Catarrh Cure Promoted as Blood Purifier Claim
An advertisement touts SOS as a blood purifier that treats catarrh by cleansing the blood and attacking disease germs. It urges readers to begin use immediately, discard sprays, and write for free information while claiming long-standing success and nationwide availability through physicians and Swift Laboratory.
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Draggikts
Mildress
Swift Laboratory
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Riline Wins Three Straight In Elks Club Bowling Tourney
Riline’s team routed opponents with scores reading 602 and 729 as they clinched three straight wins. Perkins led with 523 points, while Matthews Lumber Co. took AH But One in a seven-back Elks tourney with Stevenson posting 226. Washington seeks 8,000 recruits for Siberia replacements.
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Cleland
Otevgon
Indians Rout Missouri Valley 11 to 1 on Haskell Field
The Haskell Indians overwhelmed Missouri Valley College with 11 runs to one on Haskell field. Bowman, Quetone, and Kahdet led the offense with multiple hits as the Indians stole bases and built a big sixth inning. Salyers struggled as Missouri Valley errors aided in several runs.
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Quetone
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Salyers
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Markell
T Bose
Bushy
Kadet
Whitetepe
Carufel
Anerher
Pishor
Captain Bowman
Kahdet
Hickell Town
Nosimigte
Cara
Local Tennis Team to Meet KC Stars
Central High School of Kansas City Missouri will play JoCal High School tennis Saturday afternoon at the YMCA courts. The Central squad is strong with the Dubac brothers E Printh Dolson Hoery and John Selig likely to appear in doubles. Coach Uhrlaub leads a group including Hollenberey Lupton and Lemon in singles selection.
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Lawrence
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Kensas City
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Tain
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Julius Uhrlau
George Hollenberey
Red Lupton
Lionel Lemon
Uhrlaub
Grain administrator warns manipulators in wheat prices
Chicago May 7 The national wheat administrator said the food administration act allows controlling trading on exchanges to curb speculation and warned that if flour prices do not reflect supply, drastic measures may return. A New York conference with millers traders and grain men will set trade agreements.
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Food Administration
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Chicago
New York
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United States
Negro Holds Off Officers In Texas Barricade
Tom Kim Ivey, a negro, fought off armed citizens and officers for four hours from a barricade in his home in Plane Texas before he was shot and killed. Nine others were wounded, as Embrey reportedly attempted to kill his wife, sparking the confrontation.
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Tom Kim- Ivey
Embrey
Eight Are Killed in Downtown Columbus Apartment Fire
A six story downtown Columbus apartment house burned early today, killing eight and injuring many more as the rear four floors sank to the basement. Fire crews hunted through debris for missing occupants amid the smoke and collapse. Also noted are university engineers publications and local property transfers in the same era.
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University Overfunds Quota Surpassing Target by Far
University Faculty and staff rapidly funded the loan, raising 32 150 dollars or about 168 percent of the 20 000 dollar allotment in the first twenty four hours. Fraser Hall led with 15 160 toward 37 500 quota, while My ers Hall and Robinson Gymnasium exceeded targets by large margins.
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C. G. Mitchell
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M. C. Elmer
Missil
Marian Bill
Havenhill
J. W. Murray
W. B. Downing
Snow
N. P. Sherwood
H. B. Huneerford
Green
H.W. Humbie
Museum and Hospital
G.E. Cochillend
Danis
Haworth
Alcl Tervill
Jayhawker gridiron hero decorated for World War service
Lawrence native Carl S. Tony James, captain of the 1915 Kansas Jayhawks football team, returned as a decorated war hero. A lieutenant in Company 8B of the 16th Engineers, Sith Division, he earned the Distinguished Service Cross for bravery in the Argonne Forest, was wounded twice, and later joined the National Guards on the Mexican border. He graduated engineering from KU in 1916 and has a service stripe for twelve months abroad.
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Tony” James
Jayhawker
Lawrence
James
K. U
16Th Engineers
Sith
Argonne Forest
Tony
National Guards
National Guard Officers Face Withheld Discharges In Dispute
Five Kansans involved in a clash with regular army leaders may see discharges withheld temporarily. Names include Col Carl Ristine Maj James F Going Maj Seth A Hammel Lieut Col Bennet Clark Col Willie McD Rowan and Captain John J Haskell. Officials say it is official business not for public discussion as temp holds loom amid tensions between National Guard officers and regulars.
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Hammel
Going
Camp Funston
National Guard
Bennet Clark
Champ Clark
National Guards
Carl Ristine
129Th Infantry
James F. Going
Topeka
Seth A. Hammel
France
Real Estate Transfers and Government Railways Losses
Mary M Skinner and husband sell to Ruthie J Wilson for 1400 in Steels subdivision Early addition Lawrence. Clara Rose Jackson and husband sell to Agnes Ottilei Fischer for 650 Lot 12 Block 5 Lanes first addition Lawrence. Government Finds Little Profit Managing Railways Its Own at Washington May 7. Government loss for first quarter 130000000 on larger roads earned 40000000 while obligated 170000000 under railroad control act. Navy Day designated in Victory Liberty Loan campaign by Carter Glass.
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Ruthie J. Wilson
Lawrence
Clara Rose Jackson
Agnes Ottilei Fischer
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Bureau of Railway Economics
Carter Glass
United States
Secretary of the Treasury
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