Police Jottings and Liquor Case at Washburn College
Professor Davies tested liquor alleged alcoholic as Klauer is captured in a case tied to Dusenberry. A judge granted an informal exception this morning. The trial featured Prof EB Dukes and witnesses describing samples of brew and legal proceedings extending into the afternoon.
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Harmitton
Ted
Shnuta Ewen
Dukes
Chemistry
Washburn Colopt
Chst
Therm
Prof Dulses
Fragmented Notice Recalls Picketing Horse Event and Navy Contracts
A chaotic fragment recalls a picket of a horse on a parade, a marching band warning, and soldiers near a jamboree in an era of Navy contracts. It mentions James Norville and Thumer Greee of Gi North Hansae, with a note on a Crescent Ship contract awarded for the cruiser Chattanooga and a torpedo base construction in Elizabethport.
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James Norville
Thumer Greee
Washington, Aug
Brere
Crescent Ship, Building Company of
Elizabethport
Chettanoogam
Baste
Bank Cashier Zils Himash Fort Werne Ind
A garbled OCR note references a bank cashier named Zils Himash at Fort Werne in Indiana. The text contains many unreadable fragments and appears to discuss a Priest Nationkh bank and a claimant or belief about an energy or entity, but specifics are not recoverable from the readable portions.
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Fort Werne
Ind
Puiris
Nationkh Bank
Cheaper Soul Saving by Bruce Brown Sermon Message
The Rev Bruce Brown of North Site Christian church urged shifting emphasis from building multiple churches in respectable communities to funding gospel work for the poor. He warned that thriving church numbers do not save destitute slums and called for religious trust to aid where needed most.
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Bruce Brown
North Site
Religious Trust
Hank Monk Relics to Star Nevada Exhibit at World’s Fair
J A Yerrington of Carson City Nevada, executive commissioner, announced Nevada will display Hank Monk relics at the Saint Louis World’s Fair. The gold watch inscribed to Monk for guiding Horace Greeley on time and the stage coach used by Greeley’s ride will travel to the fair, with the coach to be shown at the Nevada booth. The display also honors Mark Twain, a Carson City resident, and references his connections to the local press.
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al Fe
Dwain
Hankson
Horace Greeley
Placerville
Jehu
St. ‘Louis
J. A. Yerrington
Carsam City
Nevada
St. Louie
Placer Ville
Hank Monk
Horace
Hank
Mr. Clemens
Ukecom
Mr. Greeles
Mr. Creeley
Greeley
Monk
J. B. Becton
Carson City
Erton
Wings
Henton
Terrington
Renton
Hank Mogg
Mer. Yerrington
St. Louis
Union Station
California
Yerrington
Lark Twain
Sam Cletpens
Carson
Keith Sees Montgomery County Boom At Copeland
Representative J H Keith of Montgomery County says the area outpaces others in population and wealth growth, with five gun town firms attracting new manufacturing. He notes gas field decline elsewhere, driving plants to Kansas, and cites a rise from one to five glass plants employing about 125 glass blowers. Three plants make window glass, one makes tableware, one bottles, with origins split between eastern firms and local construction.
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Montgomery County
J. H. Keith
Copeland
Indiana
Kansas
Keith
Glass Blowers Claim Labor Control and High Wages
In a discussion on glassblowing, the speaker notes glassblowers are highly independent and regulate their trade, limiting skilled labor supply by restricting instruction to family members or chosen outsiders. They claim wages range from eight to twenty dollars daily, with rollers in steel and other skilled trades commanding higher pay. Mr. Keith, president of a new glass company, leads the factory initiative.
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Keith
Trains Meet Head On In Milwaukee Collision
One man is dead and five others critically injured after two passenger trains on the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul line collided near Long Lake station east of Madison. Officials say orders confusion may have caused the wreck. The dead man died about two hours after the crash.
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Milwaukee
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paut
Madison
Chicago
Long Lake Station
Glanders prevelant prompts cross-state action in Kansas City
Glanders is said to be prevalent on the two Kansas cities. Missouri livestock authorities have asked the Kansas live stock sanitary commission to meet them in Kansas City as soon as possible to stamp out the disease. Since the two cities are closely connected, cooperation between state authorities is deemed essential.
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Kansas Cites
Missouri
Kansas Live Stock Sanitary Commission
Kansas City
Dyer Returns To Office Amid Family Illness
Mr. Frank R. Dyer, assistant state superintendent of public instruction, is back in his Wichita office for a short time after a week away due to his wife’s serious illness from typhoid fever. He left during an educational address in Mankato to receive the telegram. Hope remains she will recover, and today marks his first return home since the illness began.
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Foster Baxter
J. M. Campbell
Arnold Drug Company
George Baird
Charles
Charle Helms
Sliver Lake
W. J. Hannan
Forbes Bros. Mill
David McMillin
Kansas Avenue
Colorado
New Maxton
E. C Arnold
Arnold Drug Co
Hansas City
D. T. Gabriel
Ralph
Thomas
Dennizon
Kansas
Clark Nelswender
Silver Lake
Netswender
P. H. Steward
Hoyt
Topeka
North Topeka
W. C. Steele
Hollam
Larkin
Irving Dittenderfer
Junction City
Ditfenderfer
Monroe Street
J. A Campbell
Lincoln Street
Fifth
Dr. T. RB
Reynolds
Lance Stine
Holmes
Hell
Western Avenue
D. Small
Br. O
D -Skinner
Mrs. Morthland
Mre
Williard Git
Delavan, Park
FM. James
Tootka
Dirk Oscar Bischof
Mies
Olivia Bischof
Germany
No. 1
J. Hathrawar
Tom Near
Berta Shields
Jove Dickineen
Grace Shafer
Mesre Job Shids
Walter [Dickinson
John Shafer
North
Mr. Dyer
Frank R. Dyer
Der
Wichita
Mankato
Wireless telephone base arrives in breakthrough tests
The Collins apparatus shows that sound can be transmitted through wood, water, or metal by electrical waves. Early experiments indicate satisfactory results as the device converts words into vibrations and modulates current, with rapid oscillations described in the report.
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Collins
Time the autos police arrest seventeen drivers for speeding
Police in Evanston stop and detain seventeen motorists for driving above the 8 mph limit eight miles from town. They are released on personal recognizance to appear in court later. A minimum fine of 25 dollars is noted for speed ordinance violations.
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Aus
Valle
Ruston Yeaterdeyam
Peronee
Evanston
Phe
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Davies
Klauer
Mr. Dusenberry
Abe
Fieerey Kluwer
Biles’ Kaed
Tlenderson Hewkshaws
Kisue
Cusnett
Profesaoe
W. Bendéter
Mr. Bennieter
Samplic
Wardes
Dunmbeery
Alwaye
Frank P. Sargent
Superinten of Immigration
Sargent
Congress
Stove
Guklart
New York
Aig
Haa
Lee
Wookie
York
Dally
Boomer
Madras
Oxford
Kansas State Fair
Kansas State Exposition CO
Kansas Improved Stock Breeders’ Association
Kansas State Poultry Association
Department of Horticulture
The
Kansas State Horticultural Society
Department of Farm Products and
Kansas State Grange
Kansas Dairy Association
M. A. Low
Chas. H. Sampson
Georgetown
Robert Noaks
Calebah
Tiliore
Chicago Great Western Railway
St. Paul
Minestern
Eisenaer A
West Ninth Street
W. F. Roehr Music CO
Kansas Ave
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