John Waters Realizes Regintar Ambition With Soldiers Aid
John Waters plans to register for Ris Tamora Tatler with help from $250 and several soldiers. He navigates polling near the booth and asks a soldier to wait. officers and a Waters firm associate move through the scene as a lieutenant warns against attempting to buy influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Waters
Oklahorms
Ellone
Ris Tamora Tatler
Joseph O. Watere
Jobs
Aed
Joburg
Juba
Slocum
Jenke
Waters & Waters
Tim
John
An Olly Habit and Butter Consumption
A cautionary note on excessive butter use leading to indigestion and bowel issues. Advice includes dramatically reducing butter, drinking hot water nightly to flush the system, and switching to lighter dairy with gentler fat content.
Sam's Soldiers and Registration Line Confusion
Fragmentary note describes a registration line and an exodus of individuals amid unclear context. Mentions lines of people, a term Slocus, and stray phrases suggesting disruption at a location referenced as 3260 near Manas high.
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Sam
Negroes Not Wanted on Chicago Suburban Line
Reports from July describe white residents of Maywood Melrose Park and Bellwood gathering along tracks to block a Chicago division train carrying Black workers. A Blue Island stop led to routing changes as up to 126 armed men waited to pressure the group to depart or face violence.
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Chitaxo
Maywood
Melrose Park
Bellwood
Chicago
Corth
Metros Park
Fulton
Ind
Blue
Globe Chaser Arrested Amid Russia Travel Troubles
Loresse Prince, touring for La Presse of Montreal, arrived by steamer Rio Jun Maru after leaving Montreal May 27. In Manchuria he was arrested with Merrion for alleged passport issues and theft of 8000 roubles. Merrion's passport was seized. Prince telegrammed the Russian minister of railways claiming unrest and provincial insurrection. Russian officers reportedly powerless to stop it as Chinese and Manchurans labor on the railway project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
EKC
Lorenso Prince
la Presse
Montreal
Manchuria
Merrion
Hile
Manchuris
Lewis Brought Back From Denver After Diamond Theft
H Ailsworth Lewis, the alleged newspaper man who fled Topeka with diamonds valued at 180, was returned from Denver yesterday by Jesse Cook, deputy for Sheriff Porter. Lewis avoided discussing his Denver experiences and showed little willingness to explain his actions. He claimed he hoped to settle with Mr. Bweartocen and said he did not intend to profit from keeping any gems.
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H. Ailsworth Lewis
Topeka
Denver
Jesse Cook
Lewis
Porter
Cook
Topeks
Lin
Bweartocen
Jack Bradshaw
A. Schwartz
OG Kempton
Bradshawe
Beitman & Bradshaw
Bast
First Street
Hejtman
Mr. Heitman
Bradshaw
Bunsen City
Two Husbands Complain Over Divorces Record
Fragments show petitions filed with district clerks by Wednesday in a divorce case. Mention of Henry Gilbert and an unnamed party discuss marital disputes and alleged insanity amid a troubled marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Gilbert
Aetrabell
Police Jottings and The Senate Raid At Local Court
The report notes George Jones fined for blocking a street with rocks after a police court plea. William Gay faced trial amid claims of prior housing in a troubled district. A crowd and several defendants, including Adams and Woods, were observed in hot conditions as cases unfolded.
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George Jones
Kansas bankers organization gains state banks
Kansas politicians push banking consolidation with new national banks granted charters. Details list several banks including Pest sapiens Dank ce arene Okbi with capital 395,000 and Lawton Setional bank capital 25,000. Certification allows Firstational bank of Lawton to commence business under Sterling P. Richardson presidency with 45 capital.
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Kansas
Clark
Junction City
Bass
Abliene
Kes
Lawton Setional Bank
Lawton
Ae Capital
Bank of
Sterling P. Richardson
Morros Comments On Kansas Crop Outlook And Rail Rates
Vice President Morros of the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railways discusses crop conditions and business outlook. He notes Kansas and Missouri corn damage from heat but cites diverse tonnage reducing rail impact, praises a bountiful wheat harvest, and mentions rate discussions with rivals. He forecasts steady earnings if rains continue and expresses confidence in Kansas farmers.
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New York
Paul Morros
Atchison, Topela & Santa Fe Railway
Morton
Kansas
Missouri
Nebraska
Indiana
Atchison Road
Palsage
Atchison
Chicago
Kansaa
No Rain In Sight For Southwest Weather
Kansan City forecast notes cooler temperatures with no rain yet. At 1 PM the Weather Bureau logged 98 degrees, six below yesterday. Sprinkles were reported in Arkansas Oklahoma and Brunewick Missouri with better conditions locally following a light breeze.
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Kansan City
Monty
Kansas City
Weather Bureau
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Brunewick
Hays
Kansas
Naval Appointments List From Washington
The president announced naval promotions and new appointments. Names include Albert F. Dixon George L. Dyer and numerous lieutenants junior grade and ensigns with several variations and spellings in the list.
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Washington
Albert F. Dixon
Geo. L. Dyer
Allen Mrzook
Raymond D. Hasbrouck
Stanford E. Moses
Henry B Price
H E Proctor
Kenneth G. Cagueman
Arthur Crenshaw
Pp. Burt
Willam Littlefield
Albert W. Marshall
Thoman D. Parker
Allen Buchanan
John T. Becker
Claud C
Lackey
John
Lewis
B. Latimore
Charles
Morgan
Farmer Morrison
Samuel J. M. Major
Willar & Miller
Mudieon
Pope
BH. H. Royal
Llosa S. Shapety
William Sayles
Chauncey Shackforid
Herbert G. Sparrow
Everett J. Sucier
James H.tomb
Samuel B. Thomas
Joseph KE. Tausig
RWW
Vincent
Richard D White
Clark W. Woodward
Adolphus Ti. Watson
Alexander
Epworth League Adjourns at Chanute Conference
The Epworth League district convention in Chanute adjourned after two days of sessions. Indicated next meeting place and officers elected include Herbert Cuves as president, Miss Clarence as recording secretary, and Estelle Warner named junior supervisor. Ticket info lists Irene $16 Chicago and Return via The Rock Island Route with sales July 3, 24, 25 and return by August.
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Epworth
Chanute
Kaa
Infispendoner
Epworth League
Herbert Cuvess
Miss Plarence
Sturgies
Independence
Teres ‘Galesbur
Respon Iit
el City
Estelle Warner
Neodeshi
Irene
Chicago
Buffsie
Snapshot of Small Town News Near and Far
Local items include farm losses, street work, and weather notes. Reports mention a Kansas conference, a university course for a Gor. teacher, cemetery visits, and residents traveling to De Soro and Las Vegas.
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Lowman
Ber
Eidiesang
Helen Zaiden
He Taylor
Erage
Yewon
Ez Dark Buind
Florence Marshall
Peery
Wang
West Garden
A. Smith
Oeere
Copeland
M. Bowman
Mary W Doran
Gor
Co University
Las Vegas
de Soro
Ice Trust
Merly
Nh Street
Ie Gruodens
Len Ha
Pet
T. J
The
Nang
Aether
Naece Aury
West Union
T. W. Andrews
Homsville
Sfuaenoon
Maine
Sren Platen
Senn Avenue
Wtalion
Worauin
Lue State Journal Ofice
Various Telegraph Telegrams From London and Abroad
London reports of Manchuria insurgents destroying telegraph lines and Chinese and Russian troops in distress. A Daily Mail note on Emperor William’s beard style and resemblance to his father. An American clergyman robbed of 1000 pounds on the Paris Geneva express. A Newport Rhode Island shell fragment damages the city hall stone and a tree. Piccadilly reconstruction to begin next September. San Francisco notes Judge Noyes requesting resignation in a mining receivership case. Caples reports Branclace Crimp’s improving condition. premier remains active.
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London
Zays the Shang
The
Standard
Manchuria
Mr. Todd
Geneva
Party & ‘Express
Piccadilly
San Francisco
Cal
M Ny Seer Green
Noyes Haw
Georges Bordhaentus
Kot
United States District Court
Quest Oue
Congress Members Praise Parana Cure for Stomach Catarrh
A letter from Hon. Robert W. Wilcox, delegate from Hawaii and the Sandwich Islands, endorses Perana for dyspepsia and stomach catarrh. He claims relief and urges others with digestive ailments to try the remedy, noting it as beneficial and prompt. The note directs readers to Hartman Sanitarium for full statements and evaluation.
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Robert W. Wilcox
Congress
Hawaii
Sande Wich Islands
Washington, D.C
Law Hartman
Thy Hart
Brittartum
Colibes O
Beni
Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Gorman
Mount Cervino tragedy claims six climbers in Italy
Three English climbers and three guides died after slipping into a chasm while ascending Mount Cervino near Aosta Italy. The incident follows earlier hazardous weather and flood reports across Europe. A separate London banker’s death note mentions a large bequest to Jewish charities.
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Zermatt
Bwitserland
Matterhorn
Aosta
Tttuly
Mount
Cervino
Snow clad Mountains Colorado and Berlin trip notes
Fragmentary text reports lower rates in August and September, a speaker named Henderson traveling to Berlin, and scattered phrases about remedies for summer ailments and prices. The readable items include references to Lengo, D. R Henderson, and Seria A Cure for Summer Complaints with vague dates and costs.
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Henderson
Berlin
Lengo
D. R Henderson
United States
Seria
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William Gay
Gay
Norwith
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Schwartz
Das
Stoney
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Wee
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Kempton
Poe
Presk
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Saly
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Pmart Agutnet
W. W. Webb
Jost Webb
Millie Nichols
Schuyler Nichols
M VanValkenburg
Kansas Avenua
Hartman Wan
Kansas Bankers
Oklahome
Paul Morton
Santa Fe
McKinley
Eperor
William
Newport
Kennesree
New City Hall
Caples
Sandwich Islands
Perana
Coxcunsaan
Edison Company
Ifice
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Quincey
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Danube
Fort Scott
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