Opening Tonight At High School For State Teachers Meeting
Large turnout expected as educators from across the state gather for the annual convention in Topeka. Key figures include Prof Tt Johnson and W. C. Lanadon, with three candidates named for the presidency and debates anticipated for admission to the opening session.
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Variou
Hamiur
PMMA
Topeka
Tt. Johnson
Asto- Chatfort
W.C. Lanadon
Fort Scott
Caston
W. A. McKeever
Starhutton
A. Ti. Carney
Conewuslis
TS. Johnson
Parsons, McKeever
State University
State Agricultural
Mitchell County
Sonoo
McKeever
State Normal
Varinnia Colleges
Atumnil
Huber Univerality
Senate Chamber
Stat Normal
Senate
Wednessey Avonine
Wapper
University of Kennan
Houncemmata
Varius Schools
Sepresenta- Hve Hall
Weather forecast for New Year’s Day by cider Smith
Weather note from cider Smith predicts stormy conditions for New Year’s Day. Forecast mentions potential wind and rain with cautious warnings of unsettled weather as New Year’s celebrations approach.
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Br Smith
Smith
Defied Militia as Attorney Glover Faces Ill-armed Stand
In Cripple Creek Colorado on December 20, Attorney Jobe Glover, once a Missouri congressman, defied militia orders by barricading his office and resisting troops. A bullet wounded Colonel Verdeckberg, and Glover was captured after exchanges of gunfire. Authorities planned to test his sanity.
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Cripple Creek
Cola
Jobe, Glover
Misaguri
Tinscl
Verdeckborg
Vomurmadine
Mfr
Glover
Ofteans
Govnor Peabory
Gffico
Bia
Verdecktoors
Naylor
Voloe
Doctariug
Meter
Verdeckberg
FATAL PNEUMONIA INVESTIGATION UNDER WAY
New York officials appoint six physicians to study an epidemic’s causes as 273 fatal pneumonic cases are reported in a week. The Health Commissioner expects a report soon. Earlier weeks showed rising deaths, spreading from working to wealthier districts, with weather changes blamed by health authorities.
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New York
New Yorke
Lecturive
Health Department
Out with Mormonism in Utah Labor Standoff
Salt Lake City December 23 Prominent Mormon official Angus M Cannon was quoted defending Utah Fuel in a coal strike dispute while urging young Mormons with mining experience to seek other jobs Don Kelliter national organizer of the United Mine Workers of America issued an address denouncing the Morton church as an enemy to organized labor as miners strike in Cartan county and surrounding areas.
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Salt Lake
Utah
Angus M. Cannon
Mormon Church
Utah Fuel Company
Cartan County
Don Kelliter
United Mine Workers of America
Wueh
Morton Church
Cabinet Called in Washington for Cabinet Meeting
December report notes a cabinet meeting called for this afternoon to review departmental matters the president wishes to discuss with advisers. Officials say nothing of serious consequence is foreseen, though possible topics include the fishing situation at Washington.
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Whabington
Polifus Teerss
bin Advinere
Uye
Kishington
Wien
Uncertain Race Result Featured In Local Fight Card
Fragmented text notes a winner named Neary and a challenger in a boxing bout at a ring, with references to a city, court activity, and local names. Mentions a March or four-week window, a jurist, and a potential arrest or crime context.
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Mibeankee
Wis
Dee
Charles Nesey
Parkee
Japan Ready Government Granted Unlimited Credit
Japan signals readiness as government grants itself unlimited credit authority. The move enhances fiscal flexibility for ongoing programs and potential future spending across sectors. Officials describe the measure as provisional while Parliament reviews details and oversight mechanisms.
Emergency ordinances noted for defense and rail control
Tokio reports an emergency ordinance expanding military funding and agency powers. Other measures tighten Sioufu San railway oversight and reorganize wartime imperial headquarters. Aims include comprehensive emergency provisioning and unified state control during war times.
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Sioui- Fu San
Comef
Russia
Moscow
Grenadier
Alextert Stlm
M. Witte White
MM. Witte
Yielin
Ita Oper
Sapan Wia
Seattle
Japan
Korea
Manchuria
Hajin Te Ots
St. Louis Exposition
Orient
China
London
Daily Mail Pekin
Pekin
Lescar
Secon Place
Foreign Office
Sfanchuria
St Paul
Minneapolis
Wrecks Hit Lawrence Line In Open Switch Disaster
In Lawrence Kansas a Rock Island westbound passenger train No 13 struck an open switch in yards causing a major wreck. Four coaches and two sleepers left the track with engines and baggage cars derailed. Passengers were shaken but no deaths. many were injured lightly. A survivor, Mr Shook of Jennings Kan, described the crash and chaos as wreckage piled along the rails. Authorities blamed possible excessive speed and will investigate. cleanup underway. Separately a Santa Fe wreck near the same point reported earlier in the day.
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Rock Island
Topela
Lawrence
Karke
Sante Fe
Plich
Shook
Oeltteen
Jennings
Kan
Mir
Shonk
Hock Island
Kansas City
Dyer
H&g
Collinsville
Pitchig
Rally Road
Topeka
Bid interest from Tecornton firm eyed for Kazmes river project
Techornton representative Heo files notice with Shawne county commissioners that his firm plans to bid on the Kazmes river bridge project. Officials seek genuine competition to yield a fair price and avoid trust involvement. One more wreck victim dies in Grand Rapids on December 2.
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Heo
Chance
Bridges
A. G. Rother
Tecornton
Trockville
Bronkville
Life
Kamesas
Hem
Grand Rapids
Mich
Tragic Train Accident Injures Crew and Passengers
A Daily Wreck report from the Ri Ing area notes a rear ent cd collision near Ta west of there. Danewae man Snyder was killed while an inter Fler bert of the Umited was under the of ia engin. Bags ine Foot and other crew faced injuries as a train derailment affected passengers.
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Danewaeman Snyder
Bert
Costly Ride on a Special Trolley Ends in Fines and Assault
Hobbs of Florence faces ten mile fare and possible jail after boarding a privately chartered Florence to Delanco trolley car. He struck conductor Joseph McGovern when ordered off, leading to a warrant and potential county jail time. Other notes mention government duty compensation during suspension and various arrests, with brief references to ships and December plans.
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Hobbs
Burlington
N. J
McGovern
Pebbs
Bauire Jones
Huwterly
Sounty
Washinete
Yor
Eac
Trolien
The
Treasury
Hiss
Stnerne
M. It.tewy
Governor Considers Judge Appointment Amid Uncertainty
Topeka reports indicate Governor Santley may appoint a new judge by Thursday or Friday with public speculation centering on Judge Clark A. Smith and W. J. Atkinson. Supporters weigh prospects as railroad issues and political maneuvering influence the timing while a town watchman is mentioned in a separate note.
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Newan
Clark A. Smith
Gawker
Topeka
W. J
Kinnon
Tonma
Tomate
Atkinson
Siack
Warmer Tomorrow Forecast Despite Cold Start
Frigid conditions begin today with west winds estimated at 22 piles per hour. The hourly forecast predicts a rebound to warmer temperatures tomorrow as colder air retreats, with temperatures dipping and rising through the day.
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Der
Roosevelt Helps Probe Reports of Jewish Massacres
Washington reports indicate President Roosevelt urged a thorough inquiry into alleged anti Jewish massacres abroad. The State Department and consular offices traced the claims, noting no corroboration yet from the Axissa consular agent. Simon Wolf met with officials to press for clarity, citing a recent England meeting led by Lord Rothschild as adding seriousness. He attempted to seek audience with Baron von Sternburg but was declined. The dispatch emphasizes caution until confirmed by reliable information.
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Roosevelt
Manand
Kistinel
State Department
United States
Axiessa
Simon Wolf
Agollinus H. Solomons
Fordi
Loomis
Odessa
Inter
Wolf
England
Thothschild
Baron Bternburm
Maron von Dem Bussche
Haidantateen
Svat
Baron Bussche
Maron Russehe
Mob Threat at Jail Ends Quiet After Militia Sent
A mob of about 500 to 1,000 men and boys gathered near the Clarke jail in Council Bluffs last night, demanding inmates be handed over. Police and militia faced the crowd after several attempts to break the jail doors. the unrest ended when Congressman Smith urged the mob to disperse as George Sanders, husband of an assault victim, went home.
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Counc Bluffs
Dee
George Williams
Zimmer
Pheiaee
Meadames Funders
Starkinde
Humber
Congressman Smith
George Sanders
Sanders
Congressman Smoith
Court House
DIES BY DEGREES IN ELECTRIC CHAIR MURDER
Frank White aged about years was executed at Auburn prison for shooting George Clare a Seriba farmer. Six contacts at 1740 volts and 74 amperes were applied, with witnesses noting gurgling and burning odor as the heart continued beating. The sentence followed his motive to steal Clare’s money.
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Auburn
N. Y
Frank White
Neeto
George Clare
Seriba
White
Sitin
Bafalo
Mblute
Davis
Bristow in Salena Republicans Hold Banquet Plans
The Siline county Republicans meet in a Masonic temple in Snning then travel to Salina for a banquet. John L. Bishop chairs the Saline county central committee. Speakers include HL J Ottawa Dos Mog A Da Pailie Borvion and Joseph L. Bristow.
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Siline County
Masonic Temple
Snning
Salina
Mina
John L. Bishop
Saline County
Republican Central Cosmnties
Allen
Loomis
HL J. Ottawa
Prmnery
A. J. May
New Cambriao
John €. Short
A. Assami
Spike in a switch derails Pittsburgh and Lake Erie train
New Castle Pa December 2 The westbound passenger train from Pittsburgh due to a spike driven into a switch at New Castle Junction derailed the train. Officials say an attempt to wreck the service caused the accident and several passengers were seriously injured.
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New Castle
Pittsburg
Lake Erie
New Castie Junction
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