Bank of Hutchinson to reopen with vault cash
The Bank of Hutchinson will reopen tomorrow with $15,000 cash in the vault. Directors will oversee the brief re opening as the community awaits the return to normal operations after the unusual disruption. The Northwest Eulitoria association held a banquet at the residence of Cole N. B Brown with Library society hosting and several new members added to the group.
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Bank of Hutchinson
Petes
Wisconsin
Suly
Ommuha
St. Paul
Lands of Obertin
Ou Sestir
Washington
Grace Snyder
Gawker City
Hy Dodes
Beluit
Water for Kansans and Twin Lakes water rights conflict
The Twin Lakes reservoir dispute pits Kansas farmers against Canal investors led by New York capitalists. The Arkansas River basin proposal cites vacating site rights and potential water diversions to Sugar King Searles Great Plains system. Local representatives warned residents face land loss and reduced river water, while state rights holders seek to secure water supply through the reservoir plan.
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Twin Lakes
Rhesediot
Canon Hy
Puebio
Stenethst
Welehak
Neuscen
le Champion
Ereukmt
Sateanuil No
Atkatieis
Meser
Sugar King Searles
Great Plains
Arkansas
Arkansan
Train Lakes
Hey
Kansur
Pastors Appointed at Ottawa Annual Congregations Meeting
Results of the Annual Meeting of the Congregations list appointments and committees for 1385. The General Assembly of Congregations lists moderator J. C. Schencke, presiding officer A. B. Pance, business committee members C. Pitette and others, and various denominational and academy trustees and visitors to Washburn College, Chicago Seminary examiner Richard Cornyns, and related appointees.
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Ottawa
Otewe
WOA
Bosworth
Comuittee
Dougherts
W. C Wheeler
J B Richanison
J. EL Kirkpatrick
Davies
al, Hendlerson
C. L
Stucatiimal
GW. Merrick
A.W. Ver- Duly
Chowlds
MM Sheldon
Edward Skinner
HO J. Whitty
A. S. Rush
Drike
EI Moses
Chrisslin Exodeavor
Frank E. Vincent
Tawis Roby
Virginian Edwards
Chicigo
Rtchard Corneys
Washburn Colluce
Georse M. Herrick Artur J
McCabe
Cottonwood Falls Adopts Child Curfew Plan
The Cottonwood Falls council approves a curfew for youngsters. A Topeka telegraph copy aided the decision and the measure passed after some debate. The city will publish the exact curfew hour after the courthouse bill is issued.
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Cottonwood Falls
Streata Cottelwiedt Palle
Celine
Court House
Guards at Ottawa church after repeated incendiary attempts
Ottawa May 20 The silent third Baptian church is moveable to East Second to avoid more fires. Incendiary acts prompted precaution as a well armed guard watches the building through the night. Ellsworth Court House notes the county settlement with Boston.
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Ottawa
de Delis
County Courthouse Demolition Deal Reached in 1908Bond
Fragmentary account notes a 1908 agreement between county and city to demolish the courthouse. About $1180 cash plus security releases and settlements totaling around $31,100 were exchanged, with the courthouse to return to Elks Worth.
Hutchinson Bank to Open in Hutchinson
Mr George Canterbury and Attorney Grady traveled to Kansas City to meet with Mr McKibben President Canterbury’s relative. They plan to return Monday night with $15000 in cash to complement a like amount from Metropolitan Bank to open the Bank of Hutchinson and pay depositors. A government order seeks cancellation of new silver certificates amid counterfeit concerns. The outstanding rate race is worth about $1,404,000 as notes arrive for processing in Washington.
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Hutchinson
George Canterbury
Grady
Kaness City
Lreidenthal
McKibben
Canterbury
Huteh— Ikeom
Metropolitan
Bank of Hutemingun
War
Samyon
Washington
Kansan items report river district Mech gang yard details
The dispatch describes Mech gang headquarters near the river southwest of Dundes with four or five buildings and stock facilities. It notes forty men and about ten teams operating ditch machinery. Other briefs cover Democratic central committee planning in Winfield, port Scott reservoir wall collapse, a man killed near Coley, Port Williams crime arrest, a Lena Linker conviction, Atchison hardware store robbery, police funding, and Measles outbreak at Leavenworth Federal Penitentiary with 483 inmates.
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Great Bend
Mech Gang
Rive
Dundes
Winfield
Democratic Central Committee
Port Scott
Fort Scott
W. dL. Brenneck
St Lats
Coley
Coli
Tshthitis
Bisper Sen
Atchison-Sherif Horton
George Watson
Port Williams
Watson
Lincoln Centra
Pelice
Joe Lin
Ker
Edgerton
J. R Whitla
Hueginrs Wei
Iito
Atchison
Board of Retropalitan Pedlice
Railroad Conference Set By State Board On Freight Rates
The state board of railroad commissioners will hold a conference on freight rates near Topeka with representatives from railroads operating in Kansas. The meeting is noted as an official action by the board and is scheduled for late May with formal details to follow.
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State Board of Mitron Commissioners
Ahboute
Karsas
Hatchins Indians And Batting News In Topeka May 1
In Atchison the Haskell Indians split a doubleheader with Atchison as Batters Jameson and Loman led Atchison in the first game 41 6 while Haskell's Moonlight and Keeler starred in the second 44 4. Abilene and Manhattan announce upcoming games for May 14 and May 1 with local venues listed. Emporia defeats Illinois State Normal 6 to 1 as Manhattan takes Abilene 7 to 2.
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Atchison
Haskell
Beainst Atchison
Rhe Atchison
Jameson and
Loman
Moonlight
Keeler
Atchicon
Emporia
Ilinois
Manhattan
Abilene
Pigeon and Blueroock Sporting Contest for Auditorium Fund
A novelty shooting match between Lee Jones and H S Montgomery the jeweler is planned for late May or early June to raise funds for the auditorium. Proceeds go to the poor if Montgomery wins and to Thorpe’s charity if Jones wins. The event features pistol and shotgun demonstrations with staged distance rules and band concert prior.
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Montgomery
Mr. Jones
Sir Montgomery
AchleGe Gurk
Air Montgomery
Joe M Cracken's Throw Helps Penn Hammer Star Rise
Sterling Kansas May 1 Joe McCracken from Sterling is gaining fame as a university of penn athlete He is Penns crack hammer thrower and recently defeated strong Nassau Hall rivals at Princeton with a 122 distance He joined Pennsylvania last fall and quickly became a varsity football candidate Though not on the team initially he drew attention and may defend Penn colors this fall His football start traced to Que Covpmr Memorial College where he played halfback in 1885 His hammer throwing at Lawrence 1885 field day between Baker Kansas State University and Cooper Memorial drew state university interest Last summer coach Woodram of Penns team recruited him to Pennsylvania He is a muscular quick athlete with speed.
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Sterling
Kansas
U.of P
Joe McCrAcken
University of Pennsylvania
Old Penh
Princeton
Nassau Hall
McCracken
Penneylvania, University
Que Covpmr Memorial College
Baker University
Kansas State University
Cooper Memorial
Linerence
Woodram
University of Penaxyt- Wanla
McClarkes
Artter
Pennsylvania
Burt Huffy challenges Lipyele racers for state title
Burt Huff, a longtime Kansas record holder from Wiehlin, goes on the war path. He issues an ultimatum challenging the winner of the Madison-Gribl race to a best two of three for a quarter, half, or one mile race at a mutually agreed date, declaring himself ready to race again.
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Burt
Wiehlin
Kansas
Hele
Moh
New Road Record Baltimore Cycler Reels 314 Miles in 24 Hours
Baltimore May 1 Henry Smith of the Maryland Century Cycling Club completed a 24 hour racing effort on the shell road east of Baltimore. He covered 314 miles by morning, having 170 miles at mid race, and will submit the figures to the Cruiney Cycling Club of America for verification.
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Baltimore
Henry Smith
Maryland Century Cycling Club
Thie
Smith
Shell Road
Cruiney Cycling Club of America
Corbett and Choynett May Face Possible Match in City
San Francisco May 1 Information reached the city last night that efforts toward a match between Corbett and Choynett are under consideration. Parson Davies reportedly traveled east to arrange a contest to be held here in the fall with the National Sporting Club backing the event. Officers have received information that supports the possible bout.
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San Francisco
Corbett
Choynett
Parson Davies
Afis Rosde
Corbet
Chornski
National Sporting Clith
Life of a Fuse Young Man At Topeka Talk
Street notes disease names a young man ill but prognosis poor. Hamilton Hall hosts a speech on The Life of a Fuse Young Man with large attendance. Hubbard bound over to September term. preliminary exam finished. Topeka Knights Templar and Marshall band depart for state encampment. Cityfolk spend Sunday in Topeka. pension association celebration and sermons at local churches. Court cases include Pollard v Santa Fe Hospital and Walter Thompson case dismissed on appeal. Republican club meeting features remarks urging pension appointment for Major Anderson. Pulse of New York vaudeville at Grand tomorrow. cast led by Chris Bruno and Stella Mayhew with notable scenic effects.
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Rutehie
Mary J. Rodgers
John Mt Wikitwneld
Dor i
Mayes-Williams
Olathe
Sheri
Kupfey
Phoenix Brick Company
Atchi- Shr Hs
J. W. Hale Mey
J. W. Wagerner
A. M
F. PB
Fatsex
Edwant Strom
Wm, Letson
Washburn
Hutchinson
Celeste Nellie
Joby
PF St. Sohn
Sam Campbell
George Depree
H.W. Roby
Menninger
J. A. Wyer
Huten-nion
Mey
State Homeopathic Society
Santa Fe General Office
Athletic Park
Westmaster Presbyterian Church
Westdine
Lirsula Martner
Pen Authority of Information
Sts. St
Swift & Holliday Drug Company
Ittia
Amanda E. Stewart
Hert J. Stewart
District Court
Netlie Dean
W. E. Dean
Thurston-Cashman
Topeka
Kusaus
I. W. Wills
Mulvsne
Yeaterdy
Hamilton
Augustis Nash
A.D. Hubbert
Hubbard
Guy
Kuiehts Templar
Marshall Band
Hock Island
Junction City
Lens Mason
Lena Mason
John Brown
John Pollard
Santa Fe Hospial Association
Pollard
Seration
Santa Fe
Walter Thompson
State Supreme Court
Shawnee County
Supremer Court
Thompson
Willard
Bresisting
Supreme Court
Hutch
Lewis Hanback
McKinley
Tom Anderson
Wily
Dolly Club
New York
Wick
Kansas City
Chris Bruno
The
Devil's Auction Compar
Stella Mayhew
Chicago May 20 Market Report Opens Quietly on Wheat
Chicago May 20 markets show wheat opening quiet under Saturday’s cost, with early disap pointment giving way to firming as investors expect the Top report. California drought worries and steady crop deterioration support wheat, with July rising after a brief dip. Corn moves on weather, hogs strong but price declines noted, and provisions quiet while cattle and sheep fluctuate. Sugar and coffee, New York and Kansas City notes add sector flavor.
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Tia Weber
Bnd
California
Daly
Ort Arene
Asige
W. A. Michaat Commation Co
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Supreme Court
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Sonia Soethe
Yello Ao
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Willie Suse
Ghienzo
Che Turket
Althad
Callforate
Australia
Zeatroamd
Judy
Marly Eemlpinie
Aicares
Artes
Paris
Becin
Iereuahl
Lt T
Eivor
Tee Men
Northwestern Rosarlytrs
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