Real Game at Haskell Looms Large for Indian Team
Emporia Normal is expected to put up a stiff game as Haskell faces Lawrence next Friday in a contest billed as the hardest played on the Haskell grounds in years. The Indians, coached by Meynedy, have long been a Kansas football powerhouse with a string of strong players and recent greats. Big Bill Shargiss, teaching at Normal, is praised for his former star status and coaching acumen. The crowd of over 190 is seen as the largest yet this early season, with Lawrence supporters urged to attend at the Lawrence Byrson College facilities.
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Haskell Grounds
Big Bill Elargisa
Lawrence
Bert Kennedy
Niliams
Beedupge
Val Yaskell
Rice
Haskell
Bork Meynedy
Kansas
Lle Way Horn
Fenou
Klul
Aluia
Bill Shargiss
Aso
Kansas University
Laskell Institute
Selon
Kansi Mivers
Niadkin
Lawrence Ofs
Agtinindarhis Caurence
Gine
Taskell Tayes
Wanted Typist Assistant For Immediate Hire
Wanted young man or woman skilled in typewriter use with wood education preferred. Stenographer preferred. Call in person World dour.
Lawrence Journal World Candidates Sketches Labeled Ad
A Lawrence Journal World writer published last week four candidate sketches for justice of a personal nature without request from the candidates. He notes the word Adv. was attached to the last article and to others, unfairly implying paid advertisement. He questions who added the tag and calls labeling noncompliant with fairness and accuracy.
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Lawrence
Sustice
jJournal-World
Aunckaud Ater
WO. Semons
Do Not Deceive Sunsets With No Promise of Study
A fragment urges immediate decisive action toward study at Mother Lawrence Business College rather than postponing ambition. It warns temporizing leads to unfulfilled goals and ongoing wasted years, claiming enrollment now could yield a valuable position one year hence.
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Mother Lawrence Business College
Lawrence Business College
Dollesa
Baker University Endowment Drive Faces Urgent Deadline
Community drive across Baldwin and nearby towns races to raise 39 000 toward a 37 5 0 endowment goal to secure 125 000 from a New York educational foundation before October 1. Volunteers canvass churches and clubs in a five mile trading area while Kansas communities pledge daily to meet the target.
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Baldwin
Wan
Dow
Friends of Baker Wmiversity
New York
Lortte | University
New York Foundation
Bulgint
Baker
Kansas
Soo
NTS AE
Bryan to Campaign in Kansas for Democratic Targets
Democratic headquarters in Topeka announced that William Jennings Bryan, secretary of state, will spend three days in Kansas in October making twenty five speeches in support of state and congressional Democratic candidates. Itinerary is being prepared and Lawrence inclusion is uncertain.
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World
Topeka
Willian Jennings Bryan
Kansas
Lawrence
Football in Lawrence Features Three Local Teams
In Lawrence Kansas three teams from Haskell, Xan-sas and the high school prepare to represent the city. The event will showcase Lawrence as an advertising center and promise excitement for local fans as Kansans, Normals and high school squads compete this weekend.
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Haskell, Xan- Sas and
High School
New divisional commanders to visit Lawrence
Salvation Army announces new divisional commanders for the Kortsial division, Brige dier and Mrs Pebbles, visiting Lawrence on Saturday and Sunday October third and fourth. They are notable national figures, with past leadership of departments and church work. they will be aided by Captain and Mr Bell from Beloit, Wis, with further meeting details to follow.
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Tio
Salvation Army Speerg
Lawrence
Brigedier
Pebbles
Kortsial
Rioys
Women’s Tritt College
Chicago
Ese
Bell
Beloit
Wis
Blind Boone’s Watches and Church Campaign Report
Business owners Earl Black and Wallis Jackson discuss Blind Boone’s valued watch, a Swiss made timepiece bought decades ago for about $1,000 and repaired for $125. Boone’s Switzerland return in 1914 revived interest. The Warren Street Baptist Church drew a packed crowd last night as Boone pleased listeners. A city church campaign for October, led by local ministers, shows promising turnout and upcoming church activities.
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Blind Boone
Switzerland
Est
Boone
Warren Street Baptist Church
Kansas Poets Edition to Feature Illustrious Art
The Kansas Poets Edition will print in two full pages and several small drawings by Ivan Shuler, a promising young artist. He studied in Chicago and New York, with a painting in a Belgian museum, and contributed illustrations for Call of His Kansas and Harry Kemp’s Kansas. The book, to be issued in time for the holidays, will include low toned marginal drawings and reflect a refined state character. Kansas man Wattles, born near Wyethita, KU graduate, and Amherst lecturer, helped shape the edition. The project follows three years after Songs from the Hall, and aims to be a notable addition from Journal World.
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Ivan Shuler
Wielita
Wattles
Hls
Harry Kemp
Kansas
Nener
Shuler
Art Institutes
Chicago
New York
Belgium
Bayneville
Wyrehita
University of Kansas
Leavenworth
Englis Amherst
Mass
State Age Rural College
Hares Kemp
World
Wis
Moet
Fyde
Wrestling Match At Armory Leaves Kasold Defeated
A wrestling event at the Armory last night featured Art Kasold and Harry Melean in a bout. The match ended with Kasold losing as officials and local figures, including the Douglas County Fair directors, met yesterday to settle bills and discuss recent uranium offers.
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Armory Halk
Art Kasold
Harry Melean
Kasold
Douglas County
Shirley Venard Dead Funeral for child held at Tayu Pelock.
The funeral of a six year old child of Mrs and Mirss George Lede Lore was held this afternoon at tayu oelock at the same as dS Detawre SYR. Visitors: Return Henry Selzer and daughter Miss Hannah of Clearfield, returned today after visiting a few days with Eir win Bartz and family of Os county.
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Shirley Venard
Mirss
George Lede
Lore
Tayu Oelock
Detawre
Chile
Henry Selzer
Hannah of
Clearfield
Tod
Eirwin Bartz
Os County
Municipal Invitations and Local Concerts Reported
The Wanewate of Municipali fies Committee chaired by Prot.2 EE Talbot mailed 800 invitations from the University to all parts of the state. Blind Boone visited the Journal-World office and will perform tonight at First Methodist Church after a long career in piano and concert work. Lawrence high school football players Supher and Randall sustained twisted knees during practice but are not seriously hurt.
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EE Talbot
University
Toseuty 9
Blind Boone
Journal-World
Warren Streeb Baptist Church
First Methodist Church
Lawrence High
Supher
Randall
Ottawa Merchants Day Sparks Delegated to Represent
Ottawa merchants planned a sociability day with trips to Lawrence but several were unable to attend. Sparks was chosen to fully represent the Merchants Association but had to travel to Kansas City on urgent business.
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Ottawa
Lawrence
de Etary
Sparks
Merchants Association
Kanpans City
Arraignment of Clarence Welcher in Lawrence Case
Clarence Welcher was brought to Lawrence this morning by Sheriff Cummings and arraigned on charges of indecent conduct. His hearing is set for October 3 at 1 30 p.m. Bond was set at $500. He has not yet procured bond. Welcher lives 12 miles southwest of Lawrence.
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Welcher
Clarence Welcher
Lawrence
Cummings
Bend
Take Possession Friday by New Country Club Grounds
Country club members will take possession Friday of their new grounds on the leased farm. Tomorrow marks Mr Peterson’s last day on the farm as the club prepares to begin work. It is expected the links will be in shape for play by next Saturday, with groundsmen already active for several days and building sites planned within thirty days.
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Peterson
Denial of Sinking by Austrian Fleet Report
The French admiralty and embassy in Washington deny claims of an Austrian sinking near Sept 28. An official Cologne publication had reported a French loss, but authorities state no French warship has been struck by Austrian fire.
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Washington
Reneli
Admiralty
Bungalow as a Prison at Camp Hill Detention
A London Chronicle report notes Camp Hill prison is building two room bungalows for inmates whose behavior improves under preventive detention. Each bungalow will include a living room and bedroom, surrounded by a high boundary wall. Inmates will have more ease and privileges than before.
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Camp Hill
London Chronicle
Market Letter Kansas City Stock Yards Cattle Prices Steady
Kansas City stock yard market shows cattle prices steady to slightly lower with heavy emphasis on stockers and feeders. Receipts about 23,000 today, with nationwide totals around 50,000 at Chicago and 40,100 at Omaha. Hogs strong to 10 higher, top around 8.60, and lambs barely steady with a notable rise in feeder demand. A. Rickart, Market Correspondent. The closing line notes a moral quip about marrying a pretty girl.
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Kansas City
Illinois
Towa
Orpauying
Chicago
Omaha
A. Rickart
Mark
Markets show wheat and corn shifts with dairy notes
Kansas market reports list steady to higher cash wheat and mixed corn futures, with oats up slightly and rye steady. Cattle prices in Chicago show varied gains, while pork and lard quotes move. Local notices advertise Lawrence Business College night courses starting October, urging enrollment before age limits and course availability change.
Baldwin Personal Notes Spotlight Local Visits
Lawrence Sud visits friends. Mrs J Gander and Miss Chas. Gander join a squirrel hunt at Janes Gales fort and a large country dinner at Aly Gales home. Fred Kapelle of Welltown on business. Mrs M C Bridwell visiting Oklahoma. Miss Tarrier Puller teaching at Gardner visited with parents Mr and Mrs A C Valler. Albert Dyer shipped a car of stock to Kansas City. Mrs A G Puller visited Law Monday. Chris Young spent Monday with friends in Topeka. guarded by relatives. Miss Ames teaching Maple Hall spent Sunday with her mother, Mrs M Amos. Miss Nora Ames of Opal spent time with her mother. Grace Wirt and Emma Jeffthed with friends in Lawrence. C G Waters displayed fancy stock at Ottawa County fair. Exrl Black and wife visited friends in Lane Sunday. W O R Warshop brought a load of watermelons Monday sold quickly at stores. Florence Shepart teaching at Pomonia spent Sunday with her parents. Paul Houston taking agricultural course on O Neals farm this week. Paul helping him out in sixty acres of wheat.
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Lawrence Sud
SF. J. Gander
Mies
Chas
pUmaway
Janes Gales Fort
Aly
Gales
Fred Kapelle
Well Town
M. C. Bridwell
Oklahoma
Miss Tarrier
Puller
Fardner
Sanday
A. Ci. Vailer
Albert
Dyer
Stork
Kansas City
A. G. Puller
Met
Anes
Rew
Swegrer
Edverton
Gledn Tle
Lawrence
Nora Asnes
Opel
M. Amos
Anna Severy
Fay Lalt- Tiday
Grace Wirt
Emma Jeff
Lawrence C
G. Waters
Ottawa County
Exrl Black and Wife
Lane
W. OR. Warshop
Store. Co
Florence Shepart
Pomonia
Paul Houston
O'Neal
Paul List
Day of Atonement Observed by Orthodox Jews
Tomorrow is Yom Kippur, a major day for Orthodox Jews. Customs require business to halt at sunset and not resume until the same hour. Abed Wolfson and David Passon observe the day in Lawrence, with taxi services noted by phone.
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Ed Barber
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Wallis Jackson
OF Kansas
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Edward Locke
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Cattaro
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