Great Growth of Exports
A condensed report notes rising exports of manufactured goods from the United States, with emphasis on increased production and potential for stronger global trade. The analysis highlights value in textiles and mechanical products as evidence of expanding domestic manufacturing strength.
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Turbid scribbles hint at unrest and racial tension
Fragmentary OCR field paints a chaotic scene with references to race riots, labor strife, and violent threats. Names and places are garbled but imply a public order crisis, with mentions of a race war and clashes affecting a community.
Local Street Party Incident In Decatur County
Report of a night gathering near Grove involving Leland and neighbors. A woman from Decatur County reportedly fell from a party, sustaining injuries but expected to recover after a fall outcome.
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Leland
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Comnall Grove
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St Marys College Wins Intercollegiate Honors in Contest
St Marys College took first honors in an intercollegiate competition, with St Towle Averlot among top finishers. St Francis Xavier, Jose Clocknall, and St Louis universities also placed, while individual recognizees included Charles Sroumann and Andrew de DruM.
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Chicago
Fragmented Narration Skews Toward Distant Memory and War Talk
A garbled prose fragment references a powerful man and his rival, with stray mentions of Bayonets and a royal scene. The passage nods to manipulation, deception, and a looming confrontation, while noting a Prince of Wales presiding over a small, formal gathering with other titled figures.
Local Rental Board Trial Aids Tiptehinson Case
A jittery report describes A J Fite of Tiptehinson appealing on a state dental matter involving H M Dilimest of Girard Chttrey. The text notes ordinary household accidents causing chest burns sprains and instant relief from a product called Der Trans Eviectrig Ol. Details are unclear with fragmented names and addresses.
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A. J. Fite
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H. M. Dilimest
Girard Chttrey
Railroad plan for passenger service to Fort Scott and Topeka
A Fort Scott correspondent reports to the Missouri Pacific Board of Railroad Commissioners about a proposed passenger service expansion. The letter, from J. Tchanis, outlines coordination with Fort Scott and Topeka officials and commercial clubs to connect Fort Scott, Topeka, Joplin, and Memphis with lines via Carthage, Cushman, and New Orleans, aiming to boost regional mobility and economic ties. The author urges an early hearing and favorable arrangement to proceed with construction and connections along the Mississippi and Missouri corridors.
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Vandals Paint West Wipe College Buildings
Vandals from the Whehtunt College Literary society and the W. A. in & are suspected after white stone trim and steps at the chapel front entrance were painted. At Hotheack hall the Mime Jetters damaged a wooden step and front entrance band. President Norman Pianta vows action against the perpetrators amid unclear clues. Observatories and other areas show faint clues. the campus debates sanctions and possible expulsion for any guilty member.
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Wurtburn Girls Literary Society
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Eohool
Ena
Sealed Verdict Seen in St Louis Court Case
A sealed verdict was opened in a St Louis court today involving a defendant linked to a convoluted proposal. Counsel requested a new trial, and the judge took the matter under advisement after the plea was entered.
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Local Bricklaying and School Play Reported
Bricklayer began on Topeka Avenue for new pavement. Cradinus on Shay Street to start Monday for work in Lawrence. Mrs George B Pinay hosted guests. The Practical Son shown at state university tonight. A couple celebrated their marriage anniversary at No 22 Van Buren. Two diphtheria cases in Deer Creek area. one in R Jackson family. A boy, Fobint Jackson, sick. Stenies reportedly spread. quarantine and cases in H H Husker family at 16 Taylor Street.
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Moving Picture Show Of Fire Apparatus Exhibit In Town
A 300 foot long moving picture sequence illustrated by a fire department apparatus tour in town will be shown Tuesday night. The camera followed stations from Sixth to Eighth and the gear depicted firefighting scenes in front of the auditorium. The film, joined from Tope, includes engine house starts, rescues, burning structures, and Chicago Memphis Louisville fire images.
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FUNSTON WILL RESIGN
The judge, by direction of Secretary, announced that General Funston would resign from the army following his request for a court of inquiry. The action, tied to charges about his conduct in the Philippines, underscores turmoil in the command and signals a potential leadership transition.
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Freight cars taxed to fund system repairs and enforcement
The Native Board of Enforcement plans to collect taxes on a large number of freight cars owned by corporations and manufacturers using rail lines. Companies will be taxed proportionally to the cars operated on different railways, with dividends and penalties outlined. Authorities expect tax revenues to amount to substantial sums as they distribute the tax burden among carriers.
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Double Barreled Debate At Washburn College Tonight
A washburn college chapel event features a debate between Washburn and Park College teams. Judges include W. T. Borland and Rev. P B Jenkins with Chief Justice Johnston of the Kansas Supreme Court. Park College debaters are Newell Zuse and Phillips. Washburn team members cited Cunningham Clark and Bollinger.
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Deaths and Funerals and National Guard Recruiting
Grace Murphy daughter of Mr and Mrs B J Murphy of 996 Montec street died at Stormont hospital after an operation for appendicitis. Funeral from 96 Monte street Saturday at 4 pm. Atchison recruits for Kansas National Guards. a company of 70 already formed and to be mustered by Colonel Moetcule. Rock Island excursion rates from Denver to multiple cities set for June, with round trips from $2 to $2.50. return by October 1. Arkansas governor issues requisition for W D Smith arrival party in Acworth jail and Arkansas officer to secure requisition rights.
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Durein’s Bond Forfeited as Court Warrants Return
Durein did not appear in court to face charges of selling labor reels. Judge declared his bond forfeit and issued a bench warrant for Durein’s arrest.
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