Cattle and Hogs Prices Rise at Kansas City Markets
Receipts of cattle in Kansas City showed varied totals with 150 in Kansas City today, 10 275 a week ago, and 8 050 a year ago. Western markets moved higher as dressed beef buyers indicated tighter Monday supplies. Hog receipts stood at 15 609 in KC, with higher prices reported across Western markets as shippers and order buyers increased demand. Sheep trade in KC remained active with steady to firm prices and light changes from last week. Wheat and grain markets showed volatility with overall gains in several regions and improved outside buying.
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Cooler Weather Maintains Steady Butter and Fruit Prices
Northern territory sustains cool conditions boosting the butter market with steady prices. Eggs and broiler receipts rise while strawberry quality falters, lowering prices. Various dairy and produce quotations, including oranges, lemons, grapes, and potatoes, are listed with current regional figures and per crate or per bushel pricing.
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Poet Harry Kemp Boards Cattle Train Toward New York Guests
Lawrence Kas May 5 Harry H Kemp tramp poet and University of Kansas student left Lawrence on a freight train headed for New York. He is to be guest of American Magazine publishers in New York then plans a Bermuda summer with Upton Sinclair. Kemp has written The Bottoms poem based on a local trip and has appeared in American Magazine and Century. He once ran away from Ohio at 16 to sea, later studying German and Latin in Kansas.
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Woman fatally harms self on city lot in Puimapeupara
In Puimapeupara on May 5 Mrs Elizabeth McPhilomy of Wayne Pennsylvania died after cutting her throat on an open lot near her sister’s home while visiting. Her brother-in-law pursued her as she moved about 100 yards before she collapsed. She had prepared a will leaving property to her sister and jewelry to nieces.
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Elizabeth McPhilomy
Wayne
Johnson Attacks Harmon Over Ohio Governor Bid
Columbus report says Cleveland Mayor Tom Johnson drafted an Ohio voters address accusing Judge Harmon of being a Bryan faction trap. Johnson claims the Harmon push is liquor interests and labor issues seizing the spotlight while Harmon leads in the governor race.
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William H. Taft
Tucker Held Voting Power in Uncle Sam Oil Case
In Torexa on May 5, testimony showed H H Tucker retained majority voting power from his 1 million preferred shares and 9 million treasury shares, giving Tucker 8 million votes to 414 million for common stock holders, amid his mail fraud trial. He attacked cross-examination with off topic remarks and partial answers.
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Bond Issue Authorized by Union Pacific Stockholders
At a May 5 meeting in Salt Lake City 76 percent of Union Pacific stockholders voted to authorize 100 million dollars in bonds. Funds will finance system improvements and the purchase of the Western Pacific and North Western railroads.
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Union Pacific Railway Today
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Abercrombie May Trade Jobs
R M Abercrombie of St Joseph has resigned from the state colony for the feeble minded board of managers in Marshall and hopes to be reappointed to the charity board. No vacancy exists, and a transfer between boards would be required.
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R. M. Abercrombie
St. Joseph
Folk
State Colony
Feeble Minded
Marshall
Abercrombie
State Board of Charities and Corrections
Feeble Minded Colony
Charity
Reaction Against Reform In Kansas City Mayors Loss
The Outlook reports Mayor Beardsley lost reelection by 1600 in a 44000 vote, though praised for efficiency and reform. The Emporia Gazette cautions the outcome reflects influence by public service corporations rather than dishonesty, prompting renewed scrutiny of corporate politics.
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Young Men's Christian Association
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William Allen White
Senator Crane Meets Friendly President at White House
The Philadelphia Ledger reports Senator Crane left the White House smiling, praising the president’s good nature. A friend noted their easy rapport, and Crane quipped that the president even called him Mr. Stork by mistake.
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Stabbing Victim In Critical Condition At Twin Streets Saloon
Ferney Weixeldorfer of 2010 Terrace Street lies in dangerous condition after a stabbing at his brother's saloon at Twentieth and Terrace streets. Two Black assailants fled the scene last night.
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Weather observations report and forecast for numerous stations
Weather bureau observations show Kansas City minimum 48, maximum 60, with river at 10.8 feet. numerous city readings list highs and lows, including Chicago 42 49 and New York 46 60. Precipitation totals across Kansas, Missouri, Illinois and neighboring states are noted with varied amounts. Forecast calls for cloudy to night with possible showers, cooler in the east, chances of snow in some areas, and generally unsettled conditions through Wednesday.
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Cairo as a premier health resort and travel hub
The piece touts Egypt as a top winter playground with Assouan Cairo and Luxor sites, outlines fast and scenic routes via Brindisi and Port Said, and notes hotels from Shepheard's to Savoy and Mena House. It also offers travel tips and a glimpse of Russian court customs and Chicago Tribune humor.
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