McDonald Comments On Kansas School Campaign Rumors
Kansas educator MacDonald critiques a circulating newspaper tale that women planned to seize control of Kansas school boards. He rejects the notion as sensational, noting that teacher contracts and penalties for women if gains are made remain untrue, urging restraint in reporting.
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Billy Fairy
Ken
Beberla
John MacDonald
Kansas
Painn
Werrin
Olivers
MicDonald
Lous
Pennsylvania School Journal
Cag Ste
Kanaan
Warner Mate
Achoil
Schoal
Kansan
Udi Priovininsa
McCwakey
Nee
RPA
Crone
Loges
Desiree
LIVER ILS. DE, RADWAY & CO. New York
A patient describes chronic illness and a long course of illness with severe symptoms. After trial with hot water at a resort, therapies fail to relieve pain. The patient reports taking advertised pills with partial relief but persistent symptoms including skin and eye issues, mouth sores, loss of appetite, and digestive discomfort.
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Radway & CO
New York
Ark
Bey
Tao
Factory 70 Close In Philadelphia
Philadelphia reports factory closure after a strike by eighty six glaziers at J. B. Mithiey Co. Glazing batch sizes and wage disputes led to idle operations. The firm plans to discharge all workers, while opening a training school for unskilled labor to fill former positions.
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Philadelphia
J.B. Mithiey
Jon BP. Mathieu
Frasius Works to Organize Farmers Freight Group
Wichita officials Frasius and Fierzer returned from Valley Center where they aided formation of a Farmers and Merchants freight association to seek better freight rates for grain and farm products. Similar groups spread nationwide with another branch planned in Andale. Valley Center leaders include Otto Reilow as president and J W Singers as vice president.
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Wichita
W. Frasius
E H. Fierzer
Wichita Board of Trade
Valley Center
Farmers’ and Merchants’ Freight Association
Kansas
Otto Reilow
J. W. Singers
Samuel Tarver
HS. Talcott
Five hurt as street car collision injures five in Pueblo
In Pueblo on November 12 a street car struck a switch and rolled into the street, injuring five people. Persons listed include RS Ryan with arm and back injuries and a broken ankle, Sonata Bestvitchman with facial and leg injuries, Thomas Trommat with facial and scalp wounds, Hillard with rib and side injuries, and Farris Nemer with a fractured arm.
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Puebly
RS Ryan
Sonata Bestvitchman
Ee Thomas Trommat
Farris Nemer
Efi
Judge Auten Declares Anthracite Strike Decision Not Binding
The Nov Judge Auten offers an opinion that the strike commission ruling holds no binding force in law for either side. The miners had sued for wages after a company refused to pay amounts allotted by the commission. Justice Blayd ruled in favor of the miners.
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Seabury
Pau
Autenhaa
EU Witter
Lietewyn
Comenteaan
Hoyat Oak
Ee |Pence
Rom Gouth Africa New Remedy Proclaimed by Local Healer
A garbled report describes a local claim that a "Chamberlains Tough Remedy" cures coughs and related issues. The account names Arran Cha and Swink South Atden as proponents and mentions a neighbor noting improvement after use. The fragmentary text suggests a sales-like promotion for a medicinal concoction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arran
Jhea
Atden
Tars
Caaisbarinth
Inn
Railroads outline $40 million expansion for Gulf export route
New York November 12 Officials disclosed George Gould's plan to fund a tidewater line from St. Louis to New Orleans. The $40 million program includes bond issues and property acquisitions for lines formerly of the St Louis Valley, White River Trail Way, and Memphis routes. Major allocations cover double tracking, terminals, rolling stock, and extensions to connect with the Gulf ports.
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New York
George 3 Gould
Tidewater
St. Louis
New Orleana
St Louis
Iron Mountain
Southern Lines
Gulf Division
Goulit
Appileabie
Railroad Pro
St Louis Valley
Lilon « Railway Company
Tennessce
Union Railway Company
Mercantile “Trust Company
White River Trail Way Company
Memphis, Helena & Louisiana Company
Mie
East St. Louis
Thebes
St. Louis Valley Railway Company
Western stockmen oppose free return transport pact
Western stockmen express confidence that western railroads will not sustain the plan to end free return transportation for live stock shipments. They argue shippers may defy the agreement, with Missouri law on free returns questioned as conflicting with interstate commerce rules.
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West
State of
Missouri
Railroads Confiscating Coal Shipments Across Colorado
Glorado Railroads seize coal from multiple mines provoking protest as Denver and Rio Grande, Midland, and Rio Grande lines halt and loadings are diverted. West Glenwood yards hold a two month supply while Coryell mine cars were detoured to Glenwood. Managers warn shippers of penalties for continuing shipments as tensions rise.
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Glorado
Glenwood Springs
Colg
Wheiser
Denver
Grande
Glenwood
Coryelli
Newcastle
Rio Grande
South Canon
Midland
Englee
South Canat ‘Company
Midland Freight
Poitor Siamnicon
Port
Paymaster Car to Get Bullet Proof Upgrade in Pennsylvania
Paymaster of Pennsylvania plans a bullet proof box car for pay cars, introducing a new design by Tailway equipment to deter highwaymen. The SAMIBATY car, built at Columbus shops, aims for near impenetrable security and could become standard in the Pennsylvania system if proven successful. Officials emphasize safer transport of large sums as rail firms push stronger, more durable pay cars this week.
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Wiebay
Columbus Gh
Pennsylvania
Colsienbeis
Te Punhapile
Colambue
The
Fon
Hyomel Promises Cure for Catarrh With Inhaled Air Therapy
Hyomel is touted as a new scientific cure for catarrh claiming to attack germs in the nose and throat by delivering potent vapors through the air passages. Proponents cite lasting improvement, noting George W. Stansfield, a druggist, endorses early trials and urges readers to begin testing Hyomel now.
Advance Tourists Rates Increase for Pullman Berths
Chicago, Nov 12. Pullman company announces December 1 rate hike for tourist sleeping cars from Chicago to the Pacific coast. Tourist fare rises to 7 dollars, aiming to equal half the tariff of standard sleepers. Officials cite higher running costs and wage increases, plus strong tourist car service as justification. Great Northern may follow.
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Pullman Company
Chicago
Pacific
Puikenn
Stegli
Pullman
Beny
Great Northern
Vance
Northwestern cautious on Dowie finances and Elijah rumors
Northwestern railway officials deny disputes with Dowie over payments but express doubt about Elijah Dowie's ability to meet obligations. The rail line had shown leniency to aid Zion City, with a substantial suburban depot noted. Vice President M M Kirkman denied grounds for rumors of financial trouble.
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Elijah
Northwestern
Northwestern Railway
Dowie
Eliah
Zion City
Railroa
Zion
M. M. Kirkman
Nelson George Promoted to Yardmaster at Emporia
Nelson George, long time night yardmaster for the Santa Fe at the Emporia yard, has been promoted to yardmaster at the same facility. The new position is a day job with higher responsibilities, and he will remain in Emporia until his daughters finish school. He plans to move his family later as his career advances.
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George
Sears
Te Place
Poors
Penporia
Cate Ta Intechat
Arkansas City
Fopeks
Emporia
Pecos Valley Fruit Car Exhibit Details
Pecos Valley fruit car from Wellington Kansas arrives rows to state fairs in Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas with watermelon display noted. The exhibit includes other large fruit items and a journey plan through Romwell and Harper after a brief stay, highlighting their largest watermelon and decay concerns.
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Wellington
Kan
Ste. Page
Treece
Roswelle NE
Ube
Kantes
Ategart
Infacia
Texas
Romwell
Bigger Mail Cans Government Will Give Its Clerks More Room
M Reed chief clerk at the railway mail office says the mail business has grown so much that the current main cars are not large enough. Plans call for modernizing cars to provide more space and protection for clerks handling mail.
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M. Reed
Railway Mail
Une
New Heavy Pullman-Style Cars Enter Service
New cars will weigh 32 500 pounds and be as beery as Pullman cars now in use. Two of these cars have been placed on trains Nos 11 and LY of the Rock Island railroad.
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Hock Island
New Rail Bid Promises Direct Chicago to Decatur Train
A railroad firm announced a plan to run a nonstop service between Chicago and Decatur with a single stop, aiming for a 5 hour 30 minute schedule over 246 miles. The first engine, costing 15000 dollars, features 30 000-pound movables, 60 gallon water tank, and twelve tons of coal.
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Saat
Chicago-St
Santa Fe Traces End Dallas Railroad Entrance Rumor
Dallas authorities weigh a rumor that the Santa Fe plans to use its depot and Santa Fe tracks to access Dallas from Venus this year. Officials say the gate entry would be decided by the two railroads with minimal physical obstacles, pending official confirmation.
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Dallas
Tex
International
Great
Engine Jumped The Track Near Argonia Nov 12
Engine No 1 on the Southern Kansas derailed near Argonia turning over in a ditch. Fireman David escaped injury while Engineer McMullen was seriously injured. The event follows a recent derailment of No 201 and is blamed on rotted ties. Traffic resumed but Engine 1 remained in the ditch.
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Argonia
Kansas
David
McMullen
No. 201
Line to Guatemala Extension Aims at Frontier Route
Herbert Johnson a Mexican planter reports a Rocketsline extension from El Paso to the Guatemalan frontier. The project, tied to the Mexican Central road and Guatemala Central line, advances at about half a mile daily along a path favored by the Pan American Railway Commission.
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San Fransisco
Cal
Herbert Johnson
Mexico
el Pao
Tex
Guatemala
Pan American Pailway Commission
Mexico City chosen as next meeting site for travel agents
At the thirty-fret annus convention of the American Association of Traveling Passenger Agents held in New Orleans Mexico City was selected over Portland Oregon as the next meeting site. J W Adams was named president with Louis W Landrum as treasurer and secretary. Separately Santa Fe railroad begins extension work to the west bank of the river with blasting for an oil reservoir and a new bridge planned. arbitration board to rule on New York Chicago passenger rate differentials announced.
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New Or Jesus
American Association of Traveling
Mexico City
Portland
Ore
J W. Adams
Louis W. Land- Pam
Bakershia
Santa Fe Railroad
Sids
Fidlis
Whalen
Pearce Pial
Cavalky Wits Rera Tlver
Ral
Sante Fe
Winston Mail
Santi Fe
Servien
New York
Chicago
Association Oficinis Sreneranging
G. W. Mons
Santa Fe Freignt Department
W. Honey
Santa Fe
T. Johnson
The
Abl- Feria
AE. Cooper
Druteron Paksen
Bnew
Thie Alteien
J. M._ Meade
Chint Enuinane
United
Alten
Appetite Gone and Its Disturbing Effects
Fragmentary medical note describes loss of appetite causing gastric distress and insomnia. Mentions need for stomach gland stimulation via desire for food and potential remedies including a dose before meals. References to indigestion fever and ague appear in faulty OCR prose.
A Beautiful Girl's Experience With Peruna
Amelia Weymer from Apple ton recounts a cold turning into chest trouble last summer. After trying Peruna at her mother’s urging she improved within a week and felt stronger in two weeks. The ad promotes Peruna as a remedy for catarrh and early consumption and invites readers to write Dr. Hartman for free advice.
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Amelia Weymer
Appleton
Minnie Palmer
Atlanta
Minnee Palmer
George Munry Whle
Tarboro
North Carolina
Dr. Hartman
Hartman
the Hudnan Sanitarium
Columbus
Wreck Warnings and Rail News At Newton Kansas
Injured railroad foreman resumes work after recovering from collision injuries near Fowler Colorado. Rebuilding and personnel changes noted as Kansas employers report Santa Fe and K & T railroad moves plus new staff in Topeka and Newton offices.
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Newton
Kas
Gue Proce
Cat Lee Pectora
Apishapa Bridge
Fowler
Gola
John Johnnot
New Remedy Promises Cure For Consumption Declared by Dr Kings
An item discusses a medical claim for a new remedy marketed as a cure for consumption. It mentions Dr Kings New great and the Arnold Drag Co promoting Seeraqieek Ter en Te tiroee with prices Per bottle and measures at a Kansas address. The notice frames the product as a major health breakthrough amid ongoing public interest.
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Cat
Crise
Kings
Arnold Drag Co
Kansas
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Anthracite Commission
ROM Gouth Africa
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Gruggist
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Wes
Pecos Valley Fruit Car
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St. Lovie
Dallas, Tex
Mexican Central
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Eeceers Thie Company
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Peouna
Peruma
Miss Minnie Palmer
Kansas Ave
Topeka Independent Telephone Co
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Kansas City Journal
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W. Jjuffson
California
Newton Kansan Republicas
Louis
Cune Bell Railway of Texas
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Wilkers
Hallroad
M. C
Kar Neal
R. Sutherland
Rock Island
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Ari
Sania
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Peis Barker
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