Open Game Likely as Washburn, Lindborg Clash Saturday
Lindsborg and Washburn teams face off in a major clash with officials Dietz of Manhattan and Jenkinson of Lawrence, amid calls for fair officiating. The article notes weather, field conditions, and the open strategy both teams employ, with Washburn aiming to spoil Lindborg’s plans and seek a season defining win.
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Kuevin
Caldwell
Fletemann
Washburt
Diete
Tyler
Tay
Uml Sp
Tigre An. de
Grogml Bs
Anid Bard
Waehburn
Rike
Wiebturn
Lindaborg
Washburn
Wright
Lindsborg
Stewart
Maxwell
Geindeland
Sunes
Bethany
Entheny
Wainburn
West Iin
Colirae
Liemseyere
Fevanpe
Washburn Likely to Benefit From Home Crowd Advantage
An even break is anticipated with money likely posted without odds. Washburn appears to have a favorable edge to Dest, and playing on home grounds before a large crowd may sway the outcome in his favor.
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Washburn
Neale
Innocent Abroad Soldier Letter From Mindako To Manila
Atchison Kans Nov 11 The Globe prints Warren Detwiler a private in the Twenty eighth Infantry stationed near Itgan Mindorkoteland south of Manila His letter to his mother Phoebe Detwiler Awkewll Heights notes talk of an elective mine from Uigen Lake mines distant and walking the lines He describes forts twenty miles distant and the swift river near Iligen He mentions cholera rules and the country’s loneliness while the soldiers endure rations and hard tack coffee and reserve supplies He paints a vivid view of the ranges mountains and valleys and compares the scenery to home while noting natives and the soldiers daily life
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Atchison, Kan
Warren T Detwiler
Atchison
Philippines
Twenty-eighth Infantry
Itgan
Mindarkoteland
Manila
Phoebe
Detwiler
Awkewll Heights
Uigen
Prom Ufean
Alora
Milet
Remington
Mauser
Iligen
Artillery
Out of Revenge Vicious Attack on Baltimore Classmate
A Baltimore incident details a violent assault carried out against a classmate in the streets. Authorities describe the motive as revenge and are investigating suspects and potential accomplices. Police are reviewing surveillance and interviewing witnesses for charges and further action.
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Baltimore
Frenzied High School Graduation Crowd Attacks Bystander
In a November incident at Western High School, about 70 female graduates chased Miké Bengert, tearing at clothing and hair, ripping a hat, and scattering belongings. Police intervened after the mob of 15 to 18 year olds forced a girl to flee into a grocery store.
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Miké
Bengert
Batug
Minn Bengert
Bridal Party Mobbed at Hexburghe Wedding in Newport
The Duke and Duchess of Hexburghe honeymoon in Newport New Jersey attended by a mob of about ten thousand women, police struggled to control the crowd. Women gained church access, were dislodged from galleries, and surged around the carriage as the couple left for the Garlet residence. The scene near Pit avenue and the church was chaotic with crowds jamming streets and blocking routes for hours.
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Newport
Hexburghe
Qehre Bourt
Ogden Gaelet
Godet
Grand Central Station
Pit
New York
Garlet
Robert Guelot
Geelet
Doxemisn
Weresenia
Aira
Regia
Wien
Et Phil
Mecehal
Hem
Dawa Ima
Aif Wienma
Talien Witn
Special session called to aid Montana mines and mills
Helena Mont November 33 Governor Toole calls a special session for December 1 to pass measures to relieve the distress in Montana caused by the Amalgamated mines downsizing. The action targets reopening Great mines in Butte Anaconda and other steel and timber industries across the state. In Washington SU pills introduced in the House include tariff and labor measures. Oklahoma City indictments target fifteen tire dealers for price fixing and trade restraint.
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Helena
Mixox
Toole
Eenmion
Opiure
Montane
Orpany
Varia
Wate
Hutte
Amelleys
Washoe Company
Anaconda
Wmestera
Toston and Montana Company
Great Falls
Voal
Stores
Belt
Gakdwle
Wyoming
Montana
Weatertt
Moginna
Tommy Mire
Indra
Washington
Donee
Wash
United States
Loverine
Mare
Congress Pier
Watson Gino
Oklahoma City
Oula
Nee
Territorial Grand Jars
Strike Ta Headed OF Saltake Uber Xov 31
A cool flyer from Chic white hives bom erm tedd an ircteamt o of a0 per centio in their jenges. Epectaln from the different cams allow that the advanc has been geneal, the rate of pay being raised from 200 to 2.75 a day.
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Saltake
Uber
Topeka Salina Bowling Teams Clash for Title in Manhattan
Elite Topeka bowling team travels to Manhattan to settle the championship after two earlier matches with Salina, each side holding a victory. Teammates listed include A. H. B Kirkpatrick, H. B. Wolf, 2% Barnum, Charles Gulbor, Roy Ruehle, Ernest Hansel, with a manager yet unnamed.
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Topeks
Salina
Manhattan
Tenning
Topeka
Alady
Toneka
Neutrat
Tereka
A. HB Kirkpatrick
H. BR Wolf
Barnum
Charles Gulbor
Roy Ruehle
Ernest Hanshel
Iti Ys
Kansas Royals scramble over Nebraska football eligibility
Lawrence Kan Nov 1 Nebraska board of athletics investigated charges against Bender and Wilson of the Nebraska team and found them eligible to play Kansas advised they may play under protest. telegrams show pressure to OK the game with money concerns and prior contract stipulations. The dispute centers on compensation related to a McCook minor league line and the 1903 Lincoln game.
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Lawrence
Kan
Klapp
Nebraska University Board of Athletics
Kansas Board
Nebraska Board
Ngainst Bender
Wilson
Nebraska
Minetibe
Athletic Board
University of Kangsan
Ite
Hog
X Irak
Kansas
Kanxay
Bender
McCass
Nebbigall
McCook
Hensler
Plank
Hacknes
Nebraskaty
Lincoln
Messance
Lawrence National Bank
Nebraska Maragement
Kaneas
Garnhuskers
Pink
University of Nebraska
Llaco
Ganpoln
Kennas
Lawreace
Hold Track Proposed to Expedited Grain Inspection in Kansas City
Kansas City grain dealers and the state railroad board clash over a proposed hold track scheme. Railroads would designate a hold track for loaded grain cars to speed inspection and unloading, preventing misplacement and delays caused by scattered cars in yards. State inspector Radford notes current cars are miles apart and frequently missed, delaying unloading by days. The plan seeks a formal order to require railroads to reserve a specific track, hindering demurrage until cars are inspected and placed on hold.
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Kansas City Board of Trade
State Board of Railroad Commissioners
Kans City
Kansum City
State Grain Inspection Department
Board of Trade
State Gratin
Ser
Radford
Ue Railroad
Ermin
Boerd
Markets Today Live Stock Trade and Grain Prices
Markets Today reports a firm wheat start with December bids higher on light supply. December wheat rises while corn and oats show mixed moves amid sparse offerings and export demand. Provisions stay steady as hog weakness limits gains. Prices and receipts detailed for wheat corn oats in Chicago Minneapolis Duluth and Kansas City trading centers.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
Duluth
Coicago
Ise
Simil Teceipin
Sono
Wwe Seuss
Timothy
Liverpool
Lis
Chicagi
Minne Japglin
Tulane
Kansas City
Ays
Ian
J. E. Gay
Commissionn
Caria Grain Wi Stock Co
Ass Ts
Breach of promise suit settles for eight hundred dollars
In Douglas County Kansas a breach of promise case between Hove Hecox and James Sullivan has been settled in district court for $800. The proceedings, rooted in a Marion Township dispute, drew notable attention as the plaintiff sought $10,000 in damages. The market section follows with stock and commodity listings, including steel, coal, and sugar notes, and local financial notes.
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Douglas County
Lawrence
Ken
Noy
Hove
Hecox
James Sullivan
Defendang
Marion
Sullbaen
Willoul
Pitt
Tavarder
Westinghouse Electric
Paul
Reading
Norsh
Healty
Steel
Orton GW
Rest & Points
Brooklyn Union Gas
Pennsylvania
Closes for Lack of Genk Dene:C
Three short towns have closed due to the Mek project. This first large invitational site closure affects employment at the Sursons facility.
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Sursons
Sugar and Cotton Markets Mixed in Early Port City Trading
Mixed commodity news dominates the page with sugar and cotton reports. Cotton prices hold near late week levels in New York while Galveston and Texas markets show activity. A local ordinance on white tires faces lax enforcement as officials note ongoing violations amid daily commerce.
A Prosperous Year Best in History for Missionary Society
In Omaha at the opening session of the general missionary committee the treasurer Homer Eaton reported receipts for the year ending October 1 totaling 1,454,224, surpassing prior records and exceeding the million-dollar milestone. Disbursements reached 1,205,485 with most funds directed to foreign missions and native work within the church.
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Mathodist Episcopal Missionary Society
Omaha
Neb
General Missionary Committee
Methodist Entrcopal Charch
First Methodist Church
Minsionary Society
Homer Eaton
New York
Kerne
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Jenkinson
West Sixth Etreat
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Commission Mercamnes Bud Receivers and Shippers of Grain
Columbian Building
Buster Creamery
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Rat Parken
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Aera
Bate Aairy
J. E. Gan
West Sixth Street
Chrisie Grain and Stok Co
Kameas City, Mo
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Pia
St. Paul FL
Pacifia
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Pacific
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Ikansas City
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Stecen
Texas
Searels
Urtene
Chicago Livestock Market
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Wethers
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WM. H. Miller & CO
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Michigan
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