Enthusiasm At Shawnee County Curtis Club Meeting
Capt H M Philips elected president as officers named and speeches given by Judge Hazen and others. The Curtis club formed with six members pledging support for Charles Curtis while urging re election and campaign against opponents in the state and county political scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shawnee County
Intersti
Charles Curtis
Curtis
Curtin
Jefferson County
George Davin
Cyrus
Jefferoon County
Torbine
Ut Smate
Board of
Ariculture
Usere
Theo J. B. Crown
Jefferson
Aki
Davis
Wis & Cood
M_ Philins
Joke T Chaney
Ge Aod
Brith
W. Pagan
Uvdsurer
Wwerds
Clue
Ain Philins
Curtis Club Platform Declaration Endorses Curtis for Public Service
The Curtis Club adoptions praise for Charles Curtis and his loyalty to domestic virtues. It commends his fidelity, public service, and efforts to advance Kansas interests while urging reforms and a united Republican stance ahead of forthcoming elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtin Club
Owen
Gouer
Orton
Aby Sime
National Afmalirs
Charles Curtis
Rome
Kansan
Syery
Desperate Courtroom Fight Results in Fatal Shootout
In Oak Rider near Vicksburg Mississippi three county residents die in a morning gun battle inside Justice Griffin's court. Rolland Stephenson and Gue Austin were killed along with Rolland's son, others were wounded. The incident followed the opening of the trial of an accused man. Dr James Austin among the wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vicksburg
Misa
Oak Rider
James Austin
Otho Austin
Steptierthan
Oak Latgethe
Degas
Fred
Empire the Tails
Axis
Rolland
Stephenson
Gue Austin
San
Huntington Surrenders Opposition to Nicaragua Canal
Washington reports California delegates jubilant over Colin Huntington withdrawing opposition to the Interoceanic canal. They claim his shift stems from belief canal benefits outweigh harms, boosting Pacific coast development and his Pacific Mail interests. The withdrawal is seen as a major potential boom for the canal project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
California
Colin P. Huntington
Nicaragua Canal
Huntington
Nuit
Pacife
Pacific Coast
Southern Pacific
Pacific Mail Steamship Line
Mr. Huntington
Too Much Honey Turns Taste To Rejection, Experts Warn
Atrar ate a heaping saucer of Grape Nuts every morning and enjoyed it until ten days later he turned against it and lost pleasure in the dish. The pattern parallels others who overindulge in honey or candy, as the body rebels when portions exceed moderation. Grapes remain edible in moderation despite initial appeal and eventual aversion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atran
Seaton Corrects Rumor On Treasurer Race In Topeka
Capt John Seaton relayed claims that Leland promised L McCarthy Nortonville would name Frank Grimes as treasurer and Lennie Randolph as congressman at large. McCarthy and Randolph deny, saying the story favors Curtis and hurts Rep. Bailey. Jefferson county largely backs Senator Baker and opposes Burton. Randolph denies any candidacy. local Republicans urge prudent primaries and loyalty to party interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Seaton
Atohlaon
Topeka
Leland
C. ©. McCarthy
Nortonville
Ginee
Frank Grimes
Lennle Randolph
MacCarthy
Randolph
Curtis
Batley
Jefferson County
Captain Beaton
Journal
Noctonvilla
Tam
Grimeshaw
Sacie Tpation
Vin Journal
Bailey
Shawnee County
Jefferson
Lasurer
W. J. Bailey
Congress
Senator Baker
Baker
Renater Finker
Burton
Echampton
Curti
Cart
Leslie Randolph
Senator Laker
W. J. Flatley
Fualley
Hilk
Thie County
Lucien Maker
United States
Curtix
Renator Baker
J. R. Burton
Benator Baker
Pemenh
Chartle Curtis
Nim
Reformatory Burned Home for Refractory Boys Destroyed
Fire destroyed the New York Jam W Iine Newark City home for reformants at Verona New Jersey last night. Inmates were evacuated safely and all facilities searched. authorities report all boys accounted for and out of danger while fire investigators assess origin and containment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Newark City
Verona
N. J
Eastern Tennis Matches Boston Opens Week Series
The first racquet match of two series at the BAA courts featured Peter Latham, world champion, vs Quincy A Shaw Jr American amateur champion, along with George Standing and Tom Partit. Petit and Braifieth won in straight games 25-6, 25-10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
BAA
Peter Latham
Quincy A. Shaw
George Standing
America
Tom Partit
BA. A
Petit
Braiifieth
Suare
Fighting His Way in the Philippines Near San Pedro Benang
A Manila Herald dispatch recounts General Schwan's brigade marching from San Pedro Macate to Muntinupa, engaging insurgents near Binang and Benan. American forces, including Macabebe scouts, Forty-sixth and Thirteenth regiments, and Hayes' cavalry, routed insurgents who retreated toward Siam. Two Americans wounded, several natives captured, and reports place the enemy at about five hundred in Noriel’s command with a rear guard near the Sin road. Colonel Ballard’s unit recaptured Raiding, while the advance toward Silia or Carmona promises continued pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Herald
Manila
San Pedro Macate
Schwan
Muntiniupa
Btnang
Steele
Hayes
Hel
Binang
Siam
Nolin
Eleventh Cavalry
San Pedro Tunacan
Benan
Johnson
Whittieth Regiment
Tac Hcs
Noriel
Silia
Carmona
Ballard
Thirty-ninth
Insurgenta
Sin Road
Firemen Overcome in New York Bowling Alley Fire
A five story building at Went Fifteenth burned today housing bowling alleys and a gymnasium. Firemen faced dense smoke from pine boards, with about forty men overcome. most returned to work after rescue. Charles Netuel of engine 13 suffered the worst exposure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hr Engine Company
Charles Netuel
Engine 13
Wen
Amalgamation of Banks in New York Reported
Rumors long swirling in New York City about a merger between the National Bank of Commerce and the National Asian Bank have solidified into a near certainty. The consolidation would create a $10,000,000 institution with Joseph Hendrix of the National Union Bank as president. Banking officials declined to discuss details, while directors from both banks offered no comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
The
Herald
Amalea
National Bank of Commerce
National Asian Bank
Joseph ©. Hendrix
National Union Bank
Offdale
Joseph C. Hendrix
Jobe Clatlin
Bank of Commerce
George G. Havin
Bowlers' Congress Opens with National Participation
Baltimore hosts the annual American Bowlers' Congress with bowlers from across the nation. The meeting includes processions and contests, with several new members admitted to multiple city leagues including Indianapolis, Chicago, Louisville, and St Joseph among others. Four sailors drowned in Gloucester as the Betith S.Wast crew perished off Nova Scotia on New Year’s Day while trawling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowlers' Congress
Baltimore
Jan
American Bowlers’ Congress
Indianapolis
North Chicago
Chicgo Bowling League
Southern Bowlin League
South Side Bowling League
American Bowling League
Northwestern Bowling League
North Side Bowling League
Commercial Bowling Seserue
Binago
Louie- Tillie Bowling League
Louisville
Bowling League
St Joseph
Gloucester
Mass
Um Nowa Scotia
JHE FARMERS FATE
A long, dense discussion of agricultural economics questions the impact of market controls on farmer profits. It cites corn and cotton price volatility, potential syndicate power to regulate supply, and the losses Kansas farmers endured from low prices and high harvesting costs. The piece argues for new marketing methods and warns against dominance by speculators and middlemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Tis
Walter Ni
Ader
Howe
Geo. E. Sher
Nebraska
Kotwas
Seich
Tankus
Iss
Maling
Kansas
Rome
Ctnana
Wensiler
Issk
Snc
Kanan
Kanwas
Joslne
Kannas
Wnteld
Chicago
Sivek
Miiers
Delegates Return From Havana With Strong Cuban Hopes
Four Cuban generals including Miro Castro Rabi and Lara arrived in Santiago de Cuba to a 6000 strong crowd. They spoke at receptions and denounced external interference while urging readiness to renew the struggle if needed. Local press pushes a hard line against intruders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santiago
Cuba
Jon
Rabi
Miro
Lara
Castro
Havana
Wood
McKintey
Rabl
Interveniiz
Bene
Cubano Libre
The
Finnish Emigration Seen Surging To Northwest From Calumet
All Finns Coming Calumet Mich Jan 1 The Finnish junta seeks aid to restrain oppression in Finland and predicts up to 25 000 Finns will emigrate this year mainly to the Northwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calumet
Mich
Exar
Finland
Needle Syndicate Revived Berlin Jan W it is announced
Manufacturing circles report that the needle syndicate has been revived. The brief note cites renewed activity and mentions Berlin as a key reference point in the industry revival. Entitled figures and dates are not clearly provided in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Needle Syndicate
Berlin
Jan. W
Eee
Goodwin Suit Against Santa Fe Dismissed for Collection
Mrs Goodwin of Osage County sees her damages award from Santa Fe railroad stuck in receivership. Judge Hook dismissed the state court action to collect. the claim must be filed in federal court in the hands of receivers. The long dispute began in Osage County and moved through the Supreme Court without payout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hass
Santa Fe
Hook
Allie May Goodwin
Ousge County
Osage County
Plaiant
Sanita Fe
Supreme Court
Goodwin
Santa Fé
Waters
Osage
Henry
Hirida
Peesivers
Demand Higher Wages By Red Mill Workers
Cleveland January 10 workers at the American Steel plant demand a 24 percent wage increase and threaten a walkout if coal, time, and other concessions are not granted by next payday. Several government workers would be affected by the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
American Steel Company
Entirlty
Seattle man charged with exporting girls abroad
A naturalized U S citizen named Barnet Deinberg, once a prominent community member, is charged in Seattle with exporting underage girls. He has reportedly lived in the United States for many years and faces legal action in connection with this case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Barnet Grinberg
United States
Deinberg Wan
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Fas
Laver
Mr. Cu
Aehi
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Weil
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Mr. Randolph
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Kansas Avenue
Rowley & Snow
Ong
Sixth St
Kansas Ave
Dean’s
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
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Kohl’s
Tay
Dr.Thompson
Bigod
Fiat
Dapan
Toreka TransFen Co
Omca
Sania
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