No Favours For Unions And Civil Service Conflicts
Washington reports turmoil as union relations collide with civil service rules. A printer expelled from the Wend Belen colliery is linked to a broader dispute over employment terms, with officials debating public safety and reassignments. A May memorial and letters from Mouser and Sherriary Cortelvou outline government stance while a contractor press remains under scrutiny. Funeral notices for Captain McClure and Captain Re McClure note services in Junction City amid ongoing local unrest.
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Washington
Willem A. Miller
Fae Neon
Belen
Firthetree
Mouser
Conan
Thielwim
Forties
Nts FC
meInberehip
Corre
Palmer Ani
Atriemond Tet
Psiite
Amin
Om Weinenlay
Captain McClure
Junction City
Kas
Re McClure
Saxton
Bonner Sprite
Thu
Worie Ardor
Thompson charged with selling pledged property in Kansas case
A warrant was issued today charging Thompson with selling property that had been pledged in a National Bank transaction. The case references a sum of 51,700 and notes connections to the exchange.
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Thompson
Kansas
Leeves
A Button in Its Throat Baby Dies After Operation
A Wellington infant, 7 days old, suffered a throat obstruction and underwent an operation by Dr. Octave Hillidy. A large growth was found in the throat area and removed, but the baby did not survive the procedure. Parents, resident near shurzyell, witnessed the event and reported the attempt to save the child.
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Wellington
Lwalle Ratne
Shurzyell
Pinan
Dovusew Hillidhy
Constitution Beats Rival on Time in New London Yacht Race
The Constitution defeated Refience by one minute twenty seconds on time allowances in the New London to New Haven yacht cruise. The win marks the second on time in the current voyage, aided by favorable brevet conditions and earlier success from Glencove to New Haven. Other items note General Grant reviewing a court martial sentence and a medical promotion of Drs in the Beackettville area, with advertisements for King’s New Discovery remedies and railroad ticket offices.
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Newport
New York
New London
Glencove
New Haven
Washingey
Fred Grant
Hrackettville
War Department
Davis
Saya
Beackettville
Sorrentino Band At Topeka Auditorium Aired Wagner Program
The Red Band of Italy led by Sorrentino performed a third annual Topeka concert at the Auditorium. The program favored popular pieces amid bravura brass, with encore selections and a notable use of orchestral effects. The cooling system used ice blocks and electric fans to maintain comfort. The Wagner program closed the engagement with selections from Rienzi Valkyrie Parsifal and Ride of the Valkyries.
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Red Band of
Italy
Topeka
Sorrentino
Honda Rossa
Sousa
Aiesoni
Ius
Harry Kelly
Giordano
Andrea Chemer
Asserica
Andres Crenice
Hiie
Sorrenting
Cressore
Innes
Slaney Bottegs
Culoise
Nevin
Rosary
Coursie
Verdin
Trovalore
Bottega
Tree of
Sts Sapert
Matwoll
Thiele
Brust
Banda Tessa
Idi
M Wagner
Train of memories and a longing for return
The piece laments being far from home during summer, imagining release from work and the joy of travel back by train. It contrasts longing for the shore, the brush, rest, and the ease of days in shade with the ache of departure and eventual return. It evokes Chicago and Topeka references and notes a list of local names and events in a drifting, reflective mood.
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Murmarine
Rock Island Wreck Injures Kate Milard and 100
A Chicago Rock Island suburban train wreck on Forty-seventh street injures Miss Kate Milard and harms about a hundred travelers. Details mention a passenger from El Dorado, Kansas and a penitentiary inmate named Jessie Morrison amid family concern and possible future pardon efforts.
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Chicago
Kate Milard
Rock Island & Pacific
Forty-seventh Street
Longwood tennis tournament nears semifinals
In Boston on July 21 play ended for the day with 34 matches decided as the Longwood tournament advanced to the third round. Ward and Wright led the flat half, Larned and a Wrenn partner led the second half, both seeming poised for the semifinals. Larned and Wright face the Wrenn Bros in the first doubles round today.
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Boston
Ward
Wright
Larned
Wrenns
Wrenn Bros
Officers to Test Machine Guns at Fort Riley
A board of officers from multiple branches will convene at Fort Riley Kansas next month to test machine guns carriages and pack outfits. Captains Bookralker Menohor Wim Sve Guyer Dickson and Tracy are named among the officers.
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Fort Riley
Kan
VI Bookralker
Ninth Infantry
Charles Menohor
Artillery Corps
John S. Wim Sve
Cavalry
George D. Guyer
Fireenth Infantry
Tracy
Dickson
Ordnance Department
Wil
Ellsworth’s Hottest Day Marks Harvest Boom
Ellsworth Kansas July 21 Harvestime is nearly finished as farmers begin thrashing. Yields range from seventeen to twenty four bushels per acre. Monday recorded the season’s hottest temperature at 103 degrees in the shade.
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Ellsworth
Kan
Turbulent Balkans and Rural Carrier Appointments
Disjointed dispatches report Turkish forces near Doiran with ongoing fighting and reinforcements from Salonica. In the U S section Rural Free Delivery letter carriers are named for Kansas towns including Emporia and Atchison. An Armored exchange ends with an apparent shooting in Wichita as a man is shot by an insane assailant.
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Washington
Kansas
Helle Plaine
George W. Knowles
James G. Forney
Emporia
Guy M. Wilson
Wil- Unsa
Wichita
Kas
T M. McNutt
Inexnerman
Don Bote
Messner
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Ving
Atchison
Denton
Tex
Lipton
Constitution
Igor Wester Terror
de Kings New Escovery
Arsfold Drig Co
Kansas Avenue
Anies Pacific Railroad
Kanrae Avenue
Jer
Bradfield
Atlanta
Reha
Banda Rossa Borne
Knights of the Aengner Grati
Tunihaseer
Wagner
Signor Bottega
Saxarsnurs Athuome News
Sefain Wwe
Chicago News
Ralph Moore
Judge Lobdell
Leo XII
J.C. Harmon
Colorado
James Lane Alien
Charles Ise Ie i
Malarie
West Tenth Street
R. E. Melvin
Flory
Lawrence
L. J. Witherell
Topeka Avenue
Ohio Association
West Sixth Street
Charles F. Scott
Camoarto
Marshall's Bend
Topeka Talac
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Church Lawn
West Ath Street
St. Hitler
Charles Miller
F. W. Swearingen
East Euchteenth Street
North Topeka
J.T. McParland
M. E. Ghureh
Simpson College
Iowa
A. Whitely
Missouri Pacific
Tupela
Santa Fa
Dr. Fisk
Pro Omer
Washburn College
J. M. Bentley
A. D. Wilcox
State Temperance Union
Wilcox
Arkansas
Jess Leach
Kaw
Clay County Fair Association
Coburn
State Board of Agriculture
Methodist Church
Clay Center
Clark Solenger
Clyde
Graino Grain Coffee
Ioc
Kansas State Fair
Kansas State Exposition CO
The
Kansas Improved Stock Breeders’ Association
Kansas State Poultry Association
Department of Horticulture
Kansas State Horticultural Society
Department of Palm Products
Kansas State Grange
Kansas Dairy Association
M. A. Low
Chas. H. Sampson
Rock Island Wreck
Meadow
Jessie Morrison
Kanaan City
R. H. Coopr
el Dorado
Mr. Cooper
Excelsior Springs
Leavenworth
Maatron
the Penitentiary
Excelsior
Cantina
Doiran
Susaouri
Atchiwon
St. de- Severs
Balkans
Piv Cavormira
Constantinople
UiMance
Salonica
Dotran
Rock Island
Colorado Springs
Denver
A. W. Lacy
A. M. Fuller
A. Topeka
petEne A
Pueblo
Pullman
T. L. King
C.T. A
A. T
F. Ry
T. M. James, Jr
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