Shooting in War Dept Mail Room Leaves Cleric Wounded
Washington reports a disorderly man armed with a revolver opened fire in the mail and records division of the adjutant general at St Elizabeth's hospital. Manning and Wicker sustained injuries, while the assailant was quickly overpowered and disarmed.
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Washington
Robert Man
Ping
Dofarmant
Unr Fitg
Adjutant General's
Willand J. Offrien
St Edlanbeth
Mr. Manning
Arthur Wicker
Snoter
St Piteabeth's
St Piteabeth's Insane Asylum
Air Department
Ariest
Feare Her Husband is Drowned in Kansas
A Teavenworth letter reports a man drowned after a tunnel collapse near Flock Teland, with the body not yet recovered. Deputy mine inspectors appoint new deputies Geo Murphy Pittsburg field Ate Walker Leavenworth field Frank Gilday Geage City for Onaga field.
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Teavenworth
Kan
Stra Chas
Nickell
Neodesha
Tgwirine
Bee Huntiind
Neodesys
Chms
Bery
Teland
Lnldpa
Tittebare
Kay
Stete
James Orr
Geo. Murphy
Nelewn
Pittsburg
Ate Walker
Leavenworth
Leavenworth Feild
Prank Gilday
Geage City
Onaga Meld
Radway's Pills Ad Promote Digestive Relief Remedy
A historical ad copy describes Radway's pills as a cure for digestive misery and bowel issues. Patient testimonials claim relief from constipation and indigestion after trying the product, with references to a book of advice and distribution in New York and Springs, Arkansas.
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Vail
Anit
Luo Hocon
Bern
Mx Anealle
Appelite Fair
Arkadway
Bolt
Radway & At
New York
Women land agents invade new field for Union Pacific
The Denver Republic publishes photos of Miss Helen Kimber of Chicago and Miss Nellie Howard of Cottonwood Falls Kansas as land agents for the Union Pacific. Kimber, president of the Kansas Equal Suffrage Association, and Howard, a Chase County bank director, are described as leading female agents who may outpace male counterparts. They plan to return to farming after enfranchisement and aim to operate large ranches, setting their own style in the sunflower state.
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Denver Republican
Helen Kimber
Chicago
Topeks
Nel~lle Howard
Cottonwood
Kansas
Union Pacific Railway
Kimber
Kansas Equal Suffrage Association
Land Department
Union Pacific Railroad
Boneka
Nellie Howsrd
Cottonwood Falls
Kas
Chase County National
Pressing Pension Bill Debate At White House
Curtis Miller and Bernard Kelly urge President to back pension reform as invalid pensions committee planning differs. Curtis claims the bill would cost about 1.3 million dollars yearly, while opponents warn of at least 40 million dollars annually. debate over tightening pension office standards continues.
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Curtis
Miller
Bernard Kelly
Washington
Pension Service Dil
Sulloway
House
Calderhead
Mr. Miller
Gena Army Legistative Committee
White House
Ste Curtis
Golty Wade
Bension
Messiah Dates Salina Ken March Measiah Rendered Ubik Year
Fragmentary OCR item notes events around Messiah dates in Salina Kansas and nearby areas. Mentions March 27 28 and references to a Land 8 with dates between selections. Hints at management hoping to secure Professor Hamita.
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Se Messiah
Salina
Ken
Hamita
Dolley Seeks Chairman Role on Republican State Central Committee
Dolley of Wabaunsee county aims for jury chairman of the Republican state central committee. He is assistant coroner of Wabaunsee and plans to handle extra duties alongside legislative work. Clyde Miller of Geage City is the sole announced candidate for secretary.
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Dolley
J. N. Dolley
Wabaunsee County
Republican State Central Committee
Wabaunsee Desides
Clyde Miller
Geage City
Social notes from Topeka and surrounding towns
Topeka society follows hosting duties and travel plans as Justice Johnston and Mrs. Johnston host a Sixth Avenue West dinner Tonight Harry J Bone hosts a dinner for Governor Baley Saturday Night. Guests at the Wednesday Afternoon Whist Club include Miss Florence Rossington and substitutes from Kansas City Pueblo and other locales.
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Justice
William A. Johnston
Sixth Avenue West
Harry J. Bone
Baley
Florence Rossington
Leonard S. Ferry
Dorr Norton
Kansas City
Marcia Spivey
Lyle Burns
Pueblo
Colo
Metta Robinson
Kansas Militia Considers Two Encampments This Year
The Kansas militia may hold two encampments in 1925 instead of one. The state military board will decide at its Topeka meeting on March 11 and 12. If one encampment occurs it will be a brigade event. if two, each will be a regimental encampment with different proposed meeting cities.
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Kansas
Mars
State Military Board
Topeka
Lawrence
Emporia
Newton
Hutchinson
Wichita
Stormy La Crosse Nights Shatter Windows and Freeze Temps
La Crosse area endured a fierce blizzard all night with winds breaking windows and temperatures dropping to zero as the front eased. Chicago reports the World’s Columbian Exposition accounts closed with a final dividend of 4.85 per share.
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Chicago
Yset
World fair funded by stockholders and governments total 58 million
A fragment notes a 10 percent dividend paid in 1894 and a total 14.65 percent on capital stock dividends. It states local stockholder payments amounted to 20 million, with national, state governments adding 7 million, summing to 58 million for the Cabaisg world’s fair.
Republican convention in Westmoreland backs Roosevelt and Hoch
Pottawatomie county Republican convention held Wednesday to choose delegates for the state and senatorial conventions. The delegation endorsed President Roosevelt and was instructed to vote for E W Hoch and oppose machine candidates where possible. B H Tracy of Wamego serves on the delegation. Mrs Mollis Allen of South Fork Ky touts Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets to prevent cholera morbus and bilious troubles.
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Pottawatomie County
Westmoreland
Roosevelt
E. W. Hoch
B H. Tracy
Wamego
Mollis Allen
South Fork
Chamberlain
Maininy
MACHINE AND ANTIS May Clash For G A R Command
Veterans in Kansas May clash over machine and anti machine politics at the Grand Army of the Republic encampment in Emporia May 18 19 and 20 for department commander. Noted candidates include Charles Harris of Emporia and P H Coney of Topeka who have yet to align firmly with any faction.
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Kansas
New Kansan Postmasters Appointment
Washington March 3 These post masters have been appointed in Kansas Clinton Douglas county Louis B Arnett vice James B Hat telle resigned Oklahoma True Greer county William B Kincade vice Edward F Davis resigned Text includes an ad for Dean's Ointment offering instant relief and permanent cure at drug stores for 50 cents.
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Kansan
Washington
Kansas
Clinton
Douglas
Louis
Arnett
James BR. Hattell
Oklahoma
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Buchanan Street
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Charleston
Illinois
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Hom
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Minneaplis
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Rourin
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ST. L. Willard
Clarence S Hajl
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Highland Park
Selma Paterson
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