Twentieth Reunion of Veterans to Honor Regimental Band
Veterans of the Twentieth Regiment gather in Lawrence for a large reunion with a banquet and election. The program focuses on reminiscing as officers, a parade, park events, a military concert, and a Friday business meeting plan, with attendance expected from 150 to 300 members.
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Find
Woods
Tomoprey
Uni Ial Haskell Institute
Veterand
Mervhants
Lisdevic
Philippine Islands
Disputed Points to be Settled in National Series Meet
In New York authorities from the National Commission and representatives of the Boston Americans and New York Nationals debated series dates and ticket pricing to resolve disputed issues for the championship matchup. The meeting aimed to fix schedule and financial terms affecting players and teams.
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Masiates
New York
New Yorks
Hone
Bustin
Wale Meuthers
National Baseball
Boston Americae
Wrangell Reemerges in Veiled Mining Update
Unclear fragments reference Wrangell revival in a Veilagoes context. Mentions Valdes Seattie and Alashat with scattered phrases about smokin valeagoes, prospector activity, and uncertain events. The text is garbled with missing details and no clear outcome.
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Seattie
Valdes
Mr.Wrangell
Anrilla records unclear defense ties in shooting case
Fragmentary OCR text suggests a legal matter involving Mrs. Lana Sheed and ALG Boyeus over a two week period prior to a shooting. Details and parties are partly garbled, with mentions of evidence and a defense context but no clear conclusions or names.
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Anrilla
Ivan
Lana Sheed
Alg. Boyeus
Inge
Mona Lisa Stolen From Louvre Reappears at Private Gallery
A damaged and partially readable OCR item reports the Mona Lisa stolen from the Louvre last year is now hanging at a private gallery in St Petersburgh per a news agency. Simultaneously Governors Wilson and Johnson visit New York and Connecticut amid political moves. A pacifist push emerges as Mexico City notes peace talks and amnesty offers to rebel leaders.
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Wilson
Johnson
New York
Connecticut
Larter
Poltuson
New Tavern
Duis Everins
Blevins Wins First Prize at Douglas County Fair Display
Grant Township display by Blevins won first prize for community displays at the Douglas County Fair this afternoon. The exhibit was noted for its density and appeal, with Tiey securing second place with the same exhibit. Sallies Brown and A Ko were among others also showing strong displays. North Lawrence’s WW H contributed to the prize pool, with prize amounts $80, $300, and $410 noted.
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J. R. Blevins
Grant Township
Douglas County
Blevins
Tiey
Topeka
Wis
Sallies Brown
A. Ko Fwee
Ura
Orehard
Ww. H
North Lawrence
K U Engineers Busy Plans for New Hospital Drainage
Professor Jones, head of sanitary engineering, completed the sewerage and drainage plans for the State Fiberenlosts Hospital at Newton. State Health engineer Whierles A. Haskins approved the design as the leading sewage disposal system, while City Engineer Sivers advised on the water filter plant integration.
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Jones
Te Sanitary Equineering Department
Roosevelt Sensed Roost for Progressive Demise in New York
A long, fragmentary report quotes Roosevelt deriding the Progressive Party as doomed to defeat and argues the party rests on power hunger. It compares current reformist figures to 1880s politics, cites Lauter and Kearney analogies, and notes Roosevelt’s companions Nye and Hotchkiss promoting unity with Republicans.
Firemen Die in Dynamite Explosion During Fires
Dynamite explosion during nine fires in an abandoned electric facility killed five firemen and seriously injured two others, with several structures damaged and windows broken across Hill sections. Names Kan, Andrew Helton, and Clyde Graham are among the reported casualties.
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Andrew Helton
Clyde Graham
Foss NAMED iHad Majority In Yesterday's Primary
In a chaotic report from Altoona Pennsylvania on September 24 President Taft and Governor Tener headlined a Civil War era governors conference. The note mentions Eugene X Poss winning a large majority in a Massachusetts governor race and Joseph Walker gaining a sizable lead over Benton.
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Eugene X. Poss
Massachusetts
Polebier
Joseph
Walker T
Benton
Altoona
Phesilent Taft
Tener
Pennsylvania
First Awards At The Fair Honor Many Exhibits
An Ottawa woman Mrs David Flaherty led with 12 firsts in the Domestic Art Department as judges faced a large field of entries at the Douglas County fair. Prizes were awarded for bread, biscuits, cakes, yeast breads, and other culinary and craft categories, with numerous exhibitors earning top ribbons and commendations.
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Ottawa
David Ilaherty
Igh
Douglas County
Fam. Gentry
Marie Bonn
CW. Murphy
Henry Tisdale
Ha Jela
Fal Vine
Louise <Dolins Son
Silvar Conkdors
Frank Cov
Hirst
Anna Seantz
Fol Tine
James Brown
Frank Gee
Uhtvid Flaherty
Charles Murphy
Diuvid Pirlerty
Ida San- Fenit
David
Flaherty
Fs. Secon
Hertha
OL Metleery
Akes
Cord Campbell
Manson
Lavey Coke
Hest
Theh Marsimeellow
Willian
Seeard
Charles Way
Selim
Vineaar
Davide Flaherty
Olmsteadd
Wilbur
Ed Pine
David Muherry
J. Th. Wilbur
Helen Downs
Chines
Thay Flaherty
Daevids
Plelon
Jarkles
David Flaherty
Wile Bur
Magazine stories miss Matecivet and the HWish Departmant
A fragmented note describes a magazine item about Miss Livan and a short study in The Acailie Monthly. It mentions an installment called Weapon of Ttvligion and a September sketch titled Green Thowgin. The text preserves names and vague topics from a web university era publication.
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Matecivet B.vathe
Hwish
Webniversity
Tie Acailie Monthly
Livan
Woman seeks missing husband in Lawrence case
A woman from Nik City requests Lawrence officers aid in locating her husband Ao voter man identified as Tullshand. She says he left after a desertion and may have come to Lawrence. She spoke after visiting relatives and attending events at Merchants and Ghasher place. The score and teams mentioned refer to a nearby game night.
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Nik
Roosevelt Electors Filed In Topeka By White
Topeka Kansas September 25 Willis Allen White filed ten new Roosevelt electors in the independent column. About four thousand names appear on the petitions while the old Republican slate remains listed as withdrawn by White who only had their writt en withdrawals. He said the old electors would be withdrawn in the next days.
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Topeka
Kansas
Willis Alen White
Roosevelt
Independent
White
Taft interview discusses cost of living and budgets
The Evening World reports Taft proposing a revision of tariffs to curb prices and defend government finances. He argues American workers are better off than Europeans, noting high living costs yet potential savings for hard times and rainy days. The piece suggests state action may decide the national course in tariffs.
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New York
Evening World Today
Taft
Europe
Two Murders Shock Wellington Community
Wellington, Kau, Sept. 2. Two people, odore McKKnelly, a car repairer, and Nishaneh Gretta, were found dead in a tent on the outskirts of the city today with skulls crushed by a ball and bullet wounds. A third person, Shes o McKnelly, was likely fatally injured, as authorities work to identify a possible motive tied to protecting the daughters.
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Wellington
Kau
Theodore McKknelly
Nishaneh Gretta
Shes O McKnelly
Tarally
Kulhowy
Washington
Missemry
Syope
Kansas City
Southern Railway
Interstate Commerte
Watil Damarry
Telegraphic Brevities from a national scene
Sentences summarize congressional hints from Sibley Pennsylvania and a Los Angeles county charter debate. Mention of Hestrst and Archbold copies, plus government charter changes. Little Rock address to a waterways association shows nonpartisan reception, with progressive ties noted.
Winter's first blizzard hits Midwest towns
The Sept. 25 storm brings snow across Minnesota North Dakota and South Dakota with cold, strong winds, lifting overcoats from Lawrence Kansas and Topeka as temps plunge. Snow and ice disrupts Crookston and Grand Forks area, with scattered snowfall in Joplin Missouri and surrounding regions.
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Minnesota
South Dakota
Lawrence
Kansas
Minneapolis
North Dakota
Crookston
Minn
Red River Valley
Larvimere
Noah
Lisse
Grand Forks
Napoleun
Successor to Mrs Lyons Named at Fine Arts School
Miss Olsson, graduate of Kansas Wesleyan University and Northwestern, appointed to lead the Fine Arts School department. She studied European folk songs, taught in grades and high school, and aims to develop a vocal department. Olsson has taught Public School Music and will visit with C Morrow as part of the posting.
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The
Selingk of Fine Arts
Salis
Mis Olsson
Kansas Wesleyan University
Runaway Girls Reported Missing Near Topeka
Local police detained three about 17 years old, well dressed, claiming homes in Leavenworth. They said they were leaving Topeka to seek adventure, with Topeka officials alerted to collect them this evening.
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Topeka
Leavenworth
New System For Annual Management Plan Drafted
Committee appointed to devise plans for running the Jayhawker and to set rules for electing Cheer Leader and Athletic Board members. Two council vacancies to be filled. election slated for October 10 after mass meeting, with constitution changes approved by the Board of Regents.
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Athletic Board
Fraser -Hall
Wilber
Miner
Jam
Tober
heCheld
Aveordaene
Board of Regents
Charles A. Hillman
BIE
Aie Vaanrite
Coune “Il
Hadley to Reply to Roosevelt on St Louis Speech Plan
Governor Hadley will copy a Roosevelt style speech in St Louis on Saturday and may join the Progressives in the national campaign. He announced the intention today in a statement that echoed Colonel Roosevelt's forecast and pledged a clear position.
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Will
St. Louis
Jefferson City
Hadley
Golenel
Ogstvell
Joplin
Roosevelt
Glee Club Try Out At Fraser Hall
Fifty men responded to the first tryout for the Glee Club in Fraser Hall under Professor Hubach and manager Robert J. Campbell. About fifty auditioned for the era with many vacancies this year. Campbell said the competition is keen as only three from last year returned. There will be several more tryouts as management searches for material for the winter trip.
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Fraser Hall
Hubach
Robert J. Campbell
D'Ampbell
Wit School
Propert
Douglas County Fair Opens Sixth Annual Show at Woodland Park
The Douglas County Fair opened its sixth annual show at Woodland Park with 1100 Lawrence attendees. Despite poor weather, day one was a success. exhibits surpassed previous years with notable farm and garden products. Friday marked Haskell Day with Indian students and the Indigo band, and the Haskell display was the best yet, as awards in domestic art and other departments were set to be announced.
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Douglas County
Woodland Park
Lawrence
Douglass
Ss Foday
Haskell
Haskell Indigo
Organized Wilson Club forms at KU to back Democrat candidate
The Kansas University Wilson club revived with Oll in field for the Prince candidate. Alston Men not in school. Charles Doble fills vacancy. Fraser Hall last night elected Milton Minor vice president Mic Hard Gardner secretary and Ug Adair treasurer. Short talks outlined campaign trips to mobilize student votes.
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K.U
Kansas University
Woodrow Wilson Oll
Prince
Alston
Charles Doble
Fraser Hall
University
Milton Minor
Mic ‘Hard Gardner
Ug Adair
Dasde
Hit and
Hepworth
Sanpaien
Eli
Bas
Quarrel at Lecompton Hotel Ends With Arrest
A Topeka man, James Ballard, husband of the hotel proprietor, reportedly came to Lecompton for reconciliation but used forceful means. A disturbance arose yesterday afternoon leading to an arrest when Mrs Ballard filed a complaint. He was released later.
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Topeka
Lecompton
Ballard
New Ideas in Movies N E Gibbons and Lon Poff Return
Gibbons and Poff return home after seven months in California where they staged special reels for silent pictures. At the same time they studied new features for the evolution of moving pictures at the Aurora and Grand theaters. Mr Brady to Address Men Senator J L Brady will speak at the Men's Mass Meeting on Bible and Modern Business at 5 C Av Sunday.
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N. E
Gibbons
Lon Poff
West
California
Aurora
Grand
Mr. Brady
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