Topeka High, Medic-Dental clash on Washburn field
Two high school football games on Washburn field showcased Topeka High School defeating Lawrence High 35 0 while the Medic Dentals edged Dentals 7 5 in a fierce, cobbled contest. The crowd saw sensational runs, a drop kick, and a last minute field goal bid.
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Topeka Metico
Kansas City Dentals Satnday
Washburn Field
Topeka
Lawrence High School
Fam
Arthur
Corney
Jeckson
Klee Exch
Tucker
Dnp
Menshaw
Lim
J. Stewart
Bassie Dentas
Medici
Bechir
Ducker
Te Awadworth
Eiene
Rheumatism and Blood Purification Message
Fragmented text discusses rheumatism with claims that waste in the blood poisons the system and that purification restores health and ends pain. Mentions a prominent physician and a general tone of medical advice, but details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
Improvement and their team work at Topeka High School
A fragmented report on a football game between Topeka High and Lawrence, noting improving teamwork, touchdowns by visitors after a Lawrence touchback, and an uncertain score sequence. Lawrences Phenacie is mentioned as a standout end, with referees Stahl and Tucker named amid chaotic play-by-play.
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HAY Poi High School
Topeka High School
Lawrence Achat
Lawrence
Milcoe
Tawrenew
Lawrenon
Phenacie
Larimer van Pee
Fallheek Pilnehens Ombtnie
C. “Stahl
Tucker
Haskell Indians Defeat KU in Rifled Lawrence Contest
In Lawrence at Kus on Nov 11 the Haskell Indians defeated Kansas University 18 to 6 in a fast, hard hitting game. Haskell’s Bain and Fullds scored, with Brummace and Jenkinson backing KU closely, while the Indians’ defense stymied Kansas’ rushing attempts. The contest featured punting, end runs, and several standout plays.
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Haskell
KE. U
Lawrence
Kus
Haskell Indians
Ie Jayimakers
Me- Souk Hell
Redskins
Indians
Hain
Reid
Jenkinson
Morrison
Brummmace
K. U
Fulds
Bain
Alchiquette
Reiskins
Jayhawners
Bab
Minneapolis High School Crushes Concordia For North Central Kansas Title
Minneapolis High School defeated Concordia High 17 to 0 in a close contest as Minneapolis players dominated, claiming the north central Kansas high school championship opportunity. Nebraska and Missouri games were also described with decisive Nebraska wins and various key players highlighted. An Emporia State normal game ended in a row as Farmers disputed kickoff timing, leading to a delay and a partial postponement in Manhattan.
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Minneapolis
Kas
Minnéeapolis High School
Concordia Tumblers
Concordia High
Iern Rabeot
Con—coble
Anti Ellt High School
Kansas
Seana
Emporia
State Normal
State Agricultural College
Bianhattan
Baturdey
Manhattan
Kumé
Agriculturials
Moore
Beach
Notmaie
Vistors
Fiame
Toval Teur
Middickaut
Gost
Agriculturiats
EprUed
Koteree Prient
Tut G
Syracuse Beats Columbia In Polo Grounds Grid Iron Tilt
Syracuse University football defeated Columbia University 11 to 6 at the Polo Grounds in a fiercely fought game. Columbia’s overconfidence and the absence of Smith and Kingden contributed to the defeat amid hostile local cheers and threats. West Point and Princeton played to a 6-6 tie in a high‑tension clash before about 10,000 fans at West Point. Iowa routed Illinois 7-0 at Townes, while Yale topped Orange 60‑0 at New Haven, with multiple touchdowns and goals in a dominant performance.
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Syracuse
Columbia
New York
Syracuse University
Columbia University
Polo Grounds
Vietia
Smith
Kingden
Princeton
West Point
Payhat Point
Yale
Orange
New Haven
Coon
Yale University
Orange Athletic Club
Yate Gi. Oranae
Osteopaths Rout Highland In Easy Hoops Win
Osteopaths 64 Highlands 0 as Des Moines based Higeland Park College suffered a lopsided defeat. Early defense and sharp offense from the Osteopaths set the tone and the Hawkeyes stars built a commanding lead. The visitors struggled to match pace and momentum throughout the first half and never recovered.
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Kiranvive
Higeland Park College
Des Moines
Foothill
Sumner County dominates Wichita High in football win
Wellington Sumner county high school defeated Wichita High School 34 to 0 in 30 and 20 minute halves at Wellington Kas on Saturday. Five Sumner Brown five touch is noted. Wichita played plucky but outclassed in weight and speed. Abliene Chapman Fort Riley game description ends with crowd and band presence.
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Wellington
Wichita
Kas
Sumner County High School
Wichita High School
Tye
Abliene
Chapman
Fort Riley
Ncluding
No Score At Ottawa High Game In Forest Park
The football game between Ottawa and Olathe high schools in Forest Park ended with no points scored. The evenly matched teams traded plays but failed to reach within 10 yards of either goal line, resulting in a defensive stalemate with a score of 0 to 0.
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Ottawa
Kon
Navy
Olathe
Forest Park
Middies 16 Carlisle 5 at Annapolis on Nov 11
Carlisle Indians led at halftime but the Navy Cadets surged to win 16 to 5 in Annapolis Maryland. The late rally by the naval team overturned a strong first half showing by Carlisle.
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Middies
Carlisle
Annapolis
Carlisle Indians
Naval Cadets
Navy
Bad co helps take on stubborn throat ailments
A dubious old remedy boasts unique claims and long use by a noted Baltimore physician. It purports to cure pains of coughs colds bronchitis hoarseness and chest disturbances, with warnings against substitutes and emphasis on exclusive doctor endorsement. The ad cites prominent hospice circles and local papers.
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Lir W. Bull
Amore Sacell
Baltimore
Twentieth Anniversary of Bethany College Celebrated
Bethany College in Lindsborg Kansas marks its twentieth anniversary with a three day festival honoring Bishop Von Scheele of Gotland Sweden, royal greetings from King Oscar II, and a large campus program. The event highlights the college choir, multi language addresses, and a rich history from its 1869 Swedish settlement roots to Yale and Harvard recognition.
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Lindsborg
Kas
Bethany Collége
Kat Henning Gezelious von Scheele
Vishoy
Visbe
Oscar II of Sweden
Bethany
Peters Ve
Uwe Enoky Hulsaikey
Copa Miek
Vox SoGedle
Asi Bady Vu Schetie
Party
Manhattan
Amharats Plortnne
Askin
Hishop von Scheie
Carl Svensson
Botany College
Siice
Wo AL Gricryite
Yale College
Berhany-Tate Club
von Scheele
Bir
Swensson
von Schwele
Oxcar
Orient
Vor Scheele
von Betierle
Owur
Sweden
America
Hev
A.W. Dahlston
Metheron
J. Wickstrand
Smoky Mil Ministerial Union
GA. Brandeile
Tkansas
J. Floren
Bethany College
David Nord~ling
C. FL Carlinet
Frank Nelson
Apple In
HL Pearson
Frit Dirker Sandaen
Ernest Pihiblad
J. Ekholm
von Sehede
Home
Sweet Home
Handel
W. A. Granville
Bethapy College
Swensoon
Yale
Chicago
Harvard
Swenson
Lindabors
Tindsborg
Saline County
Mo~ I Pherson County
Smoky Hills
College
Church
Latvia
Olaf Cleon
Lutheras
Union Pacific Railroad
Olson
Oak Istani
Carl Swenson
Oskaloosa Times Changes Hands as Jefferson Democrats Rally
The Oskaloosa Times shifts to Democratic control with J H Gardiner of Winchester taking charge. The paper aims to be the official organ of Jefferson county Democrats if they elect another Democratic county commissioner. Retiring editor W A McDuffee remains active in publishing in nearby towns while considering relocation.
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Oskaloosa
Jefferson County
Oskaloon
Nov. L
Democratic Party
Times
J. H Gardiner
Winchester
Oskaloosa Times
Marriage by phone in Wichita cancels ceremony
A long distance telephone marriage planned for Saturday night in Wichita faced legal doubts, preventing the ceremony. The betrothed were W. H Sternberg of Wichita and Mrs. Mary FE Lock of Chicago, a former Newton resident whose daughter once led a carnival queen pageant. Sternberg, about 60, is a contractor with one son, an Eagle assistant business manager, and seeks legal assurance that a phone wedding would be valid.
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Wichita
W. H Sternberg
Mary FE. Lock
Chicago
Newton
Sternberg
The
Eagle
End of Novel Wedding Ceremony Called Off
After all details were arranged the affair was called off. Reverend Afr Whayer went to the courthouse to obtain the license and explain the case to the probate judge. The judge would not vouch for the legality of the ceremony, ending the plan.
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Afr. Whayer
Evangelists at Wellington Begin Month Revival
Williams and Alexander open a four week revival at Wellington Kansas in a 2000 seat tabernacle built by local businessmen. A 250 voice choir directs singing under Mrs Alexander as attendance builds on the opening night following prior successes in Hiawatha and Winfield.
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Tabernacle
Williams
Alexander Wellington
Kas
William and
Alexander
Mre Alexander
Evan Frista
Hiawatha
Win Fele
Tiret
Tragic Train Wreck Claims Engineer Bowers at Paola
A Missouri Kansas & Texas crossing wreck near Paola Kansas at about 11 30 Saturday morning killed engineer Bowers of St Louis and injured the fireman. The locomotive and fourteen cars were demolished delaying the tram fourteen hours.
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Bowers
Paola
Kas
Missouri Purdue Railroad
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
Howers
St. Louis
Pensions Granted to Kansans Listed Across Cities
Nov pensions awarded in Kansas include increases and new grants for individuals in Leavenworth Fredonia Everest Horton Emporia Wathena and Eldorado. Notable amounts include 10 17 8 38 and 12 dollars to named beneficiaries and widows such as Sarah Marsland Mary Lamb and Mary Caldwell.
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Washington
Nov. T
Hugh Chirk
Leavenworth
Adam Ramp
Fredonia
Alonzo Reynolds
Jacob Heckentebb
Everest
Wiliam Wander
Horton
Sarah Marsland
Emporia
Mary Lamb
Eldurado
Mary Caldwell
Wathena
Gas Well Near Fredonia Makes Rich Discovery
Fredonia Nov 1 The Fredonia Gas company granted a Crunchise by the city council struck in rich with first well eight and one half miles northeast in the gas belt. The company has seven miles of main and pipe laid and expects to supply nature’s fuel soon. Cotton Mill to Start Up Independence Kas Nov 1 The Kansas cotton mill at Independence leased to a new company and will begin operation in a few days. William Dennis of Sherman Tex the next superintendent will hire about 100 men.
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Fredonia
Fredonia Gas Company
Counci
Independence
Kas
Kansas
Willam Dennis
Shermin, Tex
The Convicts Side Informal Talk at Central Church
Charles M. Sheldon spoke on the convicts side of crime in a Central church informal talk. He cited a 40 year penitentiary term for theft and escape, urging prison reform and nonpolitical control by Christian leaders, with emphasis on humane treatment and missionary care for the worst criminals.
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Charles M. Sheldon
Central Church
Sheldon
Real estate transfers filed for numerous Topeka parcels
In a sequence of transfers, dT. C. and Juliette Ferguson sell to W. J. Sturges for 1 dollar at 28 Van Buren Street in Fig 3 3 addition. Gale and wife convey to Janeia Tigheana baabavee for 500 dollars in Arter kyon dt We Moree adétios. Annie Bennett and husband sell to Wim Starr at 4 percent for 218 Chandler Street in Parkdale addition. Wm. F. McLaughlin and wife to Thos. Paschall for 500 dollars a lot at 620 Topeka Avenue in Walnut Grove addition. FM Hayden to Geo. E. Woolverton for 1000 dollars covering blocks 55 ff lots 470 472 474 476 Van Buren Street in Huntoon’s addition. Tax deed to Rebecca Wadkin for part of no 7 Kansas Avenue. Deed to J. Thomas for lots 708 and Tw. Form Avenue. Tax deed to 3 Thomes for lots a and 4 Central Avenue North Topeka. Nme Seed to the Prudential Layout Company for 199 and 201 Feiss Avenue. J. Norton’s second addition.
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Dt. C
Juliette Ferguson
W. J Sturges
van Buren Street
Gale
Janeia Tigheana
Annie Bennett
Wim. Starr
Chandler Street
Parkdale
Wm. F. McLaughlin
Thos
Paschall
Topeka Avenue
Walnut Grove
Prudential Iayout~ Company
Feiss Avenue
J. Norton
Second Addi
Northwestern 6 Chicago 5 in rival gridiron clash
Chicago and Northwestern waged a fierce long standing rivalry game ending with Northwestern six, Chicago five after a hard fought play on Saturday. Bonorsa played a key role in the tense contest as both teams pursued control in the late moments.
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Northwestern
Chicago
Bonorsa
Shattered Nerves in a Murky River Case
An unclear report describes a tense scene involving officials and a marshy river area. It mentions a bloodied field and a marshal figure, with fragmented wording that hints at a tense investigation or confrontation but lacks concrete details or proper names.
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Lawrence Boys
Athans
Honda
Swe OG
Atlanta
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Concordia
Beloit
Nebraska
Missouri
Omaha Neh
Omaha
Minort University
Tigers
Kirk
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Pay
Mike Gurlig
Drain
Tllinois
Iowa
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Lehigh
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Ichigan
Ohio
Columbus
Michigan
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Ohio At&te University Sieven
Highland
Wen. H Broder
Chemic St
New York City
Kansas News
Bishop von Scheele
Kansas Institution
Bethaay College
Swensean
Messiah
Hn Spirit
Sutress
Jesus
Ceiieticat
Aweneron
Simone
Dtosa Order of the
Gotland
Lex
Lutherin Srenerial Council
Livent
Gadisla Vun Adolpham College
Se Heter
Cavaller of Christ
Trn
Republican Party
Loka
Dr Swensnon
Eianaiare
Leas
Dr. Lyon
Oy Scan
California
Rock Island
Topeke
Calorags
Oklehims
Topeka Water Co
Telephone
Quincy Street
Weightman’s Drug Store
Klauer
California Fig Syrup CO
Winslow
Air Lioss
Seave Elas Botti
Demoss & Penwell
Quincy Mass Tepeka
Ken
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