Sugar Beets Deliver High Yields At Arkansas City Farm
The Sugar Boots from around Arkansas City test well with beets yielding up to 18 percent sugar. Officials from Santa Fe and local Arkansas City leaders note the tests on the experimental farm show profitability for beet cultivation in southern Kansas and push for a sugar factory and related infrastructure in the region.
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Arkansas City
Rocky Ford
H. Kirkpatrick
George Brown
Pevera
Charian Seagraves
Banta Fe
Kansas
Arkanes City
Newton
Wellington
Han
Barbers Freed Amid Unclear Noncompliance Case
Barbezes, two barbers in a Kansas city, were arrested for alleged noncompliance with state regulations. The attorney general sanctioned the action, but a second case may follow. The event drew notable local interest as the first of its kind in the area.
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Azsaasss Gly
Kan
Gama
F. H. Harper
Wigs Hocker
Thin City
Baird Will Invalidated Amid Heir Dispute
A contested will case involving 216 heirs seeks to validate or invalidate the March 31 memorandum and the handwritten will. The 20,080 dollar bequest out of 100,900 estate sparks a dispute among 218 heirs, with twelve identified as pinintivte or connected parties. An attorney signed the document after Baird’s death, triggering probate action.
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Daird
Br Ac
Maird
Unclear OCR Report on Baird Death and Will
Fragmentary notes show a doctor and witnesses discussing a will. Baird is mentioned in relation to a relative matter and a marker. The record notes Baird dying on April 16 and a pursed presentation to a church preacher amid legal actions.
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Baird
Victims File Wreck Suits Against Metro Street Railway
Kansas City Kan Nov 6 suits filed in district court seek damages from the Metropolitan Street Railway company for injuries from the twelfth Street incline wreck. Beri Thomas seeks 200 for a fractured leg and other harms. Manora Kassey sues for 10 000 for multiple injuries and loss of companionship to Finis Examy, her husband.
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Kas
Twelfth Street
Kansas City
Kan
Musts Agaimet
Metropolitan Street Railway Company
Beri Thomas
Jas, Thomas
Minnesota Avenue
Manora Kassey
Anklan
Finis Examy
Sumner County threshing record shocks Wellington crowd
A Sumner County man set a threshing record by grinding 2 504 bushels in nine hours at Wellington. The event drew a large crowd on the city sidewalk near the city building as locals discussed municipal officers and mayoral matters in sharp terms.
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Sumner County
Wrllington
R. A. Anderson
Danie
4 Crusader
McLean
Toyhat
Gun Shoot At Wellington Draws Sharp Scores
The sixth Wellington money shoot attracted a string of prizes for top shooters. B Milter of Oxford led with 24 of 25 hits and 99 out of 100, besting Wellington rivals. Perry Biner Joe Fetters and Len Totty shot in every bind, while B Miller of Oxford won the tally at 24 of 25 and 99 of 100.
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B. Milter
Oxford
Wellington
Kaw
Hypnotist Arrested for Alleged Domestic Incident
Traveling hypnotist G. Grouchle was arrested in Wallington Kas after an alleged strike on his wife at her home. She refused to sign a warrant and no fine was recorded for disturbing the peace.
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Wallington
Worington
Kas
A. G. Grouchle
Wen
Upers House
Mrs McHenry Breaks Out at Wichita Meeting
Myra McHenry, a Wichita temperance advocate, was arrested Monday for disturbing the peace during a city council meeting. Chief of Police Burt was struck on the head by an umbrella as the disturbance escalated.
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McHenry
Wichita
Kne
Myra| Mchenry
Wietite Temperance Aai
Turi Bcandal at Aqueduct New York
Stewards at Aqueduct probe the sudden form dip of Lord Badge after Wan Dadly beat him by six lengths as deep track conditions and heavy ground affected performance. Also reports a new bowling record in Chicago tournament where five-man team achieved a high score with numerous strikes and spares.
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Turi
Aqueduct
New York
Lord Badge
Lord
Ali
Chicago
Gophers Claim They Are Entitled to More Praise
In a spirited reaction, the Gophers contended they deserve greater recognition for their recent performances. Team leaders argue hard work and improvements justify higher praise, despite mixed external assessments.
Minnesota Triumph Over Michigan In Scrimmage Claims Glory
In Minneapolis, fans insist Minnesota clearly outplayed Michigan and should be deemed superior. Recap shows Minnesota 257 scrimmage yards plus 52 from running backs and punts for a 507 yard total. Michigan 151 scrimmage yards and 136 from punts, with Minnesota drawing 90 yards in penalties. Fumbles cost Minnesota two touchdowns, and Keene Firepatrick praised Minnesota’s readiness while Michigan’s rough play drew comments.
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Aminneapolis
Minn
Minnesota
Gophers
Wolverines
la Superior
Michigan
Tvo
Michican
Mealtim
Heston
Mike Om Demon
Keene
Ann Arbor
Northrop
Ike
Minnenote
Maddock
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Claim Remarkable Digestion Cure
An experimental discovery hailed as valuable for digestion asserts that Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets can digest food far beyond normal, claiming to cure dyspepsia and weak digestion. The ad emphasizes harmless vegetables and fruit salts, with testimonials and wide availability in druggists for five cents per package.
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Lawid
Btwart
Leni Saget
Invilte
Juaper Co
Sanranau
Stuart Co
Minnesota Football Teams Battle Officials With Mixed Signals
Minnesota touts its homegrown squad while Michigan hires players nationwide as referees miss calls. Major Kelly remains the busiest umpire as Henry Clark Jr. seeks to influence the game in Chicago.
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Alties
Michigan
Uist
Minnesota
Major Kelly
Henry Clark, Jr
Chicago
Collins Tales Baseball World Champions Discuss 1903 Series
Jimmy Collins, manager of the world champions, visits Chicago and talks about the Boston and Pittsburgh series, team plans for next season, and the overall baseball situation. He says five or six players remain unsigned, no pay cuts for the A League, and praises the Pirates pitching despite losses. He recalls dramatic plays, fan reactions, and notes the sport’s uncertain, promising future.
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Chicago
Jimmy Collins
Boston
Pittsburg
Geneva
Milwaukee
Killen
Buffalo
Pirates
Leever
Uturt
Western League to abandon Milwaukee and Kansas City
The arbitration board will decide the Western League ends Milwaukee and Kansas City. With those moves, St Joseph likely withdraws, four new cities join including Denver and Colorado Springs. Victor Cripple Creek district joins, $10,000 on deposit to settle Victor’s season, travel improvements and daytime games planned.
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Colo
Werterh Tewrue
Arbitration
Western League
American Association
Mliwaukee
Kansas City
Western
St. Joseph
Milwaukee
Perth
Colorado
Ie Sebraska
Tawa
Colorado Springs
Victor
Pueblo
Cripple Creek
Iaha
Lincoln
Sioux City
Dee Moines
Ritchie Challenges Neil For Championship Bout
Dan Francisco California November six 6 and Joha aneile well in den BE Louis pantam Welbt is here for mean of reeling Frenk Nell In his own town and chaflene nn him for a bout for the championship. He took a wall and may taxant cyver Wn ever and can easily make 15 ante. I have met Terry Mecovern axper Ton Barty and all the stars of light classes and have not yet given a good account of myself in battle. I be few Tean beat Noll he said and came from the Atlantic to the Pacific to take fimtrems with tsi.
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Ritchie
Neil
Dan Francisco
Cal
Joha Aneile
Louis Pantam- Welbt
Frenk Nell
Imyself
Atlantic
Bart to Fight Joe Grim in Kentucky bout
The report notes Bart to clash with Joe Grim in Kentucky amid November plans. It mentions Marvin War and Hart, with Hart heading to Boston after a brief stay, and implies Grim will be tested by a tough opponent in the next match.
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Bart
Joe Grim
Lauleville
Marvin
Jeffries Declines 20000 Offer to Fight Sam McVey
New York reports Jim Jeffries turned down a $20,000 purse for a twenty round bout with Sam McVey proposed by Colma Athletic Club of San Francisco. Manager Joe Eagan passed the offer, but Jeffries refused citing no fights with nonwhite opponents and desire to defend his title against worthy contenders. He plans a road tour and may join Jim Corbett on the road, with possible England bouts offered but declined.
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Sam McVey
New York
Jim Jeffries
San Francisco
Joe Eagan
Mier
Colma Athletic Club
Sann Francisco
Maine
Kagan
Lone
McVey
Jack Johnson
Hite
Uberal
England
Kay
Jim Corbett
Yanger Abel Match Set for Chicago Bout
Benny Yanger the owl Italian featherweight agrees to a six round bout with Joild Abel at the Watusia club on Monday night November. John Hertz represents Yanger and Allegretti for Abel. The bout marks Chicago’s return to boxing since Mayor Harrison’s crackdown and will be watched by followers of the pugilists. Hen Donnelly likely to referee as both men weigh in at catch weights. Several promoters plan for similar events under Chicago Athletic Association rules.
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Benny Yanger
San Francisco
Hddie Hanlon
John Hertz
Yanger
Allegrett
Joid" Abel
Chicgo Athletic Association
Koort
Harrison
Abel
Hen Donnellly
Chicago Athletic Association
Michigan Denies Accusations of Unfair Playing by Minnesota
Ann Arbor reports midlandish charges alleging Minnesota players fouled Michigan rivals. Keene and Patrick deny making such statements, while Yost credits Heston and Maddock as Michigan leaders in the rough clash. Manager Baird travels to discuss the matter as season concludes.
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Minnesota
Ann Arbor
Mich
Midlneshie
Keene
Flapatrick
Chicago
Yost
Heston
Maddock
Nexeer
Minneapolis
Evans
Hotere
Mchienn
Boxing Bout Set Between Schreck and Stitt in Chicago
Chicago welterweight Schreck will boxing Billy Stitt of Chicago in a six round bout at the Chicago Athletic Club on November 14. Schreck, aiming to rebound from recent losses, hopes to land another victory and improve his standing in a crowded bantamweight scene.
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Schreck
Billy Stitt
Cincinnati
Amika Schreck
Chicago
Charley Burns
Bil Hogan
Indy
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