Five Floors for Millinery in Bayard Building Store
The B Adler Millinery Company plans a five floor store at 1212 1214 Main Street with basement, large frontage, and exclusive millinery sales. A Bayard building lease of 22 years is approved at 222000 with 25000 remodeling spend. Adler aims to add 250 workers and expand with specialized hat departments amid Kansas City's growing commerce.
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Kansas City
United Is
B. Adler Millinery Company
Main Street
Bayard
Adler
Bayard Oincelar Thayer
Boston
PaneseRe Ae
Thayer
LE. Baird & Co
B. Adler
Fifth Street
Missouri Avenue
Easu
Mr. Adler
Star
Janet Rice
United States
Oklahoma Attorney General West Faces Governor’s Oversight
Historical reports say Oklahoma’s Attorney General Charles West, known for主动 aggressive anti trust suits, must now obtain Governor Haskell’s consent before filing actions. The shift marks a move to subordinate the AG to the governor, curbing unilateral prosecutions against corporations and rail mergers.
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Guture
Oklahoma
West
Eivers
Rock Island Railroad
Est
Haskell
Lieral
Italians celebrate St Josephs Day with fireworks display
On St Josephs Day Eve a Little Italy fireworks demonstration near the Holy Rosary at 911 Missouri Avenue startled residents. The event, organized by Italian community members, marks St Josephs Day with a procession led by the Italian Boys' Association and a 10:30 AM high mass at the church.
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Little Italy
Rts
Holy Rosary
Missouri Avenue
Democrats to Meet May 18 Delegates for State Convention
Delegates will file with county election officials on Thursday for ballot primaries in Kansas City wards and mass meetings in county townships on Saturday. The county committee set an elaborate plan with about 500 delegates across six district conventions to choose state delegates, naming specific venues and delegate counts for each district.
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Pendergast
Shannon
Ross
Kansas City
Independence
Justice Richardson
Wirthman
Justice Shepard
Justice Ross
Sixth Street
Prospect Avenue
Governor Haskell signs appropriation bill for state employees
After delays, Governor Haskell signs the general appropriation bill allocating 352,282.61 for nineteen and a half months after statehood. The veto cut 76,282.61 from the corporation commission salaries, and a separate appropriation will fund that department. A bookkeeper position held by the state auditor's wife was removed.
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Gaturm
Haskell
Preparations Underway for Ottawa County Fair Grounds
Minneapolis May 9 Great preparations at the fair grounds include new buildings drives and walks in anticipation of the Ottawa county fair this fall. The premium list, said to be large, will be published within a few days.
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Minneapolis
Kas
Rough Talk in the House as Leaders Clash Over Elections
Pain and Williams clash on honest elections. Payne attacks Democrats for fraud while Williams accuses Republicans of bribery and influence peddling dating to 1806 and 1896 1900 1904. Roosevelt cited demanding return of misused funds.
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Payne
New York
Williams
Mississippi
Hardihood
Democratic Party
Party of
Philadelphia
Herods
Republican Party
Disfranchisement Laws Defended Across States
A speaker argued that Southern states have adopted few constitutions since Reconstruction and defended disfranchisement laws as safeguards against fraud, noting the U S Supreme Court upheld them.
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South
Supreme Court of the United States
Gore renomination endorsed by Democratic caucus
In a Democratic House caucus at May 9, resolutions endorsed Senator Thomas Pryor Gore for renomination and next fall's election. No mention of Senator Owen. Gore allies aim to keep him active nationally to aid Bryan’s campaign and deter alternative candidates.Rumor cites M. L. Turner of Oklahoma City as a possible challenger.
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Getariz
House
Thomas Pryor Gore
Owen
Gore
William J. Bryan
M. L. Turner
Okahoma City
Childhood sweethearts wed before Nome wireless post
George B. Smith of the United States signal corps, to erect the first wireless telegraph station in Nome, Alaska, married Miss Della Nelson in Bennington Kas. Their childhood romance led to the marriage and immediate trip to Nome.
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Lativa
Kas
George B. Smith
United States Signal Corps
Nome
Alaska
Bennington
Della Nelson
Tillie Bullene Sentenced to Lansing Prison Break
Judge Pollock orders Tillie Bullene to serve one year and six months in the Kansas state penitentiary at Lansing for counterfeiting after federal prison space for women at Leavenworth was unavailable. Bullene and George Elliot were arrested at 511 Locust Street last week in the same case.
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Pollock
Federal
Tillie Bullene
Kansas State
Lansing
Leavenworth
George Elliot
Locust Street
Evans Leaves Connecticut as Thomas Takes Command at Sea
Rear Admiral Robley D. Evans lowered his flag on the Connecticut in San Francisco harbor marking his retirement and departure for Washington. Rear Admiral Charles M. Thomas assumed command, brought the fleet from Magdalena Bay to Santa Cruz, and led South American and California social duties, with a modest ceremony and thirteen guns.
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Robley D. Evans
America
Washington
Erry Terminal
Oakland
Connecticut
Charles M. Thomas
Magdalena Bay
Santa Cruz
Evans
Admiral Evans
Thomas
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