State Stock Breeders Show Opens In Topeka Week
Key meetings of three Kansas state associations begin Monday in Topeka with the Kansas Stock Breeders' gathering, the State Board of Agriculture, the Poultry Association, and the Swine Breeders' Association. Exhibits, papers, and discussions span several days, concluding midweek. Notable out-of-state participants and university figures will address topics from fat cattle to breeding advances.
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Hansas
Topeka
Kansas State Board of Agriculture
Kansas State Poultry Association
Kansas Swine Breeders’ Association
Kansan
Keneas
Borton
Pea Hutchinson
Theo
JW. Dorado
Kansas Agricultural
Ten Huck
Manhattan
J. G. Haney
Fort Hays
Mongees
Smithton
Charles F. Mills
Lve
St Laouly Tatr
Fred 4. Rankin
Ilinoia Tave Stock Association
Eugene Davenport
Diinon Collene of
Fd, Coburn
Kansas State Lune ‘of Agriculture
Kansas Fair Commission
Moritie ‘Bestar
Topeka Commercial Elk
Kansas
J O’block
T Representative Ball
Chas
Rutten
Mussel
St. Louis
Erf
Naehandry
Kansas State Agricultural College
Theo Ws Morse
Kanenn City
Geo. Gillies
A. F. Johnson
Eximonson
Ity
Moer
Raines Swine-breeders' Avadclation
John Manwaring
Lawrence
C. F. Dietrich
Richmond
Sutton
Rhodes
Tate
James’ Maina
Benson
J. W. Robison
Dorado
J. W. Bell
Welock
Kaneos
F. D. Cobum
Stock division and fair commission election items
Notices list end member slate for Bansen Work's fair commission and reports on standing and special committees. Election of steers noted. The program warns papers and addresses may be discussed and urges members to attend.
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Bansen Work's Fair Commission
Djourn
Campbell Arrested Charges of graft loom in Labette case
D F Campbell a Bourbon county legislator faces a fresh arrest in Labette county, with three charges tied to a 100 draft endorsement, cash and checks from Parsons, and a $50 plus $10 gain after a bill’s passage. Officials cite graft in securing a clerk’s salary bill and other payoffs as investigations continue.
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D. F Campbell
Bourbon County
Labette County
Campbell
Flannelly
Burton
Supreme Court
Touka
Attornsy
Grand’ Jury
Bin
Grand
J. W. Weaver
Weaver
George A. Clark
Topeka
Clark
Department of the Interior
Interior Department
Indiana Territory
John M. Reynolds
Parsons
Reynolds
Tt Tn
Praynolds
Cone
Torris
O'Donnel
Ullsworth
Welver Cne
Annuar
Benerence Storney
J. Ft. Sheppard
Fort Boatt
Fire destroys multiple buildings in Overbrook Kansas
A large early morning fire in Overbrook destroys the Worthy boarding house and spreads to several adjacent properties including Redmont hardware, Recker store, Fairehuds restaurant, Breckson shoe shop, and Jacob Hadsky’s office. Firefighters prevented spread to others. estimated losses around $25,000.
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Overtrook
Kan
Feume
Miss Worthy
Redmont Hardware and Implement
Recker
Ole Earns
Fairehuds
Ie Breckson
Jacob Hadsky
New Texas Shot Record Set by Adolph Toeppermein
Adolph Toeppermein of San Antonio set a new Texas record in a shooting trial using wooden blocks as targets. The event, conducted under harsh weather, involved bullets striking and deflecting blocks. referees discarded affected blocks, counting only clear bullet marks.
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Houston
Texas
Adolph Toeppermein
San Antonio
Mt van AiMhail
Brocks
Shoes on sale at 509 Kansas Ave in varied styles
Bargain shoe sale lists men’s and women’s footwear with prices from 45c to $3.50. Includes felt boots, rubbers, overshoes, slippers, and kids’ shoes. Exclusive Dr Reed Cushion Shoes agent notes location 509 Kansas Ave.
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RAE Orgree Aeries
Dr. Reed
Earth
Kansas Ave
January News Bits From Topeka And Beyond
A busy mix of city council notes, school reopenings, and local social updates. Mentions include Mrs Schmidt’s health, Dan Witzreald, Weather Bureau data, D A K chapter meeting, Topeka post office staff changes, and a Flintown mix of church services, college schedules, and community notices with names and places across Topeka and surrounding areas.
Panic at funeral ends in church crush in South Chicago
A panic erupted at the funeral service for Carrie Sayres at the South Chicago Congregational Church on Liventy Seventh Street and Saginaw Avenue. A fire alarm near the church caused a crowd crush as attendees rushed to exits, police intervened, and the service resumed with few injuries reported.
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Carrie Sayres
South Chicago
E . Citenko
O'Keefe
Peterson
Elo
Ermoke
Rumor of Boycott Over Santa Fe Recognition
San Francisco reports the Call claims the Order of Railway Telegraphers influenced the American Federation to boycott the Santa Fe railroad. The Santa Fe management refuses to recognize the union or the body they hire, despite union ties. The order has long sought to unionize Santa Fe telegraphers.
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Santa Fe
O. R T
San Francisco
Order of
American Federation
Santa Fe Railroad
Hirin
Santa Fa
Taft Nomination Sent To Senate For War Secretary
Washington reports the president sent to the Senate the nomination of William H. Taft of Ohio to be secretary of war. In Detroit Lawrence Depew, brother of Senator Chauncey M. Depew, died at 65 Forest Avenue Sunday from heart disease, after an illness lasting over a year.
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Washington
Senate
William H. Taft
Ohio
Depew
Kentucky School Burned Near Springfield
A fire destroyed St Catherine's Academy, a Catholic girls' school near Springfield, Louisville in January. The blaze caused about $200,000 in damages with no fatalities reported.
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Kentucky
Louisville
St Catherine's Academy
Springfield
Chicago fire witness recalls Iroquois theater disaster
John Griffith a Santa Fe engineer from Exaporia Kansas recounts escaping the Iroquois theater fire in Chicago. He describes a chaotic rush to the exit, trampling of frightened patrons, and vivid memories of the horrific scenes, noting two women in his party helped by his group.
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Exaporia
Kan
John Griffith
Santa Fe
Lves
Constitution Street
Chicago
Griffith
Iroquois Theater
Grimm
Tem
Mr. Griffith
Helle
Theaters Seek City Council Reopening Plan
Chicago theater managers urge the city council to reopen playhouses, aiming to employ about 25,000 workers left unemployed by closures. The plan allows using only the lower floors with ticket pricing from 25 to 50 cents up to 1 dollar, as reported by the State Journal.
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Chicago
Labor Takes Up Fire In Chicago Fire Probe
Chicago labor leaders vote to form a special committee from union delegates to independently investigate the Iroquois theater disaster fire causes. The move seeks accountability beyond city hall as pastors discuss social neglect and safety reforms.
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Chicago
Chicago Federation of Labor
Frisco Gains Long Term Route Through Arkansas
Jefferson City Jan 4 The St Louis and San Francisco railroad has for a period of 99 years the St Louis Memphis and Southern railroad. The franchise which was filed in the office of the secretary of state today covers the line from St Louis to Hunter, Hoxie and other points in Arkansas.
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St Louis, Memphis & Southern
Jefferson City
St. Louts & San
Senate panel backs General Leonard Wood for major general
Washington January 4 the senate committee on military affairs reported favorably General Leonard Wood for major general by a 7 to 2 vote Proctor Werrner Foraker Quarles Alger Cockrell Pettis voted affirmatively Scott Blackburn voted negatively Proctor was absent not present Hawley and Bate were absent A man seldom a confirmed bachelor one after come woman hat confirmed Mim
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Washington
Senate Committee On Military Affairs Today
Leonard Wood
Proctor
Werrer
Foraker
Quarles
Alger
Cockrell
Pettns
Scott
Blackburn
Hawley
Bate
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Signatare
Asdl McA
the Fitwell Shoe
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John Schmidt
Councll
Dan Witzrerald
Stormont Hospital
Blanche Boles
Washburn
Authors’ Club
Kay Saray Nue
C. EB. Eldridge
Harrison Clarkson
Copeland Hotel
Rev. O. & Morrow
Creston
Topeke
Miss Belie
Thompson
Topeka Avenue
M. C
E. H. Roudebum
C. A. Kung
Highland Park Limited
City Railway
Emigh
United Biotex Weather Bureau
Dodge City
William BE. Gibb
North Topeka
Tr. W. Hogeboom
H. M. Hogeboom
RW. Hogeboom
Frisco Hospital
the Argus of the Postoffice
Ed Ewing
Valencia
Stermont Dowtal
W. F. Shoch
A. W. Dunn
Mies Huth Campbell
Colman
Coleman
Pebranry 1
J. P. Coleman
Gohert
Jennings Hax
Federal
Goodland Republic
Willie Stein
Colorado
Incols Lemmer
Sherman County
Calvert
Reform School
Charles Sheldon
West Fifteenth
E A. Fredentingen
J. A. Bollman
Gos
Osage County
McLane
Richland
Shawnee County
Kansas City
Clifford
John O'Grary
Harkless
O'Graily
Crysier
Frm
Crysier & Histed
Histed
Rossington, Smith & Histed
Hixted
Gre
O'Grady
Hawkness, Crysler & 3x Od
Lnte
Taft
Emporia
Rakes Naeem Nee Eae
Aremen
James
Council
Taversbady
the State Journal
Frisco
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