Roosevelt in Close Touch With Political Situation
Oyster Bay July 23 Roosevelt has had ten callers of national prominence since vacation began at Sagamore Hill. He stays in close touch with the political scene and believes he will be nominated, possibly by acclamation, with several states already pledging support. The piece notes New York factions, harmony efforts by former Senator, and Roosevelt’s readiness to counter press rumors while entertaining educators and military figures at Sagamore Hill.
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Vanderbilt Injured In Dusty Collision With Wagon
Two women on a market wagon were upset in a traffic mishap. Mr. Vanderbilt sustained leg and arm injuries as the larger automobile failed to stop in time, the dust from the vehicle obscuring the wagon and preventing avoiding the collision.
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Vanderbilt
Kansas World's Fair seeks prize winning Kansas building designs
The Kansas World's Fair commission plans a design contest with prizes up to 500 for the best Kansas building plans. It aims to draft a concept by September 1 and hire Kansas architects to create a building costing about 2000, featuring a nursery and club house comforts for visitors from Kansas.
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Kansas Nursery
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Sunflower State
Commission
Secretar y Shaw did not back five year service limit
Washington July 23 The treasury department made public a statement denying any support by Secretary Shaw for a five year limit for government service. The note says the five year claim is false and that Shaw fully supports civil service. It cites his signing regulations placing laborers and other unskilled positions under the Civil Service Commission to remove patronage.
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Civil Service
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Nat Goodwin to Play Bottom in A Midsummer Night's Dream
New York July 4 Nat Goodwin the actor now in London has cabled his agreement to accept the part of Bottom in an elaborate revival of A Midsummer Night's Dream. The revival will employ all latest stage mechanisms and a large company for Shakespeare's poetic production.
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N.C. Goodwin
London
Herald
Bottom
Wallace Show Comes To Topeka In Splendid Parade
The Wallace shows arrived in Topeka at 3 30 this morning and were welcomed by a great crowd. A noon parade along Kansas Avenue drew thousands after delays. Admission now 26 cents, main tent and acts include Ding Dong and Hazel elephants Blanch Reed on horse Stirk family bicyclists Hollis and Lowande bareback riders and more, with a strong circus band led by Z Bronson.
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Circus license row ends with fixed fees in Topeka
The city refused to cut a circus license price as tensions rose between the Ringling show and Mayor Parker. A license of 150 dollars plus 10 dollars for sideshow items prompted the circus man to vent, pay 160 in cash, and depart. Balloons hawker faced a 2 dollar fee and threats to quit. the mayor ordered police to enforce it. A council bid to reduce the fee to 79 dollars failed, denying free tickets to officials.
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Manila Army Post Progress Reported to Washington
Reports from the War department indicate excellent progress on the Manila post. Congress has appropriated 500,000 and 1,800 acres on the Pasig river for the post. The tract measures about three miles by one mile with roads graded to the new buildings. Lumber from the Columbia river and Puget Sound costs about 15 dollars per thousand plus transport, but total costs are lower than Manila purchases. White ants do not injure Pacific coast yellow pine. An additional 1,000,000 was appropriated for other Philippines posts and Gen. Chaffey will report to Secretary Root about locations, with Hallo named as a potential southern islands headquarters.
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Croker Disheartened Plans Return to New York
Worthing England July 22 Richard Croker a sick and disheartened man locals say he plans to return to New York due to lacking success in England. His racing stable has cost large sums with little income and his dairy venture has produced no meaningful income. There are reports his racing stable may be sold at the Doncaster sales in September and Letcombe building operations have been halted.
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Market Report From Wheat Corn Cattle and Hogs
The market reports grain prices cash No 2 red wheat and autumn staples steady to firmer with mixed futures. Cattle and hog receipts at Kansas City and Chicago show steady to lower trends with feeders and bulls noted. pork demand fair and prices edging lower.
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Cotton and Wool Markets Mixed in Daily News Briefs
The July market notes report middling cotton steady in New Orleans and California sales mixed with varied prices. Wool, potatoes, fruits, and vegetables are listed with fluctuating prices. Financial markets show modest gains in New York, with mixed regional stock movements and railroad shares advancing modestly.
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Market Rout In Wake Of Bond Reactions At Noon
Metropolitan securities and Northern stocks showed weak traction as bonds remained irregular by noon with trades sporadic. Some issues like Great Northern and Pacific lines fluctuated, but overall market reaction failed to broaden beyond isolated movements and no strong orders emerged.
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May Yohe Withdraws Theft Charges After Meeting
May Yohe withdraws charges of larceny following a meeting with former Captain Putnam Brand Lee Strong at Nice Headquarters. The date of larceny and details were clarified, charges against the seven and a reward for information about his wife were withdrawn. Janson is noted as a prominent figure in the years described.
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