Forgery arrest and labor talks intertwine in regional notes
A detailed report records a forged check case tied to Pullheli Mur and a Crteene Bank of Pisinville suspect, with RC Cocke’s pursuit and a Friday court action. Concurrently, President autchell prepares a trip to national headquarters and labor leaders discuss the Dusty Diamond roller incident in Beaver and Stutthaas Schwabe’s mining operation.
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Pisinville
Bank of
Chin
RC Cocke
Ty Maine
Chase
Altet
Autchell
Tadlpeelia
Fle Reid
Ube Bitam
Laas
Hagieton
Duffy
United States Mine Workers Organization of
Thie
Dusty Thamond Roller
It Beaver
Stutthaas | Schwabe
Amtainme
South Heverton
Mites
Ie Sul
Irknd
Lewin
South Betertan
Ageote
Virgisie
Crystal
A. Pardes & Co
Peace Rumors From Wokesbarre May 1 Report
Report from Wokesbarre notes rumors about price movements and labor unrest. Officials, including President MUCHMM4, deny wrongdoing while seeking to calm sectors amid speculation of strikes and political maneuvering across various localities.
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Afr
Fierce Struggle for Chairmanship in Lyons Republican Plan
Lyons Republicans anticipate a state convention clash over the chairmanship between Curtis Lang and Bailey Bailey factional lines. The debate centers on bold candidates from Manhattan and Neosho county with potential test votes on Bailey governor support and U S Senate alignment. The Lyons Republican disputes a Journal summary and notes resistance to Troutman influence, citing delegation splits and strategic votes at the convention hall.
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Wietata
John Hein
Manhattan
Balley Paoply
Beanter Jon Cy Carpenter
Neosho County
doti-Balley
India
Congresman
Curtis
Lang
United States
Tere
Iiret Dan
Bailey
Aid
Aguliet Bailey
Lyons Republican
Tisue
State Journal
Rive County
J. E Junin
Troutman
Clark Conkutty
The
Republican
Junkin
Junki
Bhoselé
Ries County
Coulilnganya
UIT
Judcih
Trouthian
Fire in City Hospital Sparks Alarm in Cinckiat
A hospital fire in Cinckiat on May 24 caused great alarm but was controlled. About 25 girls were evacuated safely as the blaze began in the closing runs above a foot level. Four attendants were overcome by smoke but are expected to recover. police and relief teams aided the orderly evacuation.
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Tendite
Ind Norees
Pytce
Renten & Penic
Truthful Critique Hits War Policy in London History Volume
London May 24 The second yohaie of the London Ties History of the War draws sharp attention with a searing denunciation of drills and the war effort. The author accuses leadership of blunders from White’s retreat to Ladysmith to Buller’s surrender at Nicholvors, blaming missteps, poor staff work, and loss of morale for military reverses.
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London
Drilisn
Thunleter
Geet Bruatt
White
Ladsemith
Reed
Nicholwors Sek
Stormsberg
Gunnory
Ori
Cedvnag
Buller
Dolnsengi
Four Good Thing in Opium
May Mi A German firm offends the Chinese government by offering a drastic opium monopoly plan. Officials say the proposal is impracticable and unenforceable. ministers could deride the project as a dangerous step for foreign powers.
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Pekin
Tas
Npiwady
Prateidem
Topeka Buzz of Local Happenings and Plans
Topeka news note captures a busy scene with talks of improving streets and police presence, a German play at the high school, updates on city hall renovations, and civic events. Senator Hemjin visits from Manhattan for a Wichita convention. Ex-Gov Crawford returns from Washington for the Republican state convention.
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Deante
Marion
Kew
Tus Ants
Highland Park Haneiefl
Pura
Sache Veetiaee Schoters
Cice le
Argeant Jrnikins
Hemjn
Manhattan
Topekan
Wichita
Ene Washburn
J. J. Bristow
Evtieral
Fopeke
Ottawa
EH Cowgill
Clay Street
Central Park
EB D. McKeever
U.S
Daw
J. Crawford
Washington
Blue Monday and Grape-Nuts Breaks Stomach Ailment
A letter from a minister at the Church in Haverhill describes relief from long standing gastritis after using Grape-Nuts Breakfast Food for about a year. He reports gaining twenty pounds, returning to duties, and being able to work twice as easily, praising the product.
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Haverhill
Highland Park and Washburn Play By Foggy Mud Battle
Highland Park defeats Washburn four to two, then beats St Mary’s two to none in seven innings before traveling toward Topeka. Cyclone Thompson excels on the mound, while Washburn’s Moss commits costly errors in a windy, rain-soggy day of baseball.
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Higland Park College of
Des Moines
Washburn
St. Marya College
Topeka
Towsians
Thompson
Dchabod
Thorupaa
I. FC. Plavien
Cook
McAllister Thompson
Eilts
St Mant Smith
Billby
Faust
Cool
Anseth Davidson
Buckenstoce
Richard Mansfield
Highland Park
Mehl
Geld
Moss
Stoke
Hodge
Beld
Mehl Secon
Peters
Allister
Smith
Highland Burk
Davidson
Hellegenstein
St. Germain
McAllister
Heilegenstein
Mose
Ellis
Til Grasse
Allen
Thas
Highland
Cook Brew Deller
Hiamen
Kilby
Dodle
Rae
Summery
Anderson
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