Dayton Letter Sets Arrival Date for Man Here
A letter received today states a man will arrive here on Wednesday in Dayton Ohio. The report notes 117 cars of rails are on the way and many job applications are being turned in here. Some material is lacking.
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Dayton
Ohio
Dajo
Circle of the Baptist
Japan
Ancor
Dwyer Construction Company
P. Alley
Lim
Lawrence
Parsons
J. T Skinner
Marriage Announced for Ise Grace Lewis and Burns of Seattle
Announcements received for the marriage of Ise Grace Lewis and Burns of Seattle Washington. Lengthy notice notes Burns mercantile work in Seattle and his Old New England ancestry including Governor Bradford. Also mentions local railway construction plans and arrivals in Parsons and Lawrence with crews, carloads of rails, and job applications for foremen and conductors.
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Ise Grace Lewis
Ford Burns
Seattle
Washington
Burns
Governor Bradford
Lecompton Sur
Harvest Hands Seek Work in Kansas Harvest Fields
Labor troubles as Kansas harvest crowds converge on the State Free Employment Bureau in Topeka. College youths and veterans seek two and a half to three and a half dollars a day, while a young man from South Carolina and others drift in daily. A mix of overalls and business attire crowd the office as applicants chase seasonal labor.
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Topeka
Charles Harris
State Free Employment Bureau
Kansas
Ofice
South Carolina
Oklahoma
Dakotas
Big Crowd at Airdome For Local Theater Event
A large audience filled the Airdome last night for the production of Bess of the Bar Z Hand by the Horne players. The company enjoyed good attendance and plans crowded houses all week after their previous success in Lawrence.
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Missouri
Kansas
Bes
Winona Mills
Airdome
St. Louis
Bess
Horne
Bell Phone
Tennessee Street
Rip van Winkle
Lawrence
Raw Valley Canning Factory Seeks Labor
An advertisement fragment shows the Raw Valley Canning Factory seeking men and boys for work. The notice, page clutter includes prices for household goods and a brief local shop promo. In a separate item, J F Brady, former president of Merchants Refrigerating, was fined 500 dollars in federal court after pleading no contest to alleged embezzlement of 374000 from the company.
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Brady
Kansas City
J. F. Brady
Merchants Refrigerating Company
Postpone Income Tax Issue in Senate Session
Senator Bailey urged postponing the income tax decision until tariff schedules are finished and an unanimous consent agreement delayed the entire income and corporate tax questions. The tariff debate continued while the finance committee amendments drew attention on the new customs plan and leather duty provisions.
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Bailey
Washington
Senate
Finance Committee
Senate J
Aldneb
Alorem
George Dovey Dies Suddenly In Ohio Train Incident
George Dovey president of the Boston National League baseball club died on a Pennsylvania train between ville and Xenia of hemorrhage of the lungs while en route to Cincinnati. The body is under coroner care. Separate notes mention meat inspection testimony in St. Louis and Latonia race wagering case adjournment, plus local ads for wallpaper, chocolate, and store services in Xenia area.
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Boston National League Baseball Club
Xenia
Ohio
George Dovey
Pennsylvania
Ville
Cincinnati
Boby
St. Louis
George P. McCabe
Depariment of Agriculture
Julius Bischoff
J. F. Harms
Wilson
Washington
New Opera Chairs for Lawrence Theatre Season
The Lawrence theatre plans new seating as parquet chairs move to the balcony. American Seating Company of Chicago representatives visited as Manager Hill negotiates for premium opera chairs. Annual overhaul and house cleaning are slated this summer to prepare for fall.
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American
Chicago
Hill
Opera House
Mob Drives Bishop Bonacum Out Of Ulysses Nebraska
In Ulysses Nebraska on June 19 a mob of 200 to 250 forced Rt Rev Bishop Bonacum and priests O Brien and Kline to abandon plans to take possession of the local church. The clash stems from a long church feud with Rev William Murphy who was ousted from the parish. Authorities and bystanders watched as the party walked toward David City after a livery driver refused to continue.
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Thomas Bonacum
Ulysses
Bonacum
Linncoln
O’brien
Seward
Father Kline
Brainard
Dlyesea
Father Murphy
Father O’brien
Bishop Bonacum
David City
Bonscum
William Murphy
Rome
O'Brien
Kline
New Bleoctric Line Could Reach Olathe City Limits
Olathe residents may see an electric line extended from Kansas City to Olathe. A delegation including F. P. Dickson J. O. Stewart R. Xn Thicker W H Stalnaker ex county treasurer and D P B Johnson appeared before county commissioners to push the project. The line currently runs Shawnee to the Missouri town and prospects for extending to Olathe are favorable.
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Olathe
Messrs
F. P. Dickson
J. O. Stewart
R. XN. Thicker
W. H. Stalnaker
Kansas City
D. PB. Johnson
Shawnee Township
Board of County Commissioners
Missouri
Murder Shocks New York as Miss Sigel Found Dead
Miss Elsie Sigel granddaughter of General Franz Sigel was found strangled and placed in a trunk in a Chinaman's room in New York. Police pursue Leon and Chung Sin, tied to her death, with suspicions of jealousy and a telegram threat investigated. The case follows a chase amid car race notes and other city updates.
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New York
Elsie Sigel
Franz Sigel
Miss Sigel
Sigel
Paul Sigel
Washington
Elsie
Leon
Chung Sin
Jeon
Vancouver
BK. C
Aocaa
Loreen
Utes
Chevrolet
Florence Todd
Todd
Buick
Strang
Denison
Knox
Mane Seymour
Apperson
Bourge
Lytle
Mil
Ler
Englebeck
Hearne
Local residents greet Topeka visitors and travelers
Numerous individuals from Kansas to Ohio and Missouri arrive or depart, visiting Topeka and nearby towns. Names include Mrs E. B. Hanslip, Jobo Crider, L. A. Simons, Gertrude Messler, Mrs J. W. Clark, Miss Anna Flyon, Frank McCann, Miss Louise Weber, Mrs Chas Yewdall, Mrs Malott, Mrs W. B. Dorward, Estelle Ree, Mrs A Lohman, George Proudfit, Sau Moore, Mrs Fred Liscomb, Perry Barber, Bertha Taylor, Myrtle Frost, Miss Anna Hutt, Clara Robbins, Otto Rost, Miss Jennie Fitzpatrick, Miss Clara Limerock, Mr and Mrs W A Patterson, Jnesh Kilworth, KE L Case, and Mrs Case. Travelers head to Kansas City, Denver, Los Angeles, Seattle, New York, Rochester, Niagara Falls, and England. Wolf's Book Store promotes framing services at 919 Mass. St.
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E. BR. Hanslip
Topeka
Jobo Crider
Fort Scott
L. A. Simons
Kansas City
Gertrude Messler
J. W. Clark
A. Li Curl
Anna Flyon
Margaret. Cone
Ealdora
Frank McCann
Frank Muzzy
Estelle Ree
Stenag-Grapher
Denver
A. Lohman
Margaret
George Proudfit
Connent
Ohio
MM. Fisher
Sau Moore
Fred Liscomb
Pawnee
F. Tussell
Perry Barber
Abilene
Bertha Taylor
Tola
Myrtle Frost
Myrtle Harvey
Percy Hilliard
Anna Hutt
Louise Hutt
Annie L. Murtaugh
Fredonia
Kansas
A. N. Fuller
Massachusetts
Ohio Street
Clara Robbins
Colony
Lena Hunzicker
Otto Rost
Cincinnati
New York City
Jennie Fitzpatrick
A Carter
Los_Angeles
Seattle
Clara Limerock
Roy Levals
W. A. Patterson
Donald
Chicago
George
Waeckman
Jnesh Kilworth
Laughter
Rochester
Niagara Falls
Man Seeks Three Views Then Ignores Them All
A man proclaims he wants three women's perspectives on issues but proceeds to act as he pleases, disregarding the input he sought and presenting a pattern of disregard for others' views.
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Alo H
Baker Student Hurt In Peanut Roaster Blast
In Herington Kansas on June 19 a steam peanut roaster exploded at one o'clock, injuring two local men. Lester Combs, Baker University student and editor of the Baker Orange, and Lynch, a shortstop for the local team, were badly hurt as glass shattered the Krause bakery front. The blast knocked Combs back ten feet. Lynch sustained serious injuries but is not considered in immediate danger. Medical help arrived promptly. the event was heard over a mile away.
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Herington, Kuns
Herington Guna
Lester Combs
Joe Lynch
Krause
Combs
Lynch
Baker University
Baker Orange
Combe
Revival Tent Campaign Planned by Local Methodist Church
The Methodist official board schedules a summer revival with a large tent at the University limits. Evangelists Runyan and Billings will conduct the meetings, promising an engaging program and faith-fostering results. A Baldwin Ledger item notes the event amid broader community notices including local shop listings.
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The
Methodist Church
Runyan
Billigs
Atles Bay
Mr. Bunyan
Regents Met Appoint Many University Staff and Fellows
Regents Cambern Foley Gleed and Hopkins met at the University yesterday and approved numerous appointments and actions including a $500 mathematics fellowship for S. Pond and new weather instruments such as a seismograph. They also set controls for University reports, granted leaves for Stimpson and Emley, and named many instructors across departments from chemistry to German, piano to public speaking.
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Cambern
Foley
Gleed
Hopkins
Roberts. Pond
A. B
Washburs
M. A
Marietta Univer.y
Wikeball University
K. U
Stimpson
Ther Bureau of Standards
Washington
B. C. Frichot
C. T. Johnson
Jee Heiser
Soal Vain Nowlin
Zooliay Gardner
E. RB. Weidlein
Crowd Fears Raid as Stray Horse Triggers Commotion
A crowd at Warren and Main streets panicked when an officer warned of an automobile. The excitement proved to be sparked by a stray horse and buggy later collected by officers. Nearby ads tout ice cream flavors and general store goods. The biblical passage recounts Naomi and Ruth returning to Bethlehem amid hardship.
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Warren
Mase
Normal training department selected for Oskaloosa
The State Board chose Oskaloosa as a recipient of state aid for a normal training department, joining Holton Effingham Valley Falls and others. The program would yield $500 in state aid, fund extra teachers, and boost the school’s prestige as it grows in efficiency.
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Oskalooga
Holton
Effingham
Valley Falls
Oskaloosa
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