Wizard of Spirit Lake Captures the Republic Cup
St Louis November 24 The final shoot of the Republic Cup saw Jim Elliott of Kansas City fade as Fred Gilbert the wizard of Spirit Lake clinched the trophy after a tense shoot-off. Guy Burnside forced a late challenge before Gilbert triumphed with a 44th bird.
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St. Louis
Wink‘shop
Jim Elliott
Kansas City
Dupont Park
Elliott
Will
Winnie Turntur
Fred Gilbert
Spirit Lake
Ofer & Us
Guy Burnside
Hawkeye
Charile Young
Aphiamnoid
J. A. KR. Elliott
Prank
Parmiiee
Guy Buro
Hide
Young
Boelth
Wile Gilbert
Burnside
Mist Hott
Gilbert
Purnside Aint Parmaren Thetom
Parmares
Savate Training Draws Fire in Cal for Boxing Figh ts
Berkeley reports Savate self defense draws interest from fighters. Manager Bishop visits home as Perry Queenan, lightweight of Chicago, prepares to meet Jack O’Brien in New York on November 5. Savate uses foot sparring and regulation kicks as daily training, seen by Queenan as essential for enhanced defense and range. Bishop notes Queenan’s fascination with the method and plans a tour after the December bout.
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Wenan
Texas
Biddy
Henry la Houronds
Fa Savatr
Queenan
Baself
Tstiafis
Mayen
Quernan
O'Brien
Cout
Kinmatinwer
Australia
Kansas Defeats Texas 12–0 in McCook Field Victory
Lawrence Kan Nov 1 The Kansas Jayhawkers defeated Texas 12 to 0 on McCook field in a hard fought game. In the first half Vincent Dodd and Laurie scored, with Jenkins adding two later. Texas showed stubborn defense but Kansas pulled away in the second half to seal the win.
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KVU
Texas
Jayhawkers
Lawrence
Kan
Kansas- Teras
McCook Field
Texans
Teavier
Kas & Sivat
Thor
Cerita
I. U
Jenkins
Vincent
Dodd
Laurie
Kuusana
Vincert
Ollower
H. U
Forbes Tops O Donnell in Third Round Knockout
Johnny O Donnell 19 lasted three rounds before referee Siler halted the bout as Forbes dominated in the wind up at the Chicago Athletic Association. O Donnell showed grit but Forbes proved superior. other card details were unclear with lingering misses and misprints.
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Chicory
Johnny O'Donnell
Harry Forbes
Boxiix Entertainment
Chicago Athletic Association
Siler
O'Donnell
Forbes
Jack Carrie Af Olean
Brand Adenifyan
Puiladelpis
St Marys Critics Protest After Close Ill Played Game
Kansas City medics charge St Marys robbed them in a football clash at Catholic college in St Louis. Officials dispute the claims while both teams praise effort as Frantown contest ends with a draw and accusations of biased officiating.
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Kaness City
Kansas City
University Medical College
St Alian
U. At
St Marys
Carpenter
St. Marys
Wein
John Buttomer
St Marys Boys
Holting
Boullins
Stewart
Holt
Marys
Din Oval
Uam. 2
Pont
Tr Catholten
Saturday's Football Scores From Various Schools
Notre Dame Oberlin 1, Western Reserve 16, Knox 0, Kansas 12, Texas 0. Indianapolis 6, Cincinnati 0. Morgan Park Academy 0, University School Cleveland. Clyde Park High 10, Elgin 0. Harvard 2, Yale 0, Cornell 1, Vermont 6. Homestead 18, Philadelphia 9, Carlisle 0. Ottawa High 0, Lawrence High 0. Ottawa Kan Nov. Ottawa and Lawrence High met in a scoreless defensive game. Minnesota 16, Northwestern 0. Minnesota led with Schacht scoring, Knowlton converting.
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Notre Dame
Oberlin
Western Reserve & Knox
Marcha
Kansas
Texas
University’ of Indianapolis
University of Cincinnati
Morgan Park Academy
University School
Cleveland
Cllyde Park High School
Elgin High School
Eastern
Harvard
Yale
Cornell
Vermont
Homestead A. C
Philadelphia
Carlisle
Waltington and Jefferson
Dartmouth
Bt Paul's School
Colby
Bowdoin & Lafayette
Lehigh O ‘Wesleyan
Amherst
Ottawa H. S
Lawrence H. S
Ottawa
Kan
Lawrence
Éide
Weathered gridiron notes mix in early football reports
A garbled montage details late game incidents and finances. It mentions Lafons carrying the ball after offside calls by North western and a desperate effort by the Gophers to score. Emporia State Normal faces financial strain with tickets and travel costs rising. Michigan vs Beloit game notes reference wet field conditions and long touchdown runs. A horse racing snippet praises Little Squiaw, a Nashville track find related to Oscar Celdinburg and a purchase history.
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Canun
Lafons
Northwestern
Purple
Gophers
Ann Arbor
Nev
Arlohizan
Beloit
Ann Arbor Mwn
Wellaville
Nashville
Oscar Celdinburg
Ts. W. Hostetter
Celdieburg
Little Ballan
Ottawa Republican
Gear Buys Into Kansas City Club As Manager Player
Dale D Gear former Washington pitcher and Players Protective Association secretary has bought partial interest in the Kansas City baseball club. He will manage and play for the team next year after three seasons with the Kansas City Blues under Jimmie Manning. Wellington Team Won. Sumner county high school elevens defeat Lewis Academy 17 to 6 on school grounds marking their first score against this season.
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Dale Gear
Kansas City
Dale D. Gear
Washington Baseball Club
Players’ Protective Association
Kansas City Baseball Club
Gear
Kansas City Blues
Jimmie Manning
Wellington
Summer County High School
Elevers
Lewis Academy
Wichita
Central high shocks St Joe in 24 to 0 football win
St Joseph high school fell to Central high school of Kansas City 24 to 0 at Athletic park in a brisk afternoon game. The match drew a large crowd and included about a hundred Kansas City boosters among the spectators.
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St Joe
St. Joseph
Central High Schout
Kansas City
T Bt Jom High
Athletic Park
Wamoego Apple Crop Shipped East Including New York Sales
Wamego Times reports seventy five carloads of apples shipped from Waimego in the past month. Farms such as Mort caves and large orchards sold bulk crops on the trees. McMillan sold a 20 acre crop on Dewey boulevard for 500 dollars and the T. D. Mills orchard brought 1,500 dollars. Hicks received 100, Enlow 100, and Ermich 100, with shipments mainly to New York.
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Wamoego
Waimego
Mort Caves
Big. McMillan
Warmers
Dewey Boulevard
T. D. Mills
W. I. Hicks
Taaies Enlow
M.D. Ermich
J. St. Jennings
New York
Wamego Times
Department Secures Rogers Building For Five Years
A Kansas department signs a five year lease to occupy the Rogers Building. Officials say the move secures long term space for state operations and saves annual rental costs. The agreement covers full occupancy and maintenance responsibilities by the department.
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Department
Rogers
Beloit Post Office Expands with Seven New Rural Routes
Beloit reports seven free rural delivery routes will depart from the city, alongside one exclusive box route. Postmaster W. C. Perdue spearheaded the expansion as the A.T. Rodgers building is rented for five years at 3000 per year, with remodeling to include a 26 by 60 foot post office wall and fixtures supplied by Rodgers. The Beloit post office posted gross receipts of 10,917.88 and net revenue 7,590.02 in the last fiscal year, while local interest mirrors broader state gains and mentions Perdue as a candidate for state secretary, though he has declined. Upcoming routes include two from Asherville in Mitchell County, extending 25 and 24 miles respectively.
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Beloit
A.T. Rodgers
Post Office Department
Ie Office
Missouri River
Kansas
Wiehe
Rodgers
W. C. Perdue
Chan Perdue
Asherville
Mitchell County
Family Feud Leads to Fatal Shooting in Highland
J K Springer and J J Ward are wounded after a Saturday afternoon shooting sparked by a family feud. Ward, a Highland council member, sustained two through and through bullets and a skull fracture from a pursued attack. Ward walked home, but both men are severely injured and the town remains alarmed.
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Highland
J. K. Springer i
J. J. Ward
Springer
Ward
Newise
Mina
Beloit's New Court House Dedicated With Ceremony
Beloit Kansas will dedicate the Mitchell county Court house tomorrow on November 26 with exercises despite weather. Topeka’s James A Troutman will be principal speaker. Severs lodges gospel children parade Manifold’s Military band and settlers recount early history. A G Mead and ex Judge Clark A Smith will speak on pioneer life and growth of Mitchell county. Attendance expected large if weather is favorable.
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Beloit
Kas
Mitchell County Court House
James A.troutman
Topeka
Severs
Manifold
Mitchell County
A. G. Mead
Clark A. Smith
Gave the Flag Drill at Beloit G A R circle inspection
The annual inspection of Livermore circle, Ladies of the G A R, Beloit by Mrs. Mary E. McCall, deputy inspector, was a success. The inspector found the circle in healthy condition.
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Ladies Circle
G. A R
St Beloit Beloit
Eas
Livermore Circle
Beloit
Mary E. McCall
Hays City
Circle presents new flag at Livermore encampment
The Livermore circle unveiled their new flag with Mrs A B Cotton as originator and member of the order. The service was elaborate and beautiful. The circle plans to take the work to the Fort Scott encampment and then before the department encampment of Ladies of the G A R aiming for adoption in department and maternal conventions.
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A. B. Cotton
Livermore Circle
Fort Scott
Noted Physician Dr Lovatt Dies in Florence
Florence November 25 Dr J ceansioned Lovatt died suddenly at his home. Born in 1811 in Yorkshire England he held multiple medical qualifications and served as a surgeon in the English army. He moved to America in 1885 became chief surgeon of the city hospital at St Louis, moved to Florence in 1887. He married Countess Depingtes in 189. Funeral held at the Catholic church at 10 this morning.
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Florence
J. Ceansioned Lovatt
Lovatt
Yorkshire
England
Royal College of
Great Britain
India
Africa
Australia
America
J. Louis
Depingtes
Depingtes, Who Survives Him. Dr. Lovatt
Peter Boughton Convicted for Selling Ugver in Perry
Oskaloosa reports Peter Boughton of Perry was found guilty of maintaining a nuisance by selling Ugver. Judge ordered a $100 fine plus costs and three months in the county jail, with 451 bottles of beer seized as evidence.
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Oskaloosa
Peter Boughton
Perry
Ugver
Oil Strike Near Kinsley Spurred by Water Well Effort
Oil has been struck about nine miles northeast of Kinsley Kansas at a depth of 150 feet while drilling a deep water well. The value of the find is not yet known but interest is high and the discovery will be investigated thoroughly.
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Kinsley, Kas
Kinsley
Oswego Murder Trial Ends in Not Guilty Verdict
Oswego Kansas November 25 evidence in the Newton L Lee murder case closed Saturday afternoon with the jury returning a not guilty verdict after a three day trial He pleaded self defense to killing Robert Pettit in Edna on July 5. Emporia Gazette reports banks in Emporia had deposits totaling over 1 1 million with most banks showing higher lending and earnings than last year Baker University enrollment rises sharply with a 128 student increase over last fall.
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Oswego
Kas
Newton L Lee
Lee
Robert Pettit
Edna
Emporia Bank
Emporia
the Gazette
Emporia State Bank
Citizens’ National Bank
Emporia Savings Bank
Exporia National
Bold Timber Pursuit Ends As Baker Student Hunts Rabbits
Town rumor claimed an escaped convict prowled the Murphy farm but a local Baker student hunting rabbits appeared, halting a vigil and sparing the desperado. A new gymnasium opened, with Prof Fogle and Miss Heaton guiding sessions, expanding space for science and language classes.
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Dr. Murphy
Prof
Fogle
Miss Heaton
Fogle Gymnasium
Modern Tangagee
Heelish
Creamery Industry Expands in Central Kansas
A November report from Abilene Kansas Kus notes a strong year for the creamery industry in central Kansas. Twenty one creamery and cheese stations received milk, with product value totaling 375000 dollars in the last twelve months. Butter fat averaged 0.4 cents, the highest in years. The test has improved, with October at 45 percent, an unusually good level.
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Abilene
Kus
Kansas
Beluz
Dix Patch Introduces Unotype Compounder at Clay Center
Clay Center Kansas November 26 Dix Patch has installed a Unotype compounds machine. This, with the grain plant and fine equipment in other lines, signals the office in the county seat to be equal or superior to any other county in the state.
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Kas
Dix
Unotype
Fraviie
Smelies
Stata
Teaching Value Of Corn In Ainslee Style Prose
Frank M. Todd argues corn dominates world supply and demand, detailing U S production value, export growth, and evolving farming methods. He notes corn's central role in the economy, its spread into goods from mattresses to rubber substitutes, and its prominence in hog farming and bacon production.
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Frank M. ‘Todd
Ainslee
Europe
Maine
Hungary
Agricultural Department
Tts
Central West
Thirty-Ebeth
Missouri
United States
Li Hung Chang’s Joke from Philadelphia Post
A Philadelphia Post column recalls Li Hung Chang’s reception of a Siam minister. A veteran missionary, aged and bearded, served as interpreter while Mr Barrett received the scene with a bow. The piece notes formal salutes and the delicacy of courtly manners in a historic meeting.
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Li Hung Chang
Philadelphia Post
Tn Ching
Mr. Barrett
Siam
Li Heng Chang
Barrett
Mr Barrett
Min
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Elliott, Gilbert, Parmalee
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Crosby
LA Savate
Johnny
Donnell
Charity Burns
Cincinnati
I Aid
Mternoan
St. Ginty
St. Marye
Tod Cluys
Marys Yard
Posittuna Gregan
Clirkson
Minnesota
Chicago
Orthwestern
Schacht
Uecret
Tne
Knowlton
Tuctles
Anne
Lafani
Warrens
Hlood
Michigan
T. H. Breed
Lyon County
Eileo
Ife
Mr. Breed
Geeietel Pecme
Marsiail Isatsus
Tommy
Pop
Kansas News
Court House
J. Hammond Lovatt
Baker University
Baldwin
John ‘Temple Graves
Frst
Arkansas City Democrat
Arkansas City
G. G. Goodwin
Clyde
Airbile
J. M. Pearson
Northwestern University
Baker
Cambridge Field
Dr. Lyon
Topeka Water Co
Telephone
Quincy Street
Colorado Flyer
Servos Topeka
San Francisco
Rock Island
Rocky Moon Rina Ena
Sierra Nevada
Buppet Library
Porsul
California
B. W. Tompson Bo
Klauer
Weightman’s Drug Store
Y. M. G.A. Wese
al Iaratiete Wee Association
M. Roudebunl
CB. van Horn
East
Mietht Street
Fig Syrup Co
Mrs. Winslow
Franiain
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