Trade Winners Go Tonight on Club Trip Train Route
Public meetings will be held at each night stop as the Kansas City Commercial Club tour travels from Kansas City to Atchison and Stockton with stops at Washington Downs Minneapolis Ellis Lincoln Center Effingham and others. The train will feature intercar communications a visiting quartet and phonograph music with souvenirs and member badges. The club pays two cents a mile per person and railroads once offered free transport but now charge according to law.
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Ellis
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E. M. Clendening
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Atchison
Central Branch
Stockton
Leonora
Washington
Beloit
Solomon
Union Pacific
Oakley
Colby
Salina
Effingham
Kas
Little Girl Sets Off Alone for Arizona Trip
From New York Globe. Helen Bowe a Wilmington girl nearly 12 travels solo to Patagonia to visit Uncle William Powers in Arizona with only a green carpet bag. She has made this journey six times before and is aided by her aunt and family who ship outfits home.
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Arizona
New York Globe
Helen Bowe
Adams Street
Wilmington
Del
James Bowe
Patagonia
Ariz
William Powers
Mary Ashton
St. Nicholas Ue
Helen
Marmnia
Imington
Wil- William
Arn'Wes
Chicago
Campaign plans for Kansas City commission plan
The Kansas City Kansas campaign for adopting the commission plan begins this week. The executive committee of ten meets tomorrow at Bankers Trust building to organize education canvassing and schedule weekly war meetings. No strong opposition yet, but some critics fear changes in power under the new system.
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Commission Plan Party
Kansas City
Kas
Bea
Bankers Trust
Seventh Street
Minnesota Avenue
Kansas Commission
Kansas City Plans Westward City Limits Expansion
Kansas City Kansas considers extending its corporate boundary one mile west to include the platted districts along the western border with about 15 000 residents. Chelsea Cissna Kensington Rose Hills Clifton Hills Kerr Midland and other smaller additions would be absorbed. currently no paved streets or sewers and taxes not paid by property owners.
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Kas
Quindaro
Kaw River
Kansas
Chelsea
Cissna
Kensington
Rose Hills
Clifton Hills
Kerr
Midland
Eighteenth Street
Ex Kansas Editor C Arthur Williams Dies in Washington
C Arthur Williams associate editor of the Washington Herald died in Washington yesterday from tuberculosis. Born October 19 1876 in Newton Kansas he began newspaper work in 1890 and held posts with the New Orleans bureau of the New York Commercial and the Houston Post. He toured Australia and New Zealand in 1907 to study government ownership and later became political editor of the Washington Herald. He also belonged to the National Geographic Society the Gridiron Club and the Columbia Golf Club.
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Trex
C. Arthur Williams
Washington Herald
Kansas
Newton
New Orleans
New York Commercial
Houston Post
Seventeenth Army Corps
Australia
New Zealand
National Geographical Society
Gridiron
Columbia Golf Clubs
85 Day Sleep Awakens in County Hospital
Beulah Hawkins awoke after eighty five days in a trance-like state at the county hospital. Doctors from across the country studied the case, noting her mind remained receptive but unable to act or speak. She fears another long sleep and hopes to avoid beds, while officials expect her to remain in normal health.
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Los Ancores
Dan
Beulah Hawkins
Mrs. Hawkins
James
James Sanatorium
Chas
Chas. B. James Sanatorium
Missouri Trust Building
St. Louis
N. B
Bees Learn Time Of Day In Breakfast Terrace Study
A Beies of observations recounts August Forel's experiments showing bees time visits to a terrace breakfast. Bees learned 7 to 10 am and 4 pm feeding windows, then stopped when the pattern changed. The note ends with a political notice from Hartville Missouri reporting county committee actions and upcoming conventions.
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Chicago Inter
Paxis
Auguste Forel
M. Forel
Nomination Papers Filed in Fifth District Race
S. S. Smith filed Republican nomination papers for Congress in Kansas Fifth district with 100 signatures from five counties. Vague opposition looms as Calderhead’s renomination faces likely three challengers.
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S. S. Smith
Congress
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