Tragedy at Trinidad Mine Deepens as Death Toll Grows
Rescue efforts at the Trinidad No. 2 mine continue after an explosion entombed many workers. By Oct 28 authorities report 25 rescued, six bodies recovered, and about 250 still missing. Teams search main shaft and tunnels while air conditions and ventilators are monitored. relatives and miners from Colorado arrive to assist. Names identified include Arthur English and Walter Dulkan among the noted victims.
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Trinidad
Cole
Wen
Hvis Ora
Stage Caron
Phelps Dodze and Company
Wuld Treach
Dawson
Ant
Panther
Colorado
Imaughe Co
Amerigans
Arthie
Walter Dulnkan
Haskell Musicians Plan Fundraiser Concert Tonight
The Haskell Band hosts a concert at the Haskell Chapel to raise funds for travel expenses to Lincoln on Saturday. A special program was prepared for tonight’s show as the group seeks support to cover transport costs and allow a member to join the trip.
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Y Haskell
Lincoln
Haskell
Ven
Cuneo Netsiedans
I. Sy
Masonry Honors Elevate Local Members
Ward owns and receives notice of honors from Misorie Lodge Francis Perkins named a thirty third degree mason and David M Morkus advanced to the high rank along with Dr W Burdick Rat Smith and David Passau. Telegram confirms Henry Wallenstein in Washington and David Passau of his city.
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Ward
Lawrence Mans
Misorie Lodge
Francis MM. Perkins
David M. Morkus
Perkins
Magenry
W. Burdick
Rat
Ee Smith
David Passau
Henry Wallenstein
David Passou
Hid
Eity
Fair trial tone in Mexican policy talks in Washington
Washington discussions between Wilson and Bryan focus on Mexican problems as Britain’s stance toward Mexico remains uncertain. The interview with Cardén is unconfirmed, while U S officials weigh how to respond if the report proves true. In Vera Cruz and Monterey, Mexican factions rally followers and plan actions. Missouri judge Slaven dies unexpectedly in Kansas City.
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Washington, D. C
Ding
Lexie Demey
Wedust
Great Britain
Mesxica
Rtevehir
Dffvne
Pantie
Evaristo Madero
London
Lenegm
Siritish
Mexicb
Jon
Dors
Uderstand
Finn
Britain
Carden
United States
Washington
In Memory Governor Crawford at University Tribute
This afternoon at 2:30 the University of Kansas paused classes to honor the memory of Samuel J. Crawford. His funeral was held in Topeka, and officials announced a tribute by students and faculty during the program. Classes resumed after 3:30 as the ceremony concluded.
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Kansas
State University
Lawrence
Haskell
Memmory
Samuel J. Crawford
Hele
Topeka
Crawford
University
Norma
Checllor
Pleasanton native attends Kansas regiment reunion in Topeka
Milesiam of Pleasanton visits for the Fifth Kansas Regiment reunion at Topeka tomorrow. Lamb, signer of the Wy contient Constitution, a prominent early Kansas figure, resides in Linn County and is a guest of his nephew FR Holmes during the visit.
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Milesiam
Pleasanton
Ity
Fifth Kansas Regiment
Topeka
Laut
Linn County
Josiat
Lamb
Theo
Bure
Kansas
FR. Holmes
Heaviest frost of the season reported overnight
The frost was described as the heaviest of the season and killed plants with thick white icing. Later the weather turned unusually warm and pleasant, ending the frosty stretch with milder conditions.
Down 1300 Feet At Thatcher Place Gas Strike Rumor Denied
Reported in a local drilling project near Thatcher place west of the city the diggers have reached 1300 feet with delays as dirt was removed. A rumor of gas strikes circulated yesterday but was denied today as the digging continued.
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Thatcher Place
Kansas Weather Report Fragment Summary
Fragmentary weather note mentions Kansas region and days around yesterday Tuesday and Friday. No clear temperatures or conditions readable.
New Commission at Work Inquires Into Economic Conditions
Frank P. Walsh of Kansas City elected permanent chairman of a new federal commission to study economic conditions and report its scope. Samuel Gompers addressed the body urging effective use of powers to achieve results unseen by prior commissions.
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Frank P. Walsh
Eni
Ka Ciey
Samuel Gompers
Iminy
Thanksgiving Day Proclaimed By President Wilson
President Wilson designated Thursday November 2 as Thanksgiving Day and issued a proclamation urging peaceable relations with other nations. He spoke of the isthmus work at Panama and the nation’s broader goals of cooperation and progress.
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Wilson
Washington
Panama
President Wilson declines to discuss foreign policy stance
President Wilson refuses to speak on foreign relations and asks to be excused from commenting on Great Britain and the Mexican situation amid ongoing tensions. The move is seen as a significant reaction to Sir Lionel Gordon's actions shaping the crisis.
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Vists
Quimdenta Today
Wilson
Great Britain
Lionel Cordon
President nominates Edgar Merritt for Indian Affairs post
Washington Oct 23 President Wilson named Edgar B. Merritt an assistant commissioner of Indian affairs to fill a top administrative role. The nomination follows discussions on Native policy and federal supervision of tribal lands and programs. Merritt’s background includes administrative experience in government service.
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Washington, D. Ca
Wilson
Edgar BR. Merritt
Indian Affairs
International plan for Philippine governance proposed at Mohonk Lake
Lanier of Richmond Virginia outlined a plan at the Mohonk Lake conference proposing a council of United Stat ians and Russians to govern the Philippines. He suggested a chief executive be chosen by this body and an upper legislative house formed, with power reserve to natives and Japan possibly involved.
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Mohonk Lake
The
Philippines
Lake Mohonk
Islands
Japan
Steamer Westkusten Hits Reef in Gulf of Bothnia
Finland sees rough seas as the steamer Westkusten strikes a reef in the Gulf of Bothnia. The vessel was owned by local interests and reports note no immediate details on casualties. Rev and Mrs J Gardner of Brookings South Dakota are visiting with Jr and Mrs Hy Ss Gardner. Rev Gardner has served the Brookings Methodist Church for 46 years.
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Westkusten
Nin
Feu
Jr. J. Gandner
Grovkings
South Nakota
Hy. Ss. Gardner
Rev. Gardner
Clearch Lat Brookings
After Than Again New York Gety 28-4 bier in ducement
A grand jury returned charges against Thaw and four accomplices in a conspiracy linked to his 1907 escape from custody. The indictments name Willian Travers Jerome as an alleged conspirator and seek extradition papers from New Hampshire Governor Glynn.
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New York
Gety
Rey
Phaw
Mitteawan
Willan Travers Jerome
Lew Horpahire
Dhawn
Hie
Gaver Glynn
Movie man records education film on Mount Oread
A Pathe Co team filmed university buildings and campus scenes for an education film. They captured Kaskill dormitory, the library, and street views around Mount Oread with Fraternal Aid and General Council officials overseeing the shoot.
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Ewullh Talay
Hogan
General Council
Mount Oread
Builddnes
Universtion Waft
Sefternoon
Cornell
C. Cheneworth
Pathe
Pani
Evers
Medi
Back to the People The Congregational Church Debate
Dr. Washington Gladdin voices a call for the church to focus on uplifting plain people through Christianizing industry schools and business rather than retreating from worldly duties. A recommendation urged amending the federal constitution to prohibit manufacturing and slave labor, sparking debate on government spirit.
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Washington Gladdin
National Council of Congregational Churchex
Hayerihe Baldwin
Uohmeer
United States
Baldwin Road Work Progress Aimed at Crooked Hill
John Hein of Baldwin reports ongoing contract work on the famous crooked hill along Haldwin Road. He says improvements are coming along nicely and will make the road much better for travelers between here and Baldwin.
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John Hein
Baldwin
Crooked Hill
Nively
Welfare conference focuses on child welfare and morals
The gathering discusses child rearing, welfare league work, and equal moral standards for boys and girls. Leaders urge shared community responsibility, highlight police matrons’ role, and announce a national welfare association plan with key state and city officials named.
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Shane
Ansas
Theo
Miaen
Kangos Welfing League
Opel
Thorp
Hhout
Chick
McKeever
No Presbyterian Ehirel
Childs
Ken
Sas
Alansen
Lewisuiake
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Kansas
Wong
Hangen
Howe
Hansen
Kansas City
World's
Purity Federation
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