Battle on the Yalu River Reported Deep in Manchuria
Tokyo dispatches and Washington telegraphs describe a large Japanese force crossing the Yalu and advancing on Russian positions in Manchuria. Reports claim 16 000 Japanese units attacked a heavily fortified Russian line with sharpshooters impacting officers. Updates warn the fight continues with claims of Japanese initial victory, while other sources cite ongoing operations and reconnaissance by both sides.
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Kausang Tae
Manchuria
Yalu
Tokta
Bhimoneveki
Fond Station
London
Dne
Yin
Yala
Afu Fedate Betes Kuropatko
St. Petersburg
Kuropatkin
Sasuliteh
Abet
Yorigama
Wiju
Foklo
Homon
Vals
Jess
An Tung
al River
Yatu Trer
Hen Yen
Feng Huan Cheng
An Tank
Ite
Washington
State Department
Folw
Erisis
Léitetion
Kane City Opens First Circuit Running Meet Today
In Wanss City Missouri on April 20 the Kane City Jockey Club inaugurates the first circuit running meet of the year. The new course at Heath Knoll track will host the opening events with heats featuring top riders and promising competitors. Officials emphasize a vigorous schedule and competitive races to boost local interest.
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Kanes City
J. Daly
Garnett Ferguson
Hehmingham oPceanic
Wanss City
Kaneos City
Kim Iige
Kanew City
Heth Knoe
Corialderye
Steat
City Ends Special Police Pay for Two Merchants
Notices sent to Al Hopkins and Sam McGee reveal they will lose city remuneration on April 30 as special policemen. Mayor Bergundthal notes the change aims to benefit the city, while Hopkins and McGee, long merchant guardians of the streets, will continue related duties at reduced or altered roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Hopkins
Sam McGee
Sue Porlice
Uct Chine
Enan
Hergundthau
C. E. Dandridge
South Topeka
Kansas
Confe
Speqiad
Hopkins
Bergundthal
State Book Contract Bids From National Firms
State text book commission convenes to open bids for high school books primers drawing charts and supplies. Representatives include L M Pitman F C Dockrul and J H Binzer for American Book Company W S Heltswan W P Kendall for Grinnell Burdett Co C Bacon for Allyn Bacon O P Maret of Leavenworth and George W Crime of Topeka among bidders.
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State Text Book Commission
L. M. Pitlman
F. C. Dockrul
Chicago
J. H Binzer
Wichita
American Took
W. 5
Mack
Edward Hasking
Drencook Company
W. S. Helts- Wan
W. PF. Kendall
Guinora
Forseman
Sear
N & Cr
Oliver Stigart
Bilver, Burdett Co. C
Bacon
Allyn Bacon
O. P. Maret
Leavenworth
George W. Crime
Topeka
Wells Fargo Express Privilege Under Texas Tariff Probe
Texas officials continue a probe into Wells Fargo & Co. seeeking reduction tariffs on express rates. The suit seeks to enforce a new railroad commission tariff cutting express charges by 9 to 0 percent. Evidence shows a 19 year renewal with Southern Pacific for exclusive privileges and a $3.1 million bonus plus 750000 stock and 40 percent of annual gross earnings. The inquiry examines Texas expenses and receipts volume to assess tariff impact.
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San Francisco
Wells, Fargo & Co
New
Railroad Commission
Tarit
Cron
Wells, Porgo & Co
Southern Pacific
Pais
Texas
Beating of UMWA Organizer Reported in Colorado
W. M. Wardroft national organiser of the United Mine Workers of America was badly beaten about the head and shoulders with revolver blows near Sargent Colorado while touring Crested Butte miners. He lies in critical condition at Denver Rio Grande hospital Salida. Concussion of the brain noted and recovery considered doubtful by doctors.
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Denver
Colo
W. MM. Wardroft
United Mine Workers of
Sargent
Spanish Ship Sunk Near Falmouth In April Incident
The report from Falmouth England notes a Spanish steamer sank with ten crew missing after a sudden calamity near the coast. Rescue vessels searched the area, while weather conditions hindered operations and only scattered survivors were recovered.
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Falmouth
England
Seventh Well at Chasiute Biggest Yet in Kansas
The Stadi rele Of Gan Co of Topeka reports their seventh well at Chasiute on April 20 as the largest yet, with an estimated 60 barrels per day and potential for 80 barrels. Rich flow measured over forty feet.
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Chasiute
Kan
Stadirele of Gan Co
Topeka
No Strike Now as Santa Fe Machinists Meet in Topeka
J D Buckalew third vice president of the International Association of Machinists visited Topeka to urge moderation and a peaceful settlement with the Santa Fe Railway. After a secret meeting the union appeared inclined to postpone any strike and favored avoiding trouble while Buckalew continued talks with company officials and local members.
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Santa Fe
J.D. Puckailew
Informational Association
Machinists
Topeka
Association
Sixth Avenue
Buckalew
Lst
Anion
Buck
Mr. Buckhian
Buvikevlew
Hendrick
Thia Fila
Fuckalew
Atchison
Little Rock
Ark
Wilson
Santi Fe
Bio Geande
Te Santa Fe
Buckales
Bucknlew
Isbor
International Association of Machiniets
Fisten
Bardebigs
Bergine
Gibtornk
Mexico
Auarterd
Formidelle
Mercie
Leas
San Bernardino
Alimanerque
Buchalew
Mudge
J.D. Auckalew
International Amspilachia of
Maitiim
Anstir
Hothin
Lnb
Mystery clears up on 38000 dollar mail heist in Kansas
Kansas City April 30 The mystery surrounding the loss of 38000 in registered mail from the Kansan City post office is cleared by arresting John A Page of Milwaukee and an employee of the registry department. Indictment follows. Money was sent to the Brinkman bank at Great Bend and a pouch reached its destination minus 3006 dollars. A coincident pouch routed to Larned caused a chain of misdirections and the cash disappearance. Post office inspectors investigate.
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Kansas City
Kansan
Milwaukee
Wits
Jono A. Page
Registry Department
Faders Court
Kane
Tespadar
Ne Ieee
Pomal
Ube
Mfine
National Hani of Commerce
Jed V. Brinkman Company
Great Bend
John A. Pare
Peer
Devera
Brinkman's Bank
Larned
Poet Office Inspectory Department
Misacuri Valley League President urges crackdown on rowdyism
President J M Shiveley of the Misacuri Valley league outlines strict discipline for baseball exhibitions. He favors swift fines and removal of players for violations, demands decency from managers, and opposes betting. He warns of penalties for officials or grounds neglect and calls for elite visiting crowds.
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J. M. Shiveley
Hiv
Trey
Star of Empires
Rey
Nell Umen
Nepliryer
Rlee
M Tlm
Tn Mmird
Shiveley
Ing Elite
Enuriewns
Monaier
Shiveley Ta
Mmutnhgers
Theseiell
Weather Report From Chicago Shows Warm Day With Light Rain
A fragmented weather note records a warm day in Chicago with hints of rain. Observations list hourly readings from early morning to evening, noting variable winds and a calm to unsettled sky.
Wreck of World’s Fair Train Kills Two on Mountain Road
A World’s Fair special train No. 18 wrecked one and a half miles from Bimmerick Mo after an open switch. Engineer Bail Master Mechanic Tabor and Fireman Guapert died. Several others injured as cars derailed and the engine rolled over. Railway officials cite excessive speed and switch failure as causes.
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Bimmerick
Et Loute Tron Moustaiin & Southern
Wis
Guaipert
Fabatly
Mearemeer
G. Grant de Soto
Oaxey
de Soto
W. F. North
Hidward Heilbarth
Harry Hamel
Vick
de Solo
Mtn
Mani
Tsame
Austinskye
Handel
Ely
Halley
Tabor
Mayor Opposes Edison Waterworks Franchise Plan
Mayor Setgundthal strongly opposes granting Edison Electro Light a franchise to build a waterworks pumping station A contested council vote saw Howe and Shimer in favor while Brendson and Rhee opposed The measure passed with no opposition after the tally and delays in committee discussions
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Setgundthal
Edison Electro Light Company 1 Trimctive
Anya
Waller
Howe
Shimer
City Clerk seeks premeet filings to speed council tasks
Squires proposes that all reports and communications be filed with the city clerk before council meetings rather than left for the mayor to decide at the start. The move aims to save time and keep papers in order, with proper endorsements and prayer rolls prepared in advance. Governor Roosevelt news and bank records items follow in this edition.
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Squires
Carmnatttoes
Anso
Mayor Mayappoint new health board amid to and disputes
The text reports a heated discussion over the appointment of the city health board in Topeka with Mayor Bergundthal indicating a forthcoming appointment at the next council meeting. Several current members may stay or be replaced, including proposals to add sanitary policemen and reform sewer oversight, amid pushback from City Physician Staren and others.
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Board of
Hearth
Bergundital
Bike
Menninger
Pluimmner
Storee
Shinner
Netti
Connect
Ryder
Shimer
Tex Peku
Artuntly
Ave
Schon Abuu
Circotell
Bergundthal Foley
Soa 3
Bhimer
J. ¥. Snyder
Nina
Bern
Seyler
Snyder
Psayer Anit Council
Board of Heath
Arer
Toore
Masur Bergundthal
Phyaleiehs
Caakture Polteionen
Toei
Sammie Tell Banat
Co ' An
Howe Lecture Atchison Event Promises Interest And Humor
The Howe Lecture by E W Howe editor of the Atchison Globe titled People They Have Known is set for Tuesday at the Auditorium. A concert of instrumental and vocal numbers will follow with a lively program aimed at pleasing the audience. Tickets are available on request and the event will proceed despite uncertain weather.
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Joe
Atchison
E. W. Howe
Atchison Globe
Cinas
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Roosevelt
Weahington
New York
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Mayor
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White House
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Paerecen
National Commie Wion
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National Commission
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Jefferson Guards
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