Republican meeting to push Taft Taft and Bristow policy
A meeting of Republicans at 74 Massachusetts street will discuss uniting the Taft Stubbs and Bristow affiliates to strengthen party organization. Speakers tout Roosevelt era reforms and vow a permanent network to mobilize voters, with a session planned for this evening.
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OM. Hoses
New York
A. N. Delley
Republien
Mae Chanige
Nse
Republican Party
Rose
Roosevelt
Taft
Kuse
Kansas City
al Leady Maeters
Massachusetts Street
Race in the Air First Ever Five-Snifes dirigible race
New York reports the first free for all five snife air race on election day November 3 at Morris Park Aeronautic Society grounds. Wind wagons with motor driven propellers will compete. notable invitees include captains Baldwin Raabeisline Bombaugh Myers Streeber and Gribble. Also covers socialist party ballot denial and a Lincoln mail theft confession.
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New York
Aeronautic Society
Morris Park
Hey Pickering
Harvard v
Thomas S. Baldwin
Roy
Raabeisline
Bombaugh
Earl BE. Myers
Charles, Hamilton
Charles J. Streeber
Coronel Gribble
Journal Repudiates Scurrilous Kansas City Post Attack
The Journal condemns a Kansas City Post article about Mr. Stubbs and the Quakers. Resolutions in this issue rebut the piece, calling the author’s attack vile and dangerous to the community and urging exposure of the author.
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Kansas City Post
Stubbs
Local Social Notes and Kansas City Visitors
Purely personal items from Salina Kansas report numerous residents and visitors. Names include Munroe, Will Clark, HE King, Boughton, Miss Lulu Sherman, Mrs. S. B. Miller, Alfred Lawrence, Mrs. Sarah Jessup, Mrs. Ema Levan, Charles Doane, Miss Alta Stuad, Patti Hist, and Rev. E. E. Stauffer. Also notes on family visits, Lutheran meetings, and university activities. A separate Salina brief covers Rebekah and Odd Fellows lodge actions and localMilitant drills results with Caldwell and Kansas City.
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Will Clark
Dahiwin
Eily Swilay
King
Baldiwin
Kansas City
Sidden Fueher
Topeka
Woo
Stone
Leeouplan
Lawrence
Boughton
S. EB. Miller
DeSota
Graeber Bros
Alta Stuad
University
Patti
E. E. Stauffer
Fred Leonard
Salt Lake City
George Leonard
W. H. Joskinson
Whols
Isaac Shanphill
Peabody
Lara Cowles
M. G. Manley
Wilfred Wheeler
Sarah Eugenia
Clarence Kelso
Max Summers
Salina
Kats
Grand Lodge of the
Rebekah Assembly
Manhattan
Effie McCurdy
Larned
Gertie EK. Johnson
McLouth
Bertha Willis
Wichita
Warden
Isa E. Potter
Clifton
C. B. White
Hutchinson
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
T. P. Honey
Washington
Iektta
Caldwell
Kans
Yearly Meeting Closes as Delegates Return Home
Delegates report a successful Yearly Meeting with sessions at nine o'clock and minutes read. Committees discussed public institutions and ministry, with funds allocated for Evangelical boards and temperance work. The meeting endorsed a plan for a Wichita deposit and approved various committee reports while noting the Holy Spirit as guiding principle.
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Lawrence
Lee
Committee On Public Institutions
Francis A. Wright
Kansis
Evangelius Beards
Frivals Universnitiee
Nsu
FITU
Wichita
Nebraska
Minnie Rich
Fred Dalinston
New York Y. M
Douglas
Alaska
Missionary Board
Mayland Stubbs
Denver
Y. M
Fowler Quartery Meeting
Y. Mc
Nathan Newby
Tonganoxia
Haveland
Market snapshot from Chicago and local commodity notes
The item lists Wheat futures Dec May and July prices, Corn and Oats quotes, Pork, Beef and Hogs prices, and live stock receipts. It includes cash market notes, prices for eggs, butter, and dairy, plus a local shop promotion for Ed Parsons jeweler and a claim about Lawrence post cards.
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Chicago
Democratic National Committee Fund Seeks Support
New York Oct 15 The Democratic National Committee released an extended statement detailing campaign contributions through October. It reports 343 donors gave 500 or more, many contributors under 50, and total receipts around 317,000 from Democratic newspapers nationwide. The committee seeks an additional 100,000 to continue the campaign, with the largest single gift reaching 3,000 from Charles J. Hughes of Colorado. Bryan profits noted from newspaper publishers. Some names, including G N Traskell, do not appear in Oklahoma contributor lists.
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Way
Denver
National Committee Fund
United? States
Ull Agape
Kidder
Charles J. Mughes
Colorado
Bryan
Los
The
Coitininien
G. N. Traskell
Cum Juitien
Fran Oklahuna
Jury Returns Guilty Verdict in Land Fraud Case
In Omala Nebraska on October 15 the federal jury found Frederick Laird guilty on eight counts of attempting to defraud the government of public land in Lawes county through fictitious entries. Laird heads a Chicago based gravel company with Chicago owners and railroad ties, linked to Kinkaid land set opponents who funded the effort. The trial also named Patrick J and Lawrence Sing in conspiracy. Sentencing will be set at a future court term.
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Omala
Neb
Frederick
Laird
Lawes County
Nebraska
Aix
Baird
Chixiaiee Dravel Company
Japanese Warm Welcome as American Fleet Near Tokio
Reported at night the gunboat Yatktus led by the American battleship fleet was sighted by Japanese war vessels to the west. The Yankton is expected to arrive in the morning. All Japan anticipates the fleet arrival with enthusiastic preparation, especially Yokohama and Tobin.
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Japan
Yokohami
Tobin
Balkan Agreement Reached For Conference Basis
London reports Britain Russia and France agree on eight point program to settle the Balkan situation. The plan will be submitted to other powers as the basis for discussion at the proposed European conference.
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Balkan
London
Great Britain
Russia
France
Niinbur
Fire Destroys Farmland After Engine Spark Sparks
A rural blaze started by an engine at 3 30 pm swept across 100 acres of pasture 30 acres of corn and 75 tons of hay. Firefighters fought by hand, saved a large barn and house, with about forty men from two gangs of hands aiding. Loss estimated around 2500 dollars, with a local ranch involved and rapid spread due to dry ground.
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I ‘Yue Dames
Svellen
Fee
Contol
Vanel
Currier Wiley
Trante No. 7
Laawrence
Jin
Reese
John Heese
Heese
Man Found Guilty of Murder in First Degree
Oct. 15 Independence Kans jury convicts Henry Behner of murder in the first degree for killing Tobias Bowyer, charging he harmed his daughter. Verdict after a nineteen hour deliberation carries a life sentence. The girl had served in the Sawyer home.
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Pather
Independence
Kans
Tienry Behner
Tobias Bowyer
Ule Sawyer
Writ Issued Over Unemployed Speech in Parliament
A writ issued against Will dau James Thorne, a social democratic member of parliament, cites breach of peace after he urged the unemployed to rush baker shops rather than starve. A march of unemployed workers is heading from Nottingham toward London amid ongoing demonstrations.
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Bette
London
Great Britain
Willdau James Thorne
Nottingham
For Sale A 135 Key Meyer Flute In Leather Case
For sale a 135 key Meyer system flute in a leather covered case with a grenade box and screwdriver. Price twenty dollars. Wall taken five dollars. Paul A. Dins poor at Journal. Wanted a gift to do office work. Address by letter only in own handwriting. Address M. Journal office.
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Paul A. Dinspoor
Journal
M. Journal Office
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