Powers Pleased With Attitude of Balkan Allies
Sun reports representatives of the powers lauded Premier Guechoir for the Balkan allies after a note on mediation. The powers outlined how they will respond to points raised, reserving decisions on Mipe-Bulgarian frontier, certain islands, and indemnity to a Paris technical commission.
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Balkan
Lauder
Guechol
AL Guerhoit
Sialicion
Bulgaria
Tient
Anester Trerth
Franrier
Orthania
Paris
Fall of Women in Health Discussed in Rural Column
A clipped, garbled passage references discussions about women’s health and a remedy, mentioning India and F. Pinkham’s Vegetables. It notes thousands of American women seeking benefits from the product, with a stray reference to Hawera and herbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
F. Pinkham
Natn
Woma
Doorkeeper Exonerated in Senate Disappearance Case
In Washington Aprib Weed, the Senate election committee cleared doorkeeper Carl Kweiler of wrongdoing. Assistant doorkeeper Jessus Aeonints implicated the first committee figure in the missing papers case, with Hou Schitor' Gareen noted as responsible for the loss of important documents.
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Washington
Senate
Jessus
Carl Kweiler
Hou Schitor
Gareen
Terimer
Rebuilding Kansas State Penitentiary to Start Soon
Governor Hodge announced at Codding's office that financing is nearly arranged to begin rebuilding the Kansas state penitentiary. The plan includes enlarging the enclosure and moving walls, with a large fireproof factory, a modern mill, textile shop, and tailor shop to be rebuilt, employing many prison laborers.
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Leéavieaworthy
Wis
Tavitie
Severnor
le Tard
Felera
Ter Topeka
Leavenworth
Kaa
Batie Wageener
Atehis
Hesistature
Conversilien Sella
Warden Godding to Inspect Burned District Plans
The board and state architect Chandler plan a thorough morning inspection of the burned district. Chandler could not reach Lansing until evening and will join Gov. Horiges officials in discussing recommendations and repairs for the prison building after a conference tomorrow.
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Godding
Architec
Warde Codding
Horiges
Gore for Bad Colds and Suffragette Meeting Disturbance
An advertisement touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as effective for colds, claiming relief of lungs, easier expectoration, and restoration to health. A London report notes suffragists’ Hyde Park meeting disrupted by heckling, missiles, and police intervention, with violence at Wimbledon common protecting attendees.
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Chamberlain
London
Hyde
Wimble- Ton Common
Hempstear
Seven Die as Canadian Excursion Train Wrecks
An excursion train derailed near Saint-Hubert on the Central Vermont line, killing seven and injuring fifteen. The crash occurred as about 700 passengers, including real estate buyers, rode to Montreal. telescoping cars caused most deaths. Rescue crews freed trapped victims for hours while a brigade organized recuperation at the scene.
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Montreal
Pambly hiFaneh
Central Vermont Railway
St. Sui Hert
Stenn
Kansas Millers Protest Tariff Impact on Wheat Trade
Kansas millers protest in Congress against a wheat tariff plan arguing higher duties raise flour costs for mills. They warn imports from Canada and Germany would be unfairly restricted, shifting profits and harming farmers while England would receive duty free wheat that is later reimported with profit. The dispute centers on protecting milling jobs.
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Fu Sas Nillers
Fariff
Fey
Vine Kansas
England
How Can This Community Be Made a Better Place to Live
An article urging Wellsville and surrounding areas to unite for civic improvement amid wheat and flour tariff hardships. It lists actionable steps: support churches and schools, expand public library, establish a city hall, beautify Main Street, improve homes and yards, manage town poultry, invest in good roads, buy local, pay cash, engage in civic affairs, form a commercial club, advertise, and foster town country cooperation.
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Star Grain & Lumber
Wellsville
Guthie
Wells Ville
Christian Church
Wells-Ville
Mikes
Asa F. Conversed
Wellsville Globe
Allen v8 ScoTT To Tour the State of Kansas
Allen and Scott plan a statewide tour through Kansas in April to discuss party merits. Campaign events in To Lear and Tola feature Republican and Progressive party positions.
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Kansas
Tola
Kan
Lear
Progressive Party
Scott Allen debate set under pending terms
The Iola and Kansas district parties announce a joint discussion between Mr Scott and Mr Allen. The specific debate wording is undecided but will center on a political proposition. Scott will defend the Republican view while Allen backs the Progressive principles. The talks have been under way for some time and are now confirmed to occur in late spring or early summer.
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Wiersener Bank
Theain
Taved
Byrd Kanans
Tlalges
Androy
Kansas
Alps
Farmegeieral
Scott
Republican Party
Allen
Grand Old Man Crawford Celebrates 78th Birthday
Topeka Kansas April 14 Samuel Crawford former governor and Civil War veteran, living in Kansas, turns 78 today. The storied leader helped organize the Republican party in 1859, served in the state legislature, led Kansas troops against Price, and later pursued law and claims work. He authored Kansas in the Sixties and remains active in state history and affairs.
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Crawford
Topeka
Kan
Simuel
Nausas
Cuion
Kansas
Gislature
Anderson County
Second
Kansas Volunteer Infantry
Brilliaunt
Kansas Cavalry
Ights-Third United States Colored Infantry
Middle West
Ransas
Fort Scott
Prike
Curtis
Kansas City
Price
Emporia
Real Estate Transfers in Lawrence and Baldwin
O W Murphy and wife transfer Lot 21 block 7 Lane Add to Jeannette Wheeler for $1. Katherman and wife transfer Lot 148 Ni Y St Lawrence to C F Mikesell for $700. Harriet Fuel of Lawrence transfers Lot 104 Ind St Spike 40 to Mrs A Gibbon and Fred St Williams. FP Mikesell and wife transfer Lot 148 N St Lawrence to Fred Skinner for $1. Fred Skinner and wife transfer Lot 9 block 35 Law rence to Mary L Mikesell for $1. Minnie Edith Slaght and husband Baldwin transfer Lot 7S Dearborn St Baldwin to Ralph R Langley for $3000.
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O. W. Murphy
Lawrence
Jeannette Wheeler
Kas
Katherman
Lawrencce
C. F. Mikezell
Ni-Y
St. Lawrence
A. (.Gibbon
Fred St. Williams
Ind
St.Spike
W. Lawrence
Mikesell
Fred Skinner
Kansas
Mary L. Mikesell
Minnie Edith Slaght
Baldwin
Ralph R.langley
Dearborn St
Hotels as vice dens in Chicago testified before commission
Testimony in Chicago during the vice commission hearings alleged that certain town hotels acted as dens aiding the downfall of young girls. A witness described how establishments in the city and surrounding areas facilitated white slavery, outlining methods used to recruit and exploit victims. The session focused on hotel operators and their complicity, urging enforcement and reform.
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Chicago
Vice Commission
Iiness Jegislar
White Slavery Commission
Immoral dance halls alleged by juvenile court officials
Juvenile court officers and social workers testified about immoral dance halls. A witness described a hotel employee George Tollen saying girls as young as 15 were brought there and intoxicated in rooms. He testified he often heard sobbing and pleas from the young women.
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George Tollen
Detective Headquarters
Tollen
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Ted Pow
Expe
Standard Oil Company
Ill
Indiana
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Englandi
Chester
Lamont
James Goren
Milt Kunkle
Williamstown
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