Downs Celebrate Twenty Third Anniversary Amid Mud Interference
Downs Kansas notes a large turnout for its twenty third anniversary celebration with parades and speeches by W J Bailey and others. The mud dampened events, street parade canceled, and football between Osborne and Kirwin drawn by Kirwin 21 Downs 0. Reports include a shooting in Emporia, a Twenty first Kansas Regiment reunion in Wichita, and local obituaries and accidents across the state.
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W. J. Bailey
Charles Uytts
W. A. Reeder
C. M. Cole
Reeder
Osborne
Kirwin
Uwon Downs
Twenty-First Regiment
Hutchinson
Lowe
Twenty-first Kansas
Wichita
G. R
Clay Center Druggist Case Ends with Return of Goods
Clay Center reports the city no longer pursues action after W A Munson druggist was acquitted last week. Officials return seized goods, citing crisis and obligation as the basis for dismissal of all suits. Also notes Hutchinson chorus revival plans and a Coffelt murder case transfer to Sedgwick County jail in Wichita.
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Clay Center
Rap
W. A. Munson
Thei
Hutchinson
Coffelt
Winfield
O. W. Coffell
Cowley County
Santa Fe Demwtive
Montgomery
Wichita
Delegates From Cleburne Texas Attack Santa Fe Strike
Delegates from Cleburne Texas are in Topeka aiming to spark a sympathetic Santa Fe shop workers strike. Officials say the Cleburne action lacks authorization and would affect about 1,000 workers if a general strike occurred.
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Cleburne, Tex
Topeka
Santa Fe
Cleburne
Texas
Santa Fe Road
Gulf Lines
Gulf
George Mulberry
The
International Association of Mu
Strikers Hope for Quick Settlement in Local Rail Shop Row
Officials cite discrimination in assignment of duties as a key issue while unions demand reinstatement for all workers. A Topeka sympathy action is unlikely, with 283 iron workers in Cleburne reportedly out. The Illinois and Texas leadership backs a swift settlement, potentially within a week as James O Connell signals possible Texas district mediation.
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Mechanical Department of
Cleburne
Topeka
Machinists’ Union
James O'Connell
International Association of Machinists
Texas
O'Connell
Santa Fe Coast Line Officials Reappointed
California merger completes as Santa Fe Pacific and San Joaquin Valley lines are merged. E P Ripley declares the coast lines now operate as the Atchison Topeka Santa Fe Railway with A G Wells as general manager and F J Shepard, R B Burns, and G R Joughin named to key posts.
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Los Angeles
Cal
California
Santa Fe Pacific
Albuquerque
Hareton
San Francisco & San Joaquin Valley Railway
Point Richmond
Bakersfield
Santa Fe
Santa Fe System
Coast Lines
E. P. Ripley
Santa Fe Pacific Railroad Company
San Francesco & San Joaquin Valley Railway Company
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Company
J. W. Kendrick
Chicago
Ripley
A. G. Wells
Atchison, Topeka d& Santa Fe Railway Company
Los
Will Arrest Neff and Embezzlement Charge Looms
Denver report states Union Pacific cashiers shortage totals eight thousand six hundred dollars. Edgar H Neff, former cashier, is expected to be arrested on embezzlement charges after a guaranty company bond dispute. Investigators have not located the missing funds.
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Union Pacific
Denver
Colo
Rive Hulshed
Union Pacifc
Edgar H. Neff
Neff
F. H. Lord
Guaranty Company
Confusion Over Santa Fe Railway Bonds Misleads Investors
In Santa Fe on July 23, H.8. Lutz of the Santa Fe Railway unit sought guidance from J. W. Reed of Chicago about recently issued bonds guaranteed by the city. Reed, misled by the similar name, pursued the Santa Fe Lana company and learned that about 150000 dollars of the bonds were sold as worthless.
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Santa Fe Railway
Santa Fe
W. M
H. 8. Lutz
Santa Fe Railway Company
J. W. Reed
Chicago
City of Santa Fe
Reed
Santa Fe Lana Company
Fonda
Dar
Babe in St Louis in Conference Talks with Seaboard
In St Louis yesterday, former Bante Fo Mss in conference with Seaboard Airline officials led by General Manager J M about terms of an agreement. Discussions covered all details and a deal is expected to be reached soon.
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Miss Litchfield
Lawrence
Alice Litchfield
Board of Education
Bante Fo Mss
Frisco
Vieas Erte Achie
J. M
Seaboard
Es Une
Poreamuth
X-naie
Peziringham Seaboard
I¢ Fautuaily
Casera
Nis Athe Out Male Te Ee El Mother To Colorado
Fragmentary OCR notes show a person called Nis Athe traveling with a male and a mother to Colorado for an unspecified purpose. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Colorado
Ine
Tulsa Santa Fe stock dispute over Bartlesville branch
General Manager H A Mudge of the Santa Fe refutes claims that a separate road holds a stake in the Bartlesville branch. He insists the Bartelsville line is part of the Santa Fe system and denies any negotiations for trackage rights or stock transfer.
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Bartelsville Branc
Road Foreman of Engines Appointed on San Joaquin Line
Circulars announce John R. Christie appointed Tread foreman of engines on the San Francisco and San Joaquin Valley road with headquarters at San Bernardino Cal. Railroad notes list numerous crew movements including Meade and Hare and repairs at the machine shop. Three damaged baggage cars await accident repairs on the shop track and George Ivland returns to the freight car division.
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John R. Christie
San Francisco and
San Joaquin Valley
San Bernardino
Cal
Joseph Domme
Bolleration
Charles Havens
J. M. Meade
George Esa
T. P. Filatt
Nat Black
Louie Yengst
Kansas City
Earl Petrie
Charlon T. Macple
Smith Shop
McLaughlin
Bockowski
Leavenworth
Santa Fe
Jacob Weyler
Sam Bernardino
Thone
Jamirtah
Fareman Hill
Willian
Leas
Tip Ve
Water Service Department
Eureka Springs
Ark
St. Louis
Seligman
Franco
Ernest Mspelin
Albuquerque
Cen
Pam
SEB
Francisco
Springfeld
Topeks
Alexander Abistrom
Mie
Anna Vi
Tls City
Salina
Ablatrom
Zero
Locomotive Building Co
Baldwin of Philadel
Ide
American Locomotive Works
Bach
K. Jendarson
Banta Ee
Hemterson
Northwestern Road
Henderson
United States
Woman’s Risk: A Trapeze Performer Endures Ills
A fragmentary ad praises a tonic for women claiming it strengthens weak women and cures female illness. Mentions Mrs Mary Com and Dr R V Pierce of Buffalo New York promoting medicines in paper covers.
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Mary Com
R. V. Pierce
Bafialo
N.Y
Topeka Shop Notes Include Transfers and Marriages
Transfers and new machinery arrive at the Santa Fe shop with foreman changes and personnel movements. A baby boy born to a brass foundry worker marks a cheerful event amid sick leave and furloughs as plans for station work progress and promotions reshuffle the crew.
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Arthur Roberts
Gus Duran
G. W. Moffatt
James Kelly
Siderod
Jacob Weyler
San Bernardino
Joseph Walker
Malcolm McLain
Graham
Abilene
Bartlesville
Edward Grubb
John Shannon
Mosby
Topeka
O. Swanson
Santa Fe
Guthrie
Netie
David Mder
Leo
Tve
W. C. Mattingly
Neosho
Rapids
Bas
Opeka
Banta Pe Reds
Oakland Blues
Cassius Mimplen
Pane
Coe
Georet W- Tansell
Abeda
Gaye Unik
Mia
Jane Goodtoan
United , States
Calabalogan
Samar
Philippines
Wil Mall Francisco
Santo
San Joseph
Albert Blair
Tung
Ebeneser Stevy
Pera
Ae Ee
Wheat and Pure Fruit Combined Nutrient Digest Segments
Fragmented 19th century text extols Wheat and Pure Fruit Combined as a pre digested food. It discusses starches and sugars, gastric fermentation, and the claimed health benefits while warning against indigestible pasty remnants in the stomach. The passage includes references to digestion, sugar formation, and purported food value.
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Waltveas
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