Topeka Cubs Fall To Lawrence in Pitchers Battle
In a well pitched game at home Topeka loses 3 to 1 to Lawrence. Merrill and Seitz limit hits to four apiece with tight defense. Cubs fail to connect with runners on base. Manager Stack says another game vs Lawrence will be played next Sunday. Lawrence roster is entirely Kansas University students.
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Topeka
Sept
Lawrence
Kansas University
Cubs
Merrill and
Smith
Seitz
Parnell
Marriage Licenses Issued In Saturday Ceremony Roles
August Charles Engel of Herington and Nive Blackburn of Holton tied the knot with C D Gilbert and Lela Glen of Kansas City, MI. Roland De Wattville of Lawrence wed Iona Weigel of Wichita. George O Price and Helen Etzel of Topeka were wed by Judge Lindley. Clerical and apparel notices follow.
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Charles Engel
Herington
Nive Blackburn
Holton
C.D
Gilbert
Lela Glen
Kansas City
Roland de Wattville
Lawrence
Iona Weigel
Wichita
George O. Price
Helen Etzel
Topeka
Lindley
Murphys and Eva Fisher Visit Baldwin With Spent Amounts
Mr and Mrs N N Murphy and two daughters with Mrs Eva Fisher spent yesterday in Baldwin paying 12 dollars each with no war tax for tires. The Shey line pegs Lt Adv Jenny Lind. Semi anthracite lump coal on cars at Matthews. HH Wilson went to Kansas City on business.
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Jenny
Matthews
N. N. Murphy
Eva Fisher
Baldwin
Lt.Adv
Jenny Lind
HH. T. Wilson
Kansas City
Modern Ambulance Service Ready For Use
New ambulance added as a thoroughly modern combination car to our fleet for exclusive transport of the sick. The upgraded equipment enables the service to be most comfortable, efficient, and satisfactory for patients.
Wearever rubbers praised as improvement over ordinary kind
A column lists several local residents visiting or returning home. Alfa Miller, former Kansas educator, stops in city. others including J C Barnhart, Engle, Sam Flory, George Maichel, Mrs Ray and Prof F L Brown are mentioned as having returned from work trips or travels in France Kansas City Chicago and Peru.
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City Drug Store
J. C. Barnhart
Virginia
Engle
Peru
Indiana
Sam Flory
Appanoose
George Maichel
Seh. George
Overbrook
C. P. Ray
Wichita
Jacob Badsky
Kansas City Market Snapshot Sept Market Receipts and Prices
Kansas City market data shows receipts for cattle hogs and wheat with steady to weak trends. Beef and veal ranges, hog classes, butter eggs and cash grain quotes included with No 1 hard and red wheat values and 180 wheat cars received.
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Kansas City
W. C. A. Party for New High School Girls
The YWCA at the high school plans an old fashioned welcome party for new girls this Thursday evening. An advertisement notes tires in sizes 34x4 and 33x4 at $18 each with no war tax for this week only from The Cut-Rate Tire Shop at 1103 Mass. St. The day also covers news that the British Trades Union Congress in Glasgow is set to debate a general strike or general election tied to government action on mine nationalization.
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Mass
British Trades Union Congress
Glasgow
Notice of Redemption for Series VK Treasury Certificates
All United States Treasury Certificates of Indebtedness of Series V K dated May 1 1919 and maturing October 7 1919 are called for redemption on September 15 1919 at par and accrued interest per the redemption provisions. Interest on all such certificates will cease to accrue after September 15. Watkins National Bank.
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United States Treasury
Watkins National Bank
First Woman Honorary Colonel of a Prussian Regiment
Princess Charlotte of Prussia, wife of Czar Nicholas I, became the first woman to hold an honorary colonelcy. After widowhood she asked her Prussian king brother to transfer her the Sixth Regiment of Prussian Cuirassiers, starting a fashion.
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Charlotte’ of
Prussia
Nicholas I
King of
Lawrence High Opens With Record Enrollment Hope for 1930s
Lawrence public schools opened today with the high school, intermediate and seven graded schools resuming for the year. Enrollment at the high school is expected to top recent years, while grade enrollments will be reported tonight. Vocational agriculture begins in the old Home Telephone Building with two instructors, while the rest of high school work continues in the old high school and manual training building. Supt. Raymond A. Kent addressed students at a convocation in the First Presbyterian Church, praising prospects and spirit. Coach Rook Woodward plans a strong season, with hopes to uphold the high school’s tradition of clean, aggressive play. Board of Education will meet this evening to finish month-end business.
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Lawrence High School
Lawrence
R A. Kent
Board of Education
Vocational Agricultural Department
Hume Telephone
Firs Presbyterian Church
Raymond A. Kent
Cary
Rook” Woodward
Tires sale at Cyot-Rate Tire Shop for this week
Readable notice states tires priced at $2xd and $16 each plus war tax. Discounted sale offered for this week only at Cyot-Rate Tire Shop located at 1103. No further details provided about products or terms.
Fare Here Was High in Rail Case at Lawrence
Hurley. Peterson fled Kansas City on a train last night but did not hide on board. He was spotted near the rear rods as the train left the yards. A telegram to Lawrence police brought a reception committee, and this morning he paid a $1 fine plus costs, making his fare from Kansas City to Lawrence $5.50. The trespass on railway property faces him.
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Hurley
Peterson
Kansas City
Lawrence
Belgium Pact Denied By U S Delegation At Peace Talks
Sept 8 members of the American delegation at the peace conference deny knowledge of a British reported agreement in which the United States and Britain would guarantee Belgium against German aggression.
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Paris
United States
England
Belgium
Cotton Growers Meet in New Orleans on Price Fixing
Cotton growers of the South plan a meeting in New Orleans to fix a minimum selling price, aiming to guarantee growers a reasonable profit. The gathering underscores concerns over market rates and farm income.
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South
New Orleans
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F. R. Patton
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Lauren Starr
O. F. Bullock
Coper
W. Cross
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G” Care Journal-World
M. Shillerston
Ind
Jersy
Bell
Drs. Welch
WELCH
Palmer School of Chiropractic
Chiropractic
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Lawrence, Kans
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Tme
France
Kochring
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Chicarro
F. L. Brown
Prof. Brown
E. F. Weiding and Son
Chicago
Ryfe
Tay
High
First Presbyterian Church
We. Lawrence
Granny Collegy
Tesuptock
Robert E. House
Lawrence National Bank
W. E. Wilson
Hurley Peterson
Time Payments
Charlton
Samuel G. Clarke
Ose
Connecticut Street
White
Cravenette
Obody
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The
Branham Organization
Massachusetts
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