Dramatic Events at Crawford A Graced Te
The piece describes a dramatic sale of a theatre program featuring Robeon’s repertoire and a strong cast including E Hatehaw Brintley Shaw HA Weaver and May Ten Breech. Joe Jeffries, famed for his stage work, is promoting a new Cary Greane drama A Man From the West, with opposition from a Baptist Clergy figure in Los Angeles. The production is planned for Crapiye Prides and promises a bold theatrical display.
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Stuad
Crawford
Mr. Robeon
Dolin E. Hatehaw
Brintley Shaw
HA. Weaver
Eleenor Barry
Jaitress
Lew Ellen Wartinss
May
Breech
James J. Jeffries
Joe
Cary ML Greane
West
Elise
Chiamly
Pardons Granted To Five In Governor Stanley Clemency
Yesterday marked pardon day from Governor Stanley with several applicants processed. Two men, Tate and John Green Nichols, received clemency while Ernest Brown Duly Cash and another former convict named Changs testified. Nichols earned a 21 year sentence for mischief at Leavenworth. Loly Cash secured work with Charles Tieway.
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Stanley Wee
Tate
Ant John Green Nichols
Ernest Brown
Cash
O Itawa
Changs
Loly Cash
Charles Tieway
Nichols
Minnsikushter
Leavenworth
Does Not Disappoint New Catered Care Appears
A new catered care, tested as remarkably successful in curing catarrh, is available as a tablet remedy. The product claims to reduce secretions, clear nasal passageways, and improve overall nose health, with internal action on the blood and targeted relief of symptoms. It is promoted through a specific brand, and testimonials suggest broad effectiveness even in severe cases.
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Stuart
Crete
Cemn
Fragmentary notes on employment and scandal in Leavenworth
The fragment discusses doping allegations involving John Hunt and his wife, a Stanton employment contract, and repeated statements by Governor Stagley urging repeated guarantees of employment for 16 applicants.
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John Hunt
Siceta de Stepa
Stanton
Leavenworth
Sentem
Governoe Stagley
Law Enforcement league chartered to combat vice
The Law Enforcement league of Kan 309 was chartered by the state charity board today. Its incorporators include Hey, Js, McPastand, Mi Mitchel, Z i RouJebish, Thomas Mage, A. H. Vance, H. McDowell, Vinton Phenis, F. W. déane and P. XV. jonts vow to cooperate with secular authorities in endorsing laws against the sale of ritexick figures, gambling, and illicit vice, and to aid in discovering evidence for arrests and convictions while suppressing these forms of vice.
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Law Enforcement League of
Kan- 309
Chartri Board
Tnday
Hey
McPastand
Mi. Mitchel
Z. i RouJebish
Thomas Mage
A. H. Vance
H. McDowell
Vinton Phenis
F. W. Déane
P. XV. Jonts
Cel Lural
Outlook for settlement of the Chinese indemnity question
AP reports that early settlement of the indemnity issue is unlikely with protracted talks ahead. US demand to fix indemnity at 200 million dollars faces limited support among governments, while others seek proportionate shares based on troop contributions. France seeks a broader view on Manchuria and Korea amid rapprochement with Russia and Japan. The pause aims to resume commerce and foreign enterprise operations soon.
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Associated Press
Aoares
United States
Vaciguon
Zum
Washloxton
Londn
Muribec SF
Lreat Pekin Posal
Pekin
Emprees
Tothi
Russia
Japan
Manchuria
Corea
Sixth District Political Notes in Kansas Election Talk
Beloit figures D A Freeman predicts Davidcrow will win Kansas governor and Jesulmiel on the issue. M A Chambore of Haxte aimed to carry the district for Congress as a practical law practitioner declines politics. Several names are named for print and endorsements teased. Local candidates in Indian Territory settlement talk and potential relocations are mentioned with scattered names and places.
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D. A. Freeman
Beloit
Kansas
David — Crow
M.A. Chambore
Haxte
Quan
Hines
Byerts
Gratin County
Mr. Bytrie
Cherain
Mindie
Dao Dyer
Liyith Center
Indian Territory
Anderson
Uiey Goutevant
Dave Henna
Min City
Vie
Teiltitaiks
Clay Center
Manhkattan
Eal Ar
Dows Postatices
Cawker City
Stockton
Gautumt
Kirwin
Jéveedac
Smith Center
Phillipsbung
Hays City
Fits
Plumring
Lincoln
Dom Bat
Ste Bondemert
Railroad News Seeks Nine Hour Day Apprenticeship Reform
A railroad publication reports a push for a nine hour workday and new apprenticeship regulations. It highlights proposed standards for trainee programs and employer compliance, aiming to modernize labor rules in the industry.
Machinists union ultimatum affects Maple Leaf plans and Chicago rail demands
The International Association of Machinists presses for shorter hours and new work rules, threatening a nationwide fight. Chicago shops and Western rail affiliates face pressure as planed actions unfold. Union leaders warn broad cooperation could push the dispute toward enforcement and possible walkouts across major shops.
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International Association of Machiniste
Chicago
York
ES Great Western
Chicaba
Airtivon Wilson
Mumnbers
Words of Sympathy for Death of Col Walker at 1901 Meeting
The Atetison To peka and Santa Fe Railway community directors held an April 1 1901 meeting in New York City to express sincere sorrow for the death of Al Dick Walker. They praise his long service as a lawyer and Union Army veteran, note his roles with the Interstate Commerce Commission and various railway associations, and commend his fairness, tolerance, and dedication.
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Atetison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ratway
New York City
Aldick
Vermont
Union Anny
Walker
Interstate Commerce Commision
Western Traffic Association
Jefit Caeprulties
Trunk Line
Central Traffic
Seisuki
St Paul Deal Talks Ended As Hill Motes Retain Contingent Interest
Negotiations with Hill Motes over a St Paul deal are off. Initial statements indicate the hold has passed to Morgat and Hill with Burlington likely to be acquired. Harriman notes the general option remains, but no renewed negotiations are planned.
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Paul
Hill Motes
Burlington
St. Paul
Arstiller
Hin
St Paul
Warter
Theote
Morgat
Hill
FR. Harriman
Harriman
Erig
Orient Road Appraisers Appointed for Right of Way
Wichita April 18 David M Dale decree of the Winfrict court heard and granted a petition by Orient road appraisers to clear a right of way. Appointed were Tuomas G C Fitck Theodore Oxwelles and HW Ruble. The appraisers have been purified and will begin work soon as the company is eager to commence work.
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Wichita
David M. Dale
Fecree
Winfrict Court
Orient Road
Tuomas GC. Fitck
Theodore Oxwelles
HW. Ruble
Wii Neal
Topeka Rail and Steel Car Plans Highlight 19th Century Industry
Rail and steel industry developments dominate reports from Topeka and Toledo. Great Northern executives travel to Seattle amid speculation on lines and shops. Wabash gains water frontage for a new station site while Struthers prepares a large steel car plant with 5000 jobs, and Santa Fe shop movements spur district reviews.
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Apoll
Wile Tale Featerday
Elied Stes Car Company
Pittaum
Struthers
F Tev Care
Pillsburs
What Women Say About Swamp Root Read by Readers
A reader letter from Mrs. Attiefield of Lenn details her long illness and relief after using Dr Kilmer Swamp Root. She describes heart trouble, swollen feet, and fatigue improving within weeks and credits the remedy with restoring energy and enabling more work. She endorses Swamp Root and urges others to write with their experiences.
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Sire Bogsthard
Som Sehen Street
Mae Lous
St Lew Ginte Democrat
Kilmer
Almant
Sample Bottle of Swamp Root Free Offer
Promises free sample bottles of Swamp Root from Kilmer Co. to readers with kidney liver or bladder symptoms or family history. Includes testimonials and requests readers in Topeka Daily State Journal to mail for samples by return post.
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State Journal
Ty, Kilmer & Co
Binghampton
N.Y
Swarn-Root
Csy
Topeka Daily State Journal
Local Railroad and Goodland Notes Update
Wielding waste yesterday, workers and new hires update service at Portland. Several named men return to duty after absences, while Goodland reporters recap Mexican Central railroad moves, Topeka Masonics meeting, and local staffing changes. A photographer wins a diamond prize at Ermer store. others report sickness and new positions.
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Goodland
Harizy
Hortee Hogeboom
Fred Finch
Mexico
Chituahua
Chihuahua
BY Pas
Tex
Hogeroom
Frama
Jeff Powers
Kanorado
F Smith
J. W. Pack
Rovert ‘Lenen
Topeks
Masonic Organieation
Candreter Faries
Matlock
Eric Erickson
Wil
Ermer
W. PL Brinker
George Brinker
SF Stither
Colorado Water Rift Prompts Federal Injunction Action
Attorney General Godard challenges water allocation with a May 23 injunction in federal court. The dispute centers on sharing the Snake River watershed and irrigation rights impacting western Kansas and neighboring states. A prior New York City case and a legislature grant of 2500 dollars frame the broader water policy clash and potential irrigation consequences.
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Godard
Colorado
Godart
United Fisten Kenos
Apple Fen
Wimear
New York City
New York
West
Kansas
Women and Kidney Trouble Sell Poor Health to All
Women and men suffer kidney and bladder woes, with dull back pain, frequent urination, and fatigue. Swamp Root offers a claimed remedy, advertised as a universal tonic to restore kidney function and improve overall health, urging readers to buy bottles at drug stores.
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Alyone
Wadie
Duchues
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