A O U W Grand Lodge Session Opens in City Hall
The twenty second annual A O U W grand lodge session opened with grand officers and about twelve to fifteen hundred hosts in City Hall. Judge C E Foote spoke for the lodgemen, praising fraternal orders and critiquing insurance surplus practices. Crider and Webb McNail attended as leading figures, with Foote’s remarks highlighting contrasts with insurers and noting the conferment of degrees during the event.
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A. O UW. Grand Lodge
Deleicu
Wee Wade
Representative Hall
Webb McNail
Als
Arrow
D. O McCray
C. E Poots
Teorty
Tim
Tan
Criter
Webb McNair
Foote
Webb
Pyote
Soote
Crider
Welcome Address By A C W Lodge Hosts In Pyautiful City
A long eloquent welcome speech highlights the significance of fraternity and charity. The address lauds Crateral Benevolent Society origins, governance, and the duty of members to aid the needy, while stressing unity, service, and peacetime aims. It also covers session details, including election board appointments and officer nominations for the Australian ballot system.
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Moon
Brotherhood of Man
Alwasa
Healgie
Athens
Ueen
Worlsian
Thas
Jobo Jacob Upchurch
Bulleiine & Hotine
Elbory
South Africa
A. C
Gemud Lodge
Riana
Ed B. Murphy
Leavenworth
E Sheiden
T. A . Beck
Lovérin
Cordves
Min- Hexpolle
Presa
Wichita
Domn H. Crider
Fort Scott
R. ©. Turver
Mankato
al McNinot
Wielstra
W. Hawkins
Cawker City
W. Gibbons
EB Miller
Topeka
Grand Medical
E Ey Er
Crambine
Shelly
Surplus McNall’s Meeting Amused Audience Says Report
Fragmentary notes describe Dr McCmy and Judge Foote as attendees at a surplus McNall gathering. Road agents are mentioned as the only others who dined there, with McNall appearing amused along with the audience.
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McCmy
Judge Foote
McNall
Wichita Wins Priv Cup Drills and Final Meet
The Wichita team won first prize of $100 in the preliminary drills for the priv cup, with Leavenworth second and Lawrence third. In the final, judges from Topeka presided as the Wichita team clinched the cup. Names of competing teams and captains are listed, and an entertainment program at the Grand Opera House tonight showcases Topeka visitors with reserved boxes for grand lodge delegates.
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Witermoon
Wichita
Leavenworth
Lawrence
W. C. Minnink
Fred Ewing
F Nicholson
Brad Bell
Burnet
J Shreve
GM Powell
H. Doyle
O. & Waterbury
Lawrettor
Abbott
J A Downey
John Hell
A. Powers
Leveson
John Donwyan
M. Ringley
L Gown Holton
A. Rakes
Hum
Ty. Mhloney
Prasivts
Hatetuin
Joe Bundy
Charles O' Kenzie
F Turner
So Hinde
Fre Staufieback
Austin Bandy
Fred Coul Aon
Thin Kinpp
John Money
Mei Grand Master
Wworkmen
HL Mister
Kankae City
AP. Hiidie
Minteapolla
Te A Buck
Popubka
Grand Opera House
Grand Opera
Nanee
Topeka
Grand Lodge
Four Counties May Receive Rate Concession
A terse report indicates that four counties are under consideration for rate concessions amid ongoing discussions on equal treatment. Officials from local government bodies are evaluating implications and potential impact on residents and services.
White Charges Cattlemen Betrayed in Rail Rate Talks
J T White and T M Potter allege railroads bought influence and cow-men’s committee surrendered to favored terms. They blame unfair backroom pressure for a proposed rate cut that benefits neither cattlemen nor shippers, while others defend the accord as the best available settlement. Authorities from Emporia and surrounding towns deny coordinated manipulation.
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Greenwood
Butler
Lyon
Osage
J. T. White
T. M. Potter
Mr. White
White
Carrie
Epeclc
Isaaeas Cattiemena
Local Officials and Trustees Discuss Kansas Appointments
The afternoon session heard reports on talloting as George H L Brown and others including W R Grimn Samuel Stitt and Geo W Reed participated. Trustees from Council Grove and Atchison reviewed terms and elections with Gay A Spencer named for a three year post.
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George HL Brown
BA Mckienny
FW. Porter
W. R. Grimn
Samuel Stitt
F. EL Martin
H. E Potter
Thormas Kirk
P. Howard
A. Millan
We Villard
CW. Broks
Supreme
Geo W. Reed
B. Murphy
Leavenworth
WM. Wallace
Kingrean
Wadee W
Gilbert
Atchison
ES. Bertram
Council Grove
Sterrant J & Miller
Council
Cattle Rates and Feeding in Transit Debate
Debates over feeding in transit rates and the abolition of the feeding station charge. Shippers complain of bias while cattlemen defend the conference action as fair. The piece details rate shifts, origin and destination points, and the Missouri River market impact. It also includes market notes on wheat corn hay and general commodity prices in Kansas City and Topeka during February.
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Missouri
Sind
Missouri River
Missour River
Haieket
Market Report From Chicago Wheat and Cattle Edges
Chicago market report shows wheat near steady with May opening higher on light buying and short covering. Wheat receipts moderate, prices fluctuated with May contracts. corn and oats mixed while hogs and timothy futures also noted firmness. Livestock futures in Kansas City and Western markets cited, with cattle and sheep trading steadier amid light demand.
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Steadl
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Sharte
Kear
Rose
Ani
Eady
Rottier
Lora
Cara
Glia
Tuduth
Miele
Drage
Receljita
Haile
Wien
Jung
Easisin
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