Five Missing Children Reported in Kansas City Area
Kansas police report five missing children under ten years old from Kansas City Kansas area. Henn Kitehel and Ralph Kitehel ages 18 and 6 have not returned home at 822 Riverview Avenue. James M. Chisham reported his 9 year old son missing from 92% Splitting Avenue. Sertrida Hill, 7, of 190 Obie Avenue, was seen leaving with Blanche Briggs. Details note clothing and companions as police search continues.
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Kansas City
Kan
Harry
Ralph Kitehel
Riverview Avenue
A.A. Kitehel
James M. Chisham
Boulder
Splitiog Avenue
Hon
Sertrida Hill
Obie Avenue
Ares
Blanche Briggs
Baume
Infant's Death Revealed in Pittsburg Burdened Suicide Claim
Coroner investigates death at a young woman's home on East Twentieth Street. Jury finds the infant born alive during a troubled labor, the mother the operator of the household, and the family recounts the tragedy as the mother returned to her duties.
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Pittsburg
Thrawie
East Twentieth Street
Arteney Warde
Birode
Girard
Bern
Botti
Enrollment at University of Kansas falls under count
Enrollment at the University of Kansas for the fall term shows an increase over the date of the report. Despite the late date, the next week is expected to bring rapid growth as the term progresses, with EK U Lawrence noted in the update.
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EK. U. Tawrence
Kan
University of Kan
Todey
Fire at Wichita disrupts stock and work payments
A blaze near Wichita damaged stock and halted billing as three workers were partially covered by insurance. The joint flood relief committee chaired by De Charles J. Van Porecata met at Convention Hall to discuss checks for recent mobilization funds. About 476 400 was distributed in Armourdale, mostly in cash, to residents.
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Wichita
East
Harry Bune
Mae
Esarsnes
Aroniensrabiele Ey Kady
Charles J. van Porecata
Taate
Armourdale
Aris
Armourdais
McClenahan Elected At Domestic Agricultural Event
A fragmented report notes McClenahan being elected at a regional agricultural gathering. The piece mentions relief funds, the Kansas City relief committee, and a focus on agricultural institutions and stock judging. It references Tarkia, McClenahan, and several educational and agricultural figures in a brief, unsettled summary.
Andrew a Sent to Jail in Diamond Package Theft
Sept. 15. Andrew Wielette and Sampson Wells Fargo man are jailed on charges of stealing a dream package containing a diamond flag valued at 130. A $1,000 bond was posted for appearance as the case heads to district court. Also noted is the arrest of Dr. W. H. Owen on Adritein charges amid a raid underscoring a crackdown by prohibitionists. Readme’s annual reunion and a harvest home picnic near the city closed business houses. judges and congressmen addressed attendees despite rain.
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Andrewa
Wielette
Sept
Andrew Wis
Dodge Alexander
Hoth Andrew
Sampi
Fargo
Olathe
T. U
I County
Readme
Harvest Home
J. G. Hattebinson
W. Z. Jetany
W. & Kretainger
Emporia
J. M. Miller
Council Greve
Old Settlers Reunion and Local Notes Across Kansas
Olathe reports an old settlers reunion with address vows and officer elections for next year. Wichita recounts a baby found abandoned near a buggy after an elocution contest. police placed the child in the children's home. Abilene notes Frank J. Ball to manage the Dewey Ranch with changes to staff. Deavenworth announces the death of Captain George Hirst, penitentiary guard and Civil War veteran.
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Olathe
New
M.D. Meher
F. F. Cue
Wichita
N. Calhoun
West Side
Priot Church
Perma
Calhoun
NLU
Dewey Ranch
Abilene
Kas
Frank J. Ball
Dewey
Kansas
Chauncey Dewey
Clyde Wilson
W. J. McBride
Chicago
Wilson
Halina
Eureka
Deavenworth
Kaw
George Hirst
Mitt
Caplan Hirst
Sedan
Grand Army
U. W
Rain Spoiled the Fain Mimwatha Event at Brown County Fair
Sept 14 Brown County Fair closed early due to rain after thirty seven years of success. Only Friday had good weather and drew several thousand attendees despite the disruption and grounds conditions.
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Brown County Flr
Terre Haute Judge Bans Questioning Kids in Court
A Terre Haute judge prohibits placing children on the witness stand in his court citing harm and confusion. He warns that such testimony can mislead juries and affect young witnesses, urging careful handling of cases involving neighbors or family. Meanwhile, travel ads list Great Western routes from Chicago to the Midwest with fares from 19 dollars, tickets available daily through November 7.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Judes Rowley Hee
Uber
Chicago
Great Western
Kansas City
St Paul
Mine
Duluth
Sue Renner
Ashland
Madwonsterville
Faribault
Minnesota
Ember
Geo. W. Lincoln
West Ninth Street
UnclearBaltimore Transit Fare Adjustment Notice
Fragmentary notice indicates fare adjustments related to trips to Baltimore with a base fare plus $2.00 for a manual or associated fee. Mentions payment of $100 and a contact at Gee Vincels in Kansas City Missouri for further information.
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Baltimore
St Western Wi
Kansas City
Baseball News From The American League Standings
Washington catcher Kittridge stars as Detroit leads club batting while Boston tops fielding. Lajoie appears set for the batting title with Dougherty and Crawford close behind. Eleven or twelve players remain in the select class of the league’s best batters, with several teams and pitchers leading in various categories.
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New York
Cate
Napoleon Lajaly
Lajaly
Asich
Lajole
Shin
Dougherty
Heston
Cincinnati
Bam Crawford
Detroit
Barrett
Wather
Thuune Crawford
Bel
Philadelphia
Rogton
Cleveland
Chicago
New
Philadephia
Howell
Deering
Kittridge
Washington
Clarke
Lom
Ematly Lende
Mana Daal
Freeman
Boston
Segeton
Elaine
Lou Dillon Fifth Mile Trot Sets 2 02 Time at Cleveland
The famed trotter Lou Dillon, driven by Millard Saunders, shattered records on a Glenville track matinee in Cleveland. She powered the mile in 2 08 and finished with a 20 second last quarter, amid a large crowd cheering the performance and noting her as the world’s tautest trotter.
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Goss
Cleveland
Dillon
Maud
Glenville
Bax
Lau
Millard Batdars
Elne
C.K. GQ
Bulli
Monk
Monk and Fo She Dal 18 Road Bros
Louw Dilton
Smund
Ken
Peinaris
Saunders
Ralf
Mecy
St Janets
Lou Dillon
Abe
McCoy
IieMeehasnplon
Tanner
Greatest That Ever Was at Pittsburg Pennant Stand
New York columnist cites Pittsburg’s pennant victory under Barney Dreyfuss and Hans Wagner. Observations praise the club’s talent, perseverance, and strategic use of remaining players to reclaim glory. The piece honors Wagner and the team’s surprising dominance in a season that stunned rivals.
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New York
Nea Manton
Pittsburg
Diane Wagner
Barney Dreyfuss
Hans Wagner
Mare
Detroit
Felding
Baltimore
Brooklyn
Tommy Ryan a Hero in St Louis Drive Incident
In St Louis a chaotic Saturday afternoon scene unfolded as Tommy Ryan, world champion middleweight and boxing instructor, intervened with presence of mind during a car incident involving prominent sports figures. The event arose after a game between the Chicago White Sox and St Louis Browns, with Orthwein and H W Lanigan among those aboard, culminating in a hurried, chaotic transport near Grand Avenue and Natural Bridge Road.
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St. Louis
Tommy Ryan
Missouri Athletic Clad
Orthweln
Chicago White Sox
St Louis
Browns
Tuiph Orthwein
American Baseball Club
H. W. Lanigan
St Toulo Star
Sack O'Conner
Grand Avenue
Natural Bridge Road
Orthwtin
Grand Lea
Grim Beats Walcott in Six Round Boxing Showdown
Joe Grim defeated Joe Walcott in six rounds in Philadelphia, delivering a powerful body assault that left Walcott woozy and the crowd roaring. Grim controlled the pace with sharp rights, while Walcott’s defense and stamina were tested as he survived a fierce second round assault.
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Philadelunici
Joe Grim
Joe Waltcott Baturtay
State Athletic Club
Walcott
Grim
Joe
Ted Everslow
Hate
Walcott Baye
Ball Players Fight in Hotel Billiard Room Showdown
New York Nationals star catcher Jack Warner and Bresnahan clashed with others from the team in a fifth meeting at the Southern hotel billiard room on a Saturday night. Both sides retreated by mutual consent after heated words and a loud altercation that drew hotel guests. No clear provocation was reported and the incident ended without injuries or a clear winner.
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St. Louis
Jack Warner
New York Nationals
Bresnahan
Felder
Insyinwe
Center Meadow
Billard
Seturday
Warner
Breanahan
New York
Pittsburg Weakens a Triais in World Championship Talk
Pittsburg, Pa September 4. The proposed world championship series between Pittsburg and Boston is practically off per Harvey Dreyfus. Pittsburg would be free to enter the game with no fast left half pitcher. Doheny, who left the club, has been taken back but is in bad standing with owners amid questions on fitness after Chicago knocks.
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Pittsburg
Bossae
Harvey Dreyfus
Pitcitt Doheny
Jim
Umet
Chicago
Whitney to retire from English turf this season
News from England and American tracks report Whitney plans to retire from English turf at year end to devote attention to local racing circuits. He mentioned possible arrangements with Mr. Huggins and that his son remains in England as discussions continue.
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Whitney
Sheepshead Bay
England
Mr. Huggins
Harry
Huggins
American League doubleheader in St Louis ends split
In a Sunday twin bill at St Louis, the American League teams played a doubleheader against the St Louis club and Chicago. Attendance reached about 14 500 with Powell and Sugden and Patterson and Brattery cited as battery pairs. Second game details incomplete.
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Sv. Louis
St. Louis
Chicago
Ot ‘Louis
Ssagulhsonder
Eaitent
Gaenargen
Powell
Sugden
Patterson
Baseball Scores and Standings Across Leagues
A ragged recap notes American League and Western League standings with game write ups. It mentions St Louis Cleveland Boston Chicago Cincinnati and Kansas City results, attendance and batteries, plus Missouri Valley and American Association glimpses.
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Chicage Ovelsecotoria
Beara
Actuviaas Clevers
Yale
Owens Watraic Gitantend
White and
Sullivan
Panion
Mate
Resseu
Pet. Seri
Sonton
Hart
Saanaens
Cleveland
Gonding
Stig Eta
ST. Joseph
Ginde Ang McConpell
Jones
Duranees
Kansas City
Bt. Joseph
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Teran Light
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Brighton Beach Racing Asenciation
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Missouri Valley League
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OLA Septia
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