Federal fence law test trials loom in western land cases
The United States district attorney faces a major clash with cattlemen over the federal land fencing statute. Courts will hear suits brought by attorney Dean to determine what constitutes enclosure of government land and which ranches have fenced ranges. Several lawsuits were filed, with Rou Linile of Hutchinson named in one, and hearings set for Leavenworth within sixty days.
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United States
Western
Rangse
Olive
MG Union
Woo
United State Iatrict
Athirmey Dean
Supreme Court
Moweter
Kankar
Ehuet
Strabicht Fener
Flcherend
Catte
de Gtidanr
Trenton
Omy Ranch
Anethier
Dhelie
Percen
Buveral
Roo Linile
Hutchinton
Leavenworth
Ube
Grain Movement Accelerates as Inspectors Rush Wheat
Grain Inspector Tadfued reports rapid movement of wheat to market from Kuionay City. Railroads improve unloading times and direct delivery to Midland elevator and Union Pacific yards. Officials say extra inspectors and realigned yardage aim to prevent shortages and speed inspections, though Santa Fe traffic remains challenging.
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Tadfued
Toptia
Kuionay City
Mtr
Feadford
Ofler
Bette
Midland
Ee Jvator
Union Pacific
Willeh
Kanes City
Tock Island
Sante Fe
Santa Fe
Million Dollar Combine Controls Nation Refrigerator Plan
A vast effort dubbed the Million Dollar Combine aims to regulate refrigerator production and distribution across the country. Key figures include Vice President and Senate leaders shaping policy, with a focus on consolidating the management of carbergers and superintendent appointments in the transportation sector.
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Chicago
Othe Temnonad
Klin Wan Chy
Ticen
Wit de
Hh Ain Company
Dbieclete Wentrd
Uues
Imeuta
Provis
Aged Election Official Hurt in Stair Accident
The aged father of an election commissioner, Bertin Willems, was badly injured yesterday when he fell down stairs at his home in 34 Of ver. Details on his condition and potential injuries remain unclear as authorities investigate the incident.
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Hart J. W Willeme
Ai Bertin
Kieesion
Williams
Sher
Bol Willems
Philadelphia
Samuel L. Kelly
Young Kelly
Unanimous Vote Shapes Next Meeting Site
The Intervi nce PE cable delegates reach a unanimous vote selecting St. Louis as the next meeting site with Cadmila and Ottawa under consideration for future hosts. The convention resumes with legal report deliberations on subordinate unions and wage policy while expanding printer recognition and standardizing type measures.
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Washington
Ave
St. Louis
Gilmore
Montreal
Ottawa
Cadmila
International Union
Committee On Laws
Taylor
Taroma
Wash
Laws Committee
Jamaica Hurricanes Damage Faces Long Repairs
A Jamaica Aug hurricane severely damaged Kineston and surrounding areas, striking the northeastern end of the island and turning northward before hitting Kingston. Widespread destruction includes blown electrical infrastructure, disabled machinery, uprooted trees, and extensive property losses. City traffic halted as streetcars suspended and numerous homes were damaged or demolished.
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Kineston
Jarmaica
Tiret
Jraaica
Jamaica
Kingston
Heyburn Weds Miss Yeatman in Pennsylvania Throne
U S Senator Weldon Brinton Heyburn of Indiana marries Miss Ghoeratien Yeatman in a strict Friends ceremony at the Conemaugh homestead in Beaver Township. After a wedding dinner they depart on a Paliman special to start a honeymoon, with relatives from Louisville and Duluth in attendance.
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U.S
Heyburn
Miss. Yeatman
Pennsylvania
West Chester
Pal
Friends
United States
Weldon Brinton Heyburn
Tanbo
Mise Ghoeratien Youtrnsa
Cmanty
Tiegn
Eennett Township
Foowrdale Station
Wallace
Llaho
William Berburi
Louisville
H.C. Marshall
Duluth
Mins
Florence Yeat Rons
Sieter
Barbers Rebellion Over Face Massage Machine
Barbers refuse to use a new facial massage device invented by proprietor C Hy The invention aims to replace the traditional hand method in the shop, prompting dispute among staff about adoption of the machine and its impact on their work.
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C. ‘Hy
Putin
Warner's Safe Cure advertisement claims cures and warns rivals
An ad touts Warner's Safe Cure as a vegetable medicine that strengthens the liver and kidneys, purports to awaken and heal weak organs, and promises a gentle bowel movement. It warns against harmful “kidney cures” and invites readers to request a free medical book from Warner's Safe Cure Co. in Rochester, New York.
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Warner
Michael Bwxnawas
Bradford
Albany
Warner's
Safe Cure Co
Rochester
Barber shop dispute over chair maintenance costs
A barbershop dispute centers on who should pay a $150 cost for a chair machine. Mr. Hyper suggests charging the cost to chairs as a fraction of receipts, but barbers resist. On a wet day the device was installed, then later rejected and the shop returned to the former method.
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Will
Hyper
Tate
Bolmar I II Named As Shawnee Delegate To Congress
The Shawnee county commissioners named P Holmar ge as delegate to the Transantastasippi congress to meet in Seattle this year. No appropriation was provided for his transportation or expenses, so he must travel at his own risk. The congress will likely act on river flood relief needs, which Shawnee county may support.
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P Holmar
Shawnee County
Transantastasippi
Seattle
Golmar Bay
Commineton
Actiow
Mexico Protest Over Seizure of Gunboats Tar fied and Vera Cruz
New York reports Mexico protests to Sheriff Cornell of Union County New Jersey against seizure of Tampico and Vera Cruz gunboats. Acting General Gradjeda and Captain Aaueta state these ships are Mexico's property after a writ of seizure for materials furnished for Crescent shipyard construction. Supreme Court NJ deemed void. sheriff to act only by court order.
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New York
Republic of Mexico
Cornell
Union County
Elisbeth N. J
Pincherde
Stduent
Crescent
Tampico
Vera Cruz
Nixon
Supreme Curt
New Jersey
Taraplep
Tm Sune
Testimony in Chicago Drainage Canal Case Heard in Peoria
Aug 12 Peoria witness HR H Martin chief engineer for Peoria Water Company gave testimony before Commissioner Wright. He described the canal opening as possible for ice passage and noted fish were healthy downstream with no bad odor since the canal opened.
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Chicago
Peoria
Wright
HR. H. Martin
Peoria Water Company
Reg
Wien
Pacific Alaska Transportation Company Formed in New Jersey
Brief telegraph item notes Pacific Alaska Transportation Company incorporated in Trenton with capital of 3 million dollars to engage in general mining. Incoporators listed as Louis S. Poamer and David M. Barnes of New York and Louis B. Dailey of Jersey City, New Jersey.
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Trenton
N. J
Alaska
Transportation Company
Capital
Louis S. Poamer
David M. Barnes
New York
Louis B. Dailey
Jersey City
Seaboard Air Line Railroad
Portous
Williams
City raises assessment to two hundred thousand by board
Mayor Smith opposed rapid assessment, praising local industry and 5,000 workers brought to the city. Despite his protest, the board of equalization increased the tax base from 138009 to 200000 and the protest was rejected. Mr HI was cited in.
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Board of Equalization
Smith
Hastiy
Sues Electric Line In Leavenworth Suit
Anna Kline sues the Kansas City Leavenworth electric road for 19000 damages claiming a slippery muddy car platform and crowded alighting caused a fall that paralyzed her right arm and leg and fractured ribs, with internal bleeding. She alleges the conductor failed to restrain the crowd and assist her and her son during disembarkation.
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Leavenworth
Kan
Kansas City, Leavenworth
Anna Kline
District Court
Electric Road
Kansas City
Third
Delaware
Kline
Electric Car Company
North Topeka Notes On Residents And Local Work
North Topeka column details residents visiting and returning, including Newell of Elmont, Booker Hawkins, Joseph J. Lambrecht, and Mary Huhnbaum traveling to Hoyt. Pavements repair work starts in blocks 50 and 800, with local streets and civic activity noted.
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Iimbell Printing’ Company
North
Kansas Avenue
Newell
Elmont
Well Paper
Booker @ Hawkins
Forlori
Joseph J. Lambrecht
Krumb
Oregon
Mary Huhnbaum
Hoyt
Morris
George Baird
Sit Kanees Avenue
Hiawatha
Reynolds
Clay Street
Clay School
George Fensky
California
Fred Fensky
Altadera
Cala
Mr. Fensky
Oscar Krause
Pickens
Lewis C. Deppw
Central Avenue
Kortz
Robert J. Anderson
Mille Goods Company
Central Avernur
Wind destroys Holale yard on Fairchild estate
A windstorm leaves Holale yard leveled, blocking access to a portion of the Fairchild estate. The estate manager, away from town for some time, has promised to arrange removal of the remaining house.
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Holale
Fairchild
Father Kneipp Cure at Woerishofen Described
An early morning barefoot walk through dew and snow marks the Kneipp hydrotherapy regimen at Woerishofen. New arrivals wear a sandal over stockings then shed the stocking for longer exposure, followed by cold douches and vigorous exercises to stimulate circulation, with humorous bath-room scenes noted but no laughter allowed.
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Father Kneipp
Woerishofen
Lipe Pincott's
Tomorrow We Sell A Mixed Market Copy
Sale listing with prices for corn soap salmon apricots currants peaches tomatoes. Items include cream corn ear corn scouring soap sliced peaches canned tomatoes and dried goods. Read as an old style yard or market notice with scattered unit prices and odd spellings.
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Mc. Dean
State’ Inspection Department
St.u
Barbers
Toronto
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Bolmar I II
Transmississippi Congress
Mexico
Maica
London
J. R. Keens
Surbain
Lyne
Joe Kes
Cue of London Breezers
Kernton Park
Saoeeateaian
Mash
Pala
St. Paul
Aus
James J. Hitt
Kansas State Fair
Topeka
Kansas State Exposition CO
The
Kansas Improved Stock Breeders’ Association
Kansas State Poultry Association
Department of Horticulture
Kansas State Horticultural Society
Department of Farm Products and
Kansas State Grange
Kansas Dairy Association
M. A. Low
Chas. H. Sampson
Sues
Simon
Fletcher
Castoria
North Topeka
Star Grocery Resale and
Ntgomery, Prop
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