Mayor Hughes Faces Off With Chief Stahl Over Turners
A clash between Topeka leaders erupts as Mayor Hughes resists Chief Stahl on enforcing temperance orders. Stahl vows action if orders are not followed. Hughes signals potential restraint and political maneuvering amid accusations of double dealing and tangled talks with Turners and Arions.
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Hughes
Peres Stahl
Jughee
Turners
Bay
Maid Des
Stall
Stahl
Myers
Highes
Otto Kuehne
Topeka Turnverein
Mr. Kuvhat
Spot
Nowmary
Bir Kuehoe
Striers
Artuny
Dluh
Kuehne
Chine Stahl
Péenb Beninet
Scitbiart
Jourash
Ett Dentiz
Roehne
Rinne
Kushine
Aed
Arun
Mayne Hoge Dante
Mente
Stull
Efighes Tessient
Kuvhne
Bowetor
Inter- Syahl
Sieh
Durness
Arisne
Elke
Topeka Club
Snve
Toman
Uba
Bechet
Rughewle
Mae
Gertian
Hack
Chiattani
Stahi
Brahi
Pete
State Journal
Turners Weld
Hughts
Stabi_ Stanl
Arione
Harvesters Robbed at Santa Fe Yards in Arkansas City
In Arkansas City Kansas last night about 10 o clock two thieves posing as city officers robbed three harvesters near the Santa Fe yards. They seized $269 from the victims and forced them to walk a road bridge to the outskirts, claiming a search for burglars and warning them not to return.
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Arkansas City
Kas
Santa Fe
Oklehermm
Mrs Nation Free After County Jail Term Is Served
Mrs Carrie Nation is freed after a county jail term. Eva Harling raised 20 for her, and Nation received 80 from her lecture manager. J E Furlong of Rochester and Dr Harding contributed to the fund, with others adding small sums as she prepared to depart for Muncie.
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Carrie Nation
Jaffie
Eva Harling
Kansas Avenue
Muncie
Pleasanton Herald Change Hands In Topeka Transfer
In Pleasanton Kansas this August William TD Luce arrived from Topeka to take charge of the Herald. Former publisher Harper, facing losses from A J Fisher of Washington, sold the subscription list and goodwill last week to rivals J E Latiner who secured a mortgage on the paper. Latiner took charge and leased the paper to Luce pending owner mortgage protection. Temperatures for large cities listed: Chicago New York Washington Minneapolis.
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Pleasanton
Kan
William ‘Td. Luce
G. W. Crape
Topeke
Charrte
Oe Herald
Harper
A. J. Fisher
Washington
J. E& Latiner
Two Labor Leaders Seek Unity as Steel Strike Grows
In Pittsburgh Aug the Amalgamated Association and the Federation of Labor plan a bold move to transfer members affected by the strike into the Amalgamated. Gompers and Shaffer confer as Clark mill’s status is disputed and plants brace for possible reopens next week.
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Pittsburg
The
Steel Corporation
WELP
Shaffer
American Federation of Labor
Gompers
Amalgamated Association
Federation of Labor
From and Steel
Federation
Hias
Amalgamated and
Amalgamated
Lawrence Fite
Clark
Reel Corporaton
Clark Mail
Aken
Glenaway
F. M. Shaffer
Shifter
Amalgamated Associathen
Nike
Fice
Lindsay & Me
Cutcheon
Yeatertuy
Jinks
Tivdle Park
Merresport
Gompere
Morrison
American Federation
Bison
Gurapere
Gercain Wb
Chicago
Strikes Loom As Steel Labor Ties Tangle at Mill Town
In Youngstown and Pittsburgh reports, labor tensions rise as a potential strike grows amid resignations at a steel plant in Howth Chicago and plans to move Devers Wood plant to Kiskiminetas valley. President Shaffer faces a looming contract dispute with Valley mill workers voting 3 to 1 for strike, while Republic Tron Works workers prepare to quit after Shaffer's directive.
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Trigels
Howth
Chicago
Milwaunee
Ynyself
Davis
Steel
Itue
Youngstown
Lt Beling
Shaffer
Burton Nutt
Pittsburg
United States Steel Corporation
Devers Wood
McKeesport
Kiskimin
Las
Usulal
Associated Press
PF Smith
American Sheet MII Company
McCarty
American Sheet Mil Company
Dewses Wood
Kiskiminetas Valley
Lishall
Republic Force
Pitteburs, Ave
Republic Tron
Drought in Kansas and Midwest Fuel Debates
The Journal of Commerce compiles opinions of western bank officials and dry goods firms on drought impact. It suggests minimal effects on business in Missouri Nebraska and Kansas while corn damage is noted. It cites heavy winter wheat harvests and large hay and forage crops as buffers for livestock.
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New York
Ang
Journal of Commercce
West
Nebraska
Journal of Commerce
The
Cooks Join the Strike at Union Iron Works
In San Francisco on August 2, about 750 Marine Cooks and Stewards Association members will join the strike affecting Oceanic Steamship Company Pacific Mail and other lines. About 12 apprentice bakers left Union Iron Works at the request of the machinists union. 26 apprentices remain, likely to quit as well.
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San Francisco
Marine Cooks and Stewards Association
Steward's Department
Oceanic Steamship Company
Pacific Mail Steamship Company
Oregon Railway and Navigation Company
Pacific Count Steamship Company
Union Iron Works
Smoachinists' Union
Elso
MAKE GOOD POLICEMEN INDIAN POLICE LOYALTY CAPTURED STUDY COURES
Report from Manila via General MacArthur notes native police improved April May. War Department Insular Division calls it an experiment becoming essential to restore order in unsafe localities. References to Generals Wheaton Smith Funston Grant Bates Wade and loyalty actions. Also mentions Indian schools uniform training and readiness for the bio show. Forecasts fair weather in northern and western portions with light to moderate winds.
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Wathington
Insular
War Department
MacArthur
Manila
Wheaton
Smith
Funston
Grant
Bates
Wade
The Man Who Robbed the Selby Smelter at Vallejo
San Francisco detectives fix on John Winters or Buck Taylor as the lone robber of the Selby smelter at Vallejo. Winters, a former smelting employee, is in custody. clues include his cabin notice, a buried bullion theory, and a trail of varied jobs across states. Several suspects named Larsen and Donaldson are also being questioned as efforts resume along the Carquines strait.
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San Francisco
Cal
John Winters
Buck” ‘Taylor
Selby
Valleo
Winters
Prussia
America
Texas
Los Angeles
Dallas
Wilson
Lon Angeles
Hasaya
Peter Larsen
Vailejo
Crockett
Peter Donaldson
Cargulnes Strait
White at Lawton. Emporia Editor Gathers Material
William Alien White of Emporia traveled from Lawton after writing about the birth of the new town for the Saturday Evening Post. He blended in with locals and shared vivid tales of the opening and return, promising a compelling story.
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Emporia
William Alien White
Lawton
Saturday Evening Post
Wishita
Aspal
Will White
Proud of Cresceus in Brighton Beach trot
George Ketcham owner of Cresceus predicts victory in the Brighton Beach trotting contest next Thursday. He claims Cresceus has shown faster trials and exhibits unmatched speed, while praising The Abbot as a wonderful rival. The race promises possibly the three fastest heats ever recorded.
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Poughkeepsie
George Ketcham
Cresceus
Sy Trotter
Brighton Beach
No War Teachers Seeks Kanean National Guard Officers
An article reports on a plan involving the National Guard during a period of duties. Secretary Root notes army officers cannot leave regular tasks. General orders set a school from September 17 to September 49 with principal instructors Cal Wil der Metcalf Pery Holsington and J. W. Minghes in command. Elections for fleet officers and several guards to fill at the artillery regiment are noted.
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Kanean 'National ‘Guard
Wehbe Quest
Root
Army
G. M. Fhe
Txtar
Cal Wilder
Metcalf
Lawrence
Pery M. Holsington
Newton
J. W. B. Minghes
Natonal Guard
Sinew
Fleet Regiment
Artillery
Roosevelt Club Forms In Kansas To Back Roosevelt
Major T J Anderson of Topeka’s Commercial Club prepared signed blank forms urging Shawnee county Republicans to form a Roosevelt for president organization. The effort follows a Kansas City initiative with a goal of 2000 members and an upcoming meeting to finalize the group. Anderson said Westerners show strong support for Theodore Roosevelt.
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Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Kansas
T. J. Anderson
Topeks Commercial Club
Shawnee County
Theodore Hoosevelt
Kansas City
Rentes
Anderson
Stats Journal Today
West
Col
Roosevelt
Roosevelt to stay in Colorado Springs a week
Vice President Roosevelt returned from eastern Colorado after a weeklong coyote hunt and skin collection. He visited the Portland mine at Cripple Creek, descended 1000 feet underground, and planned to lay a U.S. building corner stone tomorrow. He will remain in Colorado Springs for a week.
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Colorado Springs
Col
Roosevelt
Colorado
Portland
Cripple Creek
Finney County Irrigation Company Chartered for Arkansas River Use
A group of Garden City capitalists form a large company to divert water from the Arkansas River for Finney County, investing 40000. James Cra is president with J M Dunn as vice president and S. secretary among listed officers. Directors include W H Gverbotser John F Stewart and others from Wellington Perth and Burling ton. A Burlington capital company is also chartered.
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Cancsey
Benes
Pinney County
Farmers
Garden City
Finney County
Arkansas River
James Cra
J. M. Dunn
Secs
Menke
M. FL Views
Hell
D. M. Bauman
RPF
Ketchem
Pfinnello
Sumner County
State Bank
Teo
W. H. Gverbotser
John F. Stewart
Wellington
H. H. Jabona
Ene M. Rhodes
Perth
Berien Fiteo
Statford County Grain
St. Folin
Farward Ocoennor
Nathan’ Fi Candress
J. A. Cooper
St Sully
A Durison
BR. W. Goodman
S.J. Karhoman
GW. Robinson
Anirin
Ara Fea Eee Comepany
Capital
Burlington
Camp tragedy at Albany: food poisoning scares campers
Sixty young women, residents of Albany and Poughkeepsie, at a summer camp reported sudden illness from corned beef not canned. Medical staff say symptoms point to mild poisoning. Most campers will recover. Christie of Albany linked to camp activities.
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Albany
Poughkeepsie
Hatr Christie
Albiny
New York Bicyclists Vie For National Circuit Title
The best known American bicyclists meet at Madison Square Garden for the national circuit championship. Starters include Kramer, Taylor, Cooper, Fenn, McGascoyne, Jenkins, Kimble, Newhouse, Fisher, Leender, Cuilett, Wilson, and Lawson. On points the leaders are Kramer 23, Bayle 1, Wilson 7, Lawson 6, Gascoyne 4, Kimble 4.
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New York
Tne
Madison Square Garden
Kramer
Taylor
Cooper
Fenn
Gascoyne
Jenkins
Kimble
Newhouse
Fisher
Leender
Cuilett
Wilson
Iver Lawson
Bayle
Cospe Winber
Lawson
Gascoyne AfcFarland
Proclamation of banishment for those not surrendering by Sept 13
A colonial British order warns all non surrendering Orange Free State and South African dominion subjects to leave by September 13 with no return. Burghers failing to surrender by August 16 face confiscation of property to support families, under penalties across two colonies. The measure, urged by Lord Kitchener and Milner, targets leaders of armed bands and former governments, to enforce peace and prevent ongoing hostilities.
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London
Kitcherer
Cape Colony
Newel
Wittl
Wittl Engaged Te Resisting Die Majesty
Orange Colony
Orange Freee
Asien
Tata
Chamberlain
Mead
Lord Milner
Orange
Foredaul Tnrwljee
Prionipal
Ratiweyn
Che Repu
Waarkiere
Ubon
Lord Kitchener
Aly
Guelder
Shark Attacks Naval Officer in Philippines Incident
A naval officer sustained a leg injury after a shark attack near the gunboat Annapolisタイプpark shore. The incident occurred off Quartarmaster Moke as the Annapolis crew prepared patrols. Navy officials forward details to the defense department for investigation and response.
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Hopple Hut
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Xobins
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Tramps
Mrs. Nation
Pleasanton Herald
York Hecaten
Waebington
Clark Mill
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Boulmiana Purchase Exposon
Carter
Cormmittes
Bigs
Gooler
Vallejo
White
Hetchem
Iron Moldera
Tron
Farenson Foundry Company
William Ferguson
National Founders’ Association
Ferguson Foundry Company
Molders
Henry T. Devens
Mayeral Metal Traders
Roosevelt Club
Springs
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Philippines
Metpe
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