Party Slogan Event at Elliott's Park Draws Bryan Presence
A large political rally titled Party Slogan is planned in Elliott's Park with national committee men traveling nationwide. Mayor Harrison will preside at the event on July 1, with a formal schedule to host the party gathering and address supporters, aiming to mobilize rank and file for the upcoming campaign.
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Curaca
Harrison
Dem
Billiott
Inu Care Tilly
Mle Party
Veritas Gripsicherttel
Bevan to Attend Rally Amid Political Turmoil
The article describes Wilkes J. Bevan planning attendance at a rally amid tensions with the mayor and party factions. It notes expected speeches reflecting diverse views within the Democratic party, with emphasis on loyalty to ideals and critique of current leadership. Local observers anticipate a defining event shaping the party’s direction in New England.
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Wilkes J. Bevan
Bern
Han
Wetlins
New Enegland
Seul Anil Ut
Chera
Athebos
Ex-Mayor Parker and shipbuilders arrive in Idaho valley
The article reports that ex-mayor Parker and associates including T Sim, WG Grown, Carl Brown of Whitfield, and others arrived in the city after a voyage along the Atlantic coast. They came to inspect timber resources and consider a large timber purchase, aided by capitalists from Idaho, with plans to advance northern western development.
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Parker
T. Sim
WG. Grown
Carl Brown
Whitfial
Pwitehell
Hutchinson
Pwrkile
Hort
Bevin
Sim
Tih
Muncng
Atlantic
Flere
Nirth
Rome
Whitter
Idaho
Resam Han
Akiduwes
Senator Burton to Bpoax Lacne Kah July 6
The article reports on farmers preparing for the end of wheat cutting and a gathering near Medicine Laiga Medicis Lotte tenn. It notes a man, described as a farmer and raoviiman, who allegedly committed violence by injuring himself in a rural area.
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Burton
Kah
Osborne
Mike
Stiletda
Laiga Medicis Lotte Tenn
Bieres
Raoviiman
Newton Garde
Soong Moan
Ottawa
Prosperous Restaurant in Topeka Earns Noted Trade
Clarence Scott continues a seven year steady patronage at his Topeka restaurant. He maintains a clean kitchen and employs skilled chefs including Charley from Cremerie and Brett from Pad Hick hotel, with good wages and a steady staff to meet patrons’ demands.
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Clarence Scott
Topeka
Ventiatioe
Charley
Cremerie
Hinmelä
Okla
Brett
Pad Hick
Beatfiee
Tet
Scott
Siege Ordered as Venezuelan Forces Attack Ciudad Bolivar
Across Roletid Venezuela the government press claims the assault on Ciudad Bolivar paused by U S and diplomatic urging. A US Consul, German and religious leaders urged mercy toward revolutionaries seeking surrender as Castro reportedly weighs tactics to spare inhabitants. The stormline of the city looms amid fear of wider bloodshed.
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Roletid
Venezuela
Ciudad Bolivar
Treops
Associated Press
Inn
Diats
United States
Mendelson
Herr Brokjoan
Germain
Prame
Cepvral Gores
Erment Tors
Peres
Gernne
Rolindé
Associated Presse
Iind
Castro
Ciudad Tuiker
Bolivar Abencteff
Ishend
Controversy Over General Wood Promotions in Army
Widespread debate rages in army circles over General Wood and the recent promotion and retirement shifts. Allegations accuse leaders of favoritism while critics call for objective moves and accountability amid shifts shaping Wood’s influence and the future of military leadership.
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Waslington
Juto
Milles
LBA
Shain
Ani
Raven
Cris
Lawton
Lamin
Ne Ory
Soldiers and Sailors to Hold Reunions at Forest Park
Pittsburgh July 27 Pitteburg Kan July 16 The soldiers and sailors reunion opens at Forest Park Dear Pittsburgh on Monday July 26 for one week. The park is connected with Pittsburgh by an electric line and is a good camp site. Prominent attendees include Senators Chester J Lung J B Barton Congressmen Calenderhead Cureis Judge J West Col Dick Blue Heteon Crew and A W Bullth. Tuesday marks Southeastern Kansas Old Settlers reunion and Wednesday spans Spaniel American and the Twentieth reunion with Gen Metcalf Capt Clair Hamilton presiding. Temperatures reported for major cities follow.
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Pittavurg
Pitteburg
Kan
Saliors
Forest Park
Pitteiure
Monntay
Pittebure
Penkens
Chester J. Lung
Congresman
Calleerhead
Cureis
J. West
Epworth hosts opening of sixth international convention
Epworth League hosts in Detroit as the sixth International Convention opens with three simultaneous sessions at Tent Ontario, Detroit Opera House, and Central Methodist, featuring welcome addresses, responses, and keynote talks on the themes Waiting Witnessing and Working. About 15,400 Leaguers attend as the program unfolds under church leaders from Toronto and Brooklyn. The events mark a strong start with a large chorus performing across venues.
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Midh
Ontario
Fourth
Lafayette Avenues
Detroit Opera House
Mobe
John Hue
J. Mack
Charles D. Tittman
Albert Carman
Toronto
Ont
Tenton~ Turio
John Handley
Lang Branch
N. 4
Sesson
Willm
Maybury
We H Shier
Welling
Focal Methodisu
No W. Rowell
Torontir
D. G. Downey
Brooklyn
N.Y. Bish
Earl Cranston, TD
Ll.d
Hey. J. Fr Wien
Jacksonville
H.W. Weatherston
Hat
Wisterg
Chalrman
Aired Browm
Windsor
L Vine
Werner A .T. Bilna
Dimecit
Billiett
Methoduts
Ity
H. M. Duthoaz
Nashville
Tina
Epworth League
M. Fe Chuveh South
Wri Spuritnyy
Tornta
Harvest near the wheat belt shows near finish across counties
Harvest winds down across Hatchinern and nearby counties with Ernest Myers reporting nearing completion. Weather and spring delays kept crops on track, yielding potential top county averages around twenty bushels per acre. The piece notes strong wheat quality, scattered field conditions, and ongoing threshing as crews complete work.
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Hatchinern
Oventy
Willem Newlin
Erin
Waftinen
Ernest Myers
Myers
South Ronotun
Stafford County
Ube
Shahteine Tearhel
Sarmern
Nocturnal River Fluctuations Stir Kaw Valley Alarms
Reports of river rise near Manhatan and Junction City spark inquiries from Kansas City and Topeka while officials say flood prospects are uncertain. Manhattan notes river up several feet since Wednesday morning but recedes near noon. rail lines show no flooding risk. Topeka observers report minor rises. Junction City and Manhattan confirm modest increases with no major disruption.
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Tavens
Kaw Valley
Kansas City
Lawrence
Topeka
Manhattan
Junction City
Dnfarman
George W. Martin
State Historical Society
State Journal
Junction Cley
Union Pacite
Rock Tvinnd
Wolff
Ardmore Fire Causes 40000 Losses at West Main Store
A blaze at a Batwinger store on West Main in Ardmore caused about 40000 in damage. Firemen Kendall and Sconvers were injured. Sam Johnson narrowly escaped harm while sleeping above Rogers store. Several locals including Furman, Norman, Hha Weber, Coleman, Ledbetter, Bledsoe, and Mosley suffered losses. origin of the fire remains undetermined.
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Ardmore
Battwinger
West Main
HM. Furman
Launbrary
Thomas Norman
Law Ures
Hha Weber
T. A. Coleman
Ledbetter & Bledsoe
Roy Mosley
Sam Johnson
Rogers
Horace Kendall
Sam Sconvers
Sendals Lee
Kapwon
Rainy night yields inch of rain in Topeka weather report
Topeka leads Kansas stations with one inch plus rainfall last night as other sites report showers and cool nights. The corn and wheat region bulletin notes warm nights easing as showers occur across eastern Kansas and western Missouri with variable temps and forecasts for cloudy skies and possible local thunderstorms tonight and Friday.
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Topeka
Kansas
Dodge City
Fort Scott
Osage City
Lorenzo
Corn and Wheat Region
Kanes
Missouri
Toran
Ohio
Columbus
Chicago
Omaha
Raker
Concordia
Dresden
Fort Scott AG
Jain
Duchoeville Aa
McPherson
Onagi City M
Rei Ohs Sect
Ta Teagan
Toronto
Wichita
Totay
Jews and President Reach Understanding on Kishineff Partition
Len N. Levy announces the conference with the president and the Jewish committee on Kishineff partition was satisfactory. Public statements will not be issued yet while petitions circulate for signatures within ten days. the effort is presented as an American religious liberty petition, not a protest or remonstrance.
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New York
Len N. Levy
Acrard
Nelson Wins Marblehead Yacht Club Marathon
Vineyard Haven Mass July 1 The Hoosier a schooner of the Eastern Yacht Club Marblehead was first to arrive winning an all night race for Marblehead The Hoosier is owned by Col Nelson editor of the Kannax City Stir She was the last yacht to leave Marblehead.
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Vineyard Haven
Mass
Clob
Marblehead
Marbleheld
Col. Nelson
Kannax
Wedding of Miss Atwood at Fort Leavenworth
Front Lieutenant William Alten Austin of the Fourth Cavalry and Miss Helen Atwood wed in Leavenworth Kansas in a military society affair. Episcopal ceremony followed by reception at the bride’s home. Attendants in uniform. bridesmaids in yellow. attended by officers and society.]]>
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Leavenworth
Kan
William Alten Austin
Fourth Cavalry
Helen Atwood
Episcopal Church
Atkins
Austin
Mise Atwood
2H. Atwood
Democratic Politico Inne
West
Four Die As Bonner Springs Sanitarium Burns
Banner Springs Kan July 14 Four persons die in a suspicious blaze that destroys a sixty room sanitarium in Bonner Springs starting in the laundry. The dead include Captain J A McClure a former Union Pacific attorney Miss Janie Campbell and Mes A A Cook patients and Dr A E Rogers the steward. The fire trapped inmates around dawn with Dr Tingern also perishing while aiding a woman patient. Fire discovered at two o clock and the building leveled within half an hour.
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Banner Springs
Kan
Bonner Springs
Kansas
Kansas City
J. A. McClure
Junction City
Union Pacific
Janie Campbell
Zota
A. A. Cook
Lawrence
A. E. Rogers
Payne
Dr. Rogers
Rogers
Rome
Fragmentary Crime Note From Dated Report
A garbled OCR fragment notes a shooting incident involving a father and daughter with references to a past event and an attempted escape. The text mentions a musker and a place near Wy with unclear sequencing and names. The readable portions suggest a court or official record surrounding a violent act and related pursuit.
Iron Market Signals Slower Demand and Price Drops
Indications in the iron market point to softer demand and lower prices. Southern furnaces cut output and eastern markets see reduced quotes for pig iron, with buyers delaying purchases as July stock data show a lingering cautious outlook and a shift toward lower basis prices.
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Cleveland
The
Tran Trade Review
Indiewoods
Rat Bayik
Seth
Mos Foundry
Ows Lawry
Minor Washington Appointments July 16 Postmasters Named
Washington assigns Kilneae Staves in Newton county and M Wilson to replace Henry Mimaley. Indian Territory adds Luke Chadstion and Thomas C. Lilland to replace Grover Conysenigneds Oneuiia Cheroke nar. Waley fills Charlen Frees. Rural Free Delivery route in Kansas Riley county established covering 2 ½ square miles.
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Washington
Kilneae
New Scheme to Move Freight at Chicago Plant
Unique preparations were made for removal at the Erlinge switchboard plant today. A truck was ordered to quietly assist police with seated orders and the driver warned where to take the freight but told not to open the gate until after the start. A crowd of pickets gathered near the plant facade as detectives arrived.
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Lappoul
Mazzoni
Agai
Dr. Lappont
Pio Centra
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Lappont
Unitet
Sacred College
Taven
United States
Amer
Ica
Church of Rome
Chicago
Erlinge
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