Printers Fall Again in Aerated League Duel
In a rough game the Printers lose to the Bankers as Wetzel the banker pitcher dominates with sharp curves. Frazer of the Printers is hit for two safeties. The scoreline shows a lopsided five to two or similar outcome with detailed lineups and field action. Also notes a separate charity baseball night among insurance men and contractors at Woodland Park ending after four innings due to darkness. Upcoming games listed for Poehler Merchants Bankers Business College Voehlers Overton Leigh Post Office Elks Lawyers Printers Sept. 8-9 with warm weather and good ventilation at Lawrence Business College.
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Frazer
Weizel
P Vazen
Kuhne
Sweeney
Milton ' Russell
Ellis ‘Martin
Dailey Melain
Gore RT Printers
Barkers
Overton & Leigh
Woodland Park
Iris Umps
Saeeee Cole
Carroll &Loesch
Woodland
Poehler
Merchants
Bankers
Business College
Voehlers
Overton ,& Leigh
Caldwell Optimistic For Season Kickoff On Haskell Field
Caldwell reports the first real practice of the season on Haskell field with focus on kicking and signals. Ample players on hand, more athletes issued today. He is pleased with effort and plans to tighten the squad after more work, aiming for Augries readiness and benefit from four practice partners with the Jayhawkers.
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Haskell
Caldwell
Knights and Ladies of Security Elect Officers
J B Wilson serves as President as the Knights and Ladies of Security hold their annual election with officers listed including Miss J Smith as treasurer and Mrs M Brown as vice president. A Fraternal Order picnic at Woodland Park is announced for Friday September 9 with free tickets at Meierhoffer’s Store by 2 p.m. Also promotion for Lawrence Business College life scholarships andAmbrosia Tea at Wiedemann’s noted.
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The
Knights & Ladies of Security
Hosen T Dent
J. B. Wilson
J. Smith
Tut
M. Brown
Mers
Russell Biargo
Eric Owens
D. of
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Woodland Park
Meierhoffer
J. Sweeney
A.T Mackbarth
E. Owens
Kasold Back Councilman Just Back From Europe Says Lawrence Is Up To Date
Councilman Kasold returns from Europe and declares Lawrence current on most issues, with a caveat that garbage handling remains a problem area needing attention. He stresses ongoing city efforts to modernize trash disposal and curb informal dumping.
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Europe
Lawrence
Civic council debates garbage plan and town affairs
Kansas City visit sparks petitions and council talks on civic improvement in Europe. Marshal makes report noting no major issues beyond garbage handling. City discusses daily refuse collection, fines, and municipal funding while approving bond sales and street projects. Dozens of residents and visitors, including Mabel Barrison, are noted in the day’s social items.
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Lawrence
Couneil
Hatelin
Nustody
Peoples State Park
Dane
Appi
Committee On Water
C.C. Simmons
Illinois
Pinckney
Penn Street
AC. Curtiss
Kentucky
Adams
Euchid
Census Data Plan Aims To Simplify State Statistics
Washington Sept 7 110 Census Director Durand announced a January start for bulletins each covering a state's population and subdivisions. The bulletins will precede census volumes and focus on accessible data for citizens and researchers, detailing state totals, counties, incorporated places, and detailed county and city statistics.
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Washington
D. C
Durand
Census Bureau
Durands
Ecensus
Council Treats Kasold After European Tour
FE A Kasold returned from a tour of Europe and treated the city council last evening after their session. He provided the best ice cream cake and cigars in town for the city fathers, who welcomed the gesture and perhaps hope for another visit.
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FE. A. Kasold
Europe
Mr. Kasold
Insane Man Escapes From Asylum Ward
Capt Spencer received word that ward John Lacey escaped from the insane asylum at Bopeka and Yeasst at large. An escape is being pursued for the missing man.
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Spencer
John Lacey
Ats ‘Bopeka
Yeasst
Kansas to Organize Soccer Team This Fall
University of Kansas plans to form a soccer team alongside football pending student interest. Dr. Smith and Dr. Naismith advocate simultaneous play with varsity games, noting soccer attracts different players and can involve many students. State colleges may arrange matches, with expenses potentially paid by Normal officials, as prospects of a KU team grow.
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University of Kansas
Naismith
K. Us
Emporia
Kindergarten and Private School Reopens at 710 Kentucky St
Miss Coathupe will reopen her Kindergarten and Private School at her residence 710 Kentucky Street on Monday September 12 at 9 o'clock.
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Coathupe
Kentucky St
Lawrence Pantatorium Cleaning and Pressing Service
Lawrence Pantatorium offers specialized cleaning and pressing for select clients. Located at 12 West Warren, the firm advertises tailored services for particular people and identifies its agent relationship with American Hat Works.
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Lawrence Pantatorium
Ameriean Hat Works
West Warren
Inspected County Jail Finds Building In First Class Shape
County commissioners dined in the county jail after inspecting the built structure. They reported the jail in first class condition throughout the building and found no major faults or hazards.
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Guna
Registration Slow at University as Lawrence Students Prep
Registration at the university noon today stood at 11. The registrar warned that all University of Kansas students living in Lawrence should pre-register before the influx of out of town students arriving next week.
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Universit
Lawrence
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