Institute Pictures Show Indian Education Work
A fragmented report describes Institute pictures from May showing supervision by India office officials. It notes the broad cultivated fields, industrial ties of schools, and a display framed for the education division. Mention of Binod Hounds and local southern Kansas towns hints at anti-Heretier sentiments and anticipated funding actions.
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Drowned Near Clay Osntar
The body of Htvtar was found on the main branch of Five Creek near Clay Osntar at 30 lay night. Carpenter, age 3, previously resided in northern Kansas City and had connections to Santa Fe Route travel. Tickets on sale today at higher office hours 3 to 5 p.m.
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Euestant Sentra
McGovern Easy Knockout Of Aurelia In Big Mech Pavilion Bout
In front of about eight thousand fans at Mechanics Pavilion Terry McGovern dominated Aureilia from start to finish ending the bout with a knockout in the fifth round after a fast pace and hard blows. Earlier Dougherty vs McFadden produced a lively scoreless opening with McFadden pressing and Dougherty forced to the ropes. the preliminaries drew solid action and a strong crowd response.
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Dougherty
Wand
New York Club Owner Tries to Rule National League
Andrew Breetman, owner of the New York baseball club, serves a notice that tests whether he can control the National League. He pledges Giants will not play where umpire Nash works and warns the league may forfeit games if Freedman resists. The dispute centers on leadership and arbitration, with magnates facing a possible forced evacuation.
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Boston Eyes Rickertward Deal As Infield Shakeup
Boston’s trio eyes Rickertward as investment to shore up infield weakness. The Worcester club’s Gat Boston pursuit has stalled. substitutions struggle to satisfy, with Mel Brown at left and Gammons at third. Providence Sunday plans by Fred Clark and Unglaub blocked.
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Erne EW Route Home Passes Through Chicago
Lightweight pugilist Frank Erne arrived in Chicago on May 30 on the way east from San Francisco. He said he sought to avoid McGovern and declined a Taft-like bout plan, noting recent obligations in Buffalo and readiness for future rounds.
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Frank Erna
San Francisco
Bufalo
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Taito
Englishmen Want Money Oxford May 3
Reports from Oxford indicate no satisfactory reply has yet arrived from the United States regarding the freddal side of the Oxford Carbridge Harvard sale. The absence of a firm response delays proceedings and leaves financiers awaiting clarification on terms and settlement.
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Oxford-Carbridge-Harvard-sale
Daffy and Conte Mack Attract Pitcher Interest Amid Club Talks
Milwuckes manager Daffy has been quietly pursuing pitcher Adkina Conte Mack, with Beloit body and Philadel team figures also engaging. Reports mention Auditor Bart and catcher Harry Smith as sought targets, while Conte Mack may report to Cleveland after recovery from illness. Mitchell plans to pursue a US citizenship and business venture.
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Conte Mack
Cleveland
Bethany Commencement Week Ends With 54 Graduates
Bethany College in Tadnborg Kansas closes two weeks of commencement events. Morning services, college ceremony, and diplomas mark the end of the academic year. Notable graduates include Arts and Musical Conservatory recipients and recipients of honorary degrees.
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Burlington
Iowa
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Taither Rat
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Colorado
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Lawkin
Chicago
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Ageny
Kirwin Public Schools Hold Twelfth Commencement
The May 20 Kirwin public schools commencement drew a full crowd. The stage featured Sass and flowers in red and white, with the class motto To the Right and Forward. Prof Green and his wife, aided by Mrs South and Mrs Georges, helped elevate Kirwin schools to a higher rank.
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County marks annual Labor Day program with speakers and music
The Phillips County event features Ewa Spaeck and J Homer Ewing works, with Miss The Kiewin orchestra providing music. John Thomas will present diplomas and praise the class. June 24 at Forest Park opens a summer session with lectures by Dr. Hemill and W. Quayle. July 4 promises moving pictures, a July 2 music festival, and July 4 patriotic exercises led by Charles Landis and Champ Clark.
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Wellsville
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Suit for 10000 damages in child’s death case
Leavenworth May Nelson aend Maud Paroste sue Union Pacific Railway for damages over 19000 for the death of Lloyd McKinley a 15 year old killed near Six Corners Reno township on March 24 while returning from school along the tracks. Plaintiff alleges the boy’s feet slipped between cattle guard bars and became caught between the rails.
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Cuts Bourbon Salaries In Fort Scott Census
Fort Scott May 20 Salaries of county offers are cut from $100 to $250 per year with few exceptions after the county census. Assessors report no population gain despite a rise last year, leaving the county under 6 000 and triggering new salary scales.
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Tragic Hanging Follows Grief Over Local Drowning
In Emporia May Johne reports a 16 year old girl, daughter of farmer William Johna, hanged herself near a creek ten miles south of town. A note hinted mother or friend related sorrow after Ora Lowther’s drowning earlier stirred the youth’s mind. The girl's beauty and happiness contrasted with rumored troubles, though no love affairs were known.
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Enforced Quarantine for Twenty-One Guests at Wichita Hotel
A Wichita hotel keeps twenty one guests under enforced quarantine as a public health measure. The document lists officials and localities including Wichita Kansas and agency references, with various names attached to the case and pensions notes. The handwriting is garbled but indicates a formal health order and involved authorities.
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General's Furious Dictation Outsmarts Russian Adversary
A veteran general vents rage while dictating a hostile letter to a Russian commander. His seasoned chief of staff and a patient secretary filter the expletives into polished prose, preserving the temper and tone of a Western campaign. A raw, wartime glimpse shows a secretary nervously balancing loyalty and efficiency under pressure.
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Undefined OCR Fragments Create Surreal Local Story
Fragmentary OCR text hints at disjointed phrases and garbled names. The readable parts reference a fight for life and scattered proper nouns, but no coherent event or clear entities emerge to form a concrete news card.
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