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Topeka Welcomes Cripple Creek Army of Industrialists
Masses gather at the depot to see General Saunders and about 400 Cripple Creek industrial workers land in Topeka. They sing songs, display red badges, and declare they come in peace while awaiting federal proceedings over alleged obstruction of the mails and possession of stolen property.
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Scorr Crry
Kan
J.5 Saunders
Law
F. Neely
Railrom
Scott City
Kansas City
Topeka
United States
Marsint Neely
Healy
Clarice
Cruio
Waggener
Scott County
Saunders
General Saunders
Modoc
Marshal Neely
Mr. Waggener
Mr. Waner
Common Twessels
Missouri Pacific Railroad Company
Seusidere
Connell
Murphy
Green County
Missouri
Wazener
Anders
Pueblo
Clark
Washington
Ee Regular
Nders
Cripple Creek
BP. Waggener
Missouri Pacific Road
JourNai
Coxey
Sanders
John
Grover Cleveland
Pikes Peak
Cripple Creek Legion Coxey Industrial Army
J. M. Wiles
Wiley
State House
Pard
Grovereland
Cleveland
Jeff Davis
Colorado
Mountain
Grover
John Sherman Sanders
Lopeka
State Journal
General Sanders
Attorney Wegener
Babe Waggerer
Chivington
Hoisington
Spokane
Wash
Crippie Creek
West
Babe Waggener
Scout City
Balic Waggener
Missouri Pacific
Atchison
Olney
Wagener
Industrial Army
Ft. Leavenworth
Amea
Leavenworth
Tor Gelock
Balley Waggener
Balle Wegener
Aera
Neely
G. C. Clemens
Frank Herald
Hudson
Hunter
Home Guards
Genera Sanders
Bick
Journal
Gene
Congress
Edward Wilder
Santa Fe
Topeta
United States Court
J. J. Frey
New Mexico
The
Associated Charities
State Jousnan
Rev. B. Smith
Shawnee County
Littlewaz
C. G. Foster
Harrison Street
Clemens