Kansas City Banks Lead Wide Bank War in Kansas
A chaotic report details Chandler pressing for a bank coalition across multiple counties and state lines. It outlines Chandler’s drive to unite Kansas City lenders with Wichita and southern banks to counter Harper and Anthony institutions, naming numerous banks and key figures involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ro Ae
Behelbp
Wonduetiu Leo
Q. Chandion
Madicing Lodge
Chandler's Borne Lowe
Medien Loder
Bath
Ierihee Peerter
Harper and
Antlony
Neng
HK Socharles
S Reiwasiy
PO. Wal
Sim L. Sith
Waoshburn
Soanteney
Fue
Chandler
Kanews
Uwe
Anderton
Tet Agate Bank
Gaemett
Greney
Odinny
Mme
Chanslier
Jobes
de Wrods
Bank of
Colmes
Kareay Dusners
Kansas Ciy
Sobes Aizut
Otter Banke Fo
Martine & Uphton
Dome
Jates
Barker County
Seste
Kansas City
Hierer
Zachiartas
Harper State Bank
Harmer
Walten God
Banga City
Itaneag
Bt. Woods
Kansas Busienes
Hern
Fitch Uotte
Woods
Chindier
Kansss National Bank
Wich
Citizens’ State Bank of Medicine
Wellington ‘Atonal Bank of
Wey
Clayton
Argunlloe
Apmourdale
Natiaat Bank “of Commerce
Kagvun City
Bend of Thewalt
Chandipe
Black Warde
Wistrie
Gris
Wichita
Quiro
South Westers
Banka
Agaliar
Banks
Stein
Acta
Keansas
$15,000 Loss As Blaze From Wires Threatens North Topeka Building
Fire on the Seymour Commission House building on North Topeka Avenue caused extensive damage, with $15,000 loss and fears of spreading to upper floors. Rescue efforts by firemen and workers saved life of marble worker Mattern, who escaped from a second floor window using a long ladder after being cornered by flames. The blaze, fueled by lumber, originated from wires and was fought by top city firefighters aided by volunteers, with damage limited to the front and upper sections while walls and woodwork may require extensive repair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seymour Commisstst
Eov
North
Haiane Avenue
Biesee
Sveatrean
Asume
T . Seymour
Pomnmiewion Howse
Eile
Charles Paviersen
Seyencur Plas
Vosten Tadic
Pattersu
Matters
North Topeka
Waring
Nha
Topeka Cary
Orier
Seymour Tallin
Wechomare
Ube Vellding
Wilwarily
FaOniby Weil
York
Wilmarths
Wilmaarth
Assim
Brk
Ierettic
Iaff
Koera Robinvan
Weidlich
Win. Stiller
Wichtla
Seyaiour Commisson Company
TF. Seymour
Werth
Topeka
Cane
Kunis Axe
Seymour
Unclear entry on late week charter grants and investments
Fragmented text suggests chartered activity last week with seven new grants and references to investments and stock activity. Mentions of institutions, creamery firms, and telephone firms hint at a push to start ventures, with questions about market demand and control.
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Cluksea
Huhsas
Targer
Ars
Businiem
Fire hits Topeka lumber yard and cold storage building
A blaze swept a three story Topeka Kane and Kunis street building housing the Seymour Lumber Company and cold storage, causing 5000 to 13000 dollars in damages. Fire crews fought through smoke, saving stock and reporting need for new ladders and improved water pressure for future responses.
Telegraphic Briefs From San Frandison and Washington
A jumble of April telegraph items notes shipping delays for oil carriers, naval and political updates, and parliamentary actions. Mentions Congressman Amos Cummings, a national park plan in Virginia, and various U S and international notes with scattered names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Frandison
Cal
Enon
Hewat API
Felifornia
Baltinore
Amos
Cummings
Washington
Senate
Ag Udvirew
Aj Mrtox
Ben Lee
Gen Grant
Officers Elected In Kansan Music Teachers Association
The Kansan Music Teachers association elected permanent officers including Charles A. Buyh of Imparia, AB Stine, and Antia M. Dares of Topeka as secretary and treasurer. The next convention date was left to the executive committee. The program last night featured professional performers and amateurs were barred, with notable arias and piano selections by Miss Metta K. Legler, Miss Luci A. Wett, and others. the event drew new Topeka audience members. The executive committee includes Bowie, Hoagland, and Miss Anna Paris-Burd, with program planning by Brown, Marshall, and Henderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osbert
Charles A. Buyh
Imparia
Nent
AB Stine -Antia
M. “Dares Matty Topeka
Treas
Bowie
BS. Hoagland
Hutchinson
Anna Mparis
Burd
Tope
AB Brown
Manhattan
S.r C. Marshall
Wichita
Bary A Henderson
Sewsutry
Proch's
Metta K. Legler
Leavenworth
Mire
Slocum
Lakin
Salve Heginn
Mise Luci A. Vwett
Toothuy
Marta
Mra Gaston Lloyd
Newton
Men- Glossomni
Zijet
Jerael
Binor E. Harris
Te 4
Brown
Blanhattan
Sehuman
Loren M. Helder
Theautifcr
Agnes Lapham
Chanute
Sedites
Sigfrid Lawith
Borg
Ings
Lingt
R. H. Brown
Ace J. Abby Clarke Bogan
Junction City
Topeka
Market report shows mixed wheat and livestock movement
Chicago April 2 prices drifted with July wheat futures steady after an early rise as buyers paused. Minnesota and South Dakota counties reported a 2 percent drop in wheat area, while Duluth offered little. Provisions fell amid packer agitation, with pork and lard weaker and futures uncertain. Cattle and other grains showed light activity as traders awaited clearer signals.
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Chicago
Sater Ag
Minnesota
South Dakota
Duluth
Mintwapollis
Lowe Sseet
Ee i
Seliteg
Sity
Saat
Wba
Busi
Tsevallel
USA
Wall Street Mixed as Markets Open with Broad Declines
The stock market opened with mixed results and notable declines among leaders like Atchison and U S Steel, while Chicago Great Western and Canadian Pacific advanced on higher volumes. Overall trading was volatile with mood turning feverish before some rallies and several blue chips erasing early gains. cotton and commodities also showed quiet, uneven activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BET Eggs Press
New York
Poe
Northwenter Proke
Locomotive & Point
Chicago
Great Western
Wheeling
Erie
Leach
Michigan Central
Silicon Wal
Tor
Pau
Atchison, Reading
U. S
Atchison
Canada
Canadian Pacific
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Warren M.crosby
White
Guarbs
Ponty
India
Warren M. Crosby
Barty
Commencement
O. Q. Chandler
Ity Banks
Biancos City National Bank of Ctmmerte
Seymour Commission Company
Mattern
Mani
Rujut Mandkaw Beer
Sultan
Francie
Calerie
Catty
Rome
Wasiaatin
Wis Ting Po
Lnvitetyy Te Meliver
Himselt
Wualinston
Boot
Ates
Adis
Cuba
Rity
Amelt
Eertie Erdineset Hotels
Cape Tunes
Apel Sa
Tastadiin Leasing
Ae Marita
Snealeme
Pian
Daly
Weunral Af Etinaun
Burlington
Peter T
Kansas Music Teachers’ Association
Today's Market Report
Kanes
SDE
el Oripta
Texess Market
Thien Sakers
Ntsckete
Fenders
Tulle
Sino
Silew
Medinen
Yorketa
Enna
Seassey Pacey
James
Kirk & Company
Kirk
Put
Calveston
Het Ateaty
Mark
Merket Staal
Monty
New Turk
Sam Sine
Goasip
G. Goodein
Mreetust Kaneoe Avenive
Openitie
Liverpool
Foster
Algher
Tunas City
Enis
Feutman
Elitvarritrates
Francis
Marie Tass
G. Quod
G. Goodwin
Banaue Ovenibe Tamas Ong
EL Ward
Goodwin
Kaninas Ryerss
Sy Earl
Paviti
A.C. Goodwin
Kansas Ave
Katees City
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