Exdeavorems Meet Keynote Dominates Hutchinson Discussion
A garbled report from Hutchinson June outlines keynote remarks by Lew Enforcement and a focus on law and order. Speakers center on crime, governance, and public safety, with fragmented mentions of candidates, conventions, and political maneuvers across cities and states.
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Hutchinson
Earbertor
Avaries
Hawant
Hoebentiry
Woster
Ube
Chicago
Aneuil
Appropriations This Session Amount to 700 Million
A prepared statement by Senator Allison and Chairman Cannon outlines 178 appropriations of the Fifty sixth Congress, detailing excess over prior years, wartime adjustments, and net balances. It notes increases in federal and naval funding, pensions, and agriculture while predicting a treasury surplus around 100 million by June.
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Washington
Allison
Senate
Chatraan Cannon
Bourne Committee
Spain
Eydie—Aurle
Patsiotis
Department of Amticultury
Mivsr
Ivan
Treasury Department
Washburn Music Recital Reported Aborted By Noise
An atonal student recital at Washburn College chapel was largely nixed due to crowd disturbance and audience anxiety caused by intermission noise. Performers included Miss Ethel Davies and Miss Sadie McCauley with bass soloist Mr Jub, as the program stalled mid concert.
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Washburn
Mts
Washburn Callege
Ethel Davies
Mint Sadie McCauley
Deen
Sala Ane Dy
Mr. Cart Jub
Railroad Contract Extended For Several Years In Advantageous Joint Run
Denver June 7 The joint trackage agreement between Santa Fe and Colorado & Southern will be renewed, benefiting through service from Denver to Pueblo. Leaders Trumbull Winchell and others returned from Chicago where they discussed terms. The deal expands usage of Santa Fe rails for through travel and anticipates future arrangements as Colorado Midland transfer approaches.
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Santa Fe
Colorado & Southern
Trumbull
Winchell
E. B. Whitted
A. DB. Parker
Chicago
Santa
Pueblo
Colorado& Southern Nea
Elizabeth
Colorado Springs
Gulf
Colorado Raid
Tutter
Trambell
Hic Grande Western
Colorado Midland
the Midland
Lie Feaustee
Fiat
Santie shop picnic set for St Joseph June 16
State Journal reports the eighteenth annual Sant ie shop picnic will be held at Lakeside park St Joseph Saturday June 16 with Santa Fe employees invited. Contests start at 11 am including baseball, running events and prizes such as a silk shirt, hat, suspenders and tailor made trousers. Dancing contest prizes and a special souvenir by Swift Peking company are planned. About 4000 Topekans expected. trains depart from Topeka depot at 1x o'clock with sections every 20 minutes and return around midnight.
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State Journal
Santie Shop
St. Yoneph
Lakeside Park
Santa Fe
Santa Fe Redivn
Topeka
St. Joseph
Plunickera
Swift Peking Company
Topekax
Katy to Build Four Shops at Parsons for 90000
Parsons June 7 Everything is in readiness for expansion of the Katy shops in Parsons with four new brick and stone buildings costing about 90000. General Foreman Manning will start the work July 1 to enlarge taxable wealth and increase employes. The plan includes a car repair shop blacksmith shop tank and wheel shop and a boiler shop.
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Dresest
RAILWAY POOL LIKELY AT NEW YORK MEET
Western roads officials meet in New York on Friday to discuss pooling freight and passenger earnings. Attending leaders include S M Felton of the Alton, H R McCullough of the Chicago Northwestern, G B Hart of the Burlington, Paul Morton of the Santa Fe, and Bird of the Milwaukee and St Paul. They deny plans for a money pool, aiming instead for a division of traffic to stabilize rates amid possible Interstate Commerce Commission attendance. Some officials oppose a full traffic dressier while others feel confident.
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New York
West
SM. Felton
Alton
H.R. McCullough
Chicago&Northwestern
George B Harts
Buriington
Paul Morton
Sante Fe
Bird
Milwaukee & St
World’s Largest Locomotive Tested at Pittsburg Works
A groundbreaking locomotive, weighing 240,000 pounds without tender, with 24 by 82 inch cylinders and 240 pounds of steam, debuted at Pittsburg works. It stands 15 feet 8 inches high, features armor plate frames, and is the first of two for the company, surpassing the prior Illinois Central model by about two tons. The tender is expected to weigh around 136,000 pounds.
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Pittsboro
Bewsemer É
Raila
Pittsburg
Illinois, Central
Frooks Locomotive Company
Pittsburg Works
First Steel Car Turned Out of Santa Fe Shops
A steel ballast car, 40 feet long with 42 200 pounds empty weight, 30 000 pounds capacity or 31 cable yards, has been built at Santa Fe shops. Tests show steel cars are more economical and safer than wooden ones, with broader use expected soon.
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Santa Fe
Lemeth
Sunday School Excursion Train Topeka June 1 From Sabetha
The Rock Island will run a Sunday school excursion train from Sabetha to Topeka on Wednesday June 1. About ten persons are expected to take the excursion with tickets already selling. The annual event serves Sabetha and Topeka Sunday schools, with Garfield park as a potential picnic site. The train leaves Sabetha at 5 am and arrives in Topeka around 6 82 am, returning from Topeka at 7 pm.
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Rock Island
Babetha
Topeka
Sabetha
Subetha
Topek
Garfield Park
Retrenchment policy moves at Katy shops and yards
Eaty Refreshment Parsons reports the Katy Railway enacting retrenchment across the system. Many workers at Sedalia shops and Denison shops have been laid off. Hours reduced at the ghana in thin citz with eight roundhouse workers let go. In San Angelo a mass meeting seeks support for the Kansas City Mexico Orient railway with cash and right of way offered in county and town.
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Eaty
Parsons
Sedatia
Denison
Ghana
Thin Citz
Round House
Orient Road
Texas
San Angin
Tex
San Angelo Wan
Aincourt House
Aleps
Kansas City, Mexico & Orient Railway
Ifme
Idaho Democrats Nominate Lewis for Vice President
At Lewiston Idaho June 7 delegates from Shoshone county backed Governor Steunenberg in a split Democratic convention. The body endorsed Bryan for president and Col James Hamilton Lewis for vice president, while criticizing the Coeur d Alene mining district turmoil and seating contests. Delegates named Dewey, Reta, McFarland, Brockslager and Brown for the national convention.
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Idaho
Lewiston
Stuenenbere
Shoshone County
Stushenders
Coeur d’Alene
Coeur d'Alene
Steunenbere
Bryan
James Hamilton Lewis
Washington State
Justin
Col
WA Dewey
Napa
Lange
James W. Reta
McFarland
Kansas State Normal graduates one hundred eleven at June commencement
June commencement at Kansas State Normal heard 111 graduates, with 104 life certificate recipients and 735 teachers certificates. The class averaged 25 years, with many from multiple counties and states. C J Smith of Kansas City named president of the alumni association. Orators named from top grades included Willan Lyon, Maude Hoffer, Ira Bradford, Ruth Bennon, and others from various counties.
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Sears
Eix
Kansan
Alumn Association
C.J. Smith
Kansas City
Renee Dunlap
Mary, McCreary
Hilen Plumb
Emporia
Willan F. Lyon
Lincoln County
Maude Hoffer
Jewell County
Ira J. Bradford
Jafferson Ooants
Ruth Bennon
Gore Coun
Senate Ends Turmoil Over Naval Bill And Armor Plan
Washington June reached a bargain on the naval appropriation forcing adjournment delay as armor plate factory provisions sparked a Senate clash. Penrose proposed compromise adopted 39 to 25 amid bitter Philippine debate and accusations of corruption while the chamber heard lively speeches in a crowded gallery before an 11 o clock adjournment.
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Senate
House
Congress
Bir. Penrose
Carter
Mont
Mason
Turner
Wash
Money
Mins
Cannon Delivers Show With Coat Off In House Debate
Washington June 7 The House recesses at 10 30 last night over ocean surveys in the naval appropriation bill as fierce bargaining over the Coward Alene testimony and armor plate provisions continues. Speaker and Cannon ignite a heated clash while the chamber roars. conferees defend actions amid bitter exchanges and dramatic display.
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Washington
Congress
House
Lents
Ohio
Ita
Cannon
Todd
Navy
Boon for Women Promotes Health Through Peruna Use
A letter by Rev. Millie Wilson of Chehalis Washington credits Peruna with curing a severe winter illness and preventing colds after exposure. Other testimonials from Amanda Schumacher of Columbia Heights Washington praise relief from headaches backaches and fatigue. The ad promotes Peruna as a cure for tired nervous frail women and a boost to vitality and color.
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Milile Wilson
Pricon and
Che~halis
Wash
Millie Wilson
United States
Perang
Thor
Amanda Schumacher
Columbia
Amanda Schumach
Hartranty
Peruana Medicine Co
Cotumius
Ollie
Ugly mood prompts fight over Senate and house stance
Fragmentary text shows tensions between the Senate and House over a nomination. References to Mrs. Cannon and Mr. Shafroth indicate party figures seeking to avoid surrender until directed by the House. Context implies political stalemate and defiance of leadership.
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Senate
Appellate Court Acts in Kansas Decides Several Cases
The Kansas Court of Appeals issued a long list of decisions on Wednesday, ruling against Judge Dolman in Tievult v. county and in favor of the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railway in a fence dispute involving a farm. Other reversals and new trials were ordered in cases from Wyandotte, Leavenworth, Brown, Pottawatomie, and other counties, with several opinions affirmed or modified.
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Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Rittinger & Morton Stone Company
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Albert Far
Ker
Atane
D. D. Burt
X. D. HH
Moore
Wyandotte
Brither Tessendorf
J. B. Lasuter
Pottawatohte County
Burkhatter
George Muzumm
Brown County
Affirmedia
Waller Va
Leavenworth Light & Howe Company
Loxwen- Forth County
Wai
Ttret Trink
Chik A
Lewis
Morty Pasian
JH. Hunt
A.B. Jetmore
Whee County
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Aie
Nelson Hougiind
Wyandotte County
Rose L. Anthony
Chas. BR. Mott
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Ned
Tewksbury
Elisabeth Aniletson
Bhawner Wyandot Aftirmed
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Crane
Court of Common Pleat
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R.A. Park Ve C
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