Debut of Senor Rodriguez Sparks Central American Union Watch
Washington sees Senor Rodriguez, diplomat for the Greater Republic of Central America, stir a fierce debate over the new union of Nicaragua Honduras and El Salvador. The veteran diplomat, now in his fifties, has a long career from Managua childhood to public office and law, with a growing belief in a consolidated Latin republic.
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Tisuner
Senor Rodriguez
Republic of
Central America
Washington
Gentral Americas
Senate
Sherman
Senor Rodrigues
Americas
Nicaragua
Honduras
Salvador
Continents Congress
Ita
Esor Rodriguez
Rodriguez
England
Managua
Guatemala
Costa Rica
Social Notes From Topeka And Vicinity
In Topeka society news several locals host gatherings and entertain guests. Mrs Arthur Murphy and Mrs W West hosted a whist afternoon with Mrs Blood Smith Miss Peek and others at the Murphy home after an opera. The Capper home and other households hosted visitors and small informal gatherings as residents traveled to and from Leavenworth Omaha and Chicago. A Twentieth Century charity drive funds clothing for a needy family, and various socials, card parties, and visits to friends are noted, with names, places, and travel mentioned throughout.
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Arthur Murphy
Woon. West
Mra. Murphy
Charles Blood Smith
Misa Isabe Peek
Mise Una McPudden
Afise Lee Teddy
Min
Arthur Capper
Tewkabury
W. W. Webb
Copeland
M. Merriam
St. Joseph, Moe
Tomerrove
Carl Weldling
Maple Hill
A.D Wilson
Eleanor
Withern
Chicago
Will Taylor
Omaha
Mrf Hamilton
Exter
Olive Small
Sedalia
Welle Hall
Mary Lakin
Mies Hurd
Nfamblefame
Will Robinson
Leavenworth
Mert Robinson
Ollie Cerien
Teachel Peek
Prank Wear
Si Woodlawn Avenue
Frank Lewta
Philadelphia
G. W. Closxon
Lincoln
Neb
J. E. Johnson
A. M. Flory
W. If. Bastmah
F. Longwecker
Empyiris
Mise Evana Shafer
Carl Ballweg
Emori
Wer Hustes
A. L. Bennett
A. T. Thompson
Kanain City
Siser
H. . Nickerson
Mexico
Mina Bird ‘Temme
Kansas City
RD Johnson
Colorado
Tyler
A. J. Gri
J. McLeveland
Carbon- Gate
Dire
Churchill
Dodge City
Mire
Norman Wear
Belle Hall Small
Anna ‘Crane
Mra
Poindexter
Hungry Dozen
Belle Ettinger
Mirrow
Occidental Whist Club
John Bradley
Senate Ultimatum on Armor Plate Pricing
Washington on February 3 the senate committee on naval affairs set forth the report from its armor plate inquiry. It will recommend the secretary of the navy be barred from paying more than a per ton price and propose a 1.5 million dollar appropriation to fund a pistol program if manufacturers reject the price.
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Washington
Senate Committee On Naval Affairs
Secretary of the Navy
Another Receiver Appointed In Hamilton Printing Case
Judge appoints Chas. T. Spencer receiver for Hamilton Printing Co on Sears stock dispute. Court records show prior receivership and disbursements totaling around $4,900 with a remaining balance about $2,400. Spencer’s bond for $3,500 was approved to safeguard Sears’ interests and potential reversals.
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T. Hazen
Chaz. FL Spencer Miceiver
Hamilton Printing Company
Chas. T. Stars
Chas
T. Bears
Ogenger and Milvane
Iis Dvbt
Mme
Chas PF. Spencer
Hamilton Print
A. Ps
Sperof
Chas T Sears
Syeneer
Air A. D. Mubbard
Tte
Mport
Tie
Vath Printing Company
Shen
Sears
Hamilton Printing Kompany
Spenser
Archeologist Moorehead Receives Rare Manuscript Item
Warren K Moorehead of Ohio State University has received a rare artifact from J T Griffith dated September 2, one of only five known in the world. The item is described as an Aztec manuscript from Columbus Ohio.
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Columbus
Warren K. Moorehead
The
Obtr Siate University
Ttter University
J.T. Griffith
Eat Eat Fa
Bank Arrangement in Freeport Stirs Financial Woes
Freeport UK February 8 Farmers and Merchants Bank arrange with One National Bank to honor deposits. The tank and hardware firm WAL Thompson warns of liquidation as lines of three coated tar steel ware are sold at cost.
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Freeport Bank
Freeport
Ely Sr
WAL Thompson Hardware Company
Through a Window at the Central Home of Rest
In a sobering scene at the Central Home of Rest men share life stories. Jon Rogers speaks of a long hardship tale, including a wife and child, desertion, and a return to seek the child. A former Ohio job loss drives the speaker to confront the child's existence and a possible future, revealing a man haunted by past mistakes and hope for reconciliation.
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Jon Rogers
Kati
Tye
Aii
Sam
Mar
Ike
Torn
Ohio
Burherstam
Eudhicn
Komtrong
Dremonder
Rincef
Ray Bus
Géalby
Amy Threst
Thas
St Lula
Ulsan
Peking
St. Lorais
Chicago rumor sheet mentions sixth wife of local figure
Fragmentary notes from Chicago discuss a prominent man and his sixth wife, with unclear references to marriage certificates and personal associations. The terse lines hint at social gossip about relationships and names, but details and clarity are limited.
Barnes Kans Rejoices Over Regent Appointment
Citizens of Barnes celebrate the appointment of William Rogers as regent of the state university with a torchlight procession and decorated houses. Local laundry Peerless Steam Laundry advertises shirt laundering to look like new.
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Rodgers
Barnes
Kan
William Rogers
The
State University
Bunting and
Tiege
Peerless
West Sth. St
Wheat and corn prices on Chicago market report
Chicago market notes February wheat eased from prior levels amid limited stocks abroad, with May and other contracts trading near steady to slightly higher. Corn and oats held steady amid light trade, pork and hog futures firm on a strong bacon market, while cattle and sheep receipts and shipments posted varied activity.
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Chicago
Taco
Max
Tioodwin & Chamberlin
Bingtam
Bartiete
Saps Sd Advanin
Sie
York
Bache
Judes Wales
Delaware
Clowe
Chisato
Lincoln
Sorehennes
Seaboard
Amgortas
Market reports and mixed grain and cattle prices
The report notes steady market conditions for native cattle and steers with mixed prices for stockers and feeders, lambs and mutton also listed. It cites shipments, strong opening and steady closing, plus European cable news and U S market commentary from the New York grain and stock exchange scene dated Feb. 9.
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Texas
GSIG
Recdipte
Goodwin & Chamberite
Larokern
Sucessors
Topeks Grain and Stock Exchange
New York
Baches
Washington
Brichter
Friends of
Rock Island
Market News from Chicago and New York
In session yesterday a broad market summary shows wheat and corn movements with mixed signals and several mentions of bears and rallies. Reports note bearish tendencies in Chicago while Philadelphia and New York reflect ongoing price activity and occasional demand shifts across grains, cattle, and sugar.
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Ficcrie
Orpi
Omaha
Chicago Gas
Southern Railway
Northern Pacifi
Chicago
Burnett & J
Sky Corn
Bache
Aumer
Philadelphia
New York
Caies
Antwerp
Paria
Berlin
Chittte
Cabie
Chitaza
Wi É& Co
Itaeain
Aidiseh
Jarket
Barret Bayer
Borchord Ly
Rts
Wemperinlly
Amour Tee
York
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Central American Union
Ea Dry-Goods
Topeka
Carnegie
Brown
Fehwein
Hacot—Hall
Cludegoth
Sams
Harket
Associated Press
State Journal
Chicago Livestock Market
Frodaoe Marl
Goodwin & Chreburtin
Kansas City Livestock Market City
Goodwin & Chambertin Ykera
Lake Shore
Harris
Pratt
Goodwin & Chamberlin Brokers
Grain
Topeka Grain & Stock Exchange
Chico- 50
St. Louis
Tareae
Bank OF Topeka
Logan
W. A. Michael Commission Coe
Lopeka
A. W. Wickham
Jacipml
Comates
Wits
Perinlanions Central National Bank
Lepsita
Kat Union National Bank
Ages
Kanes
Kanens