Boston Takes The Game By One Run At Funway Park
In Boston on Oct 1 under clear skies, the Braves beat the Athletics by one run in the third game of the series. Key plays featured Murphy’s double, Collins stealing second, and Maranville’s long hit miscalled before returning to fair. Evers and Bush pitched. special honors went to Evers with a gol d piece and Stallings received a diamond pin from the mayor.
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Funway Park
Boston
Basinal Park
Markman
Bos- Wau
Mylar
Bush
Guwdy
Rehan
Fyys
Las Man Uty
Murphy
Gown
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Tyler
Schmidt
Connolly
Collin
Baker
Collins
Gowdy
McInnis
Evers
Moran Poppy
Colling
Barry
Dasa
Connelly
Schang
Whitted
Mortins
McInnish
Walsh
Deal
Maranville
Maran‘ville
Texas Treaguer
Iranville
Atole
Collins Bormced
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Meluns
Ruins
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Gldring
Sehang
Selamidt
Jae
Murphey
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Olviite
Moran
Athletics edge Boston in tense 12th inning rally
In a tense game, Athletics tie it late then win in the 12th as Busch and Moran square off. Gowdy homered for Boston, while Murphy and Baker contributed two runs in the tied action. Final score shows Philadelphia 6, Boston 5 with decisive late plays by Moranville and Maranville.
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Athletics
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Neal
Schang
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Murphy
Tyler
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Evers
Oldring
Collins
Baker
McInnis
Whitted
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Gowdy
Devore
Moran
Connolly
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Ont Oldring
Nuirphy
Dent
Avors
NeTnnis
Grownden
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Moranville Soreine
Mann
Gilbert
Bush
Philadelphia
Police Court Rushes Through Minor Cases
In police court this morning a rush of cases appeared before the police judge. John Doe was fined 15.40 for indecent conduct. A Mexican uncooperative subject was charged with drunkenness and fined 6.50, unable to pay and committed to jail. Fred Albro faced disturbing the peace over a prescription demand, and Han Woods was found guilty of drunkenness and fined 6.50.
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Polive
John Doe
Fred Albro
Barker
Lam
Barber
Atbro
J . i Han Woods
Charts to be shown at Lawrence social survey exhibit
The Lawrence Social Service Survey exhibition opens Monday evening October 19 in the Learnard building on Massachusetts street. Explanations of the charts will be given by Dean Blackmar, Prof. E W Burgess, and others interested in sociological work during the course of the evening.
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Lawrence Social Service Survey
Learnard
Massachusetts Street
Dean Blackmar
E. W. Burgess
Aos
Curiosity Delays: Telephone Service
Fire at Rower sock's and Dunmire's disrupted phone traffic as curious subscribers rushed to the exchange. Manager Mason notes lights flashed on the switchboard while operators handled hundreds of calls, delaying emergency communications and endangering lives. He urges callers to use local numbers for property updates and reduce nonessential inquiries to restore prompt service. Mrs Knipple and Miss Watkins visited Topeka relatives before continuing travel.
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Rowersock's
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Mason
Missouri
Kansas Telephone Company
Lartz
Tefephone
Wse
Wilisky
Mickly
Sammalim
Central
Precion
Leephyne
tAlice Wrench | Knippla
Foster Daughtés
Miie Watkins
Wabash
Ind
Topeka
F. al Bini
International Dry Farming Congress Opens in Wichita Led by Hodges
A parade headed by Kansas Governor George J L Hodges and two battalions of the Kansas National Guard marked the opening in Wichita of the ninth International Dry Farming Congress. Delegates from Oklahoma Utah Arkansas Missouri and guests from England Australia Canada Greece Turkey Spain Russia China Cuba and Mexico join sessions covering marketing rural credit stock dairying silos crops and soils.
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Kan
George JL Hodges
Kansas
Kansas National Guard
Ammons
Colorado
Frank M. Byrne
South Dakota
Oklahoma
Utah
Arkansas
Missouri
England
Australia
Canada
Greence
Turkey
Spain
Russia
China
Cuba
Mexico
Cavalry Encounters Near Arras as Fronts Roil Europe
Amid heavy combat on multiple fronts German forces attack between La Bugne and Roye near Arras and Oise while French marine fusiliers sustain days of engagement. In the Vosges and Belg i um sectors counterattacks are repulsed with losses reported on both sides. Russian reports claim continued fighting in southern Poland near Lwow and Sandomir as crews describe fog hampering artillery.
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Paris
Get. Ag
la Balfee
Estaires
Hazebrouck
Arras
Oise
la Bugne
Roye
Vosges
Sly Dieu
I'Werfield Vorps
Prisstyn
Marine Fusiliers
Ostober
Belgiai Eid
Antwerft
Kiveat
CTIA
Lawrence Convention Largest in Kansas History
The Tenge of Kansas Municipality convention in TL Lawronea last week was the largest ever, with over a hundred officials from 49 cities attending. Commissioners from Joplin, Missouri joined, and Talbot thanked Lawrence officials, the Merchants Association, the University Cheb, and the Student Councils for their services.
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Tenge of Kansas Municipality
TL Lawronea
Tle
The Wizard of Wiseland at the Bower sock Theater
A review calls The Wizard of Wiseland at the Bower sock Theater Saturday a musical extravaganza with uneven words and plotting. Performances pleased the crowd more for offering than for standout talent, and critics hope for stronger acts next in the season. Nearby ads tout home grown potatoes and hand picked vegetables for sale by Bao C.O.D. and Eliot Grocery.
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Wiseland
Bowersock Theater
Ience
Idaho
Eliot Grocery
Fire department faces strain over inadequate pressure
Fire Chief Reinisch criticized the department for lacking enough paid men and reserve staff to handle emergencies. He complained that during the second fire, water pressure failed for part of the first 15 minutes, allowing a paper mill blaze to gain the upper hand until relief finally arrived.
AEROPLANE THREATENS BIG GASOLINE TANK
Oct. 12 report from London states an unidentified aeroplane attacked a gasoline facility of 80,000 gallons capacity. French aviators pursued German craft but failed to prevent damage as the attack dropped a shell within range of the storage tanks. A squadron of airmen has been formed to counter the German aircraft.
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London
Tanbe
Ring
Squatron
Air Eraf
Louth
Silueh
Payis
Dadi
Signed letters required for Journal-World editorials
The Journal-World states it will only publish signed letters rebutting or addressing its editorials on law enforcement in Lawrence. It condemns anonymous submissions as cowardly and insists contributors attach their names, with letters written in proper manners for publication consideration.
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Journal-World
Journal- World
Lawrence
Mie Journal-World Wall
Lawrence Odd Fellows to Attend Manhattan Grand Lodge
A number of Lawrence Odd Fellows will travel to Manhattan tomorrow for the annual grand lodge event. Lawrence team members I. C. Stevenson and J. B. Wilson are the delegates from the Lawrence lodge.
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Odd Fellows
Manhattan
Lawrence Odd’ Fellows
Manhatta
7. O. QL Fe
Lawrence
I. C. Stevenson
J. B. Wilson
Lawrence Jadge
City Loses Garbage Collection Case
A Clark County court case centers on a failed garbage collection contract between city officials and Gillon and Snyder. The jury found the city did not pay the contract, citing that Gillon and Snyder did not fulfill their obligations. A demurrer argued the mayor lacked authority to enter the deal without commission consent. the motion was denied.
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Gillon and
Snyder
Gillon
Lawrence
Sny
Clark’s Court
Depot Robber Steals 18 Dollars At Iola Bandits
Bandits blew open the M I depot safe in Iola Kansas last night and escaped with eighteen dollars. No crew was seen. Police investigation follows as locals report the incident.
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M.-I
Iola
Kan
M.I
Gini Taieel
Providence Lends Aid in Close Call Fire
A barn fire in a well-kept Providence neighborhood threatened several blocks of homes. Firefighters lacked sufficient hose and water pressure, relying on a bucket brigade as wind shifts risked wider destruction. The incident raises questions about equipment readiness and safety standards for the city.
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Providence
Hand of Providence
Lawrency Boy
Phe
Viel
Greenlees
Two Horses Burned In Second Fire At Mill And Homes
Firefighters fought two blazes in rapid succession on Mississippi street near Dunmire and at a paper mill. The Dunmire barn burned, two horses perished, and adjoining houses were damaged though kept from total loss by a single hose line and buckets. Fire crews later contained the mill blaze while saving remaining structures. property losses mounted with furniture moved as flames spread to nearby buildings. The West Side Study Club meets tomorrow with Mrs. Lae P. Clements. Golf practice noted at the course and a municipal water issue delayed hydrant use.
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Mie Paper
Mitch
Dunmire
Otto Barteldes
Greenlees
Fire Threatens the Howerlock Mill Conflagration
Fire broke out at a stone shop near the paper mill on Sixth Street at 3 30 PM Sunday causing about 340000 in damage. Insufficient water pressure hampered efforts as hoses from Massachusetts and Seventh Street fought the blaze before it overwhelmed the building. The adjacent grain elevator burst through its roof in a shower of debris, while insulation and electric wires were burned leaving thousands endangered. The fire was not controlled until after six, with two water streams kept on smoldering ruins overnight. About 20000 of stock and 0 up to 20000 worth of stock were stored in the building, which was set to be reinforced with concrete blocks this week to become a fireproof structure. The outage plunged Lawrence into darkness for hours with lights restored by 8 PM.
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Little Stone
Massachusetts
Seventh
New Hampshire
Goba
Itaff
Lawrence
Reinisch
Santa Fe
Kansas City
Lilie
Bpiversouk B
French Cavalry Victorious In Western Engagement
London reports from Berlin via Amsterdam state that German forces claim their cavalry routed a French unit west of Lille and near Brouhck. Casualties and exact outcomes remain uncertain as the front line action is described inconsistently. Shipping and supply notes mention Antwerp and Dutch frontier crossings with limited details.
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Reuter Telegram Company
Berlin
Amsterdam
Lille
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