Endorsed Bills Paid Under Protest Drives Public Stance
The town reels as ex mayor Harrison pressures the gas firm to honor bills paid under protest. Councilman Bergundthal urges paying $1, while officials warn of injunctions and possible refunds if the July rate is deemed unlawful. Citizens urged to withhold August bills and unite to force enforcement of the dollar rate.
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T. W. Harrison
Harrison
Mayer Attellee
Lisi Lesaly
Walt
W. Berthal
Cty
Clty
Ras
Tom
Metike
Epee Mites
French papers weigh U.S. role in Colombia Venezuelo crisis
A Purfe dispatch cites Le Journal des Debats and other Paris papers analyzing the Colombian Venizuelan incident. They suggest Washington may maneuver to influence Colombia and Venezuela, using the event to expand Pan American influence and secure U.S. protection commitments.
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New York
Herald
Purfe
Pon
Journal Des
Columbia
Pondick
Washington
Calinek
Wagner A
United States
Vane
Colombia
Pan- America
Standard for Opticians Proposed by National Association
Chicago August 14 tentative action dominates the fourth annual convention of the American Association of Opticians as it seeks to establish a standard for opticians equalizing training and examinations. Plans include 28 planned examinations under supervision of regents and alignment with optometry and ocular paralogy disciplines.
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American Association
Chicago
American Association of Opticians Widews
Tts
Conwo
Tealutrie
Aoe
Eae
Howes
Berehaven to United Kingdom steam line bill eyed as session halted
London Aug 14 The house suspended the session to pass the bill granting powers for Berehaven pier and other works at Bantry Bay Ireland. The measure relates to a proposed fast steamship line from Berehaven to Britain aimed to cut voyage time to about five days. Lord Lemew of Hersford noted strong public interest and the government push during the current session.
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London
House of Jarda
Bulla
Berehaven
Bantry Bay
Ireland
United Brilee
Lord Lemew
Hersford
Corning Seizes Control of Enterprise for Populist Paper
Cyrue Corning of Topeka has gained control of the Enterprise at Enterprisen Kansas and will publish it as a Populist paper. He is associated with C. Hoffman. Most of the existing staff of the Eagle, now under freet winter, will be retained and some new writers added.
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Enterprisen
Kan
Cyrue Corning
Topeka
Enterprise Single
Hoffman
Metcalf Chosen At Philippine Volunteers Reunion
East Lake City Utah hosts Second annual reunion of Philippine volunteers with General Irving Hale presiding. Delegations from Colorado Utah Idaho Kansas Minnesota Pennsylvania Nebraska Iowa and others attend. Three day event includes business session parade and elections with officers to be named for future leadership.
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East Lake City
Utah
Philippines
Irving Hale
Colorado
Idaho
Kanana
Minnesota
Pennsylvania
Nebraska
Towa
Sinasl Perade
Philippine Volunteers
Drying Hale
W. &. Metcalf
Kansas
J. F Critchlow
J.W. Pope
Regular Army
H. W. Tipplacott
Owen Bumumars
Gregus Recording Orewty
Neut. C
Warden Jewett Fights Kansas City Electric Road Toll
Warden Jewett contends with the Kansas City electric road and its tolls on a section of penitentiary grounds. The road has resisted annual rent for the right to pass over the property, drawing the warden into a dispute as it seeks to influence state visitors and operations. The company was summoned to negotiate rent arrangements after the road failed to pay any rental.
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Jewett
Kansas City
Penitentiary
Kansas Penitentiary
Tim
Robbers Try to Blow Open Post Office Safe at Marlow
Three men entered the Marlow post office while the guard was out and tried to blow the safe. The guard returned as they worked, a firefight ensued, and one robber was killed while the other two died. Gey was captured within minutes. Heavy defections reported in Beri with a misread note about Brive non.
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Marlow
Lyons man picked to succeed Clark as judge
Fragmented report outlines Samuel Jones of Lyons chosen to succeed Judge Ansel R. Clark in the Twentieth district. Clark, labeled a capable but controversial figure, faces political pressure and a likely one year official title. The piece notes factional deals, retirement plans, and possible gubernatorial action affecting the appointment and 1900s district control.
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Samuel Jones
Lyons
Ansel R. Clark
Chakriot
Clark
Tice
Barton
Stafford
Kansas
Gobbers
Menta
Masri
Inriy Walous
Bim Moe
Governor Stanley Delays Appointments Amid County Office Decisions
Kansas governor delays test appointments as sheriff and treasurer vacancies in ten percent counties may persist for a year. Political maneuvering, court rulings, and party strategy surround who will hold offices and who will be replaced, with candidates from many colors sniffing chance at county posts and the U. S. Senate stake looming.
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Kansas
Stanles
Stanley
Supremie
Godard
Tor & Man
Chwita
Tris
Tor & Scrambie
Piranta
Albaugh-Leland-Stanley
Blanney
Otter
United States Senate
Golhe Etter
United States
Carrie Nation Visits Topeka Amid Divorce Claims
Carrie Nation arrived in Topeka from Springfield Ohio via the Detroit Southern line. She stayed two hours criticizing Stewart, discussed attacks on her work, and noted plans related to divorce proceedings and suspicions of a plot to take her property. Nation reported leaving 30.90 in savings for New York as she traveled.
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Springfeld
Carrie Nation
Detrott
Buffals
Ae Stewart
Mather Stewart
Aira
Werel
Dail Carter
Linstone Street
Ty Topeka
Nation
York
New York
Missing Miss Liltian Brown Feared Lost in Cottonwood River
Miss Liltian Brown, 16, of this city, vanished after a distressed statement. A search is under way with river patrols and local officials fearing she may have jumped into the Cottonwood river. Melancholia is cited as a possible cause and she is described as a pretty, respectable local girl. Two hundred workers at two carriage makers strike over alleged company selected union officers, denying discrimination claims.
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Emporis
Rus
Liltian Brown
Brown
Trig
Cottonwood River
Miss Brows
Cincinnat
Market Totals and Grain and Livestock Reports
Market figures from Chicago and related trade show wheat opening steady to higher amid variable receipts and weak bullion demand. Corn and oats see mixed fluctuations as local receipts slip while shipments trend uncertain. provisions swing with price shifts. Livestock market in Texas and Kansas City outlines steady to strong tendencies with cattle, hogs, and sheep values noted alongside regional produce and sugar markets in New York.
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Chicago
Asie
Eginmiean
Neapolie
Duluth
Petoe
Siwy
New York Stock Market Opens Higher Amid Steel and Rail Gains
The New York stock market opened up with broad gains led by steel and railroad issues. United States Steel and related majors traded higher while transportation stocks showed strength, as investors weighed early gains and awaited further market cues.
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New York
Newark
Union Hi
Hagar
United States Steel Ave
Market Agaity
Aten
Ific
Srdp
United Itaten
Tatal
United States
Cie
Goaterdy
Sone
New York Central
Rock Fatusi
Fragmented OCR Summary Noted From A Dated Text
The readable fragments mention Chicago and various garbled phrases about planting, seasons, and prices. Names, places, and clear actions are largely obscured by OCR errors, yielding a partial, unnamed narrative with references to food, time, and locations without coherent context.
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Iain
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Wift & Holliday Drug CO
Carry Cigar Co
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C. B. Hoffman
Enterprise
Philippine Division
Spanish War Veterans
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Indian Territory
Beri
Frank J. Baker
Sprites
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Pennsylvania Lehigh Valley
A. F. Wesson
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Reliable Coal Dealer
Mrs. Nation
Lillian Brown
Emporia
Today's Market Report
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Marteer
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Weegee
Sun
Genne
Topeka Cash Dry Goods CO
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A. G. Goodwin
Kansas Ave
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Erie
Bert
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