Requisition Issued for Notorious Benders Near Fort Collins
Kansas officials seek the Bender family linked to eight murders after identifying suspects near Fort Collins Colorado. Frank Ayers, husband of a Bender woman, claims marriage and poisoning attempts. Federal and local authorities pursue the alleged kin of John and Kate Bender with sworn affidavits describing past crimes and missing family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Ayres
Ft Cotline
Colorado
Be Mn
Kath Twnder
Killide Lim
Bear
Collie
A. Smonghas
T. B Sraith
Cherryvule
Labette County
John Bender
Chas Read
Mary Pender
Mra Chis
Tobi Tender, Jr
William Baler
Bats Bender
Ailky
May Grant
May Ayre Gueermue Stanley
Barim, & Gepety
Lavette County
Benders
Habeas
Ayres
Ender
Beck
Pep
Dot
Remidetta
Kacean
Ft Collins
Larter County
Perectis
Nts
Somme
Wabl Pardew
Bertar Beeches
VA Monyhan
TB Smith
M.S. Sparkes
Pt. Collins Odraul
Bender
Wiliam York
Berndera
D. F
HP. Delost
Kate Bender
Siabe Bender
End Ketie
Waleaing
Murder at Bender farm linked to York death
In a Kansas case, John Bender and associates allegedly moved a cluster of corpses after a fatal shooting. William H. York’s body was found in a grave near the Bender residence with a skull wound reported as the cause of death. A reward of one piece was offered for the conviction of the murderers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bender
John Bender
Rate Hooder
William H
York
William
Howe
B. F
Atn
Kansas
Bip
Stanley
Rain in Topeka Ushers Welcome Shower
Rain in Topeka spattered Kanvas avenue with a light shower that cooled pavements and drew cheers from clerics and onlookers. Citizens waved handkerchiefs as the local rain was welcomed and noted as the first in a period, preceding possible future showers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kanvas
Curtouiy
Street Car Consolidation In Cleveland Dominion
Clevalin July 3 The Leader reports the Everett Moor syndicate appears to control the Little Consolidated Street Railway. Control was gained by securing stock options on Marge Block. The Little Consolidated and Cleveland Electric Railway, already owned by the Everett Syndicate, form the local threat for equipment. Investor Hiyana shows current interest in the Little Consolidated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clevalin
Everett-Moort Wrniitate
Litte Consolidatd
Little
Chere Invally Hallway Company
Cleveland Electric Railway Company
Everett Syndicate
Sesuijor Hiyana
Little Consolidated
Dusty Capital Building Fire Threatens Des Moines
Fire at the Dusty Capital building in Des Moines narrowly avoided total destruction this morning. Tolls are estimated not to exceed 6,000 dollars while the paper will issue an usual edition as details develop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dew Moines
Capital
Louisville Courier plans rail link to Kentucky counties
The Courier Journal reports the Louisville Anchorage and Pewee Valley Railway company has completed arrangements for a four year bond issue to finance a line from Louisville to Pewee Valley. The line would extend to Stanford and Richland, with the missing link from Louisville toward Pewee Valley expected to be the tract connecting branches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Suly
Courier Journal
Anchorage
Pewee Valley
Haw
Louis Ville
Bidograss
Stanford
Rich
Weather Bureau records highest Leavenworth prison temperature
Three months after an amendment from the Topeka office the Weather Bureau established a federal prison weather station at Port Leavenworth with an in charge prison surgeon. At 4 am Monday the thermometer registered 198 degrees the highest on record for the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth
Kan
Topeka
United States Weather Dureau
Prion
Port Leavenworth
Minor Kansas News Briefs From Washington and New York
Fragmentary OCR notes report small items from Washington and New York, mentioning temperatures and local figures. The readable text references Jonas Roe, a Kansas surgeon, and mentions Kansas and Chisago in a July context with scattered place names and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Tema Washington
Jonas I. Roe
Drought Area Spreads Across Great Plains and Midwest
Washington July 23 The weather bureau reports a severe drought across states from the lakes to the Rocky Mountains. Extreme heat with 100 plus degree days ruined early corn in Nebraska Kansas Oklahoma and Missouri while conditions deteriorated in Indiana OhioKentucky Tennessee and most of the lower Ohio Valley. Some regions show scarce rainfall and delayed harvests. cotton and tobacco suffer in worse sections though Atlantic states see mixed yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Weather Bureau
Rocky Mountain
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Lake
Ohio Valley
Midiile
Texas
South Atlantic
Pacific Coast
Kaisus
Oklahora
Mindouwil
Indiana
Ohio
Kentucky
Tennesse
Middle Atlantic
New York
Pennsylvania
North Dakota
Minnesota
Lake Fepton
Mstinoi DA
Alazema
Georgia
Florida
Carolinas
Tennessee
Volton Belt
Tenosmee
Wisconsin
Maryland
Atlantic
Weather Beat: Weekwide Heat and Rainfall in Kansas
A weather bulletin reports extreme heat with several days over 100 degrees in Independence and Phil Uprbure, numerous showers in eastern Kansas, and heavy rainfall in Wichita. Corn in Leavenworth remains green with improvement, while early corn suffers in Marshall and Neymaha as late corn holds up and dusting begins in areas like Anderson and Morria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture Climate and Crop Bulletin
Weather Bureau
Kansas
Independence
Phil- Uprbure
Ehawnee
Wichita
Leavenworth
Montgomery
Witton
Marshall
Neymaha
Allen
Anderson
Morria
Barker
Washington
Ice Price Rise Strains Local Ice Dealers
Winslow and Raney quit business as the ice trust raises prices again to 35 per ton, cutting off independent dealers. Dickey and the People’s Ice company defend the move, while rivals warn of further losses and consider cooperative ice plants to resist trust control. Local figures like Langdon urge self protection against seasonal price shocks.
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W. Se Dickey
Lee
Joost
Ice Trust
Winslow & Raney
Ing
Peg Dickey
Ikind
Troutman
Tee Seafter
Reney
A. J. Henderson
Syoess
T Wal
Raney
ic# trust
Dickey
People’s Tre Company
Mic
Mocomim
HG. Langdon
Tce
Fce
Fee Trust
Drought yields and crop prospects across counties
In Har the drought curbs half to one half crop prospects. Sutter and Remmbke report limited yields with some belief of fair progress. Benefited areas include Satay in oe and Selewick. Rains may improve corn in Bar Dickinson Lincoln Washington. Western Division notes early corn rained for fodder while alfalfa second crop stacked. Gove Sheridan Thomas threshing begins in Lane Shawnee and early corn for fodder faces variable progress.
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Harwill
Saleh
Remmbke
Selewick
Cor
Kingwina
Bar
Dickinson
Lincoln
Washington
Arly
Gove
Sheridan
Thomas
Lane
Shawnee
Nery
Nation in County Jail Amid Angry Protest and Pardon Plea
Carrie Nation, confined in the county jail, raps on doors with a board and uses a slipper as a battering ram while appealing for relief and a pardon. She is confined after demanding access, complaining of heat and poor conditions, and facing a $100 fine and 26 days in jail plus $4850 in costs, with Governor Stanley asked to intervene.
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Dolo
Nation
ST. Iy
Eva Harding
ME Goodwin
Stanley
Carrie Nation
Brauley
Sad
Nine Die of Heat in Omaha Record Night
Omaha reports nine deaths and thirteen prostrations from heat in the past 96 hours as a cloudy sky and 7 o'clock temperature rise. Other cities report extreme heat with new records, including St Louis New York and Denver noting high temperatures and prostrations.
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Omaha
Neb
ST. Louis
St Loui
Theraidaberes
Dodds
Denver
Colo
Fight M Keever and Findlay Weigh U S Attorney Post
A row over the U S attorney appointment unfolds as George Findlay battles for the post and insiders plot to block him. Burton, Grimes, Simpson and Mulvane maneuver behind scenes in Shawnee County while McKeever resists Lucas support and awaits the conference decision. Burton plans Indian Territory tactics as Findlay faces mounting pressure and potential reshuffling.
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J. Halph Barton
Frank Grimes
Barton
George Findlay
Mike Button
Thin Simpson
Burton
Thane
Simpnab
Simpson
Findlay
Jalier
Indian Territory
Jim Stepson
Grimes
Kaovcum Rancholine
Shupeon
Hetter
Burren
Mike Sutton
Jim
Sald
George
Hurton
Findley
Dave Mulvane
Art
M.A. Lew
Foley
Parsons
MoPher
J. Meson
W. Smith
Mergeville
W. A. Roeder
Cyrus Leland
Nenator
Kansas
Ienet
Mmr
Wither Branch
ED. McKeever
Eeen
Sisteant
U.S
Hut Seht
Shawnee County
Mic
Mekeet
Amulvanes
Choise
Saree
Hat Willems
Hert Laces
Mulvanes
Lutcas
MeKeever
Auise
al Lindell
Nelson
Lucas MeKeever
Lindell
Lucas
Boyne Lindel
Licks
Laces
Ocee
McKeever
Mulvane Peraints
Havior
Avex
National
Tracy
Herry Bone
Bone
Senator Burton
Z.T. Burton
Abilene
Burton Willy
Dennis Flyan
M. A. Low
Parsone Drugeists Arrested in Parsons Kansas
Parson's city officials report the arrest of H Burrs a noted drugeist on Central Avenue and John Mupunde with George E Woodling who operate Reynolds & Woodling at Jongnan Eye High. They face violation of the city ordinance and are in police custody awaiting AR court action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parsone Drugeists
Parsons
Kan
H. Burrs
Drugeist
Central Avenue
John Mupunde
George E Woodling
Reynolds & Woodling
Jobngan Eye
Arresisi Esc i Welling Vigner
Arene
Explosion Kills Sixteen at Stuckholai Harbor
A blast rocked Stuckholai Harbor causing sixteen deaths and extensive damage. Rescue teams rushed to the scene as authorities began inquiries into the cause and surrounding safety lapses. Local officials declared the port area a crime scene and ordered ongoing investigations.
Two saved as vessel ablaze in maritime disaster
Captain and four Swedish officials among the dead. a steamship or schooner encountered gales near the Baltic region. The barque Leuine Afelane departed Philadelphia for sources near Dutch islands, towed to Portland for repairs after damage from a gale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cer
Philadelphia
Sore - Rolin
Duten Island
Barber
Portland
Weather note with scattered rain near Kunean Avenue
Fragmented report shows light rain and drizzle across districts with gusty east winds. Thermometer readings near 14 to 79 degrees noted, forecasts suggesting continuing hot weather in Washington and vicinity amid uncertain conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torn List
Kunean Avenue
Timas
Tod
Tom
Velnek
Canaries
Cinctanett
Washington
Named by McKinley Washington July 2 Army Officers List
Washington July 2 The preliminary army list names Captain Harry L Lesson acting attached surgeons and a roster of infantry and cavalry officers. The document includes Lieutenants Barton Green Pendleton Vredentrosh and others with ranks shown, plus weather notes predicting continuing warm conditions for the fair week ahead.
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Washington
Harry Il Lesson
Sedunteers
Ey Lain
Prari
Barton
Wim
Greeie
Barkel i
Tawreses
Marianna
Ieee Ee
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Fort Collins
Frank Ayers
Hate Bender
City of
Cleveland
Traffic Trust
Iowa
Des Moines Paper
Louisville Company
Chisago
Drouth Area
Rocky Mountains
Kansey, Oklahoma
Trust
Mrs. Nation
Gov. Stanley
DEE
Donneperature
M’keever
U. S. Attorney
Croker
Leopolon
Ate Aetain Viper
Pinte
Lelewater
Logise
Adelaide
Stuckholai
Stockholm
Sweden
Geireilioum On
Louter Adelakin
Oer
Tuladerpetia Perth
Porkand
Orr
Furmerbere
SchoMer
Fiefele
Ube Lauter Adelaide
M'Kinley
Renew
Ball
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