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Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1904

Page

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State Fund Conspiracy Tied to Comanche Bonds Fraud

The State School Fund Commission faces allegations of a secret deal over Comanche county bonds worth 135,000. Officials including J H K Warren and T T Kelty are named in a scheme to raise county valuations and push through a low interest refund. The transaction reportedly cost the state about 32,520 in interest over sixteen years while experts warn of broader conspiratorial manipulation of records.

Reraha Cormanche County Gaecret Bute Journal J. HK. Warren Steretary Stete LL Daghet Superintendent of Public Instruction Colenun T.T. Kelty A A. Gotan Sory Pireharerdt Rim Rtate Journal State Saperintense Et Deyhott Dayhomt Echaol Godard Rita Teast Beara Kelly Burfin Comanche Comanche County Jenet Renatin Aseemars State Board of Uae Board of Egon Coleman Burrow Apaliur Welle Coukpet Jean Dexun Sienara Torney Goneard Goaara HY B Kelly T Kelly State House HB. Kelly H. Kelly School Fused Commission Aek Maine Compission H. B Kelly H. T. Kelly Sta New York Fincal Bec Bg Site Journal Stat School Fund Commission Geal School Fund Commission State Actors Fund Dir Commission H. B. Kelly A A. God- Sfg Thain Saipey Gary Wicely Warty Esa State Journal LH. Cole Cole Auditorn Nation Aiewan State Board of Learn Wells

Chinese Orders Russia Out of Shanghai Port

Shanghai reports indicate China told Russia to stop repairs or depart. the cruiser Askold must leave by Monday noon or be disarmed, with crews held until the war ends. The consul general warns disarmament may follow if orders are not obeyed, and Chefoo notes rumors of a Japanese repulse at Port Arthur.

Shanghai Grorovnl Askold Tactal Taptist Japan China Russia Ruin Chefoo Port Arthur Moeffman Teingtal Yargams Mia Hoffman St Petersburg Ans Palichwang Pajung-Chang War Office Nagousho AU Ryeshitelni Bloensel Chefon M. H. Juin Consil Tien Tsin Pe Chi Li Liaot Promontory Fteets Novikhee Korsakovsk Sakhalin Diana Hong Kong Saigon Shushiven Shan

City population shifts in Kansas show 14 towns over ten thousand

The 1908 Kansas census lists 14 cities with populations above ten thousand, led by Kansas City, Topeka, Wichita, and Fort Scott. Gains rerank several towns, with Iola and Chanute reaching ten thousand plus, while Empire and Medicine Lodge fall below the threshold. Strong City and Stockton enter the subten thousand tier, and overall state growth reflects shifting urban centers and regional increases.

Kansas State Board of Griculture Muniei- Palttiog Comsreiy Chanute Iola Stothure Empire Medicine Lodge Yale Stockton St. John Hanover Ieta Coffeyville Independence Kansas City el Wishha Leseenwort el Dorado Fort Scott Ittsburs Laawrence Stn Hutchinson Parsons Tats Lncreaset Cherryvale la Royedale Deana Athe Humboldt Frontenac Gae City Caney Ind la Harpe Ae Holton Siet Sith Wath Poe

Grocers and Butchers Picnic Called Off at Eu reka Lake

The Grocers and Butchers picnic planned for August 24 at Eu reka Lake is postponed due to Waieon Parctiie railroad’s limited couches. The event is rescheduled near September 1 with railcars to be arranged and a $1 round trip fare. Ticket refunds will be issued to all purchasers. Secretary Hutchinson handles details.

Grocers and Butchers Eureka Lake Waieon Parctiie Grocers’ Association Hutchinson

Threat of Death Targets U S District Attorney in Naturalization Fraud Case

An anonymous letter received in Washington warns Assistant U.S. District Attorney Scot M. Marks to halt prosecutions and arrests related to Italians accused of naturalization frauds. Marks, appointed last January, has led multiple arrests in the matter.

Washington United States Scot M. Marks Markshaa Italien

Five Girls Vanish From Ebensburg Area

Five young women, daughters of local residents, vanished from Ebensburg yesterday afternoon after leaving a home to visit a cemetery. Neighbors organized search parties and rumors spread as authorities investigated the mysterious disappearance.

Ebensburg Fries Frank Cannady Avion Swadinehterm Robert Caasing

Cider Smith Forecast and Local Fire Incident

Cider Smith issued a forecast predicting fair weather from now until the 25th with unsettled and showery periods around late August and into September. A small fire was reported at West Fifth Street in a tailor shop owned by Mr. Manso caused by a gasoline stave, with damage estimated but not yet completed.

West Firth West Fifth Street Manso

Tainted Beef at Camp Bailey Causes Illness and Grand Review

Sausage, tainted beef sickened over twenty, sent to hospital as camp health flared. The Grand Review in the afternoon drew Governor Bailey and General Hughes amid regimental drills. Malfunctioning refrigeration and heat hastened spoilage. officers condemned meat from the car, but later inspections showed no further trouble.

Camp Batley Brigade Dillenbeck Hospital Corps National Guards Mischief Bent Vinewood Park Camp Bailey Merry Makers Hughes Bailey Staf

Review Highlights Professional Opinion On Visitors and Fort Riley Tactics

Safe she could render a professional opinion on it. Visitors for the review included E. W. Hoch National Committeeman Pave Mulvane Chair on Stubbs of the Republican state central committee Dr and Mrs Bid die U S Marshal Mackey and former Adjutant General Fox. The two batteries receive instruction from Captain Gatchell of the artillery corps at Fort Riley stationed here during the encampment. Captain Gatchell holds short sessions at 2 pm for officers of the two batteries. K N G artillery officers come prepared with questions on tactics. Gatchell aims to answer satisfactorily.

E. W. Hoch Pave Mulvane Stubbs Republican State Central Committee Biddie Mackey Fox Gatchell Artillery Corps Fort Riley K. N. G. Artillery Artllery

Ferry Sinking After Collision on East River

Hundred passengers on the ferry South Side were saved from drowning after a collision with a New Haven transfer float carrying freight cars near Tenth street. The captain steered the ferry toward the docks, enabling passengers to escape through windows as the vessel sank minutes later. Stormy conditions and signal miscommunication were blamed for the crash.

New York Yenth Street Green Point New Haven Tenth Street E Wermen

Wheat Market Rises on Hail Reports Across Midwest

Minneapolis traders reacted to hail and rain damage in the northwest as wheat prices jumped. September hit 3.22 and December and May reached higher figures, with New York confirming new highs as markets opened.

Minneapolis Minn Northwest New York

Fe Engine Tampering Mystery at Arkansas City

Emporia Kan Aug 20 Santa Fe Engineer Morris Jones and Fireman Kowalski found engine prepared for return trip with hexagon bolts inserted in guides to interfere with operation. Engine torn and sent to shops. Guards at Arkansas City roundhouse to deter tampering. Possible malice cited, accidental placement deemed unlikely.

Emporia Kan Santa Fe Morris Jones Teeouework Eienijax Newton Iion Arkansas City Jones Kowalski

Burns Knocks Out Cyclone Kelly in Fourth Round

Tommy Burns of Chicago defeats Cyclone Kelly of San Francisco in Tacoma in a shortened 20 round bout. Kelly, knocked down in the first round, was assisted to the dressing room while Burns remained unscathed. A hard heart punch in the fourth ends the fight.

Tacoma Wash Tommy Burns Chicago Cyclone Kelly San Francisco Kelly Burns Lile Jo Ynan Try

Wilson Wins and St Joseph Deadlock Broken in Primaries

In Joseph Missouri a party nomination was secured on the 31st ballot after a prolonged deadlock since July. In New York M Gerald arrives as the new commissioner general for the exposition and will proceed to St Louis to take up duties.

St. Joseph Joseph Prancia Ison Pratt City Songresamian Con- Corte New York M. Gerald Sm Lorraine St. Lou

Unconditional Surrender Sowed in Labor Turmoil

Chicago labor leaders vow unconditional terms from packers as Donnelly plans to dispatch Schmidt to Kansas City and Indianapolis to pressure settlements. He criticizes teamsters efforts while predicting large impact from a looming national election and warns strike breakers cannot return to work easily.

Chicago Chicago Federation of Labor Donnelly St. Louis Mast International Casse Schmidt Kansas City Meyer Harrison Federation of Labor Bennee Schmidt Indianapolis Aera Co! Couneelee Swift & Co Major Tolman

President Roosevelt Heads for Oyster Bay in Special Train

President Roosevelt left Washington at 10 am for Oyster Bay. The party traveled on a special two car train, combining with the regular Pennsylvania service, and Oyster Bay was to be reached at 6 39 pm.

Washington Roosevelt Oyster Bay Pennsylvania

Weather movement noted with light breeze across cities

Weather notes report little movement in breezes at the government station while humidity remains high and temperatures steady. Forecast for Chicago includes partly cloudy skies and unsettled conditions with possible local showers and variable winds through the weekend.

Government Weather Bureau Faose Manhattan Baker Dodgeity Macksvilin McPherson Cage City Runsell Sedan Toronto Wirh Chicago

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