Terms of Peace In Manchuria Peace Talks Progress
Portsmouth and St Petersburg reports outline Japanese demand for evacuation of Manchuria, Sakhalin island, and a large indemnity with room for negotiation. Witte may seek written reply within 24 hours, while Pokoulof’s arrival shifts Russian terms to keep Sakhalin if possible. Baseball umpire Frank Durland noted in Burlingame game.
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Miolater Pokoulof
Harbin
Port Arthur
Russia
Frank Durland
Lawrence
Burlingame
Osage City
Kansas Corn Talk Highlights Record Crop Hopes
Reports from Kansas suggest a near record corn yield close to the 274,020,000 bushels set in 1949. Acreage is up, weather mostly favorable, with some damage in the northwest. Secretary Coburn notes Kansas corn has historically outweighed wheat in value, often by large margins, underscoring corn's dominance in state agriculture.
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State school clash over district clerk and Sabbath exams
Aug 10 Topeka reports reveal a Leavenworth county district clerk faced with ouster amid a claim of running a joint. State Superintendent Dayholt notes no law bars a solatist from office but urges citizen action to remove him. Meanwhile the state reform school head faces complaints of underfeeding and punishment. The state board of education then allows Seventh Day Adventists to take Friday Sabbath exams by shifting exam week.
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Hoch Declines Appointment to Tidy Allea County
Topeka Aug 10 Governor Hoch refused to appoint an assistant attorney general to clear up Allea county. A committee urged action and he said local authorities get one more chance to act. If they fail he will appoint an assistant attorney general to handle the cleanup.
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Deal for Oil Pipelines Falters in Pittsburg
The plan by Pittssburg capitalists led by W G Mellon to control Kungags and Indian territory oil companies failed to close. Western interests returned home as the proposed pipeline to the gulf appears to be off, according to the best information available.
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Kungags
Indian Territory
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No Preferred Depositors In Bank's Liquidation
Topeka Aug 10 The receiver K T Bradley states that none of the three creditors the state county or city will be preferred amid recent statements about claims against the defunct First National Bank.
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Strike Called O11 by Kansas Union Leader
Topeka August 10 George F Y Dunn grand president of the Bollac Makers and Iron Ship builders union with headquarters in Kansas issued a circular advising striking boiler makers formerly with the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe railway to seek employment elsewhere.
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George FY. Dunn
Bollac Makers and Iron Shipbuilders Union
Arctic steamer Terranova rescues Fiala expedition group
The Arctic steamer Terranova, which relieved the Fiala Zeleyer expedition, has rescued Anthony Fiala and all others connected with the party except one Norwegian seaman who died of natural causes.
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Anthony Fiala
Roosevelt on a Trip to Wilkesbarre to Speak
Roosevelt began a trip from Oyster Bay to Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania to address coal miners and Catholic Total Abstinence Union members. He arrived in Wilkesbarre at 2:58 this afternoon.
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Catholic Total Abstinence Union
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Hoch Leads Kansas Party Toward Philadelphia Launch
Governor Hoch of Kansas travels through Chicago with wife and daughter Miss Anna Hoch en route to Philadelphia where Miss Hoch will christen the battleship Kansas at its launch.
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Hoch
Kansas
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Philadelphia
Telegraphic Brevities
Governor Folk appoints Paul F. Limerick as coal inspector for Savannah Missouri. Nelson Crews elected official reporter of the Missouri Negro Grand Lodge at Boonville convention. William Brown a private in Troop F Ninth Cavalry shot and killed by Mrs. Hester Madison in Leavenworth Kansas. Lavi J. Ryan named yeast master of Adair Missouri to succeed John F. Sleath. Willem T. Scorine appointed postmaster at Berlin Oklahoma to succeed A B Sellars.
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Leavenworth
Kay
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Adair
John F. Sleath
Willem T. Scorine
Berlin
A. B. Sellars
Missouri Woodmen Meet Draws Twenty Thousand Attendees
In Nevada Missouri on August 10 the annual Southwest Missouri log rolling drew about 20,000 people from Kansas City Joplin Coffeyville Topeka Parsons and nearby areas. Speakers included A T Talbot head consul and John Sullivan with royal neighbors and Wright of Kansas City and Mrs Susan Joan of Springfield addressing various groups.
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Coffeyville
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Ntardve
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BW. Wright
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Springfield
Bad Ears Warn Drowning Risks and Hawaii Politics
A dubious discussion warns that ear damage and vertigo raise drowning risk, urging sound ears to avoid water. The Hawaii political scene is lively with local opinion and calls for citizens to engage, assess leaders, and focus on public questions amid shifting governance. The piece notes a forthcoming federal mail service probe expanding to San Francisco.
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Little Change In Yellow Fever Situation In South
New Orleans reports new cases up to noon with 25 deaths for the period and a steady death rate decline. South of Canal Street remains the outbreak source and quarantine rules may ease soon if conditions improve. Archbishop Chapelle lies in state at St Louis Cathedral. Emma Styles dies at 45 in Hartford area.
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Sunday School Excursion From Lawrence to Leavenworth
Sunday school excursion from Lawrence departed the Santa Fe depot this morning at eight o'clock. Ten cars carried participants with stops at Eodora and Desota. The cars were well filled and excursionists anticipated a day of pleasure at Leavenworth and nearby attractions.
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Leavenworth
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Eodora
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Franchise notices heard by council before Stranger Valley
Other firms besides the Stranger Valley scheme have presented franchise ordinances to the city council for over two weeks and offer local service. The Stranger Valley request for immediate consideration was granted while the others wait for action that will permit a decision on their plans.
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Leavenworth social notes and town visitors
Mrs. Dave McClurey in Leavenworth and Mr J J Frawley district passenger agent of the Union Jachthe were in town today. Ed Wilmoth and Fred Wilmoth with Wil Wilmoth attended their mother Mrs J J Wilmoth's funeral. RR C Nasa of Reno was in town. Ming Mary Sullivan spent the day in Leavenworth. Roy Numan camping at Rock Creek. Mrs J Fischer entertained the German Ladies yesterday. John Edmundson has returned from Uskalooga.
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Levenworth
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Numan
Rock Creek
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Uskalooga
Farmers Picnic Draws Hundreds to Douglas County Poor Farm
The Douglas County Brewery Institute annual picnic at the poor farm attracted hundreds despite the Sunday school excursion to Leavenworth. Roads in that direction were busy with teams all day and a special activity featured in the early afternoon. A good program and music had been provided.
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Magazine advertising revenue and circulation overview
The text states monthly ad revenue over 1.26 million dollars and yearly ad revenue above 15 million dollars. Purchasers pay 21 510 monthly and receive about 5.5 thousand text pages plus 4 thousand advertising pages per month. Total circulation and advertising exceed 333 million annually, averaging about 81 thousand per magazine, with many small-circulation titles dragging the average down.
Learned Vagrant Rouzel Sent to Workhouse in New York
A French educated vagrant, Charles Rouzel, formerly a university professor in Honduras, was jailed for a month in New York for vagrancy after being driven from Honduras by revolution. He cites near sightedness and appeals to France to aid. other notes mention a mistaken name Will Monk, Elks initiation, and local business and weather mentions.
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Belles Letters
University of Hondura
New York
Rouxel
Honduras
France
Markets by Wire Live Stock and Grains Update
Wheat prices show Aug 811s and Sept 2 as options with Dec 833 and May 85%. Corn and dates list Sept 635 Dec 4521 May 4544. Pork Sept 914.1234 Oct 14. Lard Sept 87.70 Oct 7.77. Market futures indicate mixed activity for August through October.
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