Midwinter Exposition Opens with Oil and Gas Displays
The Topeka area hosts the Kansas Midwinter Exposition in the auditorium, featuring a large oil and gas exhibit showing drilling paraphernalia and well components. Entertainment includes the Mamba troupe, Horobatd and jugglers, with Brigham managing performers. Cars and weather crowd attendance affected by cold, while exhibits from Coffeyville to Montgomery county showcase regional industry.
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Furnweil
Kaunas
Iit
Senora
Petivical
Japan
Jegen Ie Atrald
Sivan
Tapas
United States
Mogland
Teddy
Georgy E. Grimaley
Wil and Gas Fett
Vroutheastern
Kansas
Lurgy
Andach
Polit
Lev
Lola Pwerland
Tts Leiwile Skreieh
Pra Gute Oh
Montgomery County
Nicky Plant
Tt Oller
Lola
Coffeyville Lrik
Deonratice
Furioak Volom
Sears
Dot Waviiin
Arid Cmdkore
Ex Dowttien
Thin City
Yiettoes
H Howerd Company
Kiel
Gtta
Hall Lihographing display and local musical entertainments
The exhibit spot features a Hall Lihographing company display on the mouth side of the bulla nat with afternoon and evening performances by Marshall's and Watson's orchestras and other city musical organizations. The stage area is cleared for performers and the rear converted to a decorated dressing room. Various firms including Hall Stationery, Horlick's Food, Huxtings Industrial, and many others are listed in association with the event, reflecting a bustling display and entertainment scene.
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Marshall's and
Watson's
W. W. Giseesple
F P. Fienniken, Jr
Op. Stairwage
Lite Baker
Senate and House hear Panama information resolution
Washington January 25 the senate debated a resolution from Mr Culberson and others requesting the president provide all correspondence between the state department and Colombia and Panama on the Panama separation. The house discussed a privileged resolution asking for details on state department expenses and related notices.
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Washington
Senate
Culierson
Pazina
Munnittes
Gorman
Culberson
Carthick
Cockrell
Department of State
United States
Bogota
oCiombla
Panama
Colombia
Beermai
Washington, Wn
House
Adams
State Department
Secretary of State
Hitchcock
Neb
Tate Tua
Armour Sales Drive May Wheat Drop Then Quick Rally
Armour sold about 1.5 million bushels of May wheat as prices slipped one percent on the day. Rumors of rains in the southwest spurred shorts to cover, pushing May near 2% higher before a late rally cooled the trade. Estimates of Armour's total sales ranged widely, with some figures up to 7 million bushels, while nearby contracts held steady at the close.
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Gbiengo
Armour
Suthwest
Chek
Pricve
Buried Under Mine Fire Victims in Cheswick Disaster
A deadly explosion at the Harwick Coal Company mine near Cheswick traps and entombs 155 to 157 workers. Rescue efforts are hindered by collapsed shafts and gas, with many presumed dead or dying. Wives and children gather at the pit mouth as officials, physicians, and rescuers rush to the scene amid reports of injured miners and a damaged air shaft.
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Pittsburg
Harwick Coal Company
Cheswick
Rmain
Milcht
Tenmucus
Tpple
George Schests
Syirinedale
Tte
Allegheny Coal Company
Cleveland
Sheets
J. K. Morris
Pittsburgh Tonl and Drop Forge Company
Henry Mahew
George Waltman
Fr. Gillespie
Allegheny Hospital
Waltman Will Bie
Hoss Gorton
Hoe
Gordon
Welptuumster
Teady
Muly
Lear
Cunninghar
Trains Delayed as Weather Ranges Across States
Reports from the intary general offices indicate weather in Kansas and the West similar with oxides in Topeka while Colorado and Texas show colder conditions. Snow is noted near Pueblo and temperatures fall below freezing in several locations, causing delays on the train lines including Nos. 1 3 5 6 with varied late arrivals and earlier departures.
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Government Weather Bureau
Kansas
Jay
Collier
Jennings
Weather Bureau
el Paso
Barnedag aileWe
Texas
Old Alexico
New Enigland
Mat Mertiinn
Manitoba
Prince Albert
Arn
Swift Current
Winnipes
Bisnarck
Moorhead
St Baul
Kereiveps
Waehingten
Winnines
Drereet
Trent
Erniment
Abtlepe
Sero
Salina
Eli
Lawrence
Fulchuson
Budge City
Concordia
Wichita
Kansas City
Biemarrk
Chicago
Omaha
St. Paul
Intary
West
Topeka
Colorado
Wells Ton
Purvell
Kansas Phy
Newton and
Arkainsas
Howe
Major Sherman Dead
Des Moines Jan 2 Major Hoyt Sharman brother of General W T Sherman and Secretary John Sherman died at his home after months of ill health.
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Des Moines
Hoyt Sharman
W. T. Sherman
John Sherman
Wreck on Illinois Central train near Morgasi North of Ltr
A Central Illinois wreck on the New Orleans to Chicago line north of Morgasi was reported with one death and several injuries. Doctors and aid were dispatched to the scene as details remained sparse.
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Mt Tenn
Trnals
New Orleans
Chicago
Nestates
Tenn
Ltr
Vote Central
Advice From Home in Manila On War Business Shift
Manila reports from January reveal Japanese merchants advised by home government to transfer operations to American firms amid hostilities. Chicago dispatch dated January mentions a similar shift as tensions rise and trade adjusts to wartime conditions.
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Manila
Tel Tl
Blizzard Sweeps Midwest as Nebraska Freezes
A severe winter blast grips the nation from Nebraska to Illinois and Missouri. Chicago records 15 below, with a possible new low as a man is found frozen on Thirty-second Street. Snow, ice, and delays hit St Louis, Winnipeg, and other cities while rivers freeze solid in Iowa and Oklahoma braces for more storms.
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Joseph Bristow
Senate
Button
M. £.Cordiran
St. Louis
United States Grand Jury
Bristow
Scindsis
Burton
Department
United States Senate
Cyrus Leland
Leland
National Committee
David Mulvane
Baker
Tits Ones
Kunaa
Kansas
Hain
E.W. Hoch
Batley
United States
Institute of Healing
Nevada
Thurton
Rooseelt
Missouri
Roosevelt
Washington
Jan
Joseph E. Bristow
Joseph W. Folk
Republic
Theodore Rossevelt
William E. Cochrane
Grand Jury
Cochrane
Post Office Department
Taik
Post Office
Major Dennis
Fatto Grain and Securities Company
Dennis
Postomce
Cochine
Betatow
Dontmaster
Chicago
Northwest
Frogen Stiff
Thirty-second
Mercury
Bismarck
Williston
North Dakota
Minnedose
M. T
Minnadoss
Bloomington
Illinois
Strees
Winnipeg
Man
Omahe
Neb
Nebraska
Lincoln
North Platte
Peoria
St. Joseph
Aul
Minn
Wis
Racine
Duluth
Detroit
Mich
United States Weather Bureau
Oklahoma
Guilirle
Lalfay
Oklahom
Russia's Plan Yet to Be Set by Berlin Talk
Berlin reports the German government weighs the current spuriat ion of positions as Tokyo signals a likely declaration unless Japan accepts sufficient concessions. The note hints at tense diplomacy and the risk of a broader crisis as talks continue.
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Berlin
Japan
Austin Slatents
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Lanses
Hall Stationery Company
Horlick’s Food Company
H. B. Howard
Ont Pasteuriaing Company
Canton
B. MacDowell
Huxtings Industrial Company
Chisees
Tele P. Jordan
Oboctet
Witte’ Gamay & Cracker
R. Jones
Sturges, Burns & Co
Kansan City
Chea Wolf Packing Company
Mente
Otte Kuehne & Co
Crosby Brom
Ween We Malt Food
Manito Continental Creamery Company
National Sean Company
Leaven- Grape & Co
W. Douglas
Jancee Falls
Vermont
Kilver-Metaler Mercantile Company
Riker Perfumery Company
New York City
National Heating Company
Omehs
Keneas City
Bloomfeld,Jensen Manufacturing Compar
Burton ON
Blixaard
Mr. Jennings
Rialto Company
J. R Burton
Federal Grand Jury
St Louie
Baltimore & Ohio
Ture
Dennia
Raisin
Ao General Counsel
James’s
Deninis
St. Linig
Pat Dwyer
Chester H. Krum
Thomas &. Harlin
Khidze Company
Burton T
Benator Burron
Bt. Lawaks
Burton Dd
Mahoney
Apain
Cammy
Kak
Rite Grain Company
St Tauie
Hugh C Dennis
Rialto Grain and Securities Company
McDonald
Surton EN St, Louis
St Louis
U. 5
Pam
Major Sherman
Senator
Ohl
Keokuk
Tas Moines
Russia
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