Transcontinental Association Meeting to Feature Mileage Joint-Interchange
Railroad officials prepare for a full week of sessions at the Transcontinental Association meeting. Key topics include joint mileage interchange, San Francisco discussions, and implications for California routes to Washington. Action centers on coordinating schedules, rates, and equipment, with attendees expected from major railroads.
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Transcoort
Reuscontinental Association
Epworth Deegue
San Franchco
California
Calle Fornia
Washington
Feaueura
Flack
Santa Fe Fire Alarm Reading Tale Warns Fire Readiness
An OCR fragment discusses Santa Fe fire alarm signals and shop fire readiness, noting blast signals for fires, alerts at depots and stations, and cautionary measures for shops, carts, and coal chutes. It references Dodge City, local officials, and railway operations, with scattered notes on personnel changes and conference discussions.
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Santa Fe
RELIGION IN SCHOOLS STIRRING DEBATE IN PHILIPPINES
Manila reports Representatives of the Central Catholics push for faith teaching in public schools while concerns rise over effects on Catholic children and national education policy. Jesuit and church leaders urge adherence to Catholic schooling, amid calls for balanced attendance in public institutions.
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Lipp
Manila
R F. Acalmienest
Schonte
Dramatic Vaudeville Attracts Audiences In Auburn
A noisy vaudeville spectacle titled The Git With the Autura Lovisa arrives in Auburn with scenic and electrical effects. Misd Kirwin acts as agent while Mis Spaiver Bea promotes performances. The tour features Hauert Strauss as manager and Sauterzel leading the orchestra in a century of concerts across America and Canada. The appearance date is January 16.
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Autura Lovisa
Mise Kirwin
Veto Spiaver
Hauert Strauss
Itu Soipo
Stauterzel
Conquetor
America
Featielfa
Canada
Real Estate Transfers and Local Notices
Real estate transfers list multiple grantors and grantees including Fred V Gibson and others with details on lots and streets in Tope, Lamar, and Arlington areas. Also notes court-administrative transfers, and a brief profit report from the State Grain Inspector detailing December collections of $2,080.25 and expenditures of $2,456.25, with a net profit figure implied.
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Fred V. Gibson
Diltell
van Streti
Curtis Joba Sees
Fee Eis Ke Peer Watt
Agenus
Brooks Andisiin
J. Ti. Mulvane
Marr D. Holl Cary ii
Ranses Avenia
A. F. Pools
Arlington Sisiohee
McKensie
Kansas Man Sues for 25000 Damages Over Published Allegations
Ed White of Kansas City Kansas files a $25,000 suit in Wyandotte County court claiming he is innocent of charges repeated in a Kansas City Missouri newspaper article from November. The case is set for February hearing in Johnson City Court, detailing that the same article appeared in several papers. The dispute centers on alleged misconduct by White and another man named Griffin as described in court records and related testimony.
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Ed Walte
Kansan City
Kan
Kensie City
Paper Sud
Baneas City
White
Kansas
Corepany
Bagtus
Trembly
Birk
Panxton
Kansas City
Ed White
Griffin
AH Sargeant
Charlotte Street
Wilesa
Sargeant
Banishment of Canteen Sparks Military Reform Debate
Fort Leavenworth reports clash over abolishing the post canteen and its entertainment functions for soldiers. Officials warn beer halls and canteen access may influence morale, fund misuse, and military provisioning. Debate centers on preserving military needs while curbing civilian influence and evading propaganda. Minor note of a separate crime item follows in Leavenworth dispatch.
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Fort Leavenworth
Eoin Rungrese
Adistant Geneew Cordia
Assault and mob attack endangers prisoner transfer
A chaotic sequence erupts as a mob forms around a police station to target Alexander after an assault case. Police and county officials conduct searches, with warrants issued for highway robbery and attempted criminal assault. Alexander is moved to Lansing under guard amid tense crowds and night-time transfer concerns.
Sailing man deserts wife seeks confinement in Kansas City
A man identified as JA Tillmay, calling himself Hanses City, entered a Kansas City office claiming he wished to be locked up for safety. He said he deserted his wife and two children last week after leaving Salina, asking to be placed with his sister Mrs Jorn.
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Kansas City
Hanses
Tillmay
Humiave Agest Greenman
Safekechine
Salina
Airs Jorn
Post Reunion Installation of Carbondale Units
Carbondale veterans and Women’s Relief Corps held a reunion and installation service led by Post Commander L W Fulton. A supper followed, with installation work continuing as officers and members were listed including J W Reynolds and G W Allen.
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Carbondale Veterans and Women's Bollef Corps
Sarbonnale
Annie Duffy
W.rc
Noth Dieeoeaithe
J. W. Reynolds
G. Wo Allen
J. K Sullivan
Chapman
Do DB
Gibbs
Quitermaster
A. B. Hackett
McDaniels Appointed Amos Guard Chief In City Roles
JW Murgooh names McDaniels as officer of the Amos guard and Oliver of the guard with Sarah Oz as assistant guard and Mies A Allie M as Sullivan's secretary.
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Murgooh
JW. McDaniels
Amos Is
Wait
McDaniels
Sarah Oz
Mies A Allie M
Sullivans
Riots in Wichita End in Street Duel and Arson Suspects
In Wichita on January 14 a violent street clash erupted after a midnight duel between Will Schnell and Johnson, who fired within a block range. Johnson was wounded and arrested. Schnell overpowered by a mob at the Masonic temple entrance as crowds battled with rocks and clubs. A motorman, EA Simley, was thrown from a car by hoodlums. police kept order amid the chaos as fire danger drew hundreds of spectators.
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Aregross
Wichita
Saturn
Ted
Il Senneli
Soento
Cash Johrao
Lax
Wil
Pam Johnson
Valley Ae
EA Simley
Doug Avenue
Prince
Will Schnell
Nesto
Johnson
Schnetl
Woodmen Favor Brown for Delegate Seat in Sixth District
On January 4 Woodmen of Northwest Kansas urged Farmes Brown of Norvo for delegate from the Sixth district. The group seeks united support to push Brown as one of the head camp representatives at the next meeting and to advance the order’s vital business.
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Brown
Woodmen
Northwest Kansas
Almens
Farmés Brown
Noruo
Retiring Judge Riggs Parewell Honored in Ottawa Court
A ceremony recognized Judge Riggs Parewell retiring after service as judge of the Fourth Judicial District. C A Smart read resolutions. Judge Riggs spoke gratefully. A portrait will hang in the court room as Judge A W W Benston prepares to take the bench Monday.
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Riggs
Ottawa
Ricey
Aww
Bensot
C. A. Smart
Anarchist La Questions Sociales Matter Seized at Paterson
New York reports four registered packages addressed to La Questions Sociales, an anarchist organ in Paterson, were seized by customs. The bundles contained Tolstoi works and other printed matter described as proper and legal by the writers, prompting protests from Paterson’s anarchists and questions about the actions of postal and customs officials.
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New York
Paterson
la Questions Sociale
Trimble
King Humbert
Paterson, He Questioned Traditor
Keteve
Brend
Sing
Italy
M0ier
Setty
Sn Ree
Apa
Insiach
Kryptokine
Malatestas
Tolstas
Bo Eigel
Newark
Pac
Postoffien
New Original Temperance Play Set For State Union
Far Charles M. Feng will read an original temperance story at the State Temperance Union annual convention January 24 29. The piece, never printed or staged before, will be printed as a pamphlet by the time the convention convenes. The reading is planned for the auditoriums and may draw a large city crowd.
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State Temperance Union
Charles M. Feng
Auditorus
Union
Banner winner sought for Republican County display
Fragmentary report notes Harrisons Flag to be awarded to Republican County. A Kansas Dey club meeting in January references plates and banners, with counts and claims across counties. Mentions Wyandotte, Sosanna, Garvnte, Stanley, and gubernatorial vote figures. Crawford County item mentions a burner recipient.
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Harrisons
Kansas
Wyandotte Sosanna
Garvnte
Tre
Stanley
Eain
Crawford County
Labor Disputes Settle as Water Works Plan Debated
In a prolonged disagreement, labor groups and contractors clash over the waterworks project in this city. A tentative settlement ends a eight week stalemate, allowing work to proceed under new terms and supervision.
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Eeeres
Present From W. T. Sodan Emperis Jan 14
In a night ceremony W T Soden acknowledged the efficient services of the fromen during the turning of Nia barn W atthesdar night. He presented them with a gift in the shape of 2.
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W. T. Sodan
Emperis
T. Soden
Fromen
Nia Barn
Cure for Scrofula and Sores Promoted by Topeka User
An advert describes Guy Theakstoo of the Hotel Throop in Topeka praising a medicine named Botinie for scrofula and skin diseases. He claims multiple doctors failed, but the potion cured his scrofula, sores, eruptions, and skin troubles at advanced stages. Mail orders urged to Efrian Co. 387 Mitchell Street, Mania, Ga.
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Throop
Topeka
Howley
Addrem Efrian
Mitchell Strert
Mania
Gea
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