Affidavit Questions Betting in Bethany Washburn Game
James G Stewart swears no money was bet on the November 14 game between Washburn and Bethany. An affidavit claims timingkeeper Quick bet $15, Stewart denies wagering and asserts officials were unbiased. Bethany coach Reanie Owns cites possible discredit to Bethany athletics amid the controversy.
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Gyeth
Washoe
Thoee
Bire
Po Washburn
Stewart
Bethany
Culley
Gwen
Biéwart
Washburs
Hat Quick
Lindebors
Quick
Lingahars
Methany
Jamis Stewart
James Stewart
Topeka
Shawnee County
Konus
Tim
Perdue
Minneapolis
Kun
E Monny
Daricaborg
Lindsborg
Buckin
James G. Stewart
Stewert
Fang
Washburn
Malshack
Vhoms
Eversbeds Im Lisishere
Elke Club
Tandaborg
Lindshers
Keener
Leach
Weahizurn
Saya
Herhany
Digest of diet tips and a college game report
An article blends dietary advice favoring fruits and vegetables and digestive aids with a college football dispute. It covers the Topeka conference eligibility list for Bethany College, mentions Heurline and Bergquist, and details betting tensions and the Washburn-Lindshers game fallout with manager Leach denying Knowles offside claims.
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Hoemall
Ty Hethany
Leach
Wash- Wurst
Heurline
Bergquist
Topeka
Sespecttys
Hothuny
Washborn
Ligibie
Bold liquor cases in district court end in penalties
Judge Hazen ruled on two moot liquor cases this morning. Fritz Durein, charged with saloon liquor near Fourth and Quincy, must pay the penalty while George Kiauer cannot be brought back for further prosecution. The decision recounts the full tale and notes the case as aggravated with a seven court action against the jury.
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Hazen
Fritz Durein
George Kiauer
Dureth
Fourth
Quincy
Durein
What is Dyspepsia Mi o na cures digestive tone
Mi o na promotes dyspepsia relief by strengthening digestive organs and soothing inflamed conditions. It aids digestion by mingling with food for easier assimilation. Symptoms of indigestion include extreme thinness and emaciation, with other signs such as uneasiness and vision defects.
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Ieee
Missing Span of Sarina Avenue Bridge Found
A county exploration team recovering a missing span near Sarina Avenue found the piece three miles downstream. The event led to a safety assessment and notes on driftwood and health claims tied to the site. Meanwhile a separate court case involved Dureih selling liquor at the site and a nuisance charge, with testimony from women observers and a later verdict regarding George Klauer on multiple counts.
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Watts & Ziataleney Walacheash
Eas
Sarina Avenue
Sardou Avenue
Estes Es Geld
Police Court Notes On Card Gambling Raid At Kansas Ave
A rear room at 41s Kansas avenue was raided yesterday with nine men arrested for playing cards on Sunday and gambling. Among those charged were Frank Lawson and Luther Cotson, arrested earlier for gambling at 40nte Kane ras avenue. The group identified the game location after the raid. Others named: E. E. Powell, T. Grant, John Lieblighter, M. VanHorn, C. L Brith, Gee Smith and Lee Smith.
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Kansas Avenue
Caue
Frank Lawson
Luther Cotson
Topeka Bootlegger Captured After Raid on Disorderly House
Topeka police raided a disorderly house Saturday night arresting Robb a bootlegger renamed Feginet county Great Sheriff Ed. Bateman led the operation. Suspects Oscar Gas John Buckman Kierie Richerdesn and Della Canpaer were taken into custody as part of the crackdown.
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Robb
Feginet County
Bateman
Topeka
Reero
Fiana Sinnroe Sercery
Oscar Gas
John Buckman
Kierie Richerdesn
Della Canpaer
Pay-day specials at Quincy dry goods sale
Newspaper card touts deep discounts on fabrics, bedding, and accessories. Highlights include 81 inch wool-finish cotton, pillow cushions, full-size bed comforters, gray wool blankets, velvet bed coverings, wool Melton suiting, and all-wool dress goods, with Monday and Tuesday emphasis and prices ranging from a few cents to a dollar-plus. Promotions feature wrist bags, bed sheets, ribbons, mittens, ready-to-wear night dresses, opera shawls, belt buckles, patterns, skirts, jackets, and long all-wool coats, touting values well below typical Avenue prices and urging quick purchases.
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Dry Goods Department
Chaltre de Paris
Reveille
Melton
Wine Oxford
Suits and Overcoats for Men Youths and Boys
Wide range of men youths and boys clothing including suits overcoats reefers leisured wear and shoes. Emphasizes fashionable fabrics cuts and low prices with Model’s comparison prices and verses on arctic footwear felt boots legging and related items plus two week bed sale and home furnishings bargains.
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Avenue
Alaskas
Millinery Bargains and Holiday Dishes Feature Sale
Marked down hats and accessories fill the hours with solid discounts. Ladies street hats drop from 2.75 to 1.98, 2.25 to 1.75, and 2.00 to 1.00 or 0.49 while misses hats list 1.75 to 1.25 and 1.00. Hardware items include cookers and pans, while lighting and furniture polish, doll go carts, lamps, and games entice shoppers. We also advertise holiday dishes open for selection and Columbia Soft Qualase Heaters on sale.
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Monarch Furniture Polish
Jardinieres
Columbia Soft
Murdered Miss May Henpeger Found Near Home
Peoria reports Miss May Henpeger a Bishop resident killed near her home after an elopement plan with neighbor’s son Fred Strubble. Body mutilated and half buried in a pasture. Strubble missing. Newton Henneger, prominent farmer, is her father. Bloomington sees Matthew Nelson kill Title Moore in public street after a quarrel.
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Peoria
May Henpeger
Bishop
Miss Henneger
Fred Strubble
Strubble
Newton Henneger
Bloomington
Matthew Nelson
Title Moore
Double fatal quarrel shocks city crowds in incident
In a violent clash a man shot himself through the head and died instantly, followed by another man who shouted in distress. A large crowd witnessed the events, both men were well known, and the scene caused a tremendous sensation throughout the city.
Methodist committee approves Pacific Japanese mission funds
The general missionary committee of the Methodist Episcopal Church met in Omaha on November 16 and voted $15,280 for the Pacific Japanese mission. Additional appropriations covered French, Spanish and Chinese work across Guam, New England, New Hampshire, Mock River, Port Bewier, Southern California, Oregon, New Mexico, and other conferences, reflecting immigration-linked church outreach and growing Korean church work in Hawaii.
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Methodist Committee
Omaha
Neb
United States
Methodist Episcopal Church
Hawaiian Islands
Korea
Pacific
Guam
New England
New Hampshire
Mock River
Apanich
Porte Bieweer
Southern California
California
New_Fork
Oregon
New Mexico
Railroad Test Ride Across Great Salt Lake Described
The article notes a Southern Pacific track stretch from Ogden to Lucine Neyman across the northern Great Salt Lake arm. President Harriman and others will inspect the line in a trial run Friday, with expected two hours of running time and a picturesque cross-lake journey.
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Salt Lake
Utah
Stinley
Southern Pacific Railroad
Great Belt Lake
Ogden
Lucine
Neyman
Harriman
Acrome the Great
Salt Sen
Teanecenti
Orevel
May Get Zeigler
Tefferson City Missouri reports General Crow will apply to Governor Beckers for clemency regarding William Zilgiec who faces a grand jury indictment for attempted bribery tied to alum regeneration. An official will deliver coal promptly by email in notes to Ice Co with telephone number 229.
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Tefferson City
Crow
Beckers
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Runbeck
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B. Peterson
A. Peterson
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White
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Dureih
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Kiauer
Haren
Lauer
Alto
Rinkes
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General Crow
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