Unequalled Kansas Wheat Prospects In 15 Counties
A summarized report highlights Kansas wheat prospects across 15 counties. It notes high spring wheat potential, varying conditions by county, and emphasizes aggressive production in central regions. Names of counties and figures indicate overall strong state wheat acreage and optimistic outlook for 1949.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FD Coburn
Kansas Department of Werlaiivre
Jammed
Alvin
Crewer
Mike
Amy Aifer
Cheyenne County
Leavenworth
Stewick
Pratt
CMO Mibek
Matton
Bowrven
Stimper
Turion
MeNbetta
Rice
Tashi
Tineneig
Bulewick
Bulme
Staard
Reno
Schell
Emeworth
Harper
Tarpre
Adin
Marius
TA Oierne
Cowley
Ciutech
SUA
Atorrey Kinginien
Thesaa
Tate Seth
Wit
Ayer
Ihea
Diethinaus
Huron
Catawa
Uty
Weil
Seutheen
Is & Winkis
British Plots and Boer Moves Near Pretoria in June
London reports suggest General Buller aimed to coerce surrender within three days and attack Beers. Meanwhile Boer forces under General Botha concentrate near Ha t her iy, east of Pretoria, as British prisoners are moved to Nooit Gedacht in the Henys valley. About 200 men arrived June 6 7, part of prisoners shifted from Water Valley.
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London
Bullve
Buller
Beers
Lorenzo Marques
Botha
Hatheriy
Pretoria
Baine
Noeit Godacht
Hisnds
Tord Roberts
Atate
Marquis of Lansdowne
For
Lord Wolseley
Lord Woirtley
Laird Lovediwin
Ats Wyke
Lord Salisbury
Majora Bile
Newcastle
Lydenbure
Murchison Range
Grave charges against Mahon in streetcar case
Accusations allege Mahon and Harry Bryan privately counseled violence while publicly urging order among the Amalgamated Association’s members. Affidavits detail meetings, speeches, and private advice that allegedly spurred vandalism and obstructions during a four month strike in St. Louis. Mahon denies the charges as to Wilton and Drushel.
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St. Louia
United States
Crewit
RL. Wison
National
Wm. D. Mahon
Amalgamated Association of Street Railway Employer of America
Division 106
Ae Tolows
Cleveland
St. Louis Transit Company
Wilson
Drushel
Motorman
W. D. Mahon
Harry Bryan
Mahon Betrig
National Association of Street Railway
Cald
Afflanis
Kak Divinen
Counser
Bryan and
Mahon
Ene Ray Ubat
Bryan
Dubile
aMagia
Association
Innvendres
Lke
aManto
Maton
Wilken
Crushel
St. Luis
Midaya
Cara
Transit
Servier
I Ts
Power House
Broadway
Saliabury Street
Lamie Streets
Prairie Avenue
North Market Street
Compton Avenue
Vandeventer
Newsted
Fairfax
Obear
Kossuth
Pauline Hesser
Tenth
Geyer Avenue
Mohun
Amalgamated Association of Street Car Employes
Stephens
Travait
Carondelet
Spee
Shell Pohlman
Pee Tee Campbell
Hawes
Transit Company
Campbell
Washington Avenue
Taylor Avenue
Third Street
Governor Stephens threat from militia demand amid street riots
Missouri governor Stephens reports letters threatening him if he fails to call out a militia to quell unrest in St. Louis. He plans to go to St. Louis to address citizens and defend his actions since the strike began. He denounces press attacks and accuses newspapers of undermining state authorities while riots and property damage continue.
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Finney, Grand
Washington Avenues
Gov. Stephens
Jefferson Cit
Ernor Stephens
Louis Mo
Jas
Steinereserees
Missouri
Jefferson City
Stephens
St. Louis
Ives
Town destroyed as severe wind tears Faulkner area
Severe wind swept through Faulkner Kansas early today demolishing the school house and a church while wrecking North Bros. bay and storage barn. Several dwellings were burned or damaged and farm houses were unroofed or blown off foundations. No casualties reported.
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Chetopa
Kan
Faulkner
Here
North Bros
Completion Push On City Hall And Auditorium
August construction progress on the city hall and auditorium includes partial roof completion and wiring of the second and third floors. Crews report plastering begun in the council chamber while delays in dressed stone arrival slow the Quincy street side.
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City Hall
Council Chamber
Quincy Street
Ambush Near Taal Wounds Captain Crenshaw and Five Others
Manila dispatch reports Captain Frank F. Crenshaw leading 40 men of the Twenty-eighth Infantry into an ambush near Taal. Crenshaw is badly wounded along with one private. ten others are said to be killed and three wounded on the field. A separate skirmish near Bisnenabute in Bulacan left Captain Flint and two privates wounded.
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Manila
Frank F. Crenshaw
Twenty-eighth Infantry
Taal
Crenshaw
Flint
Bisnenabute
Bulacan
Fiint
Near a hundred hot day with thunderstorm and rain
Observer Jennings battled the heat at the Columbian building roof as the thermometer spiked to 80 then climbed toward 100. A rain cooled the day after a severe thunderstorm with 0.12 inch rain. The forecast called for generally fair and cooler weather tonight and Thursday.
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Jennings
Columbian
Mercury
Revolt in North Borneo Reported by Victoria
A Record special from Victoria reports a serious outbreak against British rule in North Borneo. Refugees arriving at Labuan say widespread discontent with the chartered company sparked the violence. In the fighting several Britons were killed or wounded and about twenty five Chinese died as the city environs were destroyed.
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Chicago
Victoria
B.C. Miys
Ecupresa
Japan
North Borneo
Labuan
Death to foreigners sparks violence near Pekin
Telegraph report from June 6 7 and 7 describes Chinese unrest around Tien Tsin and Pekin with boxers and imperial troops blocking rail lines. Dispatches note fires pillage and killings while foreign ministers seek action and more marines.
European powers seek concert to curb unrest and protect interests
The British press debates a European intervention beyond mere suppression of the Boers. Officials discuss a coordinated approach with Russia and Japan, weighing a broader action to safeguard Pekin and regional stability amid China tensions. The Ting Huo engagement reports nine cannons captured by Christians.
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Ceece
Otter
Aky Drvnkis Rusda
China
Coreleu
Doniex
Hue
St. Janne Gazette
Crete
A. S
Westminster Gezeites
Great Britain
Japan
Pekin
Deville
Tien Teinoe
Ting Hu
Chris| Hane
Peavy Elevator firm accused of trust tactics in Kansas
Salina area reports allege the Peavy Elevator Company controls 46 Kansas elevators and uses threats to squeeze out competitors. The group cites alleged price dumping and a railway tie with Union Pacific to undercut rivals, and cites incidents near Bavaria Solomon and Mentor as proof of coercive practices.
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Salina Dairy Union
Kansas
Central
Kansas Wheat Belt
Interstate Commerce
Union Pacific Railway Company
America
Iam Trust
Salina
Bavaria
H. Work
Ialsworth
Kansas Grain Dealers’ Association
Peavy
Union Pacifi
McCracken
Solomon
Mentor
Miller
Connecticut Democrats Unanimously Name Bryan for President
Waterbury June 7 The Connecticut Democratic state convention adopted a platform endorsing W J Bryan for president and instructing delegates to unite with Democrats nationwide. Delegates named include Col E M Graves Hartford James P Auette New Haven Bryio New Homer S Cummings Stamford. A plan to re elect Alexander as Connecticut's national committeeman was discussed as steps to restructure delegations.
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Waterbury
Conn
Connecticut
W. J. Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Kansas City
William J. Ryan
United States
Mpd
Isrge
Cot E M. Graves
Hartford
James Pauete
New Haven
Bryio New
Homer S. Cummings
Stamford
Alexanter
Cummings
Troup
Call It Outrage Variations Drive Merchandise Prices Higher
Protests fail to move the city assessor as stock price differences multiply. Citizens plan to appeal to county commissioners in Boiy seeking relief.
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Boiy
Topeka Merchants Meet Over Higher Stock Valuations
The Commercial club calls Topeka business men to a 10 o’clock meeting to plan a collective protest to county commissioners. They allege stock valuations have doubled or more, pushing tax bills well beyond rent costs, and seek an adjustment by county assessors.
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Topeka
Roma
Karas Avenue
Saas
Leavi
Dry Coodm Beisdowen
Thin Cies
Lenerd War
Bloun
Yar
Warma M. Crosby
Leavitt
Toyoka
Reee
Drew
Padi
Askwesanent
Secredise
Tasaton
Anderson
Republicans nominate Fultingtom in Clay county race
The Clay County district nominates George B. Fultingtom for state senate with E. Jsuttam as treasurer. Neb, June 7. William F Joyt, brother-in-law of ex President German, dies in Omaha from bladder inflammation at age years. Elise wife Mary enetehan reported. United States District Court filings follow.
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Clay-Dlckina County
George BE
Cleveland
Deal
Eet Neb
William Fejoyt
Geran
Tin Wome
Chip City
Farketty
Nepraska
Elise
Mary Enetehan
United States District
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Marrie
Wallace
Eine Shea
Atebivonil
Hurler
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Clout
Santci
Trickinkon Doniphan
Tewell
Murior
McPhee Mareball
Nemaha
Renoa
Bener Pabtic
Bikey
Ian Kneh
Burn
Rene Ee Worms
Baltin
Hedwnett
Fogerty
Linnea
The
Amalgamated Association of Street Car Men
Kas
Capt
Philippines
Borneo
Imperial
Smpire
Nich
Dhene
Crogoa
Claude McDonald
Feng Tai
Pe Chi Li
Jung Luim
Count von Leyden
Lawlesdners
Chinn
Pekia
Ceutres
Russia
Korea
England
Bate
Sierguis Et Hase
Mura Saiebury
Steelaude McDonald
Salisbury
Techie Walls
Britain
Salina Paper
Grain Company
Mrs. B
von Blumer
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