Huskers and Jayhawkers Tie In Turbulent Missouri Valley Match
The Huskers trail and lead flip as errors and wild plays mark a pitching heavy game. Lang and Lang formed a notable Husker battery while Kansas counters with Conboy and Hewitt contributions. Stressed by erratic pitching, Nebraska falls behind but remains in contention for the final Valley game.
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Locke
Joan Wright
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Lang
Conboy
Hewitt
Nebraska
Husker
Missouri
Huskers edge Huskers in fast paced baseball clash
A garbled report describes a Kansas versus Nebraska game with a double play by Mt. Vagerewation and Lang tagging Bell at home. Jayhawker Leche, Hudker, and sprinting Huskers are noted for speed. Davis yields 9 hits in 2 1 3 innings while fans cheer Coach J Clark.
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Belt
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Mt. Vagerewation
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Finals Report From Sadnen Event At Five PM
The text notes a finals gathering in the sadnen area set for five in the evening. Reilly A and Hthixe Fox Bos appear among participants while Max Ff and Tom are mentioned along with the University of Kansas figure Antoine who won first place in the twenty thousand event.
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Tom
Ham
University of Kansas
Antoine
Haskell Baseball Season Highlight Manages Fun On Field
A fragment mentions Haskell's baseball season with notes of a lively year and a game Tuesday night at Round Corner. It references Redskins and Mayetta in a casual sports brief style. The readable text is limited but indicates a spirited season with notable car clubs mentioned in passing.
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Redskins
Haskell
Topeka Wins Match At Local Golf Course
Topeka club defeated Lawrence county team yesterday afternoon at the local course by 87 to 19. Waildo Powder of the Lawrence Club posted the best score with 77 for eighteen holes, defeating F. W. Griggs of Topeka who was second with 79. W. Brelsford of Topeka took six golf balls as first prize for low visitors’ net, with 73. Griggs J C Fink and Ray Conlin tied for second with 76, sharing six golf balls.
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Lawrence Country
Topek
Waildo
Powder of the-Lawrence
F. W. Griggs
Griggs
Fraternal Aid Union Defeats Vinland Eleven In Extra Innings
The Fraternal Aid Union baseball team defeated Vinland 3 to 2 in eleven innings yesterday afternoon in Lawrence. The game was tight through nine with both sides playing near flawless ball. Vinland scored first in the tenth, Fraternal tied in its half, Vinland went scoreless in the eleventh, and Lawrence crossed the deciding run in the bottom of the inning. Next Sunday Lawrence will face Oskaloosa, noted for strong play in the region.
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Union
Vinland
Lawrence
Aid Union
Pauper Eggstein Dies Rich After Mystery Burial
A Hutchinson Kansas case reports J H Eggstein labeled a pauper died Oct 10 of stomach cancer at the poor farm and buried in a potter's field. Authorities say he was worth over 100000 in bonds and a 21000 bank balance in Kansas City, though his identity and origins remain undisclosed. A nameless informant provided affidavits to officials and an undertaker. The man, aged 7 in the record, refused to reveal who he was or his background.
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Kansas
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Potter’s Field
Eggstein
Tota-Fali
Kansas, City
Candidates file to oppose Ed Little in Kansas City race
Topeka June 9. Five Republicans file to oppose Representative Ed Little of Kansas City for congress from the second district. Homer Hoch Marion and Haysel White Mankato seek seats in the fourth and sixth districts. Hugh Means Lawrence A T Ayers and Robert E Cullison named for the thirteenth and eleventh districts. Gasoline price cut widens fuel war as independent stations drop from 12.9 to 16.0 a gallon. Appeals to Supreme Court: J Ralph Dodworth seeks reversal of $3,500 judgment for H W Skimner from district court November 23.
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Kan
Fune
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Olathe
Ed Little
Kansas City
Eressman
Homer Hoch
Marion
Hays- B. White
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Congress
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Hugh Means
Lawrence
A. T. Ayers
Robert E. Cullison
Tala
Automobilist
Standard
Gil Company
Supreme. Court
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J. Ralph Dodworth
H. W. Skinmner
Hio District Court
Klan Denies Backing VP Candidate in Indiana
Cleveland press reports announced and promptly denied that the Ku Klux Klan had a vice presidential candidate from Indiana. A former publicity agent for the clan allegedly dictated a statement at Klan headquarters stating a candidate supported by Dr. Hs… authorizing a statement. Senator Watson quickly declared the assertion false and that he was the candidate.
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Ku ‘Klux -Klan
Fatson
Indiana
Iod
Clan
Hana
Serrator Watson
Thea
Railroads face tax hearing in Topeka clash
Lawyers and tax experts flock to the state tax commission as nine railroad hearings open to seek reductions in assessments. Union Pacific protests a tax jump from 50 118 685 to 170 293 505 this year alongside Santa Fe Rock Island and others. Kansas railways total 648 943 000 this year up from 477 687 700 last year. Coffeyville shows population gains with 1 579 new residents, Montgomery county up 858. Havana and Liberty also rise. Miss Elien Anderson and Miss Alice Docking visit Kansas City. Mrs. F M Howe of Cincinnati visits Coffeyville en route to Green Mountain Falls Colorado. See Hiawatha Tuesday night.
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Kan
State Tax
Union
Pacific Railroad
Santa Fe
Rock Island
Eton
Missoula
Kansas City
Clineton
Springfield
St. Joseph
Grandsland
Kansas Railways
Coffeyville
Montgomery County
Havana
Liberty
Forty Paroles Granted by Kansas Parole Board
Topeka Kansas June forty parolees were granted at Lansing state penitentiary after bi monthly hearings by the parole board Secretary of the board Judge H S Irwin announced today eighty applications for parole were made at the hearings Friday and Saturday Irwin indicated twenty five more harvest paroles would be granted in two weeks Also news items report Ashtor injured in June nine Joe and Everett Gunn of Midian suffered serious injuries when a plane crashed near Here McPherson Mrs J W Studebaker of Wichita dies from auto injuries near Here Prof F H Hodder to teach in Seattle then visit Alaska for remaining weeks of summer.
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Kansas
Lansing State ‘Penitentiary
Parole Board
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Ashtor
Joe
Everett Gunn
Midian
McPherson
Kan
J. W. Studebaker
Wichita
Forest Studebaker
Here
Card of Thanks for Richard Hayter
We wish to thank our neighbors and friends for kindness and sympathy shown during the death of our father Richard Hayter. We thank Rev Green for his consolation, those who furnished cars and all who sent flowers. Wm Hayter, wife and daughter, sister and brother. alonk "Hidwatha" at its best. Tues night.
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Hayter
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