Kansan City Journal News Items, Dec 10 190% Insights
Long column from the Lawrence Journal details political and social chatter, editorials and notices. Mentions Miss Stons and Mia Tsilka, bond politics, Kansas and Missouri figures, Chicago and national topics, and a plan to fund a memorial in Washington. Includes local ads for dental services and a revival in Wellington.
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Lawrence, Kan
Auingritica
Miss Stons
Mia Tsilka
Association For the
Washington
Canton
Congress
Treasury
William McKinter
Property Transfers In Lawrence Area Listings
Beets Ragieer of Bengias Oppaty transfers a parcel to Chan Lowry at Lot 49 060 3 near North Lawrence. Chas W Allendorph and wife convey lots 5 6 7 and 8 in Habeeck Add to Lawrence for 1500. Lola M Protech to FD Haysworth Lot 113 New York Street for 1200. Judson L Butler with wife to Joseph M Ward a ship of land 37 feet wide of the west side of Lot 2 13 19 for 25.
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Bengias
Maciaie
Wila
Chan Lowry
Lawrence
Wation
Chas
Allendorph
Lola M
For Rent First Floor Store Fixtures In City Centre
For rent a store room with steam heat shelving counters and show cases and a safe in the best location in the city. Inquire at this office.
Boycott Debate at AFL Session in Scranton
Amid Scranton sessions, the American Federation of Labor debated boycotting machine made cigars. The Cigarmakers' Union urged machinery labeling reforms and boycotts, while others urged organizing machine operators and wage scales. The resolution to strike out machinery was adopted after debate.
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Scranton
The
American Federation of Labor
Aame
United States
Cigarmakers’ International Union
Gompers
John C. Deerwell
Thoman FP. Tracey
Cigarmakers’ Union
Feveratinko
Metal Trades’ Federation
Metal Federation
American Federation
National Metal Trades’ Association
Catholic Federation Reports Delegates Present for Society Convention
Cincinnati and other cities report a joint conference of the American Federation of Catholic Societies with national and state officers. Registrar figures show delegates from Knights of Columbus, Central Verein, Hibernians, and many Catholic unions totaling over 300,000. Meeting aims to craft a common constitution acceptable to all societies.
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Cincinnati
Der
American Federation of Catholic Societies
Knights of Columbus
Foresters
Central Verein
Knights of St. John
Knights of America
Leavenworth Pioneer Yahe 82 Dies After Westward Years
Yohe 82 a pioneer potter of Leavenworth died Monday. Born in Philadelphia his father served in Washington's army. He fought in the Seminole War, joined the First Dragoons in 1841, crossed the Rockies several times, and in 1844 covered 26,000 miles in 91 days. He built Leavenworth’s first Christian church in 1855.
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Leavenworth
Kan
Bam
Yohe
Potter
Philadelphia
Washington
United States Infantry
Cavalry
Fort Leavenworth
First Dragoons
West
Rocky Mountains
Snowy Range
Christian Church
Min Wu Ting Fang Learns Waltz From Miss Barksdale
The Chinese diplomat Wu Ting Fang praised Miss Clarice Barksdale of Augusta Georgia as the best waltzer he has seen. He learned dancing in Washington with her guiding lessons in a Newport public display.
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Miss Barkedale
Wu Ting Fang
Clarice Barksdale
Augusta
Miss Barksdale
Minister We
Washington
Wa 60
Newport
Stuyvesant Bish
New York Evening Journal
Walte
Fish
Minister Wu
South
Southland
Misa Clarice Barksdale
Besa
Misa Barksdale
Georgia
Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish
Egyptian Cotton Trials Show Promise Near Phoenix
Experiments at a Phoenix Arizona government station indicate Egyptian cotton can be grown with luxury and strength, outperforming American cotton in the Southeast. The work, led by the agriculture department with Florida Mississippi Louisiana Alabama and the Carolinas, plans to expand to a score of southern sites. Mexico also shows interest with Sonora trials. water appears sufficient where irrigation is available, and labor costs may limit southwest profitability.
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Henry Myron
Carden City
Utah
Out There
Myron
Kansas
Japan
Washington
State Department
Francis 5
Mayer
Yokohama Steam Laundry Company
Yokohama
St. Paul
United States
Phenix
Aria
New York Sun
Ariz
Department of Agriculture
Florida
Mississippi
Louisiana
Alabama
Carolinas
Arizona
New Mexico
Old Mexico
Sonora
UNIQUE RAILWAY KING EDWARD HARRIMAN LIFTS POWER IN US RAILROAD STRUGGLE
Edward H Harriman emerges as the dominant force in the clash with J Pierpont Morgan and James J Hill, shaping terms of the peace and securing influence over Western railroads. The financier, small in stature and cautious in public exposure, is closely allied with Rockefeller, Vanderbilt, Gould, and foreign banks, while Morgan remains a leading figure in finance. Harriman’s quiet approach contrasts with Morgan’s public visibility as he builds a formidable network to curb Morgan Hill ambitions. A Deepwater Missouri water shortage halts a local factory, underscoring broader disruptions in industry.
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Nevikers Pacific
Edward H. Harriman
J. Pierpont Morgan
James J. Hill
New York World
Mr. Morgan
Sarrinian
Morgan
Finance
James Stillman
Stillman
Moreman
Stilman
Harriman
Otter
Rockefeller
Barriman
Tadkie
Eti
Marriman
Larriman
Frien
Wall Street
Say Gorld
Ian
Equitable
Oregon Short Live
Ife
William K. Vanderbilt
Rockefellers
George Gould
Kuhn, Loch & Co
Deutsch Bank of Berlin
Vanderbilta
Goulds
Lye
Morgan-Hill
New Jersey
New York
Edward
William
Loew, Harriman & Co
Harriman & Co
Philadelphia Bell Journey Echoes Historic Processions
The bell will move from the statehouse to the Tennessee railroad yards escorted by councilmen and police. A decorated flat car and car cabin will bear the inscription Philadelphia to Charleston. Massed guards and patriotic demonstrations follow the bell along the route.
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Rate Building Company
Charleston
Statehouse
Tennsylvana
Chestnut
Broad Street
Jongine
Appeala
Plerie
City Property Bureau
New Orleans
el Ley
Canyon
Chicago
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