27000 Men Get Raise In Wages For Rail Workers
Readers see a garbled note stating 27000 men will receive wage increases after a vote by shopmen and representatives. It mentions Southern Railway allied unions and a raise of one and a half hours plus a five cent increase for some workers. The block also includes an advertisement for a rheumatism relief product and a testimonial about its use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Teiltodd Wimpahios
Wahast Systen
Federa
Waniges
Bharkamiths Sm Peinteps
Southern Railway
Herenter
Srant
Worden W Mests Missional Society Meets On May 7
On Wednesday afternoon May 7 the Women s Missionary Society held their regular session at the widow s home. The devotional part of the meeting was led by the visitor.
The Story of America in Pictures and The Mentor Preview
A promotional blurb describes The Story of America in Pictures while noting The Mentor weekly feature. It mentions Balboa and early Darien exploration, with references to The Mentor as a guide to art literature science and travel, and the Associated Newspaper School publication details.
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America
Spat
Vaso Nunez Balllox
Ernati
Spain
Histaniota
Martin Fernandes de Exieisea
Sau Nin Darien
San Sebastian
Sarita Marias de la Antigua de
Darien
Romsey
Mar ‘del Sur
Spearines
Uae
Theasand
Hehieh
Balboa
Lenin
Ie Lahave
Journal- World
Phe
Fourth Ave
Nineteenth St
New York
Wall
Enue
The Changing Chinese Doctor Lesson Discussed
A club session led by president Mrs Folin Sehwalm opened with prayers for two Chinese medical missionaries and their wives. Officers for the coming year were elected including president Mrs Joby Seluwaim and treasurer Miss Sophia Heim. The article then promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Compound as a health remedy for women facing common female ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Folin Sehwalm
D. J. Hreiilaupt
Oklahoma City trial notes corruption links and hunts
A Oklahoma City courtroom report describes prosecutions under a new administration for violation of law amid a price cutting war among merchants. The case involves Hunter and Mackwell and mentions Blackwell, with partners accused of conspiring to influence trade. The narrative references a Texas cure advertisement for kidney and bladder ailments. Dr. E. W. Hall’s mail order remedy is cited as offered in St. Louis and Kansas, with druggist distribution noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foix
Wellington
Blackwell
Texas
Kansas
E. W. Hall
Olive
St. Louis
River Up Again Amid Muddy Waters
River runs high and muddy after recent rains affecting local streams. A beverage advertises aerated eel drink from Ye M Bottling Works amid a garbled line about prices and offerings.
Stumping for 1916 Presidency Booms Stubbs in Topeka
A flood of post cards in Topeka promotes ex Kansas governor R Stubbs for president in 1916 as Guthrie Oklahoma mails cards linking him to the Progressive movement. The packets claim Stubs would bring reform amid regional political chatter. Also notes Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound praised for colds in Omaha and by L Poole of California Street.
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Guthrie
Oklahoma
Jay
W. R._ Stubby
Kansas
Vprogressi Movement
Topeka
Okla
Omeka
Ohio
Foley
L. Poole
California St
Onaha
Ber & Son
Road View Petition Scheduled by County Board in 1913 Notice
First published notice from Kane County Kansas lists a petition by Flwend Deay and 21 others to view and open a road described by section lines. The county commissioners and county surveyor will meet Tuesday June 17, 1913 to view the road at the described starting point. Also mentions a large wallpaper shipment and a family incident with diphtheria affecting relatives and Prof Stipson.
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I Journal World
Waite
Lawrente
Kane
State of
Kansas
Flwend Deay
Board of Epeinty Cprachabagionsey
S. Sev
Saat
Li Sith
TAO Reds
Creweu
Bishway
N. W
Board of County Commissioners
Sterman Broeker
Mgger
Comforting Words for Back Pain Relief Prayerfully Written
An advertisement recounts testimonials for a back pain remedy from Pills on various claims and urges readers to buy through Tuek Bros. and Foster Milburn New York. It asserts personal cures and family faith in the preparation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Messer
J Porliss
Vanit St. -Lawrence
Bays
Tuek Bros
Boy in Court Case Sparks Ordinance Debate
A 17 year old boy testifies amid questions over enforcement of an ordinance about youths. Sneegas argues arresting several boys would curb false claims about ages and halt misuse of the law.
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Sneegas
Tan
Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Ad
A firm sales blurb urging every family to keep Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy during hot months. It claims the remedy is essential, universally useful, and worth its cost, with purchase urged through all dealers.
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Chamberlain's
Real Estate Transfers and Cemetery Deeds in Lawrence and Baldwin
Arthur M Spalding and wife transfer to Navid Ba and Ford eat Wes 10s and east half 102 Addi tion 2 North Lawrence. Juin Cottman and wife transfer to Leonora Stollingberry north 40 foot lot 1i block 1a Jane Mave Addition Lawrence. Beard Baldwin to TC Graham cemetery transfer $30 east half lot 101 Row 5 Baldwin City Cemetery. Baldwin City Cemetery Association a Beant lot 101 Raw a Baki j City Cemetery. Broadway play season opens at the Airdome with My Lord in Livery a three act comedy praised as superior and lively. production to Hazel Meranths Man on the coast to coast. Plays will be carefully staged and well received.
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Arthur M. Spalding
Wits
Lawrence
Navid Ba
Ford
North Lawrence
Juin
Broadway Players
Airdeme
Atiisument
Fran
Lord
Hazel
Ranth
Methodist forward move ment plan for state schools in Topeka
May 12 meeting outlined a drive to raise 1,500,000 for an education and building fund benefiting Baker University Baldwin Central Wesleyan Warrrenton Marionville Wesleyan Southwestern College Winfield and others. About 100,000 already raised, including 125,000 from Rockefeller Endowment Society to Baker. A district financial secretary will pace the effort. a home for the aged to begin in Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Habklwin
Methodist Forward Movement
Topeka
Kansas
Baker U
Rockefeller Endowment Society of New York
Leena
Iercofire Ench Institution
Cine Financial
Inveach District
Aed
Festival Opens With Baker Glee Club Concert
The ninth annual Baker University festival opens with the Baker Glee Club and Miss Cady of Chicago giving the first concert. Herbert Sophived and Miss Telon Mayer accompany. The program includes five songs by the Glee Club, five by Miss Cady, and one by an artist. The event, directed by Prof. Tee, features good training and pleasing solos. The festival continues with afternoon and evening concerts at Lamorrow near both sessions. Barina Hanish of New York is a featured performer.
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Baker Glee Club
Miss Cady
Chicago
Baldwin
Myren Hy
Baker Univ Department of Mausie
Fes
North Side Playgrounds Ticket Sale Set for Tuesday
Albert Eza approves sale of tickets on the river’s west side to benefit North Side playgrounds. Regular Palace Theater admission is 10 cents, but tickets sell for 3 cents during this event. Lincoln tickets 5 cents. Proceeds go to funding the playgrounds, with sale continuing until next Tuesday.
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Zener
Movcede
Albert Eza
Palace-Theater
Johnson
Larbnit
Bombs On Train In London Fireline Attempt
Fragmented report describes sabrage bombs found on a London Southwestern Railway corridor between Kingston and London. Three parcels in canisters contained combustibles. no explosions occurred amid police and rail investigations.
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London
Kingston-on-the-Thames
Local Advertisements and Notices Mix of Shops and Scams
A collage of shop notices and oddities includes Wall Papers at Read Home Store Tennessee Street, Colorado lands for exchange, and medical elixirs like Head's Sarsaparilla. It notes a complaint about a man pinching girls on the street, plus eye ear nose throat services and a beauty consultant mention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Hanmi
Praise This Remedy At the voluntarily: testimonial ad
A block of patient endorsements promotes Eckman’s Alterative as effective for coughs colds throat and lung troubles. Statements claim the remedy restored health for a teacher and a Sister of St. Francis while praising its lack of poisons opiates or habit forming drugs and urging readers to ask for the book.
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Pratsky
Eckman
Marie
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Trexgurer
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Sripeni Méndent
Little Herald Dayalotment
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Suite A
K City
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Airdome
Baldwin News
Methodist
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Woodward
Aymond
Golden Dome
Colorado
Kanensland
T. N. Castles
Roous
Jackson
O'Brien & Coy
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Knox
Teter’s
Cash Grocery
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