Snapshot at Home News Mixed with Local Events
A garbled clipping describes a Topeka area community scene with speeches by George W. Winslow, theater notices, and church and civic events. Mentions of Woodmen service, Salvation Army speakers, theater programs, and local chairmen outline a busy week featuring entertainment, protests, and public notices amid a winter schedule.
Easy Money: Canal Commission Members Draw One Month’s Pay
Washington June 17 The secretary confirms the Hinsntor Moresa situation in the Renate committee of Inferqueanio cane. The canal commission notes a salary of $1,000 per month with expenses, and a quorum of 2859 is referenced.
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A. Wymmen
Leeds
Omer Almget
Tsuitnian Canal Commissioners
Fragmented report on commission expenditures from historical audit
The text notes disputed audit figures for a military commission’s expenses. It cites an aggregate amount reaching about $20,288 by a February date, and mentions travel expenditures averaging around $14,000 per commissioner. The passage is garbled and lacks clear context or names.
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Ernst
Nebraska Men Object to Whisk Broom Factory in Kansas
Nebraska man Slinton Lea backs a whisk broom plant using convict labor from the Nebraska penitentiary aimed at Hutchinson reform school inmates. Kansas lawmakers debate a bill to establish such a factory in the area around Hutchinson to provide inmate employment, facing Nebraska opposition and regional resistance.
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Nebraska
Kansas
Topeka
Residante
Slinton Lea
Hichinson Reformatory
Haren
Albhesieh
Lie Tuverial
Igatah- Hinson
Find—tay
Rice County
Leh & Plant
Hutchinign
Nebrasios
Lipton Seeks Progress as Shamrock II Nears Launch
Sir Thomas Lipton arrived at Dumbarton to inspect the Shamrock II and finalize launch plans. He said a cross news report was premature and that if the challenger does not beat the Columbia, Lipton’s chances are poor. Also reported: powder explosion at Johnstown injuring several workers, as crews tried to dry powder in a boarding room.
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Thomas Lipton
Dumbarton
Sestland
Anso
Columbia
Sir Thomas
Johnstown
Wee
Wnouhielioga
Grape-Nuts Cafe Narrates a Health Benefit Story
A New Albany, Indiana man recalls dental pain and tough food, then credits a change to Grape-Nuts. He notes improved digestion, strength for daily walks, and better overall health after adopting the cereal, praising its taste and stomach-soothing effects.
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New Albany
Ind
Phailly
Maine
Wool Growers Meet in Kansas City Jan 17
Kansas City delegates gather for a parimutuel convention of the Wool Growers Association. President Warren of Wyoming presides. reports from executive committees, treasurer and various addresses on sheep and wool industry topics are delivered by attendees from multiple states.
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Kansas City
Are Ton Wool Growers’ Association
Seaator Mrincis E. Warren
Wyoming
Aid Rel
Frank P. Bennett
Boyten
America
M.A. Cooper
Pentsylvanis
C. B. Selmon
Washington
Bursau of
Frank W. Harding
Winconsia
N. Tharth
Huston
Bullen
Idaho
Joseph EB. Wing
Ohio
Was Mercer Murdered in Liverpool City Scandal?
Intimate circles around the late George Barclay Mercer contend he was murdered not a suicide. Family friends and team manager George Carr press police for a fuller probe, claiming the unsigned "Whitin" letters are inauthentic and citing a recent $5,000 robbery attempt as motive for murder.
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Liverpool
San
George Barclay Mercer
Kintown
Winnie
Mercer
George
Tavie
Mianager
George Carr
Fan Franclven
Merer
Whitin
Hitin
RUN THE TEACHER OUT. Big Boys Cause School at New Malden to Be Closed
A troubled New Malden school faces closure after a month of turmoil driven by student factions and parental outcry. Parents demand unified leadership while tensions rise between the governing bodies and the teaching staff over discipline and school order.
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Karses
Siselle Sree
George W. Wins
Ena
Ts Jr
Benin
Piernondoh
Albanita
Mateurer
Topeka
Sandie
Epoe
Vinkong
John Marrsall
Grigien
Viet
Onatiefree
Elam
General Canard Wed
Heting
Toseka
Kan Mis Day
Kanene City
Kulfe Aid Werk
Joe AW
Erlinger
Hook
Hotty Phyatctas
Con Snbeeicnnera
Physelma
Ene
Record
Bericuttuire
Wien
Opien Bator
A. Bovta
Winlore
Aomerton
Pravkiurier
Mne
Germany
Lroniail
Denthe Ruthe
Hans Anid
State Board of Agriculture
Basie
Salvation Army
New Malden
New Maalden
Miléngurith
Horton
Atehison
Lin
Convention at Kinsley Discusses District Rites
The Ikrictite of Pything convened in Kinsley with Grand Leader C. S. McPlowait presiding. Kirker of Wichis and Mapefelt of Perry led notable delegates from multiple districts as twenty-foot windlead attendees joined the session before adjourning to Syracuse on April 1.
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Topeka
St. Louis
Crawford
Pew
Germania
Shelton
Ganste Bere
Yeste
Land
Philipple
Thackeray
McAfee
Kanunas Chy
HA. Heath Mester
Coburn
Kanvas
Trego
Grant Counties
Corryhouten
Ranoxie
Wallula
Tévis
Towands
Macbeth
Kinsey
Kat
Jan Dite Wiehthy
Grad
C. S. McPlowait
Colunthien
Wpimerich Aoa i
Kirker
Wichis
Perry
oWho
Kankas
Chishoma
Pistriot
Cote
Syracuse
Kai
Tangled Thursday Caption Notes Military Names
Thursday event listing names like Meekly Fetter Teer and Marion Arm pirons. References to Mrs Sarah Stenkel Mee and Mrs Ross Geiper appear among other افراد. Includes Annis Theraas and Mon Motto Hammond as captains or officials in a garbled roster of military or civic figures.
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Toneka
Val Tagies
Marion
Keener
Pance
Brntaly
Sarah Stenkel
WSEA
Ross Geiper
Annis Theraas
Motto Hammond
Indianapolis Preseason Aide Names For Senate Nomination
Fragmentary notice from The Fairbanks Programme outlines early plans for a senatorial nomination in Indianapolis. It mentions Senator AL Eittises and Booth Tarkington involved in the process, with Mrs. Roosevelt's Second Musical event in Washington referenced as upcoming. Further details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Fairbanks
Indianapolis
Ind
A. Mutton
Seaygral Deena
Senate
AL Eittises
Ull
Booth Tarkington
WOLCOTT URGES REPUBLICANS TO OUST 17 DEMS FOR SENATE
Denver January 17 Former US Senator Edward G Wolcott urged Republican lawmakers to expel 17 Democratic members from the House or risk a Democratic senator. He warned a deadlock could prevent a US Senate seat while his faction pressed for action and warned of retaliation if Democrats stall.
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Denver
Col
United States
Edward G. Wolcott
Berg
Henry M. Teller
House
Welcott
Arapluhor
Giott
Aqintix Inntead
Welsott
Gunaiort Dutot
Hit
Wocost
Man Captured After Jail Escape Leads to Texas Robbery Tie
Agsin CUNY fugitive escaped Chev county Jail last fall by sawing bars. He fled to Texas and was arrested in a robbery case but remained jailed briefly before escaping again. He was spotted at a Clay Center depot setting room and brought back to Clay Center. Local resident Benti ger, MT, 727 Ran eas ave, reports office hours 2 to 6 pm.
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Cuny
Carby Wreily
Chev
Marais
Texas
MéFartand
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