Dope Favoring KU Shifts to Washburn Game in Topeka
In Topeka KU fans packed trains and streets for the Kansas University football trip to Washburn University with over 100 KU students joining the squad. The Washburn squad showed hope as headlining players lined up, while parade-like support and crimson and blue colors spread throughout the city. A second note covers Parsons Street Railway Company mandamus actions to build a subway under the M E I railroad on Main Street in Parsons.
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Ryck Chalk
Jay Hawk
K. U
Kansas University
Topeka
Washburn University
Crimson
Kansas City
Kansas
Washburn
Parsons Street Ry
Mopeka
John
Dawson
State Board of Railroad Commissioners
Supreme Court
Parsons Street Railway Company
Parsons
Sheecourt
Dawson Yes
Lawrence Street Service Out as Generator Fails
Cars stop running on the Lawrence line today and likely tomorrow as the generating unit burns out. In town, Halloween parties flourish at Stith Hall and across Lawrence with Phi Sig events and local clubs hosting dances and parlor gatherings.
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Lawrence Line
Cncaubers
Philstetg Delta
Cahill
Lawrences
Lawrence
K. Nalite
Lawrence Hue
Kansas City
Barry
Jonewal
Chicagoans Indorse Crane After Resignation Stir
A Chicago memorandum signed by fifty leading citizens praises minister designate Crane despite his recent resignation in a recall context. Crane is in New York awaiting a guest of honor dinner arranged at his convenience. The piece notes the recall debate and public sentiment.
Untitled football notes and fireside reports
Kansas and Missouri football scraps are mixed with distant reports from Iowa and Kansas City. The piece notes Daineh Kennedy and Coach PWeede amid plans for a fast open style, mentions Popeks wits Hessel crowd, and cites weather and lineup hints. Separate items report the US Pacific fleet reaching Manila Bay early and two Kansas City girls dying from burns after a candle accident.
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Nopela
Kans
University
State University Tennant
pWeede
Daineh Kennedy
Kansas
Popeks Wits Hessel
Revival clash ends Baptist gathering in town
A local revival by Baptists turned sour as evangelist Mr Tina’s conduct displeased church members. Hatred rose over denunciations of locals, the revival was canceled last night and Ham departed for Wiehite. The Round Table club met with Miss A J Wight on Pennsylvania street and discussed study topics Norway Sweden and a Pacific Coast trip.
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Baptists
Tina
Avivanes
Ham
Hat Red
Wiehite
Round Table Club
A. J. Wight
Pennsylvania Street
Norway
Sweden
Sarah M. Em
Louisiana Street
Condes
Lane
Review Club
Juhnsons
Kentucky Street
Miss Kasubis
Mes
Bevett
Laura Bridgeman
Kerlor
Woman’s Journal
Chicago Woman’s Club
Carpenter
West Side Study Club
Lawrence High Triumphs Over Olathe in Football Showdown
Lawrence High School defeated Olathe 23 to 0 as the second half surge secured the win. The match featured solid defense and a decisive offensive push, with coaching by Milton praised. amid cheers, Clathe player Will Jarboe sustained a broken right ankle and was treated at the office and sent home.
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Lawrence High School
Olathe
Lawrence High ‘School
Will Jarboe
Clathe
Martin
Baker University Football Returns Amid Community Revival
Baker University marks its first football game in years as the town of Baldwin, led by Methodist supporters, welcomes a new season. The 5–5 tie against the state university second team sparks talk of rebuilding and signals strong local and former Baker athletes’ enduring legacy.
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Ed Bristow
Baker
Roam
Ottawa
Theie Niin
the Seager
Gin Baker
Baker University
Methodist
Baldwin
Ottawa Herald
T Own
Evers
Wits
Fromm
Athe
State University
Ke US
Erientional College
Genny
Wowie
Tsi
Methodists
Ant
Otawa University
Deford
Baker Stintenis
Billy
Austin
Phina
Ina
Drake
Towa
Charley
Taylor
Telepost Company
Kansas City
Alien
Whee
Tai
Seattly
George Taomes
Ceal
Greeley
Cole
Netintwing
Wellsville
Bert Porter
Robbers Blow Up Williamstown Post Office Safe
Early this morning a safe at the Williamstown post office was blown open with nitro glycerine. The robbers escaped with about $50 in cash while alarms and pursuit were mounted by officers, but no arrests were made at once. Local stores and residents reported hearing a blast and seeing suspicious men nearby.
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Williamstown
United Sinies
Williaamsteat
Thivis
Meney
Mavis Fustiinister
Willianstown
Vonrse
Sual
Lawroner
Sheri Wannine
Marshal Wendart Brooker
Kenny
James McMahon Murder Case Sparks New Suspect Claims
Sensational information from Sheriff Al Becker links Patrick McMahon to the crime scene as investigation continues. McMahon, held in Kansas City police custody, reportedly suffered a temporary breakdown and attempted escape while officials pursue new leads implicating additional people.
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James McMahon
Tity
McMahon
Sherif AL Becker
Jin
Sherif
Sheriff's Ofice
Patrick McMahon
Patrick
Kansas City
Wyandotte
Keivnssrick
Taft Arrives In New Orleans At Waterways Convention
Delegations from many states noise and activity greet President Taft as he lands in New Orleans. He attends a reception at the St Charles hotel then speaks at the Deep Waterways convention with governors and lawmakers present amid a bustling Canal Street parade.
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New Orlat
Uschior
Mississippi
Taft
New Chelane
Canal Street
St. Charles
Missouri
FOR SALE AND SERVICES IN LATE 1900S NEWSPAPER CLASSIFIED
Classified notices include help wanted for a clothing salesman, missing glasses, rental rooms, a residence for sale, and extensive automobile bargains from Times Square Automobile Company listing many makes and prices. Also offers a draft sale of a fresh cow and a stray Jersey cow with contact details.
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Rootera
TH Society
Stith Hall
Muriel Stam
Hallaveten
The
Christian Church
Parlins
West Lawrence
Twefstenk Fry
Haskell Institute
Phi Sigs
Cl Decker
Hallowe’en Parlies
Nelle Trewo
Maryshall Gorrill
Percy Hilliard
Decker
Senora Club
Pampkins
W. T. Tee
Elsie
BL F Paasth
Tam
Aman
S. BR
Si. R
Leavenworth
Topeks
Union Pacific Railway Company
Kansas & Western
Onaga
Union Pacific
Omaha
Frank Ryan
Waterman's
Boyles
Maia St
Waterman
Knights and Ladies of Security
Squires
Mass
Wolf's Book Store
Wiest
K. LU. Wasthurnt Ul
Town City
Iowa
Dét
Erenos
Missouri Chiversity
Nero Alexander
Cedar Rapids
GriMth
Towa Jineto
Tweather
Enmfourt
Manila
United States Pacific
Sebree
Manila Bay
Kinisas
City
Virginia Owen
Independence
Mamie Tiernan
Loretta Qumy
Wichita
Lawrence Boys
Red
Milton
Baker U
Tel Bedelle
Tseriz
Raktwig
Mamblin House
Cluthing
Tee
Lavereus Z ‘House
Wright
Pi College Park
Lients, Humphreys
Fowls
Wiedemann's
Sexman & Co.'s
Abe
Fois
Womens
Aid Bull
T. A. Kennedy
Ed Federation
Vin
Plare
Margaret
Hill
Carter
Me Carter
United States
Tle
Additio
McCarter
S. mm
Jm Epuch
M2 Benden
Lawrence Um Utchuress
Benchet
Lawrence Swen
Felah
Friends In Council
Sidios- In
Americas
M Westisday
Batley
Manues
Bailey
SS. Learnard
Quiver
Quiveracl
Mrs. Stone
Emily Bronte
Howell
Teroiies
Bronte
Miss Richardson
Tenola
Tenola Club
Bishop
London
Francis Daedicke
Cluh
W. Dy Gilnore
A. C. Griesa
Charles McFarland
James Fitzpatrick
Davis
Brock
Edmunds
Wood
McElheny
W. Ti. Lowe
Lupin
C. BR. Andrews
Davolson
Grace Walker
Parkers
Sarah Crewe
Chas
Crowder
Wrener
Mas
Geo
Mies Webster
Lawrence Reading Club
Lawrence Reading Elu
Mexico
Charles Bary Hues
Essen
Spain
B.C
Mes. Sweet
Seoul
Hutherford
Mes. Bryant
Med
Ah Vet. Stubbs
W. H. Stubbs
Zodiac Club
Yho Zotiac Chi
Mra. LF Perkins
Coviers
Ladies Literary League
Dauties
Pawoere
Adlis
Smidthwaite
Nee
Og Prevines
Armari¢a
Great Bri
Bretoene
Brittany
Piteh
Avery
Ben Yansos
Gunnison
Trinity Church
Trinity
Holy Community
Deep Waterways Meeting
Red Heifer
Tell Phone
Journal Office
Warren Street
Times Square Automobile Company
Cadillac
Packard
Stoddard
Dayton Roadster
Maxwell
Franklin
Columbia
Ford
Autocar
Oldsmobile
Reazhouts
Stevens Duryea
Rnnabants
18Th & Pine Sts
St.Louis
Michigan Ave
Chicago
West 48Th St
New York City
Main St
Bell Phone
Ballene
Banks and Haskell
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