Topeka Freight Concessions Sought By Santa Fe
Paul Morton of the Santa Fe outlined proposed concessions to aid Topeka jobbers and manufacturers. He cited efforts to restore a five cent air differential and discuss reduced through rates with competing lines. Local business leaders pressed for specific cuts across classes and districts, while rail officials pledged further talks to reach workable compromises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas City
Paul Marton
Santa Fe Railway System
Cammerchi Club
W. H. Davis
Parkhurst-Davis Mercantile
Sotpeny
Tepeka
Santa Fe
Treudtroad
Paul Morton
Senta Fe
Jeneth J. BR. Koonts
Boonie conchiMl
Rock Intend
Union Pacific
Missouri Pacific
Robbeca
Morton
Davis
Ofr Davis
al Marton
Mr. Biddle
Kenens City
Pitteburg
T. J. Anderson
FP MacLennan
W. Davie
Densen
T. F. Doran
Missouri
Top
Arcond
Sawelask
Firat Cindy
Secott
Atth Chat
Pete
Chisa
Rota
Eilisbure
Pittatiers
W. W. Stille
Mr. Morton
Santa Pe
Shawseith
Milnes
St Joseph
Iingas
Chicopee
Frontenac
Welt City
Pittsburg
St. Joseph
Kansas
Melhewd
Bitter
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Texas
Tates
Hanks City
Embry
H.W. Embry
Rock Island
Sante Fe
Joab Mulvane
Frank PF
Mine- Lennan
Milroad Company
Tapela
Regarn
Becoming Apparent That New Candidate Will Appear
A developing political notice hints at a forthcoming candidate entry. Details remain sparse but organizers and voters may anticipate an official announcement, potential alignments, and implications for local races.
Parker in the Lead at Democratic Delegate Fight
Missouri figure Folk may become a factor as delegates clash over two thirds rule at the Democratic national convention. Parker leads with 76 New York delegates. Hearst tops Ohio and Illinois, while many states remain uninstructed. Sways over rival camps threaten a compromise nominee against Roosevelt.
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Parker
Hearst
Roosevelt
St. Louis
Wll
Figarst
New York
New Yorks
Lole
Ohio
Ilinois
Chitage
Carter Harrison
Dainois
Indiana
Connecticut
Nevada
Rhode Island
New Mexico
South Dakota
Kansas
Florida
Massachusetts
Olney
Oiney
Penneylvania
Hampshirs
Orcson
Washington
West Virginia
New Jersey
Cleveland
Liie
Fangreesman
Donn Sharp Willliams
Constess
Francis
Gorman
Miles
Kanaas
Hatric Ix
Missouri
Haymaker
Kangas
Himelf
Kell
Texas
Folk
No Frost Report for Topeka Despite Frost Near By
Weather Bureau records a temperature of 40 below in parts of the state while frost is noted in nearby stations. Topeka reports no frost per the director. The corn and wheat region bulletin notes clear weather, fair and warmer tonight, with Sunday showers in parts. Northwest wind at noon, hourly temperatures logged by government thermometer.
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Ransis Weather Bureau
Zepeka
Fennings
Corn and Wheat Region
Concordia
Mackeville
Acietita
McPherson
Osage
Secretary Hay Arrives at St Louis Exposition
Secretary Hay visiting St Louis for the Louisiana Purchase Exposition as representative of President Roosevelt. He rests at his hotel after a brief reception. Prince Pa Lin tour party departs for Chicago. Belgian pavilion opens with 300 orphan girls welcomed by Baron Monchem. German section opened. Olympian games begin with Missouri schools championship amid large crowds. President Francis attends, gifts presented, and relations celebrated at the fair.
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St. Louis
John ‘Ws Fay
Miene
Roosevelt
Francis
Hey
Pre. Francis
Vns
Mrs. Hay
Henry Adame
Mime Adama
Hay Tate
International Press Congress
Prince Pa Lin
Imperial Dynasty of
Ching
Chicago
Po Tan
Hotere
Wong Kai Soak
Imperial Vir
Pa Lan
Won Kai Kak
Et Louis
Louisiana Purchase
Baron Monchem
Belgium
Washington
Mme Cur
Palace of Nerienture
Laward Prestifing
Minnouri
Francie
Provident Francis
Marconi and Engineers Arrive for Chicago Convention
The Campania brings Herbert Jenson He March and G Grewdon Marks as part of New York’s first foreign mechanical engineers delegation to the Chicago convention. About 350 engineers expected next week. William Marconi also arrives to advance experiments at the Cape Breton Glace Bay station with new instruments allowing seventeen hundred mile distant wireless communication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
Campania
Liverpool
Queenstown
Herbert Jenson
March
G. Grewdon Marks
Wiliam Marconi
Gace Bay
Cape Breton
Marconi Sin
Yorare
Glace Bay
Topeka Santa Fe Shop Strikes Pay Checks Amid Lockout
In Topeka, Santa Fe machinists locked out May 2 will receive April pay on May 1 as the strike continues. Buckalew out of city, officers say no return to work soon. Officials plan pay at the treasurer’s office May 14 for all former Topeka shop employees. Union leaders debate strategy as the dispute strains relations with labor groups and management.
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Commercial Club
T. J. Anderson
Topeka
Jeseth
The
Santa Fe
Morton
Paul Morton
Anderson
Santa Ms
Tate
U. Mudie
Mr. Buide
Purcell
Nim
J.D. Buckatew
Ireland
American Federation of Labor
United States
Allway
Bne
Onionier
Federation of
Tabor
Fall of Port Arthur Reported Amid War News
Reported fall of Port Arthur with heavy casualties follows Japanese advances in Manchuria. Messages from London and Washington note troop movements, railway disruption, and strategic shifts as Japan presses toward key targets while Russia appeals for terms.
Still Deadlocked at State Convention Ballot Battle
The convention saw heated crowds and strong shows of support for Lowden and Hamlin as ballots continued. Officers and delegates faced disorder while Cannon urged decorum. by ballot sixteenth and then the seventeenth the totals showed Lowden leading with 472 votes to Hamlin's 351 and others.
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Max
Repui
Lowaen
Cannon
Armadoes Bath
Chattman
Dekalb County
Droks
Yates
Lowden
Lowden Dineen
Hamil
Warner
Bhermin
Perce
Beiig
Ard
Mth
Frater
Lowdon
See Hamlin
Sherman
Pierce
United Commercial Travelers Elect Officers at Independence
At a May 14 meeting in Oklahma City the United Commercial Travelers set next gathering for Independence Kansas. Officers named include Past Grand Councilor William Stalens Atchison Grand Councilor W D Mawry Cherryvale Grand Councilor GG Hamilton Finbury Wind Conductor W H Cook Wichita Grand Page W O Lehand Lawrence Grand Secretary George Irvin Hutchinson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklinema City
United Commercial
Independence
Kan
William Stalens
Atchison
W. D. Mawry
Cherryvate
Kun Brand
Salina
Motse
Emporia
W. H. Cook
Wichita
Grand Page
Lawrence
George
Irvin
Hutchinson
Prince Locked Up In Berlin Horseman Scandal
New York May 14 Crown Prince Frederick William is confined to his quarters for three days by order of the emperor. The action follows the crown prince involvement in a dangerous riding incident on the Berlin racecourse where he outpaced officers, tied with Captain Von Helsing for the Kaiser's Cup, then renounced the prize. This marks a second rebuke of his reckless horsemanship by the emperor.
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Washington
Tokio
Rndmy
Kuroki
Free Army Corps
Mat Cheng
Stuards
Luo Yung
Suyan Chuw
Somaltel
Ting Yanune Novoe Vremyn
Mdvanctis
Novos
Vremya
Tse Tate
Navira
Etrocanov
Ted
Imperial Bank
Army Medical Department
Manchuria
Siberia
Syzran
New Chvrarur
New Ohwane
Fao Tang
Impoesius
New York
Crown Prince
Frederick
William
Berlin
von Helsing
Miss Barton Resigns in Washington May 7
Washington reports Miss Barton resigns from the office of Vice President of the Axcocl. In Geneva, Turks and Armenians clash with heavy casualties. About 700 Turks were killed in raids, with fighting continuing around the Sassoun district as reports flow in from Diyarbakir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
San
Axcocl
Geneva
Switzerland
Biily
Gore
Trains Halt in Missouri Attack on Mail Carrier
A rural route carrier, James Dune, was stabbed and knocked senseless near a train crossing in Chilliesthe Mo while returning to Semypaet station after finding two railroad tires bound across the rails. The assailants fled, leaving the victim injured and the event under police inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chilliesthe
Jelly colorings questioned by U S commission findings
New York May 14 witnesses before the United States commission on jelly and coloring matter testified that most jellies contain glucose and coloring agents, with some brands having little fruit. A critic warned that 75 percent of U S factories might have to close if bans on certain jelly compounds were enforced. The hearing will continue for ten days as officials review safety claims and manufacturing practices.
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New York
Besar
United States Commission
United State
Bomc
Jmlaing
United States
Tts
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W. M. Davia
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W. ¥. Morgan
J. W. Jones
Republicnan Counts
Trustees High School
Elmer Everest Frank Vincent
BL Copeland
W. Hendry
C. N. Woodell
Dr. F Cook
J. C. Brow
J. H. Jackson
J. W. Hooper
F. J. Altenaker
Jadee
G. V. Rick
Seeker
G. J. Lamont
F. E. Laws
RH. Winn
G.L. McLane
B. A. Taylor
Atehinon
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Hooh
I. Wa
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Bhattalaind
Moxie
Weather Bureau
Hay
Marcons
Buckalew
Port Arthur
Mits
Bailey
G. A. Bell
Bie
Belinda &. Baker
San Rerchico
Ational
G. A. TL
Lane
Gibraltar
Czar
Japan
Landen
Parin Aoyn
Landot
Fens Wane Cheng
Suo Tin
Line Yong
Mall Road
Skrydien En Rence
Irkutsk
Skeydiot
Urs
Cvoupy Kwan Ten Sien
Japinese
Mew
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Ninetex
Prince
Iris Furber
Miss Barton
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John A. Logan
Chris
Ap Nitel
Fat Ass
Lenal Amet
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