Coach Yost and Harvard rival on university athletics policy
President Jordan led charges at Stanford alleging amateurism abuses and pay-for-play. The article details debates on coaching salaries, transfer rules, university athletics governance, and proposals to regulate gate receipts and student participation across major colleges and conferences.
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Waldo
Ce M. Woodward
Washington University
BL Louis
Hollie
Harvard
Profesor
Universit
Rome
Monica Nane
Gossip on the Players and Kaeler's 10000 Salary
The piece discusses celebrity player salaries and rumors surrounding Won Willis Kaelar and peers. It notes focus on American league leadership under President Bun Johnson, the pursuit of star players by teams, and fan interest in Keeler and Brooklyn’s crowds yet questions the effectiveness of deals and backlash toward moral standards in the sport.
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Willis” Kaelar
Bunetanl
Weilneeday
Apel
Armerihand
Weawene
Ps Mn
Teague
Amertcless
Bunl Johnson
Mae Mate
Astuire
Soroneer
YaTsage
Umuthen
Aimericans
Hanlon
Brooklyn Superba
Gil
Brooklyn
Apie
Slanegerle Beet
Cour
Keeler
Besse Pan Hie
Dr Miles Heart Cure Praised In Personal Testimony
A reader from Indiana shares a testimonial extolling Dr Miles Heart Cure and Liver Pills. The letter describes relief from heart palpitations, shortness of breath, and general weakness after using the products, noting weight gain and improved health over months.
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Miles
Dr. Miles
Ind
University baseball and track items across multiple cities
A garbled OCR fragment lists baseball results with Kansas defeating Ottawa 10 to 3, Westminster beating Yale 11 to 6, and other scattered scores. It references college teams, track events at Westminster and Yale, and mentions University of Missouri and Columbia. players and umpires are named inconsistently. Overall, a collage of spring sports results from several colleges appears with mixed scores and incomplete details.
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Ottawa
Omawe
Alondaye
Otiewa
Rania
NS Hiinsas
University
Ksi
Witweal College
Manhattan
Columbia
Celumbie
Muar University
Inala
Westminster
City paving estimates push taxes up for next year
At Monday night meeting, official estimates show paving costs totaling about 60 600 dollars from general funds. City engineers outline required curbing, sand and brick work, dirt hauling, catch basins and other items, with a maximum contractor price of 52 484 74 dollars and annual bond payments.
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Lange
Kansas News: Company Buys 200,000 Acres of Land
A Kansas firm announced the purchase of 200,000 acres by a company described as a 200 member fanmale group. The deal signals a major land acquisition affecting regional land use and local employment possibilities.
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Fanmales
Co operative plan follows Oklahoma colonists
Monterey Mexico April 7 Within sixty days another large colony of Americans will arrive in Mexico A company of 200 Kansas settlers bought 200000 acres near Fluscon San Luis Potosi and preparations for settlement have begun EJ Bits of Coffeyville Kansas acted as agent The Kansas colonists adopt the same organizational plan as the Oklahoma group and will run a store on a cooperative basis.
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Mexico
Fluscon
San Luis Potosi
Cotteyville
Kansas
Oklahoma
Encandort
Fends
Christian Institute Opens in Emporia with Noted Lectures
The sixth annual Christian church preachers institute convened in Emporia on Monday and runs through Wednesday. Noted speakers including Dr McGarvey and Dr McHarvey will lecture on education, biblical criticism, and Christian work. About a hundred preachers and missionary officers participate in the event.
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Christian Church
Akernwelves
Chanwelier Strung
Kansas University
Toy. W. Friehardson
Flex
James Lane Allen
Heaoi
Mowarvey
Br. Allen
McGary
Critician
Frogs and Labor Unions Lead Kansas News Roundup
In Independence a Purmers Protective union forms to push wage scales and crop prices for renters, modeled after Tripolk and Tadiaind, with aims to corner the frog market via J. Ear’s Spring Lake wholesale operation. In Concordia a state vet reports no foot and mouth disease. in Parsons a market purchase sparks local interest. court house debate moves toward a special election.
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Kansas
C. J. Clemence
Abdio
Tadiaind
Varius
Independence
Raw
J. Ears
Spring Lake
Bhaw
Neodesha
Coffeyville
Kanes City
St Lois
Chicago
Denver
Old Ladies Rest to Become William Small Memorial Home
Easter ceremonies mark the cornerstone layings for the Old Ladies' Rest site now to be named the William Small Memorial Home. Governor Bailey and Judge Hook are invited speakers as the new building rises on the block between Kickapoo and Kiowa Ninth. Mrs Small contributed 60 000 to fund the edifice to house 40 rooms with 27 apartments for residents and the rest for administration and operations. The pressed brick and stone structure will feature a large reception room dining hall kitchens and auxiliary rooms.
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Leeverworth
Apela
Willis J. Bailey
W.C. Hook
Equel
Bailey
Re. Page
William Small
Ite
Butdine
Proposed Woodmen Temple for Fort Scott
Fort Scott on Matty street hosts plans for a four story brick Woodmen temple costing upwards of 800000. John W Kaiser, a Woodmen officer, and a group of local supporters push the project with head camp funds to be raised after the sovereign camp meeting in Milwaukee next June. The temple would serve Woodmen, royalty, and the community in the area.
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John W. Kaiser
Woodmen of the World Lodge
Matty Street
Noth Eee Dome
Sar Weil
Taiben Us
Milwaukee
Swith Fort
Indian Jim killed by train on rich mining lands territory
John Madison a Quapaw Indian known as Indian Jim was killed when a northbound Frieco passenger train passed over him near Galena Kansas. The body was mangled and scattered along the track for seventy yards. Madison owned land near Peoria and had recently decided to sell after a prior incident left him injured.
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Detroit
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Neald
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Hulswitt
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Mies
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Ares
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Plicher
Cleveland
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Plaser
Perunt
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Napeunry
Iisa Hwight
Davis
Njera Witens
Kreler
Outieder
New York
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I. Nationale
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Infielder
Lewis Afeecheun
Fults
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Amert
Ladoi
Frank Robie
Jaye
Ian
Finlitinu Ia Ben
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Indias
Galena
Kan
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Sining
Bank for Wathens to Open May First
Barnes Bros of St Joseph announce new Farmers State Bank to be established in Wathens with capital stock details unspecified. TC Burnes of National Bank of St Joseph serves as president with J A Libelle as cashier.
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St. Joseph
Fo TC Burnes
National Bank of St
Cyrus Leland's Sister Dead in Troy Nebraska
Fragmented report notes the death of Cyrus Leland's sister in Troy with references to local residents and residents Dr Warren Perry of Fairbury and Mrs Perry, sister of Cyrus Leland, amid unclear details about the event and location in Troy.
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Troy
Kew
Ari
Albert
Realdant
Mer D. Campbell
Lo Perry
Trey
Warren Perry
Fair
Rutty
Perry
Cyrde
Col Littin's Bon Baptized In Kansas News Note
Abilene Kansas April 7 Col Ea Latte had his son Domeld baptized with river water reportedly brought from the Philippines. Rev Dr Bingney officiated. A death by self action in Parsona. Parson April H C Deni, long time proprietor of a wheat market, was found dead in his shop.
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Abilene
Kan
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Domeld
Gorden
Ippines
Bingney
Parsona
H. ¢. Deni
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Griggs Report Recommends Better Street Services In City
George Muartas completes year ending March report for the city council. Recommendation urges improved street paving and cleaning facilities. Details: dirt removal, road repairs, curb work, street sweeping, and material costs. Net expenses, tax impact, and prior year figures noted alongside progress on sanitation and public works.
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Isttert
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