Leavenworth Soldier Jailed After Assault on 7 Year Old
In Leavenworth an enlisted man, later identified as Richard Satterrace of the Twentieth Infantry, assaulted a 7 year old girl from El Dorado near Third and Delaware streets. Deputies Shallcross and Dewbauer chased the assailant, who fled toward a fort area before being captured and jailed at county hall.
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Leavenworth
Janes
WD Shallcross
Julliss Dewbauer
Richard Sat
Third
Delaware
Klewa
Mali
Purine
Mwas
Taree
Sateroee
Satrerore
Saidue
Cnmmissionee
Dizzy Musner
Thenip
George Pepredey
Flueaie
Shorit Fopkins
Hutkert
Young Parsley
Bey
Iber
Purstey
Thatis
EL Dorado
Loved a Married Man Fort Scott Distress Over Marriage
A young woman Stella Craighead from Fort Scott faced distress after her sister's marriage led to an attempted elopement with a Webb City man. She quit her hotel job, disappeared, was intercepted at a depot, and later reconciled with her sister and Webb City couple. LA W Membership Rising as Leaders Report Record Week in New York. The Knights of American Wisteria see strong growth with 26,000 new members added nationally, boosting state counts and attendance. memorial day weather noted. The Newton area reports a local wheel club gathering with officers elected and members listed.
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Fort Beott
Fort Scott
Webb City
Stella Craighead
Goallander
Tom
Goodlander
Wierald
Mesipitle
Karan City
LA. W
New York
Swwl- Lgate
Siperican Wiesner
Pennssttania Leto
Pittitis
Leavenworth Wheelmen Plan Fourth Annual Road Races
Leavenworth County Wheelmen announce the fourth annual road races set for July 3 or the following, with Combs Schott and McDonald driving planning efforts and prizes including a high grade machine. Atchison entrant also expected. Waldo Park winner last year may attend to defend title. Major officials and sponsors named as community supporters.
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Leavenworth County
Leavenworth
Messrs Combs, Schott
McDonald
Growing More Alfalfa In Kansas Declines and Gains Noted
Reports from 47 Kansas counties show alfalfa acreage up 16.45 percent year to year, 增加 23 071 acres to a total 1645 percent. thirteen counties report decreases while others rise. The state board of agriculture notes excellent conditions and suggests no calamity threatens the growing fields, with Sheridan county showing the greatest increase at 38 acres and City county the smallest gain.
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Kansas
State Board of Agriculture
Duchine
Thush
Thy Hergent
Mitchell Cumsity
Sheridan County
Ciry County
WILL HASKELL'S CIRCUS ATCHISON TO OPEN BESILISTIC SHOW
Atchison prepares for a home talent circus by Will Haskell featuring a burlesque circus act and minstrel show. The event uses realistic stage props including parade, bands, cages, fakirs, and audience interactions as a benefit fundraiser for Forget Park.
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Atchison
Haskell
Ernirie
Bo Dows
Cettals
Generator Woes Halt Fort Scott Street Car Service
Fort Scott June 10 The street car generator at the Fort Scott plant in Kanews City has failed, forcing a two week suspension of service. Superintendent Mell wired for an expert from Kansas City who is expected to arrive tonight to repair the unit and resume operations.
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Fort Scot
Kanews City
Mast
Ell
Kensas City
Madere
Witen
Edith Peake Plans National Evangelist Tour
Edith Peake, the evangelist who has preached revival meetings here, outlines a final Newton stop before moving to Decatur and Chautauqua events. She will then attend a Chautauqua assembly, take a two month rest, and resume work in Allegheny before extending to the eastern states.
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Newton
Decatur
Tiicis
Chautauqua
Jane W
Hadith Peake
Tehall
Decater
Allegheny
Tere
Young Arkansas City Druggist Goes Insane
W. V. Lewis, a young druggist in Arkansas City, suffered a sudden mental collapse on Wednesday and was sent home to Kansas City. He exhibited bizarre behavior in public, claiming he could perform impossible feats and talking of turning himself into a hatchet despite his calm exterior at times.
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W. V. Lewin
Arkansas City
Wil v. Lewis
Eddys Dre
Kansas City
Br Young
Lewis
Horsewhipped at Lawrence in old dispute
Daugherty and Simons clashed on a Lawrence street when Daugherty struck Simons across the face with a horse whip. Simons pursued briefly but could not catch him. Simons bears a bruise but no further marks were found on either party. The incident followed a long running dispute between the two.
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Daugherty
Simons Lawrence
O. F. Daugherty
W. C. Simona
Simons
Simone
Simons Charged in Pa Warrant for Assault on Daugherty
Report from Sherman county notes a warrant against Simons for assault and battering Mr. Daugherty. The article mentions disputes between World and Daugherty, with various remarks about Goodland and local farming prospects. Citizens praise growing wheat yields and strong county growth. A proposed shkina ming station and possible creamery are discussed as future developments.
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Simons
Mr. Daugherty
Goodland
Sherman County
Wangas
Govillard
Winfield Elevator sparks large employment surge
In Winfield the new grain elevator replaces workers and hires 835 men, costing about 40 per barrel with 200000 bushel capacity. nearby rock crusher operations and two depots prepare for rapid growth while wheat harvest fears loom over labor shortfalls. A separate Fort Scott incident reports a stranger tumbling from a Memphis freight car on Second Street bridge, sustaining injuries, refusing to reveal identity, and cursing doctors. He claimed Kansas City ties and Arcadia origin, with prior Arcadia travel and Wakeman consent noted.
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Winfield
Rmaway Rock
Conley Unty
Fort Stott
Memphis
Kansas City
Sprinefield
Strane Constitution
Machertaise Wien
Durie
Kanaas
Arcania
Arcadia
Wakeman
Southeast Kansas and Missouri Woodmen Form Association Begun
Preliminary steps toward organizing the Southeast Kansas and Southwest Missouri Woodmen of America lodges were taken with a Joplin meeting of representatives. The group aims to unite local lodges under the Modern Woodmen of America to discuss plans and purposes of the association.
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Southeast
Kansas
Southwest
Wissouri Formen Association
Gatens
June
Kansas and
Minsmirl Pients Association
Citer
Joplin
Wordmen of America
Stere
Rail and rail offices plans across Kansas and Missouri
Reports from Joplin to Ottawa note lodge gatherings, depot work, and inquiries into branch ticketing on Union avenue. Debates cover July meetings to unite associations, depot completion by September, and local events from Pittsburg to El Dorado with schooling, celebrations, and obituaries.
M'Kinley Breaks Speech Promise on Nashville Trip
President McKinley alters a self pledge against giving speeches on the Nashville journey. Crowds greet the party at Huntington and Ashland with cheers and a gift of a banner bearing prosperity. He thanks supporters, notes broad welcome along the route, and hints at plans for Nashville and Kentucky, with a possible Salt Lake City stay and California extension. Calhoun heads home to Danville, expecting return next week to advise the president.
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Nashville
Huntington
W. Va
Hinton
Clen
Charleston
Pom
Ashland
Howe
Bondehakes
Washington
Luoesat
Virginia
Kentucky
United Rates
Thornes Newman
Mount Sternes
Tennessee
South
Sherman
McKinney
Congress
Salt Lake City
California
Calhoun
The
Clits
Danville
President
Cuba
NEW MODEL PRICES AND STOREFRONT GOODS LIST
Retail ad lists varied dry goods and commodities with irregular spellings. Items include prunes dried apples raisins crackers sugar canned goods coffee beans macaroni and canned peaches. Packaged powders and syrups appear among the food and household staples.
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Disty Mosher
Flossie Batts
Blanchester
Charadne
Mies Linda Brebhici
Misses
Eilith Bord
Olive Girsier
Laura Swarts
Fannie Glendenning
Clara Patterson
Harry Johnson
Linds
Krehbiel
Gertrude Greene
Bernice Kinney
Matel Byers
Blanche Miller
Doanick Jackson
Edmund
Tothenberger
Will Haskell's Circus
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Lawrence
Amel
Kansas Ave
Aten
Percaté
Spence
Jealiars
Prise
Cassimere Ts
Sid Torie
SAL Price
Bhp
Worth St
Joply
Carterville
Arthure
Burcoxte
Nenaho
Pineville
Ate
Galena
Buxter Springs
Cohamtass
Weir City
Pittsture
W. BR. Breen
Br. Ald. Weaver
Jepn
Tt 4S
Union Avenue
BRUNE
Kansate City
Yaeiheads
KE. &. Washburn
Atemovt
Hutchinger
Cortender
Henry Bennett
Topeka
Santa Fe
Bennett
Pittsburg
Arthur Block
Texas
Red Eagle
Salvation Army
Novern Kitnahetons
Comida Neter
Veronisersy
R. S. Russ
Osayatomie Schoolk
Ottawa
Commercial Club
Scott
Jake Canine
EL Porado
Ety
Winpield
Limer
Wichita
Kansas Masonic Hump
Fallow B. B. Puller
Town
Preenent
Gort
Kelwtt
I BD. Loomis
Turtington
Mleb. Preadewalt
Jowell City
Purdue
Burlington
Janine McCabs
Parsons
Cunningham
Teunne
Seder
Supreme Court
Paster
Greenbure
Wheeler
Greenhure
Biddle
OSAGE
Mary
Frank Mt Cook
M'Kinley
Eady
Sixth
Quincy
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