White versus Nation in cross examination in court
Mrs Nation cross examines ex lieutenant and accuses Mrs White of varied arrests while Mrs White denies all charges. The court adjourns to retrieve records as the long hearing reveals alleged fabrications, a Chicago trip, and disputes over contracts. The exchange features questions about invitations, purchases, and family. The mood remains tense as both sides pursue credibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary White
Marion
Darenil
Nation
Attorney Slater
Mire
Mra White
Seaves
Mr. White
Chicago
Dumont
Durpentl
White
Fragmentary court notes on arrest records and warrants
Fragmentary text recounts a trial and arrests including a justice of the peace Jemison convicted of selling WM. A tense exchange involves Mrs White and mentions a 1584 arrest and United States warrants. The clerk of the United States district court is cited about producing records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sutton
Haiti
Abe
Triad
W. TE
Jemison
Test for Waddell at Western Handicap at Washington Park
The Waddell entry vies with top horses in the Western Handicap at Washington Park with 22 pounds to carry. Veterans like Pink Coat, Ridar Turas, Tebert Waddell and Futurity winner Martimas pace a strong field of 3-year-olds and older runners in a major autumn program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bes
Robert Waddell
Washington Park
Pink Coa
Ridar Turas
Tebert Waddell
Martimas
Taf & A
West
Ed Austin
Abe Frank
Edie Busch
Memnon
Sieter Jeanie
Fiorm Sack
Ruslim
Sir Oliver
Infant Dies After Fly Bite in Osawatomie
An Osawatomie infant aged about one month died following a bite by an ordinary home fly. The parents, Mr and Mrs Jas Turner, reported the bite occurred around July 6. A reaction and subsequent signs of poisoning led to the infant's death, with a physician suggesting possible inoculation from paint or fresh wall materials.
Tailors May Strike In New York Area
The Brotherhood of Tailors, representing Manhattan, Brooklyn, Newark, and nearby areas, plans a strike that could involve over sixteen thousand workers across tailoring shops. The action aims to abolish noncontract terms and secure higher wages, with a decision due within a day or two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brotherhood of Tadors
Manhattan
Broddyn
Owanyibe
Newark
Ross
Strikers restrained in Leavenworth hearing noted
A court hearing scheduled for August 10 in Leavenworth New York involves restraint actions against workers. The document cites Majed Gutks and outlines a wage amount of 27800 with related fees and notices as part of the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andie Wilting
Leavenworth
Library and Parlor Running on Wheels
Fragmented OCR notice describes a mobile library and parlor service with wine buffet aboard a Vandaling Pennayiwanda line car. Mentions schedules, locations in St Louis and Kansas, and a cabinet of medicines offered by Dr Fowler. Please address inquiries to a listed agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Louis
Reno
Cholers Syiantune
Diarthoes
Fowler
Wrong Pole Incident Causes Post Hall Confusion
Lincoln Post No 1 GAB faced a mix up as a pole intended for another firm was erected at the post hall during a ceremony. McVey explained the mistaken pole came from the pile of timber and will be corrected soon, with the area by the others prepared for future use.
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Lincoln Post No
D. McVey
McVey
Mr. McVey
AOL
Strikers End Work In St Louis Freight Tie Up
In St Louis on July 6 the freight handlers strike appeared to end as 500 transfer teamsters who joined in sympathy returned to work following their union action last night. Freight hands in East St Louis raised demands from 1.60 to 3.0 a day for pickers and from 0.60 to 1.40 a day for truckers. A committee of 18 freight handlers planned visits to various locations as freight moved from east side warehouses.
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St Louis
Euat St. Louis
East Bt
St. Louis
Cuban products and looming tariff questions for congress
A quoted dispatch from Washington cites Representative Join Dalzell and others warning that Cuban product concessions will be a major upcoming issue for Congress. Focus centers on sugar market access, beet sugar protection, and broader trade friction involving dairy, meat, machinery, and textiles with Cuba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Join Dalzell
Pennsylvania
Ways and Means
Washington Dispatch
the Tribune
Congress
Wilson
Department of Agriculture
Cuba
Rankla Returns to Manage Goodlander Hotel
The Fort Scott Tribune reports J. B. Rankla agrees to assume management of the Goodlander Hotel. J B Lee of the Sree hotel leaves his post, Hankle arrives from Topeka, and arrangements are made for Rankla to take over tomorrow morning with Mrs Hankla following.
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Goodlander
Fort Scott
Goodmader
Mra Hankla
Wortimar Nye Den LaPorte July Release
Fragmentary local notice from LaPorte Indiana mentions Wortimar Nye Den and Demers Edie in a July context with unspecified details. The readable text hints at a public or civil action but lacks clear dates or actions. Further readable facts are not present in the fragment.
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Wortimar
LaPorte Ind
Lesding
Outing plans and summer trips from Topeka residents
A long list of local residents from Topeka and surrounding areas reveal plans for summer outings, visits, and departures to cities like Ottawa Colorado Springs Buffalo and New York. Families including the Legier Goodrich Attic Patps and others prepare journeys and hosting summer gatherings while others return from trips or plan to join relatives across the region. Overarching notes mention skating groups booking travel, Cresing tours, and residents visiting parents or entering colleges. The column also notes a July 7 stopover in New York with a caboose to Buffalo and a concert at Vinewood Park by the Knights of Pythias band.
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Metta Legier
Valley Faia
Clovis Dale
Charles Patps
Harris Goodrich
Bred Goodrich
Topeke
Wallace Attic
Vandrif
Fred Legier
Alter Coffman
Chartes
Howel Jones
Margaret
Col
W. A. Johnston
Johnston
Western College
Oxford
Ohio
Garver
Manitou
Yeepuccian Club
Otis
Salina
Crosby
Warren Chaney
S. Farnsworth
Mexico
Walter J. Veale
Topeki
Veale
Topeka
P. Murphy
Cullen
Monroe Street
Effingham
Kan
Eo ‘Murphy
L. A. Murphy
Theodore Hammatt
Mile
Colorado Springs
Hammatt
Charles Kitchell
Kanase City
S. C. Nichols
Buffalo
Great Lakes
W. K Jansen
Chicago
Matel Brockway
Albert Warner
Chicas
J. Bleck
Leavenworth
Lynda Schmits
Hutchinson
Marie Rickee
Mies Harriet Jackson
Fort Scott
Ray Perrie
Joop W
Harry Gavitt
George Man Judd
Boulder
Veniee Whitney
Carbondale
Zonkle
St Joe Toasy
Hughes Autograph Request and Rubber Stamp Incident
A report describes Mr Hughes asked to sign official documents to send to Washington. Officials note documents signed with rubber stamps violate rules. Hughes’ autograph appeared on several checks monthly, prompting questions about authenticity and procedures.
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Mayer JW
Hughes
Washington
Kir
Santa Fe
Aabington
Hughes Hus
Fragmentary note hints at Hughes' overconfidence and mayoral oversight
A garbled passage suggests a speaker likens Hughes to a master of easy strokes and mock authority. It mentions attention to the mayor and the risk of checks in circulation, implying scrutiny of Hughes' actions and potential financial concerns.
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Ukes
Hughes
North Topeka Local Notes And Travel Snippets
North Topeka community items list visits illness travel and family news. Names like Mr Galloway Mrs Torrence and Miss Jessie Priddy appear with addresses in Topeka and nearby towns. The note mentions a Tola trip and a wedding in Gniey and Silva Lake area with several residents visiting relatives.
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Kimball Printing Company
Kansas Avenue
Bell of Bills
Topeka
Harry White
F. Adams
John Steele
Helen
Belvue
May Warnock
Nannie Carruthers
Manton
Denver
Colorado Springs
G. W. Williams
Cal- Hornis
Harrison Street
Mra
A. Torrence
Wamero
Mra. &. L. Cooper
Monroe Street
Costley
Bessie Burgen
Tola
Sire O. ‘T. Schnetter
Central Avenue
Arthur Silvernail
Terra Haute
Ind
Mr. Silvernail
William Casey
Mian
Agnes Reinecker
Horton
Airs
J. W. Hart
KA. Markham
Jefferson Street
Markham
Dora Hilenstein
Visii
Enna “Euenstein
A.J. Kistler
See Street
George Hutton
Maple Grove
Silas Gertrude Ashpole
Silver Lake
Gond
Walter ‘Ogden
Hospital Corps
Manila
San Fest
Grant Street
Family plans and Manitou trip noted in local notices
Local notice items describe travel plans of the Safford and Holman families. Wil and companions visit Pueblo relatives then Manitou with camping in the mountains before Miss Safford starts work in a parish office. The Holman family also plans Manitou joinings as renovations at 1603 Kuteras Avenue are noted.
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Wil
Pueblo
Mims Safford
Mrs
Miss Brazier
Manitou
Miss Safford
Prarion
Rev
Mra Culvin Holman
Clara Holman
Miss Holman
Holman Cottage
Lau Holman
Stella Holman
Mr. Hofrman
Kuteas Avenue
Binkene
Tilite Nortinae
Ruth
Nystrom
Jackson Town
Stina
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Doe
Sema
Katy Eick
Bommmer
Barrain
Puassenmet
Clark Street
Eapers
Kensis Avenue
Bessey
Lincoln Post
Teamsters
J.B. Rankla
Ume
Bofislo
Bufalo
Philthistine
Vinewood Park
Knights of Pythiss Band
MR. Hughes
Fueg
North Topeka
Richelieu
Saliia
Aweeagss
Onsumy
W. J. Miller
Columbia, Imperial, and
Spaulding
Topeka Cycle Co
East Eighth ST
Kdiek
Arta Senate
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