Tonight's Republican Rally in Convention Hall
The final campaign rally features Sen Warner, Mayor Beardsley and other leaders. The Third Regiment Band performs before speeches begin at 8 o'clock. Women are invited and dining club members reserve boxes 37 to 45 for fifty eight attendees. Speakers will present clear concise issues for Kansas City voters.
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Third Regiment
William Warner
Warner
Kansas City
Senator Warner
H. S.hadley
H. M. Beardsley
R. R. Brewster
A. S. van Valkenburgh
United States
C. W. Clarke
Coal Operators and Miners Postpone Negotiations
Negotiations toward a settlement between Southwestern district coal operators and miners were deferred until next Monday. The operator's executive committee met miners at their Turner hall convention with Charles S. Keith presiding. Major R. G. Rombauer stated the operators’ position and said the scale committee cannot begin talks on a new contract before Monday.
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Coal Operators’ Association
Old Turner Hall
Charles S. Keith
Central Coal and Coke Company
R. G. Rombauer
Novinger Mo
Street Car Men May Strike In Wassipee
Street railway workers in Wassipee Manitona met from midnight to 530 this morning to set a schedule expiring Tuesday after three years in operation. They demand an eight hour day for the same pay and other concessions. a strike is planned for Wednesday if unmet. Emma Goldman and other agitators are urging the men to strike. The previous strike occurred weeks ago when the current schedule was granted.
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Wassipee
Manitona
Street Railway
Emma Goldman
Publisher promises cure for rheumatism and neuralgia
W Parkhurst of Boston claims to know a perfect cure for rheumatism neuralgia and kidney trouble and offers to send directions free to anyone who writes with their address at 7040 Carney building Boston Mass. He states he has no interest to sell and many have tested it with success.
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W. Parkhurst
Boston
Carney Bidg
Mass
Bryan's Big Day in Denver
Nebraskan leader William J. Bryan visits Denver on April 6 with a reception committee led by T. M. Potter. He speaks at Colorado University and attends multiple banquets and receptions across city venues including Central Presbyterian church and the Chamber of Commerce, with Shafroth as toastmaster.
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Denver
Colorado Springs
T. M. Potter
William J. Bryan
Denver University
Henry A. Buchtell
Bryan
Bryan Club
John F
Easter lily boom at 25 cents a bloom
A florist shows Easter lilies and other blooms in his showroom. He notes rapid growth since last August after obtaining bulbs from Bermuda islands and Bermuda and Japanese lilies are available at 25 cents each.
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Bermuda Islands
Banquet Sees 850 Tickets Sold For Address Tonight
The speaker will deliver his address at 9 30 this evening as banquet seating is capped at 850. All tickets were snapped up early today.
Election Returns At Commercial Club Meeting
Members will hear election results while discussing a proposed trade trip to Kansas. Notices sent to members say trade excursions regulate imagination by reality and help members see things as they are. More firms petitioned for the trade trip this year than since the first trip.
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Commercial Club
Kansas
Funeral services for Mrs Aunie B Frazier held at cathedral
Mrs Annie E Frazier 86 died early today at St Josephs hospital. She lived in Kansas City 26 years and at her sisters home, 1303 West Thirty ninth street. Funeral tomorrow at 2 pm at the cathedral with burial in Mount St Marys cemetery. Florist notes list Calla lilies 25c each or 33c a dozen, violets through Easter, bulbs scarce, tulips and hyacinths late. Sweeping florist sales describe wide flower variety for a flowery Easter with sweet peas coming soon.
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Aunie B. Frazier
Annie E. Frazier
St. Joseph's Hospital
Kansas City
E. W. Linck
West Thirty-ninth Street
Cathedral
Mount St. Mary’s Cemetery
Laconte Ends Oration as Umpire Calls Play Ball
A brief city game moment from Washington with Laconte fading from the speech as the crowd awaits the umpire’s call. The scene shifts to the start of action with the traditional play ball ruling signaling the game’s kickoff.
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Laconte
Washington Evening Star
Independence Election Sets City Officers and Councils
The Independence municipal election will choose a full slate of city officers four council members and two board of education members. Party nominees include Llewellyn Jones for mayor and A C Millard for Republican mayoral nominee. Polling places are First ward 208 North Liberty street Second ward 215 North Main street Third ward 120 South Main street Fourth ward 225 West Lexington street.
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Board of Education
Pendence
Llewellyn Jones
A. C. Millard
Robert L. Combs
John D. Hammontree
John W. Hinde
Meredith C. Masters
Mathias Gossett
Joseph Becker
Wesley Clements
Edward C. Harrington
John S. Cogswell
Bernard Zick
North Liberty Street
North Main Street
South Main Street
West Lexington Street
Oklahoma After Coal Trust
In Oklahoma the legislature may enact stringent anti monopoly laws at the urging of Attorney General Charles West to tackle the coal operators monopoly in the eastern part of the state. West began suit when Oklahoma became a state but waited for a stronger law to avoid defeat due to territorial anti trust provisions.
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Gurnee
Charles West
Oklahoma
West
Oklahoma Territory
Boilermakers May Strike if Denver Rio Grande Talks Fail
The executive council of the International Brotherhood of Boiler Makers meets in Kansas City to decide Wednesday on a possible strike of all boiler makers on the Gould system. They are also considering a strike on the Denver and Rio Grande railway if talks with officials fail.
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Executive Council
The
Kansas City
Kas
Denver & Rio Grande
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