Want Them Bad Lawyers Aim for Judge in Bride’s Place
A garbled political item outlines Governor Stanley’s January plan to appoint judges and the crowded race for fall elections. Names like Swarts, McDermott, Lawrence, and others in Sumner and adjacent counties are mentioned amid speculation on endorsements, appointments, and party maneuvering.
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Deckélin
Stanhiy Haa
Econ Atondey
Tims
Ad Ressons
Cat Swarts
Attorney McDermott
Emeryn Wilson
James Lawrence
Sumner
Swarts
McDermott
Conley County
Wis
Brinkley
Dustice Pollock
EU Pier
Shivule
Battery Covey County
Ira Wellliston
Stanley
Coloradio
Sumter County
Inderssdnd
Slumper County
Bisuiey
Stockton
Shernyass
Sheridan
Thomas
Grahem
Rooks
Bers
Ney
Jon
Charles Lobddell
Dighton
Whi. Pratt
Chfilipnbung
Lishtell
Wheels
Santa Fe to Quit Freight Rate Change in July
New York July report states the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe plans to withdraw its reduced freight rate announced to take effect July 1. Directors debated the move, saying the rate change would affect peace and possibly trigger further discussions at a Western Trunk meeting.
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New York
Tritone Payn
Atchison, Vopeke & Banta Feralin
Atchison Plannage Manthae
Joe the Atchison
Urae
Thurber Fails Former Secretary Files Bankruptcy Petition
Olevsisad's former secretary files a bankruptcy petition in New York on July 1. The case lists total liabilities around 3210,061 with secured and unsecured claims and nominal assets near 476. The filing cites depleted resources and potential insolvency if current conditions persist.
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Olevsisad
New York
Frasvin
Thur Ber
Dan Patch Dominates Detroit Driving Park Pace Race
Detroit July 1 Dan Patch wins the 2s pace at Windsor Driving Park in 2207 to olsee pace, dominating with straight wins. Winifred Stratton, Captain Firuno, and Medi Medi um are noted among the field as White Horse claims three straight wins in other events.
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Detroit
Mich
Dan Patch
Hires Straignt
Winifred Stratton
Captain Firuno
Elae
Medi Medium
Sieur Halo
Ferrum
Diene
Duert and
Dairy J. Jino
Pete
Severe flood strikes Artena area with widespread damage
A cloudburst near Twin Gate and nearby towns triggers a 6 to 20 foot flood crest sweeping through Corbin and Wickes. The Peck Montana plant at Corkin shuts due to machinery damage. Homes and rail lines lose integrity as water and debris destroy tracks bridges and a section of the Great Northern.
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Artena
Mont
Wilkes
Corbin Great
Tor
Villey
Peck, Mont
Corkin
Eab
Corbin
Great Northern
Valearaboes
Sane
Echaeiis
Debrin
Wickes
National Educational Association backs national university proposal
Detroit July 11 The National Educational Association today adopted a resolution reaffirming support for a national university devoted to true university work rather than solely collegiate aims. President Jesen of the University of Missouri led a mediation session after the morning meetings and urged continued backing for a national government establishment.
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Detroit
Mich
Migke
Astionel University
Siche University
Jesen
University of Missouri
Phat Ihiy
N. M Hutler
New York
W. Fee Ee
Kovéd Af Burtford
Treesurer
Tragic Brockport couple found dead after knife attack
Rochester reports a farmer named McGrath near Brockport killed his partner with a jackknife then committed suicide. Their four or five children under sixteen were left, authorities say the woman was found unconscious with a severe head wound.
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Rochester
McGrath
Brockport
Ny White
No Wind For The Race At Firth Of Circle
On July 1 at Rothsay in the Firth of Circle two Shamrocks raced in light airs as the Shait held weather berth. The Shamrock quickly gained and held a lead though the other boat kept within sight. Wataan, the challenger designer, plans a trial next week at Bethany while calms persisted and the yachts were towed to their moorings.
Fast Trotters To Go At Brighton Beach Opening Match
New York July 1 A special race for a purse of 1500 has been arranged between Joe Patchen 1 01 and Amanda 22 owned by E Rice of Boston. The match will be on August 12, the opening day of the Brighton Beach racing meeting.
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New York
Pires
Ote McCerty
Joe Patchen
Anacnda
E Rice
Boston
Brighton Beach
Postage Dept Records Set Amid Small Town Iffy Wording
A brief item notes over 1100 dollars in postage and a record breaker event for the postage department, described with limited readable detail and local tone. The wording suggests a small town update on a departmental achievement and a financial milestone.
Woman Starts Run on Bank in Cleveland
A bank run began in Cleveland with doors kept open overnight to serve anxious customers. About 200 men and women waited in line while officials met every demand, declaring deposits approaching 1 million dollars and the bank capable of paying all sums. The uproar began when a Bohemian woman reportedly asked for funds after banking hours, triggering panic.
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Cleveland
Drummers Day Opens Pan-American Exposition Parade
Buffalo July 11 Commercial Travelers Day at the Pan American exposition featured a parade with several thousand participants and bands. Four divisions showcased travelers from New York and the West, plus attendees from Michigan Massachusetts Ohio and Pennsylvania among others.
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Buffalo
Muse
Thut
Talo
New York
Canidae
Finois
Indiana
Michigan
Mascachusetts
Oto
Pennsylvania
Weather outlook hints at temperature shift
The weather service promises a change in temperatures. It hints at possible warmth or cooling with forecasts noting generally similar conditions tonight and Friday. A table from government stations reports current readings and expected trends.
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Weather Bureau
Kansy
Bonds Up For Private Sale In Santa Fe
City officials report an effort to sell Santa Fe bonds privately with potential for open advertisement. Mayor Hughes proposed tendering the bonds while the railway declined to buy. Bankers express solid funding support, with lenders providing needed money and interest rates around two percent.
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Santa Fe
Hughes
Santa Fery
Bergundshal
Santa Fetana
Mr. Bergund
Bank of
Topeka
Closing the Bridges Tecumseh Residents Demand Action
Tecumseh residents complain about tardy commissioners and deteriorating wagon bridges. They note three bridges closed and two more planned, urging the county officers to repair roads and bridges to prevent future closures and traffic disruption.
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The
State Journal
Tecuseh
Bettewr
Work accident at Kokomo plate shop injures ten
Five of ten workers were seriously hurt when an annealing oven plate broke at Kokomo plating works. The plate 122 by 130 inches and weighing 200 pounds showered down, scraping flesh from arms and heads of Hernan Meyer Anthony M. Chase August Gruele Willd Abney and Peter Van Ryine.
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Kokomo
Ind
Hernan Meyer
Anthony M. Chase
August Gruele
Willd Abney
Peter van Ryine
Ice famine hits Ottawa as plant delays persist
Ottawa in July faces an ice shortage due to a delayed local plant start. Supplies came from bottom layers of a home ice house and were only for emergencies. Telephone orders to Lola, Kansas City, Leavenworth and other points were timedown ceremonies. morning orders placed in Kansas City days ago were canceled.
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Ottawa
Lola
Kansas City
Leavenworth
Iron Molders Union Rejects Offer Sparks Possible Strike
Chicago July 11 The executive board of the Iron molders union refused the manufacturers offer. This was the fair proportion and a strike is expected which could become national in scope as the agreement between the International Iron Molders of America and the National Foundrymen's Association hinges on the Chicago dispute.
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Chicago
Iron Molders’ Union
International Iron Moldern of America
National Foundrymen’s Association
County Bond Debate Highlights Local Visit
County attorney 2 c neise and Commissioners J. 8 Carter and To Me Kel of Kearny county urged Auditor Cole to register a 9440 bond issue slated to reduce indebtedness. Cole deferred pending protest hearing. debt listed as 46 000 with interest rising, while proponents claim they will sue to protect principal.
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Neise
Carter
Kel
Kearny County
Cole
Sts County
Ness
Aecrus
Sistas
Garae
Han
Lalke Diss
Otter
Freuduient
Delegates Arriving for Trans Mississippi Congress Session
Delegates for the twelfth Transmississippi Commercial congress begin arriving in the city for the session opening next Tuesday. Key figures include Eeyore of Texas My of Arizona Orman of Colorado Van Sant of Minnesota. Contested cities for the next meeting include New Orleans Slahomachy and Minneapolis.
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Transmississippi Congress
New Orleans
Slahomachy
Minnespolis
Indianapolis Club Quits After Poor Support Fails
The Indianapolis baseball club abandons plans after heavy losses and uncertain future for the season. Cincinnati finances and Western Baseball Association context are noted as contributing factors to the setback.
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Eta Ind
Ts@iansports i
Western Baseball Association
Fas
Cincirinat
Finan
In Final Conference on Steel Strike Settlement Hopeful
At Hotel Lincoln Pittsburg the Amalgamated Association and steel combine held a closed doors conference to settle a looming strike. Eighty percent of officers attended as leaders stated confidence in an early settlement and warned against postponement beyond tomorrow.
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American Sheet Steel Company
American Steel Hoop Company
Amalgamated Association 24d Steel Combine
Linvols
al Gselr
Steel Combine
Betg
W. 9. Davis
Chicago
Este
Lehi
Shaffer
Combine
Warner Arms
American ‘Tin Plite Company
Very Preston
William Leeds
American Stee Steel Company
Esseciation
T.J. Shafter
John Williams
A.M. Tige
Benjamin Davis
John Pierce
Hitas Jenkins
Youngstown
B. Morgan
Cambridge
John W. Quinn
Granite City
Ww. C. Davis
Lincoln
Will Ordett
Wax
Sheffer
Vandercritt
Leechbure
Sheet Steel Company
Piatts
New York Man Injured in Car Crash Transferred
An injured New York man identified as Hummel, hurt in a car collision, was moved today to Bascarene hospital for treatment as medics report his condition improving.
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London
Yu I—A.m Hummel
New York
Erentte
Teen
Bascatere
War tax receipts reported for period ending May 1931
Internal Revenue Service data shows war revenue receipts from July 1898 through May 1931 totaling 1 058 58. Special taxes include tobacco and booze, with varying rates under the wartime act. Washington notes that receipts peaked earlier in the period and reflect the tax measures put in place during the war.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Bypest
Magazine dynamite blast kills two in Denver
A dynamite magazine near the Grant master in Denver exploded injuring several workers. One identified dead is Tony West. Blasts shattered windows in the Uniair Blockyards and nearby buildings. Estimated damage reached 55,000 dollars. The explosion scattered bodies across the prairie as workers were knocked to the ground.
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Denver
Colo
Grant Mmaster
Tony West
Uniair Blockyards Bank
Ton and Missouri Railroad
Death Toll Rises In Midwest Collision Aftermath
A Boston Globe style late July dispatch from Kannae City Missouri reports a deadly crash on the Chicago and Alcon railroad near Norton, Illinois. The death list includes Moana Slater and Ander on Slater of Missouri and Chicago, with many others seriously injured. Medical staff at St Joseph's and University Hospital describe critical conditions. officials tally two dozen identified and unknown victims amid a chaotic scene.
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Kannae City
IL Lp
Chicago & Altos Rajiemy
Norton
Btc
TuiRiog
J. T
Wity
Dor
Adatt
Boapesion
Joseph
Hilda Frivalry
Chicago
University
Lealie F. Coleburn
Puwpew
Michi
Hornelieville
Snydar
Jaapar
de Adwit
Harry
Hoopeston
EC. Firey
Bom
Baneen
Tla
Enim
Chicago & Alcon City
Ees Moana
Slater
Andereon
Enurinner Briggs
Passanave
Rogers
United
Alan
Land
Jones
Young
Surrounded by Guards as Montana Bank Robbers Hold
Reports from Metens Montana say the Ginest Murthers Express robbers have been surrounded on Payple's creek south of the Rockies. Seven men guard the area while Sheriff Renker of Great Falls seeks reinforcements. The band rode fresh horses and took gear from the range then headed toward the Belknap agency, with pursuit continuing as deputies close in.
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Metens
Mont
Ginest Murthers
Payple's Creek
Acti
Sherriit Trust
Malta
Miscourd
Peely Aavous
We Lead At The Merling Of Thy Ghin Harmon Action
Former Secretary of State delivers principal speech at the annual gathering. His subject centers on global place in the international system and the United States role in world power. He argues for closer relations with other nations, non war adjustments, and maintaining freedom of commerce while preserving American interests. The talk touches on domestic duties, education, and the balance of liberty with government.
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United States
Warsich
Otter Hs
Maintein
Phin
Supreme Court of the Voile
Crop Harvest Report From Forty Acres Flecked With Errors
An OCR fragment notes a wheat crop on forty acres with a yield around 41 bushels per acre. Mentions names Wir Hy Haeh Shannon and references a July timeframe but text is fragmented and unclear.
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Shannon
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