Normal Retains The Cup In Midday Football Contest
Euporia College defeated Emporia in a Monday football game to clinch the state cup for another year. The contest featured strong tackling and backfield work from Normal, with standout plays by Captain Mofart and quarterback Bacils. The score remained close early, but Normal pulled away in the second half and preserved the cup.
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Euporia College
Emporia
College
Moe
Samuels
Ectasians
Culbertson
Tone Suns
Meiarkaat Wan
Gelling Land
Lng
Pullluck
Fn Hyndman
Teckle
Acva
Pall Ou
Diz
Minbatun
Sunute
Opening of Washingtas Jockey Club Fall Meeting
Racing at Washington on November 1 featured clear weather that soon gave way to rain, marking the opening of the local jockey club’s fall meeting. The present meet promises to be the most successful yet in attendance and enthusiasm.
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Washingtas
Washington
Jockey Club
Fivie
Topeka Defeats Wentworth Militias 48 to 0
Topeka High School football crushed Wentworth Militias Academy 48 to 0 on Monday. Yo hel fds scored two first half touchdowns and added another in the second half. Wentworth attacked early but Topeka dominated, keeping Wentworth in their own territory most of the game. Frost, son of John Frost of Topeka, serves as captain and left end for Wentworth.
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Topeka
Wentworth
Lexington
Wentworth Militias Academy
John
Frost
Wentworth Tearm
Friction at Seoul as Japan demands police action
A Cologne Gazette dispatch from Seoul reports the Japanese minister demanding censure of city police and Fenlarmes for insults to Japanese subjects. He urges orderly lexation of Japan and threatens to send guards if disturbances recur to assist policing.
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Seoul
Cologne
Japan
Guarda
Dr Kings New Discovery Cures Consumption Says It Saved Many
A damaged verse like notice claims Dr Kings New Discovery cures consumption and pneumonia. It asserts many wrecks and illnesses are caused by a failing cough and quotes the remedy as a miracle for those saved by the tonic. The advertisement promotes free samples and a sample bottle offer.
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Kings New
Colin
Shasta
Dorchaster
Kings
Ana Hing ‘Aise
Colorado Worries Over Arkansas River Water Suit
Colorado fears a Supreme Court decision adverse to the state in the Arkansas River water dispute. Colorado Fuel and Iron argues its 1817 onward operations rely on Arkansas basin water and warns a loss would desert large areas, injure 10000 workers, and affect farms, stock, and Western Kansas industries dependent on Colorado coal.
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Colorado
Supreme Court
Arkansas
Platte
Rio Grande
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
West
Kimms
Fis
Opera
Arkansas River
Iteem Dieysa
Owhlers
Kansas
Bce
Arkenazs River
United States
Defense Opens in Coffelt Case Amid Murder Trial
The state rests at three in Coffelt murder trial as Frank Potts testifies the Millers hired him to kill Montgomery but then recants. A.M. Jackson and others outline the defense while Coffelt is said to be aboard a Santa Fe train at the time of the shooting.
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Paola
Punta
Ken
Andrew Amol Anegro
J. C. Prentice
Prentice
Armold
Miami County
Bradheld Regulator Co
Atlante
Cass
Win Reid
Coffelt
Frank Potts
Millers
Montgomery
A.M. Jackson
Allie
Cocfelt
Santa Fe
Olers Case to the Jury in Clark Murder Trial
Samuel Clark murder trial in district court goes to the jury after Judge Alexander narrows instructions to first and second degree. Clark and brother Owen Masten slain last April. Tom Clark previously received five years. Also reports accidental shooting of Etner Bennett in Wellington and small Junction City hotel fire damaging central hotel furniture.
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Olers
Washington
Samuel Clark
Alexander
Clark
Owen Masten
Tom Clark
Junction City
Kan
Central Hotel
J. W. Devi
Lowe
Topeka News Snippets and Public Notices
A jumble of Topeka items reports streetcar fires, lectures at First M E church, and broken crossings on West Sixth. Juries, typhoid, and smallpox reports appear alongside theater previews and Washburn events. Governor Bailey, Frank J. Loveland, and local figures are mentioned with scattered dates and places.
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Frank J. Loveland
M. E
West Sixth Avenue
Corene
J. BR
Lytle
Topeka
Batley
Mercantila Club
Kansas City
Kan
Scartow
Mills, Minn
Jowe
Washburn College
Central Congregational Church
New York
M.el
Sweden
Crawford
Fron
Bob
de Hill
Lowry
State Board of Heaith
Cherokee County
Metslou
Topeks
Bailey
Bob Stewart
Washburn
Columbus
Repit Ls Mercury
New Orleans
Grand Jonera House
Salina
Tapeka
Munthilitan
Holdang Park
Rehan-Skinner
Bethany
Abell
Miss Jewell
Wera
Dell
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Mrs Pairbanks
A testimonial from Mrs Pairbanks promotes Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for female ailments. She describes headaches pains and general malaise, credits following directions, and says health improved within weeks. She urges others to write for advice and mentions women she advised.
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Lydia
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mas
South 75
Minnespolia
Ming
Beloit high topeka game and council changes discussed
Beloit high school and Beloit Beileit prep for Thanksgiving clash with Topeka while Washburn contemplates a state title game decision at Columbia Mo. Mayor and city council consider rescheduling meetings amid other city concerns. Governor Batley confronts heating woes as staff shortages bite the executive residence.
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Topeka
Beieit High School
Fay St
Beloit
al Smith
K. U
Hilton
Princeton
Booth
Nebraska
Washburn
Columbia
Maine
Vermont
Wisconsin
Mundy
Bergund
B. W. Krackowitz
Milwauk Sentinel
Ada Rehan
Otis Skipper
Highland Park College
Des Motes
Toneka
Batley
Fort Scott High School
Topeka High School
Washburn Athletic “Park
Beloit High Sdeol
Art Banning
T Fhe
Chautaugus County
Bert Kennedy
Bob Smith
Caldwell
Stith
Kansas
Anderson
Lakin
Maxwell
Orage County
Carbondale
Santa Fe
Ed Howe
Atchison Globe
Jerry Bisek
Howe
W. J. Black
Blick
Jerry
Grand Canyon
This Is Something Like It. WIN Urban Incident
WIN Urban, a boilermaker at Banta Fe shops in Newton Kansas, reports that while preparing to clean an engine tank he found something in the water. The fragment ends abruptly leaving details unclear.
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Win Urban
Banta Fe
Newton
Kas
Salutes the flag declares Panama ties in flux
Panama City reporters note United States Marblehead salutes the Panama flag at 8 am in Panama Bay. French consul informs junta of potential formal recognition by France. U S commissioners aboard City of Washington discuss status amid Colon unrest and troop movements.
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Panama
United States
Rugship Marblehead
Panama Bay
Republic of Panama
Delcasse
France
Republic
Inter
New York
Mmst
City of Washington
Colon
Épecia
Mancus B. Amador
Federico Boyd
Carlos Arozmna
Archibald Rovd
Isis
Nashville
Ler
Atrate
Cartegenn
Black
Atrato
Cartegena
Washington
Workington
Manuel Echewerrt
Aytswrsaztite
Haskell and Carlisle May Play Christmas Day Showdown
Hanane City reports two major Indian schools Haskell and Carlisle may meet on Christmas Day in a basketball game described as the most important contest seen in Kansas City or beyond. Carlisle reportedly may join if their school approves. The plan hinges on training with the season’s end approaching and prospects of travel to the Pacific coast after the Teguitrarson meeting.
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Hanane City
Grace
Kansas City
Christman Gayle
Gear
Thankaatvens Aay
Bet Raneas
Carusia Indians
Unterday
Haskell
Chrisimas
Echool
Corutele Indiane
Pacific
Kwae Ee
Carliele
Hell
Ural Te Eastern
Haske
Hamburg American Line to Form Alliance With Orient
New York reports Albert Ballin, director of the Hamburg American line, confirming an arrangement for a joint service with the Mexico Orient company. The plan includes a coast to Pacific freight route, ships to Australia, and a long term partnership, with talks about White Star negotiations to link traffic between New York and the Mediterranean. Ballin criticizes government subsidies as ineffective and notes trade is not improved by war.
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New York
Iis
Albert Ballin
Jemeval
Hinmburg-American Lige
Yenan
Mexico & Orient Railway
Kanes Dhe
Mexico & Orient Company
He Hill
Australia
Pacific
International Mercantile Marine Company
White Star
Mediterranean
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Normal
Chicsco
Rive
J. A. Drakes High Chancellor
Copnover
Heavly
Henderson
Bill Curtin
Stana
Bashalar Elzara
Riend
Etchian
Hutchinson
Wellington
Etner Bennett
South Haven
Tate Helwal
Anne
Washington Star
Washburn Coleee
Cnse
Roxburgie
J 'Inakleo
The
California Fig Syrup Co
U. S
Marblehead
Powder Trust
San Francisco
Cal
Profman
Dover
Del
Dupont Powder Oueiblae
Nevera Power Comant
Lantern Comebines Htte
Com Gar Enmst
United Btazer
James E. Gilmore
James KR. Gillmore
Eadmors
Glens Fe
Gilmore
Carlisle
Orient
Port Stilwell
Chamberisin
Cts
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