Carnegie Library Dedication Marks Kansas Milestone
In Banian City Kansas the Carnegie Library building and furnishings, costing about 75 000 dollars and housing 7000 volumes, near completion awaits public opening after book deliveries and interior fittings. Mrs Sarah Richart spearheaded the effort begun in 1896 with support from the board of education and the women’s club, aided by Carnegie funds and city plans for a modern public library and museum space.
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Banean City
Kan
Board of Edaration
Manly
Lc Library
Firth Street
Minrmecta Avenue
Sarah
Anties
Ake
Ehe
Fies
Board of Invention
Merean Gelved
Carnegie
Boe
Mane Buldite Manis
Fueron Place
Sixth Street
Minnesoa
Old Townsite Company
Wei & Plenum
Librarien
Nouth
Chilizen
Cerere
Janne Foe
Welling
Chin
Grange store fire devastates Johnston County building
A major blaze gutted the Grange store at 94% Saturday night in Paola Kansas, destroying the two story Grange building and nearby structures. Firefighters from Kan City and local units battled intense heat as the roof collapsed and the restaurant area burned. No injuries were reported, and plans for temporary quarters and a new building were announced by Johnson County Co operative store directors.
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Olathe
Kar
Johnnston County
Atérry
Grange Bulledtimne
Te Piague Angurance
J. Dh Klug
Hamil
den Teste
H. L. Hurgesa
Grange Paper
Geo
Black
Grange Opers
M. G. Miller
Pha Es Sows
Ostrans
Oersheys Packing
Sinine
Cad Fellows
Kan- Si City
Spparatus
Midmlatt
Jotal
Grange
HL Col Averiiere
Joral Fire Department
Humes
Johns County Bourt House
Svecylling
Webutld
Kan
Johnson County
Co-Operative
Bundy
Directees
Upper Moors
Angain
Nlight
Arendélice
Siack
Mbt
Akeada
Jack Kanyon
Chicago
Van
Kenyon
Fragmented OCR notes on local elections and teachers’ conduct
Fragmentary text mentions Rae Gaul and Bhawtee county, teachers facing disruptions from students during term examination period. Several applications for infancy office and unboxed items referenced in unclear OCR, with disrupted phrases and names.
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Ren Rae Gaul
Omer
Complex money dispute tied to Buckfoot case unfolds in court
A district court case centers on $95,000 tied in the Buckfoot matter. George E. Booth deposited $5,000 with Condon Bank to obtain bail for a gang member, while Booth faced arrest in Bourdon county. Various parties claim repayment or bankruptcy as attorneys challenge payment and dismissal terms. The dispute remains unsettled as the bankruptcy trustee and others press claims.
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Buckfoot
Cass
George E. Dooth
Condon
Bourdes County
Bourdon County
Booth
Bootright
Condon Banc
Boatricht
Curry
Wab City
W. E. Watthere
Condoo
Transee
E. ©. Clark
W.S. Hyatt
Wen
Wan
Trusten
Wheehart
Hyatt Ton Daye
Jin Thin
Heavy Mud Delays Eighth Cavalry March in Kansas
In Junctionity Kansas on November 9 the Eight Cavalry squadron from Fort Riley neared Fort Sil Oklahoma but heavy mud stalled progress. A muddy four inch rain soaked roads in Riley County, delaying wagons and camp outfits for days. Infantry aided by road crews faced axle deep mud as artillery units halted near Fort Leavenworth until conditions improved.
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Kas
Fort Riley
Fort Sil
Oklo
Suddy
Iary
Hee
Fort Leavenworth
Riley County
Leavenworth Tax Clash Over Mandamus Action
A recap of Leavenworth city and county tax rolls shows total valuation of 9,071,010 with taxes due of 481. City real estate and personal property figures prompt calls to equalize assessments. Century attempt to prevent collection targets heavy taxpayers like W. Saunders and the Tere Ininal Bridge company.
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Leavenworth
Mandamus
Leavenwortt
Kun, Nak
Uity
Flagler
Daya
SUAKS
Real Entata Ie
Athe Ee
Areesamantat Sonal
Ibeney Ang Fe
Utle
Sleeitie
Tallway
Murdered Man at Larned Still Unknown
Tarned Kansas on November 2 report an unidentified murdered man found near Larned two weeks prior. The body is in a rough, muscular condition with nail marks and evidence of hard labor. Unless Marshal Ter Winchester locates friends or relatives, the beds will be buried this week and the murder will remain an unexplained mystery.
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Larned
Kas
Marshal Ter Winchester
Bankers Will Meet in Paola November 23 24
Bankers group No 2 will meet in Paola Kansas on November 23 and 24 with topics both live and interesting on the programme. Group No 4 Kansas Bankers Association will also hold its Paola session with offers of promises and list of counties including Johnson Miami Linn Dotumlan Franklin Anderson Shawnee Osage Wabauinsee Lyon Morris.
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Paola
Dwight
Kas
Kanuas Bankers’ Association
Ite
Johnson
Miami
Linn
Dotumlan
Franklin
Anderson
Shawnee
Osage
Wabauinsee
Lyon
Morris
Minstrel Show By Leavenworth Society Women
Leavenworth society women stage a minstrel show in Leavenworth Nevada to raise funds for a local cause. The event features Kansas City performers and a cast of twenty society ladies, with plans to unveil the full list of participants at the event.
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Leavenworth
Han
Kansas City
Ganding
Garden City Singer Ida Pyle Wins in Chicago Circles
Miss Ida Pyle earns local notice as she rises in Chicago musical circles with a notable performance. The report briefly mentions a function in Garden City and references a Mexican man described as insane, along with a telephone company context and an interim update from November 9.
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Ida Pyle
Chicago
Yale Versus Princeton Looms Over Football Title Race
New York November 9 The Yale Princeton clash is billed as the season’s premier gridiron contest. Princeton claims the East with a flawless defense and potent offense and Yale seeks to prove itself against the nation’s top rival. Harvard, Pennsylvania, Cornell, and Columbia trail as observers while coach handiwork and kickers train for the decisive meeting next Saturday.
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New York
Yale
Princeton
Harvard
Carlisto Indiana
Columbia
University of Pennsylvania
Nassau
Princeton Ik Tje
Pennayl
Vanja
Cornell
Aguinat
Agatmet
Tsien
West Point
Pensylvania
Ynne
Jane
Ivinceton
Derseymen
Yate
Sanford
Butterworth
Adee
Coy
Cumm
Corbin
the Stillman
Ely
Ginsa
Hefratfinger
Felr
Hukey
Rafferty
Tom Shevlin
Hate
Neal
New Haveniter
Biootarr
Tigers
Syracuse
Tigera
New Haven
Dewitt
Washburn 44 Manhattan 0 in rough Big 12 clash
Washburn dominated Manhattan 44 to 0 at Manhattan as Caldwell and Canningham starred on offense and the Jayhawkers stretched a late first half lead into a convincing victory. The Farmers fought hard in a physical contest with line smashes and field goals but fell short despite spirited drives.
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Somerone
Oklshoma
Topeks Collegians
Manhatt
Hart
Ma’ Phles
Manhattan
Kan
Witteen
Gate
Waich
Washburn
Jayhawkers
Wits
Nuch
Caldwell
Farmers
Lineemashing
Jong Rensellona
Canningham T
Ffty
Tine
Cooley
Walker
Tiley
Quigley
St. Marys
Stewart
Orr
Brown Dadison
Tempeat Brown
Wilkinson
Macoint
Mudge
Willams Mehl
Lindsborg
Emporia
Hyndman
Haergia
Leyad
Matthews
Joseph J. Johnson
Bush
Ey Bergist
Swanstrom
Big Stromquist
Thewedes
Banbury
Hows
Dany
Rothmar
Nebraska Dominates Knox in One Sided Gridiron Win
Lincoln November 9 Nebraska University crushed Knox College 83 to 5 on a muddy field. The Cornhuskers overwhelmed Knox with power, never allowing a sustained drive and using line hammering plays to push over the line. Coach Booth subbed in several players while Knox managed only a late consolation score.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska University
Knox College
Cornhuskers
Knox
Nebraska
Downn
Booth
Touenagwan
Harvard Defeats Penn In Annual Football Clash
Harvard 17 10 over Pennsylvania in Philadelphia. Harvard scored two touchdowns in the opening half and one in the final period, while Penn managed two TDs. Harvard's offense overpowered Pennsylvania, with fumbles and weak defense limiting the Orangemen.
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Harvard
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Gurkers
Erfmajor
Steven
Crameen
Carl Marshal
Red
Bilge
Carl Marshall
Marshall
Butkiewice
Missouri and Washington Play Deadlock in 0 0 Tie
The Missouri and Washington game ended in a 0 to 0 draw after a hard battle with both teams unable to cross the other’s end zone. Stars Aabumora and Tolson starred for Missouri and Washington respectively, while Birney and Anderson flashed on defense and offense in a rough, penalty-filled contest.
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Missouri
Washington
St. Louis
Novi
Alan
Scien
Sington
Ington
Princeton Downs Lafayette 11 to 0 in Poor Exhibition
Princeton, N J November 9 Princeton defeated Lafayette 11 to 0 in a notably weak football exhibition. After the opening touchdown early, Princeton struggled against the heavier foe, finally adding a late field goal from the 40 yard line. Dewitt kicked a 70 yard punt to start, with earlier drives featuring Doud and aeer rt advancing through the line.
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Princeton
Lafayette
N. J
Peristeredm
Dewitt
Yale Trims Syracuse 30 to 0 in New Haven
Yale defeats Syracuse 30 to 0 as heavy Yale line dominates and stops any Syracuse threat. A late play is nullified for holding and the game highlights Yale’s stronger team, with Syracuse unable to threaten the goal.
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Yale
Syracuse
New Haven
Schade
Ana
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