Braves On Gridiron Today At Indian School Practice
Haskell football hopefuls gather on the Indian school clay with coach Richard Hanley for their first workout. Forty players answer the call, three lettermen report, and George Kipp and Hood expected back as the squad features many undeveloped players and a heavier, less experienced roster. The first game is set for September 30 against Pittsburg Normals at home.
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Haskell
Richard Hanley
Hanley
Husky
Tommie Anderson
Ansel Carpenter
John Levi
George Kipp
Hood
Pittsburg
Lettermen Receive Football Gear At Rence High
Coach Max Klein announced that about six to seven lettermen at Rence High were issued football equipment this afternoon. Regular practice will wait until class football ends in about two weeks as class tournaments begin. Lettermen will be assigned to classes to guide teams for the upcoming tournament and help uncover new material.
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Rence High School
Klein
Max Klein
Race up Pike's Peak sets nineteen cars to climb
Nineteen racing cars start at 10 o'clock for the national hill climb up Pike's Peak in Colorado Springs. The 12 mile 2200 foot ascent begins at Crystal Creek and ends at the summit. Cars go off at five minute intervals and finish by noon with results to be broadcast from two radio stations at the summit.
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Colorado Springs
Pike’s Peak
Crystal Creek
Pole vault world record falls in Copenhagen by Hoff
Hoff the Norwegian athlete cleared 4 meters 12 centimeters to set a new world pole vault record in Copenhagen stadium beating the 4 meter 8 centimeter Antwerp mark by Foss. The old record dated from 1920 Olympic Games. In other items Charles Allen a colored man faced drunkenness and disturbance charges and is jailed awaiting Tuesday trial while John Roberts posted a $10 bond to answer a speeding charge in police court.
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Copenhagen
Hoff
Antwerp
Foss
Charles Allen
John Roberts
Roberts
Elberta Peaches Price and Family Travel Notes
Last chance to buy Elberta peaches for canning at current price. Mrs D Dunakin and Earl Dunakin returned home Saturday after spending summer with Gordon Street and wife in Denver Colorado. Mrs H Weindel left for her home in St Joseph Missouri after visiting her mother Mrs S E Millet and family.
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D. M.dunakin
Earl Dunakin
Gordon Street
Denver
Colorado
H. Weindel
St. Joseph
5. E. Millet
Lynch Moore Tilt At Michigan City
Joe Lynch bantam weight faced Moore of Memphis in a ten round no decision bout at Floyd Fitzsimmons' arena in Michigan City. Dempsey's exhibition and other bouts with Wells Clabby Darcy and O'Keefe were also on the card as fans watched Moore seek a potential victory after a prior title loss. The event started at 3 p.m. CST.
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Michigan’ City
Juul
Jack Dempsey
Floyd Fitzsimmons
Joe Lynch
King
Pal
Moore
Memphis
Louisville
Dempsey
Lynch
Billy Wells
Great Britain
Jimmie Clabby
Hammond
Ind
Dennis O'Keefe
South Chicago
Uncle Sam
Navy
Weiss
Jimmie Darcy
Portland
Oregon
Clabby
Australia
Orof
Jack Thompson
Harry Wells
Local Lore and Light News From Lawrence Area
Vignettes from Lawrence include a Kentucky street resident counting 182 cars in an hour and a humor about licorice misheard as liquor. Reports note Parsons company men aiming for good grades, University Daily Kansan setup, and Reno traffic control along with St Aubrey Marts' new soda fountain on East Ninth.
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Company M
Parsons
St Aubrey Marts
East Ninth Street
City Officials Say Workers Stay On Duty If Need Persists
City officials indicate employees will remain on duty as long as there is a need. No further details provided in the fragment.
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Vie Oe
Lawrence Notices Busy Travel And Teaching Moves
Local residents return from trips to Denver and Colorado. Several teachers from Lawrence prepare new assignments in Kansas City Beverly Haviland Junction City Manhattan Ottawa St Joseph and Wisconsin trips loom for family and friends. Business trips to Oklahoma and visits with kin fill this week’s activity in Lawrence.
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Ming Mary Beal
Denver
Isabelle Neeler
Lena Flickinger
Ua Morth
Clolorado
C. W. Kanaga
Kansas City
Lawrence
Kate Caldwell
Marie Brown
Beverly
Kansas
Miss Brown
Lela Brown
Haviland
R. B. Brodhead Teft
Oklahoma
A. J. Lane
Jack Lawrence
Lyons
J. B. Maclk
Alberta Mack
Yellowstone Park
Mack
California
Salt Lake
Alice Monroe
A. Monroe
George Kreeck
Colorado
Janet,Simons
Doras
John Louis Simons
Wisconsin
Elizabeth Coffin
George Bowman
Mildred Gilmore
Junction City
W. J. Gilmore
Isabel
Mildred
Green Mountain Falls
Cole
E. P. Sisson
Weldon Houser
Ottawa
Isabel Gilmore
Central High School
Virgie Miller
St . Joseph
Daniel Johnson
Topeka
E. Miller
Warning Against Salvation Army Imposters Targeting Public
Brigadier John C. Smith of Kansas City alerts business people and friends of the Salvation Army to imposters soliciting funds in the area. He notes the annual fall appeal and Christmas kettles as legitimate fund drives and cites a Chicago injunction against misuse of Army initials uniforms and insignia. He warns of court actions and stronger measures to protect supporters who have been victimized by false solicitations.
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John C. Smith
Kansas
Syation Army
Bussmen
Smith
Salvation Army
Chicgo
Saved Army
Missouri
Deaths and Funerals in Stull and Enid
William Wulfkuhle died at his home southwest of Stull at 4 p m yesterday. Funeral services will be at the Evangelical church in Stull with Rev G C Reed in charge, burial in Stull cemetery. Mrs Susan Weyser of Enis Kansas died at 1324 Ohio Street today while visiting her daughter Mrs A R Adair. funeral notices to follow.
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Wulfkuhle
William ‘Wulflahle
Stull
Evangelical Church
GC. Reed
Susan Weyser
Susan Keyser
Enis
Kans
A. R. Adair
Ohio Street
Wwe
Labor Day Parade in Carbsidale Honors Union Leader
Thousands of coal miners from Williamson and Johnson counties celebrate Labor Day with a parade and picnic in Carbsidale Illinois. John B. Freye of Cincinnati, executive of the iron moulders union, spoke to the crowd.
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Carbsidale, IL
Wiliamson
Johnson Counties
John B. Freye
Cincinnati
Iron Moulders Union
United States Government Strike Breaking Agency Declared?
A cryptic fragment from the Tron Moulders Journal labels the U.S. government as the nation’s greatest strike breaking agency, referencing a sweeping temporary injunction won in Chicago. The text appears as a fragment with unclear context and attribution.
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Ater
Tron Moulders Journal
United States
Chicago
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