Kansas floods devastate towns along Smoky and Cottonwood rivers
Reports from Emporia to Ellsworth describe widespread flooding with four feet of water in Elmdale and Nelso valleys, isolating towns, washing out rail lines, destroying bridges, and roading crops. Residents evacuate, farms damaged, telegraph and power cut, many homes flooded and counties declaring emergencies.
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Emporia
Kor
Sanpete
Tve
Elmdale
Hery
Telegraph
Tls
Phunn Wim
Conndithen
Epi Steel Hue
Ikea
Ieee
Aden
Bern
Ile Warigien
Sant
Haltington
Mistouri Pacific
Owaguim
Rela Kas
Soloman River
Tts
Glen Elaine
Belult
Jownt Rooma
JT Rapide
Bier
Tia
Ates
Spee
Garitness
Hine
Cory Sintés
Eny Ee
Conilitfoss
Vality
Cartfelis
Main
Senate
Jooda
Marion Brinch
Nerd
Cantor
Neodesha Women Defend Honor in Hotel Office Altercation
In Neodesha the Hudspeth sisters confront reporter over a hotel incident at Hotel Brown. Johnson, a local beekeeper by trade, faced charges as the sisters alleged assault with a rawhide, leading to a courtroom confrontation.
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Johneon
Brown
Aiea
I. Brown
Hudspeth
Cralaa
Hurspett
Wayne Phe
Sandefoum
Trudenedy
Johnson
Thin Intatom
Khe
Fis
Mie
Hadepsin
Atd
Caet
Mirkiony
Eta
Toe Tenvellus
Johrisan
Baws
Abel
Mya. Hudspith
Johnwen
Jas
Misa Harrison
Caliol
Emily
Premier Motor Pace Leader Elkes Killed In Cambridge Crash
Harry D Elkes of Glens Falls N Y premier motor pace driver dies after rear tire explodes on the sixteenth mile of a Charles River park track meeting. Wiliam Stinson and F A Gately injured as crash involving multiple machines occurs. Stinson completes twenty miles, Walthour Moran and Moran also figure in the dramatic racing program. Elkes had just set a world rear motor pace record for ten miles and led the five mile and ten mile segments before the fatal accident.
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Cambridge
Harry D. Elkes
Glens Falle
United Shires
Wiliam Stinson
F. A. Gately
Charles River Park
Elkes
Sinsem
Stinson
New World
Eikes
Rome
Cambridge Homie
Thy Tadwig
Waithour
Moran
United States
American
Atrond
Europe
Tennis Tourney Postponed by Rain at Liacata
The tennis event and Bausne-Mebranin meeting were delayed by rain, with organizers noting damp courts. Players Jake Foitsheie and Cooper will remain in Limpteltr as weather improves, while officials plan a rescheduled start.
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Liacata
Jake Foitsheie
Cooper
S Pal
Whem
Mast Sreiria
Planers
Anesee
Yale Triumph Sparks Kansas City Pride in Yale Rally
Fay Moulton of Kansas City powered Yale to a dramatic victory in the state meet. Yale's star sprinter surged from behind to win the 100 and 220 yard events, with Harvard's Lightner finishing close behind in a fierce finish, as Yale clinched the meet amid wild celebrations and protests of disputed finishes.
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Yale Fay Moulton
Kansas City
Yale
Aninbad
Bay
Moulton
Kansan City
Gra Ei
Lintner
Sehiek
Fale
Harverd
Tevery
Schick
Harvard
Crick
Lightner
Bue Mouhos
Enie
Air House
Kanaan
Morgis
Mur
Sollegians
Ervand
Miss Run Sets Interco and Collegiate Distances Records
Alex Grant of Pennsylvania broke the Interco and collegiate records for the distances in the miss run at 9:40. Gardner of Syracuse won the pole vault tying a record at 1 feet 7 inches, previously set by B. S. Horton of Princeton. A protest over a 10 yard dash placement involving Yale, Harvard, and others prompted an executive decision granting Harvard the meet. Minneapolis and Saline results noted alongside a muddled summary of various league games and track events.
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Alex. Grant
Pennsylvania
S. i
Gardner
Syracuse
B.S. Horton
Princeton
Clark
Harvard
James
Sullivan
F. K. Moulton
Yale
Cuirk
Cat Schick
Moulton
Thome F. O'Brien
Muulten
W. 3Awan
New York
Cluhe
T Hat Behick
Czars and Kaisers Attitudes Toward Women Revealed
An analysis contrasts the czar and the kaiser showing starkly different views of women. The kaiser regards women as helpers to men and household roles, while the czar appears more indulgent yet condescending. The piece argues both support male dominance and discourage women’s public action.
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Willum
Benin
Tiemoarek
Abolition Call Over Carpets Health Risk Debate
A fragmented letter argues that carpets harm health and should be banned in homes. The author claims carpet fibers bring urban dust and toxins into living spaces and urges immediate action to protect public health, outlining municipal and household onus.
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Anya
Nickel Pime and Salty Express Pricing Report
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a transit pricing idea across multiple cities and services. It mentions Sol Lid services, various routes including Vonhago and Fortorin, and references to a ticket office network and Nickel Pinterma fare charges. The readable text is garbled with misspellings and unclear figures.
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Vonhago
Ft. Wayne
Findlay
Fortorin
Erie
Huttela
New York City
Cccutenas Genots Alee
Pion
City Pickart
Agamest
Omee
Unio Pacis
Paliroad
Ansasavesua
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