20 to 7.40 per hundredweight. cattle receipts about 7,000 native steers trading in mid 90s to 100s, calves around 50 to 60, with various price quotes and daily market summaries.
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Kansas City
Sear
San Slosa
Ackers
Pige
Titanic speed inquiry hints at ice region danger
London reports say the inquiry found it planned to drive the Titanic at full speed through ice on maiden voyage. Captain Smith justified the decision as weather allowed. Separate notes mention fruit pricing, silk display, and a maple ice cream promotion. South Dakota voters move to the polls as Summer primary activity begins. Official notices record the appointment of executrices for Moris Clark’s estate in Douglas County Kansas.
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London
Ismay
Captain Smith
Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Douglas
Kansas
Morns Clark
Douglas County
Alice
Mary Eliizabeth Clark
Elizabeth Clark
For Sale Items In Odd Echo From Classified Fragments
Fragmentary notice lists items for sale including rugs, window shades, a buffet, dining table with six chairs, and other furniture. Contact details appear garbled but indicate a Bell listing and a price of 210.
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Stigmita
Axmaster
Picnic plans near completion for children festival
Plans for the Children's Picnic at Woodland Park are nearly complete with thirty children selling postcard views of the festival under Y M C A supervision. Prizes await top sellers as enlarged pictures of park scenes are displayed in Raymond's window. The event is expected to be a major success in Lawrence if good weather continues.
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South Park
Y. M. GA
H. Bsanborn
Raymond
Woodland Park
Thorsday
Tawrence
School Board Resolutions Honor Bequest and Loyalty
School board resolutions express sympathy with President Geo Innes and appreciation for EH Perkins donation of 500 dollars for public speaking prizes. Funds to be invested to pay prizes in rhetoric and declamation, with Perkins name honored in perpetuity. a copy sent to the Perkins family.
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Board
Mr. Innes
L. H. Perkins
EH. Perkins
Lucius EH. Perkins
Thidredf
Xhall
H. Perkins
H. Verkir
Edward Bumgardner
William F. Higgine
Salaries and Teachers in Jatemieh Debate
The piece weighs the salary structure for teachers in Jatemieh, arguing current pay is insufficient and tied to reserve funds while advocating higher pay for experienced, well trained educators. It contrasts two teacher types and calls for reforms in training, class structure, and school organization to improve education and reduce burnout.
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Soad
Byard Carnot
Thas
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