Still Hold Out in Santa Fe Machine Shops Strike
Santa Fe shops run at full force today except for the machine shop where most machinists continue out. Union leadership and local lodge meetings report no immediate return to work and warn of possible escalation while the company maintains essential operations and monitors the situation.
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Lee
Aire
Uiane
Sentei General
The
Machinisin’ Union
Kel
Trades Union Hall
Kesnis
Ootock
Andrea Machinists
D. Buckley
Machinist” Uniot
Argentina
Topeks & Santa Fe
Argentine
Bamin
Anc
Apectil
Viartismith Tulpers
Handy
UATU
Denver
Albuqurrqis
NML
Pau
Santa Fe
Uinion
Ti Lhales
Atrikore
Ligunation
Musee
Sante Pe
Woton Sayhat
Tuyen Jodie
Mudge
Midme
Mader
Santa Fe strike leadership unsettled by telegram
Telegram from Washington says TL Wilson will not lead Topeka strike action. Union assigns full charge to Buckalew for the Santa Fe system. Only three union machinists return to work as shops reopen, others citing lack of strike news. Nonunion men show interest in joining, while picket lines to be installed and disciplined, with strict inspection of membership.
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Wilson
J. D. Buckalewte
Washington
Topeka
Yeg
Mr. Buckalet
Santa Fe
Wort
Internations Association of Machinists
Wark
D. Ho Hatlewell
Wala
Anoe Cass
Meri
J. D. Buckn
Lew
Freight Rates Stir Topeka Trading Row Over Moves
Topeka business leaders urge immediate freight rate readjustment as local manufacturers weigh moving to Kansas City Oklahoma or staying. Stockholders and the Santa Fe railroad seek fair terms. May dates set for rate discussions and a warehouse inspection with Mr Morton to present a plan for rate reductions.
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Topehe
Exlathue
Otto Kuehne
Kangas
Topeka
Oklahoma
Parkhurst-Davis
Wik Tire
Kansas City
W. B. Davis
Mr. Thivts
Anaes
Davie
Paul Mortemier
Ht Sante Fe Road
Mir
Davia
Bic
Morton
Plut
Fire hazards eyed by Rocky Mountain hotel group
Denver May 4 at the Rocky Mountain Hotel Men's association meeting John B Laughlin urged stricter fire protection for hotels citing alarming past losses from conflagrations. He stressed enforcement of existing laws and adoption of safer practices to prevent deadly fires. Frank D Roberts Kansas City revenue collector died at Excelsior Springs of Brights disease aged 52, a prominent Republican.
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Denver
Rocky Mountain Hotel Men's Association
John B. Laughlin
Frank DB. Roberts
Kansas City
Frank D. Roberts
Excelsior Springs
Bright
Hearst Controls Conference Open
Hearst scored a Democratic caucus victory in preliminary work to the state convention securing seven districts to four for the anti Hearst faction. The address by Temporary Chairman Cultison stressed liberty under law and anti trust measures as aims to boost trade and curb government waste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dies Moines
William Randolph
Hearst
Antias
New York
Cultison
Mignate
Iin
Steidils
America
Six Feet of Snow Paralyzes Colorado Regions
Beaver May reports a six foot snowstorm blanketing Tapantaine and surrounding valleys. Heavy drifts hinder travel, threaten Twin Lakes reservoir inflow, and have halted Colorado Midland and Rio Grande rail lines. Roads are hours behind schedule as authorities assess avalanche risks and ice buildup.
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Beaver
Budmesseth
Cal
Tapantaine
Twin Lakes
Colorado Midland Railroad
Rio Grande
Triine
Intine
Colwade and Bouthers Paclic
Notralia
Gunnison
Wrn
Rainy Kansas Weather Update with Regional Totals
Weather notes show last night rains across central and north western Kansas with scattered sprinkles in the east. Temperatures mostly cooled in the west, highs in the 60s to 70s and lows in the 40s to 50s. A forecast calls for showers tonight then fair and warmer Thursday.
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Kannes
Concordia
Dodee City
Presdem
Hays
Macksville
MeEnerem
Manhattan
Trace
Osage City
Sedan
Torska
Toronto
Wichita
Baker
Dresden
Fort Scott
Macksyille
McPherson
Onn
Topeka
Kansas
Dowley
Tragedy at South Omaha Ends in Double Suicide
Omaha May 4 A South Omaha stockyards worker Frank Simith shot and killed his wife after returning home. He then killed their infant child and shot himself, believed to be due to domestic trouble.
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Omaha, Ned
Frank Simith
South Omaha
Sid
Fred
Burton in Topeka Do Not Discuss Conviction at St Louis
Senator Joseph Burton arrived in Topeka last night en route to Abilene where Mrs Burton and he will spend the summer. He declined to discuss his indictment and conviction, saying future statements would come from his own office if any are made. Burton's political circle fears a vacancy and plots to influence the next legislature to elect or appoint a successor.
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Joseph Ralph Burton
Topeka
Abilene
Mre. Burton
Kansas City
Topeks
Senator Burton
Kansas
Meta
Burton
Blossom House
Kansas City, Mexico & Orient Railroad Company
Col
W. W. Smith
D. W. Mulvane
T. T. Kelly
J R Burron
United States Senate
Fiurton
Senate
Burton Wing
Eathry
Arisious
Bailey
E.W. Hoch
Hoch
J. R. Burrow
W. T- Stats
J. T.rristow
Johnston
Dailey
State Senate
Sanders
United States Circult Court of Appeals
Bartot
Boston
Hurton
Bnt
Hira
Och
Carpenter Wins Nomination in State Convention After Factional Fight
The article recounts Carpenter’s long political pursuit, his primaries battles, and a late convention fight that secured his nomination despite rival efforts by ACH Porter and other Neosho county leaders. Nelson of Chanute emerged a probate candidate amid shifting alliances as the convention selected Carpenter for a governorship or legislative post.
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Thomas A. Osborn
Osborn
Carpenter
Benween
Jamnes
State Senate
Hugh Purrelly
Ferat
Carpenters
Stanley
St Louis
Porter
Chanute
Bug
Allen
Neosho County
Jaud
Nelson
la Dork Horke
Nedugnie
Welle
SL Netwon
The
Law and Order League
Lip Chanate
Wallace of Kingman Dies in Wichita Hospital
Willam St Wallace of Kingman Kansas died in a Wichita hospital today after a two week illness from appendicitis. He underwent an operation about ten days ago and was prominent in political and lodge circles. News of his death reached Topeka this morning in a dispatch to Bank Commissioner Arbauch, a close friend.
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Wichita
Kun
Willam St Wallace
Kingman
Kas
Wallace
Topeka
W M Wallace dies in Kansas city area
W M Wallace of Kingman Kansas died today after a battle with aprendiatia. About 48 years old, he moved from Simola Indiana to Kingman in 1855 and rose to prominence in politics and labor circles. He served as Kingman county attorney and was a former grand master workman of the A C U W. He ran for Congress and was active in Seventh district politics. He survived by his wife and one child.
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W. M. Wallace
Kansas
Simola
Kingman
A. C. U. W. Grant Lodge
Lea
Wallaee
Kingman County
Congress
Chester J. Lour
Long
Severn
Wallace
Satel
Cac Abt
Victor Murdock
Oiine
Lauahier
Long Starts for Home Stretch in Chicago Route
Chicago forecast notes showers likely tonight followed by cooler conditions. May 4 reports indicate unsettled weather affecting travel routes and an emphasis on northwestward movement as a forecast trend with lingering rain chances.
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Chicago
Orsters Roaming China Deliver Anti Russian Speeches
Traveling speakers in China provoke attention with anti Russian rhetoric. The itinerant orators advocate policy shifts and express concern over international tensions. Local observers note heightened interest and varied public reactions amid ongoing geopolitical discourse.
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Orsters
Savage fighting rages near Port Arthur in protracted battle
Reports from St Petersburg and Che Foo describe heavy action at Port Arthur and along the Yalu. Japanese gains are claimed with Chinese and Russian observers noting fierce exchanges, torpedo boat movements, and Japanese ships attempting to block the harbor entrance amid mounting casualties on both sides.
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Port Arthur
Port. Arthur
Gilluk
Nowee Krai
Yan Yuan Shi Iai
Geo~ora Ma
Kuropatkin
Zaanalltch
Tureschen
Feng Wang Cheng
Alexteff
Bern
Tyarskoye-Selo
Yalu
Alexieff
St. Petersburg
Filth
Duke Alexia Bos
Alex Fem
Gremleschn
Dour Gittak
Ean
Ciretetterion
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