Edith Rockefeller Trust to Build Italian Marble Castle in Wichita
The Edith Rockefeller McCormick trust plans a new eight story building in Wichita its interior to feature Italian marble finishes and a grand castle like design. The project will include leasing plans and real estate operations led by Simon Krenn and Dato with ties to the Middle West and the oil industry.
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McCormick's
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Middle ‘West
Sim
Krenn
Dato
Edith Rockefeller Tick Trust
Ificésim
Wichita
Tuberculosis Inspection Programme Faces Fund Shortfall
Funds run out for the tuberculosis inspection program inaugurating this year. The work stopped due to depleted state carry on funds. Beginning July 1, 9.00 cattle were inspected. About four toads of cattle found to be reactors while testing shipments show infections. Salvage value noted in county records. Only a small number of cattle were tested.
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Biscoun
Tnhis
Gow
Ing
Pinckney Wins City Music Contest For Third Time
Pinckney elementary student Pinckney placed first in the city music contest among Laavronea elementary schools. Fourth grade entries scored 91 and 95.6 percent, with 96.9 percent overall, as judges noted. The event was supervised by Gen West. The report mentions upcoming meetings of financiers, economists, and industry leaders with the Internal Chamber of Commerce and notes employment figures in Michigan mobile factories.
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Laavronea
Pinckney
Gen- West
Indus
Chamber of Commerce
City Court Passes On Criminal Case In Open Session
City officials report a courtroom story detailing a judge raising a fine from ten thousand to twenty thousand dollars. Scott faced potential jail despite claims he could be remanded or held in a different status. The account, though fragmented, notes legal action and outcomes in a public proceeding.
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Dudge Gates
Scott
Grain Dealers Meet at Wichita Convention
Grain dealers from Kansas Colorado New Mexico Missouri Nebraska and Oklahoma gathered in Wichita for the annual Hanets Grain Dealers association meeting President G G Isely opened the session J J Smiley delivered the keynote criticizing the Kansas operative Marketing Association and the Grain Marketing company of Illinois as controlled by a firm led by The session featured Prof R T Green of Kansas State Agriculture College discussing price trends in major markets with further entertainment planned by the board of trade tomorrow morning.
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Wichita
Kan
Kansas
Colorado
New Mexico
Missouri
Nebraska
Oklahoma
The
Hanets Grain Dealers ‘Association
G. G. Isely
J. J. Smiley
Peka
Horner
National Associatia Tenceville
Atternoion
R- Ti
Focal Board of Trade
Kansas Operative Marketing Association
Grain Marketing Company of Illinois
Smiley
Whaling Urges Central Jesus Focus at Assembly
Lexington May 21 Dr Thornton Whaling retiring moderator of the Presbyterian Church in the United States warned against disloyalty to Jesus Christ and His church. He urged ministers to place Jesus first in all duties and to adjust subscriptions to the church system accordingly.
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Lexington
Jesus
Whaling
Lost world hint and warning on sacred schools
A fragmented, archaic meditation warns against compromising Christian doctrine in schools and colleges. It urges alert, informed thought to safeguard the supremacy of Jesus Christ, citing biblical precedent and prophetic language about modern institutions shaping faith. The tone is admonitory and revivalist.
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Jesus
Des Whaltz
Jerusalem
Alexa
Odessa
Bilin
New York
Christ
Ens
Paul
Jesus Orr
Favor Water Route Aims to Link Great Lakes to Northwest Rail
Michigan Associated Press reports leaders from Great Northern and Northern Pacific railways advocate a St. Lawrence water route to aid eastbound shipments. Ralph Budd of Great Northern and Charles Donnelly of Northern Pacific stress benefits to the North Western United States and rail interests.
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Michigan
Associated - P
Great. Lakes
United States
Great Northern Railway
Improvenisii
Badd
Charles Donnelly
St. Pau
The
Northern ‘Pacific Railwayy
Association
Northwestern, Pailroads
Great Lakes
Havement
Seasta pes and Paris Brussels painting exhibit notes
The fragment describes an artist living on Paqueta Island and organizing exhibitions in Paris and Brussels. It mentions a realist underwater painting style, concerns about drying the paint, and attempts to secure results despite a humid climate. The text references travel to Brazil and pending exhibitions.
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Paris
Brussels
Paqueta Island
Herber
Cottonseed feed talk signals quality and profits in Kansas
J C Mohler Kansas secretary of agriculture warned at the Interstate Cottonseed Crushers Association meeting that protein deficiencies and uneven weights in cottonseed cake threaten feeding results. He urged clearer protein guarantees, possible refunds, and better cooperation between brokers, dealers, and mills. He noted softer cake could aid beef intake and warned against linseed meal encroachment.
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New Orleans
Kansas
J. C. Mohler
Kansas State, Board of Agriculture
Cottonseed Crushers’ Association
Mohler
Mobter
Ir. Mohler
Cherléston Exhibit Highlights Rare Silver Articles
A Charleston exhibit features unique silver pieces including a 1740 chalice from St Thomas parish, 1762 urn with a national ode, old family candlesticks, a bride’s bouquet holder, an English coin bottomed dipper, a George Tilperidd tray with Campbell coat of arms, and silver horns once used to call townspeople to fires. An authority notes Charleston’s valuable silver collection.
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St. Thomas
Episcopal Church
South Carolina
Ives
George Tilperidd
Campbell
Collec
Charleston
Opposition to Woman Governor Nominated in Maryland
The United Democratic Women Clubs at Salisbury rejected endorsing Mrs. W. Hubbard of Chestertown for governor. The Baltimore Federation of Democratic Women issued a formal disapproval, deeming a woman governor bid ill timed and unwelcome. Also notes a University of Maryland commencement plan to place visitor signs directing people to campus buildings.
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Baltimore
Associated Press
Maryland
United Democratic Women’s Clubs
Salisbury
Dbts
Federation of Democratic
Incorporated
Beating with Revolver Near Edwards Home
Police were called to the home of S R Edwards on Tervie Street to arrest Dick Bryant after he allegedly struck his wife, a Bryant and Edwards dispute ending with Bryant escaping. The revolver discharged but missed striking Bryant, who fled Monday evening and has not been seen since.
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S. R. Edwards
Tervie Ee Street
Bryant
Edwards
Perry
Lawrence
Tan
Bud Wallace
Tennessee Street
Deaths and Funerals William Norwine William
William Norwine died at 8 10 at his home 727 Annnt Street He was formerly at the Pony Greek neighborhood Funeral announcements will be a debater Lions where she will visit for a short time.
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William Norwine
William’ Norwine
Pony
Lions
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