Wichita Fake Newswriter Named Dave Leahy Exposed
A Wellington Mail editor A A Richards is named as victim and investigator in unearthing the Wichita fakes. The sprawling text ties names such as Topeka Lake direct and Huthaon to lesee corruption, with claims of a Capital office dispatch and a search for the true author behind the forged stories and impersonations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willington
Agrii
Tetor A
Richard
Werleten
Dave Luntiy
Huthaon
Rees
Uae
TyediNs al Paley
Ley Laney
Wiehuuas
Tineke
Jura
Delon
le Belisead
Einigenatton
Judge Cole Nomination Reported At Dodge City Convention
Proceedings of a judicial convention in Dodge City profile Judge Cole as the nominee. The event featured reports of support from county officials and party leaders, with remarks on qualifications and the path to retention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodge City
Dodee City
Kaunas
Wits
Linh Hee Pearorday
Crnarwanied
Hep
Banca
Aden
Sadie
Mary
Sears
Qinawert
Wy Sitio
Gui We Hopkins
Ana
Hom
Ballena Myers
Clark Cockers
Nurdiivert
Blinstey
Otter
Birie & Cole
Eneay Mail
Ulie Shewich
Elf
Newton Water aviation in April celebration notes
The Newton water system and state chemist were cited in an April observance detailing water quality and a local event. The report mentions water levels, well operations, and a celebration on April 4 noting tax-related school district items and community activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
Dali Sweety
Tomler
Hart
Fragmented OCR narrative on Arbor Day events and police action
An improvised community Arbor Day program amid wind included seniors pinning badges and a musical segment. The text then shifts to a Wichita police case involving nonpayment and threats, detailing alleged actions against an individual known as John Witems and subsequent demolition plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
John Witems
Terror Monitor Ready For Warlike Duties In War Crisis
A wartime report outlines a new monitor named Terror prepared for potential harbor defense. Commander Merry coordinates armament and readiness, with twelve improvised craft and thirteen personnel described. The vessel is cited as the Terrier class and linked to a 14 foot keel, gambling on swift mobilization if needed.
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Dp Merry
Ravieyach
Eich Turk
Fragments of a Toledo newspaper clash with divorce and business odds
The page shards show Adaress gossip and legal notices with mentions of Divorces, Major Aciniet, and local trade ads. Scraps reference a broken back page with sewing machines, medical remedies, and distressed commercial offers amid a chaotic mix of headlines and ad copy.
Dr Miles Nervine Restores Health
An advertisement depicts a patient’s memory trouble and distraction improved by Dr Miles Nervine. It claims the remedy cured insomnia and nerves weakness, with a money back guarantee and bottle trial offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Real Sreest Wien
Wruke
Conditon
Miles
Milew
Sam
Miles Nervine
Sal
Bret
Now Play Ball Exiting Struggle Among Baseball Powers
A vivid early 20th century sports note previews a tight contest between East and West teams with the Orioles favored and Cleveland Boston and Pittsburgh second choices. It mentions opening season matchups, weather watch on Beaty Eaters and Firates, plus quarterly athletic bowline records and upcoming derbies and purses, all reflecting March into April sports fervor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ehliadnithus
Boston
Balticonne
Mrooklaepantes
Nawinnal
Bitsbure
Bowline
M. B
Premman
Cockeil Hat
E Broderson
Good Hat
Mindmarsh
Colleke Ware
Crane
W. T. Noble
Auditor Colt Opposed to Militia Encampment Spending
The article reports Auditor Colt’s opposition to funding militia encampments, citing a proposed budget of 314,000 for state encampments and 4440 yearly for the National Guard. Attorneys general reportedly disagree, and Major Anderson seeks to compel approval of a Topeline encampment, with efforts to mobilize support from Hughes and others.
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Auditor Colt Iz
Mitlars Board
Awyernor Etter Audi
Nmrhinat Guard
Wal
Cole
TJ. Anderson
Topelen
Anerson
Tage Gut
Hughes
Gole
Wheels as baggage case starts in Missouri court
A writ was granted on April 22 forcing the railroad to carry baggage on a passenger train. The action involves the Missouri Pavlity rail and a party named Dickers, with the St. Louis court ruling amid procedural maneuvers. The case appears connected to a broader legal dispute over streamlined baggage handling standards in Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass
Missouri
St. Loeu
Missouet
Thrash
Judee
Hust
Oratmond
Killed the Dog Shut Up in the Smallpox House Enclosure
A sanitary officer released a quarantine enclosure, the dog died and was buried, ending fears of disease spread. Mothers advised care for babies as Dr Band's remedy touted for relief and sleep. A cyclone report follows with ship Spree arriving from New York via Bremen, noting no injuries.
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Rinaljnlle
Len
Hand
Dr. Band
Elf Crugetit
Moral Suasion Over State Official Aids Widow and Children
A widow with eight children sought help after a state horse council worker refused to pay her money owed. An executive council member and a colleague alerted the Superintendent of Grounds, who promised action. The man will pay or lose his job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wemnar
Executive Council
State House
Naytor
FIRST SLEEPING CAR CON
John J Mitchell pioneer sleeping car conductor dies in Chicago April 16 at eighty eight. He spent over thirty years with the Pullman Company starting as a porter on the pioneer car the original to the modern luxury sleeper. Mitchell knew leaders from Grant to Sherman and befriended many prominent national figures during his Chicago to Omaha runs across the Illinois and Missouri rivers.
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John J. Mitchell
Chicugo
OhMosge
John 3. Mitchell
Puls Finn Company
He Heran
Ids Servite
Porter
Bilt
Ite
Yest Wenlti
Mitchell Bagan
Paulina
Mitchell
Chicago
Omaha
St. Lout
Alton
Sherman
Sheriteh
Smallpox Quarantine Set by State Penitentiary Officials
State penitentiary imposes smallpox quarantine on Wyandotte and Shawnee counties after a board order. Secretary Kirkpatrick and Warden Exnehafie oversee the action. Quarantine boundaries include Shawnee and Wyandotte with limited inmate movement until further notice. Medical staff report confirmed cases and heightened surveillance inside the facility and counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Penitentiary
Wyandotte
Rhawnea
State Board of Weslth
de “Thomas
Kirkpatrick
Spd
Tituce Exnehafie
Hag
Jedeniesirs
Countiey Wieté
Shawne
Srilipas
Shawnee
Todays Market Report from Associated Press Broadcast
Market and livestock results from Chicago and Kansas City routes with cattle hogs and sheep receipts, prices, and trends. Notable figures include Texas and western market movements, corn and wheat notes, hay, butter, eggs, and assorted farm commodities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanaas City
Anes City
Apel
Texas
Kansas
CHICAGO MARKET LETTER Summary of Wheat and Stocks Turmoil
Furnished by Topeka Grain and Stock Exchange the report outlines a dull wheat market with limited strength from short covering amid liberal receipts and lower cables. It notes foreigners offering large supplies, predicts modest gains if a fair market persists, and reports chatter on hog and corn prices, New York clears, and cautious stock activity with speculative sentiment shifting toward reliability.
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Chetan
California
Wae
Ong Lane Amrtiinest
Topeka Grain and Stock Exchange
Kansas Avenue
Patdridge
Nortwestern
Russia
India
Argentine
Gould
Paris
Henry Iin
New York
Chicago
Kansas City
Consola Monay
Citecgo
Lee
Wiest
Tuell Mall
Paul
Market turmoil described with erratic trading and price drops
The report portrays a chaotic market session with erratic orders and widespread selling. Analysts note volatile directions as investors react to uncertain earnings outlooks and looming economic data, while traders watch key indices for a potential rebound.
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Wichita Faker
Dave Leahy
A. A. Richards
The
Wellington Mail
Judge Cole
Newton Water Aviation
Emporis
Triperda
Eveeratty
Coney Island
LN Commission
Toledo
Ageit
Uteo
Ibberur
Brocen Inck
Armes
Washinetoh
Airdii
George AL Aciniet
Ath
Metinud
Rumi
Berne
Jane Uetadd
Hremier
Renuay
Dywitt
Saur Hendarhe
Sinamfield
Anwal
Butters Ieee of Change
Peerless Steam
Orioles
Cleveland
Pittsburg
Howling Records
Blue Grass
Tousefile
Price
Aimee
Agithnimptos
Willieryd
Aneli
Bremen
Sandy Hook
Todays Market Report
Etinicmersy
HOGI
Wtuckers
Ani Peouers
Tits Atelier
Will C. Chaffee & Co
Chicago Market Letter
Ghimplin
Aml Robson
Guyd
Marion Shelden
L.o.uw
Luruweny
Nana
Iy Ganeas
Ibeans
Lima
Bob Holland Herrin
East Fifth Street
Pins
Sunos
Hull Stove Repair
East Eighth ST
Iit
Sieart
Bay Stowke
Losiders
Kaowhairand
Prudengs
Lox Panovene
Burger
Louis Sihenp
Baminicle & Wekermann
Sean
Ce Sa
Goonwis
Feosident
Topexa Grain $Stock Exchange
Avoons
Ahi Nat
Marple Ake
Guy Rempaoutle
Sbrminaws Vons Hone
Radioeet
Mivininis & Or
Sasi Fepatine
Thin City
Concn
Cornell
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