Hutchinson Veterans Attend Camp Lawton Event
Hutchinson Sept 2 Veterans at Camp Lawton gathered despite rain to hear Gen John C Black Illinois speak on duty and patriotism. A W Smith spoke at campfire urging action and traditional values while speeches by JM Dursmore and others echoed political themes. The crowd enjoyed musical interludes from Molladass Military Band and the Kansas Twentieth Band amid a lively public gathering.
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A. W. Smith
Molladas
Hutchin
Kansas
Jok C. Black
Ilinois
Black
Pid
JM. Dursmore
Kansas Boys
Belated H B White Adresses Large Meeting Crowded
In a crowded Beloit venue, H B White addressed an enthusiastic audience amid a tense mood. The event drew a large turnout as speakers urged support and outlined plans, with local officials noting strong community turnout and interest.
Breidenthal at El Dorado Afternoon Speech
A chaotic report describes a man named Ehart injured in an attack with a hammer after an animal incident. Police attendance was summoned. recovery looked unlikely by night. The piece also notes Breidenthal Gresham speaking amid rain, praising practical banking policy.
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Gresham
Pallican
Tatler Scare
Arcunged
Tor
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Breidentnad
I. Gevaneree
Marinenog
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Mr. Breidenthal
Ublicans
Otter Banks
Ues Cer
Buffalo Bill and Teddy At Salina Street Fair Draw Crowds
About 18 000 visitors attended the Salina street fair on Thursday with large crowds and camps around in mud early morning. By night the crowd swelled beyond capacity, forcing many to sleep at the depot while the event continued.
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Salina Street
Salina
Glasco Bank Posts Strong Preliminary Showing
Glasco State bank reveals a near ninety thousand dollar deposit total with paid in capital around zero. About 300 depositors, of which 236 are men and 49 are women. F. L. Ala Sheet retires as cashier in late October, to be succeeded by G. Bernard formerly with the Glasco public schools. J. Ainraworth plans to relocate to the Pacific coast.
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Glasco Institution
Glasco State Bank
F. L. Ala Sheet
G. Bernard
Pee
Glasco
J. Ainraworth
Pacite Coast
Beloit Catholic church construction awarded for 35000
Beloit to build a new Catholic church with an estimated cost around 35000. Nelson and Tullen of Topeka win the contract. building will start soon and be finished after completion of other related work. Donations cover unspecified sand and gravel.
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Beloit
Nelson & Tullen
Topeka
Cresceus Wins Five-Heat 20,000 Trotting Race at Readville
Cresceus the king of stallions won the 20,000 trotting race at Readville in five heats. Charley Herr pushed the favorite Cresceus hard, taking the lead early and again late, but Cresceus surged in the stretch to finish first with Benton M. and Arion close behind. The track was fast and the crowd numbered over 6,000 spectators.
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Cresceus
Massachusetts
Game Os
Charley Herr
Hie Star
Creaceus
Lexington
Lax
Datta Cab
Arion
Bretton Bog
Micon
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Wikinepanyite
Vincents
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Obaretton
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Inter
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Aiken Wien
Iba
Louth
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Creare
Fou Opal
Chaclex Harram Arion
Gut
Crescius
Herr
EK VU
May meet Ow pins Ga field Fale Princeton game likely in New York
May meet event hints at a football contest between teams tied to Princeton and Ga field. Ragged OCR shows scattered fragments. probable location New York, date unclear. Core entities include Princeton and Georgia, with a planned game in a major city, but details are uncertain due to text damage.
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New York
Man
Ton
Princeton-Rivalry Likely Off Campus Over Transportation
Leading advisers at Coll amable University push to move a key contest to a neutral field to avoid travel issues. Princeton favors an away game due to inadequate rail facilities in the college town, with Pennsylania Railroad delays anticipated for large crowds. Officials expect decisive moves by November 17.
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Anhdal
Princeton
Pennsylania
College Town
Mack
Tigers
New Haven
Star Bright colt sale and race note
John E Madden plans to dispose of Star Bright for $15000. In a handicap race Star Bright showed class, galloping warmup in blankets, then just edged Decanter by a head after Odom cracked the whip at the sixteenth pole. Mae oe Sept. 21 release notes the colt's noted speed.
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Madden
Mae Oe
Seeder
Epa
All
John E
Star Bright
Odom
Decanter
Yale Veteran McBride Takes Charge Of Yale Eleven
Yale’s new head coach Malcolm McBride arrived in New Haven and assumed control of the Yale football eleven. The squad held its first practice game with two full elevens ready, trainer Murphy assisting. Hale scored Yale’s first touchdown of the year on a plunge through a strong rush line as McBride and staff prepared the team for the season. Nearby, Wichelms and Adams arrived with other freshmen and varsity players, as the squad begins shaping to the third oval. In racing news, Hutchinson plans a fall meeting with a new track and $25 to $1,600 purses, while Kentucky horseman McDowell reports sales and wins across his string. Frederick W. Murphy leaves New York for Columbia, Missouri, as noted coach moves.
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Marto
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Ee Me
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New Haven
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Yale
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Perry Hale
Theollege
Wichelms
Adams
Blood purifier claims quick build up of blood
No external symptoms but the blood is described as thin and run down. The advertisement asserts S. S. S. purifies blood, restores appetite and strength, and relieves nervousness with a vegetable formula free of minerals. It invites readers to request a free book and consult physicians at No charge for medical advice from Swift Specific Co. ATLANTA GA.
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TLE Swift
Atlanta
Former Brown captain to coach Missouri eleven this season
Former Brown University captain seen in Providence on a westward route coaching Amherst College and Amherst agricultural elevens. He heads to Columbia Missouri to study medicine and coach the Missouri University eleven as they prepare to challenge western rivals for the championship. He is praised as a top Brown player who built the Brown eleven into a strong unit.
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FR. J
Amherst College
Amherst Agricultural
Columbia
Missouri University
Murphy
Thas
Brown
Western Collegians
Rivalry Match Ends Close As Elliott Dominates
J A R Elliott of Kansas City and Pratik Panneien from this area contested a tight scoring duel in a key rivalry. Elliott hit multiple long twos and free throws, finishing near the top, while Parmielee and White faced heavy pressure from the other side. The incomplete report notes a high tempo clash with several tied moments and a final 96 point tally on questionable notes.
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J. A. R. Elliott
Kansas City
Pratik Panneien
Cris Itibott
Parmielee Han
Elliott
Baptist Rally Week At First Church Promises Home-coming Work
A Baptist rally week at First Church led by Rev Be Channel features a Sunday school rally at 9:00 am followed by a school sermon. Friday night includes a Woodie Nights event with speaker Miss Mary G Burdette of Chicago. The program shifts to education and church themes with an evening service.
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Salendar
Be Channel
Mary G. Burdette
Chicayo
Bob’ Burdett
United States
Queen's Own Cavalry Display amazes crowds in Buffalo
The Sixteenth regiment of Lancers, proudly titled The Queen's Own, showcases elite skills and horsemanship. Riders dash at speed, perform precise cuts and feats of dexterity, thrilling spectators with polished martial drills and graceful maneuvers.
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Wa West
Congress of Rough Riders
Sixteenth Regiment of Lancers
Apeelarly
Queen's Own
BT. George
Queen Victoria
Cody
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