Gas Ordinance Up Seeks Continental City Gas Franchise
A proposed ordinance by the Continental Oil and Gas company seeks a city franchise to lay gas lines and pipe in Topkea Kansas. The measure, reviewed by committees, would authorize streets and utilities work and set no charge for gas to residents for the next 20 years while ensuring fair pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaw Company
Burdee
C. E .Hofman
Storkhelder
Enterprise
Dickinson County
Topeka
Tanitonturleg Industries
Rirewster
Chanute
Orit
Ineluditis
Mayer
Continental Oi and Gas Company
Kansas Railroad Labor Toll Reveals 17690 Workers Depend
Labor Commissioner Johnson reports 17 690 Kansas railroad workers rely on the industry for income. The total annual wage bill for these workers exceeds 106 586 dollars. Separately New York July 14 the Board of Education decides not to push tablets for the memory of Presidents Garfield and Wolsey.
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Johnson
Kansas
Johnann
Tnphera
Johwans
Kenans
Meagen
Mertyret
New York
OL Provident
Lintiine Garfield
MoWolkey
Baur
Chamberlains Colie Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy For Sale
fragmentary ad claims Chamberlains Colie cholera and diarrhoea remedy is effective for children and adults. mentions tickets and train times with vague dates and prices, unclear location, and partial sale details.
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Chamberlain
Intel Cerry
Ehibtzen
Kansas Glass Industry Booms In Kansas New Plant Flourishes
Kansas gains a new glassmaking industry as a 49 000 dollar Midland Glass plant at Independence produces high quality window glass from locally sourced silica. The operation uses Kansas saltcake and limestone from Sedan with Kansas natural gas heat, aiming to ship glass nationwide and spur further plants at Cherryvale Caney and nearby towns.
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Midland Glass Company
Independence
Kansas
Fredonia
Sedan
Kansas Suitum Gas
Eam
Coley— Ville
Chereyvale
Karnes
Cameron
Dendropa
Henan
Wurfier
Lelirenace
Kansas Glass Factorie
G. P Grimstey
Jens Academy of
Kansas glass plants spark future for state industry
Reports describe Coffeyville and Cherryvale glass works advancing with 30 plus pot furnaces and 200 000 weekly box output potential. Coffeyville units include a 13 pot window factory near Caney with 24 0000 dollar cost and local sand supply. gas and coal fuel sufficiency noted. Indications show Kansas leveraging local resources to boost glass production, with Indiana and Caney projects cited as regional growth.
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Aniien
Chisnes
Eaxcellent
Joekling Glass
Indepenienos
Yindow Glass
Ridin
Nee Eruer
Mletas
Fredonia
Argentine
Sean
Kansas
Minot
Atqaone
Gal Belt
Ven Camp Glass Company
Indiana
Cuney
Missouri Pacits
Caney
Pexnana
Woldt
Cherryvale
Tve
Kuntus
Grimsley
Kamsas
Coffeyville
Cofferville
Coffeyville Glass Works Processes and Output Details
A historical report outlines Coffeyville Window Glass Company operations including in oven fatening and annealing, use of specific woods for flatting blocks, and automatic passage of plates. It notes plant size five acres, 60 to 80 workers, and five grades from AA to Ho. The article describes glass blowing, moulds, and hydraulic presses, plus furnace efficiency and daily work hours.
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Coffeyville Window Glueompany
Uhn
Rayet
Male Lake
Comesville
Tent 8 A Wreck at Denver Tragedy and Aftermath
A wind storm toppled the Christian Endeavor tent in Denver injuring many. 6 000 to 8 000 spectators escaped death. The 28 by 18 by 54 foot structure was blamed on improper setup by local tentmen. Percy Foster and Rev Housefield were credited for prompt action saving lives. The report also covers a wedding notice in Denver and a string of assorted items from St Petersburg to London, including a Russian minister rebuttal, cricket scores, and public notices.
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Denver
Colo
Eideavor
Christian
Borton
Circus Convadmen
Percy Foster
Washington, D. C
Housefield
Brixtol
England
L. A. Lewis
Dougal Confessed Before Execution in Moat House Murder
Samuel Herbert Dougal, convict in the Moat House murder of Miss Camille Deeil Helland at Saffron Walden, was hanged at Chelmsford jail after a short confession. The crime, believed solved long ago, involved Miss Helland, Moat House owner, with Dougal’s hidden marriage status revealed earlier.
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Moat House
London
Samuel Herbert Dougal
Chelmsford Assizes
Camille Deeil Helland
Saffron-Walden
Essex
Chelmeford
Miss Holland
Dougal
Miss Dougal
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Steys Ae
Eet
Foulard
Yellea
Phiail
Tns
Tinner Welpere
Nversig
Etta Lacey
NEW State Industry
Pat Faz
Mae Belie
Ohio
Pentestrania
Kantiar
E. W. Hughes
Kansas Ave
The
Pioneer Glass Manufacturing
Piant Im
Midland Glass Co
Mies Hotland
Miss Holland Am
Misa Holland
John Vanes Cheney
Sara Barker Chamberlin
Chicago
St Petersburg
M. Lessar
China
New Chwang
Port Arthur
Corea
Worcester
Ong
Worcestershire
Philadelphia
Roosevelt
Goty
Berlin
Pactfice
Victoria
Shearwater
Tuhring Wea
Weavlees
Risaldey
Behring Wea
China Station
Mexico City
Hennese Company
Aldine
Mich
W. Mancing
Sige
Providence
Mass
Cape Cod
High Pole
Baston
Europe
Mary J. Mercy
Herpe
Bayonne
N. J
Theo Grille
Armid Ga Nurs
Tuan
Denver Republican
Rocky Mountain
Wheat Belt
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