Sailor Favorite Halts Terrific Blow in Californian News
Denver May 3 Californians boast a star bout as Pom Sharkey faces Fred Bumeet in a title grip. The fight builds on months of training with Russell, famed for a prior upset, while locals note the sailors’ ring prowess and weigh in at over 200 pounds. A physician will clear both men before the staged event.
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Colorado
Caio- Tide Athistic Club
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Miller
Fred Bumeet
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Eulie
Beit
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Winnie
Big Salor
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Rusell
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Zoe
el Fovehlani
Beck Eit
Charkey
Bell
Havite
Ottawa Otters Edge Wildcats In Close OT Thriller
A hard fought game in Ottawa ended 7 to 6 with Ottawa Otters narrowly defeating their rival. Key plays and late scoring surged the tempo as both teams traded leads in a tense finish.
Lay Defeat to Split Hoof in Darty Race
Louisville May 2 Alard Scheck faced a surprising defeat as rumblings over his split hoof excuse circulated. He travelled from Memphis though hampered by injury and received five days’ treatment before a final workout on Friday. Despite the setback he delivered a strong showing in the stake events before heading to Chicago.
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Alard Scheck
Darty
Louisville
Alard “Scheck
Kentucky
Memphis
Chicago
National League Umpires Composed of Experienced Men
A report on the National League umpires for the season highlights experienced figures such as Brunk Deyer Win a5 and others noted as veterans. The article discusses umpire performance, selection criteria, and the importance of consistent officiating in shaping game outcomes.
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Young
Brunk Deyer
Phayern
Niston
Fragmented local notice in unknown script letter mix
A garbled OCR fragment shows unclear phrases and names. Readable parts include scattered tokens like rose, exit, four, march, and hedge. No coherent events or entities form a verifiable news item for a proper headline or concrete summary.
Teslve Inning Game Upset In Kirkssite May Day Play
Jeyhawkers fall to Kari University in an eight inning home game ending 7 to 4. Pitcher Mutampbed relieved, Dovin earned a brief lead, and Roy Evans signed with Franciacy to play in the Gailarain League. Terry McGovern refereed a Bakersfield boxing match where Jim Trimble was defeated by Al McNeil in a San Francisco bout.
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Kirkssite
Kary
Dovin
Aires
Erin
Roy Evans
Rey Evans
Franciacy
Tana
Terry McGovern
Bakersfield
Cal
Jim Trimbie
Los Angeles
al McNeil
San Francisco
Fragmented OCR note with unclear medical and action terms
The readable words describe eating, trees, and a vague reference to Monday. The text appears as a garbled OCR segment with no clear events or identifiable people or organizations.
Loyal Legion officers elected at annus meeting in Leavenworth
Kansas commandery of the Loyal Legion held their annus meeting at Planters' hotel Leavenworth with officers elected for the year including Lieutenant Sidney G. Cooke Herington commander Captain William Portesque Leet Wever Leavenworth treasurer Major HC Whites Emporia registrar Ur O McNary Soldiers' home Leavenworth chancellor Lieutenant Chirtus Turley Wichita chaplain Captain Leathworth and others. A special meeting was set for June 7 at the hotel with many members in attendance.
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Kansas Commandery of the
Loyal Legion
Planters
Sidney G. Cooke
Herington
William Portesque
Leet Wever
Leavenworth
HC. Whites
Emporia
Reaintrar Ur O
McNary
Chunoelier
Chirtus Turley
Wichite
Leathworth
Ang Lietster
B. Admire
United Ry
Mt Snes
Canquet
Greatest Assembly Promises Sunday School Emphasis
Arrangements are set for the Chautauqua Assembly at Ottawa Kansas from June 34 to July 4 with Sunday school work featured. J Engle state secretary will oversee Sunday school literature and department, while Rev Hamill and Rev Patterson will lead Bible study and lectures. Governor Stanley and Dr W A Quayle join as speakers, a children’s chorus to close the day, and a parade of delegations with a handsome banner. Musical events include three concerts led by Prof Hulett and the First Hestment choir, with famed soloists. The Fourth of July promises patriotic programs, lectures by Champ Clark and Dr Whiteford, and entertainment from Nat Hrie and Bertha Kugle Baker, among others.
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Gutawa
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Bt. Hamill
Jackegnville
Mexamter Patterson
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Wil
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Glenn Hiatt
Chicleo
United States
Charles A. Towne
Minnesota
Charles Lantis
Indiana
Fikes Regiment
Hulett
le Sae Poneaae Aera Club
Mrea
P. Huvtchinson
WCU
Rey Jute Smith
State Dental Association Plans Leavenworth Meet May
The State Dental Association holds its thirtieth annual center in Leavenworth May. Extensive arrangements are underway to entertain visiting dentists and the local members. The program lists papers by Hungerford, Scynise, Bergstresser, Allen, Burkett, M. Le Cron, and others on topics like anatomy of the teeth, dentistry practices, and articulating facing techniques.
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Leavenworth
Travenworth
Kansas
W. BH
Scynise Ateison Kane Vitality
Bergstresser
Abilene
Allen
Kansac City
Sto
F. Burkett
M le Cron
Corea
Hh Thompson
Topeka
Danes
Jn Dentistry
W. Paper
J. OR. Mes
Newton EO
Hetrick
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Hineson
Lear Kanaio
Plasresale
Jo Milien
Lawranes
Hemert
Horkett
Shasman
Mitchell County Man Rose Found Dead Near Beloit
Beloit May 2 B E Rose known as Brad Rose in Beloit and Mitchell County was found dead near the stock yards after alleged jail term risk. He faced charges for breaking into a meat market and Missouri Pacific depot thefts. He reportedly said he preferred death to prison. Several relatives survive him. Separately a church row in Beloit involves Evangelist Rev Lincoln McConneil and Baptist pastor Rev G K Gilaly over conduct and a Baptist Visitor article. The dispute has stirred local church tensions and may widen.
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B. E. Rose
Geloit
Brad
Rose
Tim
Bend
Missouri Pacific
Bix Dentlemen
Tose
Indiana
Beto
Lincoln McConell
Methodist
Anskourt
G. K. Giluly
Baptist Church of
McConneil
Mr. Gillaly
McCon
Baptist Visitor
Beloit Friends of the Evangelist
Uniontown
Cattle Poisoning Devastates Greene Township Herds
Wellington May 1 John A. Eikier of Greene township reports twelve cattle killed by cockle burs in a single pasture. He notes cows collapsed at night and swelled, with witnesses attributing the deaths to poisoning. B. Wimer inspected J. M. Jordan's pasture where 242 head grazed and deemed cockle burs the likely cause.
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Wellington
John A. Eikier
Greene Township
Barercae
B. Wimer
J.M. Jordan
FARMING ON THE SIDE Belott Visits Farm Ties As Judge Works Open
Judge A H Eltis spends a week at home in Mitchell county tending his farm of about 600 acres. He grows alfalfa, wheat, and corn and plans to return to Topeka next week. Pension notices list numerous Kansans granted original, additional, and special acts, with amounts and home locations. A convict at the federal prison near Leavenworth briefly absents to reconsider his time served before returning. An Independence charter authorizes electric service linking Independence, Coffeyville, and Cherryvale with plans for local electric lights and an electric railroad. Peabody high school graduation nears, with Evansdale senior class preparing for commencement.
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A. H. Eltis
Thin Elu
Supreme Court
Mitchell
Topeka
Lanveuwot
Roy Nexton
Kansas Associations and Officers Elected in May Convention
The May convention of the General Association of Congregationalists elected officers for the year including President Myre J H Glotfelter and several district prospects from Topeka Lawrence and Wichita. super intendent AH Rushey of Peabody schools lauded for building up the district over six years and guiding four dozen graduates. Beloit circus NaI's united shows opens in Beloit under proprietor Hilmon with Beloit born G E Matthews joining. tour planned statewide next week.
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Topeka
Will Gibser
Masonic Oper House
AH. Rushey
Peabody Schools
Congregationatien
Wichita
General Association of Congreza- Mynalists
Myre
J. H. Glotfelter
Atehlvon
Mary Smyth
Popeka
Mra Dos
Alford
Lawrence
Mra. Redding
Gentralia
Allenlorph
Alma
Mason
Eureka
Fisher
Kirwhire
Watson
Salina
Morrison
Townsley
Great Bend
Mra J
Bowen
Manhattan
Mise Phoebe Haines
Mise Sheldon
Young People's Work
Mise Fannie Neves
Wabsunsee
Children's Work
Mra
Cl.mille
Fredonia
Information Bureau
Beloit
Gaiens Mining Deal in Galena Area Reaches Fortunes
Galena Kansas May 3 One of the biggest milling deals in this section closed last quarter. It involved a forty acre purchase by Stevens Bros Co land in Peacock valley five miles north. Eastern party bought at 9900 an acre totaling about 260000 cash for the forty acres. Fire at Independence May 24 damaged five blocks and threatened the north side of the public square.
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Galena
Kas
Stevens Bros. & Co
Peacock Valley
Thin Place
Wea
Eastern Partite
Independence vIndependence
Fire Sweeps Livery Barns Amid High South Wind
A blaze starting in a livery barn destroyed the building and, driven by strong south wind, spread through an alley for five blocks. Five barns and a shooting gallery were wiped out, along with one house and partial damage to four houses, a slumber yard, and three barns. Total loss listed at 8000 dollars.
Mexico Vast Resources to Be Opened by Southern Pact
The Tribune reports a plan to develop Mexican resources via southern republics, boosting mining of iron and coal and creating warehouses and depots in Veracruz and other sites. Concession terms span 40 years with granite facilities and new rail and port infrastructure to stimulate US imports as readiness increases.
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Traditiona
Ohi Orency
Mexico
Republic
Breda
Chicaro
John A
Shine
Levi
Angy
Bome Seekers Excursion via Santa Fe Route
On May 7 and 16 a sale of tickets to Arkansas Arizona Indian Territory Louisiana New Mexico Oklahoma Texas and Rocky Ford Colorado with one fare plus 2 00 stopovers allowed final return date May 21. See agent for details.
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Arkansas
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Indian Territory
Louislane
New Mexico
Oxlahoma
Texas
Rocky Ford, Col
Colorado
Oregon Founders Monument in Chama City Destroyed by Fire
A monument dedicated to Oregon founders in Chama City was reported destroyed by fire. The incident involves the Navier Muerhion of Ee Bee Grayling and Moh Randen, with ownership undetermined as of the report. Further details were not available in the fragment.
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Grayling
Moh
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