Kan san university axed coach and managers for rule violation
Lawrence Oct 17 Kan san university athletic board exrured Coach Outland General Manager Wouter and Manager Harsh burger for allowing White a former Washburn guard to play against Kirksville Osteopaths last Saturday. The board issued censures, said resignations were not accepted, and noted likely further actions. Foster and Outland indicated willingness to accept censure and stay with the team.
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Foster
Ahmad
Outland
Cam
Tne
Jay- Tistrate
Tobeptagtre
Hansas Mar
Kirkeville
American School of ‘Osteomathy
Dr. Dobson
Dodeos
Harret
Kansas
White
EL B. Keith
Maeen
Frank van Ger
Iota
Luthan
E Ross
Washburn
Ernest C. White
Lothan
Stron
Ale G
Chicago
Abell
Poecome
Dobson
Mae
Cornell
Johnson
Ithaca
Vandoran
Minnesota
Thin Tear
Kansans
Echome
Deteon
Kirksville
Amadvus
Yester Blagive
Tr. Dobson
Birkeville
Fie
Shively
War Ako
Medico
Jarhawkers
Wkers
Af Lees
K. U
Football notes and gifts from Mrs Bless in field report
The score and signatures of the coach and managers were recorded as the ball pond was sent to Mrs Bless. Today every football man is said to be in his Fulton hole, while roses were described as the gift of Mrs Bless.
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Bless
St Marys blank Topeka Medics 13 to 0 in football clash
St Marys dominated the field on October 17 at St Marys. Clarkson and Rademacher starred with long gains while St Marys defense stifled the Topeka Medics. A defensive safety and two touchdowns sealed the victory as Topeka’s attack failed to penetrate the fierce St Marys rush.
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ST. Marys
Topeka Medics
St. Apgee
Bae Ee
BieEnemy
Riglt
Lenin
Jase
Clarkson
Rademacher
MacEnerny
Dillon
Tacher
St. Ma
St Marve
Priebey Leftegard
Fueht
Tefvree—Carpenter
Chamberlain
Ularkeonatl Redemacher
Mr Enemy
Tennis Tourney At Eu Preliminaries Begun For Nebraska Contest
Lawrence Kansas Oct 37 preliminaries in the Kansas university tennis tournament began yesterday evening with strong entries led by Rolland Peltchans of Kansas City. Notable results include Eppa defeating Edwards 6 4 6 3 and Pierson defeating Biss 6 1 6 1. Winners advance to the Nebraska match to play Kansas Nebraska doubles and singles.
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Lawrence
Kan
Kansas University
Tusha Rolland Peltchans
Kansas City
Foster
Nichols
Jones
Newman
Franklin
Pierson
Nebraska
Kansas-Nebraska
Atagles
Long Sticks By Boston In National League Trade Rumor
Boston and Chicago figures discuss player moves as rumors swirl over a White Stockings pitcher and a key Boston hurler. Officials dispute value while sightings place target players in transit toward next season. Strong names surface amid street chatter and station gossip.
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Boston
Gettie Herman Loghes
Kostas
Clarl GriMich
Chi
White Stockings
iMilinars
Fermen
Long
Farifrith
Cuincy House
Chicago
Tlm
Saas
Oritith
Billings
Welland
Honton Sawhan
Syracuse Dineen
Brendent
Johneen
Fitz Anxious to Fight in Circle Ambitions and Hopes
San Francisco reports Fitz is eager to return to the ring after novelty arrivals from New York. Kennedy says Fitz seeks a fair chance to prove himself before onlookers and may meet the winner of the Jerry-Feulin contest in upcoming plans.
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Vanes Century Club
New York
Carter
Jathon
Huhity
Fite
Bene to Meet Duffy and Dusty in Busy Card Mania
A fragmented 1920s style report describes Bene meeting Duffy and Dusty in a preliminary bout chainpion Frank Frns to defend title. Mentions Art Sims Dantralt Cetolsera and Gantry era as part of the circuit. References to daily events, ring attire, and upcoming matches with unclear dates or venues.
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Martin Dusty
Toca
Itgiet
Frank Frns
Owith Art Sims Dantralt
Cetolsera
Airey
Dave Barr
Soren the Sun
Egan
Detroit
Missouri Tigers Captain Resigns Amid Turmoil
Falley Houx, Missouri Tigers captain at the University of Missouri, resigns the team surmised to be due to internal strife. The crack and key players, including Dudley and Gordon, face uncertain futures as controversy explodes around selection and leadership amid the Oct 1 dispatch from Columbia Missouri.
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M.S. Columbia
Falley Houx
Missouri Tigers
Tepa Sroe
Jua
Ttey
Dudley
Gusta
Nod
Gordon
Tackie
Morris Park Races and Fateful Day at the Track
New York racing notes report a crowd pleaser with Splithrift winning the second and Joymaker taking the fourth race despite heavy betting. In St Louis a rider was knocked senseless when Wax Taper fell near the stretch as Candlemas Ethylene loomed. Nannie Nolan rode as favorite but Ubis and others shone in a dramatic card.
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Morris Park
New York
Splithrift
Joymaker
Trump
Keynote
O'Connor
Bessie McCarthy
St. Louis
Wnrough
Fair Grounds
Wax Taper
Tommy O'Brien
Boston Baseball Boss Selee Ends Managerial Run
Boston reports Frank Selee resigns after seven seasons as Boston National League manager amid turmoil and rumors of new leadership. Other notes include Henry Lyons and McGovern talks, Corbett to referee a November bout, and various Boston Milwaukee and Chicago roster moves and contract signings across the league.
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Boston
Frank Selee
Tase
Air Selec
Tresuner Billings
Conant
Kindlivet
New York
Maurice Herford
Harry Lyons
Terry McGovern
Young Corbett
Hartford
Harford
McGovern
Terry
Lyons
Lyons Agrora
Angel Braud Sullivan
Rush county farmers build elevators to ship wheat locally
La Cross Kan Oct 17 Rush county farmers organize elevators at Bison and Timken to ship their wheat. After county attorney J W McCormack convicted E J Smiley of a $500 fine and four months in prison farmers report better wheat prices, estimating the case added 1 500 000 to Kansas farmers. A long Missouri Pacific derailment at Otis left two engines wrecked and fourteen cattle killed but no serious injuries among passengers. Fred Groves, son of a real estate man, accidentally shot himself while handling a rifle, the bullet lodging near the heart and narrowly missing fatal injury.
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Timken
Otis
Rush County
Fred Groves
F. K. Groves
Wichita Water Company to Spend 80000 on Improvements
Wichita Water Company plans to expend eighty thousand dollars for urgent improvements. Work will begin within two weeks on Lawrence Avenue and nearby sewer and pipe upgrades. The project includes replacing wooden water mains with standard cast iron pipes, extending the main, and employing up to thirty workers, with completion targeted before January 1.
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Wichita Water Company
Wichita
Afey
Lawrance
Dougie
Hardconty Street
Lawrence Avenne
Aida
Anti Horse Thief Convention Opened in Independence
The Anti-Horse Thief Association of Kansas and the Indian Territory held its annual convention in Independence, Oct 17. William Dunkin gave the welcome address, with M J H Warner of Welch replying. Delegates from most Kansas counties and Indian Territory attended as crowds filled the city. A parade led by the Independence Concert band featured 700 horsem en. An onlookers shows how a horse thief is disposed of generated excitement and novelty.
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Independence
anti-Horse Thief Association of Kansas
Indian Terriary
William Dunkin
M. J. H. Warner
Welch
J. T
Kansas
Indian Territory
Indimouli
Independence Concert Band
Traveling men of Emporia take on Mormon topic
Emporia travelers complain after a sermon by Rev. Zimmerman of St. Mark's Lutheran church titled The Blormons. He delivered a researched talk on Mormon history, saying Mormons in some regions have a following and discipline that stirs local opinion.
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Emporia
Zimmerman
St. Mark’s Lutheran Church
Smith's Green Mountain Renovator Promoted in Vermont
An advertisement extols Smith's Green Mountain Renovator from St Albans Vermont. It claims physicians have long prescribed the pure vegetable preparation to purify blood strengthen digestion erase pimples and fade blemishes. The factory emphasizes fresh root and herb ingredients sourced locally to ensure quality.
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Green Mountain Renovator
Sir. Aesman
Traveling men spark church scandal amid remarks
In a rural church the preacher commented that some traveling men have wives in every city they visit. The remark caused an audible commotion and two traveling men in the congregation have withdrawn. Steps are planned to bring the matter before the United Commercial Travelers Association with strong resolutions. Reverend Zimmerton is away at a Wellington church meeting.
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Speors
United Commercial Travelers’ Association
Zimmerton
Wellington
Abolish Premium Stamps In Emporia Merchants Pact
Emporia vendors joined a citywide agreement under a $100 forfeit to stop issuing premium stamps or any gift enterprise or advertising scheme beyond regular trade methods. The move follows a Federation Woman's clubs resolution from Marion Kansas urging an end to prize contests.
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Emporia
Federation Woman's Clubs
Marion
Kan
Fort Scott Glass Plant Offer Promises Jobs and Site
An Indiana Glass Co proposes to locate a glass factory in Fort Scott Kansas. The plan, addressed to the Fort Scott Commercial Club, requests a $19000 bonus and a three mile site. The offer highlights railroad access and proximity to coal fields, and says the plant would use natural gas with its own gas manufactured.
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Fort Scott
Kan
Indiana Glass Company
Profira Cons
Bold daylight robbery at Cave Springs store
In Galena on Oct. 12 two masked men robbed Stanford's store at Cave Springs two miles northeast. Archie Stanford faced gunpoint while one robber rifled the cash drawer taking $50 in silver and $150 in currency. The pair escaped into the timber. officers chase them as of last night.
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Galena
Cave Springs
Stanford
Archie Stanford
Young Stanford
Remarkable Potatoes and Prisoner Returns, Fort Riley to Shawnee County
Irregular OCR notes describe a large potato shape, farm growth claims, and a guardhouse robbery recovery at Fort Riley. Separate briefs report four Fort Riley escapees returning or surrendering. John Turner found dead with two gunshot wounds amid family disputes. another fatal stabbing in Shawnee County involving an intoxicated man.
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Buicide
Fort Scott
John Turner
F Pleasanton
Kan
Fragmented Signing Note in SPL Context
The readable parts reference signing and funding concerns for SPL and Geert with material already under contrast, indicating ongoing budget or contract issues and uncertainty about funding and support.
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Geert
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