Twentieth Kansas Volunteer Infantry Arrives at Lawrence
Veterans from the Twentieth Kansas Volunteer Infantry gather in Lawrence for reunion ceremonies and a memorial tablet dedication to Lt. Alfred J. Alford. The regiment’s history is reviewed, noting organization in Topeka, unit origins in Shawnee and nearby counties, Philippine campaign details, and casualty figures of 2 officers and 30 enlisted killed, plus 31 dying of disease.
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Philip
Pine War
Sunsdal Ut Fautens
Lawrence
Istane
Bayes
University
Alfred J. Alford
Kansas
Islands
Alford
Pat
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A. J. Krange
Tell
Kruse
Thieselavnil
Promeam
Invita
Haskell
Tolane
Meteall
Yesimede
Joseph W
Murray
Krause
Congring
Linn Courtnes
Twentieth Kansas Volunteer Infantry
Topeka
Shawnee
Leavenworth
Crawford
Andersio
Bourbon
Wilvon
Dunalas
Miami
Franklin
Geary
Saline
San Pranciso
Manila
Caltire
Vesimient
Mani
Valdwati
San Francisco
United States
Snates
Speevy Guenter Tied to Moving Work Routes
A fragment notes Speevy Guenter once lived locally but has since resettled in Topeka for six years. It mentions his pattern of work as business-like travel, with movements between towns including Sedalia.
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Guenter
Fairy
Topeks
Speevy
Sedalia
University Grants Degrees at Bhike Hall Meeting
University faculty gathered yesterday afternoon at Bhike Hall to discuss entrance requirements and possible changes. A committee led by Miss Hallo and Vice-Chancellor Cored will investigate current admissions standards and compare them with Kansas benchmarks.
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University
Bhike Hall
Tle
Chey
Baeh
Agte
Eldridge St. Adams
Ealith M . Eilean
Wgeorgia
Cotter
Panl MH. Curtis
Warren M. Miler
Cowles Wright
Ttrot
C. Eo Meliing
Rat
Haworth
Hallo. Elairmans
Cored
P. Cada
E. G. Mitchell
Fee Hoynton
Heoda Ipstener
Vror
Kansas
Gasoline speeders ready for the run
Will put on a number of races and exhibitions for fair visitors tomorrow. The event features Dick Seip driving a 90 horsepower car, aiming to surpass world records, with Crosby Gregory and Ben Gregory also in the lineup. A grand automobile parade along Vernon Street is planned, with prizes and decorations expected, drawing spectators and local merchants alike.
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bin Rawee
Rees Tomoerrow
Dick Seip
Deevel
Barney Oldfield
Galveston Beach
Seip
Passim Oldfield
Los Angeles
Withar Crostiv Id
Ben Grregory
Crosby Hals
Ren Gregory
Ates
Falconfo Flere
Swat
Raves
Verpiont Street
Winthorp
Maesachusetts
Rhiedeshud
Rhede
Lbaneark
Amdoeast
Sumer
Chancellor Scouts New Talent On Campus
Chancellor Strong watches as two 200 pound candidates attract attention on campus. He asks them to report to the varsity squad, noting they could be strong additions for future football. The scene shows the chancellor seeking productive players among students.
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Chancetier Strong
You Cristos
Ue Vhanc Rilior
Bai Atvotiee
Patindern
Engineers Wake With Noted South American Link
Shaler, a KU engineering graduate, returns to discuss mining work in Africa and South America with students. He recounts travels since 1906, detailing copper plant construction costs, roles for Braden Copper Co. and Weir Braden, and encounters with colleagues Milard KK and Ralph Noonan.
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Neha
AL Wolfs
Millard KK
University Bowel
Tere
Aint
Lawrence
Shuler Lawrence Ligyaml
Beta Theta Pi
Cal
Tr Bae
Central Africa
Aica
Siler
Fury Dohnsen
Johnson
Kapya Alpha Theta
Ebates
Aline
Eusts
Hottinine
SSM
Pee Vette Pears Pine
Une Braden Copper Cha
Pelri
Lette Wal
Adnerhar
Lettnian Cis
Ralph No Honan
Minis Musineering Viool
Taworth Hall
South America
Rebels strike as government forces clash in Arizona region
Fragmented dispatch reports clashes between federal troops and rebels led by Vern Craze and Tuy Shasime Bella in Arizona. Rebels allegedly seize towns, incite fear, and kidnap a wealthy matron, while authorities vow to quell the uprising and restore order.
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Prappud
Mexiti
Feders al Venaminder
Hioneradar
Malas Iso
Callera
Arizaba
Bamd
Frosty incident brief hits University area
A brief notice describes an early frost event affecting part of the University area with light damage. No injuries reported and minimal impact on routines. Authorities note the frost moved quickly with limited disruption to activity and property.
Dowlas County Fair Opens as Twentieth Kansas Day Draws Crowds
The Dowlas County Fair entered its second day amid cool wet weather drawing crowds from Haskell and nearby areas. Indiana visitors and local families enjoyed rides, food, and exhibits while plans build for a busy tomorrow with expected large crowds, ongoing events, and a notable turnout of residents and officials.
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Haskell
Dorinkis
Pho
Dowlas County
Warlas
Kansas
Baia
Ofeia
Thin Iounds
Fine animals shown at county fair exhibit attract crowds
Barns filled with thoroughbred cattle and prize stock from across the country showcased at the AUT fair yesterday. Judges weighed entries in cattle, horses, sheep, and goats with many classes awarding top prizes to Mullowine, Galloways, Guernsey and Holstein stock, plus Jerseys and Red Polled cattle. The Unker team star pupil will not return to school, having won a role as a deputy of mathematics and athletics.
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Moore
Dei
Unker
Brillian
Tayers
Aevor
Vocational Training Expert TA Haskell to Address Students and Public
Vocational training expert TA Haskell plans to address students and the public in Kell Chapel Friday afternoon. Meyer Bloomfield directs the event and invites educators and serious locals from Lawrence and surrounding areas to attend. The speech, expected to cover educational matters of interest to Kansas University circles, aims to engage the community within the city's educational sphere.
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Haskell Chapel
Meyer Bloomfield
Ply Vocatian Tires
Boston
Vehunsetts
Waskell
Institute
Tomariad
Bloomfield
Iris
Haskell
Welock
Hackell
Lawrence
Selinal
Kansas University Ponel
al Teseis
Free Trainmen Killed in Kansas Collision
Sept 2h M 7 A Slepert Toe Parvo Kan. six switchmen were killed in a steam collision between a Kansas City Southern sub at Independence and the eastern outskirts of the city today. The switch engine stool on the footboard when the locomotives collided. No passengers were injured. A misunderstanding of orders caused the crash.
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Slepert
Toe Parvo
Kan
Kansas
Ty Southert
Runaway Girls Spark City Police Roundup
A flood of misread rumors followed three runaway girls as police hunted the affairs involving them. A young boy appeared at the station, claiming details, while the youths were traced back to Topeka. One girl, returning home, said she would not break her Sunday plans despite pressure. The other two stayed with friends and were expected to be moved to Topeka soon.
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Orstady
Topeka Am
Har Uie
Stere
Levine
Topeka Amorrey
Nicaraguan Rebellion Suppressed By U S Forces
Reports from Washington state that Rear Admiral Southard and U S Marines conducted operations in Granada leading to the surrender of Mena and 708 followers. Officials say the rebel stronghold collapsed and Granada is under full U S control with dire conditions for remaining insurgents and local authorities.
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Granada
U. S
Caneral
Mena
Amerand
Weitzel
State Department
iSonthotland
Flis
Panam
Sentherkandyar
Sunny Aedinn
Nicarzena
Federals
Isndale
United States
Esteciie
Accused Son in Kansas Faces Family Murder Charge
Otte McKnelly, 22, was arrested in Wellton Kansas on Sept 2 charged with murdering Theodore McKnelly his father and sister Ketta whose bodies were found in a frontier closet police say the son fled after wards insurance policies linked to the deaths loom large the family tensions center on the missing years and the motive remains under investigation the suspect offered no statement as police pursued the case believed to be committed Tuesday night near the shops then missing until after the bodies were found
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Wellton
Kansas
Otte McKknelly
Theodore McKnelly
Ketta
Youngs McKrvdy
Twa
Plan Aviation Meet Showcases Historic Aerial Feats
Plan aviation meet features Lawrence Delaber and Lincoln Beachy in sensational flights. Beachy, famed as the era’s bravest aviator, performs bold stunts including a disguise as a woman while maintaining expert control. Beneny is highlighted as an experienced and daring pilot of the aviation industry.
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Lawrence Delaber
Rapilly
Lincoln Beachy
Deachey
Thawa
Fin
Beneny
Hxine
Roosevelt Sees Waterway Problem Need National Effort
Roosevelt told the Litersinate-Le vee Convention in Memphis that waterway development must be a national task not left to states. He criticized Congress for delays and warned that piecemeal work harms inland river progress while urging unified action to harness the Mississippi basin as a national asset.
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Memphis
Tenn
Roosevelt
Reosevelt
Republ
Sis Nagrzon
Equlee
Mississippi Basin
Roosle Atelt
Normerhiv
Mississippi
Geenkyenil
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