Tour of the West President Lopeu Washington Hirst On War Speech Tour
President plans a coast to coast tour from end to end, stopping in Wisconsin Minnesota Illinois Iowa and other states. He will address crowds at Racine La Crosse Madison Milwaukee Dubuque Minneapolis St Paul and more, delivering multiple speeches on the war and nation’s needs. The schedule includes travel by train with stops and entertainments arranged by local groups.
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Sosneteeturers Association of
Miinenh
Lacrosse
Minneapolta
Ayrine
Yellerirrahmed Atanthios Inca
Ruewnas Funk
Eady
The
Meniae
Mtpak
Roger Cus
Riverside
Deau
Gomes
Chehalis
Pelle
North Platte
Lowa
Chancilta
Inday
Cedar Fite
Dubuque
Pockford
Roumete
Auroras
Secigit
Pontive
Lesingtos
Wil
Sime
Bronmptucton
Dearmonds Key Note on Party Unity and 1920s Strategy
The article reports Dearmonds remarks at a party gathering stressing unity, postwar goals, and a forward strategy for the Democratic party. It highlights calls for reform, party cohesion, and leadership to win upcoming elections, with emphasis on future campaigns and party principles.
Orchard Place construction boom reshapes Topeka area
Notes on extensive housing and commercial rebuilding in Orchard Place, Topeka, with new residences and business sites planned. Merriam Mortgage plans a federated club building potential. Several multi story mansions and remodels advance, including Bank of Topeka and ColinaL era upgrades.
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Topeke
Toprkale
Orthard Place
Patwin
Dielianke Street
Ic. W. Merrham
Merriam Mortgage Company
Clube
Arcniteet 2
Mt. Wood
Ile Present Aptiig
Bank of Topeks
Hidtsisos
Imine
Hartke Street
Hartinen Street
LePonthese
Bonnet
Gentyr Baker
Wadhern Agenue
Rouses
PJ. Col Filly
T. J. Makwell
Santa Fe
Consteuetion
A.M. Rodgers
Westerts
Harrison Street
Siar Fahries
Te Barnes Teil Estate
Hiaitoog Synet, Chasia W
Hanta Ifehade W
Merrion Martesgenotpany
Governors Square
Pest
Merriam
St. Risk
College
Sorin Lass
Washburs
Ieries
Topeka
Gould Line To Pacific Starts To Run
Engineers on the job under official authority will shortly begin work from Murrayville on the western line toward the coast. The Rio Grande already shows a presumption of service, while reports from Maryville and nearby hubs indicate shifting schedules and direction toward prime routes as work proceeds.
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Tate
Ald
Mutryyile
Rio Grande
Maryeille
Tess
Cale
Mr Blood Expected to Recover After Wreck Injury
The article reports Mr Blood, injured in a wreck involving a rock tenger and other parties, expected to recover. Authorities note the crash occurred near Oxfeht AOU with hospital care ongoing. Witnesses describe the scene and convey hopeful updates on his condition.
Details of the Burdick Murder Witness Testimony
Continuous testimony describes a night scene at the Burdick home, noting interactions with Mrs Burdick and others. Witnesses recount the couple’s routine, the hallway encounter, electrical and gas lighting details, and the absence of prior disputes. Investigators probe family familiarity with the house’s wiring as part of the case.
Fremont seeks rail commission seat in Butler race
Senator Fremont of Teidy and J. Wike hopefuls vie for the railroad commissioner post in Topeka to succeed the retiring incumbent. Candidates include H E Hichter of Council Grove and J. Bunyon Aduses, with terms expiring next year. The job pays $2500 annually.
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Butler County
Fremont. Teidy
Sutter County
Succead J. &. Wike
Tony
Expantiee Council
Railead
Estretiely Seater
Kelty
Dayham
Topeid Leidy
Apgrar
H. E. Hichter
Chuncil Grove
Fremer Weutenacht
Bélosg
Burton
J. Bunyus
Biayter
Eriniy
Regiatat
Harry Bone Suffering Illness Delays Statework
Harry Bone secretary to Governor Radley is sick and unable to attend duties. Superintendent Daynod also ill with a severe cold, with both men home in Hutchinson and traveling back toward Topeka to resume state work as soon as possible.
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Harry Bont
Radley
Asendacion Geet
Westphalia
Anneesen
Hutchinwen
Fopeka
State House
Obituary of Ephraim Glexe pioneer merchant dies
Ephraim Glexe, a Santa’s pioneers figure, died at his residence near Washburn College on Friday afternoon. Longtime hardware merchant in Salem, Vermont, he was married to Sarah Kellam on October 4, 1840. Funeral services were announced for Wednesday afternoon from the Belt church, with arrangements revised upon the arrival of a nephew from the east.
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Ephriam Glexe
Washburn College
Blake
Flase
Salem
Tober
Sarah Jane Kellam
Ragiburg
O Orlock Wedioales
Nearly Ready Strike Commission Report Heading to Printer
Washington March 77 Commission Weight, recorder, says the Strike Commission report will be printed soon after final review. Capital removal defeat certified in Jefferson City Missouri as state capital plan moves back to border, and tax amendment to fund a new capital fails. Colonial Rate relief in effect four weeks from San Francisco to California prompts travel, while New York reports Tom Johnson renominated at a Democratic convention in Cleveland.
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Washington
Carol Ts. Weight
Anal Strike Commission
Enfd
San Francisco
Utada
California
Markets Today Corn Pit Slack as Live Stock Trades Continue
Market notes show selling dominates corn with prices from 92.60 to 85.25 and hay slipping slightly. Cattle remain unsettled, May and other contracts swing in late session. pork and lard act with modest declines while grain receipts mention shipments to Minneapolis and Kansas City futures.
Labor court action limits Wabash strike power
In St Louis the United States District Court opened hearings to dissolve a temporary restraining order barring the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen and the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen from ordering a strike by Wabash railroad employees. affidavits from grand masters and officers deny any inducement to strike and assert the vote by members was independent. The decision hinges on whether a strike could be legally ordered by officers or required by a two thirds member vote. A related item notes a new patriotic society formed in Meriden, and a clerical pay increase for post office clerks in March.
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St. Louis
United Stater
Qsteket
Jadse Famer
Ailoms
Weeme Aid
Jase Adare
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Webosh
E. J Piney
Cleveland
Brotherhoods
Tristimen
J J. Hannahin
Twodlauber
Bern
Morten
Rilway
Voth Tmkeny
Metden
Conn
New Patriotic Society
Deface Lions at Princeton in Vandalism Spree
A vandal shattered a bronze lion statue at Princeton University’s Nesson hall, with the other lion damaged as well. The act is suspected to be by upperclassmen. Separate vandalism damaged the Winslow memorial and gymnasium debris was strewn about the city. In Albany a state health report notes 124180 deaths in a year, with typhoid and other illnesses.
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Fultieced
Bere
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Businet
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Cheng
Edward M. Shep
Suckers
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Cictnmutt
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Mietenel
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Disney
Rome
Oparty
Lave Uhrerand
Achaea
Burnid
Aleewsder
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Temes
Clan Alene
J. Tevau
Meturl Olney
David A Hall
Princeton
N. J
Nesson Hall
Winsmere
Wien Wis
Toninber
Dumaeke
New York
Albany
Stete Board of Health
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le Siena
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Orchard Place
GOULD
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Wil Surcéy
Patroman Meyer Toi Et Moenuk
Burdick
Kale Koenis
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Meginnimne
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Marmaret Murray
Dr. Marcy
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Abe
Buritick
Birdick
Pincork
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Mra Burdick
Wittlerk
Seldy
Harry Bone
MR. Blake
Kansas
Jefferson City
Schwab
Francis Retare
York
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Tom Johnson
Marek
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Dremeet Turfkeys
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Hide Marty
Stowe Maren
Celbrant Stokes
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Teleptions
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