Hard Fight For a Score Ends in a Draw For Washburn Medics
Sporting news reports an even battle between Washburn Medics and Topeka Blues with weight advantage for the Medics and speed for the Blues. Both halves saw the action shift territory, a strong Washburn defensive effort, and notable interference by players like Hyer. The result is honored as a hard fought tie with Washburn displaying the team spirit of never surrendering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muring
Washburn
Rogers
Tas
Nambarn
Hyer
Beeven
Solschald
Sheink
oShrant
Mbarn
Sores and Ulcers A Medical Claim and Remedy
Ancient remedy and blood cleansing claims describe sores and ulcers as chronic unless the blood is purified. The text asserts unhealthy buildup drains the body and must be expelled through the sore, warning of great danger if healing occurs too soon. It emphasizes purifying the system with a rich, pure regimen over years.
Pirates loom over Cardinals in reshaped league draft
A report outlines Pittsbore trams plans to supply material for Pat Donovan's Cardinals rivals. Names mentioned include Jeuse Bur kett Emmett Heidrick and Gene Montre ss as core, with Noodles Hahn Jack Powell and Jack Harper among others slated for signing. Warner and Jack O'Connor touted as catchers as the new lineup forms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsbore
Edd Wilier
National League of Clubs
Pat Donovan
Cardinals
Mineup
Jeuse Burkett
Emmett Heidrick
Lelf
Sam Eee
Bobby Wallace
Hernan Long
Gene Montress
Pedder
Secondddeson
Milwauker
Eases
Noodles Hahn
Jack Powell
Jack Harper
Warner
Jack O'Connor
New York
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Horta
Mt Louis
Cardinals Wild
Donovan
Kruger
Soho Sehriver
Heyden
Rt Bud ‘Forbes
Ae Ly
Joyce
Lipton Seeks A New Trio For The Cup Race
Sir Thomas Lipton plans another Shamrock challenge. The Erin anchored near West Twenty sixth Street with limited visitors aboard. Invitations issued for dinners and clubs as Lipton weighs next steps. Shamrock may stay in New York for the winter after a disappointing race showing.
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Lipton
Prem Fairy
Thomas Lipton
Erin
West Twenty-sixth Street
J Shore
Mrs. Jameson
Mr. Watson
Glen Lee
Alba
Sir ‘Thomas Hauthla
Wbbb
Uume i
Geal Accent
Chicago Athletic Club
New York
Eris Basin
Boston Players Lock In For Next Season
Boston, Oct 7 De mount signs to play with Boston National and is expected to stay. Long rumored to move away, he faces a big raise elsewhere but may remain. Lowe seeks another raise after a large last season, while Dennut Smeen contested pay and contracts.
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Boston
Dement
Boston Naoualy
Long
Clu
Hin
Lowe
Dennut Smeen
Syrlite
Wrestling at Cleveland Sees Top Contenders in Preliminary Matches
In Cleveland Tom Jenkins meets John J. Roney the Giant Gripman next Tuesday at the Central Armory for the world title clash. Two strong preliminaries are planned with 165 pound bouts as Fd Conley fights Frank Vada, and Doc Payne meets Clarence Bouldin the Cuban Wonder. Each man has posted a side bet.
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Cleverand
Art
Tom Jenkins
John J. Roney
Central Armory
Fd Conley
Frank Vada
Doc” Payne
Clarence Bouldin
League Organized Professional Football Players Form Association
Chicago October 1 professional football players met to form an association. Two clubs from St Louis and one from Chicago Milwaukee will join, Detroit dropped out. Permanent officers include Yarel of Milwaukee vice president Diol of St Louis secretary and treasurer Andrews of Milwaukee. Clubs posted $100 as a schedule guarantee.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Detroit
St Lanure
Cappel
Imels
St Louis
Cappels
Milwau- Peromanent
Conroy Signs With Pirates After Navy League Talks
The Milwaukee club announced that shortstop Conroy has signed a contract with Pittsburgh for next season after reports he eloped with the Navy League club. President Bill denied Milwaukee plans to move to St Louis despite contrary reports.
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Milwaukes
Conroy
Milwaukte Ues
Chicago Naval League
Pittsburg
Milwaukee Cub
Pitcheroe
Bill
Milwaukee
St Louis
Kansas U Defeats Normal With 36 to 10 Victory
Lawrence Oct 7 The University of Kansas beat Kansas State Normal 36 to 10. The KU team showed marked improvement over Friday's game against Ottawa. The offense moved the ball effectively and the defense pressed the opponent throughout.
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Lawrence
Kas
University of Kansas
Kansas Star Normal
Omsawa
K Offeer
Cunter
Ace
Fragmented game notes on late plays and touchdowns
The report describes late, unclear plays with interference and fake moves. It notes successful tuning of a trick play once or twice and a basic double pass leading to a touchdown. It mentions players or teams in a garbled manner with several corrupted terms and incomplete phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ICU
Wsiters
M Phee Missing In Cincinnati Scout Trip
In Newhville Tennessee on October 7 manager McPree was said to be scouting for the Cincinnati club. He planned to recruit several players during the casino week but did not complete the plan. Frank Bancreft stated he intends to stay with the team next year, despite retirement rumors.
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Cincinnati
Newhville
Tenn
Mc Pree Ih
Nash
Frank Bancreft
Gieimat
Als
Martin Conquers as Cal Heavyweight Upset Highlighted by Late KO
Hank Griffin, a colored heavyweight who gained fame facing Sam Jeffries, challenged Ed Martin at Cal tonight but was decisively outboxed and knocked down in the seventh round. Martin dominated with precise blows, forcing a decisive finish before the bell rang. Griffin showed moments of resistance in the fourth but could not counter Martin’s control.
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SS Cal
Hank Griffin
Sim Jeffries
Ed Martin
Grigia
Iind
Martin
Bave
Grills
Griffin
Nebraska Wins Easily Over Doan College in 23 to 0 Victory
Nebraska defeated Doan College 23 to 0 in a two-half game. Nebraska halves and ends starred as the Crete team fought stoutly but was outclassed. Notable players included Kingsbery Shed Tillabary Belt and umpire Pound. Also, Oscar Gartner and Clarence Forbes prepared for a boxing bout at Strope's hall. Stagg reportedly recruited a Minnesota medical student, Jack McClure, from St Paul for future football strength.
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Lincoln
New
Uniiversite Aternoon
Doan College
Thoon
Cola Crete
Crete Collegians
Nebraska
Gaink
Yartinans
Pillaene
G. Shed
Kings‘bery
Shed
Tillabary
Belt
Stringer Gumpire
Pound
October List Is Date For Closing Pan Am Expo
Closing of Ball Season at Cincinnati observed as a season ends with CiNcinneel Fisse. Beir purchased the tas e place. Umpire Brown faced loud demonstrations. Score inning details imprecise. At Chicago a glove exhibition by patched team concluded the day with 6000 in attendance. Through car service from St Louis offered for Pan Am express travel to Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Laois
Brown
ALOIS
Hiatterien
St. Lance
Nidgett Ruta
Inemics
Fidixenacs
St. Louis
Yerkes and
Sehriver
Chicago
seEne Gyason
Ieteam
Ull
Highon
Blin
Chitenicn
Chasis Pituburg
Alero
St Louis
Pan-Américan Express
St Lonia
J.T. 2
Bex Antonio
A. G. FP. Agt
Minneapolis Minn and Return 15 05 via Sacta Fe Account
Minneapolis and return fare valued at 15 05 processed through a Sacta Fe account tied to the National Convention of Chris. Details imply travel arrangements and expense handling for an event in Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minn
Chris
Kansas News In Amphitheater Sues the Proprietor
A Kansas newspaper reports a legal action filed in an amphitheater setting where a plaintiff sues the proprietor over a dispute. The suit seeks remedies related to the venue and business conduct, highlighting the conflict and potential impact on local commerce.
Wabaunsee County Suit Seeks 1900 Damages from Fountain Collapse
Bertha McLaughlin, filing in Wichita district court, seeks 1900 damages from E H Brainard alleging negligence caused injuries when the amphi theater surrounding the carnival electrical fountain collapsed at the midway. She says she purchased a ticket to view the show, was thrown to the ground, and suffered severe bruising and alleged permanent injuries. Brainard, operator of the fountain, is from Kansas City. The case cites property failure and safety lapses at the structure built around the fountain this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kas
Bertha McLaughlin
E. H. Brainard
Brainard
Kansans
Mint McLaughns
Funeral of Mrs Wheeler Well Known Resident of EAM City
Funeral services for Mrs Wheeler, wife of J A Wheeler, a longtime Graham County resident, were held with large attendance. The bereaved family has deep roots in the community, and the ceremony reflected the respect accorded to a well known local figure.
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Wheeler
Eam City
Eat
Raneral A
J. A. Wheeler
Henry Cassel
Graham County
Mr. Wheeler
Wa Paunsee County Day Saloons Closed After Temperance Push
Alma Oct 5 The Wa Paunsee saloons long open in violation of town law are now all closed. County Attorney Seaman has ordered all operatives to quit the business and will use his best efforts to suppress saloons during his remaining term. The German element in Alan complicates enforcement efforts.
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Alma
Paunsee
Seaman
Jointista
Alan Te
Pipes Gives Bond In Elllis County Killing Case
W W Pipes of Ellis City Kansas posts bond after killing incident, complying with court order. District court in Hills County sets bond around 30000 dollars. Henry J Harci, a renowned attorney from Graham County, has been retained for Pipes.
Emporia to Improve Street Car and Power Plant
Emporia plans to expand its electric power plant owned by the city and form committees of leading businessmen to oversee the project. The upgrade aims to supply power for manufacturing around the clock and may support a city owned street car system. Bond proposals face little opposition. Other brief items note a large barn fire near Parsons with substantial losses and an upcoming Catholic Jubilee in Salina.
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Emporia
Robbery and Barn Fire Reported in Early October
The report notes Ken its Monty removing valuables from a bank safe and traces to two blocks away. Separately, two hay and hornes filled barns were burned with all contents, the Mc Candless estate and W A Hale owned. Kate Bhafer of Walnut died at Ottawa depot while awaiting a train home after a health trip.
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Ken
Monty
Emporia
McCandless
W. A. Hale
A. Dodge
Madison
Ottawa
Kate Bhafer
Walnut
Crawford County
Santa Fe
South
Walnot
Missing Concordia Man and Self Inflicted Death Reported
Kilied Himself at Harper Harper Oct 7 Chirley Tuttle shot and killed himself while walking along the railroad track Papers found in his bore the above name and indicate that his home was at Des Moines Iowa A pawn ticket showed that he had pawned a watch in Kansas City a few weeks ago Missing Concordia Man Concordia Oct 7 Information is wanted by his family of J C Gault a thirty four year old who left Concordia Kan Tuesday Oct 1 Wore Might suit and straw hat about 5 feet 9 inches tall weighs about 115 pounds brown moustache turning gray quite bald Telegraph information to Carl Moore sheriff
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Concordia
J. C. Gault
Concorda
Kan
Carl Moore
Sheritt
Janitor to Regent Named for Kansas University
A. L. Wilmoth, once a janitor who funded his education by cleaning university buildings, is appointed regent of Kansas University to fill the vacancy left by the death of E. L. Ackley. His rise from humble work to state university governance mirrors his former law partner W. W. Caldwell’s support. Governor Stanley also appoints F. P. Hill as probate judge of Rooks County and names delegates to the National Prison Congress in Kansas City.
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A. L. Wilmoth
Kansas University
Wilmoth
EL. Ackley
Ackley
Kenais University
W. W. Caldwell
Concordia
Caldwell
State University
Wimoth
Stanley S
F. P. Hill
Rooks County
Vier
TH. G. Bessey
John D. Milliken
McPherson
F. W. Blackmar
Lawrence
E. Bewett
Lansing
National Prison Congress
Kanas City
Len Korn Resigns to Head New Federal Rail Office
Len Korn, after seventeen years with the Santa Fe general freight offices in this city, resigns to become chief clerk in the general agent’s office for a consolidated group of railroads led from Cincinnati Ohio. Mr and Mrs Korn will depart for Cincinnati Monday. Korn held the tariff rate clerk post at the time of resignation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Len Korn
Santa Fe Railway
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
Cincinnati
Ohio
Korn
Shall Free Speech and a Free Press Be Muzzled
Rev J D Countermine appeals at First Presbyterian urging free speech in journalism. He argues thought shapes civilization from science to religion and warns suppression harms society. He cites Sir Richard Steele and stresses the press as vital for public discourse and national liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Countermine
First Presbyterian Church
Mr. Countermine
St Peter's
Henico
Fountain of Fife
Richard Steele
Ben Ala
Bos
America
Earth
Fragmented Rants on Liberty and Morality Across Nations
The fragment reflects scattered critiques of law and free speech, warning against failing righteousness and loyalty to God and man. It questions how institutions expand or enforce laws, and laments corruption spreading through society as voices are constrained or misused.
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bin Sii
Apeschs
Rock Island Route Return Ticket Sale Notes
Train offer from St Louis to return for $9.50 with tickets on sale in October. Return travel available October 4 with departure at 6 PM. Details indicate midday or evening travel from the old terminal, offering limited hours for sale at the depot.
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Rock Island
Old Ie
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Oscar Gartner
Omaha
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Tam Welzht Ona Ashee
Marty Harris
England
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University of Minnesota
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Saar
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Kansas News
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Baunsee County
W. W. Pipes
Ellis
W.W. Pipes
Ellie
Seo
District Court
Hills County
Heny J. Harci
Kansas
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G. A. Lumén
Jack
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Roosevelt
Dr. Countermine
Christian Ministry
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Dr. Lyon
California
Colorado Flyer
San Francisco
Ae Sue Moon Lot
Nevada
Sension Buppet Library
Ines
Beat Beasties Haa W
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C. i van Horn
Association
Ast Elethhc Street
Kaczynski
Jackson
Weightman’s Drug Store
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