COREAN TREATY AGREEMENT PLEDGES COREAS INDEPENDENCE
A Seoul dispatch reports a key accord between British and Japanese ministers to Corea and Kato, advisor to the Korean emperor. Britain and Japan guarantee Corea’s independence and aid its internal and foreign policy, while Corea agrees to build up naval and military defenses and restrict foreign trade to Britain, Japan, and the United States.
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St Petersburg
Seoul
Corea
Kato
Great Britain
Japan
Joan
United States
Crean
Corean
Hoke Smith Answers Southern Political Question
Former Secretary of Interior Hoke Smith, visiting New York, explains the South's stance in the Democratic Party. He says the key issue is local government competence and maintaining good local governance, not race prejudice, while noting eastern skepticism of Southern positions and the need for unity to protect local government. He highlights Southern progress in industry and cautions against fracturing the party over national alignments.
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Hoke Smith
New York
Georgia
The
Times
Chicago
Kansas City
Jefferson and
Jackson
Seymour
Tilden
South
East
South to lead in cotton manufacture and education drive
The South aims to supply 70 percent of world lint cotton used by mills and shift to processing it into fabric for export, boosting American value by $500000 annually. A tidal wave of public education reforms follows, with 2400 students in technical institutes and manual training entering city schools. The effort seeks industrial instruction across rural areas and teachers trained in industrial courses.
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New England
South
America
Minda
Ullise
Apyartuniver
Coun- x
Santa Fe Elks plan grand parade to Salt Lake reunion
The Kansas and Oklahoma Elks will travel via the Santa Fe as official route for the Salt Lake reunion August 12 to 16. A special train from Kansas City and several cities will carry the Second Regiment band and a 300 Official umbrellas. Over 40 Kansas Elks aim to lead the largest state delegation with sunflower umbrellas.
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Kansas and Oklahoma Elks
Salt Lake
Santa Fe
Kansas City
Leavenworth
Topeka
Emporia
Parsona
Fort Scott
Iola
Wichita
Oklahoma City
Second Regiment
Messra. C
Elks
Elks of
Kansas
Pueblo
Denver
Rio Grande
Topeka Ping Pong Party Honors Two Visitors
A large Topeka party Thursday night hosted by Mrs. George W Heale celebrated Miss Bessie Ellsworth of Hot Springs Arkansas and Miss Jennie Wilson of Avalon Pace Valencia. Guests filled the dining room and veranda with tiger lilies pink roses and electric lighting while a musical program featured Ellsworth Poster Low Veale and others. A long list of attendees included Miss Ellsworth Miss Wilson Miss Sherman of Fresno Cal Miss Maud Holt of New Hampshire and many local residents. A card party for Miss Bessie Bess gale is planned for next week and several locals will visit destinations in Colorado Michigan and California in coming days.
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Topeka
Thurssey
George Wheale
Bessie Ellsworth
Hot Springs
Ark
Jennie Wilsor
Avalon Pace
Valencia
Mise Ellsworth
Lillian Poster
Miss Vers Low
Nannie Veale
Miss Wilson
J. B. Burbank
Ablcene
Margaret Wiggen
Walter Smith
Rossville
Ellsworth
Wilson
Sherman
Fresno
Cal
Maud Holt
New Hampshire
Vera Low
Helen Thompson
Helen Smith
Jeannette Lord
Santa Waters
Carrie Martin
Misa Iyah Davis
Foster
Archibald F. Willams
Albert T. Reid
Kenneth Wharry
Norton Payne
Ralph Moore
John Waters
Will Alexander
Pancoast Kidder
Ayrian Sherman
Samuel Fleishman
Ts Lakin
Ida
Glenwood Springs
Col
Burr ‘Lakin
Las Animas
Charles P. Adams
Ludington
Mich
Charles Kleithans
Grantville
Nan ‘Tuck
New York
W. T. Crosby
H.B. Kelly
Florence Miller
Osage City
Willa Rodgers
Mary Thompson
Walker Cain
Kansas City
Charles Stiliman
Morganville
Dell Frasier
McGee
Chautauqua Lake
Tom McCall
Beloit
Mary McCall
J. EB. Burbank
Airfiene
George W. Veale
Olive Gundry
el Reno
C. T
Leland Stanford University
California
E. W. Poindexter
Charles Adams
George Snyder
Ladington
Michigan
Wallace Thompson
Merrill Milly
Wagon Whee Gap
Colorado
Helen Halm
Salt Lake City
Ethel Dennert
Clarence Poindexter
O. T
Isabel Hudson
Ben Criswell
John Thompson
F. Rensegnie
Chicago
Louise Kellam
D. J. Philipps
Leavenworth
Pearl Wooding
Emporia
Coker-Finney
Cora Miller
Joplin
Missouri
R. C. Miller
Courtney Flower
Colorado Springs
W. L. Taylor
Lincoln
Naira
Willie Balls
Minn
Sells
Eas
William Alston
Dorothea Alston
Annabell Johns
Grant Mammon
Gladys
Lulu Burdge
Morris Avenue
Christ Hospital
jaMga
Henry Schlandt
Hutchinsas Ja
J. N. Hopper
Polk Street
Laura Longaker
L M. Longaker
Fillmore Street
Lampson Smith Harrison
Atlantic City
New Jersey
Harrison
Testimony recaps Nate Fia's stance amid Reese case
In a brief testimony, Nate Fia reaffirmed his position regarding the Reese matter, stating he has nothing new to add before the ongoing proceedings. Officials indicated no further comment at this time.
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Nate Fia
Reese
Mr. Mallory's Novelty Sermons By Youth
Rev. F. E. Mallory of the Third Christian church adopts a youth led sermon program starting Sunday August 1 with four young men including Eric Voight Rufus Wingcom Geo Nightingale and John Zuomerman delivering The Temptations of Youth The following Sunday August 19 four young ladies Grace Cluft Louis Lambert Elsie Yewell and Ethel Hart will present a sermon on How shall we amuse ourselves Each group is memorizing their portions for delivery in the services
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F. E. Mallory
Third Christian Church
Mallory
Eric Voight
Rufus Wingcom
Geo, Nightingale
John Zuomerman
Grace Cluft
Louis Lambert
Elsie Yewell
Ethel Hart
Coal Find Near Dover Sparks Local Mining Plans
Coal has been found on Harvey Flickinger’s Shawnee county farm about two miles east of Dover. He mined and stored enough for himself and neighbors from a pasture lodge. The coal matches Osage county cob coal and Flickinger plans to organize a Topeka company to mine and market the product.
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Shawnee County
Harvey Flickinger
Dover
Cloudburst Destroys Dwellings Near Dresden
A cloudburst near Dresden, WN, wipes out acres of crops and several buildings. One house swept into Seneca Lake. inhabitants escape from second story windows. Affected area includes tracks washed out on the New York Central Pennsylvania division.
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Geneva
Dresden
Pennsylvania
New York Central
Seneca Lake
Lightning Strikes Mills and Oil Works in July Storm
A violent electrical storm swept across the region causing heavy property and vegetation damage. The Mint glass works of James M Murray & Co. was struck and destroyed, with a loss around 90000 dollars. Lightning also hit a small oil tank at Point Breese oil works. In New York, George G. Corey, recently arrested at Patched with attempting to obtain money through alleged prior claims, faces charges.
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Irwin
Coal Hollow
Westmoreland
Hall
Washington
Waynesburg
Mint Glass Works
James M Murray & Co
Point Breese
New York
George G. Corey
Dew
Rich
Joint raid nets two men on liquor charges in city
Fred Ross and Frank P. Plamondin were arrested for operating a second floor joint at 6f and 515 Hames Avenue. Bail set at 1000 each. trial scheduled for Tuesday, July 29. Judge Redden, reassigned from county to city court, led the case amid surprise and sparring over where cases should be tried.
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Fred Ross
Frank P. Plomondin
Hames
Judge McCabe
A. L. Redden
Josiah Ross
Rose
Plamondin
H.C Lindsay
Redden
Shawnee County
Godard
J., G. Disney
Oakland
Queen
Marshal Ross
Ross
Pramondon
Disney
Indiana Territory
Judgeon
United Box Board & Paper Company Formed in New Consolidation
A new corporation named United Box Board & Paper Company is formed with a capital of 28 million 900 thousand four hundred dollars. Key figures include ex-State Comptroller James A. Roberts as president, R F P Newcomb as first vice president, and Charles Dr Brown as second vice president. The deal transfers plants from American Strawboard Company to the consolidation, with facilities listed in Indiana Illinois Ohio Connecticut New York New Jersey Maine and more. Preferred and common stock details are noted for existing American Strawboard holders and new stock terms are pending public release. Headquarters are expected to be in New York City.
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New York
Atrewboard
United Box Board & Paper Company
James A. Roberts
Consolidated Company
R. F P. Newcomb
American Strawboard Company
Charles Dr. Brown
Muncie
Ind
Peart
Irs
Waldron
Mount Carmel
Rockport
Eaton
Marion
Vincennes
Wabash
Yorktown
Urbana
Ohio
Middletown
Norwich
Conn
Stielton
Fulton
N.Y
Honeoye Falls
Penoyan
Schuylerwville
Lockport
Middlebors
Whippenny
Bogota
N. J
Danville
N. H
Milton
Lawrence
Masa
Benton Falls
Fairfield
Maine
FIX UP THE BRIDGES Commissioners Plan Repairs Likely
Commissioners intend to reinforce high water channels by adding a span to the already weak approaches. Plans may include widening and strengthening to prevent unsafe cuts and maintain ice channel flow while preserving bridge access. Socialism in Austrian Army Vienna July 25 A Bohemian governor orders chiefs of police to report socialist recruits to military authorities. Similar measures expected nationwide to curb socialist influence.
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Ersigh Wi
Vienna
Bohemia
Austria
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