Senator Burton Denies Chickasaw Fees Profited From
Washington reports charges alleging Sen J R Burton profited as Chickasaw Nation counsel while serving as senator. He denies receiving any compensation for Nation work before federal departments since his 1911 election, notes warrants issued before funds existed and cites his brother served as counsel after his resignation.
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Washingtin
Senabee Jo
Huron
Chickasaw Tédians
T. S
J. R. Burton
T. Burton
Abilene, Kan
Burton
Kansas
Washington
Faseral
Chickasang
Nation
Janson
Tishominga
Chickasaws
Menerdict
Peace outlook brightens as tensions ease in St Petersburg
Reports from multiple locations note improving peace prospects while cautions persist. Government officials say progress remains fragile and unresolved differences linger.
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St. Petersburg
Foreign Office
Train Kills Two Children In Salina Crossing Crash
At a grade crossing in Salina Kansas a Union Pacific fast train struck a buggy carrying Mrs Wallerius and two children aged seven and four. The mother was badly injured while the two children were killed. The other occupant Mrs James Devlin was only slightly injured.
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Salina
Kan
Union Pacific
Wallerius
James Devlin
Municipal Ownership Pledge by Chicago Mayor
Mayor Tanne of Chicago addressed the American League of Municipalities praising municipal ownership. He said it improves efficiency in offices ends strikes reduces corruption and that demand is rising nationwide.
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Chicago
Ill
Tanne
American League of Municipalities
Sequoyah state talks and local ball game teased at Fair Grounds
State of Sequotah Muskogee notes convention debates over constitution and a projected New State name Sequoyah with delegates favoring it. Sudden death announced for Mrs Dan Lamoreus. Local page notes a ball game at Fair Grounds with Millers versus Cyclones, 25 cent admission, and a benefit for the Base Ball Association. Several local notices describe visits, family events, a wagon accident injuring William Hirsch Sr, and community social details.
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Muskogee
Indian Territory
Sequoyah
Muskages
Capitol
South McAllister
Tahlequah
Kuiauta
Okmulgee
Fair Grounds
Millers
Brinkman
He “Cyclones
Cis
Base Ball Association
Smith and Groover
Cyclones
Ewart and Andaley
Death of Judge Clayton in Colorado Is Relayed
Judge Joshua Clayton born in Bradford England 1525 died August 23 1905 at Whitewater Colorado. He married Mary Woodhead in 1845 and moved to the United States with three children in 1886. The family later lived in Wise county Wisconsin Kansas City Missouri and Paola before settling in Great Bend Kansas. He served as probate judge in Miami county and was active in mining interests. His son James Clayton of Topeka and Thomas Clayton of Great Bend and other relatives survive. The remains will be brought to the community for burial.
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Ava
Tom Allery
Heizer
Hee
George White
Great Bend
Gow Everett
Ellinwood
Adam Geil
LeRoy
J.B. Coss’ Hall
Heller
Barton Cousty
Hooper
Alber Lat Ida
Joshua Clayton
Bradford
England
Whitewater
Colorado
Mary Woodhead
United States
Wise Cousin
Wisconsin
Kansas City
Thomas
Clayton
John
Johnson County
Jearses
San
Arianesas
Kansas Cavalry
Fort Smith
Arkansas
Paola
Miami County
Kansas
James
Herbert V. Clayton
Topeka
Methodist Episcopal ‘Church
James Clayton
Tonn
Thomas Clayton
Frank Aspinall
J. H. Brown
Sylvia M. Pavey
McHale
Howington
Brown
Barton County
Chicago
Dunnavent
Evers
Ian
Wmn
R. Chaek Smith
Hoisington
Cory
Joe Wilberding
Lmitx
Mariot
Stouty
Local Happenings Notice From Town Report
Kansas City visitations listed include Mrs Seward Moses home from a summer outing and Mrs Ernecson Sovith visiting relatives in Council Grove. John Boyer from Holsi ngton on business and J F Schenck of Olmitz planned vows Thursday and called on this office.
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Ernecson Sovith
Council Grove
John Boyer
Holsington
J. F. Schenck
Olmitz
Wheat Lower Corn Richer and Local Notices
Market notes show wheat and corn similar. local tidbits include road work for fair crowds, a funeral notice pending, a wedding at the bride’s residence, and a veterinary service visit in Great Bend with dental work offered.
Hoisington Tops Hutchinson In Midweek Game
Hoisington defeated Hutchinson 4 to 2 after a Wednesday matchup at Hutchinson. Barton County leaders remain unchallenged as crowds enjoyed a musical interlude by the Royal Orchestra from Hot Springs. Local bids open for two schoolhouse builds as city voters prepare for an August bond election. Showers and hot spell pattern persist with crops largely safe.
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Hutchinson
Hoisington
Mateus
Barton
Royal Orchestra
Hot Springs
Pacific Coast
School Board of Dist. No
Eureka Tp
W. P. Frome
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J R. Burton
Eva Harding
Russia
Washington, D. C
State Department
Meyer
Saratoga
K. A
Peckham
New York
Calocan
Logan
Ctary Taft
Luzon
Pekin
H Miss Roosevelt
Newlands
Warren
Longworth
Gillet
Taft
Portsmouth
M. Witte
Baron Rosen
Emassy
Manchester
Hoch
Lts
Johann Hoch
Magruder
Illinois ‘Supreme Court
HA. Pealt
West of Town
Alva, Ok
Neice
State OF
Sequotah
D. B. Lamoreux
Dan Lamoreus
William Hirsch, Sr
Pioneer
Stafford CO
Kay
Coffeeville
Dora
John Haunt
Clyde Hunt
Geo, Sprague
Miss Dykes
Fay Guion
Winnie Hartshorn
Barton Co
Chas, Hartshorn
Tom Conversa
Myrtle Reigel
Nellie Sims
Stafford
Bina Estes
Ray
Iva Winchell
Elenor Davis
Geo. Sprague
Miss Dyker
Bessie McConnel
Walter Rice
Gerda Estes
Ert Estes
Sarah
Ray Converse
Ray Brooker
C.R. Brooker
EB Maruhall
O. E. Mattshall
Kansa
Chas Laurell
Main Street
Price
J. W. Soderstrom
LC. Breeden
Sod
Mattie Compton
S.J. Saul
Eansboro
Ils
Pall
F. Power V
and. V.D
Omaha
Nebraska
Blue Front Barn
Grain and Feed
Perth
Hoisington 4
Hutchinsge 2
Rue Hutchiovon
Holdington
Griggs
Met and Haas
Wayne Royer
Wacre
Eas
Route
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