Fifteen Year Old Ottawa Girl In Truancy Case
A fifteen year old Ottawa girl and a younger brother fled to Missouri amid a truancy drive. Authorities report four youths from the family are back in school while others remain out. The county court indicates cases of truancy are rising and the compulsory school law is being enforced.
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Missouri
Ottawa
MMA
Afteen
Bey Mathve
Bentiter
Winury Huneriniens
Mattie
Alin
Stadt
Adams
Grealle
Seven Day Adventists Hold Observance and Local Notes
The Nortonville area hosts a Seven Day Adventist community with a well kept churchyard and cemetery in Beven Day houses. The article notes Adventists in Mully and Nortonville, mentions local bank staff not adherents, and reports three trainloads of Hereford cattle arriving at Brookville with buyers listed. Also covers Wichita’s postponed event and camp plans shifting to Friday or Saturday.
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Weahwey
Jouiun Wheeler
Nortonville
Mactonville
Mully
Almond Etter
Nastonvilla News
Ain Adventist
W. Babcock
John W. Harris
Elmnore
Helms
Atchiven Globe
R Wilean
William Greaney
Richard Cleverton
Brookville
Wichita
Kas
Defect in Truancy Law Trial In District Court
A county district court case this week involves Lewis Myers, a firm in district 17, who refused to file an affidavit regarding his children. He was arrested after failing to comply as the truancy law prompts. Judge Simons presided as trial proceedings proceeded Tuesday amid questions about parental responsibility.
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Lewis Mvlers
Nee Sleth
Fragmented sentence hints at district policy on school children ages
A partial notice notes that the district requires parents to provide information about their children's ages. The text is garbled but indicates a policy or rule related to student age reporting in the district.
Catamounts Said To Carry Off Lone Child
A missing nine year old girl from Leavenworth is feared dead after tracks and signs point to a den of wild cats nearby. Townspeople, led by Sam Henderson, search the area as authorities await confirmation that a wildcat or catamount carried off the child near the Latird hut. Neighbors with small children worry and a general alarm spreads over the community.
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Veter Laiard
Darth
Leavenwor
Sam Henderson
Doris Janie
Taney Myer
Notable Crimes and Accidents Across Kansas in Late September
Reports from Leavenworth, Winfield, Cowley and Kingman detail a murder arrest at a Kansas prison, a fatal horse accident near Grand Summit, and a threshing machine accident injuring a man who lost part of his foot. Authorities pursue murder charges in Hurston case. Local names include George Hurston, Willams Link, John Brock, and W H Messenger.
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Leavenworth
Kus
George Hiurnton
Kansas
Willams Link
Opel
Link
Hurston
Winfield
Kas
John Brock
Cowley County
Grand Summit
Brrock
Salvation Army Bowery campaign features boxing转
In New York on September 30 Salvation Army corporal ferlous Hilly Smith and his wife promoted a Bowery campaign with General Booth Tucker present. Smith described taking up boxing to fund his family and his conversion to Christianity, while wife Shya terious Smith—formerly Vaudeville—also shared the transformation tale. The piece blends campaign zeal with erratic reporting on Smiths past boxing life and the sales pitch of salvation over sport.
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New York
Salvation Army
Ferlous Hilly" Smith
Army
Bowery
Booth-Tucker
Salvation
Ettek
Billy Smith
Philadelphi
Bank Street
The
Aiassim
Ores
Fmith
Philadelphia
Argentine pension case tied to flood loss and years of service
The report describes Thomite J. Beard seeking a pension after a flood claim in Argentina. It notes prior Confederate service, enlistment, and later restoration efforts. Pension administration questioned eligibility and a special inquiry followed, influenced by flood news.
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Thomite J. Beard
Coealicy
Vendome Commindoner Ware
Bee
Hungardt Abadi
Bullg
Beard
Rungandt
Pemdor
Timbécmume
Anime
Wis
Milteing Ue Pribibision Ravte
Athens Ag
Fight on the gambler calls city council motion
Ranta City faces a petition urging the council to press Mayor Gilbert to close gambling houses citywide. A committee member proposes urging a referendum while black residents press for enforcement and investigations into the Mercantile Club and county officials. The mayor may be forced to act or oppose open violations as school educators seek oversight.
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Ranta City
Clotte
Roemberk
Hicard
Gilbert Haw
Mercantile Club
Beard of Education
Aw Hd Mercantile
Roosevelt rejects Miller dismissal in labor council talks
Washington September 2 President Roosevelt met with five members of the American Federation of Labor executive council led by Samuel Gompers to discuss the William A Miller case and broader labor issues. The president stated his decision to not dismiss Miller stands, stressing government employment must not be used to punish or discriminate against workers for union membership. He emphasized equal treatment of all citizens regardless of race, birthplace, or religion, and noted the case will be settled within administrative processes.
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Washington
White House
Roosevelt
Menibins
Exwtive Coubes
Gomper
Mitchell
Anintrs
Durkoe Wite
Boreman
W. A Miller
Government Printing Office
Bookbinders’ Union
Prest Gene
Bar Lendineee
Miller
Cee Acesident
Dianiss Miller
Bumuel Gempers
American Federation of Labor
Samuel Campers
Jaret Duncan
John Mitchell
James O'Connell
Frank Morrison
Wiliam A. Miller
United States
Askine
Oyaler Bay
Lin Ie
Aen Jh
Reyment
Prinelt
Texed
Cope Executive Council
American” Poderation of Labor
Te ArtAire
General Labor Movement
Aft
Bowman Returns To Yale Football Practice
New Haven reports Yale veteran fullback Bowman returned to practice after a dispute over scholarship. The Varsity lined up under coach Chadwick with new backs and linemen as they shuffled formations. A Spanish war era note closes the account with references to Yale Tufts game day observers.
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New Haven
Conn
Bowman
Yale
Havin
Hogan
Chadwick
Joamer
Dronner
Crom Lin
Poll Silman
Corbin
Fuxh
Rotterty
Kinney
Morton
Ward
Huchsch
Bloomer
Euari
Homan
Biaviln
Afro-American Colony Plans in Wallace County Kansas
Afro-American Club eyes Wallace County with Joplin leaders arranging a deal to rent land and form a Negro colony under Unions Pacific route support. Expected 100 members purchase farming land and establish a Wheat growing community run by Black residents challenging white dominance in local public life. Debates and other news items follow with Wichita events and the Burtos Tilman discussion at the Southern Kansas fair.
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Wallace County
Joplin
Bourton and Tilman
Wichita
Burtos-Tilman
Southern Kansas
Wichita and Return 35 15 via Santa Fe
Advertises a Wichita to Santa Fe return fare of 35 15 with tickets on sale September 27 to October. Mentions final and return dates through October 5 and notes readers of the State Journal.
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Wichita
Santa Fe
Advant Fair
the State Journal
Adopt New Headgear In Football Rules Debate
New headgear rules ban Weather head protectors as improper. Four Columbia players joined practice as numbers rise near fifty. End player Trubenbach, once with a northern college, earns praise as Star Catcher for St. Louis. Paul O Neill, star catcher in the Central league, will consider St Louis offers next spring if Cincinnati or Detroit do not lure him this fall. Tigers show vigor as Princeton Tigers improve in punting with a quarterback kick and sharper plays.
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New York
Saushfeld
Columbia Elevene
Were &T
Weat
Gyda Haste
Trubenbach
Mwimmune Piel Waler Folo Tvamea Reagle
Northern College
Lwo
St. Louis
Anderson
Ind
Paul O'Neill
Nas
Cincinnati
Detroit
St Louis
O'Neill
St. Loui
St Leouls
Tigers
Princeton
N. J
Harney
Cooney
Baub
Uiestersty
Eamwe
Firen Varie Atl
Kane
Hanson Seizes Victory Over Yanger After Long Fight
In San Francisco on September 30 Hanson of the city defeated Benny Yanger of Chicago after twenty rounds of furious action. Yanger displayed clever counterattacks while Hanson pressed relentlessly, delivering decisive rights. The referee’s decision pleased the crowd though Yanger’s manager claimed a draw. Both fighters bore visible marks of a hard bout. Racing notes from Detroit and New York accompany the boxing report with results from Highland Park events and Trinity Hill’s steady form.
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Hanson
San Francisco
Eidle Hanson
Benny Yanger
Chicago
Yaniger
Iy Eeidem
Hanlon
Israel
Renin
Yager
Yanger
Hunton
Eixteenth
Xonger
Herts
Yunger
New York
John A
Rumor Nets Providence Chance in American League
Washington reports say Comiskey's White Stockings may leave for Providence in a likely American League realignment. League officials deny the move, but journalists note growing sentiment Washington could be traded to Providence while National and minor leagues negotiate, presenting a major obstacle to any circuit change.
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Providence
Washington
Comiskey
White Stockings
Senators
Wis
Washington Boom
Kantern League
Ohio Stake at Oakley Park Open. Grinders Triumph
Racing at Cincinnati and Harlem report heats and placings with Bally, Hawthorne, Alta Axworthy, and Counc Chimes achieving notable times. Belmont to retire its racing stable. Beidame and Mejoram to be sold. Belmont to remain Nursery stud. Harlem results show Our Resale winning Fort Dearborn handicap. St Louis feature Hinslee wins. Harvard football and prep work noted. Chicago golf notes highlight Mrs Caley Fox leading qualifying at national women’s event.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Oakley Park
Buch Wan
Decaupe
Cixpain
Hawthorne
Beasie Brown
Trish Elder
Belmont
New York
Morris Park & Week
Jockey Club State Radio Commission
John J. Hyland
Remlar Stable
John Bullman
Beidame
Mejoram
Harlem
Chicago
Dr. Stephens
Chiice
War -Second
Postmaster Wrieht
Indians Work Hard Before Kansas City Game
Lawrence Kaw area notes say Coach Fierenstein’s squad practiced after a regular session Tuesday afternoon. Colorado trip ended in good spirits and first class travel. Injuries reduce readiness for next Saturday’s Kansas game with several players out. Missouri College prospects describe Missouri University football squad at seventy players with strong signals and team spirit in Columbia.
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Lawrence
Kaw
Fierenstein
Colorado
Shane
Kansas Cae
Kannan
Teaves
Hunt
Oliver
Duguirda
Wheelock
Gage
Shourterblade
Ielix
Moore
Gokey
Peterhauser
Elkins
Peterheuser
Sil Moors
Tee
Oliver Wan
Dubole
Oliver Weld
Turkhe
Ren
Columbia
Footsball
Missouri University
Unclear text summarizes era baseball notes and ads
Fragmentary notes mention American League players and teams with references to Kane and Beare Tuyen, plus a line about Dr. Fowler's Extract at Wild Strawberry. Other garbled phrases reference New York and Detroit, but readable facts are minimal.
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New York
York
Kane
Aicande Poe
Beare Tuyen
Orlord
Patmann
Adkins
Zeltskys Bane
Mocule
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