Salina State Firemen Tourney Attracts 200 Competitors
The Saline Salina Salina state firemen tournament drew over 200 entrants with more than seventeen teams represented by delegates. Abilene captured the top prize a trumpet worth 25, with times 24 2 3 seconds. Clay Center tied for second, Concordia and Wartime also noted. The event continues with championships to be decided today.
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Kak
Tept
W. T. Short
Janetion City
Perean
Anor Eames Chaysconter
ReSretary
Tremburer
Howe
Judie
Cine Concordia
Local rural mail carriers elect officers and delegate
Entperm siti reports the Kanken Rural Post Office association electing C. Collin H. B. Smith wife Moore and Q. Chaucer as officers for the year with J. Ko Hursh Twit chosen as delegate to the Chicago postal convention. Postmaster Unmer and several others addressed the assembly praising standard free delivery and instructing the delegate to push better services at the convention.
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Entperm
Sour
Siti
Kanken Rural Pree Dexvery Association
A C. Collin
Argunia
Promident
H. B. Smith
Emporia
View Provident
Moore
Wichm
Q. Chaucer
Leavenworth
Semriars
J. Ko Hursh- Twit
Predonia
Chicago
Unmer
Hovsevelt
Inter
Trusty Sneaks Away From State Prison
Frank Myers in Lan Kan state prison yard escaped while a trusty. Three other trusties also fled last night, prompting a manhunt. Officials say the escape hinges on the penitentiary gates being left open as authorities pursue the fugitives and review security procedures.
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Leavenworth
Was
Frank Myers
Lan
Wetheniay
Trewan
Will Trest Directly With Washington for New Treaty
Direct talks with the Washington government are planned to secure a treaty considered equitable by the negotiating party. The move signals a push toward formalized terms and mutual concessions in the upcoming diplomatic engagement.
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Herat
Wanted Men Who Work in Kare States Demand
A big demand for labor across Kare, with the state free employment bureau flooded by applications. Coffeyville vitrified brick plant seeks ten workers earning 1.60 to 3.75 daily. Hill City seeks threshing hands at $2 per day. Large harvest left many employed elsewhere, proving prosperity and ongoing need for able bodied men.
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Kare
Burma
Almont Daily
Coffeyville
City
Moyers
Hill City
Graham County
Han
Gerow
Garow
Karene le
Pharmacists Certificated in Concordia City
In Concordia Kun on Sept 10, twenty applicants sat the examination for pharmacist certificates. Ten passed, including R P Briggs Garnett RG Draper Greely G B Grimes Bowery J H Hilton Cottonwood Falls C I Hamilton F J Potter J M Reynolds Pitvons Ernestiee Emporia Gc Betlman Morganville A L Welty Neodewha.
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Pharmacista
Concordia
Kun
RP. Briggs
Garnett
RG. Draper
Greely
G. BE. Grimes
Bowery
J. H. Hilton
Cottonwood Falta
Hamilton
Tole
F. J. Potter
Able
Citt
J. M. Reynolds
Pitvons
Ernecstiee
Emporia
Gc Btliman
Morganville
A. L. Welly
Neodewha
Injured Victims Plan Lawsuit Against Government
Leavenworth Kan Sept 10 Victims of the Great Tind collapse are recovering and doctors say no deaths will result. About fifty people were injured today, many sustaining self inflicted damages against the government due to carnival committee permission to erect the stand on the separation.
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Sam
Leavenworth
Kan
Jore
Tess
Lands Under Bonds in New York Chinatown Departure Case
Sam Hosung, a wealthy Chinese merchant from Demeretta, landed under bond after immigration officers detained Hokage, a British subject born on the island, for nearly a week aboard a ship under the Chinese exclusion act.
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New York
Sam Hosung
Demeretta
Hokage
Topeka Daily Notices and Local Happenings
District court opens, Judge McClintock returns from Colorado, and trust prices rise. Mra St John sick in Chicago. Turners consider buying property. Griswold recovering from stroke. Lukenbell files divorce petition. Washburn College opens with scarce rooms. weather hoped clear for fair. Philip Zimmerman gravely ill in Chicago. Topeka guests attend mining conference. Wedding noted in Topeka. conundrum posed by MacDonald. Sheldon and Plass return from Colorado with Pressey. trout and grouse caught. City blocks bond issues and contractor claims. several marriage licenses issued. Washburn football manager situation unsettled. car hits dog, animal killed.
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District Court
F.C. McClintowk
Colorado
St. John
Turners
Old Court House
J.P. Griswold
J . N. Lukenbell
Josie Lukenbell
Washburn College
Topeka
Philip Zimmerman
O'Neil
Chicago
Kansas City Journal
Peter McCull
Antenne
John MacDonald
New York
Anthquum Society
Australia
Charles M. Shéldon
TJ Norman Plass
Sherman Pressey
Washburn
Der
Pluk
Pressly
Tom Mick
Hayden
Arthurie Lanestrum
Nellie 5. Tohnson
F. E. Wendell
Ethel Meg Hammer
Elmont
Som
Frank Morn
Fillmore Street
Me Goodrich Files Suit Against City Electric Superintendent
Former city electric light plant superintendent Hr K Goodrich sues in the Supreme Court to oust successor Porter Mitchell and regain the post under the civil war veterans preference law. He claims the appointment lacked cause and asserts a two year term per ordinance. The case ties to a Geary county appeal and possible joint action with a similar suit.
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Hr. K. Goodrich
City Electric Light Plant
Supreme Court
Porter Mitchell
Bmitchett
Goodrich
Bergundthal
Geary County
Has Sold a Pile of Chamberlains Cough Remedy
A fragmentary 19th century items note long selling of Chamberlains Cough Remedy. The text also references a bankruptcy petition by Tsadore Michel son a New York jewelry maker after 30 years in John Street. A later item mentions an Ingalls Memorial Window in Atchison Kansas with a line from Senator Ingullas tribute.
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New York
Tsadore Michelson
John Street
Michelson
Ingalls
Atchison, Kae
Togalis
Ly Trenene
Aleda
Holman Hunt
Ingulla’ Evlory
Berk
Kentucky
Athletic Board Considers KU Nebraska Game Move
Lawrence Kan Wednesday’s initial athletic board meeting set seasonal football planning. Dr Nasemith gains full trainer authority, training quarters move to 120 Oread Ave, and Kansas City hosts the KU Nebraska game under consideration amid split sentiment on home versus away appeal.
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Athletic Board
K.u-Nebraska
Kansas City
Lawrence
Kan
Scotti
University of Kansas
Nasemith
Meretefore
Oread Avenue
Teld
Fearon
Admissron Inter Athletic Association
Ackermaing and
Hart
Hibs
Brumnmge
Pooler
Allen
Hicks
Cabin Fire and Assault Ties to Incendiary Local Causes
A damaged report details a cabin fire linked to incendiary thefts. Victor Rogers, a minister living at Camera, near Clyde, is suspected in a nearby assault on James Mo Stewart, a carpenter. A second body with a bullet wound was found near Clyde. Patrick Burns, a railroad laborer, is named as the deceased. The motive remains unclear but no connection to military camp activities is evident.
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Victor
Coin
Mike Rogers
Rogers
jJames Mo Stewart
Xen
Homers Waseiftoe
Ine Anon Fous
Clyde
Tne Beer
Patrick Burns
Baltimore and Ohio Denies Ultimatum From Employes
Officials dispute reports of a strike as the Baltimore and Ohio railroad employees resume talks led by D. F. Cottman. Of 140 demands, 137 are minor. top issues cover overtime pay, extra wage scales for doubleheading, and relief department joining terms. Managers Hass Loree Fitzgerald and Foley attend the discussions.
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Baltimore
Goverm
Sion
Baltimore& Ohio
Fall Toad
Simpur
Baltimore & Obio Railroad
Committee On
Relief Department
Aprist~ant
Hass
Loree
Pittsburg
Fitzgerald
Foley
Chienga Alvision
Wanted Furnished House with Reasonable Rent Offer
A terse notice seeking a furnished house with a minimum number of rooms, multiple conveniences, and a desirable location. The advertiser will pay reasonable rent for short terms and provides an address at 1 East Eighth Street for contact via FG Kelley.
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Kelley
East Eighth Street
Washington Bank Applications for Bond Retirement Action
National banks file requests to retire certain bonds as the Treasury Department notes a rise in bond circulation over months. Banks see higher profits in selling bonds than holding them, with about 1.125 million in refunds to be circulated this month.
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Washington
Sept
Andy Waranal
Te Leamiry
Banka
Cirevlaion
Mrs Hager the third and Hagan family deaths noted
Guthrie Oklahoma resident Mrs Jennie Hager dies at home after a long Hagan family year with three deaths in the clan. Sister of Queene Hagan of Topeka, she joins Horace Hagan and Rev James Hagan as recent losses in the Guthrie area. Also mentions Empress Dowager portrait plans and a separate case involving Miller Bros. at a ranch in Ohio.
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Hagan
Jennie Hager
Guthrie
Okla
Peking
Kate Auilos
Carl
St. Louis
Tiss Dalntiem
We Poral
Conger
Calind Fee
Carl Mas
Paduce
Mies
Hal
Marysville and Center Club Basketball Score Report
Marysville faced Smith Center in a contested game with a final score of 31 to 34. The report notes injuries and medical cautions linked to on court incidents and references treatment by Dr. Adam Rupin, a long-time local practitioner, with emphasis on rapid recovery and safety measures.
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