Express rates debate sparks Kansas board action
Topeka reports a proposed 25 to 30 percent cut in all express rates in Kansas. Attorney July S. Dawson for the State Board of Railroad Commissioners filed the complaint, urging lower charges for farm supplies and general goods. The move follows findings that Kansas rates exceed those of surrounding states, with a busy university enrollment scene noted in the same dispatch.
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John Dawson
Topeka
Kansas
Sram
Adrien’ Dawson
Staes
Bryan Denounces Embezzler Charge In Dallas Speech
In Dallas on September 14 Bryan spoke to the Dallas Association of Party Leaders and discussed tariff policy. He labeled his opponent an embezzler of power, criticized party rules, and urged repudiation of parts of his platform before elections. Stevenson's Book Store.
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Bryan
Dallas
Texas
Willidim
J. Bryan
Dallas Association of Party Leaders of State
House of Representatives
Bankers Open 35th Convention in Chicago
Opening session of the 35th convention of the American banking association in Chicago. Bankers from every state and tribal institutions in Cela and Hawaii attend with committees and associations welcoming delegates. James J. Hill of the Great Northern Railway is slated to give the principal address on national wealth and the farm.
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Chicago
Ineio
Mniut
Cela
Hawaii
James J. Hill
Firvat Northern Railway Company
Ional Wealth
Election of Officers Delayed by Dinner at Old Settlers Meet
A large turnout at the Sters in LQ O F Hall held a morning program of speeches by S N Simpson on the Memorial building fund at the University. After a long address the dinner was served and officers were elected in the afternoon amid reminiscences from Lanwrence residents. Southern Pacific elects Lovett as chair of the executive committee with Jacob He peli and Willian Rockefeller re elected directors.
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Sters
LQ. O.F. Hall
S. N. Simpson
Metmori
Air Simpson
Thades
Lanwrence
Southern Pacific
New York
Dudge Lovett
Ovis
Chanute Cement Firm Faces Bankruptcy in Kansas
Proceedings filed in Mioseatt Kan detail the Chapter bankruptcy of Chanute Cement & Clay operators with branches in Brisa Mick Wal, Maren Ohio. Assets listed around 2.0 million dollars. A receiver will be appointed today. White of Fr. Leon named to oversee Chanute and Henson plants. Allegations cite irregular bonds to shield creditors.
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Chanute Cement
Mioseatt Kan
Sepe D
Jiladouere Oaday
Cite Cement & Clay Preachers Eegtyhug
Wit
Brisa Mick Wal Maren
Ohio
Tie Copay
Ogggarrer
Last Chance to Buy in South Lawsite by Hosford Co
Hosford Investment Co offers a final opportunity to purchase in South Law area as race track plotting is highlighted as one of the region's most beautiful sites in South Lawrence.
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Hosford Investment Co
South Lawrence
Marriage Notices and Real Estate Plans Stir Lawrence News
Announcements report a Victoria marriage between John Shimmans and Olive Gardiner. The Ford Investment Company outlines a race track area sale with lots on Vermont and nearby streets, prices from 200 to 450 dollars, and a sale during fair week. The transfer suggests South Lawrence growth and new residential development with expected late Revising plans and community interest reflect a bustling period in Lawrence.
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Victoria
Culiehias
John Shimmans
Olive AL Gardiner
Shimmans
Jin Ties
Duvn
Ulis
Suttie Saga
Lrac
Lawrence
South Side
Leslie
Fair Grounds
Babevek
South Lawrence
College
Haskell
Eldridge Hotel
Kaw
My ‘Investment Company
Kentucky
Tennessee
Ohio Street
Babcock Place
Vermont Street
Trafford Investment Company
Lyme
Lave
Rewly
Shen
Hosford Wavestnigt Company
Hosford
Bren
Sthereby
Wheat sowing grows in Harton county amid heavy rains
Heavy rains over the past day and the preceding hours have spurred wheat sowing in Harton county. More than an inch fell in a 24 hour window, delaying plowing in some fields while farmers rush to prepare soil and seed beds.
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Harton
Peary interview notes North Pole claim during AP dispatch
An Associated Press special dispatch quotes Peary asserting he is the only white man to reach the North Pole. The report recounts his interview, reactions, and ongoing debate over Cook's polar feats as press coverage from Portland and Boston details the exchange and reaction to Peary's statements.
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Feary
North Pole
Consuamder Peary
Plestinn
New
Vecudinad
Utis
GM A
Estening
Psleepgetary
Cook
Bart
Lute
Couiiader Peary
Boetun
Mechanics Hall
Jette Beverthis
Huston
Hobbuard
Calthonih
Taft
Heverty
Murray Imorn
Duendig
President to Speak at Big Banquet After Tariff Turmoil
President will deliver first speech since tariff controversy at the annual banquet. Attendees include government officials and business leaders, with expectations of economic policy signals and international trade stance.
Miss Martha Thompson Returns From Europe
Miss Martha Thompson of 28 North Valley Kansas City Kan traveled from Europe to her home after visiting Germany and France and received a Papal blessing at St Peter in Rome. She formerly taught at the high school here and is linked to local schools.
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Martha Thompson
Europe
Kanas City
Mary Heampson
North Valley
Kansas City
Kan
Admiral Stuart to Retire and Promotions Shifts
Admiral Sperry retires September 3 and Daniel D. Start transfers. On September 15 Captain Kossuth Niles is promoted to Rear Admiral in a series of naval reassignments.
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Stuart
Johnson is Better
Fragmentary memo from Hineduster Minnesota in September 74 notes Johnson showing improvement after medical operation. Text is garbled but implies Johnson's condition improving following a procedure.
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Hineduster
Minn
Apple crop woes hit young trees and timing
Reports from Whitaker and local growers warn the apple crop this year is discouraging due to a dry spell. Jonathan, York Imperial, Winesap, and other varieties show rough quality. early fruit appears better on some trees while most production relies on young plantings for the year's business.
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Jd. Whitaker
Wihiveker
Elas
Whiteker
York
Tod
J. P. Jordan
Acre
W. J. Va
Crowds Pack Town For Wild West Show Parade
Large crowds gathered as the Wild West show arrived amid threatening weather. Spectators filled streets to watch performers, animals, and wagons without a parade, with rides, boots, and vendors drawing families and travelers.
Girl killed in dynamite blast in Kansas field
In Kam Sept 14 Viola McDonald seven year old daughter of J T McDonald was killed when a dynamite blast exploded while her father and child stood nearby. He had been blasting cow paths on a farm to clear buffalo wallows. The accident occurred as the charge blew back toward them. Viola died shortly after at the scene.
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Byers
Universin
Eiell
Foster Aid
Kansas
Kasas
Inong Lavse
Hiehard Hocker
Santa Fe
Kansas City
Kamens
Brown Show Company
Boston
Fiat
University
Raound
Oles
IK. U
Gil Boagding
K.L
Sgt. Gudds
Eldridge
Kansas University
Stue Agreulural College
Kh. UL
Lywies
Levies
Aethfis
Geomeone
Towrnew
Stevenson's
Stevenson’s
Cishewu
Folter Pili Ag
Dre Ceach
Osher Fullowesk
India
Cindi
Dave Kiewit
Japa Angins
Audituels Ia
Bud
New York
Developmette
North Poly
Peary
Cook
Uyuk
Herbst Ly Bridgman
Vourya Arctic Club
Immitook
Abe
Rudulph Franckeck
Atuward
Man
Wellbeton
Kan
Oklahoma
Richards
Wellington Daily Mail
Kam
Viola
J.T. Mc
Donald F
McDanatt
Ossenek
McDunatt
Buffalo Wallows
Secordinge
Vermont
Wid Spies
Perseason
Rascetens
Lock
Satow Adams Nurklace
Classified Notices From A Fragmented Local Page
A garbled classifieds page lists for rent rooms including at a Kentucky Street location and a general housing request. Several entries mention employment or services and a few personal notices, with partial names such as Mrs El de Lewis and Mrs Lock. The text is cut and difficult to parse.
Reverend Harriman Tribute Highlights Clergy Speech
A Trinity Parish clergyman delivers a tribute to the late Edward Harriman before a Wall Street audience near the Stark Exchange. The speaker praises Harriman's Christian life, urges moral conduct, and reflects on Harriman as upright and noble, cautioning that wealth alone does not define virtue. The address includes remarks about leadership, religious life, and the influence Harriman had on others.
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Trinity Parisp
Wall Street
Annabet
Elwaad
Marriman
Wilkinen
Wall Ad
Slothen
Barriman Lehrer
Liberia
Archdeaeon
New York
Fogether
al Vince
Harriman
Arden
Markets by Wire Grains and Provisions Porridge Notes
Markets by wire report shows grain receipts at 45 and Tim’s win for early trading. Live stock figures include cattle receipts around 2100 head with 352 cows and heifers, and feeders at 5 to 8. Pigs listed with varied counts.
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Bay Founta
Serioul
Stevenson‘s Book Store
Bankers AT Business
Reg
S. O. O. F. Hall
Quackenbush
Ottawa
A. i. Jones
Lawrence’ Sun
Loverstone
Gieh
Dette
Yale
Eatfaire
Anethe
Chen
Barton
Ainda
Rene Tee
Hines
Mi Sept. W
Mas
Grs
Tafson
Libbey
Gustafson
Frank Smith
Gas Engineering Corps
Colorado
Alt Tafson
Stelter de
Ecole Linthe
Lawrence Cabinet Company
Wiedemann’s. Aul
Lint
Turni
Ture
Wolf’s Book Store
Abe Wolfson
Gustafson's
Ile College Jeweler
Taty
Wwe Eskimos
Minnie Barteans
Denver
Associated Press
White House
Miss Thompsin
Gage
High Schoul
Johnson
Hans
Waull
Andy
Bey
Thesa Albrote
Othey
Gullah
Leech
Father
Nol Thomas
Blue Moynid
Vermat
Ant Mes
Chis Fen University
Heck Ip Sfeghreed
Sentivky
Geteral House
Les Die Wastin
Proternity
Neuer Agiply
Fies
el de Lewis
Cote Bell
Kisporieneedt
Harriman Goop Christian
Nive
Indiana
Ransis Eipts
Tims Winist
Ree
Ties
Ts Early Et Uy
Geal
Creamu Sry
Smith's Mews Depot
Hilliard & Carroll Proprietore
Mais
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