Topeka State Journal Opinion Likely on City Issues and Reform
The piece critiques Mayor candidates over dog control and tax protection, notes reactions to Nation’s Sabotage Act actions, and discusses public education funding. It cites Philadelphia sugar imports data and sugar trust profits, then outlines Hansbrough’s arid land reclamation plan, and warns on monopolistic consolidations and inflation risks.
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Philadelphia
United State
Custom House
United States Leads In 1909 World Imports Exports Race
United States now stands at the top of the world's importing nations with exports of domestic products exceeding those of three other countries. The United Kingdom, previously leading in this race, falls behind as Germany and others show strong figures. The calendar year 1909 marks a shift in global trade leadership.
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United States
Totesie
Germany
United
Exports of Domestic Products Rise Over Quarter Century
Historical figures show United States leading in domestic exports with $1,453,013,688, while United Kingdom and Germany trail at $2,418,480,000 and $1,060,611,000 respectively. France sits at $757,008,000 as Germany and the UK reflect significant growth over 25 years.
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States
United
Germany
United States
United Kingdom
France
United Kingdoms
Fragmented 1908 Journal Notes From Kansas Fields And Towns
Fragmentary s scratches from a Kansas paper recounts local events in Morris and Osage counties. Mentions a Wicks prize, Mrs Nation, a Sheridan resident, and a Piedmont town treasurer. Notes Osage events, Osbornes social gathering, and a plea to avoid judging by clothes. Reports on Liverpool imports and a Kennedy trial in February.
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Chile
Bury
A. Cashier
McLouth
Tengenworth
Harvey
Wirle
Belew
Cates
Oberlin
Sheridan
Cowie
Morris County
Nation
Kiowa
Greelan
Osborne County
Greei
Ness County
Doniphan County
Piedemont
Kilinwood
Local Mention In Lewis Subject To Return Thursday
Garver plans return Thursday after visiting the New York Mercantile Company at his home. The Southwestern Wool Company staff occupy new rooms while the United American Travelers board announces three new members and a travel route update.
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Lewis
Chicago
Judes TF
Garver
Thareday
Dunlap
New York
Mertan- Ule
Kansas
United Cagamercia
Pew
Ets Sena
Apie
Oxford
Gnilma
Jury Selection Hurdles In Local Tax Case
In a disjointed report a jury selection process faces difficulty in identifying competent Mex candidates. Key officials mention various delays and uncertainties as court staff and tax assessments influence who can serve.
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Sean Tate
Harvey
Washington Cable From Pekin Cites Expected Action
Washington reports Mr Conger forwarded a state department cable from Pekin dated February 25. The message notes expectations about a reply or action from Pekin regarding a stated concern. The wording is fragmentary but indicates ongoing communications between Washington and Chinese authorities.
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Washington
Conger
State Department
Pekin
Topeka Choral Society Organized Tomorrow Evening
The Topeka Choral Society plans to organize tomorrow evening at 20 Avenue Raeday near the New Fiscal Agency. An auditor’s receipt from Audit is discussed. Governors, secretaries, and auditors of the state are named, including Banke Capt Carter's Partners in New York.
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Topeka Choral Society
Wew
Tee
Ase
Ges
B. Cole
State
Rt Ty Banke
Carter
New York
United States
Shields
Benjamin D. Green
John Edward Hand
McCutcheon Replaced by McCutcheon War Correspondent Report
Chicago Feb 3 John T McCutcheon the war correspondent with Monon to North Carolina where his health improved after typhoid pneumonia in Chicago The Theatre Burned Eight two people were killed and many injured in a fire in Birmingham Washington news noted fatalities and injuries with limited legible details
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McCutcheon
Bick
Chicago
John T. McCutcheon
N. C
Artechet
ESBBF
Low summer rail fare from California to Washington DC
Reader travel note reports reduced rates via the Rock Island Route and Santa Fe Route with return fare around 31.25 dollars. Tickets go on sale March 1 and 28 with limited availability and specific travel dates noted.
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Washington, D. C
Santa Fe
Bigot Eation Carsionates
Nnb
Wivasion
BR Fe Pervenarcn
Washington Inauguration Tickets Go On Sale February 25
News notes from Washington detail presidential inauguration plans and ticket sales via the Santa Fe Route. travel for residents includes specifics on pricing, routes, and sale points, with emphasis on accessibility for attendees and area coverage.
Arrest rocks Topeka theater agent scheme collapse
Theatrical advance agent Jules Schloss faces arrest in Topeka after a tangled case in Herington and Webster's company. Manager Fits wired for funds, company members owed months of salary, then stranded. Sheriff Hambleton and officers remove Schloss amid claims of fake pretenses and denial of arrest authority.
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Topeka
Jules B. Schloss
Herington
Webster
Fits and Webster
Tius
George Hambleton
Tage
Thane
Schloss
Seerington
Trerinaton
H. F. Fits
Patho Uajs
T.wan
Fits
Kansas
Ke Topeka
Diheriff Hambleton
Pemenes
Chiows
Fix
Schicu
Still They Come Many Candidates For Positions Railroad Board
Fragmented text describes numerous candidates for railroad positions and possible campaigning tactics. Mentions a person named Jim Bimpeos as a lone figure amid the crowd seeking support.
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Railroad Board
Pate Sien
Railroad
Eem- Bere
Jim Bimpeos
Terms Offered Cuba Proposed Amendment to Army Bill
Text of Cuban amendment to the army appropriation bill outlines Cuba's independence, prohibitions on treaties, prohibition on public debt, and U S guarantees. It covers naval bases, sanitation, commerce, ports, and obligations to maintain a stable government. The draft includes conditions on debt, treaties, and foreign influence as part of Cuban autonomy under U S supervision.
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Washington
United States
Cuba
Weil
Commierce
Rts
Ubervizs
Local notices and meetings mix with arrivals in Kansas town
Disjointed fragments show residents visiting in town, legal notices postponed to March 1, and forthcoming arrivals including Clarence Jackson and Clarence Matthews. Various social events, missionary gatherings, and department news appear alongside household ads and local business mentions.
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Jiewe
Konean Mvenon Rma
Clarence Jacksnm
Kansae
Murphy
St Marya Mace
Suntay
Tey & Power Cognell
Rocial
Costiny & Eet
Lewin
West Garden Street
Charles Krehe
Bonian
Bo Bares
CY. Hawking
North Kansas
Young Ladies Missionary
Kansas Avenue
Baren Rilleet
Mins
Anna Henry
Quincy Street
Edith Fann
Fairview
Gants
Van
Wiliam Wingert
Maryland
Wingert Cane
Society of the Central Avests
Cristian Abe
George O. Boyiat
Strand
Washington I G Return $41.00 Route Notice
Fragmentary data shows a travel or routing notation mentioning Washington I G and a return fare of $41.00. The text references February and March with unclear context and potential names such as Meg Cram and Maurety Ln Az.
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BR. R
Cer
Maurety
Shop Cutemiter Meets at the club rooms
Agent notes describe a meeting in club rooms where sessions discussed land purchase for a project. Key figures include a president and bond election plans. The text references a forthcoming bond vote and a potential sales move tied to financing.
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Cutemiter
Santa Fe
I Ehut
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