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Kansas City Star

Location

Kansas City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1908

Page

12

National Corn Show Proposed for Elm Ridge in Kansas City

Thomas D Hubbard of Kimball Kansas urges Kansas City to host the National Corn exposition in 1909 alongside the Elm Ridge fair and American Royal events. He argues the location is ideal for a combined agricultural show to boost city prosperity. A special Elm Ridge committee will build switch tracks from Dodson to Elm Ridge to streamline stock and exhibit delivery, with another meeting planned.

Manufacturers’ ‘and Merchants’ Association Kansas City Elm Ridge Thomas D. Hubbard Kimball, Kas J. A. Runyan The and Merchants’ Associae Omaha Chicago Kan-e City Ely American Royal Livestock Show Manufacturers’ and Merchants’ Association Dodson

Fleet Under Way Again This Time to Antipodes

The American battle fleet sails from Hampton Roads heading north along the California coast. Nine hours to Los Angeles area, with sixteen ships dropping anchor at San Pedro for an overnight stay. The fleet will split into four divisions for visits to Long Beach Santa Monica Redondo, then San Pedro, Santa Barbara Port Harford Monterey Santa Cruz and the Golden Gate. After twelve days in San Francisco it proceeds to Puget Sound for Seattle and Tacoma visits. Half the ships dock at Bremerton, others return to San Francisco for repairs. The fleet reassembles July 3 and sails July 7 toward Honolulu then Australia the Philippines Japan China the Suez and New York.

San Disco Cay Hampton Roads Antipodes San Pedro Los Angeles Long Beach Santa Monica Redondo California San Diego Santa Barbara Port Harford Monterey Santa Cruz Golden Gate San Francisco Puget Sound Seattle Tacoma Bremerton Honolulu Australia Philippines Japan China Suez Canal New York

Texans Unable to Out Talk Missourians on the Primary Law

In Conumera Missouri on April 18 the University of Missouri won a debate against the University of Texas over a primary election proposal. Missouri’s R. A. Smith and W. Woodruff defended the negative while Texas debaters B. L. Agerton and E. M. Fahey argued for the measure. Judges included John E. Swanger John A. Knott and Rush C. Lake.

Conumera University of Missouri University of Texas Missouri R. A. Smith Vivian S. D W. Woodruff Warrensburg Texas B. L. Agerton E. M. Fahey John E. Swanger John A. Knott Rush C. Lake

Czar Steps to Prepare as Turkey Mobilizes on Frontier

Lieutenant General Mistchenko, governor general of Tiflis, has gone to the Kars district to supervise precautionary measures along the Turkish frontier. Rumors say mobilization by Turkey alarms residents of Tiflis, though officials claim Turkish moves are not aimed at Russia.

Mistchenko Tiflis Kars Russia

BAEHR FILES 4 BOND FOR OFFICE

W J Baehr city treasurer elect filed a $100000 bond through Empire State Surety of New York via local agent R C Woodworth. Oath of office administered to C B Hayes M J O'Hearn aldermen elect and John Wirthman C Wirthman of the upper.

W. J. Baehr Empire State Surety Company of New York R. C. Woodworth Whem C. B. Hayes M. J. O'Hearn John Itsworth C. Wirthman

Cincinnati Mason Dead at 78 After Lingering Illness

Henry C. Urnock secretary treasurer of the Little Miami railroad and ex United States marshal dies at his Cincinnati home after a lingering illness aged 78. He was president of the National Insurance Company and held multiple public positions in the city.

Cincinnati Henry C. Urnock Little Miami Railroad United States Supreme Council National Insurance Company

Twoef a Kind and a Fluffy Easter Rabbit Tale

A playful exchange between a rabbit and a Teddy bear unfolds as they tease the child about origins of adoration and playmate status. The scene shifts to a public note: Judge G. Burton, commander-in-chief of wife G. A. Ry, travels to Fort Scott, Kansas, for a G A R meeting tonight.

G. Burton Fort Scott G. A. Ry Kas Alg G. A

Saloon openings spark tension amid Chester strike

Commander of State Police reports order in city during street car strike but anger at Mayor Johnson’s decision to permit saloons to reopen. Deputy Lumb criticizes the move as dangerous, fearing riots and calling for police obedience or possible withdrawal by Governor Stuart. Traction service resumes cautiously with one car guarded to the Delaware line. public hooting noted along the route.

Cuester Traction Company Wilmington Del Delaware State Line Johnson Lumb Chester Stuart

Papa Labonnard in English by Henry E. Dixey

Henry E. Dixey presented the French comedy Papa Labonnard in an English adaptation by Kate Jordan Iva Merlyn and C. A. De Lima at Watersbury Conn on April 18. Dixey's broad comedic performance in the title role drew five curtain calls after a dramatic third act denunciation of his son.

Dixey Novelli

Human Bones Found in Furnace at Crucible Steel Plant

In Prrrspurc Pennsylvania on April 18 the white bones of a man were found in a furnace at Crucible Steel. No workers are reported missing and authorities believe a despondent person may have taken his own life during a crew change at daybreak. Also noted is the Cockrell Harvesting Co of New Orleans moving its headquarters to Kansas City to manufacture the first allotment of mechanical sugar cane harvesters, led by F. M. Cockrell Jr.

Prrrspurc Crucible Steel Company Cockrell Harvesting Company of New Orleans Kansasity New Commerce Building Kansas City F. M.cockrell, Jr Francis M. Cockrell United States Missouri United States Interstate Commerce Commission

Wonderful Embroidery Values From Eastern Manufacturer

A Kansas City read on factory imports offers 44-inch Check and Stripe Suitings 42-inch Mixed Vieuna 50-inch Colored and Black Panama 44-inch Black Twine Voile. Purchases bring dress goods at 59c per yard with potential 79c to 1.50 price range in other cities.

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