Ambitious Secretary of State George Clark May Seek Congress
The report says George A. Clark, Oregon secretary of state, plans to run for Congress after his term ends, aided by allies who see him as a strong organizer. Clark denies any such bid, calling the tale a joke, while friends push for a future national post and note his influence in county campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim
George A. Clark
State House
Clark
Congress
Ofcomes
George
Horn
Ci Apent Madr O
Hiv Mission Oeas
Styke
Winfield
Arkansae
Mark
Cluck
Calderhead
J. & Torm~neon
George Clark
A. J. Whitmire
Washingon County
Thes
Georer Clark
Junction City
Several Institutions Granted Charters to Do Business
The Citizens Bank of Le Roy and the Courtland State Bank receive charters with capital around 5900 to 104,000 and list directors including Frank Fochele J R Comps Levi Lower and J Lower Haddam Mary J Anser and John Fe Anderson of Wichita. The State Bank of Galena has 800 capital with directors Bartetteae Sirwet S W Tate and Wright of Calamton. The Pine Grove Dry Goods Company of Hutchins has capital Patrick Martin F N Cont and D Martin. The Woods Wholesale Company of Hutchinson lists Thomas M Bredy and Lowe as directors among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens’ State Bank of
le Roy
Capital
Frank Fochele
Lo Irwin
J. R. Comps
J. St Meche
Ottawa
John Cap- Buf Nerwood
Courtland State Bank
Galena
W. Tate
Lo i
Patrick Martin
F. N. Cont
Parvera Names Figures in Mineral and Natural Gas Field
A partial OCR reading lists individuals including V. Mathey of Waka heeee Atineral and Naturlu Gas, Stevie, G. W. Notkhold, and C.K. Lembach of Parvera, suggesting a formal notice or listing of participants in a regional gas project or regulatory filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
An and &. V. Mathey
Wakaheeee Atineral and
Naturlu Gas En Re Stevie
A de Main
G. W. An Notkhold
C.K. Lembach
Parvera
Fight for Judgeship sparks bitter contest in state
Jefferson hopefuls prepare for a heated race for a vacant judgeship created by district realignment. G W Meaes of Valley Falls is among contenders, with speculation rising that GW McCammon of Jefferson may oppose incumbent Johnson. No Jackson county candidates yet publicly announced.
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Jefferson
Ganations
G. W
Valley Falls
Johnson
Gavernor Stanley
Leavenworth County
Makituc
Tefferson
Jackson County
Waya Teavenrae
Ockeoo
Holton Suns
GW. McCammon
Mr. Jolson
Osage City Adopts Push for Congressional Race
Friends of Hiram Miller of Osage City press for him to run against J M Miller of Morris in the next congressional contest. Miller Morris has already tried to deter him, while others in Osage County weigh whether he will enter. Political maneuvering centers on census supervisor controversy in the Fourth district and potential senate ambitions next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Miller
Osage City
J. M. Miller
Morris
Miler Morris
Mir
Miller
Omage City
Congress
Osage County
Stair Senate
Trevor
Biker
Qeuge
Gunboat Napidan fire in Santa Cruz incites panic
In a Manila lake incident near Santa Cruz, the gunboat Napidan opened fire on insurgents after reports of reoccupation. The chaotic defense caused a child’s death and widespread property damage as crowds fled. Authorities regret the accident.
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Manila
Hong Kong
Napidan
Pete
Santa Crus
Lawton
Eliot Copp
Nea Aix
Calamba
Lawson
Washington Ca
Aas
el Companies
Tre
Washington
Guse
Enlarge Oakland School Adds Two Rooms and Heating Units
The Oakland School District 3 plans three-room expansion and new heating plant. Aboard elected teacher staff includes John Carter, principal Mrs Province Graft, Miss Jessie Phillips, Mrs Annie Ains, and A. J. Coulter. School set to open in September.
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Oakland School
Oakland Schoor
John Carter
State Normel
Province Graft
Jessie Phillips
Annie Ains
Coulter
Pone
Printer Parks Surprised by Overpayment Claim
Georges A. Clark, secretary of state, received a letter from former state printer J B Parke claiming an overpayment of more than 580 dollars for a printing job. Parke says he gathered stiff hands and that the amount was paid by mistake, with plans to travel to Topeka soon.
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Parks
Georges A. Clark
J. 8. Parke
Parke
Topeka
Matron of Stormont Appointed Miss Jessie Cannum of Kansas City
Miss Jessie Cannum of Kansas City has been appointed matron of the Stormont Hospital in this city, succeeding Miss Mild Shields who retires. Cannum previously served as matron of the Woman’s Aid Society and takes immediate charge of the facility amid ongoing operations.
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Stormont
Jessie Cannum
Kansas City
Mins Mie
County Tax Levy in Shawnee County One Mil Plus
The Shawnee County levy increases to 14 mills for county and city purposes, up 0.3 mill from last year. An eight-tenths of a mill rise funds general revenue and 3.995.10 covers bond and interest payments. Township levies vary by area including Topeka, Tecumseh, Mission, Monmouth, Rossville, and others reflecting road and municipal needs.
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Shawnee
Topeka
Mission
Monmouth
Rossville
Fins “Buyer Lake
Monokety
Tepeka
Tecumseh
Auurn
Minion
Train wreck in tunnel after tank car explodes in Kentucky
A freight train of 30 cars derailed in Tunnel No 4 on the Cincinnati and Southern line at Somerset Kentucky when a tank car filled with taphtha exploded. Wreckage blocked the line with likely total loss and several injuries reported by railroad officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerset
Cincinnati & Southern Railway
Bank official predicts fraternal orders unite into single group
Breidenthal predicts consolidation of fraternal beneficiary orders across Kansas and the nation. He cites uniting Patriarchs of America with Sons and Daughters of Justice and forecasts one large organization within ten years, with government oversight. The move faces opposition but carries momentum as insurance orders mushroom.
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Breidenthal
John W. Breidenthal
Mreidenthal
Kansas
Patriarchs of
Amperica
Indies
Hons and Daughters of Justice
Anneapolis
Hugh Patrelly
Lieidenthal
Mr. Breidenthal
Ordre
Criminal neglect over suspected smallpox cases near Rochester cemetery
Miss Tatty Gardiner is the third person ill near Rochester cemetery with suspected smallpox. Clarence Scott, former supervisor of the cemetery and Tatty’s stepfather, recovered from an eruption once deemed smallpox by some, but county physician Elinger suspects chickenpox. Readers fear inadequate isolation and call on health authorities to quarantine the family and prevent an epidemic in Topeka.
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Tatty Gardiner
Rochester
Clarence Scott
Gexton
Elinger
Scott
Miss Gardiner
Este de Faile
Topeka
Freight rate tensions rise as Gulf road cuts New York to Missouri paths
Intercity commerce Commission members met with executives to discuss freight rates in the West. Kansas City Gulf Road allegedly reduced New York to Missouri river rates via Gulf ports, challenging direct routes. Questioned are the Gulf port to Texas cargo costs and the short haul clause of the Interstate Commerce Act. President Stillwell spoke on policy amid manager concerns.
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Chicags
Aig
Interstate Commerce Commission
Calhoun
Kansas City
Pitteboro
Gulf Road
Wueters
New York
Missouri River Pointe
Ieee
Ross
Iguorine
Gulf Ports
Texas Caate
Commission
Indirect routes challenge direct rail lines in freight policy
The text argues that circuitous routing bypasses direct all-rail lines to avoid costly combinations that dominate policy. It claims to set rates and secure business independently, ensuring competitive traffic despite opponents.
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Squat Cares
Trafic
Elwood Peffer Weds Miss Susie Pollock in Poesa Valley Society
Elwood S Petter of Chen and Miss Susie Pollock of Pomona were married in a family ceremony at the brides parents residence. After the wedding the couple will travel east with Petter assuming a new post as Superintendent of the New York Bell Sugar Company at Kenes New York.
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Chine Valley
Champiée
Chino
Caiio
Woot
Petter of
Chien
Susie Pollock
Poees
Mon. Peffer
East
Misa Pollock
Bea
Elle
Pomona
Trientiz
Topeka
Sandys
Ale Peffer
Tela
Peffer
Chine
Rome
William Roe Arrested Over Mail Keying Case
A man named William Roe was arrested near the fair grounds on a mail fraud charge after his sister in law Anna Carter swore out a warrant. Carter says Roe opened letters addressed to her at the post office and used the information. Roe is jailed on a $106 bond and will have a hearing before Commissioner Clark tomorrow.
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Enan
William Roe
Fair Ground
Dharn
Seulnet Toe
Airs
Anna Carter
Carter
Clark
Wanted help and positions in Topeka area amid odd listings
Fragmented help wanted items show several Topeka based solicitations for work. Entries mention a plane for debt work, an employment agency, care of horses and silk products, delivery tasks, and other unclear postings with contact hints and street references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiengede Ue Bey
Heney Shun
H. Drain
Detiversy
Dortomise
Elie Petice
Topeka Avenue
Wanted and For Sale Classified Fragments in Topeka Ad Columns
Fragmented ad notices seek craftsmen and workers plus a flood of sales and rentals. WANTED posts include barbers, carpenters, roomers, and a pond or land homestead reference. FOR SALE items cover horses, a Jersey cow, harness gear, groceries, and a house or room rental appears with prices and locations in Topeka area.
Furnished and unfurnished rooms for rent in Topeka area
Multiple listings show furnished rooms at 90 Fopeka avenue and 22 Last Fourth, plus rooms on Monroe street and Harrison street. Unfurnished options on 3rd Quincy and 72 East Lagerstrom, with mentions of light housekeeping and proximity to Kansas avenue. Also notes sale and trade ads, a Topeka Cycle Co listing, and services from local brokers and jewelers.
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Por Hent
Lai Losly
Fopeka’ Avenue
Piegsant
Monroe Street
Furalanes
ECU
Rene Saretenes Bes Fyi
Furniahot Vsnt Houseksrpingr Facuity
East
Harrison Street
BOR
Spstalia
Quincy Street
Kansas Avenue
E. Lagerstrom
Journal
Bas Avenue
Ruem
Lawrence Bievantal
Fantith
Topeka
Baldwin
Farnbenea
Geo
Stuart
Win
Kan
Notice of Public Auction and Appraisal
Notice appears to announce an auction and appraisal action on a site on Central Hioun streets. It references August dates and a prior appraisal by First on he Teg ory Touran, with unclear names such as Geralgwend and Gordon. The legibility is poor but indicates a formal notice or legal action.
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Treen & Gordon
Ang
Hioun
Ordinance for city debt and special election to approve
Ordinance 2053 authorizes borrowing for a city water or street project and calls a special election to approve a bond issue not exceeding 12000,000 with four percent interest, payable semiannually, due in twenty years. The canvassing board will tally votes for and against and declare outcome. the mayor and council to implement. Passed August 5.
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Tods
Cates
Nopeia
Salt Canvass and
Daily Market Report On Wheat Corn And Hogs Today
The market shows thin activity with wheat and corn prices mostly steady to lower and some slight declines. Cattle and hog receipts and price movements are reported with mixed demand and regional variations, highlighting subdued trading and firmer cash quotes in parts of the market.
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Dbs
Livers
Somiminnion
Yanko
Ite
Shet Fiere
Tergvision
Absral
Reseipia
Donmeli
Cash Northwest
Market notes and wheat prices rise in late summer trading
The report tracks wheat and corn trends with prices around 7 dollars and discussions of futures, market demand, and supply factors. It notes regional conditions, storage, and potential shifts as traders weigh crop prospects and seasonal harvest activity.
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Alleghery Mountains
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Sew
York State
Ova
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Topeka Transfer
P. Bacon
Winslow
Charles ¥. Johnson
J. M Miller
Copp
Pennsylvania
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Cell
Sherman
Minheachas
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San Francisco
Valencia
Zealandia
Montansis
Nagasaki
Tims
Stillwell Sia
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Elwood Peffer
California
Richard
Cheksau
Topeka Employment Agency
Byene
Colare
Mae
Ebr
Aves
Coleus
St Louis
Ato
Jaborso
Filta Avenue Hotel
Ilution House
Five Adams
Kangasa
Topeke Avenue
Faust
Bergaten
Tepeke Ave
Soal
Covi
Jersey
Morsts
Stewart
Hannna
Spoh Sals
Ben Eider Kansan
REAL
J_ALBERT BERRY
C. H. Guibor
Bad Lasge
James B. Hayden
Cycle CO
National and Union Bicycle
Topeka Cycle CO
Florists
IR. Hague
Plott
Cennor
J. A. Ryder
Mt D
Gordon St
Central Ave
North Topeks
Phonisi
Brinkerhott
Eva Harding
Homeopathise
Kansas Ave
Shel Eldon
Olneaste Af
Wit
Thee Brick and Paving
W. W. Gillespie
Debigna
West Pitteenth
Topela
Han
W. Gin
John F. Strickrott
Gliy
Gil Kansas
Hastith St
Santa Fe
HK Brooks
G. Brooks
I Sanaa Laven Mowers
Taxon Sda
Golden Ruin
Kanever
Hattie van Vieck
Attorneys-At-Law
Milton Brown
Crawford Hide
Topexa
C.D. Skinner
East Sixth St
Weilm
Allendsnis
Harrison St.ooed
Gia Femeiry Exch
Uncle Bar
Mortenge Desses
Wadune Astern Moncey
Tory
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Oreste Bisyoies
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Pybus
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Today's Market Report
Associated Press
The
State Journal
Chisner
Chicago
Eansas City
York
United States
Prairie
Sacred Ties Dudey
West Tas Sea
Iowa
Rue Byded
Cocm
Lowes
Minnéspolis
Iearankee
Smathet
Nate
Gunevaie
Lea Oon
Jscreun
Brag
Bagia Freud
Airlund
Rango
Steene
F.C Gaines
Fopekas Werner
Pia Sugar
Bae
Telephone
J.C. Goings
Grain and Provisions
East Fifth Street
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