Polish priest visits Rochester prison inmate Czolgos
In Rochester the Polish priest Rev. Szardinski visited Leon F. Czolgose awaiting execution. The interview, conducted in Polish, touched on Czolgose’s Catholic faith as he weighs reembracing it. Szardinski offered Catholic literature but did not promise he would renounce anarchism.
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Auburn
Leon F. Ceolgoes
Mc Elnley
TS. Seardinski
Seartinski
Staniginn
Detroit
Gould
Rochester
Hin
Szardinski
Father Bearcticki
St Stanislaus Polish
Szarsinski
Georgosz
Priests Guard Silence On Notorious Czolgoss
Father Szardinski declines to discuss Czolgoss moral or religious status or whether advice was sought or given. Three other priests refuse to comment beyond noting familiarity with Czolgoss while confirming he is without the ban and an incorrigible, utterly worthless case.
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Codgoss
Stea
Cxolgoss
Szardinski
Ceolgoss
Cadgoss
Szard
Letocka
Seviza
Stadenon
Buller Relieved of Command in South Africa War
London reports Sir Redvers Buller has been relieved of command of the first army corps in South Africa. General White is to succeed him with General French to take effect when his services are no longer required. Details describe Buller’s failures at Ladysmith and reactions in Britain, including criticism of his conduct and potential peerage fate. The King shows interest amid ongoing Ladysmith controversy as the War Office confirms Buller’s relief.
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London
Redvers Buller
Gest
White
Buller
French
South Chatica
Prenchts
Hildyard
Riderance
South Africa
Ladysmith
Kitchener
England
First Army Corps
At & Tuas
Venacal Buller
George White
London Standard
Siigner
China
War Office
Redvers
Minnesota Wisconsin and Michigan On Par With East
Minnesota Wisconsin and Michigan appear on par with the East, standings showing competitive balance in early season play. Key games and player performances indicate a tight chase for top spots among major programs.
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Minnesota
Wisconsin
Michigan
Two Battles Loom as Penn State Travels East to Madison
The Western football season progresses with Minnesota, Michigan, Wisconsin, and Chicago in the championship mix while Penn State heads to Illinois and Wisconsin to meet Purdue and Minnesota. Illinois aims to counter Michigan and Minnesota in tactics as teams scout opponents for next Saturday’s key clashes at Madison and Champaign.
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Chicago
Wong
Whiteas
Wisconsin
Michigan
Minnesota
Lilinots
Calon
Cariish
Atichwan
Teul-En
Conmparihon
Ianate
Connie
Winconsin
Ans
Penns Noirenternet
Champaign
Minnesots
Iowa
Stunnespolla
Kansas
Madison
Buffalo
Ann Arbor
Purdue
Indiana
Biocomington
Obertia
Cornell
Ithaca
Notre Ces
Beloit
Nebraska
Amew
Young Corbett Luce Wins $500 at Faro Before McGovern Fight
Denver spectators watched Young Corbett II, known as The Kid, win $500 at the faro tables after learning from New York that his fight purse was short. He started with a $10 stake and kept betting until he had funds to last through the bout with McGovern.
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Faro
Denver
Young Corbett
New York
McGovern
Memphis
Tenn
Mabel Onward
Ellert
Tom Nolan
Frazier
Lou Vausha
Dan Patch
Joe Patchen
Captor
Neva’ Sisimens
COOLEY FOR FIRST BASE IN Seles Word To Boston Bosses
Boston dispatch reports Frank Seles urges Cooley at first base for the Boston club over Tenney for big money. Seles faults Tenney for off field conduct while noting Tenney’s managerial ambitions. Long to captain the team again, Lush kept in the outfield, Harmiston or Cooley to outfield, and a fast squad hoped, not a strong Pittsboro rival.
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Frank Seles
Topeka
Boston
Cooley
Tenney
Seles
Brown College
Selee
Beles
Long
Lush
Harmiston
Toston
Pittsboro
Glasco Accepts Challenge to Play Chapman for Big Purse
Glasco intends to meet Chapman in a televised challenge for a large prize. The offer calls for a game against any eleven from Salina Abilene Junction City Hope Herington Ghinea Clay Center or Fort Riley after twenty days notice with Thanksgiving preferred. If home players are used a fee from ten dollars to an agreed amount is charged to cover expenses. Glasco aims to prove its football town reputation with this decisive matchup.
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Timsco
Nas
State Journal
Chapman
Salina
Abs~lena
Junction City
Hope
Herington
Ghinea
Clay Center
Fort Riley
Glasco
Clasco
K. U
Lawrence
Kan
K. WU
Ssue
Wisconsin University Tearm
Madison
Althoush
Kansas
Outland
Chicago
Mutison
Kirkaville
Wisconsin
Davidunn
Twenty One Players Jump in National League Raids
President Johnson announces that the American Wengus have under contract twenty one National League players, with a slight increase likely before next season. The statement marks official inroads on the league rival as the two circuits intensify competition and follow last season's policy to weaken National League clubs in cross league matchups.
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Johunton
Chicago
Ban Johnson
Bean
Johnson
Rumors On Terry McGovern’s Health Surface
Rumors circulate that lightheavyweight champion Terry McGovern is fading after recent inconclusive reports. The chatter centers on his health and whether his form has peaked, with speculation about the fighter’s future and potential consequences for his boxing career.
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New York
Oct
Terry McGovern
Brooklyn Wonder Faces Tough Test From Young Corbette
Since reliable quarters note the Brooklyn wonder may not be in his prime, fans anticipate a hard fight in his upcoming bout with Young Corbette on wing play, forcing him to hustle and respond.
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Brooklyn Wonder
Young Corbette
Wing Fay
Washburn and Manhattan Set to Clash on Topeka Field
Washburn college and Manhattan agricultural teams will meet Saturday on Topeka field for the final game before the break. Washington Moors coaches Washburn and Manhattan’s lineup for the clash features heavy linemen and a contested backfield, with the Washburn star Wade Moore potentially a surprise.
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Washburn
Manhattan
Topeka
Washburn College
Manhat Agricultural
Weallburn
Agriculturista
Ie Libdsboro
Wade Moors
Wade Moors, Who Piayed As One of the Halfback Stara
Dozens of Fine Houses Under Construction in Kansas
In Kansas, numerous residences are advancing through the construction phase as homes rise across cities. Builders report steady demand, with several projects nearing completion and expected to add to local housing stock in coming months.
Beloit Growth Driven by Merchants and New Daily Call
Beloit sees rapid growth as Luis Bros. move large potato and cabbage shipments into the Missouri Pacific region. Beloit’s new daily publication the Call gains favor with steady ads. notable projects include a Catholic church roofing by Nelson & Tullen, a $65,000 Beloit church, and the remodeling of the Bank of Beloit building for Bunch Drug Co. New homes rise in cost from 1,100 to 7,000 dollars, while court house work nears completion for a November celebration.
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W. F. Kent
W. E B. Lang
H. C. Annan
Annan
Mitchell County
Cuthbert & Sargent
Topeka
Beloit
Mitchell County Court House
The
Call
Jones & Chubble
Daily Call
John A. Nelson
Nelson & Tullen
Nelson
Maine
Bedford
Indiana
Nelnon
Catholic Church
Kansas
Hecht
Hank of Beloit
Bunch
Ice Plant For Arkansas City and Local New Companies
Disjointed OCR notes report an ice plant project in Arkansas City Kansas with a new local company forming names Fryering Hopper Hunt Conard and others. Separate mention notes a Concordia meat market burglary attempt with a bloodhound trail and failed chase.
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Arkansas City
pArkansas City
Kan
Araus Rn Ice Company
Doan
Se Sore
Here Fryering, Co
Hopper
Hunt
Conard
Bot Iwalten
Wil
Lahore
Concordia
Kon
Cartney
W O T U Convention Opens in Ottawa Kansas
Delegates and visitors from other states gather as the state W C L U convention opens at the First Baptist church in Ottawa. National officers and state leaders arrive and plan sessions with welcome addresses from local officials and church members.
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Ottawa
Kan
First Baptist Church
Lillian Mr. Stevens
Maine
Anna Gordon
Evanston
Homl
Baldwiker University
FC. Herrick
University
Chautaudua
Comercial Club
Missionary
Moceth
Mem EP. Hutchinson
Hutchinson
Feary
Misa Nettle Parris
Smith Cetter
Promising Suit Filed in District Court
In Kan October 2 a $5.00 trench of promise suit was breh Med in the district court at TN Parish widow of the defendant's brother Pariah, recently married at Nevada, Merigan Alice Iresland Parish, one of the area’s residents said to be worth pensions for veterans and widows. The original title and parties include Centralia, Ditley, Bteriing, and other listed locals.
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Kan
Death of 89 year old boy from lockjaw in Kansas
Death report from Lockjaw Kansas notes Henry Thorn, 89, died after contracting lockjaw two weeks after an accidental foot wound with a .32 caliber rifle. He had shown improvement until sudden onset of tetanus led to his death.
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Lockjaw
Kan
Henry Thorn
Lmeel
Emma Abbott
Chicago
Seth Abbott
Ittger
Mr Abbott
Bast Lake City
Fortune for ex convict in hypnotic murder case
Wichita reports on Anderson Gray, an ex convict tied to a hypnotic influence scheme involving a Kansas City securities firm. The article details past pardons, land restitution, and a 1300 rental value estimate amid legal actions and associates linked to the case.
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Wichita
Kan
Anderson, Gray
Sumner Aeven
Yeaterda
Kansas City
Torncioerd
Tanetenas
Gray
Batory Ov
Morrill
ISG
Wand
Thief Captured and Held by Sheriff Moore
Fragmentary report describes a thief captured by Sheriff Moore and the horse recovered near Alma. The suspect was found in Ithehesx county. Further readable names include Herboldt and Alma, with unclear surrounding details.
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Julius Helpeide
Ara Soo
Moore
Alma
Ian
Herboldt
Noll
Itehesx
Rival Trusts Form for Battle Over Tobacco Industry
New York October 23 A committee of directors from Universal Tobacco and Havana Commercial plans to present to shareholders a restructuring and expansion strategy. The move signals rising antagonism toward Consolidated Tobacco. Imperial Manufacturing formed in Britain and Ireland to compete in Europe. In Lansing a Michigan supreme court decision upholds bicycle on sidewalk rights, stressing practical use for riders. No Cure No Pay appears in an unrelated ad.
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Big Tobacco
York
Ttts
Frank Tiford
Wm. H. Butler
Henry R. Wilson
Universal Tobacco Company
B. H. Hollins
Philip Lehman
R. R. Gavin
Havana Commercial Company
Corporston
Lansing
Mich
Supreme Court
Anna Lee
Port Hi
Bytts
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K. A
Young Corsett's
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Shaw
Water Color
Tom Kenny
Dublin
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Silverbrook
Alix
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Nancy Hawke
Abbot
Terre Haute
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Comiskey
St. Louis
Eddie McParland
Nations League
Philadelphia
Chicago White Stockings
Shettsline
Quakers
Denman Thompson
Worth
Cambrian
Weather Lear
Redfern Sr
J. B. Madden
Redfern, Jr
Kid McCoy
Andrew E. Watson
EM McCoy
Watson
McCoy
Jack Wilkes
Daly
St —Charles
Tom Duly
Sshron Daly
Brooklyn Cub
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Kansas News
Dr. Bull
Honnsea Hills
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Howe
Main St
Paterson
Ted
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W.O.T.U
Wansans
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Alto Roper
Centralia
Horas Ditley
Bteriing
Teitlemee
Pienreetia Atenbatn
Frei
Babe
Seale
Altamount
Keaton
Butile Bowalter
Bolt
Ig Fanvetmorsh
Sarah’ Él
Anderson Gray Regaina Vai Unde
Eeneas Land
Wellington
Pieter Ee
Maids Grove
Lous Schlotsinger
Carrie
Remington Typewriter
E.B. MacDowell
West 6Th Ave
Topeka, Kansas
San Francisco
Rock Island
Woontaens
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Klauer
California Fig Syrup CO
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