Why SOT Cockrell for President in Missouri Vote
A Missourian editorial urges Col. Cockrell of Missouri as Democratic presidential candidate citing his character, experience, and service. It argues his electability and support from war veterans, noting opposition and party dynamics across Kansas, Nebraska, and Missouri. A separate item mentions highway condemnations and paving projects with compensation details and timelines.
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Col. Bryan
Missourian
Lincpiin
W. J. Brancomet
Sandies Cockrell
Missouri
Cheneona
Marion Ceckell
Harmieg
Kassae
Prominent Beloit figures tied to local business move
A report details Beloit's business interests with Vern Atwood Frank Shangel and Carla Johnson linked to Mitchell county ventures over four years. It notes real estate changes farm and city properties, a 14,000 acre sweep, two million bushels wheat yield forecast, and FE McNulty relocating to Beloit to manage partnerships with A Jones and others.
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Belo
Isos
Ex Comutitiautoner
Neil bin
Bedott
Beloit
H Atwood
Frank Shangel
Carla Johnson
Noceeed
Hin Relult
Han
FE McNulty
Stockton
Manta A
Jones
Mr. Jones
Gomer
Telekt
Saint Ewe
Seuverzea
Chautaugua
Beloit Town Notes Show New Works And Moves
In attendance the programme and Tianor the crowd pleased. The Beloit town exhibits feature a new eight foot stone mole behind the court house. Charles Houghton will move to Lawrence to teach his children. Beloit prepares for a dry time as vendors quit selling. Mahaffa pledges a strong turnout at the Bre lot Driving club event on the association grounds August 27, 25 and 25. A new half mile track is reported ready for use.
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Ieuan
Winkos Swalioe
Thinwe
Beloit
Rylol
Awmuit
Sistiae
Injunctions Reach Kansas City Saloons In Post-War Clampdown
Kansas City Kansas County Attorney Gibson files injunctions against twenty plus saloons, twelve in Argentina and Armurible, restraining business. Sheriffs report disrupted nightwork as officers bear papers. few accept relief. Epworth League Convention opens at Thayer August 15 with strong attendance and notable speakers Bernard Kelley and T W Jeffrey.
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Kansas City
Kan
Kans City
Kas
Gibson
Common Pless Court
Kam
Sheriffs Department
Epworth League
Thayer
Ind
Pendenve
Prograst 14
Bernard Kelley
Dietriet
Phillypines
Old Snttiers Pienie in Newton Celebrates State Leader
Former state superintendent Frenk Nel son presided over the thirty second annual pietie at Ibervey with about a thousand attendees in Hnnstead Thursday afternoon as crowds gathered in Newton, Kansas.
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Old Snttiers Pienie
Newton
Kas
Frenk Nelson
Ibervey
General Miles Arrives in Salt Lake for Public Welcome
General Nelson A Miles arrived in Salt Lake City with a party from the east. He was met by a delegation from Fort Douglas and escorted to a public dinner at the city, with Dr J Albert Berry to speak on stomach and intestinal diseases.
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Miles
Salt Lake
Ind
Nelson A Miles
Ihentation
Ft. Douglas
J. Albert Berry
Rumors of Great Western sale to Rock Island interests
Chicago dispatch reports negotiations on selling the Chicago Great Western to promoters with Rock Island ties. Judge Munger’s federal injunction against Union Pacific is cited as aiding Great Western leverage in Omaha and South Omaha. English investors own control, while Northwestern and St Paul potential exchange partners seek to absorb the line to limit rivals.
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Chicago
Chicago Great Western
St. Paul
Stickney &Dmite
Munger
Federal Court of Omaha
Union Pacific
Bourt River
Omaha
South Omata
Gres Western
Tntervets
Peement
Great Western
South Omaha
Ubon
Varius
Str
Stickney
Buckney
President Stickney
Wall Street
Northwestern
Roswell Miller
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Mitter
Sabi
Thabe
Rush for Stock as Seaboard, Rock Island Rumors Sweep Baltimore
Baltimore financial circles roar with excitement over rumored talks between Seaboard Air Line and Rock Island railroad interests. Brokers crowd the exchange as trading begins while rumors flood the floor and buyers rush to seize stock in the hot market.
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Seaboard
Baltimore
Rock Island Railroad
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Block Exchange
Seaboard Deal Gives Rock Island Control of 17207 Miles
The St Louis Republic summarizes a dramatic railroad reshuffle as Rock Island gains control over the Seaboard Air Line system. Key players include Mexican Central, Ladenburg firms, and North American Trust, with closing talks at midnight defining voting trust prices for common and preferred stock.
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Seaboard
Rock Island
St Louis
South
Seaboard Air Line
Baltimore and Ohio
Rchmets
St. Louis
San Francisco
Terni Werte
BF. Yoakum
Franco
F. Yoskum
Nauikers
Midn
Frisco
Horehomen
Oakleied ‘Thorne
North American Trust Company
Henry Clay Pierce
Mexican Central
B.S. Suinness
Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co
John Skelton Williams
Seaboard Ain
Line Ieee
Aries
Yoakum
Soutern
Santa Fe test car tours Ottawa and Argentine routes
The Santa Fe training car arrived from Ottawa and is stationed near the round house. D M Lewis lectures on machinery operation while the car, numbered 9005, showcases injectors air brakes and both simple and compound engines. It has toured the system, visiting Argentine where 124 Santa Fe employees learned. The car, the first of its kind on the Santa Fe, was built two years ago and rebuilt after Argentine floods. All Santa Fe employees are urged to attend the classes.
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Ottawa
Chanute Sun
Roundhouse
Tt Ek Walér
V Tt Bai
D. M. Lewis
Argentine
Santa Fe
Topeka
Com Pista
Sinee
Banta Fe
Frisco to Take Over Branch and Link to St Louis
Guthrie Oklahoma August 14 reports say Frisco railroad gains control of the Choctaw Line between Guthrie and Chandler and plans to build a link to Okmulgee and connect Guthrie with Kingfisher. It will run trains via Rock Island to Guthrie and extend toward Watones to reach the Be a line in Blaine county. A mortgage of 1 240 000 by St Louis El Revo Western Railway to Illinois Trust will fund Guthrie to El Reno extension.
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Swala
Wits
Pasliy Hallwis Company
Vance
Sli
Florida
Annie
Bartivet Anya
Frisco
Texas
St. Louis
Guthrie
Okla
Frisco Vallroaa Company
Chandler
Bulla i
Unk
Okmulaes
Rock Island
Kingfisher
Watones
Bea
Blaine County
Vernon
Tex
Oklahoma
Indiana Territory
St Louie
Fayetteville
Arle
el Beno
St. Louie, el Revo & Western Railway Company
Illinois Trust Company of
East St. Louis
Territorial
el Reno
Prairie retreat route to Atchison teased by scarce markets
Sparse market conditions push investors to seek a prairie retreat route toward Atchison. Few lots remain on the market, suggesting limited supply and potential pressure on prices as traders eye open routes via the open marina.
60 Hour Freight Service Sets Boston to Chicago Schedule
A New York Central meeting led by George J. Stevens announced that from August 1 freight service between Boston and Chicago and New York and Chicago will operate on a strict 60 hour basis. Trains between Boston and Buffalo and the seaboard routes are planned to meet the 60 hour target with every trip.
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Chicago
Seaboard
Buffalo
N.Y
Aus. W
George J. Stevens
New York Central Lines
Boston
New York
New York Central
Movement to Abolish Tips in St Louis Porters Union
The executive committee of the new porters union in St Louis met to discuss organizing, inviting all porters citywide including hotel and saloon porters and railroad porters. Chairman Wilson said officials assured inclusion and many un affiliated workers could join, with a committee tasked to recruit members. A meeting is planned on Broadway Street in the evenings.
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Porters’ Union
St Louis
New Porters’ Niin
East BL Loule
Wilson
Americ van Pederstien
Poetity
Membre
Rallredda
Wilken
Wien
Broadway
Last Spike Driven as Santa Fe Central Completes Line
The last spike on the Santa Fe Central railway was driven at eight at Kennedy by Santa Fe Mayor J Sparks. The silver spike, donated by Spitxn, prompted addresses from ex Governor L B Prince Judge N F Laughiin Mayor Sparks Col Geo W Knaebel and Gen Chas F Easiey.
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Santa Fe Central
Santa Fe
N. M
Santa Fe Central Railway
Kennedy
J. Sparks
L. B Prince
N. F. Laughiin
Sparks
Geo. W. Knaebel
Gen. Chas
F. Easiey
Yoakum's Fourth Coup In Railroads Noted
The St. Louis Globe-Democrat notes B. Yoakum, head of the Frisco, has a habit of rapid railroad investments. It highlights a recent deal involving the Prisc-Seainerd route and mentions past acquisitions including the Evansville and Terre Haute lines from Hedley & Co, plus earlier purchases linking Kansas City, Port Scott, and Memphis.
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F. Yoakum
St. Lana
Katowa City
Port Scott
Memphis
Cies
Haul Material Free as Rock Island Backs Rebuild
Hin Grimes Oklahoma secretary has persuaded the Rock Island and railroad to haul brick materials free for rebuilding Tan, Oklahoma after a recent fire. Ten brick buildings will be rebuilt at once. W. W. Hayden resigns as Illinois Central assistant engineer to join Mobile, Jackson and Kansas City railroad as construction chief. Automatic semaphore system being installed on the Lackawanna, operated by electricity for automatic signaling.
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Rock Island
Anadarke
Okla
Hin" Grimes
Ecretary
Oklahoma
Rock Iab
Raiiroad
W. W. Hayden
Illinois Central
W. D. Stratton
Mobile, Jackson and Kansas City Railroad
Anthracite War Ends as Reading Leased to Delaware & Hudson
Philadelphia reports Reading railway leased to Delaware & Hudson and Lackawanna, signaling end of Gould Cassatt war and allowing mergers among Reading Delaware & Hudson Lackawanna New Jersey Central. Notes on personnel shifts, new staff at Santa Fe, and various hospital and travel updates Among named individuals: J Ter pont Morgan H C Stevens M C Nay rice E Prout William Boyes Edward Ehrhart George Overton Willie Shaffer Drm Shree Willie Pegmeier Carkyrt J W Kendrick Hurley A Sonn.
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Gould
Cassatt
Philadelphia
Reading
Delaware & Hudson
Lackawanna
New York
Philade Phils
Pennsylvania
Fong
Twlaware & Hudson
Tackawanna
New Jersey Central
J Ter Pont Morgan
H.C. Stevens
M.C
Anta Fe
Fal Woodrurt
Banta Fe
Chicago
Jansen
Ie. Prout
Sevt
Charles Havens
Te Muehing
Thom
Santa Fe
Verity Creice Shivman
Department of Tests
Hue
Denver
William Boyes
Tocol Railrond FM
Cal
Edward Fhrhart
Santa Fe Clackemith
Phekart
F.C
Hanson
Walter Houser
Biudernith
Mornie Tiewan
Houser Formelly
da Moss S
Pennei
Willie
Pegmeier
Gzsielint
Eddie Bjorkland
Wea
State Journal
Brakerman
George Overton
Ponca City
Diane Birnkeman Mail
Here
St Josepha
George Ross
St. Joseph
CP Carkyrt
Elt
C. A
Mir
J. W. Kendrick
J. Pt Hurley
A. Sonn
Ghler
Rome
Dani Bs
Tineane
Tna
The
Oeeoane
Alttees
Sara Fearee
Peg
Santa Rot
City Wey Hone and Fourlats Hotel Ad Incomplete
Public notice fragment appears to promote a Wey hotel service with unclear pricing and attirbute details. Reads jumbled terms like Wey Hone vend Unworde fone and forth words about excellence in service, lacking complete context or concrete entities.
Local baseball match postponement and public notices
A scrambled clipping notes a postponed game with mention of Santa etc and a mixed reference to rail travel, special trains and itinerary for a trip to New York via Niagara Falls. It also references shop work, a fence around a site, and a note about tickets and hotel sales.
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Anylum
P. J
Santa Ie
Jereyr
Vernon
New York
Niagara Palie
Niagara Palin
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Raulte
Paine
ElKhar
Charles Dick
Garfield
Obie
Home Frontier and Foreign Missionary Society
Eharch
Deyton
oTama
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Indiana
Chanute
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Mr. Auerbach
Tom Murray
Jackson and
Clark Streets
Murray
Florsheim
Secetel
Kansas Ave
Ep Wilson
Phanen
Breeses
Chien Charlevoir
Petoskey
Harbor ‘Springs
Mackiewe Tnland
Detroit
Batata
Eve
Boskiet
Berolzheim
O. P.A
Broadway and Rt
W. Jotngun
Kagzynski
Jackson
Sith
Kents City
Pedmen Test Club
Kanaan City Tefaring
Kale
Chesterfield Hotel
Kayes Avenue
Fletcher
Castoria
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