Unfriendly to Russia Charge Brought by St Petersburg Paper
An historic dispatch from Petrograd reports the United States government criticizing Russia for unfriendly conduct toward the United States. Secretary Hay states that U S policy seeks to protect American merchants and citizens abroad and to preserve neutral rights amid ongoing tensions with Germany and Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Petersburg
Prterubure
United Stake
Ityenle
United States
Hay
Americas
Omda
America
Japanese Aid Drives Pentagon Talk of Spending
A garbled dispatch discusses a proposed half million dollar expenditure with references to Japanese allies and U S security roles. It mentions Meet in Washington and a secretary who served in Korea, highlighting postwar collaboration and economic assistance.
Coal Miners Strike Near Jewell City and Church Notices
A report notes miners at Jewell City planning to resume work as new arrivals are expected. The text mentions coal sales and market activity, plus church leaders and appointments. The local bank plans to move to a new building once post office relocation occurs, with references to local officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewell City
Man
Topelen
Weiter
Fry
Brancelieal
Frey
Willie
Hew Bank
Whckeh
Tanjamin Monser
Pines
Preident
W. A. Malton
Conchitin
Sar
Peilrer
Census Report Summarizes US Crude Petroleum Output
Washington Feb 28 The census bureau reports crude petroleum production in the United States during the calendar year 1933. Output totaled 249 barrels of 42 gallons each valued at 71 million dollars. There were 21 refineries, 360 operators, and 11 thousand employees. Total wages approached 3.6 million dollars with taxes of 19 million and contract costs near 13 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bareau
United States
Wells
Trouble in Leaving Rossin Atchison Kas Fab Family Arrivals
A troubled family from Run silo and a missing child named Wiher Me years old prompted travel from Germany to America. The party aimed to meet relatives in Bidkummen Germany but unclear events led to a voyage across the Atlantic ending with a Baltimore arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rossin
Atchison
Kas
Run
America
Manny
Muaponne
Lola
Baltimore
Dana for Judge An Early Vermont Native Seeks Seat
Dana for Judge is a candidate for district judge with roots in Vermont born on a farm. He attended Tufts College and has long engaged in state and local politics and is a Bergen Dana partner. He has never held office before. The primaries are held tomorrow with polls opening at 1:20 p.m. and closing at 7 p.m.
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Dana
Jude
Ene
Vermont
Ted
Tufts College
Topeka
Fonts
Bergen & Dana
Dane Tew
Hiy
Polly
Frozen Words in a Mysterious Tale of Mouthed Murmurs
The fragment recounts a discussion about a tale from Captain Marryat with an incident involving a merchant seeking babies to export for counterfeit mercy in a Polish city and Moscow. Amid the dialogue, characters debate the meaning of phrases and the danger of misinterpretation, set against a wartime backdrop and a theater scene with Aunt Prie-Marry Fastina.
Miami County Republicans Denounce Thomas T Kelly
A circulated statement accuses Thomas T Kelly of fraud and attempted theft of delegates, detailing a 1902 county central committee dispute and a later private caucus. The Miami County Republican Central Committee denounces Kelly and urges Kansas Republicans to reject his renomination for state treasurer.
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Miami County
George Robinson
Albaush
Albaugh
Wichita
Kelly
Miaimi County
Mbuni County
Republican Central Committee
Tren
Topeka
T. T. Kelly
Mr. Kelly
Kelly Geeeetrm
Griegates
Mim
E.W. Hoch
U. Kets
Voll
Wek
Kansas
Tresaury
Geo. L. Roblnson
Alida County
Miami
Topeka Witness Testimony in Dewey Case Continues
Norton Kansas February 26 A Kerns of Topeka an employee of 1 Mon ard gave expert testimony on arms and ammunition in the Dewey case. Morning cross examination by Gennent Corby dominated the session. The State mounted a strenuous effort to discredit the witness. J T Short now in Atwood testified about 1902 activities with Sheriff Lubber and Fred Robinson at Alpheus Berry’s place. Olson deposition read in court described private comments by Alpheus and Daniel Berry about retaliation if they must take the law into their own hands. Carpenters testimony corroborated Olson’s statements. A gunsmith from Topeka testified the Beery Berry bullet was from a 30 caliber Winchester.
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Kansas
Miami County
Thomas T. Kelly
Paola
Kak
Mint County
Ihix
Republican County Central Committee
Garnett
Wichita
Republican Central Committee
lOtkhof
Tine
Fabme
Stwmlen Jowselts
C. Roberts
Richland
D. E. Maddox
Maryeilly
W. P. Offiver
Ten Bile
Be Bob
H. VY
Morley
Fred Conklin
West Valey
P. L
Hart Valley
Tranter
Paola Iswaehin
Hoovers
Paola City
HB. Fragier
PJ. Dann
Gro
Ls Robinson
A. T. Thomas
Wilbur Creek
Miami
Osowatorle
Paula
Damintanis
Kelly
Batley Earruig
Central Committee
W Kelly
Mast Valley
Norton
Kats
A. Kerns
Topeka
Monard
Dewey
Gennent Corby
Ann Touhd
Dutch Terry
Kas
Pet
Dewey Triad
C.E. Burnham
Cheyenne
Sean
Fred Robinson
J.T. Short
Atwood
Deely Shori
Sherif Lurber
Alpheus Berry
Shott
Burnham
Fred Rebisso
Neil Olson
3Nrion
Ity
Heathe
Beery Farm
Alpheus
Danielerry
Olson
Deweys
W. H. Carpenter
Marion
Af Olson
Carpenter
Daniel Berry
Brent named as executive secretary in governor's office
Gov Bailey appoints H E Brent, longtime governor's stenographer and former Stan Loys aide, to succeed Tuslgo J fast as executive secretary. Brent praised as competent and faithful. Jordan of Senect named to succeed Brent as stenographer.
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Bailey
H. EB. Brent
Stan
Loys
Tuslgo J. Fast
Techert Jordan
Brent
Jorban
Stenogramus
Sir. Brent
Congress
Coleman 18 Busy in City Court Delays Prosecution
Attorney General notifies County Attorney that he cannot appear in city court due to a Wichita convention and vote business. Indictments from the recent grand jury will be handled later in Clay Norton courts as the slate remains unsettled.
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Karen City
Kans City
Atorney General Colonia
Kuntam
Gibson
Asses City
Wichita
Clay Norton
Thie Peta
Markets Today Find Wide Swings In Wheat and Cattle Prices
The page details live stock trade with native steers selling from 3.60 to 5.15 per bushel and notes a sharp wheat break driven by realizes as May and July deliveries moved, with mixed action in corn and oats. Reports from Kansas City and St Louis markets show receipts, price ranges for cattle hogs and lambs, and Wool prices, plus a San Francisco civil case about set aside condemnation of seized goods from Manila.
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Catengo
SelGhy
Hexey Commission House
Toucain Ie
Urichem
Deets
Chicago
Gomie
Shorts
Liverpool
Weao
Es Ec ‘Uly Wat
Bgtie Lower
WHDAT
Bard
Lot
Kannas City
Kansas City
Trong
Hgher
Ben Yee
San Francisco
Cal
de Haven
Gomis
William H. Harts
Engineer Corps
U.S.A
Thomas
Manila
United States
Hartz Alan Med
Sonal
Scaucely
New York
Wall Street
Tardeneh
Broohlyn
Suma
Seatana Piaferad Aloes
Point
Anaconda
Pointa
Market Notes From Kansas City and New York
A fragmented market snapshot covers Kansas City grain, butter, and hay quotes, Chicago produce notes, and New York stock and sugar prices. It reports varying prices for oats, white oats, hay, and timothy, plus brief commodity and stock movements and local market commentary.
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Stein Block Co
Breast
Sesson
Ind
Russia
Japan
Bun Frantieco
Toei Tal
Washbeton
Thost
Hwid
Segation
St. Aera
Ete
Reoul
Korea
Tewell City
OLL
A. W. Dana
Judee
Munchauseo
Omer
Benen
Uc Eeu
Captain Marryat
Perhope
Mer
Julian
Polonia
Moscouin
Warre
Polotia
Moscuuta
Min
Moecoul
Polonius
Lasem
Trorenena
Prie
Fastina
Republican County Committee
O. A. Kerns
Coleman
Markets Today
Kansas City Grain
J. KE. Gall
Ritestona
Ristons
Li West Sixth Etce
Sie Grain and Stock Co
B Louis
T Louis
Texas
St. Louis
Necninal
Wyandotte
Famili Po Amis
Pelaphone Et GS
Rubens
Tod Aisy
Catan Bias
Toludea
Agate
Crimiere
Younge Americas
TIVE
Freeds
Galventon
Tex
Perth
Saidaling Iplands
Kaw Sugar Dem
Weir Reining
Centrifueal
Ted Sugar
Stonay
Grustei
Ines Cruse
Rio
New
Topas
Boston
Frank
Bases
Botta
Nols
J. E. Gall
West Sixth Street
Christie
Bock Co
Esas City
Lexanas
Ami
S. Steel
Ped & i
Ohison
St Paul Iy
Hutabag
Union Pacific
Katy Narine
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