Supreme Court ruling brings state charter fees demand
Central Coal and Coke of Kansas City sent a check for 1527.60 to the secretary of state as payment of charter fees following the Supreme Court decision in the American Sook case. The ruling prompts many foreign corporations to seek guidance on fees, with potential thousands of dollars flowing to the state treasury. The Rock Island tax and fees vary by state, and Attorney General Godard faces the enforcement challenge upon his return from California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Coal and Coke Company
Kansas City
Cecretary of
Supremse
American Sook Company
Ftat
W. ©. Perry
Supreme Court
Secretary of State
Clark
New York
Assiauant
Hill P. Wilson
Inquirers
Central Coal and Voice Company
General Revenue Fund
Rapital
Wehool
Aelel
Ciar
Rock Island
Towa
Kansas
Iowa
Hook Island
Godard
Godard Ie
California
Farm dispute over lightning rod bill ends in tie
Edward Swenson a Allen county farmer built a red barn and hired a lightning rod outfit for 1.50 on promise to refer buyers. the bill rose to 150 after signed contract Swenson refuses to pay more than 7.50. The issue sparked a mob-like demand at the barn with threshing crew called and money taken, leaving Swenson’s proud barn laden with rods for a total of 7.50. A separate note from Yokohama reports Japan winning the race for Marcus island and sending marines ashore before diplomacy.
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Tola
Kan
Edward Swenson
Allen County
Xeyond
Swenson
Lightning Red
Ield
Japan
New York
Yokohama
Easion
Marcus Island
Up- Pp
Kasagi
Tokio
Wuey United
Ndaban
Marcus Tale
International tennis clash begins at Crescent Club
At Bay Ridge New York the Dwight F Davies Cup begins this afternoon on the Crescent Athletic Club courts. Four singles matches and one doubles match form the format with best of five sets. Notable players include Lurned Whitman Davies Ward Pimm and Doherty. Ward and Davies expected strong in doubles but Payix foot injury may hinder performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cou
Bay Ridge
New York
Crescent Athletic Club
United States Lawn Tennis Ansociaon
William A. Lur
Ned
Malcolm D. Whitman
Dwight F. Davis
Holcomb Ward
Messrs
Whitman
Davie
Ward
Collina
Dr. Pimm
RF. Doherty
Larnch
Davis
Viper
Douba
Payix
Galn
Vanderbilt’s Flyer Breaks Mile Auto Record in France
Paris dispatch reports K Vanderbilt set an automobile mile record at 48 25 on Ardennes circuit road Abilis to St Arnault, nearly a kilometer in 29 26, beating Fournier’s prior mile mark. Coney Island event noted as previous record in a longer description.
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New York
K. Vanderbilt
Paris
Henri Fournier
Long Island Automobile Club
Coney Island Boulevard
Prospect Park
Coney Island
Murphy
Calderhead Explains Why He Entered Senate Race
Congressman Gallervria states his candidacy for United States senator from Kansas. He explains the timing, loyalty from supporters, and intent to seek clear designation for the party. He notes future work on banking, international commerce, and peace, calling Senate service a great honor and urging legislative trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallervria
United States
Kansas
Atmte
Cimi F
Congress
South America
Orient
Russia
Cuba
United States Senate
Kempfe’s Work Unites Pacific Coast Defense System
Admiral Kempfe’s plan creates a unified Pacific coast defense under one head overseeing the navy naval militiamen revenue cutter service and lighthouse service with direct access to the navy department in Washington He aims to fuse all marine defense forces into a single military system and signals a strong central control for coastal security. Commander J Milton Neerney and Captain Haniet D es KC Sand head the local naval militia and lighthouse service respectively.
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San Fran
Ua NL
Pacific Coast
Navy
Naval Militts
Vaervion
Lighthouse Service
Nave
Ashington
Admiral Kempff
Sight Returns While She Prayed in Denver Revival
Saran Hessler of 1352 South Ninth Street Denver reports a miraculous recovery of sight after seven years of blindness. During a revival meeting of the Hi sect the Pentecostal union, white light appeared and she could distinguish objects. She claims her vision is now nearly as good as before.
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Denver
Colo
Saran Hessler
South Ninth Street
Pentecostal Union
Greer Rebuilds Guthrie State Capital Plant After Easter Fire
Frank H. Greer reorganizes the State Capital company after the Guthrie printing plant was destroyed by fire on Easter day with a loss of 310000. The new firm lists 150000 capital with incorporators Frank H. Greer Frank A. Derr and Froderick H. Byers. A cornerstone laying for a new 75000 building is planned for Thursday with ceremony.
Benedictines Meet atchison Jubilee honors Rt Wolf
The triennial Benedictine gathering in Atchison runs through Thursday with an adjournment for Rt Rev Innocent Wolf’s Jubilee marking 25 years as abbot. Bishops and abbots from across the United States attend a solemn pontifical mass and a banquet at St Scholastica’s convent with extensive ceremonies, music, and a large list of visiting church leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison
Benedictine Order of
United States
Ianocent Wolf
Use Order
Rt Benedict's Abbey
Wolf
Naples
Peter Engle
St. John's Abbey
Collegeville
Minn
Tin
St. Leo
Pla
Alfred Mayer
Chang Priory
Wetang
Polycarp
Newark
N.J
They
Alexius Hoffman
Ambrose Kohlbeck
Beatty
Joseph Bittenauer
St. Henedict's
Ambrose Reger
Cullman
Ala
Hdephonse Wittmann
Chicago
Bernard Heas
Belmont
N. C
Roman Kirchner
Frs
Weill
Bishop Fink
T. C. Moore
J. Ward
A. J. Jennings
J. A
Boltz
Zang
St. Benedict's Church
Lucia A. Wyatt
Topeka
Conception
Abbott Wolff
St. Scholastica’s Convent
John J. Hennessy
D. D
Wichita
Kan
Lewis M. Pink
B.D. D
Kansas City
Maurice F. Burke
D.D
St Joseph
Thomas Bonacum
Lincoln
Neb
Leo Hald
North Carolna
John J. Glennon
Kansas
John F. Cunningham
Concordia
Athananius Schmitt
Meinrad
Ind
Felix de Grasse
Sacred Heart
Oklahoma
Frowin Conrad
Ignatius Conrad
Bolelersville
Arkansas
Mer. C. Linnenkamp
St. Joseph
Thos. F. Lillis
W. Graham
Joseph Perrier
V. G
D. J. Hurley
V. F
Junction City
F. B. Hayden
John Redeker
Westphalia
John Ward
Teavenworth
Hartig
B. V.G
Nebraska City
G. Kéiluhoter
Pueblo
Grading Commences on Olathe to Kansas City Line
Kansan City Aug 6 grading begins along the planned Olathe to Kansas City route. Metriam park near the line, long closed, may reopen after years. Ten years ago it drew families for picnics and outings. promoters promise electric service by fall. Inspection trips and meetings in Jackson county followed the work.
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Kansan City
Olathe
Kansas City
Metriam
Gew
J. Smit
L Odom
F.cwis, Jr
Bai
Jackson County
Hossdale
Pro Moters Claim Belief In Criminal Activity
Wyandotte County promoters assert belief that a key figure is involved in criminal activity though details are unclear from the fragmented OCR text. The report indicates suspicion without presenting specific charges or names.
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Wyandotte County
Train Robbery on Burlington Ends in Murder and Flight
Engineer John Mooney recounts a dramatic Burlington Express holdup. Bandits with a gun held a crewman, ordered the engine to pull, and fled after a seven mile dash leaving the engine and express car damaged. Mooney suspects a robber killed a companion. shots were fired by both sides. One bandit is described as young, sandy, about five feet eight. The loot is believed to be only four dollars.
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Mnace
John Mooney Atinneapatts
Eka
Je Maide
Ia8
Mooney
Burlington
Fred
Express
Rooney
Uusk
Topeka Placer Company Heads West for Fairplay
Samuel T Howe will leave Thursday for Fairplay California to oversee Topeka Placer Company interests. W Davis serves as president with about forty Topekan stockholders. All shares are sold land paid cash and equipment will be completed and operative soon under Col T Th Miller hydraulic engineer in charge. Company holds funds and a large cash balance in treasury.
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Samuel T. Howe
Thareday
Fairplay
Cal
Topeka Placer Company
Mr. Howe
W. #. Davis
Col. T. 7H. Miller
Ysers
Steeple Jack Dead After Fall From City Hall Tower
New York report of Daniel Barry known as Pacha who fell ninety elehe fest while working the city hall tower. He was a daring climber who displayed skill by swinging and lowering himself in mid air near the statue area. The death ends his prosaic trade inside the city dome as authorities note the era’s hazardous urban climbing.
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New York
Aug
Daniel Barry
Pacha
City Hall
Philadelphia
William Eo
Diamond C News Contest Voting Tightens as Leaders Surge
Votes pile up in the Diamond C contest with leaders Mrs. L. Crowder, Leah Saunders, Ethel Yeargain and Hazel Thomas making gains. Hazel Thomas lifts from twenty third to twenty first. noon standings list numerous entrants with addresses and vote totals, and a booklet of details is available at F. W. Swearingen's Jewelry Store or from Cudahy Packing Co in Topeka.
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L. &. Crowder
Leah Saunders
Ethel Yeargain
Hazel Thomas
Fannie Harris
Lake
Blake
Harrison
Cora Stevens
Kate MecKetman
East Sixth
Sol Iva Grow
Western Woolen Mills
Edna Groves
Monroe
D. Dillon
Fillmore
Harry Pettit
Emma Schafer
Ind. Tel. Co
Emme. Sheres
Hancock
Minnie Boyte
No. Kan
Margaret Spasks
Continental Creamery
Zaldee B
F. W. Swearingen
Kansas Avenue
Cudahy Packing Co
Topexa
Todas Market Report Aug Wheat and Hog Prices
Market report outlines an opening for grains with steady to higher activity due to favorable harvest weather and ample receipts. Wheat details include No 2 and No 3 grades with prices around 3 to 3 1/4 dollars. hogs show steady to higher demand with prices from 7.10 to 7.30 per cwt and strong packer bids. Cattle and sheep listings follow with limited gains and varied quotes, reflecting a mixed livestock session in Chicago and local markets.
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Jared
Staal
Boe
Uy Septemier
Apelin
Market notes from St Louis and New York stocks
A jumbled market summary from St Louis and New York notes mixed with commodity listings. Stocks show narrow opening changes with some gains in Atchison Pacific and American Express while others slip. Produce and farm goods markets reflect steady poultry and mixed wheat and hay prices amid regional pricing chatter.
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York
Wall Street
New York
Rekee
Ee and Atchison
Weedon Hopkies
Walley
Pest and Bauit Siarie
Chicago
A. Altos & Ingey
Texas
Pacific
Manas
Aeneas
Eastern Resorts Tour Offers Low Rate Summer Circuit
A clipped ad notes low rate summer tours to Michigan Canada and St Lawrence plus a Chicago link via Burlington Route. It highlights fast trains to Kansas City and St Joseph and double daily service to St Louis with high grade equipment including parlor cars sleepers and dining cars.
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Michigan
Canada
St. Lawrence
Atlante Eaakty
Bae
Chicago
Kansas City
St. Joseph
Baet
ST. Louis
St Louis
Train Route Inquiry from Denver to Alliance
A passenger asks about joining a Denver to Northwest train at Alliance Nebraska and seeks guidance to the nearest ticket agent. The note promises advice on best routes and free publications by mail.
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Denver
Northwest
Alliance, Nebraska
Weather Cool Wave Brings 59 Degree Night After Heat
The government thermometer fell to 59 degrees marking a cooler night after recent heat. Forecasters issued morning updates as residents welcomed the relief and prepared for variable daytime temperatures ahead.
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Pat
Ian ‘Original
James Jackson
Cheroee
Hemmil
Marauls
National
Mili
Vanderbilt's
France
Calderhead
Kempfe
Moana
Benedictines
Kansas City-Topeka
THE
Topeka Placer
Diamond “C” News
Todas Market Report
Walle
Enives
Honvy
Mie Bhim
Fhe Ee
Rm, Sons
Jnr
Renee Hehers
Egat
Ewes
Was
St Louie Livestock
Fossa An
I. Aus
Esa Sigcies Pendy
Americas
Anane City
Renms City
Ibara
Igi
Chile Prairie
Topeks
Sandard Asker
rEnant
Toyeks
St. Louie
Aux
Waiitiees
Iaido
Aulyer
U ‘S
J. & Gall
Christie Grain
Hansa City
Open High Law
Sitice
Seansas
J. Gast
West Erect
Batiste
St.alg
Percale
Lawn
Madras
Eastern Resorts
Burlington Rouia
Minnesota
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