Santa Fe Stockholders Meet for Directors and Purchases
Big Santa Fe stockholders prepare for their annual meeting to reelect directors and approve complex transactions. The agenda includes the purchase of rail lines from the Kansas City Southern system and related properties, plus approval of capital stock and bond issues. The meeting, chaired by President Hipley, is to occur with discussions on the Atchison system and routes spanning Prescott, Phoenix, and nearby lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railroad
Otter Preerties
Kansas City
Southern Hallway Company
Florgace
el Dorado
Walnut Valley
Phoot Valley and
Northeastern Railway Company
Santa Fe
Proscett & Phoenix
Ast Park
Arion
Prescott and
Phoenix
A. T
Varwur
Apure
Siditieay
Faa Spectra Noridh
Srom Eirninge
Santa Fesett & Phowrite Railway Company
Atchison
Judges Named in Supreme Court Reappointment List
Washington announces reappointment of United States Associate Justices including George F. Davis Fletcher M. Dean Richard E. A. Jew Mexico Chief Justice William J. McFist and Pete John Burne following a conference between the press and Attorney General Knox. The president’s decision confirms new terms for several high court figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ger
Iepressarff
Knox
United States
Arisona
George F. Davia
Fletcher M. Dean
Richard
Mexico
Justien
J. Mie
Ted Johan BH
McFisend
Petes
John
Burne
Trial opens in Ida Honing killing case in courthouse
Washington Tec. 11 The final moments of the planned murder were argued this afternoon in the trial of Ida Honing charged with the killing of Cen suet Clerk Avers. Assistant District Attorney Taggart appeared for the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lota Ida Honing
Censuet Clerk
Avers
Taggart
Kansas Postmasters Nominations and Navy Promotions
The President sent nominations for Kansas postmasters including John W. Caliwell and Laur y Goodfellow. Navy promotions include Lieutenant J Knapp to commander and Lieutenants Sellers Gills and others to higher grades, with details listed for personnel in various districts.
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Washington
Dec. IL
Bitte John
Amex
Autor
Ualtad
Bates Maeebl
Columbia
Lev E Bennett
United States
Markhal
Indian Territory
Rengyedtiimment
Kansas
Caliwell
Laury Goodfellow
Woman assaulted in her Washington apartment mystery deepens
Ada Gil bert Dennis the dressmaker was found badly injured yesterday morning in her apartment. Detectives report she muttered a phrase about a woman and a book as her condition fluctuates between life and death. A hatchet found in the elder Mrs. Dents’s room, rust and stains on the handle, is being chemically tested. William H. Johns, nephew of the victim, arrived from Gettysburg and visited the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dec
Ada Gilbert Dennis
William Hi. Johns
Gettysburg
Police
Ben
Dents
Still Plodding In Day Two Madison Cycle Race
The Madison Square Garden event features ten teams in strong contention as leaders cling to positions. After three laps separate the five front runners from the trailing pair, with teams attempting to gain a lap for a final sprint. Morning timing shows Bee and Chevalier leading by miles and laps, followed by Butler and Meforw, Maya and Wison, Lawhen and Julies, and others chasing close behind.
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Dime Lia Pe Say
Madison Square Garden
S Sciets
Bee
Chevalier
Butler
Maya
Wison
O Lawhen
Julies
King
Sarweises
oDlubcock
Turkwit
Hall and
MoLeren
Taxes rise desired by St Louis boards after street car fr
St Louis city and the board of education plan a joint suit to force the state board of equalization to value the United Railways franchise tax. Officials seek full valuation of 50 million, with committees from Kansas City and St Louis education boards to discuss raising school taxes from 6 to 9 cents. In Port, Wartson county a bartender was shot in the back and may die. another man shot in the shoulder. Cordelia Roosevelt plans a debut in New York alongside Alice Roosevelt Hoover. Chicago weather: snow possible for Kansas with northeast winds. Wooster University building burns, loss about 250000, insured for 75000.
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St. Louis
Bt Lours
Board of Education
Schwarmacher
Rambaur
State Board of Equalization
United Railways
St Louis
Rambater
Jobin Schroert
Kansas City
Joseph Boards
Weaver
Maaan
Mane T. der L—Bush Arary Swale Iettvodt
Garrett Tiesrisinn
Potala
Port
Wartiun
Bam “Pepper
Managora & Cotton Win
Bridge at St Joseph to cost one million dollars
Washington officials study a plan to authorize a new road bridge across the Missouri River at St Joseph. The Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Railroad would build the structure at an estimated cost near one million dollars. The project aims to connect Rock Island to run tracks from Chicago to El Paso, improving river bridge facilities. Senator Cockrell plans to introduce the enabling act in the Senate with Congressman Cochran overseeing the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph
Dilly News
Washington
Cockrell
Inu
Senate
Missouri River
St. Josep
Chixcago, Rock Ialend & Pacific Railroad
Missouri sHne
Mitt Fer
Atti
Cochran
Rock Isand
of Joseph and Grand Island
Rock Island
Chicago
el Paso
How Kansas Fared in Speaker Hendersons Committees
Washington dispatch details Kansas assignments under Speaker Henderson. Charles Curtis chaired Expenditures for the Interior and Indian Affairs, plus Civil Service reform and related panels. A lengthy roster follows naming members from many states across numerous committees, including Coinage, Weights and Measures and Labor.
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Washington
Henderson
Kansas
Charles Curtis
Interior Department
Congress
Calferhead
Reeder
Haversock
Scott
Miller
Census
Hopkins
Clinola
Russell
Connecticut
Heatvole
Minnesota
Acheson
Pennsylvania
Crainpack Indiana
Burleigh
Maine
Hush West Virginia
Emerson
New York
Griffith
Indiana
Scarborough
South Carolina
Burleson
Texas
Southard
Ohio
Minor
Wisengmlu
Ell
Obtelle
Linde
Smith
Midwway
Carterhead
Kumple
Towa
Aplin
Michigan
Teemer
Pennayt
Wday
Endians
Darragh
Miers
Norton
Crowley
Ilinola
Kie~berg
Latimer
Lindsay
Pen Loudeuslager
Cromwell
Shelton
Bareing
Kentucky
Weeks
Stichban
Patterson
Fennsylvania
Draper
Ball
Delaware
Decraftenfesd
Hichardson
Alabama
Selbs
Hiinain
White
Kentuck
Wiley
Elucation
Brinton
Grow
Knox
Massachuseum
Kyle
Oho
Mowell
Alpin
Michkenn
DeArmoni
Missouri
Vandiver
Mixenarl
Isern
Ditnolt
Key
Aline
Bellamy
North Carolina
Labor
Ilinois
Flood
Virginia
Y Milita
Hulker
New Jersey
Grahn Pennayl
Vania
Brisinw
Gaines
West Virginia
Vewolind
Wateon
Suk
Nebraska
Alingte
Ruppert
Polk
Alaistrit
Reeves
Illinois
Corliss
Torspiring
Jack
Peonsylvania
Skie
Irwin
Lewit
Pronetytracia
Currier
New Hampshire
Sulzr
Clerk
Missogrd
Treageale
Loulelane
Fhen
Mutchler
Chitme
Graff
Milonis
Michigen
Bailor
Schirm
Maryland
Storm
Ho «T Smith
Simons
Tennessey
Caldwell
Miners
Ketoe
Pee Mississippi
Thompson
Alarah District of Columbia
Babenek
Wisconsin
Mudd
Bteryland
Jenkins
Mercer
W. Smith
Allen
Pearre
Wadeworth
Moore
Pennex Vanis
Blackburg
North
Cilink
Stewart
Myer
Louiana
Caroliberd
Otey
Virginla
Joniet Simms
Tennessee
Reform
the Civil Service
Gillette
Massachusetts
Larey
Iowa
Fowler
Bowersock
Mann
Isinel
Bristow
Reicter
Hilcott South Careolina
Poll
Shellenberg
Long list of committee appointments and members
A lengthy roster names many individuals and places from states like Minnesota Pennsylvania Illinois New York and more. It lists committee chairs and sub committees including Ways and Means divisions on customs internal revenue public debt reciprocity and other spending areas with numerous named members and state affiliations.
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Carolina
Cassingham
Ohio
Mahoney
Holdy
Minnesota
Connell
Penneylvania
Sheldon
Michgab
Moory
Oregon
Brown
Wisconsin
Patterson
Pennsylvania
Scott
Burke
South Dakota
Tate
Georgia
Hall
Pennsylvenia
Green
Tdaho
Edwards
Montana
Gaines
Tenesse
Smaith
Arizona
Ulinars
McCreary
Meese
Conan
Heatwole
Hyertng
Kentucky
Sciece
Roberts
Massachusetts
Kern
Jlinois
Selict
Tawney
Minnstota
Sherman
New York
Joy
Missouri
Corliss
Michizin
Dakota
Hon
Connesticut
Taartlett
Georiga
Conry
Mastachusetts
Maynard
Vermont
Tieton
Congress
Cor- Mac
Michigan
Sulloway
New Hampshire
Curtis
Kansas
Lewis
Pennay
Yank
Tompkins
West Virginia
Coombs
California
Moody
North Carolina
Buckner
Foster
Ilinois
Bresvale
Louisiana
Feely
Tiltols
Gian
Idaho
Tyler
Mann
Mingla
Powers
Maine
Knupp
Smith
Jows
Fox
Minetssippi
Bowie
Alabama
Burgin
Estas
Olmstead
Miller
Kaiseas
Footers
Sutherhan
Utah
Cuver
Littlefield
Mai Robinson
Indiana
Pennsylvan
Feet
Hiinobe
Driscall
Harkins
Blackview
Jack
Schirm
Maryland
McClain
Misslesiypi
Randell
Texas
I. ‘T Johnson
South Carolina
Pacific Railroads
Hapborn
Iowa
Shattle
Driscoll
Paler
Jackson
Storm
Landis
Marshall
North Dakota
Slayton
Sheppard
Minley
South Cuban
Mississippi River
Burtholdt
Mimsouri
Warth
G. W. Smith
Sperry
Connecticut
Bishops
Michiman
Suite
Ketchim
Treasury Department
Cousins
Town
War Department
Russell
Navy Department
Stewart
New Jersey
Wagner
Interior Department
Department of Justice
Overstrent
Department of Sericulture
Gillette
Pietcher
Bull
Hirade Ishima
Long
Washington
Ways and Means
Payne
Dalzell
Hopkins
Grosvenor
Tisdell
Richardson
Editor Ivengh Shot in New York Apartment Incident
Francis Iveagh an editorial writer for an afternoon paper was shot by Alexander Hoon a bookbinder and printer. Iveagh lies in critical condition at Hellgue hospital. He told the coroner that Hoon is an anarchist and publisher of anarchist literature. Iveagh rented a room from Hoon a month ago for his wife and 4 year old son and had planned to move.
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New York
Francis Ivengh
Alexander Hopf
Hellgue
Hoon
Iveagh
Hoor
Seterday
Iveigh
Contleting Staries
Norton High School wins contract for 12000 golf club boys grounds
Norton Kan December 11 the county board awarded a 1000 building contract to J W Berry of Jewelly for an up to date school structure to be finished by September 1 1929 The Norton Golf Club has purchased a 40 acre tract adjoining the city for 2000 and will incorporate with the golf park and Elmwood park planned to promote healthful sports in Norton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golf Club
Norton
Kan
J. W. Berry
Jewelly
Norton Golf Club
Noriod
Senate Receiver Knox Confirmation Evidence Request
Washington reports the clerk of the judiciary committee told H Martin and William I Dewart representing anti trust league and district assembly 68 that the senate will accept written evidence opposing the affirmation of Mr Knox as attorney general if submitted by Saturday. The note follows opposition alleging Knox acted as counsel for the armor plate trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dec
Judiciary Committee
Ciodrnan Flour
H. Martin
William I. Dewart
Anti-Trust League
District Assembly
Knightie
Labor
Senate
Knox
Armor Plate Trust
Warlike mood grows in Chile dispute petitions urge stiff front
New York reports Argentina anxious over Chile war policy delay and threats to recall ministers. British residents plan two cavalry regiments while Italian residents organize volunteers. Argentina vows firm action with rumors of a conversion fund denied. Officials cite tense talks with Peru and Bolivia. no public demonstrations yet.
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New York
Chile
Argentina
Santiago
Herald
Sans Ayres
DeMayo
Republic
Chitlan
Gremiry
Del
Valparaiso
Everet Resnion
Senate
Yanes
Smallpox District Puzzle Puts Topeka Doctors On Case
Sanitary Sergeant Vanderpool proposes a cenundrum for doctors to explain why Topeka has a smallpox district bounded by Chestnut, Lafayette, Third and Seventh streets. Since November first 13 cases were reported, eight in the district, two more out of city limits, and Vanderpool doubts sewer presence causes the outbreak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
Vanderpool
Topeka
Sual Distriter
Chestnutstreet
Tafayette Street
Third ‘Street
Seventh Street
Parkdale
Mr. Vanderpool
City Park Sewer Bids Expected Despite Attorney's Opinion
Cy Engineer James McCabe said council will see many bids for the proposed sewer project when the December 23 meeting opens bids. He noted new plan prints were prepared for bidders and several contractors plan to bid amid anticipated opposition from Council members and Mayor Hughes, with City Attorney Spencer's upcoming opinion shaping the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer
City Park
James McCabe
Councilien
Erendson
Miller
Amayor Hughes
County Clerks to Meet In Holiday Assembly
The state association of county clerks will hold its annual meeting in Hunter Inform during the holidays. State Auditor Cole will present on topics of mutual interest to state and county officials. Senator Fred Dumont Smis will address clerks on the proposed tax bill and its provisions. Lord Kitchener's dispatch reports General Bruce Hamilton capturing nearly all of the Boer command at Richarndfontein after a night march. seven Boers killed and 231 taken prisoner.
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State Association of County Clerks
Hutenincon
Cole
Auditor of State
Fred Dumont Smis
Ther
Bruce Hamilton
London
Lord Kitchener
Standerton
Richardnfontein
Teachers Union Debates Autonomy at AFL Convention in Scranton
At the American Federation of Labor session in Scranton the executive council report dominated the morning. A special committee was named to consider trade autonomy with members Gormperk Duncan Mitchell Mulholland and Hughes. Resolutions on organizing trades and local union disputes were referred to the incoming executive council, and a call to organize school teachers nationwide was adopted. A proposal to protect and promote union labels was also approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
American Federation of Labor
Federation
Samuel Gormperk
James Duncan
Boston
John Mitchell
Indianapolis
John F. Mulholland
Toledo
Ohio
C. N. Hughes
San Antonis
Tex
Special Committee
Executive Council
Conmitte
Washington Debates Tariff Plans and Senate Treaty
Washington dispatches describe the ways and means committee directing passage of the Philippines tariff bill with a Friday report and a Tuesday House vote. The Senate handled routine business before an executive session on the Hugh Prunctor treaty, with critics urging safeguards and potential ratification after further talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ways and Means Committee
Payne
Robertson
Senate
Culberson
Bacon
Zion lace case pits Dowie against Dowie kin
Samuel Stevenson, Dowie’s brother in law, seeks a receivership for Zion lace business claiming Dowie swindled him of 145 dollars after luring him from England and securing his signature to papers that made Dowie sole proprietor. Dowie denies all charges. Also notes Mystic W V Church examining a fraternal insurance plan in Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Walt
John Alexander Dowie
Samuel Stevenson
Dowie
Zion
Tuley
Stevenson
England
Dowles
Kansas
W. V. Church
TURN PLOTS Expects to Invade China and Capture Pekin
Rumors from the Orient describe a Mongol coalition led by Prince Tuan and General Tong Dierge planning an invasion of China to seize Pekin. Reports mention 100,000 fighters, arms purchases, and Mongol horsemen joining a broader rebellion across Mongolia and Shensi, with European powers watching tensions as Russia and France react to potential shifts.
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Victoria
Dee
Steiner
Ovot
Orient
Tuan
Tong Dierge
Mongolia
Shensi
Chine
Pekin
Miter
Aheigotia
Ares
Alassan
Bay Aisa
Stan- Somme
Mary
Viewroy
LA Aine Chang
Yung Tat
Chiu Trowe
Ogostug
Fia
Mupenuria
Tor
Ruseia
Husatia
Russia
Iengland
Germany
Forman
France
New York
Gabes
Kergsens
Muck Feland
Drew
Democrats win Boston mayor and city control
Boston voters swept the city elections as Democrats gained the mayoralty with General Patrick A. Collings defeating Alikyar Thomas N. Hurt by a large margin. Democrats also won both city council branches and most school committee seats while Republicans suffered widespread losses across Massachusetts. Weather and fatigue cited by GOP leaders could not explain the Democratic surge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Repubijeins
Patrick A. Collings
Alikyar
Thomas N. Hurt
Hargest
Bet Co
Salem Chartea
Tully
Collins
Barty
Fingersider II
Masnentasautia
Worcester
O'Connell
Dickinson
Sunday School Teachers Plan December 13 Meeting
Sunday school teachers and WHS meet Friday evening December 13 at Central Congregational Church to discuss the planary Sunday school teachers and views on the International Training Course for junior shaded school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WHS
Junwir Shady School
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Stee
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Edward 2Feisier
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Walkers Giver
Thon
Victor Murawets
New
Edward J. Berwin
Sinsetary Jewet
Waditort
Haves
Mears
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Salina
Vincent
Hutchinson
Teun
Alice Roosevelt
Cordelia Roosevelt-sonvel
Cheveller Scovel
Mea Roosevelt
Phorence
Italy
Miss Roosevelt Hoover
Alice Housevelt
Kan-sas
Snower
Wooster University
Woooster
University of Wooster
Bridge
ST. Joe
Rock Island Railroad
Big Muddy
Sunflower
Norton's High School
Mate Judiciary Committee
Renaper
oBston
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I Vanemineton
Minneapolis
Cincinnati
St Loui
Smallpox District
Teachers’ Union
American Federation
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Atant Comanter
Miles
Tay
Aparehy
Hays
Chatrama Burn
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Hepburn
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