Prison Time Sought For Hillsdale Woman In Forgery Case
The Provincial Government offers to set a trial date for Emma R Burkett of Hillsdale Ind charged in New York with forging the endorsement on a note for 69900 dollars. The looters case involves a 5609 dollar water set sale. Theodore Roosevelt is named in the forged document. The arraignment proceeds today in New York.
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Emma R. Burkett
Hillsdale
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New York
Tade Ay Jon
Theodore Roosevelt
Massachusetts and Kansas transport notices and local actions
A garbled OCR style paragraph covers Massachusetts telephone rate notices by carrier, a Kansas city ordinance trial limiting parking time on Kansas Avenue, and local notices. It mentions representatives A R Kator and Franklin P Atcorn, postal listings, and the Nonpartisan League forming a women’s auxiliary in North Dakota.
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Massachusetts
A. R. Kator
Hartford
York
Franklin P. _Atcorn
Marpridge
Tiding du Bureau of Circulation
Postoffice
Lawrence
Qnaas
North Dakota
W Omen
Kansas Avenue
Gyners Haver
Aryl
Ed wards Seeks Fair Rail Valuation for Livestock
John H Edwards president of the state livestock association argues railroads take about 50 percent of livestock value while owners keep the remaining. He urges fair valuation and compensation to protect producers in ongoing discussions with railroad interests.
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John H. Edwards
Stat Livestock Association
European drought fuels anxious debates on education
Fragmented OCR text notes Europe suffers drought while world relief lags. Mentions a state proposal to vote on a question about future courses of study and land extensions. References Angien students seeking better facilities and evidence from Indian schools foundation. Also mentions Haskel and entrange.
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Evidence Indian Schools Foundation
la Ais Haskel
Eriz
Developments in Freight Transport to Ease Rail Congestion
In recent years truck transport has grown to relieve railroad congestion on short hauls. Water freight movement may also be refined for non urgent loads. Progress will be gradual, but high railroad costs and peak load limits will accelerate auxiliary transport systems.
Blanche Reineke elected third vice president of NPGA
News from Buffalo reports Miss Blanche Reineke of Kansas City elected third vice president of the National Photographer's Association. Her career began with a Kansas City studio where she refused cheap work, choosing high quality portraiture, gradually building a reputation as one of the nation's best photographers and active in Kansas City business life.
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Blanche Reineke
Kansas City
National Photographer 'S Association
Buffalo
Mrss Reineke
Herse
United States
Life of
Editorial Comment on U S Japan Understanding Needed
An editorial from the Kansas City Journal cites Dr. F. H. Smith on United States and Japan. It argues for clear mutual understanding to prevent war, notes issues such as Japan's Manchuria actions and immigration controls, and urges candor over diplomatic rhetoric to preserve peace.
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United States
Manchuria
Korea
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California
Festival and events across cities mark today
Today features a sacred music congress in Strasshore, a tenth annual frontier sports carnival in Salinaé, and a Montreal meeting to merge trades into a provincial group. The Prince of Wales will unveil a war memorial at St Margaret's Bay. Custer Dak. hosts a gold discovery anniversary with monument dedication. The Cid's works move from Burgos to Burgos Cathedral. A Sayhu Sayhu election occurs.
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Man Finds Seventh Sense, Kinesthetic Static Discussed
Cleveland reports Dr Glenn Moore of Chicago presented a discovery of two new senses in a technical paper. He described a seventh sense via the semicircular canals, the kinetic static sense, linking equilibrium with coordinated automatic actions. Tests for equilibrative abilities used chair rotations and ear stimulation, with vertigo and past-pointing phenomena observed in normal people.
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Chicago
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Printing Industry Faces Hour Week Strikes and Shifts
Reports from multiple plants in Kansas note printers seeking a forty eight hour work week with overtime limits while wage scales remain unchanged. A Salina letter from the local Typographical Union president claims a national contract dispute. Some shops, including Wichita and Topeka, reportedly maintain current schedules. others adjust as new service conditions emerge.
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International
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Sylvia Employes
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Execut Council
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Pee
Sains
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Parsons
Amd
Aurood
Wichita
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Kansas News Briefs Signal Highway Plans Mentioned
Fragmented Kansas brief notes announce sales and personnel shifts in southwestern papers. Mentions a superintendent and new highway plans, with unclear names and several garbled phrases.
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Rangas F Division
Musical Bulletin On Great Singers And Instruments
The notice praises great artists and their art, urging appreciation of vocal and instrumental mastery. It claims genuine Vietrolas endorse the artists and urges priority purchase at Bell's Music Store.
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Shortage Abroad Triggers Trade and Rail Disruptions
Amid global shortages, foreign trade and transport face delays as shipments halt and rail networks strain. Officials warn continued bottlenecks could affect prices and supply of essential goods, urging domestic firms to seek alternative routes and sources.
Grain Movement and Wheat Market Report From Kansas City
Movement of grain from Kansas City shows heavy shipments and big runs in Chicago St. Louis and Omaha. Spring wheat harvest begins in the northwest while there is a noted car shortage in Kansas and elsewhere. Market weakness tied to unsettled foreign exchange and cautious economic outlook, with local farmers selling freely yet unlikely to dampen overall price trends.
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Kansas City
Chicago
Omina
Minnea;polis
Thamsas
Sultish
Missouri
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