Telegraphic Briefities Stagger Oklahoma Route Plans
Oklahoma rant routes ordered in June at Jennings and Laver plus route 2 in Roger Mills county. Population figures 420 and 340 with house counts. Governor Folk names Felix Young coal inspector for Lexington Missouri to replace the late TL Barren. Cyntralla Mo council hires Hiram Philips to estimate water works cost for voters next June. Cantralla residents fund four day carnival and street fair first week August. Latimer Jennings of Kansas City lands Columbia public buildings contract worth 27233 dollars to raise 15000 for Topeka Y M C A stock issue in $1 shares broadcast.
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Oklahoma
Jennings
Pawnee
Rugles
Laver
Roger Mills
Folk
Felix Young Coal
Lexington
Barren
Cyntralla
Hiram Philips
St Louis
Cantralla
Latimer Jennings
Kansas City
Columbia
Topeka
Sali
Hoch Denies Rumor of State Charities Board Actions
Topeka reports Gov or Hoch says no plan to arrest rumors that the new board of control will charge state charitable institutions superintendents. Details note a music festival by CHL Orchestra and Quartet with dates May 26 and 37 at Fratem Aid ball site.
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Topeka
Board of Control
Govaroor Hoch
PITIABLE SCENES IN SNYDER AFTER TORNADO
Pitiable scenes of want and suffering unfolded in Snyder Oklahoma as rescue teams searched wreckage after Wednesday night tornadoes. Many remained unidentified in temporary morgues while 95 bodies were found and 35 parents were missing. Governor Ferguson urged immediate aid as supplies arrived and housing and medical care proved scarce in the town. The disaster caused an estimated financial loss of 500000 pounds.
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Snyder
Ferguson
Oklahoma
Mcrgue
Moyue
Tornado Levels Marlow and Nearby Towns in Indian Territory
A May 12 tornado sweep struck Marlow, Duncan, Rush Springs, and Chickasaw causing extensive damage. In Marlow many homes wrecked, few if any deaths reported, while other towns faced wind and rain with unroofed houses and injured residents.
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Oklahoma
Marlow
I. T
Oklahoma City
Duncan
Rush Springs
Chickasaw
Indian Territory
Kansas City
Itma
Rock Island
Chickasaw Station
Spyder, Ok
United Brethren Church Holds Quadrennial Conference in Topeka
The twenty fourth quadrennial general conference opened in Topeka with Bishop Gastin of Oregon presiding as senior Dr Castle plans retirement after twenty four years Of health concerns noted Governor Hoch attended and General Stanley of Indiana will speak next week A vote to postpone elections passed 106 to 105 indicating a split between conservative and progressive factions The southern and Pacific coast regions expected to receive bishops in the elections
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Topeka
Stanley
Indiana
Pacific
Siz
Kansas State Sunday School Convention Ends in Kansas
In Trutchinson Kansas the closing session of the Kansas State Sunday School convention reported about one thousand delegates in attendance. Next year’s gathering will be in Lawrence with E R Burkfielder of McPherson as president and Elmer Ward Cole of Watchinson as vice president. An executive committee was named including TL Little of LaCrosse, B Stauffer of Lawrence, D Shuzy of Emporia, Theodore Bracken of Phillipsburg, and Mrs J Stewart of Wichita.
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Trutchinson
Kan
Lawrence
E.R. Burkfielder
McPherson
Viga
Elmer Ward Cole
Watchinson
E. Stagley
Wichita
BK. EB. Holer
Kansas City
TL Little
LaCrosse
Lev. B. Stauffer
Shuzy
Empuria
Theodore Bracken
Phillipsburg
J. 1
Stewart
Pluica
D. O. Cole
Topeka
Kansas Railroad Board Delays Freight Rate Review
Topeka May 12 The board of railroad commissioners has not progressed on the Stone resolution mandating a six month comparison of Kansas freight rates with neighboring states. No rate clerk was provided and the legislature refused funding. The agency cites heavy workload under the new rail law and will hear the commodity complaint on May 37 and the Chapman grain rate discrimination case on May 4 while also setting switching rules.
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Topeka
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Legislatue
Kansas
Chapman Grain
Girl Played Desperado in Oklahoma Town
Ethel Spinks a 20 year old girl fleeing Gainesville Texas after conflict with her stepfather was found in McComb Oklahoma wearing male clothes. She fled into the woods. Marsia Read pursued her but she drew a gun and threatened him. Read escorted her to the county jail for transportation awaiting trial.
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Shawnes
O. T
Ethel Spinks
Gainesville
Texas
McComb
Here
Marsia Read
Stratees
Ste
Sedalia Elopement Ends In Wedding At Smithton
May 12 Sedalia Missouri reports elopement of S W Gunther and Miss Laura Kipping from Pettis County. They wed at Smithton before the bride’s brother could reach Stanton to stop the ceremony.
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Sedalia
W. Gunther
Laura Kipping
Pettis Counts
Smithton
Stanton
West Virginia Storm Creates Havoc in Huntington
Severe weather ripped through Huntington and nearby areas May 12 with heavy rain and strong winds. Reports of damage and unverified rumors circulated as the storm moved through the region.
Explosion at gas tank claims several lives in Philadelphia
Reports from Philadelphia describe a deadly blast at a gas tank of the United Improvements Company in Pollot Breeze today. Several workers were killed and four others injured while six painters on top of the tank were missing. Two burned remains were recovered with identity difficult. Conditions improving elsewhere with agricultural population gains noted in Kansas counties Kiowa and Logan.
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Philadelphia
Uuttedias Improvement
Polot Breeze
Dellawed
Fusslbig
Employers plan further layoffs amid ongoing teamsters strike
Chicago reports a new policy extending the strike actions as thousands face layoffs due to dulled trade and reduced demand for manufactured car parts. Officials indicate the policy will stay in effect until the strike ends and normal business resumes.
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Chicago
Indus Trea Fata Waldott
Russian Admiralty Refuses To Reveal Information On Vladivostok Fleet
St. Petersburg May 11 The admiralty declines to divulge any information about ships of the Vladivostok division reported off Japan's coast. Naval circles say acting under Rozestvensky Obey orders they have passed Tau waru straits into the Pacific to reconnoiter a mine free passage and threaten Japanese commerce. Russian naval divisions in the far east are acting under Rozestvensky orders.
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Aci
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Rojestversky
Boy Hero Lin Wisconsin
A 10 year old boy Freddie Charandes of Menominee Wisconsin risked his life to signal a Northwestern train after a horse ran onto a trestle blocking the track. He wore a red sweater and shouted to warn the crew allowing the engineer to stop the train fifty feet from danger.
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Freddie Charandes
Menominee
James Briggs
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Jealousy Triggers Fatal Shooting Near Bevier
Lomasa Pieri, driven by jealousy, shot Tremeo Pieri with a .34 caliber revolver in Bevier Missouri, the bullet lodging in the stomach. Pieri was committed to jail on bail after a preliminary hearing as excitement ran high and fears for the prisoner’s safety spread. Mrs. Pieri, 23, mother of two, was involved.
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Nan Patterson Freed in New York Street Celebration
Nan Patterson was released on her own recognizance after the district attorney agreed not to pursue re arrest in his county. About 2,000 cheering supporters lined the streets as she left the criminal court, flanked by her father and lawyers and escorted to a lawyer’s office.
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New York
Nan Patterson
Sam Shubert Dies From Wreck Injuries
Sam Shubert, a prominent theatrical manager, died in Farrigburg Pennsylvania from injuries received in yesterday's wreck. He was recognized as one of the leading figures in the country’s theater industry.
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Farrigburg
Shubert
Missouri Leader Chosen President at Southern Artist Convention
Kansas City May 12 E W Stephens president of the Missouri general association was elected president of the Southern artist convention at its opening session today. Vice presidents named include J C Stalcup of South MacAllestar and I T.
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Kansas Bankers Association
To‘paka
Ellis H. Roberts
United States
Auld Merlam
Kansas City
E. W. Stephens
Missouri General Association
J.C. Stalcup
South MacAllestar
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Stones in Religion and Sacred Center Stones Across Cultures
The piece discusses sacred stones as centers of the universe in various cultures. It cites the Manchu sacred black stone near Mukden, the Tibetan shoulder blade shaped center in Laha, Mecca’s Kaaba stone in Islam, and Delphi's omphalos as historical centers.
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Thara
He Mesa
Thig
Laha
Thibet
Mecca
Delphi
Rome
London
Paris butchers' excursion to London on Good Friday
Eight hundred Parisian butchers journeyed to London on Good Friday and remained five hours. They were cordially received and such excursions are now fashionable due to the entente cordiale. Several hundred sewermen recently paid six days’ visit to Paris.
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Paris
London
Luminous Shrimps Found by Prince in Deep Sea Quest
The Prince of Monaco discovers luminous shrimps during a deep sea voyage in the Mediterranean. The creatures glow at depths from 1100 to 1600 fathoms, aiding navigation with bioluminescent spots. Also note Park Grocery ad: butter 20 cents, epée 15 cents, phone 40.
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Prince of
Monaco
Mediterranean
Jara
Miss Owens Grants Graduation Recital in University Chapel
Miss Mianis Owens presented her graduation recital in the University Chapel, following elocution training at the School of Fine Arts. The packed house applauded each scene of the three act presentation Gripol ia a French tale, with strong character studies and music between segments, as Owens drew praise for her varied roles and received numerous bouquets.
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Lfe
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Nowers
Charter for Kansas and Missouri Producers Refiring and Fuel Oil
A charter issued in Charleston West Virginia on May 12 creates the Kansas and Missouri Producers Refiring and Fuel Oil company with capital of 31,000,000. It is a merger of forty four companies in the North Nevada field in Nansac, perfected by Levy and others.
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Charleston
W. Va
Kansas and
Missouri
Neodedia
Nansac
Levy
Swift MacNeill Provokes House With Fresh Outburst
Swift MacNeill angers the House of Commons with a new rebuke and defiant remark. He had previously caused uproar by denouncing censorship and insisting his past remarks could not be repeated.
Social and Personal Notes From Local Life
The Kappa Alpha Theta Alumnae plan a meeting tomorrow afternoon at Mia Abbott’s home on Louisiana street. People visiting include John Peel of Salina and Gregg Wawk. Hawk heads to Texas for Orient railroad work. Willow Springs resident William Endaley visited the city, and T. S. Oliver came from Ferry on business. About fifty guests joined a Plymouth church social supper hosted by the ladies of the social circle. Clifton Wyatt and family moved from Garnett to reside here, renting the Steele property on Tennessee street. Murial Ingally returns home to Atchison tomorrow after visiting Mrs. E. Haworth. Beloit resident Frank Sorgei visited his brother Kraus Sorgotz. Will Bullens attended a Masonic meeting in Leavenworth. An Oakland paper reports a Home Club reception Tuesday evening with Brigadier General and Mrs Frederick Funston as honored guests, a large receiving party, dancing, and hundreds invited. Albert Worley and wife plan to move to Kansas City Monday. J N McFarland, ill for some time, remained unconscious last night and today. T 2 P Sterene brought in a wolf scalp and claimed bounty. District court adjourned until Monday.
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Mia
Abbott
Louisiana Street
John Peel
Salina
Gregg Wawk
Br Hawk
Texas
Orient Railroad
William Endaley
Willow Springs
Ferry
Ffty
O. A. Tlancom
Plymouth Church
Murial Ingally
Atchison
E. Haworth
Frank Sorgei
Beloit,s
Kraus Sorgotz
Will Bullens
Leavenworth
Oakland
Cal
Frederick ' Funston
University of Kansas Notes and Academic Events
Miss Lydia Lindsay, typhoid case, and the M W C house status are reported. Detriot convention talk by Miss Van Zandt precedes a Clay Center teaching appointment for Miss Ethel Luther. Classical association leaders include Prof Walker and Prof Manley. Chicago meeting drew 150 teachers and 700 more signups. French drama set May 16 at I Fraternal Ald hall. Excavation volume on Argive sculpture adds library forte for Greek dept. Professor Wilcox spoke on modern versus ancient sculpture. Senior pharmacy class tea, alumni meeting, and officer elections follow. Banquet notices reference University of Michigan and Ann Arbor reps. Kansas City track dual vs McCook field slated for Saturday. Senior pharmacy dinner and alumni election finalize the evening.
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van Zandt
Detroit
Ethel Luther
Clay Center
4. T
Walker
Chicago
Classical Association of the
Middle West
Bed South
Manley
University of Missourian
University of Kansas
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Petendion
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Coates Mlouse
Kansas City
University of Michigan
Verne Mitchell
Delphos
Wilson
Burlington
Louis M. Carlisle
Leon
Itfi
Needham
Lawrences
OC. Raymond
Lawerence
Escaped Leavenworth convict in custody after following a woman
James Rollins escaped from Leavenworth county jail and was captured by Sheriff Woodward then turned over to Sheriff Myeray. He had been convicted of burglary and was awaiting transfer to the state penitentiary. He followed a woman to Lawrence, aiding his detention.
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James Rolling
Leavenworth
Sherif Woodward Lastight
Myeray
Leavenworth County
Rollins
Lawrence
vec L Botti or K Pranilee D D Pickens
Readable fragments indicate names L Botti K Pranilee D D Pickens. No contextual events, actions, or places are provided to confirm roles or affiliations. The piece reads as a partial list or attribution with unclear connections among individuals.
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Vec. L. Botti
K. Pranilee
D. D. Pickens
Markets by Wire Live Kansas City May 12 Cattle Hogs and Grains
Market wire reports from Kansas City and Chicago on May 12 show cattle and hog bids with price ranges for native steers stockers and feeders cows and heifers calves and bulls. Grain quotes include Wheat May and July futures, Corn May and July, Oats, and Soy? hay and butter egg receipts.
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Kansas City
Chicago
Spring line of tailored skirts suits and jackets advertised
To the ladies, Clifton T. Alaté invites requests for his spring line of samples for tailored skirts suits and jackets. First door north of main entrance of New Eld ridge hotel. Mr Hughes has laid the foundation for a new house in the 600 block on Louisiana street.
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Kind- Bose
Clifton T. Alaté
Main Eatrante
New Eldridge Hotel
I. ¥. Hughes
Louisiana Street
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