Auditors Certificate From the Association Board
A distorted archival notice from Kansas approving association finances and loans. It lists officers Charles and Elliots, notes about real estate loans, payments, and six months' activity. Names include John W. Breilenthal, Wm Macferran, and officers from Shawnee Fire Insurance and related banks.
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State OF Kansas
SuAwyen
Wits Macronnas
Eptrorr
Newielations Ural
Copeland
Ubatte Tie
North Topeka Notes and Town Gossip
North Topeka column items note residents visiting on business from Hoyt Elmont and Lawrence. Local socials include parties, visits to Carthage and Manitou, a Royal Neighbors outing, and a modern woolmer social at Woodbine camp. Church services, picnics, and community events are announced with emphasis on dates and hosts.
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Kimball Printing Company
Kansas Avenue
Costley & Post
Hoyt
Park
Don Goodase
Elmont
H. Rice
Kilmer
Pred Winnek
Lawrence
Ad. Norris Wight
Santa Fe Junction
Fett
Colorado
Madison Street
W. DB. Woodford
Quince Street
Nellie Wetherhall
Carthage Mo
John
Cosniey & Hte
Alma
Dora Swensen
Mr. and
Mire
Wit Johnsn
Annie Gibb
Miss Lla Sheetz
Keene
Mes
A. Lo Williatys
Manitou
Maurice Brweter
Alee
George Hen
Hattie Greenamas
Mite Ziste
Ale Mikes Herd
Crentville
Dtre
Seehanke
Omaha
Gune
Uwe Menthe
Chicka
Murrulo
Murr Daut
Carbondale
Maude Daub
Pearson
Com-preeelional
Purcell
H. E. Purcell
Asenciated Press
Chicago
Hewlett
Harrison Street
A. Marple Parscay
Pleasant Hill Epworth Reveue
UU Vblock
Christian Church
Atméres
Woodbine
Royal Neicory
Hell
Eugene de Lorimaud
Union Preific
Baker
Beloit
Glendensing
Second Presbyterian Church
Mortime
Sundar School
Christian Endeavor
Kansas Avenue M. & Church
Pastes
A. 5
Embree
jJantor
Leneue
A. Campbel
Topeka
L. C. Kaser
du Crose
Week’s Events at Churches and Local Notices
A stumble midweek injured a woman’s toe and bruised her nose as she fell at a door. The People’s church holds morning service tomorrow at 1 o’clock with a sermon on Gals Handwriting and Sunday school at 2. Dr. Palmer lectures at Avalon Park on The Profit in Reagan in the evening. The Baptist church plans a Sunday service with choir, hymns, and a short address on The Ministry of Music. Usual services are listed for morning.
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Jane
People's Church
Reagan
Baptist
Pearl Harbor Harbor Improvements Delayed
Washington July 2 The Pearl Harbor mouth improvement act receives no action as the secretary of war reports the CAINT authorities deem the project unnecessary The navy has acquired harbor land for a naval station while a syndicate owns nearby property and asks high prices, hindering purchase Honolulu Harbor is deemed sufficient for current needs.
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Washington
Pearl Harbor
Hawaiian Islands
Congress
Navy Department
Honolulu
McLaurin Poised to Win Mississippi Senate Fight
Jackson July 22 Relusis Teor reports Mississippi primaries show McLaurin virtually certain to secure the U S Senate seat for Mississippi with 18 counties firmly in his favor and eight more possibly leaning his way. Opponent Private John Allen trails with 83 votes.
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Jackson
Sis
Relusis Teor
Mississippi
Mela Tin
United States
Fun Mtsnshippi
McLaurin
John Allen
Bargains at Topeka Homes in Real Estate Auction Campain
The Emporia Mutual Loan and Savings Association plans to sell 108 properties in Topeka for cash at low prices over twenty days. Listings include four small houses on North Jefferson Street, two houses in Martin and Dennis addition, several vacant lots on Milvyane and Filmore streets, North Kansas avenue, and Logan Street. Call Oscar Bischoff at 121 East Fifth Street Topeka for details. Also a Capitol Building and Loan Association report and Marshall's Band program announced for tomorrow afternoon.
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Emporia Mutual Loan & Savings Arsociation
Topeka
Jefferson Street
Martin & Dennis
Milvyane Avenue
Taurston
Logan Street
Osear Bischoff
East Fifth Street
Labor statistics report on Kansas railroads and ownership
The report by W L A Johnson reveals Kansas railroad employment totals 25 185 with average yearly salary 596.28 and total pay 11 024Harl. It compares individual versus corporate ownership across 30 industries, noting capital investments and product values. Individuals invest more in some areas, while corporations export lower labor costs and higher control over prices and outputs.
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Bureau of Labor and Industrial Statistics
W. L. A. Johnson
Kansas
Milway
Hmeers
Milner Ommcets
Loress Teremoots
Maneas
BER
Scaidan
Pinner Co
Seven ships chartered for transport to the Philippines
Washington reports the quartermasters department chartered seven vessels for troop transport to the Philippines. The ships listed include the Elam, City of Sydney, Ate of San Francisco, Athenian, Victoria, Garronne, and Port Albert of Seattle. General Otis is to form a skeleton cavalry regiment if deemed proper.
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Washington
Quartermasters Department
Soreth Veseele
Philippines
Elam
Oty
Sydney
Ate
San Francisco
Athenian
Victoria
Garronne
Port Albert
Seattle
Otis
Reciprocity Treaty with Portugal Proclaimed by President
Washington July 21 the president issued the proclamation publishing the reciprocity arrangement between the United States and Portugal. It is the first such agreement under the Dinghey act since the France accord last year. Portugal gains duty reductions on argos, wines, sparking wines, brandies, paintings and drawings. The United States secures lower duties on flour and cereals, mineral oil and products, agricultural machines, marinaries and tools, tar Bitch.
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Washington
United States
Portugal
France
Argos
Governor Seeks Offyear Legislature and School Reforms
Governor Stanley argues for biennial sessions held in off years to curb partisan bias and speed beneficial laws. He urges uniform high school curriculums, a parole system for convicts, and repeal or reform of outdated penalties. He notes patronage and campaigning distortions during elections and calls for practical reforms in state governance.
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Stanley
Leah
Journal
Topeka
Wichita
Husher
Court of Visitation May Publish No More Railroad Maps
State needs outweigh funds as Judge Crum weighs ending free railroad maps. The Court of Visitation may stop publishing state maps to save money, as costs reach 85 to 100 dollars per thousand. If a cheaper rate is found, publication could continue. otherwise maps will end.
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Court of Visitation
Evetom
State Board of Railroad Commissionsra
J. S. Crum
Crum
Mr. Crum
Little for Congress in Fifth District Faces Torn GOP
W A Gates of Concordia reports Ed Little would run as a Republican candidate in the Fifth district. Governor Stanley’s action provokes GOP factions and could shift votes in the Eleventh district. Little is seen by many as a martyr to Republicanism and might seek fusion nomination, with a likely target to unseat a rival Wing.
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Gates
W. A. Gates
Concordia
Court of Appeals
Little
Congress
Stanley
Gules
Simons Cleared for Fort Scott District Judge Nomination
Judge Walter L. Simons of Fort Scott appears likely to win the Republican fusionist and Democrat support for re election as district judge. O T Fions of Pittsburg and Judge John Cannon of Mound City have been mentioned but back Simons.
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Walter L. Simons
Fort Scott
Simons
Judge Simons
O. T. Fions
Pittsburg
John Cannon
Mound City
Miller Denies Fight Over Carbondale Census Supervisor
Senator Baker says Miller will not oppose Charles Briggs of Carbondale for census supervisor of the Fourth district. Baker notes his recommendations were approved by census director Merriam in Washington. Miller reportedly endorsed Briggs and sent a letter confirming the backing.
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Baker
Miller
Charles & Briggs
Carbondale
Washington
Merriam
Briggs
Ride for Life on Orange Mountain Thrills Scottish Rider
Arthur James Tennant Smith a Scottish knight and avid cyclist, visiting Dr Alfred W Sully in Bloomfield New Jersey, had a harrowing dusk ride down Orange Mountain. He lost control on a steep curve, nearly crashed into rocks, and narrowly saved himself by steadying the bike to reach John Cox’s hotel and finally ride home. His friends say he aged ten years in the ordeal.
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New York Herald
Arthur James Tennant Smith
Scotland
Alfred W. Sully
Bloomfeld
N. J
Orange Mountain
Smith
Uhlo City
New York
Eagle Rock
Coust
Atietell
Montclair
John Cox
Eagle Heck
Orange and Passule Valley
Cox's Hotel
Mrr
Duine
Glen Ridge
Tres
Deaths and Funerals Notice From Topeka and Halstal Sweden
Word has been received of Hugh Hamilton in Mexico City on Friday July 2 after several weeks of fever. He was son of C. B. Hamilton of Hamilton Printing and husband of Agda Nelson. Also notified is the death of a mother in Halstal Sweden aged 62. Funeral for Flora J. Roy set for Lime Street Methodist church Sunday at 11 A.M. Perfection starch advertisement ends item.
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Topeka
Hugh
Hamilton
Mexico
Mr. Hamilton
C. B. Hamilton
Hamilton Printise Company
Potwwin
Agda Nelson
John P_Johnson
Jackson Street
Halstal
Sweeden
Flora J. Roy
Lime Street Methodist Church
Miners Union Postures to Force New Pact Amid Union Push
A provocative statement by the Miners' Union and labor supporters accuses three corporations of fending off workers' demands and leveraging courts to curb organized labor. It calls for strong action, criticizes industrial slavery, and questions corporate loyalty to workers.
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America
Robert Glimone
Secretars
Boston
Sinckaden
Bentantes
P. Patsiok Myers
Weather notes and local band concert announced
By two in the afternoon the thermometer rose to 86 despite high humidity. Morning readings were 70 at seven and 63 at the minimum. Garfield Park Marshall's Band Concert is scheduled for tomorrow.
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Garfield Park Marshall
Market Report Shows Wheat Gains and Mixed Futures
Chicago and Minnesota edge higher as wheat opens up amid strong receipts and price moves. Corn climbs with wheat while oats and provisions follow suit. Hog and cattle futures rise slightly with steady demand. Kansas City livestock shows modest gains.
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Wapergewand
Wisc
TPH
Seperibeer
Howe
Kansas City
Fragmentary Market Report Notes Grain and Oats Trends
The excerpt reflects a rough market digest with references to corn, oats, and grain positions. It mentions August forecasts and July activity, noting price strength in oats and related contracts, with cautious optimism about future supply and demand dynamics. The source cites P. P. Harhib as an inexact correspondent.
New York Money Market Network Update
Partial OCR fragment outlines money market activity with figures and terms. Mentions percentage rates, demand for notes, and certificates. References bonds, silver, and railroad securities in a terse financial note.
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New York
Neywork
Eal
Susanyally
Busine
Hontai
Actitene
ETL
Auere Coriliicates
Soodia Jnaotiy
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WM. Macferran
Casinns State Savhngs East
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Mix Tat the Reuse Go! of America
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Washier Ene Nes National Bank
CW. Snyder
LaurenYig Bank
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State Age Sy Ae Fire & Mar. Ina. Co
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Pier Ber Aene Serra
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Ride For Life
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Kansas Cry
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Joseph
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Basra
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J. C. Goings
Grain and Provisions
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