Blue Laws Copy Sent to City Attorney For Review
A report discusses a compilation of colonial era blue laws, alleging Mayor Hughes may adopt portions. The document, read aloud by City Attorney Boancer, references Haven and other towns, with questions why certain laws were overlooked or sourced from older acts.
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Mayor Hughes
Hughes
Huird Ty
Kanes City
Joueph
Rew Haven
Boancer
Ar. Spence
Tagiatrates
Ruthoriges
Bie
Akih
Uberty
Buytnes
Aiseerding
Rail Line Opens Regular Service on Liberal Extension
The Rock Island system opened 213 miles of liberal extension with a local train running between Liberal Kansas and Dalhart Texas and connections to Chicago via Rock Island Mexico. Towns along the route expect a new division as construction continues north and south toward White Oaks and beyond. Freight rates authority was granted for the 80 miles completed in Texas, enabling immediate business work along the line.
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Liberal
Rock Islam
Kas
God Perist
Tes
The
Generis Uilives
Chicago
Rock
White Oaks
South Canadian
Bratt
Stratford
Tavaille Shade
Guttalo No
Grand Island
Biawith
Jae Tern
St. Joseph
G. J. Minley
Kanes City
Clidai
Crudactet Tifontaltura
Ecvenworth
Bomra Gepticbania Inpan
Sime
Tremens
Phen Woodinen
Santa Fa
Thjenar
Conwell
Ieee Peat
Esa Cumming
Witt
Santa Fe Time Card Changes and Rail Updates
The Santa Fe time card took effect Sunday with key changes including a semi weekly California limited replacing a Gully team. Westbound trains schedule 3 a.m. Sundays and Wednesdays. eastbound at 2:68 am Sundays and Thursdays. Rail service extends from Newton to Purell. Westbound No. 3 set at 3:50 a.m.. No. 1 now leaves Topeka at 1:15 p.m. instead of 12:85 p.m. The piece also covers Train Dispatchers Association meeting plans and various railroad construction updates across Kansas and nearby areas.
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Santa Fe
California Limited
Newton
Purell
Topeks
Sepeioce MANE Seals Key Members Amid Week’s Turmoil
A fragmented report notes disruptions at the Woodmen teams with Sunray and other units. personnel shifts include new recruits Bocounter Contec and Marl Bfigilario while Frank Hike exits outdoor roles. The squad’s base activity is described amid labor and wage concerns and incidents near the shop area.
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Sepeioce Mane
Syed Regente
Husd
Ees
Es Miller
Archic Hanghesas
Trass Toundes
Sunray
Stee
Marl
Prides
Casui Homal
Deter Shop
Ore de Alexannias
Han
PATON
Four Grand Prizes In Oklahoma Lottery Draw
Fort Bil Fort Sill region Oklahoma plans a government lottery with four grand prizes under $000 each and many additional prizes. The drawing will occur no later than August in Oldahoma. The plan includes a new townsite with a population target of 10 000 and a depot at a central site, with funds directed to settlement and development.
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Fort Bil
United States
Oldahomx
Une South
Fort Sill
Lata
Flynn Ie
Luin
Anudarko
Maine
Alte Pines
le Tracy Inalis
Wun
Apmlarko
Helen
Uh van de Seurer
Hite
Tucker Sabe
MAS ROCKEFELLER FATE IN WATERTOWN PRISONER GLOW
A June dispatch from Pau reveals the fate of Sta oclecs Zellers and the imprisonment of Rockefeller as authorities report capture of a Filipino detainee and a Smugglers ring sought by U S forces. The piece notes a prisoner held in the Lowrnaeel district and mentions Ward and Gio in connection with the case.
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Yrucuae
Pau
Watertown
Iipinos
Sta Oclecs Zellers Selioule
Rockefeller
Ign
Prieener Usd
API
Huis
Butte
Arctic explorer Baldwin plans polar journey by balloon
Evelyn Baldwin, Arctic explorer, arrives in St Louis to promote a twenty four hour balloon flight to reach the pole. He and cousin Samuel Baldwin will depart from Hull's station near Quincy, heading toward the Arctic with the ship Mars and a crew of scientists led by Baldwin.
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Evelyn B. Baldwin
St. Louis
Samuel W. Baldwin
Qelney
Baldwin
Hull
Quincy
St. Louie
Une
Saale
Fe Lowis
Andree
Libette County
Kansas
New York
Dines
United States
Great Britain
Germany
Italy
William Ziegler
Collier
Kit
Sphaberken
Sir Baldwin
Gersimnel
Dundee
Sewwand
America
Sandefjord
Tromece
Norway
Tromeéehe
Dor
Baldwin expedition readies Arctic voyage with ample supplies
The Baldwin party plans a lengthy northern journey toward Frans Josef land, carrying extensive provisions and equipment to endure the Arctic night. Desiccated beef pemmican and large quantities of rubberoid materials will support over twenty seven months away, with luxuries and canned goods included.
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Frans Josef Archip
Ang and Co Comenetabia
Onions
Mmeagre
de Long Greely
Baldwin
America
Bakiwin
Major Daly Dies by His Own Hand in Pittsburgh
Major W. H. Daly surgeon general on General Miles staff in Porto Rico shot himself at home in Pittsburgh. Found by housekeeper Miss Mary Short in a bathroom pool of blood with an 88 caliber revolver nearby. Death occurred hours earlier according to a doctor who treated the body and noted a temple wound. Daly, 59, widower, had longtime sleep troubles and had risen to prominence for reporting on the embalmed beef investigation related to Cuban waves.
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Pittsburg
W. H. Daly
Miles
Porto Rico
Mary Short
Foster
Ofice
Miss Short
Chicago Woodworkers Vote to Strike Over Wages and Hours
In Chicago, Amalgamated Woodworkers union members across saloon, store and office fixture trades approve a strike if demands for 25 cents an hour minimum and a nine hour day are not met. Employers offer 2 per unit for cabinet takers and 150 for nine hours, a 19 percent drop from last year. About 2,001 workers would be affected.
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Chicago
Jime
Amalgamated Woodworkers’ Union
Unclear Heart Disease Notes From Marshall Michigan
Fragmented OCR text discusses heart disease and stress relations with nerves, mentions organ and nervous system links, and references a reader from Marshall Michigan. The legible portions show garbled phrases about fear and worry affecting heart conditions, with insufficient context or dates to form a clear news item.
Severe tornado rips eastern Oklahoma killing three
A late Saturday storm swept across eastern Oklahoma from the Kansas line, spawning a tornado near the Kay and Grant counties line at 6 20 pm. It leveled much property, destroyed farm buildings, and injured several people including Charters Goldenmith, Hugh Prather, and others. No fatalities were reported in Tongkawi area, with only scattered injuries and extensive crop damage.
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Perry
O. T
Oklahoma
Kansas State
Hall
Kansas State Line
Kay
Grant
Oklahon
Miller Square
Xeay County
MHS
Maud Mgathey
Louis Mgathey
Bob M'Glffin
Charters Goldemith
Join MéHrais
Hugh Prather
Nausens
Famagan
Huby
Hicinbothen
Pulnt
Tonkaws
Blackwell
Tonkawi
Crawford
Stedck
Wichita
Kan
Tornade Tasurance Company
Cue
Tornado Run Destroys Hometown Structures
A severe late June storm swept through Hay county and nearby towns damaging dozens of buildings. Homes, churches, and storefronts suffered roof and wall damage as hail and high winds struck Wheatland, Panera City, and Liberty areas. Railroad and transport disruptions followed with a surge of emergency aid and weather warnings issued by regional authorities.
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Hay County
Hall
Panera
Ligvalt
Beer Crest
Ida Torato
Storey
Ntarutetty
Cheer County
Barurday
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General Synod Evangelical Lutheran Church
Des Moines, IA
Union Pacific
Denver
Cheyenne
Castoria
Railroad News
Dalhart
Texas Commission Grants Authority
San Francisco
Mas
Baldwin, the
Arctic Explorer
Labotte County
Major Daly
Sthpee
Terma
Herstace
Dumessee
Adituatt Co
Marshall, Mich
Manyaia
H.l-Larsh
Eddy
Topeka Water Co
Quincy Street
Detroit
Mich
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Binta Me
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Mit
Teleta
Callon T.I- King
Tickut
Teesheen
Asia
W. Turret Thas
P. Menninger
M_D
Fife
Faena
Rpekilency
Topeke ‘Tal
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