Washburn Medics Game With Denver Club Canceled
Sporting news notes the football clash between Washburn Medics and Denver Athletic Club was canceled due to poor preparation and discipline. Analysts blame player conduct, coaching issues, and travel strain, with Denver players set to face substitutes and the Washburn squad reconsidering its program standards.
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Witiess
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Wannhurs
Kila
Devel
Temas
Wah
Deuper
Traseliig
Sina
Wee
Colfeses
Eamem
Joe Thins
Coke
Washtaita
Bert Worthy
Han
Peovle
Fonsen
Delaim Orien
Aya
Thentra
Musterdal
AEDT
Medice team disbands after scheduling clash collapse
Kansan Curpoy 9u reports the Medie fantail tent disbands amid a scheduling dispute affecting remaining contests. Players were asked to report to Uber training as college organizers declared the remaining game unplayable under current conditions. The next planned match was postponed to November 20 at Warrensburg. weather and travel concerns prompted further cancellations for Independence Day.
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Die Wibletic
Lou
College
Veetendur
Pais Pierce City
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Paty
Minas Ma
Athletic Association
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Theanens
Nues
McCoy Matched in Chicago Bout Ahead of December Show
The report notes McCoy matched with Tuck Reot of Chicago for a December win bid at the Transport AiNetleetth event. Other details reference Roghan Deen in the PE tent and mentions of Metloy and Pattenall, with no clear outcomes or dates.
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Niel Pome
Unclear Juvenile Run Race Wins Hard-Earned Victory
Fragmentary report notes a race or event featuring McCoy and others in Wisconsin. Describes effort and speed, with emphasis on raw athleticism over cleverness, as competitors push for a fast finish despite imperfect form.
Yale 18 Ready Princeton Tilt Hints Weekend Showdown
Yale prepares for a crucial clash with Princeton, detailing possible lineup changes and strategic options. Notes focus on backfield duties, substitutions, and the depth of Yale’s roster as they aim to balance offense and defense in the upcoming game.
Johnson in earnest asClubs clash over contracts
Nov. 1 reports from Chicago detail a heated dispute among club players and management over senior contracts. Leach, Conroy, and Salil face scrutiny as signatures and back pay are debated. Pittsburgh and Cleveland figures weigh in, with threats of legal action and possible penalties for breach.
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Burg Club
Amertein
Shelaprammenys Cie
Leach
Barney Leay
Johnwon
de Tittelbare
Thrusia
Courke
Conroy
Salil
Vance
Blan
Lawch
Moe
Ebene
Maroeen Wien
Maroeen Wien the Fittabure Eli
Tivahabe
Meeret
Bait
Tate
O' Con
Piesuurg
Somers' employ dispute cited in city debate
Fragmentary remarks attributed to Leach and others discuss terms and figures, referencing Somers' employment and a contentious stance. The dialogue mentions Contoy and a promised future partnership while noting unread replies from Mr. Leach and concerns about past moves with the American.
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Domere
New York Baseball Club Ties Up Harlem Property Interests
James J. Coogan, agent for the Lynch estate controlling largest Harlem property, denies that the American League can locate grounds on Manhattan Island. He says no grounds exist and tenant relations with Metropolitan Exhibition Co and Pas grounds remain amicable while he promotes stable conditions. Loftus visits to discuss expansion, while Chicago fans recall his West Side ties.
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James J. Coogan
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Uhattan
New York Baseball Club
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Harlem
Manhattan Island
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Tose
Mr. Caron
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Heid
Pittsburgh
Tom Loftus
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Charley Comiskey
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Loftus
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Harvard Declines To Play King Against Yale Norsemen
Cambridge November 11 Harvard athletic committee rejects playing E G King with Yale in the planned contest. Yale remains opposed. King’s eligibility is debated due to prior college games and unofficial teams. Indiana participation and freshman year game history are cited in the dispute.
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Mass
Harvard Athletic Committee
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Yale
Yall
Kine
Indiana
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Dias
Leven
Harkood
Hing Haa
Completion of Cuban railroad hailed as great American achievement
A report notes the new Havana Bantings line connects Banting and Havana by rail. Officials say the track’s completion represents a major Cuban achievement of American enterprise and will transform transport, despite current rough conditions and labor strain.
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Earern
Lie Central
Sante Clare
Banting
Havana
Ted
Ivan
Mehote
Teen Duck Hunter Killed In Nevada Accident
Charles Tomlinson, 17, was accidentally killed yesterday afternoon west of Duck Murteree Ottaws Nevada while duck hunting. His companion fired a gun during a field walk to a pond. the load struck Tomlinson’s face and death was nearly instant. The companion summoned help from a local farmer for transport to town.
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Tomlinson
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Stepped Again at a Hot Stove Burns Child
A child burned severely by a stove receives relief after a mother applies Chamberlain's Pain Basin then a physician's antiseptic liniment. The household medicine eased agony, and within two weeks the child was well, with Heenion and a Virginia remedy noted as trusted.
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Sacurdey
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Visit the Old Home excursion offer advertised locally
An advertisement invites readers to visit the Old Home in the east and learn about retes applying by thekelee on November 11. Jehan Ye Calnhatt at 113 Adams Street will answer inquiries. Waconta Flyers promise a healthful stopover with free air service at Stans Field's drug store on the 10th through 12th.
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Chio
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Stansfield
Saloons in Armourdale. Kansas City Faces Saloon Closures
In Kansas City Kansas and Armourdale heightening conflict between Sheriff Mendenhall and Chief Zimmer leads to mass closing orders of saloons. Dozens of joints shut or ordered closed, tensions escalate as deputies reopenings and threatened further action loom over local revenue and temperance campaigns.
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Kas
Saeriff Merdenhall
Zimmer
Armouldale
Mendenhall
Endenhall
Charles Kasauer
Twelfth and
Miami Avenue
Frank Eaton
Sixth
Ravens Avenue
Sheri Mendenhall
Jan, Cummins
Armourdale
Antipolice
Sheriff Mendenhall
Hrosnahan
Kansan Avenue
John Kenny
Kansas Avenue
Tim Lyon
Tom Campbell
Adams and
Avenue
B. Thorp
Adams
Kansax Avenue
Wool & Walker
Fifth
Osage Avenue
John Connors
John Rickart
Bontiieries
Chan
Easuer
Knager
Moth
Kad
Kanes
Bette Dowad
Prinoe
Zienmer
Sanaas
Trmagens
Kansay
Kanto
Mentenkall
Vetlow
Ter
Abele
Law and Order Leasu
Fragmentary Civil War shell report and obituary clippings
A civil war era shell report describes three ordnance shells found buried and a Confederate battery exchange near Fisher's Bath hill with volleys fired. An obituary notes W. D. Jennerson, an elderly man unconscious at Dry Creek bridge, dying after a long illness. he had a complex family history and ties to Rosebud Agency, South Dakota.
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Thesa
Fisher’s Bath
Silvia
W. D. Jennerson
Dry Creek
Jenerson
Horse
Rosebud
South Dakota
Misano
New Oil Company Forming in Neodesha Kansas
New oil company organizers from Illinois and Kansas plan to operate the Neodesha field. Key figures include B. E. Ladow of Chicago and W D Corbin of Kansas City, with associates from Streator Illinois and congressional figure Walter Reeves. The group met in Neodesha to formalize the venture amid an active oil boom in the region. Cannon shells from Fisher's Hill are among Civil War relics shown by J. H. Ridings of Salina after his visit to Fisher's Hill, Virginia.
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Kan
B. E. la- Dow
Chicago
Fredonia Gam Company
Fredonia Brick Company
Ilinois Valley Mile and Pine Line Company
Kansas Oil and Ons Field
W. D. Corliit
Kansas City
Chanute
Tltnois
Neoderta Field
AM. Webster
3. J. Jenkson
Kansan City
Ta Dow
Corbin
IF. Behard
Dr. Shorts
EB. Dixon
John W. Fornos
M. J. Haskell
Fisher's Hill
Salina
Kas
J. H. Ridings
Fisher's Hil
Eispers Hill
Fuoines
Oil Company at Chanute Organizes in Kansas
Chanute Kansas November 11 The feet there th O and Gas company which recently organized has received its charter and is now getting down to business. The company is composed of some of the most successful business and financial men in the state with operations planned in oil and gas fields near Chanute and Kansas City. The group includes several prominent figures and investors.
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Kan
O and Gas Company
York
Ie Carterest
Arfeona
Congress Naan J
Titer
Cornell
Graves Schelary, SR
White
Port Scott
Treat Rer
Lindery
Payne
Torwen Souel
Jen Weil
Fae NU
Altaenstad
Bazaar by Women's Auxiliary for Orphans and Widows Relief
Members of the Woman's Auxiliary to the Locomotive Engineers will hold a bazaar at the hiw building, with items such as bags and scarfs for sale. Proceeds benefit orphans and widows relief funds, aiding the Highland Park home.
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Brathethwet Uf Locomotive Engineers
Hiw
Palace
Kinsas
Nginyemon
Mysterious Fraternal Assembly Aids Widened Ring
A scrambled OCR fragment lists numerous names and titles connected to a fraternal or benevolent order. Mentions Mr P M Arthur of Cletel Mira, Mrs, grand officers in New York and Houston, and several named grand presidents and secretaries across multiple states. The passage hints at internal ranks, international ties, and ceremonial roles within a broader organization.
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Mea Wooak
Murdo
Uteaieduiarys
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Cuatle
Ran Iow Promicant
Colombus
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Logansport
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Bowley
Erand
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Cute
Ira Taylor
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Aseietant
Grend Vice Premitent
Houston
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Feek
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Orge Wilson
Allegnans
New Electric Line Proposed Between Newton and Arkansan City
The Union Electric Railway & Construction Co of Wichita proposes building an electric railway from Mo Phurery to Arkansan City in the near future. They request a hearing before commissioners to discuss right of way along section lines and public highways. The commissioners agreed to hear company representatives at a November meeting.
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Kas
Anlinsey
Doris Klohers
Union Ereetrie Railway & Constructink Company
Wichite Mide
Mo Phurery
Arkansan Cty
Seme Futary
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Harvey Counter
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Burlington Schools Struggle with Crowded Rooms
Burlington Kansas faces severe classroom crowding similar to Topeka. Schools are packed with younger children denied entry, forcing hurried lessons and strained teaching. Officials propose adding to the central building to ease congestion.
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Kas
Parson’s Nov-i-Saturday Night Robbery Beaten by Will Cassell
Will Cassell of Them Band warded off four robbers after a late-night assault on Parsons. Cassell was severely hurt but managed to identify the fleeing gang, leading to one defendant pleading guilty and the other three being bound over for district court.
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Kas
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Muivur
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Oklahoma
Melton
Siethren
Tartar
Parsons
William Cassell
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