Fort Scott Rout Sedalia In Regional Baseball Tilt
In Fort Scott Kansas on September 22 Fort Scott led Sedalia 3 to 1 through seven innings before a burst of offense produced 13 runs in the seventh. Final score Fort Scott 16 Sedalia 1. Nevada shut out Jefferson City 5–0 at Nevada Missouri on September 28 with Cates Torrie Cheek and Cave North as batteries.
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Fort Scott
Sedalia
Kas
Lawson
Cravens
Snooks
Schranz
Nevada
Jefferson City
Nevada, Mo
Cates
Torrie
Cheek
Cave
North
Springfield Routs Chanute 11–0 in rain battered game
Chanute Kansas September 23 Chanute gave a poor exhibition of baseball Monday as Springfield shut them out 11 to 0. The diamond was very bad with water standing six inches deep over the outfield. Chanute totaled 0 runs 5 hits 1 error while Springfield scored 11.
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Springfield
Chanute
Kas
Alleged Typing Machine Thief Brought to Lexington
Livingstone the alleged typewriter thief was taken to Lexington by Constable Robb. He is charged with stealing a machine from Judge Aull and selling it at Richmond Missouri for 60 dollars. The machine borrowed from Sedalia Business College and sold at Clinton was recovered Monday by Officer Wood.
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Livingstone
Lexington
Robb
Judge Aull
Richmond
Sedalia
Clinton
Wood
Presbyterian meeting in Warsaw to convene September 23
The Kansas City Presbytery will hold its semiannual meeting in Warsaw Missouri on Tuesday evening September 23. The opening sermon will be preached by the moderator Rev Carter Ph D.
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Warsaw
Kansas City
The
Presbyterian Church
Carter
Republican League Club Holds Late Session and Chooses Officers
The Republican League Club selected officers by acclamation with third vice president nominee Dr. C. S. Walden, a colored physician of Sedalia, unanimously chosen after initial presentation by Williams. A. W. Brewster of St. Joseph and Hon. Herbert Hadley of Kansas City joined Hon. Newton of Hartville and state chairman Akins in remarks as speeches continued.
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Republican League Club
Williams
C.S. Walden
Sedalia
Messrs
A. W. Brewster
St. Joseph
Herbert Hadley
Kansas City
A. Newton
Hartville
T. J. Akins
The
Sentinel
Akins
Delegates Chosen for National Convention in Chicago
Delegates at large and officers named by acclamation in St. Louis with multiple district slates for the Chicago national convention. Officers include Secretary William H. Hahn and Treasurer Otto Stifel, both of St. Louis, and Assistant Secretary Simeon Harris of St. Louis.
Convention Notes Highlight St Louis Delegation and Leaders
The largest delegation came from the 22nd ward in St Louis. Notables included John Albus Jr of St Joseph Frank Orif a sixth district legislature candidate Senator Busche of St Louis J M Pidcock sixth district committee chair and John L P Lyons justice of the peace candidate St Louis. Former league officers listed Chas F Gallenkamp president Thos K Neidringham first vice president John Albus Jr second vice president Chas Turpin third vice president Wm H Hahn secretary Chas F Wenner treasurer Louis Becker sergeant at arms. A public speech at the courthouse is set for 7 30 this evening with planned remarks.
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St. Louis
John Albus, Jr
St. Joseph
Frank Orif
Busche
J. M. Pidcock
John LP. Lyons
Justice of the Peace
League
Chas. F. Gallenkamp
Thos. K. Neidringham
Chas. Turpin
Wm. H. Hahn
Chas. F. Wenner
Louis Becker
German Day Celebration Planned Despite Weather
The German Day celebrations will proceed tomorrow with events at Liberty Park Hall if rain cancels the parade and games at the park. The evening program will still be held as scheduled regardless of weather conditions.
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Liberty Park Hall
Behrens Shows Light Improvement After Night
Behrens passed a fairly good night and is lightly improved today after a recent illness or setback.
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KK. T. Behrens
Weather Forecast: Showers Tonight with Cooler West Region
Showers are expected tonight with lingering showers possible into Wednesday. The western portion is forecast to turn cooler and fairer after the unsettled conditions.
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Fair West
Anderson and Agnes Foley Granted Marriage License
Anderson and Agnes Foley of Sedalia were issued a marriage license. They plan to wed by Rev Rather Healey at the East Fourth Street parsonage at 9 30 tomorrow morning and depart for St Louis at 6 oclock. The groom is a young farmer living six miles south of Sedalia.
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Anderson
Agnes Foley
Sedalia
Rather Healey
East Fourth Street
St. Louis
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