Iowa Republicans Set To Weigh Tariff Reform At Convention
Des Moines reports prediction of a tense state convention with factions of tariff reformers and stalwarts. Committees on platform likely split, with Hanthorn possibly chairing but Hepburn as platform chair. Contested races include permanent chair, state superintendent candidates, and a bid to influence resolutions amid rumors of last minute pacts.
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Ponaral Esasant
Congromman Hanphorn
Permet
Hepburn
Atvad
Kendall
Atbia
Chasna
Coater
Public Instruction
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Cummier
Turbulent Strike Spreads Across Arkansas Valley System
A sweeping strike against non union workers from Oklahoma City halts telephone operations across the Arkansas Valley system. City offices disable lines as workers protest, with potential disruptions spreading to nearby towns and sectors unless dismissed personnel are reinstated or replaced.
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Dromlis
Guthrie
Hs Lineme
Arkansas Valley
Oklahoma City
Assassination Report Promised After Assailants’ Motives
A government dispatch from June 32 outlines an official war ministry report on recent assassinations. It suggests conspirators aimed to deport the majesty, not kill him, but were sparked by Lieutesset Petrovica’s firing. In Emporia town, a vast crowd filled a tabernacle with attendance near double last year.
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Engineers reshuffle amid Topeka raid rumors
Engineers thvan Now Aw she Raid Topeka Jana 33 C A Mores now stationed at Albuquerquas bar bees made chief qugteer of the Seats Fe to succeed W B Storsy tt referred to Celitoraia J M Musde residement pincer bare bar bees made chief sagloot exstarmer division President Oyater Hay Jace 39 Gavarser Boal Porta Rico Senator Long Kansae Pormet Postmaster General Birsail arrived today and wore the presls Gemt's guerte Inschace
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Albuquerquas
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Celitoraia
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Sagloot
Big Break in Cotton Sends Prices Down Fast
A July and August market shock dampened cotton trading in New York as prices tumbled due to a 58 point loss and renewed concerns about internal strains in the market. Rumors linked a New Orleans group to leakage and speculation, but a partial rally followed as traders weighed tighter supplies and ongoing volatility.
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Cottan
New Orleans
Cliqus
Texas State Official Shot by Former Employee at Capitol
A Texas state official, R. M. Lave, was shot and killed in his office in the state capitol at 10 oclock this morning by former employee W. G. Hill, who then killed himself. The incident occurred in the capitol office, with Hill reportedly acting on his own.
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Shamrock Race Abandoned After Minor Accident
New York on July 39 a Shamrock race meeting was hit by a minor accident when the Shamrock Tiss nearly gave way during a vital event. The rider was compelled to retire and the race was stopped. The incident was not serious and the meeting continued with adjustments.
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200 Men Killed in Coal Mine Accident
A coal mine explosion near Haona Wyoming today entombed many workers. Initial reports say about 220 miners were underground when the blast occurred at 10:39 am. Rescue efforts were slowed by smoke and difficult access, with fears of higher fatalities as details remain scarce. The mine is owned by Union Pacific Coal Company.
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End of Dewey case hearing stalls over Berry character evidence
Topeka June hearing in the Dewey case before a supreme court commissioner ended abruptly as the attorney for the deafened urged broader inquiry into the Berry character. The commissioner refused, Hosie announced withdrawal, and the sides agreed to rely on the Cheyenne county record and yesterday’s testimony, avoiding further deposition in the matter.
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Mad Mullahs' Men Routed in Somaliland Clash
London dispatch from Colonel Rezb 7 fort reports Abyssinian allied forces in Somaliland surprised Mad Mullahs at daybreak after forced marches, killing many and capturing most of their camp, herds, and camels, in a sharp engagement with British officers present.
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Mob gathers at Arkansas jail for mob murder appeal
In June at Springs Arkansas a mob of more than 570 men surrounded the jail to threaten the condemned murderer Loougherty who allegedly disemboweled Roger Will during a prior conviction. The crowd demanded swift judgment as authorities warned against violence and urged lawful process.
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Receiver Appointed After Shipyard Fails to Protect Bondholders
Judge Kirkpatrick ordered the United States Shipbuilding Company to appoint a receiver after finding the firm failed to take proper steps to protect bondholders. Counsel have until tomorrow to agree on a suitable person to serve, or the court will appoint a receiver.
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Loog Lobbies for Fed Judicial Appointment in D C
Washington June reports say Senator Chester Loog arrived seeking to discuss possible choice for United States Judge to replace William C Hook in the district court. The exact candidate is speculative but Loog hopes for favorable presidential action and to influence the decision.
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Washington
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William C . Hook
Judicial District Court
Steamboat Mary B Delivers Log Raft on Mississippi River
New Orleans June 40. The Mary B owned by Biso lewesportatios company capt W A Bint towed the largest raft yet on lower Mississippi river. It carried 500 logs and over 7,000,000 feet of timber, 200 feet long and 390 feet wire. Made at Coles landing thirty miles above Natchez and 189 miles above New Orleans.
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Lawrence Today Sees Wide Stream of Local Travel
A flood of Lawrence residents traveled to Topeka St Joseph and nearby cities on business and social visits. Among those listed are Mira Mand Steele of Belvoir, J A Cappla of the Lecompton Sun, Phillip Heck of Midland, Mrs Arthur Marke en route to Chicago, and Mrs Sarah Stanton of Emporia visiting Lawrence. Delegations from Haskell and Lawrence plan travel for the National Educational Association events and Bermuda study.
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Sansze City
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Emporia
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Boston
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Williams Corry Named Acting President of United Staten Steel
New York June 30 Williams Corry of Pittsburg president of Carnagin Steel company was today named acting president of the United Staten Steel corporation An official statement says Corry will perform the active duties of the presidency at once
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Remorse of Capture Rumors in Mind Mullen Camp
Partial texts report a British captive situation near Mind Mullen in Lesbos December. General Mansing telegraphs to the War Office claiming many British prisoners in Mad Ma'leb's camp, while Matleh's forces deny these rumors. Nearby, an incident at Cache Creek Creek involved a seven year old boy, Grant Williams, and two others, with perilous risks noted.
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County board debates river bridge plan and road work
The county commissioners met to discuss funding and design for a river bridge project with a Manhattan contractor and Union Pacific involvement. They agreed to advertise for bids to comply with new state law while the timetable may press. The rest of the session touched on a Haskell Indian Band tour, hot weather reports, a water leak problem, a judge’s discharge ruling, and local sale notices.
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New Football Rules Seek Open Play and Venthed Formations
The football rules committee announced changes to allow a venthed formation and more open play. Under the new plan, seven players must remain on the line between the twenty five yard lines while the quarterback may run with the ball within five yards of the ball’s spot. The rule also assigns the kicking off duties to the side that scores when play restarts, and restricts end runs and center plays to curb the recent thumping trend and clarify center play.
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Wien
Priv Mlewe
Onty
New Haven Style Fad Sparks Townwide Buzz
New Haven residents discuss a campus fad where Yale students embrace a tale like fashion. Citizens, barbers, and shopkeepers observe young women shaving hair and adopting bold styling, while others worry about crowding, discounts, and campus influence on town life.
Fonnts of July Program at Driving Park Races and Events
Promoters announce a July program at Driving Park with several races already arranged and more added as plans firm up. The day features athletic contests, music, shade and refreshment stands, plus a crowd estimated near twenty fast horses and a parade of entries. Also listed are numerous local officials and candidates mentioned in surrounding notices.
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Pergram
Unclear Text Event Sparks Naming Proposal in County
A fragmentary account describes a visiting man from Chicago proposing odd renaming ideas for local roles and shops. He urged that coal sellers be called Word, undertakers named Collin, and grocers labeled Sugar. He suggested a steam roller be called Raller and claimed to seek support without forewarning.
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Church Merry Go Rounds Novel Fundraiser in Indiana
The Baptist and United Brethren churches of Washington Daviess County Indiana plan a token merry go round to raise funds. Tickets will be sold with one third of proceeds to each church and one third to the showman owner. Rev Miles and Rev Hobson lead ticket sales amid broad religious commentary.
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Markets by Wire Kansas City live stock and grain report
Kansas City live stock report notes cattle receipts and prices with hogs and sheep details. Chicago reports hogs at about 12.90 per cwt with top at 62 cents. Kansas City grain shows wheat July around 69 to 71.5, corn July about 47 to 49, oats around 39 to 34, and rye 5.0. Dairy and eggs listed with creamery butter at 17 and eggs 13.5. Market figures reflect disrupted formatting but provide price ranges and receipts.
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