Quayle Attacks Christian Endeavorers at Kansas Meeting
Rev. Mr. Quayle of Kansas denounced the Christian Endeavorers as ridiculous and denied the conference endorsed any such sentiment. A vote on referring the matter to Epworth League committees failed, and the conference adopted a repudiation of the reported language, while protesters claimed bias in coverage.
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Me. Guayie
Cleveline
Quayie
Kansas
Stevern
Committee On State of Uch
Quaxle
Ts Folewa
Bob Tagerselt
Methodist Church
Reviess
H. J. Cheeny
Central New York
Sen
Epworth Eee
Fowler
Buckler
Epworth
Bodie
Henry French
California
W. A. Quayle
Ciftz
Cheney
Guayle
Cohenr
Quayle
A P A Council Meets in Washington Convention
Washington reports the American Protective Association supreme council held an informal meeting during touring days of the convention. About 100 delegates are on the scene, representing nearly all states except three. New York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania sent the largest groups. Eastern delegates oppose wide bans on the central issue and plan to oppose the advisory board’s blacklisting of McKinlay.
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Washington
Supreme Counci
American Protective Assivistion
Fivery
Tadint Dalegates
New Hagin
New York
Pennsylvania
Bord
McKinlay
Kept in the Family Bond Investigation Committee Meets
A Senate meeting today approved a subcommittee to investigate a band melee incident. Chairman Morrill appointed members including Ham, Veet, Walthal and others from the Democratic and Republican ranks. Nevada lawmakers Jenus and Peters are noted among participants.
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Bond
Washington
Morrill
Peter
Benators
Haming
Veet
Walthal
Jenvs
Nevada
Federal Prison Tangle and 1894 Topeka Case Echoes
Federal prison politics surface as Rep Brodtrich seeks amendments to a Leavenworth pension bill. In 1894 Topeka drug firm saga unfolds with sheriff attachment and court judgments against Dr Burkett and the store owners. Weather and travel notes mix with campaign routes and rail excursion plans for national events.
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Topeka
Dave Burdee
Mary B. Crawford
Dr. Burkett
Topeka Drug Company
W. J. Keulchier
R. J. Atavik
Kaye Pesut
District Court
Three Ravens Visit a Dying French Soldier in Battle’s Conflagration
In a snow scarred battlefield a wounded French soldier clings to life beneath a hail of gunfire. three great ravens circle and hover above him as the birds debate sharing his body before a miracle of life occurs with a wheat sprout in the snow. The dying man’s resolve returns and he rises to salute the night as the ravens depart toward the north.
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Alloa
Sollee Ia
Buy ‘Bu
Ria Baltepun
Erin
Brilleta
Nakina
Frence
UnUsUs
Aris
France
Franag
Bndignarion
Agai
Caherland
Ole
Thaniaal
Fryer
Alphonses Daudet
New York
Preas
Qebat
Duffy
Somimedical School
Euliiers
Surprising Pacte About Cuttin In 1710 London Market
An 1710 account notes weight shifts in cattle and market values. It states average weights around 370 pounds for steers aged five, rising to about 22 pounds? and mentions price changes to $725, with discussions of weight trends in the London market. The text reflects uncertain figures and garbled phrasing about cattle, ages, and market behavior.
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London
Belog
Lussdon
Todey
The No Ear for Music and the Workman Who Sings
A mosaic of voices and scenes from a cluttered workplace where music and noise mix. A narrator recalls a fearsome figure who sings while working and muses on consequences, while other workers whistle drum and sing, with echoes of shop life and a curious critique of culture.
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