Will Have an Organ at Throop Social Event
The Social Science Federation held a reception at the Throop last night with Hortz contributing a plant. Various clubs planned activities, including a 15 minute program and a field day for women. The meeting featured reports, awards, and a vote approving an organ for the federation. Visiting ladies went on a tour of the city after the event. Almost 400 attended the evening affair.
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Social Science Federation
Tesan
Eolloek Yeswendas
W. Hi. Hortz
Eas
Laxeriol
Coulterville
Ars
Bobie
Aimee
Sue
Jahneton
Atteanste
Council
Greve
Mies Treutiman
Purkir
Hs.setter
James Reuninen
A. McCarter
Federation Resolutions Adopted This Morning
Fragmented OCR text reports federation resolutions adopted this morning with plans for future organization and committee appointments. The document references the Kansas State Federation and discusses moral, intellectual, and charitable aims, emphasizing unity, progress, and preservation of rights for women and families.
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Pepert
Gommitteran Resulutone
Mra
Keli
Aplinmiana
Sompentius
Cheice
I Federation Orgati
Steniiter
Ive Peters
Newton
Kansas State
Aed
Mit Platsmunt .x
Kaneas
Imei
Shen
Kansas
Mrs Moore Chosen At Federation Nominating Meeting
Nominating committee reports selections for federation officers and committee chairs. Mrs W A Dietneth and Mrs Ward named as vice presidents with numerous names listed for secretary treasurer and other posts. The meeting at Emporia, Leavenworth and Ottawa venues selected candidates and extended invitations for future events.
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Coirning
Alva
Wills Lord Moore
Women's Club of
Hintebaneih
W. A. Dietneth
Sr Sterafter
Ff A
Toler
Eer Ware
Mies Frances Hall
Sort
Bothissor
Tuler
Tabehinsen
Wane
Sunttieh Oy
Ehilimuey Aire, Co
Cushing
Chavameurtl
Sirs
Prewitt
Tenigwein
Bayenton
Stee
Mettteverty
Ceunril Grove
Jeanke
Perintan
Presta
Harriet Cum
The New President and Social Notes of a Gilded Era
Fragmentary OCR reveals a chaotic social chronicle with mentions of a president figure named Mina Neils Vila, figures such as Mrs Win and Mr Crowell, and a cascade of social events. The text hints at a federation meeting, guests at a hotel event, and gossip about public figures, with scattered names like Wasingarta Dee, Fort Bratt, and Hutehnwen.
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Eek Solonen Seger
Mina Neils Vila
Wasingarta Dee
Win
Fidichberson
Worl
Bf. Ratvane
Mijare
Witney Yey
Hutehneun
ENOL
Alge
Prana Chicosch
Ihe
Itvadie
Agi
Federation
J. M. Crowell
Atthisos
Atre
Pereou
Combis
Losimad
Elthteen
Sire
W. A Rose
Simth
Airy
Lord Moore
Stlan
Margaret Mateune
Aed Stine
Harold Chaves
Jodee
Jobsten
Fort Bratt
HK. Teftt
Moretiours
Pkabriday
Bitner
Hinwatne
W. Mire
Nell
Willie Lard Moore
Blutch
Federation church work debate ends in unity
The federation members reach a unanimous opinion on church work, continuing to focus on mission and duties. A note from the meeting mentions ongoing efforts in the community and commitment to future service.
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Federation
Katiwus
Intercollege Interstate Contest at Grand Opera House
Representatives from Tes Colleges, nine ensembles, and a major intercollegiate contest gather at the Grand Opera House. The event includes competition among ten choirs, with prizes for student performers and faculty judges, and features speakers from multiple universities.
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Tes
Aeaea
Bunguer
Wisconsin
Beneimian
Detwanre
Olio Wesleyan Gieedle
Direet
Perry i
Hansa
Jim Lane
Howes
House
Deane College
Crete
Teale
O. A. Wright
Wedleyan University
Tedustrial Society
Adolph GO
Minas
Pesaran
Aimnescta
Minneapolis
Ye Metternich
A.M. Claud
Lanes College
Hopkinston
Towa
Helivery
Rey My
Aa W. Ren
Denver
Milliant War- Ker
Anbas
Infayette
J. H. Andrews
Doane Collape
Crote
Nob
D. E Blair
Ratkas Wesleran
Galina
Kansuemetney Boy
Samuel Ste- Guns
Ohio University
Athens
Receiver Appointed for New Mexico Concern
Newton S. Mianey of New York owned stock in the New México Mixing company and sought the district court’s appointment of a receiver to manage property. The petition cites mismanagement and financial strain to cover expenses taxes and debts. The company holds 4000 acres at the Ortiz mine in Santa Fe County with capital stock around 4000 shares. The court appointed Samuel Hiniktae of Gerster as receiver.
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New Mexico
Sante Pe
Newton S. Mianey
New York
New México
District Court
de Busier
Steotmaghiog
Orits
Mane
Saanyet Hiniktae
Gerster
Hee
Securitier
Ageseneton
Herutily
France
Adjutant General Office Funds Transferred to New Adjutant
The Funds and Records of the Adjutant General's Office were turned over to the new adjutant T. Bates. The office reportedly has about £2,008 in its funds. Commander Whitney will devote full time to the work, and his family will join him briefly.
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Adjutants Office
Ettice
Tlw
Farietty
Pernett
Hy Tom
Vitice
Fensions to Kansans and to Weetloginn Officials
A fragmented May report from Topeka State Journal notes pensions and government actions affecting Kansans. Names and places are unclear due to OCR errors, but references to senators and officials appear, with scattered numbers and terms suggesting budget and pension discussions. The text is garbled with many misspellings and incomplete phrases, hindering precise details.
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Rator Topeka State Journal
Weetloginn
Hills
Tolleveitar Kanes
Senate
Aire
Nance Carson
Bustathew
Mal
Blunt
Wallace McGrath
Ely Bata
Zupeks
Faises
Broalius
Ed McKeever Asserts Candidacy For City Ward Seat
Ed McKeever announces his candidacy for representative of the Thirty sixth legislature, seeking Second, Third and Fourth wards. A longtime lawyer, he rose from modest beginnings to prominence in the Republican party and city legal circles, with notable work in the State and national circuits. He has been active in the party and community, building a reputation as a strong labor and professional advocate.
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Passory Jn
M Faiital
Dohunot Martin & Kester
McKeever
Tourpal
Baltes
Buchanan Factions Clash in Wyandotte Convention
Fragmentary account from Wyandotte County shows heated Republican convention clashes between Buchanan and anti Buchanan forces. Claims include ballot box manipulation, bribery, and ward ring allegations. Report highlights proxy attendance and disputes over judge selections, with sharply opposing charges from both sides about integrity and influence in the proceedings.
Armour's Hen Out Firemen Strike for Eight-Hour Day
Armours Packing Plant workers strike demanding eight hour day and $2 for eight hours. About forty four employees in one department walk out after company refuses wage demand. Union strength could spread walkout to additional departments, threatening broader action if terms not met. Superintendent warned new hires would be used to replace strikers.
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Kausac
Tre
Armour Prickfret Roninasor
Steliere
Taur
Determined to Die Frank Walton Tragedy at Rail Tracks
Frank Walton a well to do resident attempted suicide by stepping in front of a moving train. The engineer watched as Walton's niece and others witnessed the fatal act. The body was severed at the middle, left on the tracks as the train passed. Authorities offered no motive beyond vague references to illness.
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Frank Walton
Lincoln
Walton
Waltisis
Ste
Boly
Watton
Amphixiitivun
Cube
Kareke
Wheat Market Report Deepens as Drought and Bugs Drive Prices
Wheat opened quiet then rose as China pests and drought fears spread through the winter belt. July and other futures showed gains while receipts and livestock totals varied. hogs, cattle, and sheep activity includes lower hogs and mixed cattle demand amid unsettled market tone.
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Texas Steele
Texas
Picads Fe
Market Notes on Wheat Corn and Prices
Amid grain market chatter reports say wheat and corn prices edged higher in Chicago and New York with bullish sentiment from buyers in St Louis and Liverpool. Outlooks mention drouth risks and potential upturns. investors weigh futures and cash bids as deliveries and receipts are tracked.
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Erin
Les Jos Vormlesidn
Drouth
Topeka
New York
Ks Wired
Cin
Chicago
St. Louie
Chita
Bor Winds
St. Louis
Rett
Champlin
Chicagd
idoGo
Uuying
Chinon
Liverpool
Cormtte
Berlin
Chicteo
Cibie
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Busie
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W. B. Garlick
Karsey
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Hepublican
Karits Oly.ien
W. Trinkett
Grimary
Ty Caback
Jamen F. Getty
W . Briyremme
Tange
W. BL Garlick
Bullerte
Armour’s
Jes
Johnson's
Associated Press
State Journal
Chineh
Luis
Chicago Livestock Market
Kansas City
Fred GigGie
Topika Grain and Stock Exchange
Witich
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Besse
Ely
Ase
Pel Ban
Rod Poe As
Ami
Mies. M. Davidson
Kansas Avenue
BELEY
Peetigstags
Ceater Ansascity
Tapshe Gratz
Lew
Clee
Cnég
Beck Island
Paul
sArcineon
N.Y
Manhattan
Chambarjuin
Grain & Stock Exchange
Chica
Gt Louis
East St
Butte
Coen
Hexatina & Ch. Mars York Sitsaare
DeMoss
Penwell
Odd Fellows Building
Quincy Street
Earth
Undertakers
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Harrison
van Dyke & Eaton Co
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