Will Start Home Leaves San Francisco for Sacramento
San Frencheo May 17 Governor Wash of Ono still confined by apathy from oak pest. His physician says he will be able to attend festivities here once he leaves for Sacramento Sunday morning with stops at Sut Lake, Denver and Colorado Springs. Six Warner aft son and Mr and Mrs Vaughan and Mr and Mrs Lamarecht have been called home. Death of Grand Master Golden reported in Blackfoot Idaho. George TD Golden, grand master of Tolabo Masons, died today from heart neuralgia.
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San Francisco
San Frencheo
Wash of Ono
San Franciso
Sacramento
Sut Lake
Denver
Golden
Blackfoot
Waho
George TD. Golden
The
Masons of
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Idaho Falls
Governor Bout Declares Boxing Match Off in Oshkosh
Oshkosh Wisconsin May 17 In deference to Governor La Follette s mandate the boxing bout between Jack Root of Chicago and Kid Carter of Brooklyn was declared off by Oshkosh Athletic Club officials. The governor s directive halted the event and a later plan for a points-only exhibition was discouraged.
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Oshkosh
Wis
Eugene A. Potter
Hotice
Offtcere
Oshkosh Athietic Club
Pean
Servine
Jackson
Moore
Hoot
Carter
Alec
Sae
Governors visit plans canceled due to illness of Nash
In San Francisco on May 17 the Ohio visitors banquet was halted after Governor Nash fell ill with unspecified symptoms and was cared for by a physician and nurses. The Ohio delegation, including Lunewneth Allen Zerebe Coilier and others, were called toasts by M. H. De Young while the President and Governor Nash were thanked for their contributions, with McKinney’s illness noted and sympathy voiced.
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Nash
Ohio
Bia
Heraieipanaan Ie
Arta
Oregon
Messie Lunewneth
Allen
Zerebe
Coilier
Wei Ing
Crete
Ohio Society of Calicartita
Mrs Nation to Hungate and Deputy County Attorney
A joint smasher sent a photograph to Deputy County Attorney Orla Hungate showing an inscription that mocks Mrs Nation and her alleged defender. Hungate received the image after Mrs Nation aided in preventing an act attributed to Carrie Nation. The back inscription reads a taunt about Hungate and his supposed defender, and Hamn Mate intends to have the photo framed.
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Azalstant
Orla Hungad
Hungate
Mrs Nation
Carrie
Local church youth podal and social dances planned
Local Lutheran youths will host a podal this evening at the church. The Democratic Flambeau club schedules a social dance Saturday night. At the Lull on 412 Kansas avenue Marshall's band will lead an open air concert Sunday at 3. Funeral for John Northington held at 3 this afternoon at LH Slaughter residence 22 Madison. Public meeting at First Christ Church postponed under Tope C Union sponsorship. Apart from Panhandle, rain absent and Illinois weather clear. Rock Island line service and Chickasaw area noted in brief.
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Democratic Flambeau Club
Kansas Avenue
Marshall
Garfield Park
John Northington
LH. Slaughter
Madison
Firet Christing
Panhandle
Pera
Washburn Class of 1902 Builds New Bleachers at Park
The Washburn athletic field gains new seating as the class of 1902 funds and completes construction. Old seats are replaced with 150 feet of fresh benches and a raised land stand for clear sightlines. A two-rail fence will be added soon to separate Brown fans from the area.
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Washburn
Washburn Athletic Park
Aince
Keith
Potwin
Murder Case At Tombs Shocks New York City
The body of Father Phillips was moved to the Tombs where Coroner Hausch ordered prison custodian Stanley held on 19000 bail awaiting autopsy results. Stanley claimed debt misfire and denied involvement with two women and the priest, while autopsy noted chronic nephritis and fatty liver. Coroner Bacsch ordered toxicology and vital greens analysis due to suspicious circumstances.
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New York
Father Phillips
A. P. Doueherty
Wilkesbarre
Hausch
Stanley
Coroner Bacsch
Stanny
Philips
Fritts
Atayoo
Fatty
Parker Attorneys File Second Brief in Supreme Court
Albert Parker's lawyers filed an additional brief in the Supreme Court this morning in response to Hughes Contentions. The addendum spans 15 pages and accompanies the original 6 page brief submitted earlier. A decision was not dated but was expected within about ten days, possibly next week.
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Albert Parker
Hughes
Supreme Court
Colonel Inches
Actef
Talks for Boys Open Air Addresses by Col Hageland
Col Alexander Hageland, famed reform advocate and father of the curfew for newsboys, arrives in Kansas City to confer with local leaders while delivering an open air address at Sixth and Kansas. He outlines origins of youth crime and remedies, with illustrated scenes of neglected city children.
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Alexander Hageland
United States
Kansas City
Itr Council
Sixth
Kansas Avenues
John A. Bright
Citioe
Christan Elwech
Siany Weitere
Robinson Cruson
America
Bungay
Tha’ First Methodist Church
Rainfall report and forecast from morning survey
This morning shower amount reached hundredths of an inch with more expected. Unsettled tonight and Saturday with showers. Today's high near noon 77, low 61, wind blowing at miles per hour. Rain amounts ending Thursday 7 am include Kansas City 0.14, Baker 0.10, Concordia 0.78, Dresden 0.15, Dodge City 0.07, Fort Scott 0.05, Hays City 0.55, Mackaville 0.18, Manhattan 0.43, McPherson 0.41, Osage City 0.23, Sedan 0.27, Toronto 0.02, Wichita 0.14.
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Cottcordla
Dresden
Dodge Clyff
Fort Scott
Hays City
Mackaville
Manhattan
McPhereon
Osage City
Sedan
Toronto
Wichita
Deaths and Funerals Listed for Bessie Brown and Others
Funeral for Bessie Brown, 513 Kandassvigue, burned to death, set for 10 a.m. tomorrow at First Presbyterian chapel. Also noted are Anderson Chives, uncle of Nick Chives, died at 1040 Washington Street at age 80. J L Brown, captain of Fire Station No. 3, died of consumption at home on 310 Jefferson Street after 19 years in the department. two week old infant of Mr and Mrs James Fuller of 90 Market Street died last night, burial at Topeka Cemetery this afternoon at 4. The funeral arrangements for Brown were not announced.
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Kandassvigue
First Presbyterian Church
Harrison School
First Presbyterian
Anderson, Chives
Nick Chives
Washington
Oleeke Mastiser
Washington Street
Echurch
J. L. Brown
Jefferson Street
Brown
James Fuller
Market St
Topeka
Strike in Clarke Mines Halts Portland Mine in Colorado
May reports state Portland mine, with 200 workers, closed indefinitely after a dispute between company and six unions over hiring non union miners. Other notes mention a Pan American route brochure and a City Passenger and Ticket Agent contact.
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Portland
Colorado Springs
Cel
Minera
Labor Shortage Across Kansas Prompts Rail Rate Cut Efforts
Partial returns to the free employment bureau show a lack of harvest labor in eastern Kansas as workers are needed in western wheat areas and oil industries. Rail commissioners join the effort by circulating letters to railroads to reduce harvest hand rates and extend travel to St. Louis and Chicago, citing statewide labor surplus scarcity. Dr. W. Blaine of Pratt estimates 20,000 workers needed for barley operations, while Gorow cites lower figures.
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Free Employment Bureau
Kansas
Bureau
St. Lewis
Chicago
W. Blaine
Pratt Stil
Nation to Appeal as She Awaits Decisions on Smasher Case
Mrs Nation says her district court conviction over smashing Murphy's joint rests with her lawyers who may appeal. She plans to debate Carl Browne in Fort Scott on Sunday and lecture in Kansas City Monday, as she awaits further action in the nest of her Smasher's Mail.
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Carl Browne
Fort Scott
Browne
Severd Baptist Church of
Kansas City
Butler
Mrs. Nation
Peace Conference at The Hague Anniversary Event
The Peace Conference anniversary celebration in The Hague will be held in the senate chamber at 2 o'clock with Mrs. A B Thompson presiding. The program includes speakers such as Andreas Mim Stargarst, Governor Stanley, Miss Anna Marie Nellis, Mrs. Judge Garver, and Mrs W A Johnston. Public invited and urged to attend.
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Hague
Senate
A.B. Thompson
Andreas
Mim
Stanley
Anna Marie Nellis
W. A Johnston
Judge Garver
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