Washburn schedule hints at strong season ahead
Washburn football manager Cloyis E Dale outlines an ambitious schedule opening with Fort Riley in Topeka on September 20. Coach Mort Kennedy will visit Topeka to evaluate players. home games and key matchups with Kansas State Normal, Emporia State, and Missouri colleges frame a cautious, financially disciplined season. The squad aims for depth, with players like Miles, Cunningham, and Adderson among veterans. no imports planned for 100 percent home-grown team.
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Cloyis E Dale
Wash- Warn
Topeka
Washburn
Mort Kennedy
Laveretor Ghd bin Vielte
Topekm
Me'siene
Waabe
Burn Cottege
Shere
Garnew
Fore Tiler
State Normal
Emporia
Niperia College
Topelem
Miseous State Normal
Warrensburg
Kansas Wesleyan College
Sittaa
Medien
Kurisat ‘University
Beilehyevliege
Mienouri Univeratt
Kirlville
Ottawa
Haskell
Beim Ued
Dale
Ih Getuner
Samme
Mirapurk Nebrasks
Iowa
Nebraoke
Golorado
Ao Law Department
Eraduaten
Konaae
Promis
Udy Fall
Air Weshburns
Cumar Miles
Thy Fost Waleback
Dadiaman
Dadiaman, “Chick ‘Cupningham, Gi, Pierse
George Adderson
Bobby Maxwell
Hampton Biter
Teace
Asavs
Met
Sming Thy
Calnell
Otto Iene
Hil
Reb Stewart
Sam Lakin
Claire Stahl
Ins
James Stewart
Washburn Hind
Stewart Ty Bow Feadinglow
Coleer
Washburn College Welcomes Kennedy as New Football Director
Washburn College announces the appointment of Coach Kennedy to direct the football program. Kennedy brings years of coaching and playing experience including a Pennsylvanian backfield career, a leadership stint at the Hat University, and a presidency of football operations at a prior club. The college expects his leadership to elevate the team this season.
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Washburn
Pesson
Ssimnager
Fann
Kennedy
Onthre Washbury
Kaneas
Kahene Bop
Ue Eam
Hae
Hin Arid
Washburn College
Payne At Work Postmaster General resumes duties
Washington Auge reports Postmaster General Payne resumes duties and promises full action on cases with evidence. Inspectors are handling investigations nationwide and developments may occur at any time. Capper city visit, Machen court demurrer, and defense statements feature in ongoing criminal cases.
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Washington
Payne
Payer
John T. Capper
Lockhaven
Cupper
Thie City
August W. Machen Tovay
Machen
Diller Th
Samsel A. Got
Armeies
Laker Machen
Grofe Brethern
Howe Not A Deserter In Navy Mix Up
Topeka police sought Brant A. Hows a Toy boy for two weeks under the impression he deserted. The War Department later said he was declared a deserter in error and not wanted. His mother lives between Seventh and Eighth streets on Van Buren.
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Brant A. Hows
U. S. Navy
Topeka
War Department
Howe
Yeaterany
Gott
Washington
Frank A. Howe
Bureau
Ae ‘Sharp
Com
Stander
Navy
Department
Uves
van Buren
Deaths and Funerals Notice for Multiple Families
Mr Catharine Wagner aged 72 died at 20 16 last night at her residence Sir Taylor street The funeral will be from the residence Sunday afternoon and remains will be taken to Arkansas City for interment Mrs Wagner leaves a son and now daughter EA Wagner of Arkansas City plus several sons and daughters in Seattle Tuttin Topeka Colorado Springs St Louis Funeral details incomplete Elders mother of Mrs Chak Miller and others Also Mra Dis Beatt near Burlington Kan with funeral at 3 oclock Thursday The Topeka funeral was held from the home today Prof and Mrs McHathron went to Burlington for a child s funeral last week Dean McEachron of Washburn College appeared connected to the families and events.
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Catharine Wagner
Sir ‘Taylor Street
G Wetock
Arkansas City
Wagner
Rons
EA Wagner
Wiener
Seattle
Warh
Tuttin
George Wagner
Wexner
Topeka
Colorado Springs
Ara
Satlebury
St. Louis
Mrv I
Eust Eighteenth Street
Mra
Chak. Miller
W. Bwenringen
Ute Oly
Burlingter
Kan
Siem
McHathron
Burlington
McEachron
Washburn College
New Street Car Bridge Planned After Preliminary Soundings
County surveyor Rogers and Waginger Mtebbins of the Topela Railway company conducted soundings in the Kansas river for a proposed street car bridge. Work unfinished and no decision yet on location. An inquiry will test best site. bridge to have spans like the Molan Bridge.
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Rogers and Waginger Mtebbins
Topela Railway Company
Kansas River
Ehearany
Eliiewhere
Molan
Excursion at Jacksons land fair includes races and games
An event at Jacksons land offers horse racing baseball and a merry go round with boisterous amusements. A train will run August 4th at 10:99 on a cheerful day with no charge for dinner on grounds.
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Wakarusa
Jackeon's Land
Pleasant Ways for Summer Days
Promotional note for the Grand Trunk Railway System offering a new summer tourist folder. Available on request from the Advert Department at 115 State, Geo, W. Vaux, A. G. Py.
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Grand Trunk Railway System
Geo
W. Vaux
A. G. Py
Allen S Sheds Light On Journal Postal Scandal Claims
The Kansas City Journal faces criticism for alleging government manipulation to damage General Uris tow and discredit Mr Bristow’s department. The Herald editor defends his integrity, stating no basis exists for postal scandal links and noting prior Journal defenses of misconduct. The piece contrasts investigations and editorial stances across Washington and home fronts.
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Kansas City Journal
Uris
Mtr
Betetow
Herald
McKinley
Washington
The
Bristew
Macher
Hes
Postal Department
Caldwell Denies Involvement In Fight With Curry
Caldwell a long armed colored boxer says he and Joe Curry did not fight to finish after a pasting hunt, denies being knocked down, and claims only a decent exhibition occurred. He weighs 187 with Curry at 180 and disputes rumors, planning a future match with Courtney of Kansas City and Chicago in a yet to be chosen venue.
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Joe Curry
Charles Caldwell
Selbrook
Faw
Caldwell
Jon
Joe
Courtney
Kansas City
Curry
Chicago
Sheridan Carries 2,000,000 To Mantin For Honolua Gaul
The U S Army transport Sheridan sails from San Francisco for Mantin via Honolua and Gaul carrying about 100 passengers including Colonel J B Kerr and five other officers, 70 men of the Twelfth cavalry, 26 hospital corps, five casuals, a gunner for Guam, two artillery men for Honolulu and six signal men. It also boards two million dollars in cash, 4,000 tons of army supplies and military equipment. In Boston the cotton market faces idle spindles as prices stay high and purchasers hesitate amid stockpiled raw material.
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United States Army
Sheridan
Mantin
Honolua
Gaul
J. B. Kerr
General Staff
Philippines
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Hopital Corps
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Honolury
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Boston
Aturust
Local note on visits and court actions in Toneka
Percy Hemus visits Toneka to see friends while a court session reports multiple verdicts and fines. The Insurance commissioner annual report is to be sent by express, and several local figures including Huxene Harris face charges or status updates. The six Oakland boys are found guilty for derailing a street car with $1 fines and $4.70 costs each, and a Knightly reunion in Westmoreland features speeches by notable officials.
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Percy Hemus
New York
Toneka
Standard Shor
Macey
Insurance Commissioner
Exprer
Huxene Harris
Jes Weatherly
Wests Fmoreland
Robert FR
St. Ie
Cook
Hill
National Hotel
CM. Fis
The
Windsor
Nonaparte
Heaven
Marvelinas
Piery Land
Nellis Pushes West Sixth Street Wagon Ban
City officials including Alderman Nellis and Assistant City Attorney Ralston discuss excluding expert wagons from West Sixth Street as a landing area. A proposed ordinance aimed at barring wagons from the street is prepared in the city attorney’s office for consideration at Monday night’s meeting.
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Fretth Coupell
Jackson
Kant
M. Nellis
Culle
City Attorney's Office
West Sixth Street
Ralston
Nellis
Count Mondey
Lincoln Pardon Relic Tells Deserter's Tale At Topeka
Commissioner Ware displayed a Civil War era Lincoln pardon relic in Topeka. David Levy, a deserter later pardoned by Lincoln, kept the document for decades. The pension office initially denied during records查, then approved after Levy produced the pardon. Ware purchased the fragile card for 35 dollars at Hansax City Journal.
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Washington
Hile
Lincoln
Pension Department
David Levy
Adjutant General's Office
Dean Reverier
Cart
Levy
Ardi Hery
Mr. Ware
Hansax City Journal
Body of child exhumed after drowning
The body of Rasmona Garrett, child of Freeman Garrett, who drowned in the Good May, was exhumed a week after. The body was found on detterrnon the week after and buried immediately without identification. Parents remain dissatisfied as Str. Gare Erte recognized the body by clothing.
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Rasmona Garrett
Freeman Garrett
Detternon
Sigma Chi adjourns. Orla B. Taylor elected president
Detroit on August 1 reports the Sigma Chi fraternity adjourned after electing Orla B. Taylor of Detroit as president. The next convention is scheduled to be held in Cincinnati.
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Mich
Sigma. Chi
Orla B. ‘Taylor
Presileet An Tito
Cincinnati
Quiet Day at Sagamore Hill Reported on August First
President Roosevelt spent a quiet day at Sagamore Hill with no formal callers. The article notes minimal activity and mentions scattered regional references, including a brief, unclear mention of Worth Dakota and Grand Forks. Details are fragmented and partially unreadable.
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Sagamore Hill
Quiter Bay
Roosevelt
Worth Dakota
Grand Forks
N. D
Frosta
Sime
Local Fair Notes Mixed Activities and Band Lineup
Fragmentary listing mentions Wekareea and Return in August, events at Topeka, Jackson's Band, horse rates, and a daylong agenda including boating, barbecue and dinner on grounds. Mentions baseball and various leisure activities amid incomplete OCR text.
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Topeka
Jackson
East Indian Pugrles and Their Decorative Uses
East Indian turbans and pugs are repurposed as home decor in New York, with wastesturned baskets, covers, and bottle holders. The piece catalogs various pugri types from Hindus and Muslims, notes folding techniques for height or width, and cites a New York Post description of everyday Hindustan practice.
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Havana
New York
Hyderabad
Hindustan
New York Post
How Oxen Are Shod in Texas
In Texas oxen need for shoeing is limited by soft roads, yet some owners favor shoes or pliters. The article describes the dangerous process of shoeing mountain oxen, including roping, restraining, and using a stump and rail to secure the animal for the procedure.
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Texas
Sheery
Errant Ox Sentry Recaptures Mountain Clash
An account describes a laboring ox clashing with a climber and this stubborn beast pushing against a rock face. Science over brute force ends the confrontation and the animal yields without fatal harm, noted in a Chicago Tribune copy.
Animals Get Drunk on Nature’s Fruit Says Folk Tale
The article notes many animals, including elephants and sloth bears, become intoxicated after consuming fruit juice from the Renu tree. Elephants stumble and trumpet while the sloth bear climbs palms to drink and falls into a drunken stupor. It mentions other creatures like foxes and the “toddy cat” displaying similar effects from palm juice.
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Simeris
India
Jason
Church Notes Brief Teaches Sermon at Local Hall
Fragmentary church notes mention Ti Methodist Hplacenal church with a sermon by Be J. A, a Kansas event, and a meeting at the corner Sixth and Ty with about 245 attendees. brief references to Brotherhood activities near 200 and a lawn area at Ninth and corner.
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Pablo
J. A Kansas Oe
Yangon Fea
Steven Ag Shom
Incrate Hurtker
Ty’ Pears
Lawn Ag
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