Sofala the Filly Tops Eight Wins in Ten Starts
St Louis March 6 Sofala a two year old filly by Bulgowng Apares out of Susain has won eight of ten starts this season. She won two purses at Oakland and defeated rivals such as Lucidis. Trainer Schreiber notes her ability to carry stake weights and perform on any track. Meanwhile plans for St Louis ball club spring games and Tod Sloan riding duties in England are noted with coachs and managers preparing for the coming season.
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Apares
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Tanforan Fark
San Francisco
Bolaluabé Dintree
Ully
Et Corrigan
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Tanturan Park
Schreiber
Hily
Lily
F. Tarpey
Oakland
Lucidis
Burns & Watertouse
Duelie
Huckmaster
Ketty Brigss
Ike Safale
St. Louis County
Joseph D. Lucas
Goodwood Stud
Jim Robinson Assigns Role at Princeton
Princeton, March 6 Jim Robinson recently signed to train the Filnoeten football team next fall spent yesterday here and outlined his plan to separate trainer duties from coaching He believes a trainer should focus on players health while a coach directs in game specifics Captain Pell announced spring practice will begin around April 1 with emphasis on conditioning and drills No head coach for next season has been named.
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Princeton
Jim Robinst
Tila Worle
Kebtreeh
Pell
Stuart's Catarrh Tablets Advertised Remedy Claims Blood Cure
It argues catarrh is a constitutional blood disorder not local and promotes Stuart's Catarrh Tablets as an internal solution reaching the blood and liver. The tablets are described as laxenges containing glyalacci euchlyptol hydrastin sangur-faria and other specifics, with no cocaine or opiates, sold for 60 cents with a booklet available from FL A Stuart Co Marshall, Ark.
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Stuart
Cels Lake
AL Stuart Co
Marshall
Ativh
Felt selection suggests Hillebrand to lead charge men
The report notes Felt was selected while it is believed Hillebrand will command the charge men in the upcoming event.
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Felt
Eee Hillebrand
Burns handicap setback dampens Oakland races
Weather and weight adjustments mar the Burns handicap and loom over the upcoming $2,000 Palace Stakes at Oakland next Saturday. About fifty horses are entered, many from the Burns field, with Dr Shepthird and Pat Morinay expected to be strong finishers.
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Oakland
San Francisco
Cal
Shep
Pat Morsiapy
Rowell
Tv Fae
Americans Massacre on the Xingu River Reported
Fort Scott March 6 news describes a massacre of five or six Americans in Brazil. Frank Greenfield of Mapleton Kan sent a letter detailing the tragedy, with Alfred Greenfield among the slain. The rubber expedition, led by M. K. Kirk, faced savage Xingu Indians who killed two men aboard and then others in the boat. The killers were from the Stials tribe. Attempts to seek relief and pursue a claim against Brazil are noted.
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Brazil
Frank Greenfield
Mapleton
Kan
Alfred
Brasil
Greenfield
M. K. Kirk
Kansas City
Mr. Kirk
Cimily Tven
Williamson
Brawley
Ohio
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Mr. Price
Cuyaba
Heart of the
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Ninza
Tevertight
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Ringueese
Coyuba
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Wichita man Wells vanishes from Kansas National Bank
Wichita police report J C Wells longtime head of the collection department at Kansas National Bank has disappeared. A search continues as clues are scarce and officials speculate on possible self harm or foul play. Bank president J Quick Davidson and staff express confusion over Wells absence and irregularities found at the bank.
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J. C. Wells
Kansas National Bank
Wells
Koo Me
Finnsus Ne- Honai Banke
J. Quik Davidgun
Lie Hank
Wella
New Bethany Hospital to Cost $100,000 in Kansas City
The New Bethany hospital in Kansas City Kansas will cost about $100,000 and be built on a five acre tract on Grandview avenue between Reynolds and Locust streets. The site, high and sightly, is near St Margaret's hospital and two streetcar lines, with transfer of property and minor details nearly complete.
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Fkansas
St Margaret’s Hospital
Io Two
Kantsas
Fort Scott Sugar Mill Offers Jobs and Cane Revenue
Fort Scott sugar property owners and the duties plan to convert the mill into a beet sugar plant and syrup producer. A force of workers is being assembled to overhaul the plant as cane growers, laborers, and merchants expect strong benefits. The operation will employ about 60 men in summer and fall, with cane on average paying 32 to 85 dollars per acre, higher than other crops.
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Fort Scott
Merch
Durties
Cape
Street Pair Suit In Wichita Seeks 200 Damages Over Street Closure
Sewell and Drake sue the city of Wichita in state court claiming closure of South Malin Street and the alley between Main and Water streets damaged their business. The case hinges on questions of law with few witnesses likely to testify.
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City
Wichita, Mareh
Sewell & Drake
Malin
Water
Plaintiffs claim damages over blocked street access
Sewell and Drake say the closing of the street and alley deprived them of exit and entrance to their business for nearly a month. Customers deserted them, buying feed and chop elsewhere. They seek $200 from the city as compensation.
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Sewell & Drake
School Girl Elopes in Crandall Romance
News from Burnnewn reports a romantic marriage in Crandall where Louis Straton, 48, took 15 or 16 year old Nancy Martin from a schoolhouse to Crandall for marriage officiated by Rev. Pisratt. Her father objected but heard nothing to prevent it. The couple left for a wedding trip without leaving destination details.
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Burnnewn
Marcn
Crandall
Louis Straton
Woodson County
Sctuul
Nancy Martin
Higgins Sues City for 450 Damages Over 1918 Accident
Chanute reports Misy Higgins sues the city for 450 damages claiming a December 12 1918 fall in a cellar at the Mammoth Hackett near the Janes Block caused a broken ankle and permanent injuries. She seeks 3000 for suffering 7000 for permanent injuries 1000 for lost wages and 400 for medical expenses totaling 2500.
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Chanute
Misy Sama Higgins
Mies Higgins
Janes Block
A Kansas Opportunity in Junction City
John Reid of Liberty township and his wife celebrate debt freedom in land and stock milestone. From thirty years ago with one cow and a dug out they now own 400 acres, 75 cattle, hogs, horses, and farming gear for a thriving farm. Nine children raised, youngest named li, Mrs Reid famed for butter and praised by local merchants who sample her product.
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Junction City
Atte
John Reid
Liberty Township
A. Ho Flattell
Reid Bean
Reid
Wreck on the Memphis Depot In Pleasanton
A foggy rainy day wreck at Memphis depot left a local freight standing on the main track as a southbound doubleheader train struck. Both engines were badly damaged and derailed but no one was hurt. wreck crews cleared the scene and restored service.
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Pleasanton
Pieasanton
March
Liberal Miss Gould Increases Library Donation at Fort Scott
Fort Scott March 6 Miss Helen Gould increased her library donation to 100 for the city to support Y M C A work along Missouri Pacific lines in the west. The announcement says money will be used to establish Whraties at association points on the Missouri Pacific system. Charges of obtaining money under false pretenses cited against Mrs Byrd Shultz Fond.
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Fort Scott
Helenould
Y. M. Cal
Ely
Y.M. Cal
Missouri Pacific
Thin City
Ford
Wichita
March
Byrd Shultz
First Methodist Church
Washington
Mary A. Kyte
Senator Baron
Georgia
New Discovery Cures Rheumatism Reported
A fragmentary item claims a new discovery that supposedly cures rheumatism after years of pain. The piece speaks of a specialist seeking a complete cure and describes dramatic breakthroughs amid chaotic medical hype. The readable text is unclear and garbled.
Dr Holtins Neural Tlemady Promises Quick Cure
An advertisement touts Dr Holtins Neural Telemedy as a universal cure for rheumatic pain and a quick relief remedy. It claims immediate action against painful muscle tension and urges desperate sufferers to obtain genuine packages from listed Topeka druggists and pharmacies.
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Becauon
Ifoltin
Berauen
Degli Sire
Washington singer with two years visa noted as leading cutoist
A Washington based singer who arrived on a two year visa became known for leading church and musical entertainments. She recently married a young grocer at a Methodist missionary meeting, and her wedding gift of 1000 marked a notable fundraising moment. Her father is a Baltimore Methodist minister and city official. she has cousins in Congress.
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