Topeka festival urged by Commercial Club leaders
The Commercial Club met and adopted resolutions praising Major T J Anderson Prof George H Penny and the Topeka Choral Society for organizing a grand festival. It credits community support and calls for formal thanks to all involved including individual chorus members and officers. The note pledges to file the resolutions in minutes and share with Topeka’s business and social leaders.
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T J. Anderson
Cat Marthy
Eivena
Durianimeris
Thins
George H. Penny
Butte
Gommerctel Club
Topeka Tan Mach T Te
TJ. Anderson
Ges
EL Petty
Bochrich Aml Poor
Fuender Raeselverl
Tony
Exch
Topeka
T. 4
Anderson
Prof
Trent
Topica Commerciat. CLI
Byrne F. Frost
Chas. J. Wood
Entertainment Canine
Strikers Close to Settlement in Chicago Dispute
In Chicago workers at the Dering plant and related International Harvest works ended their three day standoff as a settlement was reached yesterday. The sides moved to resume operations today after negotiations eased tensions and halted closures.
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Chicago
Bas
International Harvesty
Letters on Union Veterans Union leadership and Ware inquiry
The document, dated May 1908 from Rochester New York, appears to be a letter to Eugene F Ware Commissioner of Pensions. It defends Franklin J Hutchings commander of the Union Veterans Union and objects to perceived attacks by newspapers and other states. It names several veterans and organizers across Maine New Hampshire Massachusetts New York Kansas Ohio and other states. It asserts the order’s integrity and calls for protection of a respected Civil War veteran leader.
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Headquarters National Command
Union Veterans’ Union
Franklin J. Hutchinggs
Arcade
Rochester
N. C
Eugene F. Ware
Washington, D. C
Maine
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
New York
Kanaay
Iowa
Ohio
Washington
Foston
Newark
Penglon
Union Veterans Union
Arl Order
Taportites Iy
Comranen
Kaneay
Penvias
Tod Pomplaint
Isainie Comimtanienen
Hie
Ang
Micha
Cader
Tn-Enlet
Cain Perens Union
Mad
Patrick Hayes
Gardiner
William
Keenie
Portmnouth
Daniel W. Gauld
Boston
Mass
R. A
Ephennart
Manchester
Georgy A. Oks
Hochester
Street
E. Hidenour
Josnen A
Enjoined From Talking In Omaha Apartment Case
In Omaha Judge issues a restraining order forbidding Mrs Berge from talking to tenants or entering others apartments. Complainant J Oliphant Dodge owns the apartment house and seeks safety for his property with lease terms set to expire. The order bars contact about the plaintiff and prevents interference with occupancy.
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Chicago
the Tribune
Omaha
Neb
Fudge Baxter
District Court
Tlkine
J. Oliphant
Dodge
Jinspartment House
Mra
Berge
Injunction Refused in Interstate Freight Dispute
Denver May 16 at 10 o clock today counsel for the transfer and van owners of the city applied in the federal court for an injunction against the Teamsters National Union of America Transfer Drivers Local No 3 Van Drivers and Helpers Local No 63 and all teamsters belonging to these organizations The plaintiffs asked for infomation for strictures defendants and their associates ex partners agents servants and employees from interfering with the business of complainants of common carriers of freight between states or hindering or obstructing wagons or vehicles engaged in carrying freight as articles of interstate commerce from posting pickets about the places of business of complainants from interfering with any of their employes by violence threats or.
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van Own
Clty
National
Uninn of America
van Tirlvers
Helvers Focal No
United States
Injunction Hearing Delay in Unions Case
The court delayed action on the injunction as Juste Hallett refused to grant it without a hearing. Defendants said they had no time to review the complaint and would refrain from actions conflicting with the requested injunction. A continuance was set to next Wednesday.
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Juste Hallett
Harriman Feared Ill During Ottawa Stop
May 15 local paper reports Ho Harriman feared to have appendicitis after passing through Omaha en route east. He was treated by Dr. Summers of the Union Pacific railroad hospital and confined to a sick room. Harriman traveled with Presidents Burt and Felton. the stop in Omaha lasted about half an hour. His daughter, not Harriman, was said to be ill in Yak city, with the Hurstman family noting no sickness on his part.
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Omaha
Harriman
Summers
Union Pactlc
Burt
Upjon Presiie
Felton
Chicago
McFarland Attacks Hayden Appointment At Union Meeting
Dr McFarland pastor of First Al curt church criticized Governor Bailey's choice of OR Hayden for probate judge during Dr Stevenson sermon on Christianity and the state. He argued Hayden will be soft on liquor laws due to past client ties while Governor Batley backed Hayden as enforcement minded. Hayden previously resigned as attorney for joint interests when partner Redden became assistant attorney.
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FL Hayden
Bailey
TP. Stevenson
Hayden
McFarland
Batley
Lone Durdian
Judge Redden
Aamistani
Rentru
Jointists
Question of Mud Theatrical Managers Exchange Tales
Theatrical managers H R Werner and 5 C Rankin traded notes in the New Crawford theater office after a performance of Ghosts. Rankin recalled the old Missouri river town and quoted verses about Omaha as audience applauded Hackett’s performance. The ticket office is shown as 525 Kansas Avenue, Union Pacific.
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H.R. Werner
James J. Hackett
5. C. Rankin
Mary Shaw
Crawford Theater
Surfeltine Hackett
Wiehtts
Rankin
Warner
Omaha
Missouri
Union Pacite Fuilsoad
Kansas Avenue
Mary Shaw to Star in Ghosts at New Crawford
Manager Crawford announces Mary Shaw will appear in Ibsen drama Ghosts at New Crawford on Monday May 23 direct from New York. The production features the same acclaimed cast and opens Friday May 23 at 2:00 PM with seats priced 25 to 4.80 cents. free list suspended.
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Crawford
Mary Shaw
Thsen
New York
Eric
Consoli dated Germs Golf Mining Company incorporated
The Consoli dated Germs Golf Mining Company, capital 7,700.00, incorporated today in Trenton N J May 18. Objects include mining and preparing minerals for market. Incorporators: Frederick W. Garvin, FL Hoatehinson CA Green, all of Rast Orange N F.
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Trenton
N. 3
Consolidated Germs Golf Mining Company
Frederick W. Garvin
Hoatehinson
N.F
Knox Boy in Trouble in Norwalk Trial Hears Case
In Norwalk May 15 Hugh DeWin, a physician and surgeon, faces a case involving stressed charges against John EH Barney of Cincinnati and Lawrence White of Lowell Mesa. The private school students are accused of an assault following an alleged insulting remark. The cases are set for today with Mr Minneta noted as involved.
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Cincinnnati
Lawrence White
Lowell
Mesa
Anseen
John BD
Aline
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Neuth Norwalk
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Hugh de Win
Mactay Lyon
Kansas
Aueupe
Sim
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Taft
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