Beloit Women Entertain with Feuat of Reason in Beloit
In Beloit on Oct 21 a social event enlivened year end gatherings. The West Side History club and related Beloit groups hosted a reception banquet with Mrs. James Humphrey of Junction City speaking on women’s work. Attendees wore purple and gold, and the program praised achievements amid society circles.
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Beloit Society
Beloit
Te Beloit Weat Side History Club
Hound Robin
Mental Culture
Ad Volona Socal Eice
Library Club
Cunker City
Kansas State
Soccial
Selynes
West
Ieryth
Washburn Triumphs Over Ottawa In Close Contest
Washburn defeated Ottawa 10 to 5 in a hard fought football game. Ottawa showed strong first half play aided by the wind, while Washburn answered with heavier line power and stout defense. Key plays included a late touchdown by Washburn after sustained offensive movement and standout efforts by Bishop, Bramley, Hughes, and Lambertson on defense and offense.
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Washburn
Ottawa
Leama
Washburnites
Waahburn
Cratke
Galt
Gectied
Ehuwn
Oituws
Arabereaon
Fae Sivats
Anashen
Awaehburn Nicudhy
Tae
Inverfer—Ence
Stati
Bramley
Hughes
Lambertson
OtLiwa
Mimwa
Elyria
Barnett
Cuawe
Bart Gates
Wee Walhaen
Tims Hughes
Finlay
Stewart
Weil
Lark
Mika Gephirt
Wandburn
Hieard Barrett
Hig
Tip Wteelent
Dear Low
J. Eatemas
Bart
Inessnes
Kansas 29 Drake 6 in rough early football clash
Lawrence Oct 2 Kansas 29 Drake 6 in a hard fought game marked by fumbles and strong runs. KU led 6 0 after first half then pulled away with two more touchdowns and a successful goal, while Drake struggled to advance and saw key plays thwarted by turnovers.
Scrappy Quarter Sparks Narrow Football Defeat
Riniie fumbled but Tucker recovered as Smith carried him over for a try. Smith added a goal but the game was halted early with Tucker exhausted, Algie replacing him. Drake defended firmly while Avery forced a score, leaving the tally at 29 to a yo in H. Whiffen, Lawrence.
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Lawrence
Kam
Drake
K. U
Down
Tucker
Frank
Bliss
Yaris Snyder
Oetke
Moors
Avery
Yatta
Drakers
Joker
K. 1
Siyder
Butch
Ian Downs
Ister K Uc
Smith
Wan
Wad
Pell
Luces
Snyder
Files
Oclke
Oslke
Cielke
Asvin
Toker
Owens
Knyder
Riniie
Tacker
Algie
Amith
H. Whiffen
Ae Taen
George Potter
Matt It
Yale 6 Wisconsin Tie Marks Narrow Grid Battle
New Haven and Madison battled to a 6 to 6 draw as Wisconsin used strong defense and late drives. Yaleback Richards replaced Chunwick at tailback and contributed key runs while Wisconsin’s line held firm, forcing punts and blocking several Yale kicks.
Missouri U Over Nebraska 11 0 In Western Intercollegiate Clash
Missouri University defeated Nebraska 11 to 0 in the Western Intercollegiate contest. The game featured persistent Missouri pressure, injuries to four players, and a final push that left Nebraska scoreless at the end of the first ship.
Forest of Red Burns Described by Captain Waters
Captain Joe Waters says Kansas is a forest of red burns with sections showing rapid improvement. He notes many stay in towns yet the entire state reveals prosperity, with growing places and rising activity indicating a statewide recovery. Burdock bile and TerrVane remedies are mentioned in passing.
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Joe Waters
Kansas
Ana Enya
Burdock Binigenae
Hutchinson Salt Company Forgery Case Tied to Casberg
Carl Casberg allegedly swindled stockmen of Kansas City out of 5000 dollars and forged a contract purporting to be signed by Kansas Salt Company officers for medical salts. He copied minutes and forged notes for 25000 dollars, with Joab Mulvane of Topeka named as guarantor. Kansas City capitalist held the papers as collateral for a loan.
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Hutchinson Aupacca
Hutchinson, Kan
Salt Company
Joab Mulvane
Topeka
Kansas City
Jeney
Casberg
Atlantic
Casbers
Kansas Salt Company
FIGHT ON MORGAN IN STATE PRINTING ROW
The Flambeau Bulletin accuses State Printer Morgan of bias against non Republicans. It alleges a Pop bookkeeper kept a towel contract and a brother Pop received the order. Hale Ledger editorials quote James Swayne and claim Morgan delays action while Pop executives press charges.
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Flambeau Club
Morgan
pMice
Flambeau Bulletin
Editoriata
Bulletin
Nambeau Club
McKinley
Ottawa
W. Y
Quear Swayne
Club
Haleletin
Brother Pop
State Printing Office
County Clerk's Office
Mr. Swayte
Two Merry Tramps and Georgia Minstrels at Crawford Theater
Dramatic events announce two nights of Two Merry Tramps at Crawford Theater with band orchestra male quartet Arabs troupe and vaudeville features. Prices range 50 to 15 cents. Wednesday Georgia Minstrels arrive with about fifty performers and acrobatics trick riding wire walking comedians singers and eight end men plus Alabama quartet. Josh Simpkins returns with a band for Thursday and Friday as a parade and street show accompanies the performances.
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Crawford Theater
Trichard & Pringte
Georgia Minstrels
Alabama
Josh Simpkins
Scrofula Inherited Blood Trouble Promised Cure
A vintage medical ad describes scrofula as a stubborn inherited blood disorder. It claims only a deep remedy can reach and cure the disease, touting Swift's Specific as the ultimate treatment and asserting dramatic recoveries from severe cases.
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Charlie
Tors
Swift
S.S.S
Swift Specific Co
Atlanta
Iowa Volunteers Arrive Safe in San Francisco from Manila
Fifty first regiment of Iowa volunteers totaling four hundred men and forty six officers arrived in San Francisco aboard the Senator from Manila. One death reported Edward Kissick from Texas died of dysentery. An accident injured Edwin Statler and Homer Read during storm conditions near Nagasaki. Passengers faced typhoon seas but ship stayed intact. Adjutant General Byers and 306 Iowa citizens greeted the troops at the Golden Gate. Troops to be housed at Presidio and will muster out in about three weeks.
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San Francisco
Iowa Volunteers
Wolonel J. C. Lopez
Manila
Trinsport
Edward Kissick
Oxkalones
Nagesagi
Edwin Statler
Company M
Homer Read
Nagasaki
Statler
Read
Amurh
Empress of Ie
Byers
Iowa
Stow
Golden Gate
Russell and
Morgan
Presidio
Des Moines
Funston to Return to Philippine Campaign
General Funston plans to stay in the army and go back to the Philippines after visiting Kansas. A War Department telegram says the growing volunteer force may allow further service as brigadier general, with orders to return to the Philippines when convenient. He discussed the matter with supporters, and notified his wife of acceptance.
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San Francisco
Funston
Philippines
Kansas
War Department
Department
Secretary of War
Kannas
H.C. Corbin
Charicelion Snow
Vernon L. Kellogg
Leland Stanford, Jr
University
University. At the Conclition of the Conference General Funston
Heroes Honored at Strong City Homecoming Parade
Large crowd in Strong City on Saturday cheered Harvey Hatten Lew Gondie Arwed Holmberg and other Manila veterans as they returned from service. Ovations also went to Robert Monroe and fellow soldiers from Santiago Twenty-first and Twenty-second. Parade spanned about 1.25 miles with floats and horsemen, ending at Cottonwood Falls then back for ceremonies. A banquet at the Dank Hospital fed hundreds with donated provisions. The town buzzed with celebration into the night as residents outdid each other in festivities.
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Strong City
Harvey Hatten
Lew Gondie
Arwed Holmberg
From
Manila
Alan
Robert Monroe
Santiago
Cottonwood Falls
Topeka Woman President Dr Ida C Barnes To Preside
The state convention of the Young Women's Christian Association closed Sunday with a farewell service at First Presbyterian Church led by State Secretary Aen Radford. Delegates from Shawnee, Topeka and nearby gathered as officers and committee members were named, including Nelle Goodrich and Ag Vive.
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Third View
McCalone
Radford
Se Treswine
Nelle Goodrich
Ag Vive Committee of
South Africa Echoes and World War Tensions Rise
The report notes British and Dutch reactions to Kruger and the war, with mention of bread-bakers to Africa, streets in Johannesburg, seizing of assets, and calls for aid. It highlights strained equal rights, Canadian and English press stances, and increasing European military preparations, including British mobilization, Russian aims, and a naval build‑up.
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Traly
Kriger
Dao
Boul ‘Africa
Johannesburo
Butes
Bates
Seesen
Lord Rothschild
Red Cross
Londen Newe
Kruger
Wbrigat
Orange Free State
Chieu ‘Priveme
South
Asies
Lamdon
Tandon
Ty Butirelner
Bae Aine
Cape Tima
Hoer Forest
South Africa
Srenchman
Pogate
Baer
Carlif
Datehies
To Meet All Comers
New York dispatch reports London asking why large reinforcements depart while Natal victories suggest smaller forces would suffice. The mystery grows with rumors of Russian troops not occupying Herat early, and informed men noting unsettled factors.
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New York
Tribune
London
Vietory
Natal
Fatus
Parte
Herat
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Nebraska
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Chicago Jockey Club
J. Dugan
Harry Nutter
Hawthorne
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Patrick M. Bayilie
Gwensboro
Toe Waters
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Republican Flambeau Club
Hawkeyes
U. S
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Ida C. Barnes
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Les Seamans & Benedict
Broadway, N. Zs
J. F. Myers
Wyckott, Seamans & Benedict
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Sandra
Gibraltar
Africa
Cr. W. Kohl
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