Football Season Opens With Ottawa Kansas Medics in Topeka
On the gridiron the season opens next week with Ottawa University facing Kansas Medical College in Topeka. Washburn meets the Haskell Indians at Lawrence. Coaches include Outland at K U and Warren Gill at Washburn. The Medics, Indians, and Washburn loom strongest as contenders for the pennant in a reshaped league era.
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Writes of Stratton Remembered by Topeka Man
Eugene B. Stotts recalls W. B. Stratton the Colorado mining millionaire who died this week. Once a carpenter and painter in Colorado Springs he rose from day laborer to mine operator, shaping Cripple Creek history with grit and chance.
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Stratton's rise from miner to millionaire and a life of charity
The narrative recalls W. S. Stratton who turned a gold stake into a vast mine, selling to British investors for ten million while facing pressure to abandon weaker claims. He is praised as Colorado Springs’ greatest citizen, a friend to the poor, a humanitarian who valued wealth as a gift from the Creator and gave generously to children and the public.
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Culp of Kansas for ceremony post sparks playful debate
A St Louis Dispatch piece playfuly touts Col Culp of Kansas as a future secretary of ceremonies for the world’s fair, framing him as shy and modest while mocking rivals and praising his potential to helm the parade from behind the scenes. The comic portrait cites Ingalls’s Kansan ideal and imagines Culp’s restrained public profile amid ceremonial bustle.
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Local Cartoons Sketch Last Week’s News In State Journal
A Sunday page highlights a cartoonist’s take on recent state events. Panels depict political moves, local frictions, and community moments with humorous, pointed commentary. Readers see familiar figures in timely scenarios.
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