Personal notes from Tun Genve and other towns in New York area
Purely personal items note Ce ee vrenve spending a day in Tun genve and a return from Vunharye. Les Kilns from Kansas City and others are mentioned with social visits and travel. Mrs. Willian Kilworth returns to Seattle after visiting her mother in Topeka. Hilstatsen advertises new Sal jewelry window highlighting latest arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vrenve
Tungen
New York City
Hugil Beukay
Didin Hedelex
Vunharye
Joist
Les
M. Jhiyes
Kansas City
Teedlaig
Salina
Unering
W. EL Wilson
Banaly
Topeka
Willian Kilworth
Seattle
Waahungiet
S.A. Adils
Hilstatsen
Thuy
Roosevelt welcomed as crowd greets train in Vicksburg
Vicksburg Mississippi residents greet President Roosevelt with excur sion trains arriving to join in a city welcome. Streets are decorated with large pictures of the president. Roosevelt will speak later in the afternoon at a central square. Various crafts are pressed into service for the parade and public event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vicksburg
Miss
Crode Pitars
Roosevelt
Hoogevelt
Varteldes and Gustafson Meet at Raymond's Tonight
Tonight at Raymond's, the Varteldes Jr and Gustafson teams square off for a medicine sale event. A local crowd is expected to view the matchup and enjoy the evening as part of a special program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Varteldes, Jr
Gustafson
Raymond 'S
Revival Sparks Enthusiasm Amid Full Tent Meetings
Sunday revival attendance surged as Dr. Biederwolf preached on divine invitation and the need to surrender will to God. He warned against worldly excuses and moral self-sufficiency, urging men to accept salvation and abandon hypocrisy for a genuine life in Christ.
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Cran
Jor
Biederwolf
Lwse
Ain
God
Lawrence
Kingdom of God
Christ
Nicodemus
Jerusalem
Mr. Biederwolf
Hell
Balloons Race in Second International Aeronautic Cup
In St Louis four nation balloons launch this afternoon for the second International Aeronautic Cup. A $2,500 prize and a massive silver trophy go to the pilot whose balloon travels farthest from the start. The first ascent is at 4 PM, others every five minutes, with a likely record crowd observing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Kansas City Sunday Law Violators Indictment Prepared
A list of several hundred names of those who violated the Sunday law is being prepared today for presentation to the grand jury tomorrow. The item notes ongoing efforts to indict violators and advance legal action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Grand Jury
Standard Oil Plans to Overturn Record $29 Million Fine
Chicago October 2 Attorneys for the Standard Oil Company disclosed yesterday a three- dozen points they will raise to vacate the $29,240,000 fine levied by Judge Landis. They will appeal to the United States Circuit Court of Appeals in January, attacking the constitutionality of the El act and arguing that the Hepburn law passage made prosecuting Elkins violations unlawful and could free the company from other pending suits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Standard Oile Company
Landis
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Crawford Arrested for Theater Violations in Topeka
L. M. Crawford, manager of the local theater in Topeka, was arrested Friday charged with keeping his playhouse open in violation of the law. The case will go to the state supreme court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
L. M. Crawford
Feilay
State Supreme Court
Operators After Old Places
Kansas City Oct 21 five striking operators applied for their old positions at the Western Union office. Three were accepted others were deferred or held in abeyance pending word on their status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Western Union
Meat Packing Case Heads to Supreme Court
Washington January 21 The Supreme Court took jurisdiction of the meat packers case involving Armour Swift Morris and Cudahy companies fined 15000 dollars each for accepting rebates court action follows appeals over competitive practices and pricing in the meat industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Get
Supreme Court of the United States
Armour, Swift, Morris, and Cudahy
Pierce Judgment Recovered Against Ladies Home Journal
Dr. Pierce's World's Dispensary Medical Association won a settlement of 17 581 48 from Curtis Publishing Company publishers of the Ladies Home Journal. A satisfaction of judgment was filed with County Clerk Price. The case stemmed from a derrogatory article about Golden Medical Discovery and Favorite Prescription. Local trial by Justice Marcus ended in a record verdict, with Judge Hatch for Pierce and Milburn for the publisher.
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Pierce
World's Dispensary Medical Association
Curtis Publishing Company
Ladies Home Journal
Price
Dr. Pierce
Ladies’ Home Journal
Marcus
John G. Milburn
Louis J. Babcock
Judge Hatch
Norris Morey
Vic Took the Wrong Bait at Hickory Creek
Victor Murdock and Harri sonsun King packed supplies and went to Dave Brittain's place on Hickory creek to bass fish but faced near freezing weather. Rain mud and empty bites left them stranded until Jesse Ellis and neighbors rescued them with bass and helped them home. Murdock calls Hickory Creek country the finest in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Murdock
Harrisonsun King
Leon
Dave Brittain
Hickory Creek
Brownlow
Crawidads
Jesse Ellis
Murdock
el Dorado
Markets by Wire Grain and Provisions Prices
Kansas City strikes grain and provisions market with Whest receipts 207 cars and mixed No 2 offerings. Dec and May futures quoted for oats, rye, and butter with timothy hay values and creamery butter notes.
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Kansas City
A Great Day Work of a Piend Jealous Husband
A jealous husband attempted to blow up his wife in a dramatic incident, prompting police involvement and an investigation into motive and weapons used. The case highlights domestic tensions and the risks of violence within marriage.
First Baptist church re dedicates after debt battle
The First Baptist Church celebrated rededication after rebuilding at a cost of 15 450 dollars with 1 200 owed on the parsonage. After a debt-raising push this week, 5 800 dollars was raised and the full amount was pledged, freeing the church from debt. The new building is described as up to date and convenient. Rev C C Brown preached the dedicatory address with Dr Meredith of Olathe delivering the sermon.
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First Baptist Church
C. C. Brown
Meredith of Olathe
Four Propositions from Missouri Athletics Board on Football
The athletic board of the University proposed four football arrangements with Missouri. They discussed venues Lawrence Columbia St Joseph and a three-year schedule involving all three sites. Proposals include revenue sharing, expense duties, and alternating venues over three years. Gustafsons advertised as the place for up to date jewelry.
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Athletic Board
University
Missouri
St. Joseph
En Ridge
Lawrence
Columbia
Columbis West
Ers
Gustafsons
Pressmen Must Not Strike In Eight Hour Day Fight
Cincinnati October 21 United States Judge Thompson made permanent a temporary injunction against participation in a strike by the International Pressmen’s union for an eight hour day. He ruled that union officers taking part would violate valid contracts. Gustafson offers the latest creations of manufacturing jewelers and urges buyers to get their share.
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Cincinnati
International Pressman’s Union
United States
Thompson
Gustafson
Supreme Court denies rehearing in Kansas Colorado water case
Washington October 21 Supreme Court declines to reopen Kansas versus Colorado arguing against allowing a rehearing on the Arkansas River water dispute. The Court had ruled for Colorado last spring, blocking Kansas use of Arkansas River waters. Go to Gustafson's for the latest in jewelry.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Kansas
Colorado
Arkansas River
Supreme Court
Gustafson
Wanted ads mix at Model Steam Laundry and local jobs
Classified blurs show laundry work and stenography requests. Warnings about spousal debt appear in the names of Poeverlein and Julia A Poeverlein, with street and contact hints at Bridge Street and Journal Hereafter.
Brighter Outlook Dampened by Big Bank Debits
New York reported a brighter banking mood waning as Mercantile National Bank showed a 1.9 million dollar debit balance at the clearing house and National Bank of North America 6.5 million. Clearing House extended help to Mercantile while Seth M. Milliken asserted the bank’s assets exceed liabilities. Stocks opened strong as lenders participated in the rise after Sunday’s meeting cleared Heinze Morse and Thomas interests from key banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Clearing House Association
Mercantile National Bank
National Bank of North America
Clearing House
Mercantile National Bank of North America
Seth M. Milliken
Mercantile National
Heinze-Morse
Heinze, Morse and Thomas
Adjournment in Illinois Central stockholders fight in Chicago
In Chicago on October 21 Stuyvesant Fish won a postponement of the Illinois Central stockholders meeting to December 10 after a morning conference with Harriman representative Cromwell and Judge Farrar. The proxy committee nears completion and total votes are expected near 410,000 with Fish controlling about 240,000 and Harriman 210,000, while Harriman seeks to contest portions of 286,731 shares enjoined from voting.
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Chicago
Stuyvesant Fish
Illinois Central Stockholders
Harriman
Wm. Nelson Cromwell
E. H. Farrar
Fish
Cromwell
Earthquake reports and legal notes from Oct 21
The report notes an earthquake possibly centered west of Australia with intensity felt near Horace Peterson and Edward Busby who faced assault charges. trials set for Oct 24. Also listed are local prayer meetings, a fatal shock from an electric wire in Oregon, and subscription offers from McClure's and Home Book Co.
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Will White
Washington
Weath
Horace Peterson
Australia
Ora
Indian Ocean
Edward Busby
Oregon
Mic
Silas Alton
Fourth ward prayer meet and local cafe ads blend
The notice lists a 9:30 am prayer meeting with Mrs. Rutter at 740 Rhode Island street and promotes Peerless Cafe at 321 and 921 Mass. street offering fish oysters and late service. It also advertises new football tickler and photo cards at Boyles 725 Mass. St plus services by Abs Wolfson and a loan offer on valuables.
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Fourth Ward
Rutter
Rhode Island Street
Boyles
Mass
Peerless Cafe
Mass. Street
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Wagstaff
South
Jaedickes
Palace Gem
A. Whitman & Co
Reuter
Dr. Biederwolf
el the Evangelist
Crawford
Vic
The
College
Earnett
York Street
Great Bend
Kan
E. E. Stacy
Santa Fe de
Stacy
Kerman Welch
Valley House
Stacys
Denver
Llynching
University YW
C. A
Shaw
Bridge Street
Care Journal
Julia A.’ Poeverlein
W. Hl’ Poeverlein
First Ward
Dr. Smith
Ky. Street
Ardener
R. C. Johnston
Ohio
Wells
E.M. Robinson
Michigan
Maughlin
Mra. Bury
Woodbury
Tincis
Chas. Brown
McClure’s
Home Book Co
Isch
Neville’s Garner
Secoml Ward
East Front
J. M Neville
Home
Elandge House
Watkins, National Bank
L Capital
Burplus
J. B. Watkins
Em Ail
I. B. Watkins
C. A. Hnlc
W. Tucker
W. E. Hazen
J. House
A. C Mitchell
I. Moorea
Ravings
Cepoalta
State Bank
Capital
Sweerey
J. Hilkey
Cashler
R. Stubte
Luther N. Lewis
W. Bromala
Sweeney
Jacob Badeky
Lawrence, Kansas
Monroe, M
A. Gemoor
Marth
He Mono
Aultent
M. Dewaank
Vice Prest
W. P. March
Coskarer
A. Wood
Cash's
Hosford Investment
Tocion Marchants National Bank Bullding
KaNmi
L. S. Steele
Marbachusetts
Opera Osfe
Tryue
Ribben
Olgars
Billie Willamson
Abs Wolfson
Fred Taggart
Newbys
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