Chosen Washington May 24 veteran event and dignitaries noted
Fragmented notes describe a Mystic Shrine gathering and campaign speech with figures like Henry Collier and Kinley, plus details of a Democratic territorial convention and ceremonial events. Content is garbled with many unreadable segments but preserves names, places, and the overall public notice tone of historic proceedings.
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Washington
Mystic Shrine
Dlatinetiet
Simousty Green
Henry A. Collian
Torsnte
Canta
Ae Kinley
Wiite Hauer
Toner
Vinitine
Cabinart
Resignation shakes top ranks at railroad plans
Assistant General Manager C. B. Schiacks resigns effective June 15 amid widespread dissatisfaction with leadership. Jeffery may depart soon as Colorado railroad chiefs discuss sweeping changes. Eastward hires expected to revitalize the road, with new officers to be chosen and strategic moves tied to Midland and Colorado & Southern control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hia
Jeffery
Sehlarks
Amistant
Colorado Railroad
Bir BeMacks
Navaier
Michud
Nixtine
Etteras
The
Midland
Deal on Midland Sale Finalized Amid Change Talks
Denver reports confirm the sale of the Ceberate Midland to Colorado and Southern and potential shifts toward Rio Grande Western linkage. Stockholders must approve after formal change of ownership at the upcoming meeting. executives cite several legal hurdles and unresolved details delaying final conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Midland
C. & S.and
Rio Grande Western
Denver
Ceberate Midland
Colorado& Southern
Statite Western
Rio Grande
PriWe
Craene
Witch
Santa Fe Reds Hit Tough Ride to Schedule Games
In Topeka area towns Santa Fe Red ball team struggles for a match with nearby squads. Owners report willingness to play but demand fair terms, while rival teams resist and officials press for responses amid mounting tension.
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Santa Fe Rede
Tegies
Secretacy
Citier
Topeka
Hedy” Lytie
Grantville
Ste
Tock Istaut
Horton
Fie
Santa Fe Mortgage Filed After Sale of the Road
A Santa Fe mortgage filing describes two instruments dated May 21 1695 in Chicago. One instrument is an adjustment of a note, the other relates to a mortgage linked to a road sale. The filing notes the mortgage as among the success stories of the period.
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Chicago
Scott's Emulsion claims faster cure and strength boost
Scott's Emulsion touts superior curing power over cough mixtures saying it enriches the blood strengthens mind and body and restores vigor. It asserts cough mixtures won't cure stubborn coughs and promises better overall health benefits.
Topeka Santa Fe Loan Agreement With Ion Trust Company
A loan of 1700 dollars from Atehi- Son Topeka Santa Fe Railway to Ion Trust Company of New York, due October 1, 1935, at 4 percent interest. Taxe of 4 percent for one year prior on gold bonds, with bonds totaling 145,400,000 secured by the railroad’s general mortgage. Road property is located in Missouri. Dated December 12, Int.
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Atehi- Son, Topeka
Santa Fe Hailway Company
Ion Trust Company of
New York
Missouri
Senator Ryan Helps Ed Halliey Secure Damages
Senator W H Ryan, a diplomat and lawyer, advised and negotiated a settlement with the Rock Island railroad for Ed Halliey of Grant township who, after a wreck near Kansas City, sued the company. After six months Ryan secured $2.00 in cash indemnity, praised for efficiency in corporate damage cases.
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Eacs
W. H. Ryan
Pittsburgh Tribune
Ed Hailiey
Grant Township
Rock Island Railroad
Ed Halliey
Ble
Kansas City
Beme
Ganenees
Ryan
Hd. Halliey
Halliey
Music for Railroad Men at the Railroad M C A Parlor
Regular evening program at the Railroad M C A parlors featured solos by Laura Tilson and Tiltie Zimmerman, vocal numbers by Mattie McCanly and Steulah Pas Ker, fife and cornet pieces by Jeane Langston and Frank Swer, a guitar and mandolin duet by Loem Smith and Fred Ravers, plus recitation and other performances.
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Schromer
As Tollows
Laura Tilson
Stther
Tiltie Zimmerman
Mattie AicCanly
Fife
Jeane Langston
Ming Steulah Pas ‘Ker
Miss Gertle Umpelsby
Madoli
Lo'em
Mrs. FD
Bwith
Frank Swer
Rose Oval
Womale
Clayton
Rod
Rock Island buys Denver terminal land from Colorado Eastern
In Denver May 24 a deal closed giving the Rock Island road control of the track right of way and valuable terminal ground in Denver held by the Colorado Eastern railway. The acquisition revives the transcontinental plan with the Texas Pacific connecting Rock Island to the Utah border and hints at extending west to Salt Lake City.
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Denver
Colorado Eastern Railway
Rock Island
Pukcenip
Ibis Gertral
Salt Lake City
Railroad executive predicts prosperous Nebraska crop year
Mr Geo HIdwell general manager of Fremont Elkhorn and Missouri Valley railroad said in Omaha that Nebraska trap conditions are excellent and prospects look bright. He noted eight million acres of corn and one and a half million of wheat, with railroads anticipating heavy business.
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Geo. FL
Hiidwell
Fremont
Elkhorn
D& Missouri Valley
Bnd Parte
Fanta Fe
Hidwell
Idwell
NEW BRIDGE MACHINE ON TOUR FOR SANTA FE POWER
W Stevens of Cleveland Ohio reports a new bridge machine designed to trim mortise and tie components for bridge building. He says the device could become a time saver if it proves satisfactory and may replace hand work on future projects.
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W. Stevens
Cleveland
Ohio
Stevens
Guthrie
Oklo
Topeka
Railroad work and travel notes in Junction City crowd
Fragmented report from Guthrie era workers with names like Moris, Land, Olsin, and Wright. Mentions Katy line crews, ballast from Sherman Hill Wyoming, Blue Valley service, Beatrice Nebraska trip, and Union Pacific round house repairs. Casual movement of Conductor Moris and Captain Wright noted amid maintenance activity.
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Fromes
Sherman Hill
Wyoming
Peniwear
Scontuctor Moris
Katy
Conductor
Ath Bia Run
Condo Olsin
Wick
Jobo
Wright
Junction Chy
Ogden
Dick Clark
Eck
Mothe Conauette Mort Smitty
Blue Valley
Von
Man- Hatten
Beatrice
Neb
Oxton Pacific
Thres Mullet, Weat
Manhattan
Ie Gang
Teachers Elected by School Board for 1 Year Assignments
The School Board elected Miss Avi Murphy as the sole vacancy and named Miss Daisy Mobell to the High senior faculty. Numerous principals and teachers were assigned to various schools including Gramm at Laurel and Page, with Mrs. Murphy positioned as acting administrator for the Arts department and others listed throughout the district.
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Schoo Board
Avi Murphy
Ginibtor
Sngtivh Wertury
Tha Egy Shes Hy
Daisy Mobell
Ha School
Ds Bay ii
Q School
J. D. Whittemore
Prisct
Eyer
Epi
Princes Pal
Mabel A. Miller
Nelle Larcher
Ma- Nader
Markins
Ied
Heartbure
Reg AL As
Ler
Bertha White
Masde Pattizon
Seit Oneal
Wittkins
Ary BE Lanaxton
David’ Be Frants
Jennace
Guiney
W. A. Wright
Lenore Henry Minn
Smecan Mane Bishop
Herile Brown
Jennie Clarkton
Jaure Holland
Grage “Root
Kure E Tanchin School
M. 3
Field
Eer Builth Moore
Beth Warner
Jessie Donnell
Katherine Crawford
Bebe Martin
Anta Payne
Jace
Cleland
Trading Sea
Waite
Peinethal
Ison
Sein
Nerhutiel Lawser
Nara Sexton
Hila
Rote Fauste
Saindtrer
Pring Pal Hester
Hawi Mattie Page
Gusfeld
Behealh Stary C. “Weet
Peltelpal Gea
Fe Floyes
Ann “K "Palmer
Anta E. Banke
Adda A. Smith
Gertrude Ae aedDley
Julia
Trippa Meee A Theses
Sechook
Carrie Goddard
Prin Elgaly
Callie
Nowa
Nettie Bt
Schinele
Luckhnen
Bcutaty Tee
Patterson
Mareers Nesbaut Potetelisa
Nageal Geordie
Gilet
Shanta Tingoes
Muidred Hameln
Tacalltan
Maisie Net
Ethel
Motariney
Abieall oHnea Masena
Eee
Toy Sree
Ithet Shaw Meade Seneerer
Sit See
Sth
Olla Porte
Yaa Weight
Lenlored
Jaiiine
A P. Barker
Heed
Cyrus Goddard
J. J. Hf Iee
Euatien Sale Dake
Grant
Ithe Ante
Wek
Ater Aa
Uainer
Jona Empton
Fan Hao
Joseph Pickers
Minion Boal
We He Brown
Shantee
el Mer Manteomers
Tranner Sebon
Ante
Jorrs _Williams
Wastineian Vachooks
Wwilthan Siaaghter Monti Echoul Tradeshow
Etd
Ene Tee
Gaines Amekca Chest
Oo Xni
Wilkersin
Vay
Haron
Echnol
George Tohardena
Porsche
Wulnm Hythe
Luglid
Anore
Tam van Tie Divid
Over
Morton
Claysete
Weed
Opaies Wehool
Nelson Porigr
Harrison Mava
Ifa Hrysity L
Unclear health tonic claims prompt caution in 19th century ad
A degraded advertisement touts Tetteria Stommen Bitters for digestion and appetite, claiming pre meal use cleanses bowels and stimulates secretions, purifies blood and invigorates the liver, calling it the world’s most efficient medicine for stomach disorders, while warning against substitutes.
Advant ages of eliminating politics from jail and charity boards
Judge L G Kinne outlines a Kansas plan for nonpartisan control of state charitable institutions. He details removal of political influence, fixed board terms, required annual and biannual reports, bond requirements, and strict hiring and spending rules. The paper argues this structure improves efficiency, reduces graft, and fiberizes oversight through regular visits and audits.
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Board of Control
Senmembra
Dn Ranney Cig
Sa Tawar
Kansas
Tina
Kinne
Jackson
Jas. F.jackson
Minnesota
Beir
Minnenota
State Board of Corrections and
Pakiee
Reinforcing Discipline in Jails Through Exact Routine
The text argues for strict, clocked routines in prisons to ensure respect for law and confidence in authority. It urges insured systems, precise meal and exercise times, and regular movements to build habit and character among prisoners.
Prof Bleckmar Critiques Kansas Charities at Topeka Conference
Delegates at the national conference on corrections in Topeka heard Prof. F. W. Bleckmar defend Kansas institutions, urging classification for inmates, modern jails, and employment programs. He warned current funding by mayors and trustees fosters pauperism and crime, calling for thorough reform. He cited state facility counts including Penitentiary, Reform School, and various asylums to illustrate needs.
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National Conference of Corrections and
Chariies
Topeka
Kansas
F. W. Bleckmar
Lews
Blackmar
Reformatory
Hutchinson
Girls’ Industrial School
Reform School
Blind Institute
Gsawatemle Asylum
Asylurs Imbecile Asylum
Deaf and Dumb Schoo
Orphans’ Home
Atchison
Eas Tod
South Dakota Republican Convention Unanimously Nominates Tickets
The South Dakota Republican Convention met and adopted a platform opposing trusts. It endorses a constitutional amendment to empower Congress to act on trusts, supports the Tree Homes bill, supports federal currency legislation, and favors expansion. Delegates to Philadelphia were named with Turner Rice Moody Kingsbury Hanson Colling Bever Edmonds Pennington. Congressmen at large Burke Martis. Governor Herried. All nominations were unanimous.
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Ss. v
Congress
Philadelphia
Jamil Hrouch
Turner
Rice
Moody
L. I. Hostetter
Kingsbury
Betts
Hanson
Wu's Protest Over Excluding Chinese From Philippines
Chinese Minister Wo Ting Fang protests Philippine exclusion policy as contrary to international law and Chinese-US treaties. He cites long relations between China and the Philippines, seeks prior notice before policy changes, and warns of unrest if continued. The note critiques Gen Otis' 1898 order and calls for continued free intercourse and trade. The San Francisco consulate telegram is mentioned.
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Philippines
Washington
Centire
Wo Ting Fang
Tme
Philippine Islands
China
Onze Ari
United States
Gen
Otis
Hey
Congress
San Francisco
Tortay
Spicki
Lydia Pinkham Remedies Praise From Women Letters
A collection of letters from Crand Earr and Ciara Karr praising Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief from back aches cramps and general female health issues. The missives urge other women to seek Pinkham's advice and remedy based on experiences shared by readers in Indiana and Rockport.
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Proteus
Lydia E. Pinklam
Ind
Jodie E. Pinkham
Ciara Karr
Rockport
Tortured Witness Testimony From Kentucky Case
S. Martin of Disis Kentucky testifies about night throat pain and relief after Dr King’s New Discovery. He claims four years of family illness and relief from coughs colds and chest troubles. Price 0 and bottles guaranteed with a free trial. Wagevoers Droge Store Sol Kansas 9.
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S. Martin
Disis
A. ‘T. Wagevoers Droge
Sol Kansas
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Arimonm Democrata Phoenix
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Santa Fe Litan Weet
Albuquerque
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J. W. Robe
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Charities
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Board of Charities
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Conference of Correction and Charities
L. G. Kinne
Supreme Court of
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Prof
South Dakota
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Mrs. Pinkhawn
Eiger
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Union Pacific
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Colorado Springs
Pasble
Salt Lake
F. A. Lewis
City Ticket Agt
J.C. Fuutos
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State Board of Health
Salm Francisco
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Marine Hospital Service
Treasury Department
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