No Place to Work Lee Anetion Cal May 22
The second day of thi elu womens con vention focused on two key points in that Rhee presidency edlor Yoedtion promises mild service. The meeting featured agitation and debates about future leadership, with mentions of candidates and the convention’s orderly conduct amid foreign club presence.
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Lee Anetion
Cal
Helthur
Durie
Burdeste
Cadiforns
Bushwalter
Glo
Shyfret
Skount
Dusinese
Tessie
Sidmion
Stowun
Forlim
Dane Arne
Wotton
Sita Lowe
Teessurer
van Vechten
Perveail
Oral
Thas
Arternoota
Seanew Termes
I G. Peery
Governor Returns From Judicial Convention in Kansas
Governor Stanley returns from the Judicial convention in the Thirty second district near the Colorado border in southwestern Kansas. He praises the local cattlemen and western Hawke delegates for their enthusiasm and discipline at the gathering. He notes some candidates were not invited and describes delegate behavior and a humorous flag incident.
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Stanley
Saracuss
Colorado
Kansas
Scott in North Carolina After Park Bill Information
In North Carolina reports indicate congressman Moody continues to pursue details on a proposed park bill. The fragment references political figures, regional concerns, and legislative action as observers seek clarity on the measure’s trajectory.
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Scott
North Carolina
Park Bill
Bowersock in New York Mission Trip Highlighted
Bowersock of the Second Minas district travels to New York on a bust Beasteks. The Ladies Aid society of the First o Fila church plans a heraty entertainment this exe Rt. The shel namore invites the wonders and trends of the church to Loyene.
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Wantington
Atay
Conphiasne Bowersock
Second Minas District
New York
the Ladies Aid Society of the First
Heraty
Loyene
Leach Is Chosen President Of Interstate Association
Frank M. Leach of Washburn college was elected president of the Interstate Gen otherical association at a Thursday meeting in St Paul Minnesota. The association includes members from Kansas Minnesota Wisconsin and other states. The Missouri Kansas Iowa and Illinois delegates participated as did Beloit College. Homer Hoon of Eat Hoth represented Kansas in the state contest judged by Beloit College. Leach is a Baker.
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Frank M. Lesol
Washbuen Cole Free
Interstate
Genthrical Association
St Paul
Minn
Atkaochitlan
Amon
Kusius’ Sear
Waahbury
Kanaan
Kintet
Kansas
Miseiun
Colorado
Duvet
Chile
Timeis
Minnesots
Saurasha
Wiewudilse
Sidelin
Muliter
Beloit College
Wisconsin
Homer Hoon
Eat Hoth
Knight Loses Case In District Court
The district court term ended with a verdict of 100 in favor of Luxanna Kapin Madement against J. The jury ruled after about an hour of deliberation. The court taxed costs to the defendant and judgment awarded the plaintiff expenses and fees.
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Luxanna Kapin
Entiehe
Tsapin
Rieke
Judetment Teageth
Amalgamated convention caucus in Wheellur backs Shaffer
In Wheellur Virginia May 2 delegates at the Amalgamated convention debated the district officials and the president. Shaffer is urged for re election amid opposition over plans to sign in advance and settle disputes noted by observers. The incumbent Shaffer is expected to be reappointed as president.
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Wheellur
Ringr
Pine Gertie
Thudece
Shaffer
Orwuiner
Jatin Perce
Wreck On Prairie Line Trains Tracks Endanger Engine
A derailment near the Prairie engine caused by a heavy load and shifting rails disrupted the line. engineer Ball remained at the throttle as the wreck halted the train and raised questions about recent track and equipment standards on the Chicago division.
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Cuma
Mngineer Ball
Pot Turk
Rock Island Scores Again on World's Fair Ground Access
St Louis May 2 Chicago Rock Island Pacific Railroad announces a seal for a 9000 foot by 285 foot strip along the north side of Forest Park securing entry to the World's Fair. The Rock Island would run tracks to Union Station with double tracking and frequent service, establishing the line as the main terminal route. Officials describe the move as pivotal, with rival lines learning of the new terminal access and potential bridge plans over the Mississippi.
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St Louis
Chicago Rock Inland & Pacific Railroad
Ireland
Forest Park
Hock Island
Hock
Forest Perk
Union Station
Hook Island
St. Louis
Rock Island
St. Laonie
St. Louie
Alvin
Wiarlits
Haking
Unis
Nic
Peitch
Demcis
Vewildett
Oni Eam
Syriacipal Ovene
Bt Lautn
Kilthe CH & Colorado
Ser Wen
New York
Internet of Lids
Tety Lelie
Tts
St- Louie
Tim Park
Hoa Lalani
Tiuidine Ve
Missouri
St. Lovie
Alten Bridge
Multanphy Aureet
Musisippi
Muttanphy
Mom. Stephens
East St . Louis
Fick Island
Burtington Tullway Company
Alton Perigee Creek
Macrinan Syndicate
Bridge franchise sparks East St Louis talks on river link
Officials of a prominent corporation deny an outright veto of the plan while discussing a Mullany street river bridge proposal. Mayor Stephens of East St Louis and former Congressman Fareman are named among supporters as Rock Island figures Cable and Tulloch hold stake in the franchise. General counsel Low and VP Mather offer cautious comments on plans, promising actions will follow.
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Tht Corporation
MM Stephens
East St Louis
W. 5
Fareman
Henry Sexton
Multan Street
Whgellen
Tren Cable
Great Rock Island
A. J. Tulloch
Kansas
Sool
M.A. Low
Mr. Mather
Wiggins Ferry Legacy From 1778 to Present Day
St Louis May 2. The Wiggets Ferry company, one of the city’s oldest institutions, traces its origins to the republic’s birth in 1775 with early river crossings near Market Street. Captain James S. Piggott established a chartered ferry in 1807, later passing through multiple owners including Campbell and Wiggins heirs. By 1817 two landings existed, and the business evolved from horse-powered craft to steamboats. the Wiggin or Wiggens Ferry company expanded, changed hands, and rebuilt its fleet, with the present company extending operations under renewed charter while handling growing freight and passenger traffic through the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
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Wiggins Ferry
St. Louis
Wigettus Ferry, Company
Btis
Hilnots Shore
Win
Fighe
Phere
St Toute Die
New Orleans
Montreal
Wierone
Market Street
James S. Piggott
Cahokia Creek
Willan Henry Morrison
Ahokin
St Louis
Zenoty Frudeau
Bushvert
Piggott
Teote
Pigazott
Tiligg
Terry
Willy
Adaims
Jomn Campbell
Campbell's Ferry
Campbell
McKnight & Brady
St.Louis
Morgan Street
Pigott Aelse
Asso
Samuel Wiggins
Samuel Wigeins
St Louie
Ble
Sea Serpent,” A Fine Gue Horsepower Boat, Wasknarotiet Figs Wiggins
Mipding
Catokin
Sami Wiggins
Cerrority
Wiggine Perry Company
Bertura Peace
Ine
O'Fallon
John H. Nay
Caarkes Mullen
Andrew Christy
Simonet Adair Lo Stites
Wilby Fins
0Pany
Eelander
Buller
Rose of Spruveer
John Kewedhy
Fitivess
Adasirul Fats
Busines
Wipenie- Perry Company
Wis
Wigwine Company
Inelsignire
Sacipeae Mae Teorernes
Hal Tel
Weal
Wexuq
Compas Meade Dei
Market Report Notes Mixed Crop and Livestock Prices
The report outlines commodity moves across corn and wheat with prices easing in corn while wheat gains buoy the market. Livestock receipts show higher hogs and cattle prices with steady to higher demand, as traders weigh futures and cash market signals amid tainted weather effects and seasonal trading.
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Minvempolly
Goa
Laan
Wade
Abel
Sulyius
Timothy
Len Omer
Fern Shen
Weiter
Ansas
Setfeller Sages
Sam Head
Weetern Wothers
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