Two Delegations to Indianapolis in Odd Fellow Election
A long list of candidates and delegates appears for the Odd Fellows statewide convention. J. Johnny of Pabetym and AEM Murray of Lawgenworth among nominees while Murphy supporters campaign. session leads to May 2 with statewide lodge elections and selection of Grand Officers for the Fraternal order.
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Real Estate Transfers and Property Notices Across City Streets
A garbled OCR record lists numerous real estate transactions including M C Kutsie for G Stonenick at addresses on Flarrmon and Jefferson streets with mentions of Cratu's Gddisian and Locust Street parcels valued around 1300. It notes transfers involving Laura D Root, J L Chass, and various street names, plus addenda about Archery and Wm J Sey Soll and Horne's addition. The fragment also contains nonsensical medical commentary and stray words, indicating damaged text with scattered proper nouns and parcel references.
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M. C. Kutsie
G. Stonenick
Flarrmon
Adderson
Johnson
Jefferson Street
Cratu
J. L. Chass
Tyee
Laura D. Root
Locust Street
Topeka
Veale
Onxford Righ
St. Ke
Wm. J. Sey- Soll
Horne
Tirsuley
D. T. Hemefin
A& A
Tend Downward as Labor Strife Fails to Halt Rail Earnings
New York, May 3. G. Don & Co weekly review of trade reports rail earnings show big gains above prior years despite unrest in labor ranks since May 1. Footwear, shipbuilding, and clothing output remain strong. textile firms steady though dull imports and cotton prices impact markets. Forward demand lifts steel and hardware with full capacity use. failures decline from prior periods, and overall business remains large across sectors amid ongoing labor frictions.
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New London Opera House
Weather Damaged Crops Prompt Hope For Recovery
Fragments indicate cold weather harmed crops with potential for repair through favorable conditions and regrowth, though damage effects linger on. Adverse conditions affected vegetables and cotton regions, yielding cautious expectations for recovery if warmth returns.
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Gould Wins Suit Over 35000 Reward for Rocket Blast
The New York appellate division reversed a lower court ruling in favor of Frank D. Mowbray, a former valet to Howard Gould. Mowbray claimed 35000 for injuries from a premature signal rocketry explosion tied to Gould yacht incidents years earlier. He asserted he protested faulty signals and was promised a job raise that never materialized. The 1964 verdict favored Mowbray at 5000 but Gould appealed, contending dismissal for drunkenness and denying responsibility for the accident.
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Mowbray
Gould
Lyacht
Marshall's Concert at Garfield Park
A note announces Marshall's concert at Garfield Park starting at five oclock. Recent sales indicate the park is in fine condition and a light evening program is expected featuring Des Poignards, Little Wag, Under the Double Eagle, and other pieces by Meyerbeer, Wagner, and Husdlots.
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Tony
Garfield Park
Des Poignards
Eisenbere
Petcue Wagner
Debating in Eleven Tongues Dr Rosedale Challenges Peritz
In Syracuse today Rev Dr James Rosedale challenged Prof J J Peritz to a public debate on his Bini Ware Mevertly comments. Rosedale offered to debate in Greek German Persian Spanish Turkish Arabic Hebrew or English, citing his three years as lecturer for the Society of Christian Evidence in London and six years with the Board of Auction at Stew.
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Syracuee
James Rossdale
J. J. Peritz
Syracuse University
Peritz
Petits
Christan Heidence
London
Missum
Postmaster W. M. O'Leary Remembered in Texas News Note
Dallas columnist and soldier W. M. O Leary, once with Casters cavalry and stationed near Fort Brown Texas, passed through last night. He worked with the Ballas d Galveston News and Dexoe Histings during his newspaper career.
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Mey
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Brown
Tex
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Galveston News
Dexoe
News of the Week Telegraphic Summary
Twelve killed in a Cleveland torpedo factory explosion and over fifteen injured. Chicago laundry strike closes plants and lodging houses. A rock slide injures and buries workers near Roanoke Virginia. Bishop Hurst dies in Washington. Pope Leo's position discussed at the Vatican. Bulletin notes crop damage from a cold wave across corn, wheat, and early produce. Over twenty drowned off Virginia coast in Clyde steamship sinking. Major events include new bond issues in London and military actions in Mindanao. Baltimore elects Robert McLane mayor by 600 vote margin.
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Spiritualist and church notices fill Dipelo area church calendar
A long list of church events across Harrison street Seventh and Kanes avenues, including First Presbyterian and Grace Cathedral services. Preaching by pastors, Gideons visit, Sabbath School schedules, and youth activities mark a busy weekend with multiple congregations in Harrison and West Ninth street areas.
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Harrison Street
Expitol
J. J
J.D. Parter
P.m
Gideons
C. H. Palmer
Sabbathr School
Redden Mission
Sabbath Echo
HW East
General Assembly
Grace Cathedral
Eighth and
Taylor
EP de B. Kuyw
First Lutheran Church
Fifth and
Harrison Streets
H. Aatt
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Christ
Ps Cc
Oakland Christian
Harrison's Hall
Corner Thomas and Wabash
Mallory
J.T. Reaugh
Seventh and
Francis L. Hayes
Chari H. Palmer
Chicago
Strangera Ecelty
Second Church of Christ
Scientist
West Ninth Street
KuIne Maimber
Cumberland Presbyterian
West Fifth
West Streete
Kelan
Inlestong
Endeavons P.m. Santor
Thint Presbyterian Church
Fourth and Branner Street
J. Hut
Rela
Nestor
Church of the Good Spirit
Lincoln Post
Corning
Poster
Worth League
Topeka Men Linked to Vast Australia Heir Fortune
James Hart of Topeka and James Marr of Topeka are named in reports as heirs to a fortune left by a relative in Australia. The will and estate, estimated over two million dollars, will be divided among heirs including three in Kansas. Roberts of Estern left a will and home in Cham minke and had sought to start anew in business after wandering in America. Marshall's Band announces a Sunday concert at Garfield Park.
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Topeka
James Marr
Australia
Hart
James A. Roberts
Estern
Foberts
Kansas
James M. Harr
Mathias Tarr
Roberts
Will
Chamminke
America
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James
Los An Keina
Local Cartoon Highlights Past Week In State Journal
A recap of the state capital’s week as depicted by the State Journal cartoonist. The feature showcases editorial cartoons reflecting local events, opinions, and notable moments from government, society, and daily life.
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