Milwathesr Carnival Triumphs in 86 Junne Parade
A fragmented report describes Milwathesr Carnival in Miwisikes with a victory by Milwoa Hee in a third partial item. Festivities included a procession, air of celebration, and decorations along main streets. A notable moment was a reception and distribution of a carved volume amid crowds and local pageantry.
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Miwisikes
Milwoa- Hee
Beirer
Manon Stryet
Tomar
Tay Grad
Capital Elevator Company Seeks Manager and Offers Stock
The Capital Elevator Company announces a meeting of the Citizens Will Mee to elect a manager and discuss offers of the company. The event outlines stock terms and a five year arrangement, with details about governance and capital. Local directors listed include French s Chunpalen, Ie Anere V Preach, H. Beumett, and others.
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Capital Elevator Company
Capital Elevator
North
EYE
Hal Mapai Ag
Unclear travel notice with altered place names
Fragmentary OCR shows partial travel routes among Denver Pulse and Colorado Springs with returns to Santa and Chicago via Inland Route. Dates, prices, and stopover rules are garbled, preventing a clear itinerary or fulfillment.
Chaffee Prepares For China Campaign In Washington Update
General Chaffee plans for a China expedition, awaiting Che Foo base. War department confirms 5000 troops expected, with Staging at Manila and transport to Canton route. Navy reports gunboat Princeton headed from Cavite to Canton as China operations loom.
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Whitty
Hung Chane Winnett
United States
Iveroys
Pyktio
Tem Pin
War Department
Chaffee
Arena
Cubim Camnion
San Francisco
Nagasaki
Manila
China
Aising
Tisourn
Mania
Tena
Logan
Port Abert
Mooday
Tus
Navy Department
Princeton
Cavite
Canton
Philippines
Ti Caney
Santiago
Postmaster Appointments Highlight Turbulent Reads
President appoints Elliott Wood postmaster at Winthryp fc and M Oats at Honolulu corrected after a prior error naming James M Gets. Cape Parliament sees Dr Jameson elected. Ambersley James elected to Parliament as well amid a wave of political changes.
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Elliott Wood
Winthryp, Fc
M. Oats
Honolulu
James M. Gets
P. Smelt
Gus Tie
Erie
Ainberley
James
Jameson
Cape
Means Business President Blackmar Organizes Kansas Charity Work
Prof F W Blackmar of Lawrence is chosen president of the Kansas Association of Correction and Charities as the state branch is formed to study conditions and push reforms in state charitable institutions. The national body in Topeka conference inspired efforts to depoliticize and improve welfare administration.
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F. W. Blackmar
Lawrence
Kansas Association of Correction and Charities
National Association of the Sane
Topeka
Blackimar
E. W. Blackmar
The
Kansas Association of Charities and Correction
Education and Experience in Public Charity Work
The piece argues that education and long preparation are needed to run charitable institutions and criticizes frequent officer changes every two years. It notes the state association of charities and corrections aims to reform procedures, reduce waste, and advocate for more economical use of over half the annual funds allocated to charities and corrections.
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Wrough
Sentiae
Ernest
Yeats
State Association of Charities and Corrections
Reform School
Urisimx
State Labor Bureau
Childrer
State Charity Reform Association Plans Wide County Network
Mr Blackmar outlines a broad state charity and correctional reform effort. The association aims to recruit county units and city groups, study insane care, misused welfare funds, and prevent crime and pauperism through coordinated committees and a future November meeting.
Local Reform Effort Seeks Citizen Support
A call for public backing describes a new reform organization inviting any citizen to join with a $1.90 membership fee. The appeal notes successful similar groups in other states and thanks Rewa papers for early interest. The effort aims to sustain a movement through broad community support.
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Rewa
Thenbership
Holcomb
Topeka
Dixot
Roosevelt Balks Kansas stop on coming trip
Governor Roosevelt plans a brief Kansas pass through next Sunday with possible ten to fifteen minute stop at Topeka. M A Low, back from Chicago, says no speeches are guaranteed until official nomination notification. Henry Payne of Wisconsin to confer with Morton about Roosevelt’s movements. no address to state Republican League meeting.
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Roosevelt
Kansas
M.A. Low
Chicago
Paul Morton
Low
Morton
Topeka
Henry Payne
Wisconsin
Avernor
Hock Isi-aan
Mrr
Mtr. Low
Committee of Hie
Prsident
Journal
Mr. Low
Lowanja
Republican League
City Council Jottings on Bids and Street Plans
City council notes two bids for detention hospital addition well above engineer estimate and rejected. High school heat line work, alley grading delay discussed with school board. Residents seek brick paving on Fillmore street. Jailor and sidewalk bond approvals noted. Tyler Street paving approved with vitrified brick. Public dispute over alley grade referred to streets committee. Merian Bol Wie Spor resigns from Commercial club influence linked to water plant debate. Weber counters. Adjournment at 9.
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Prisi
Chas B
van Buren
Harrleen
Elstith
Muaila
Fillmore Street
Sixth
Tenth
M. W. Gilmore
John Ritchie
Tyler Street
Fourth
Fifth
Colorado
Elevesth
Harrison and
Topeks Avenues
Merian Bol Wie
Comercial Club
Weber
Charleston to Santa Fe Route Specials and Meetings
Travel rates quoted include 38.25 to Charleston via Santa Fe routes plus multiple stopover options and return fares. An annual meeting of the National Education Association is noted with tickets on sale in June and July. Agent King in Topeka provides full information and ticketing details for the routes and sale events. The text also advertises a jewelry auction and a Dr Thames Electric Oil product with home use claims.
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National Educational Association
Finadimit
Beptist
Ohio River
Memphis
Washington
D. C
Chicago
St.Lewis
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Atlantic Coast
King
Topeka
Denver
Pueblo
Colorado Springs
Santa Fe
Colorado
TL King
Gis Avenue
Bills Still Coming From Topeks Street Fair
Treasurer Greenwald continues to receive bills for the Topeka Street Fair. A Crawford theater management bill for advertising the fair in papers was paid today by Mr. Greenwald. He fears some bills remain unpaid though he still believes about FLOM will be saved from funds.
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Greenwald
Crawford Theater Management
Bill Bexting
Lad
Treasuren
Rifles for China en route to Pacific coast
Two car loads of rifles and field ammunition were moved through Topeka toward the Pacific coast. The arms destination is U.S. war ships on the China coast for use by marines in the campaign. The consignment left New York and Chicago yesterday, handled by Santa Fe, with expected cross-Pacific departure by Saturday.
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Topeka
Sante
Pacific
Dhd
United States
China
Campalea
Celestial Kingdom
New York
Evia Ind
Chicago
Santa Fe
Fes
Wheat Market Slumps Amid Weather and Profit Taking
Chicago market notes a day of mixed wheat action with declines on weak cash bids and pressure from profit taking after a prior rally. Receipts vary by region as traders cite rain, drought concerns, and unsettled weather. corn and oats follow wheat lower while provisions stay steady.
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Minscaughs
Duluth
Iverponl
Wess
Lotxs
Rer
Oklahoma
Sitcc
Ioc Ee
Sc. Oats
Yiendin
Yeaterday
Bisors
Bigeye
Belaff
Beaucoine
Inter
Juny Tard
Ser Lawer
Byrie Beeen
S.va
Arley
Fragmentary note on local drought and produce prices
Fragmented text mentions a drought context and oats with a slight tone. Reads like a rough receipt or note about supplies and prices, with unclear names and figures.
Market turmoil and policy fears grip stocks and bonds
The market faces a sharp decline with talk of a China crisis and war costs weighing on prices. Investors seek guidance as late orders signal a possible rally but remain uncertain. Officials warn of international tensions and capital shifts impacting commerce and confidence.
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China
Europe
United States
New York Money Market View Amid Sparse June Trading
Fragmented notes from New York money market observers indicate mixed sentiment and limited deal flow for June. Traders cite cautious sessions, modest yields, and scattered quotes across banks and brokerages, with no clear direction emerging.
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New York
Money Market View
Sark
Money Call Garter
Hleted
Ienon
Porgy ony hed by J C Goings
A fragmented notice appears to announce a person named J C Goings associated with a position described as Cominterim Merchant at a street address in Ty 'ogee Kanwus, with references to a Seceiver aid of ANipper of gait.
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Fifth Street
Topeka
Kan
J. C. Goings
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