Santa Fe plans YMCA building in Temple Texas
Temple Texas May 9 C F W Felt chief engineer of the Santa Fe was in the city with plans for a new Young Men's Christian association building. The three story structure could be a large auditorium with lower floor gym and baths. Ground near Harvey eating house to be donated by the Santa Fe. Plans to be decided at once.
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Temple
Texas
C. F. W. Felt
Santa Fe
Young Men's Christian Association
Harvey Eating House
Cork
Topeka
Ato Srelock
Mapa
Taemow
Don
Wyder
Ebeck
Trepela
Wasra
Prgosala
Papel” Fucei
Tanpha
Mepadden
Union Pacific Retrenchment Overworks Clerks in Cheyenne
Cheyenne Wyoming May 9 retrenchment in the clerical force of the Union Pacific at this place keeps the shop and motive power clerks on overtime with some working 14 hours daily. Officials await a government contract to haul 600000 tons of Penneyives ain anthracite coal to the Pacific coast which, if secured, will add ten extra freight trains of 25 cars each for about six months. The company ships 140 gravel cars daily from Sherman pits with two steam shovels and 27 men employed, and orders are on hand for 200 cars per day.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Union Pacific
Pacific Coast
Wyoming Division
Sherman
Banta Fe's Trouble Sparks Ward Battle Over Crossings
Residents of Colorado Springs Third ward clash with Santa Fe railroad over grade crossing access east of the tracks. City official hints at legal action to force opening and enforce penalties if trains block the street. Also promotional note for Union Pacific and Santa Fe trains between Topeka and Kansas City.
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Colorado
Santa Fe
Pike's Peak Avenue
Costa Street
Huerfano Street
St. John
Groceries offered at lower prices despite higher costs
Advertises lower grocery prices through large purchases before price increases. Lists numerous items with brands and quantities including meats, fruits, vegetables, canned goods, baking products, soaps, cereals, pantry staples, and tobacco, noting value against other stores. Mentions Calharos and Doid's Muftalo brands and various canned fruits, fish, and baking powders.
Camp Leedy Sunday Dinner Rations Spark Camp Tensions
Volunteers at Camp Leedy enjoyed plenty of food sent from Topeka and other towns for Sunday dinner. However several companies were overlooked in the distribution, leaving some squads with no servings while others received large baskets, crates, and donations from home.
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Quaristinas
Exposition Bulkling
Failies of
Topeka
Captain Buchan
When a Rule Is Not a Rule Guards Face Dignity Gap
Captain John C. McGinley of the Porta volunteers stands tall without uniform, causing discipline issues at Camp Leeds. Generals delay uniform issue until Leavenworth. guards struggle with insignia. McCrum notes guards must show discretion. officers require commission to be recognized.
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John C. McGinley
Hm| Porta Company of Volunteers
Camp Leeds
Generitrum
Leavenworth
Capicsa
Tupotsa
Moginia
Meister
McCrum
McGinley
McCrur
McCrinm
Nome
Iment
Doing Big Business with Soldier Boys Pie Pole Chorus
War time volunteers line a ward at Camp and collect pies from residents for soldiers. Girls inquire about pies as the chorus repeats Those are words of a four chorus. Pies are brought to the soldiers who lean and reach for the treats in a gymnastic display.
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Vinale
Crowded Camp Scene Amid Prayers and Boxing Match
In Cam Leery’s big tent a fervent prayer by Rev. H. D. Fisher occurred as a crowd formed outside the parade ground. Soldiers lounged nearby while a boxing match unfolded near the camp’s far gate, with voices from the crowd and a stray call echoing into the tent.
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H. D. Fisher
Cam Leery
Band Concert Delights Camp Leedy Crowd
The 40 cam yesterday afternoon Mar shalls band performed at Camp Leedy in front of Gen McCrum. Between 12 000 and 15 000 soldiers and visitors filled the camp and cheered the medley of patriotic tunes. Gen McCrum praised the band for bringing music to a quiet camp and thanked them for their kindness and effort.
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Marshalls Band
Camp Leedy
McCrum
Georgia
America
Glying
Bonnet and parasol parades at Camp Leedy
Sunday at Camp Leedy featured a bonnet parade following the band concert in front of the headquarters tent with officers reviewing entrants. A parasol parade was announced for 5 o'clock in front of the hospital tent inviting all women with pretty parasols. Also noted were Sabbath services in several tents and halls with ministers from Galloway Long Everett and Thomas delivering sermons and music by the Modocs.
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Camp Leedy
Christi Sanitary Commission
Mr. Galloway
M. C. Long
M. L. Everett
M. L. Thomas
Exposition Hall
Modocs
Maj. Anderson
Mr. Long
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Fare Journal
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Horton
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Maine
Spain
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Chicago
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Sam Free
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Allegheny
Emitt
Lakeside
J. P
Care Journal
North Topeka
Addeseius Madiaom
Kansas Avenue
Sha Golden Rule Machine Works
Fosdick
Hull Browed Repair Co
Jack
J. MX
Topeka Ave
Western Ave
Furman's Shoe House
Fine Starr & Co
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Jefferson la Monroe
Fourth’ St
Hue
Heturn
Obio House
Rena
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Feed Inc
H. Ruth
Tenth and
Lawrence
Paverri
Starr & Co
Case
Butey
Tyler
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Bayt
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Taylor
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Farrow
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TE Bowman & CO
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Scott & Co
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Watas
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Milo Norton
West Sixth Ave
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Free Sy Sa
Sam
Edson
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Telson
Mercia Thansear
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Bas Gementh St. Mall
Tate
Central Ave
North Topek
Brinkerhof
F. Menninger
Homeopathic Fhwrictam
Topsky Ave
Sheldon
M. D
Othee Na
Barnes, MD
Kan. Ave
James B. Hayden
Eyres
May
Davis & Glick
Spot Cash Grocers
East Sixth St
Doid
Eans Warren's
Jeans Potter
Jemima
Price
Horse Shire Tobacco
Battle Ax
Vrimrose Creamery
M. Penwell
Odd Fellows
Quincy Street
DE Moss & Penwell
the State Journal
Smith Center
Leedy
Torka
The
State Journal
Smith Center Company
Secretary of State
Bush
E. A. Metz
A.W. Miller
Geo. W. Stansfield
Miller's Pharmacy
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Topeks Avenues
Rock Island
Elyer
Estorado Springs
Denver
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Senta Fe
New Crawford Theater
Aonday
Flannigan
Prines
Use
George’s Operatic Colored Minstrels
Georgia University
Lehrsexter Company
Topeka Transfer CO
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