Going Too Fast Cuba Independence Prospect Alarmed Officials
Havana reports Gen. Wood's interview in The Ollecussion stirs alarm among financiers bankers and former cabinet members amid talk of a forthcoming constitutional convention in September to decide Cuba's path toward independence. Proponents warn of rapid change while opponents fear instability and lack of vetted candidates.
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Havana
Wood
Lacker
Mitehasiea
Splirh
Cuba
Shere
Senor Corongdo Jeniter
Lynch elected president of International Typographical Union
June 12 Indianapolis—The election count for the International Typographical Union’s presidency shows James M. Lynch of Syracuse leading with 9,006 votes, ahead of Donnelly and others. Four trustees were elected, and President Dosnetly was reportedly returned to a Pittstore meeting of the national executive council.
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Internationalical Union
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International Faphica
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Wenne
James M. Lynch
Syracuse
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Kansas City
Sans
Erard Warie
Dosnetly
Pittstore
Pittsburs
Build Good Roads Plan by General Roy and Stone
Ges Stone advocates a transcontinental highway system to link markets and promote national growth. General Roy sees the project spreading costs between the national government and states, with landowners on both sides of routes bearing a portion of the expense.
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Stone Hock Postal
Baring Bank Syste
New York
Roy
Old Papers For Sale Por Week Updates At Five Cent
Fragmentary line indicates papers offered for sale at five cents a unit during a weekly sale. No clear names dates or place details. The readable text suggests a general sale notice without specific entities.
Wisconsin Democrats to Choose Delegates in Convention
Milwaukee June 12 report of the Wisconsin Democratic state convention called to order by George W. Peck. Judge J. H. MacGillan named temporary chairman. Delegates to Kansas City include four at large and twenty district delegates. Speaker urged unity, attacked trusts, and upheld Democratic aims in facing the Republican administration and tariff issues.
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Kansas City
Milwaukee
Wie
George W. Peck
State Central Committee
J. H. MacGillan
Green Bay
Trepublinen Party
Hepublicas
Republican Party
Nations
Coutituine
Republian
Democratic National Convention
McGillan
Philadelphia and Return $30.00 via Santa Fe Route
Washington June 12 Lieutenant Colonel Carroll H Potter Twenty second Infantry retired after forty years service. Potter promoted from major of the Fourteenth Infantry. Tickets to Republican Nations convention available June 1 5 sale June 1 5 4 returning June 26 via Santa Fe Route. See agent T L King for details.
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Washington
Carroll H Potter
Twenty-second Infantry
Potter
Fourteenth Infantry
Philadelphia
T L. King
A. T&s. FL
Republicas National Convention
Hee
L. King
A. T
Zionists Adjourn Third Annual Federation Convention
New York June 12 The third annual convention of the Federation of American Zionists closed with election of officers. President Prof. Richard Ferer, a Lea Acamibute, and others named. Delegates to the central committee meeting in London include Richard Gotthell Stephen Wise S Pelsenthal and others.
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New York
Federation of American Zionists
Richard Dr. Fer
der Leia Acamibute
Contselile
Gustav Gotthell
Aillewist
Philadephia
M. Mendel
Washington
Richard Gotthell
Stephen S. Wise
Portland
Oregon
S. Schaeffer
Baltimore
S Pelsenthal B. Chicaai
London
Washburn Alumni Suspend Address Plan For Open Meeting
The Washburn college annual address by Iter ary societies was suspended and alumni plan an open meeting during commencement. A. W Brewster could not attend, so a different program was prepared including recitations, an address on stewardship, and readings. A banquet of alumni will follow tomorrow’s exercises at the library building.
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Washburn College
A. W_ Brewster
St_ Sosaph
Hertha Ensign
Agn
Annile Schmitte
Cora K. Sellards
Robert Stone
Auntie Schmitz
Willis Marshall
Dr. Mckachran
Wagner
Stialed
Leland
Washburn Colless
Dead man identified in Ludlow camp murder case
In Covington on January 1, William Pollard identified the murdered man from the Ludlow hobo camp as Robert Pennick of Williamstown Ky. Pennick’s parents plan to retrieve the body for burial once confirmed. Officer McQuery recovers from surgery as a witness links the death to two men named Huras alias Bishop and Lyons. Burns’ real name remains uncertain.
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Covington
Jane
Peru
Ludlow Hobo
William Pollard
Robert Pennick
Williamstown
Pennick
McQuery
Huras
Ed Lyons
Burns
Lyons
Reise and Return Tickets via Banta Fe Route
Travel offers include Philadelphia to Denver Colorado Springs and Pueblo with round trips priced at 424.00 and 50.00 final return, plus special excursions to Colorado and Utah via Rock Island Route. Agents advertised for full details and arrangements, including June and July departures and low rates.
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Rock Island
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Bock Island
AM Puller
Cough Remedy Claims Five-Year Use by Local Residents
A garbled interview fragment quotes J Gollavitth and Van Etten on a cough remedy used for five years. The passage references customers and personal orders, mentioning Risa bo Rae and a spaetna Te Kuppe while asserting effectiveness. The text is unclear but suggests local acceptance of a remedy and personal endorsements.
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Chamberisin
Myrself
J. Gollavitth
van Etten
Missionaries Return from Sierra Leone to North Topeka
Mr and Mrs John Hall, after three years at the Bambali mission in Sierra Leone, report dangers from forest beasts and local tribes. They faced huts wars and hostile paths while aiding communities described as friendly yet perilous. They left April and paused a month in the Canary Islands before returning home on Central Avenue.
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Cloud
Bambali
Sierra Leone
Westerm
Attica
Central Avenue
North Topeka
Westwoad Methodists
Cuzi
Sibats
Saan
Mrs. Bell
Selomgarse
Bell
Canary Islands
Western Kansas Day Climate and Crop Report
The weekly Kansas climate and crop report notes a warm, generally dry week with scattered rain in extreme eastern portions. Wheat harvest advances in southern counties with early stages in central, corn growing rapidly, alfalfa and haymaking progressing, and conditions varying by division with rain needed in western counties. Grasshoppers and drought pressures affect northwest areas. fruit crops such as peaches show some drop-off in western districts.
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Hall
Department of Sericulture
Kansas
Coffey
Glover
Kingman
Harvey
Ottawa
Cowley
Ford
Wallace
Paine Schuyter Co Dissolves From New York Stock Exchange
The Paine Schuyter & Co stock exchange firm dissolves announced from the exchange rostrum near closing time. The move follows actions by the stock exchange governing committees and signals a severance with Sidney S Schuyler after pressure toward ending his connection with J Overton Paine and a related partner. The Paine brothers aimed to expand operations after partnering with Schuyler who had been a broker for Paine on the mail board. A statement from the Paines was expected to outline the exchange governors motive behind the dissolution.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Paine, Schuyter & Co
Exchange
Sidney S Schuyler
J. Overton Paine
Tillman inquires on Prohibitory Law operations in SC
South Carolina man J. Tillman writes Mayor Drew seeking details on the prohibition law. He asks for the number of drunk and disorderly cases in the pole court for 1589, how many joints were shut, and how many convictions occurred. He also requests the mayor’s view of the Promotion Law’s effectiveness and flaws.
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South Carolina
Tillman
Pitchfork Tillman
Drew
Notice of City Council Meeting in Topeka
A formal notice from Topeka city officials states a council meeting is required to discuss street improvements on Fiorey Street and related matters. The document, signed by city clerk J. W. F Hughes, confirms the resolution is on file and dated the stated day.
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Council of Theity of
Topeka
Resiteea
Cornel E
Florey Street
Lane Etrert
W Tonetreet
Walnut Street
Goliey Avenue
Hughes
Allee
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Slesuin
J. W. F Hughes
Amateur family seeks help with steady work in town
Short notice in a small town seeks a reliable white man who is sober and industrious to work for small wages. References requested. Address A, care Jou.
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Indy
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