Panama Envoy Presenting Credentials to Roosevelt
Panama envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary M. Pritt Bune-Varna presented credentials to President Franklin D. Roosevelt in Washington marking Panama’s diplomatic recognition and a new era of U.S. relations with the infant republic. Roosevelt welcomed the envoy and expressed readiness to pursue mutual benefits through a framework of cooperation and commerce across the isthmus.
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M. Pritt Bune-Varna
Panama
United Staties
Republic of
Parseia
United States
Panama Canal
Andes
Europe
Asia
America
Roosevelt
United
Républic of
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Republicad Tf
Amegien
Seecseinens
Pep
Wal Telicitadees
Inigter Bune-Verila
State Department
Inquest Yields Little For County Attorney Hungate
County Attorney Hungates water inquisition opened with about six witnesses who testified briefly and offered little value to the county. The inquisition will continue for several days as prosecutors anticipate identifying strong cases for district court before any grand plans are pursued.
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Hungates
Hungate
Seeveral
Play ing With Wright Delays Appointment Of Truancy Officer
Shawnet county board of commissioners again postpones the decision on appointing a truancy officer in Shawnet county, with the matter previously delayed a month. The group remains near agreement that the law is sound and action will come in time.
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Court of County Commissioners
Shawnet
Wi A
Bargain Sale Slashes Rockers At Reduced Prices
Overloaded store cuts prices to clear fall stock before Christmas. After a slow start due to late fall and warm weather, the shop announces seven weeks to unload vast, new high class goods bought for fair trade. Rockers priced from 4.00 to 2.49 with a limit of one per customer.
Topeka Wins Elite Bowling Championship at Manhattan
The Topeka elite bowling team defeated Silink at the new alleys in Manhattan last night to claim the state championship. Key players Barcum Gulhor Wolf Erick and others posted high scores as Topeka tallied a solid total. The Manhattan venue is owned by Frank Wert, formerly of Topeka, and managed by Issac Bar Rum, of Topeka.
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Topeka
Silink
Manhattan
Ins Wentworth
Ina
Wolf
Gulhor
Frank Wert
Dopeka
Issac Bar Rum
Toveka
Suits Over Flood Losses Unite Railroads and Cattle Firms
A $5000 damage suit against the Santa Fe railroad, filed by two Dakota cattle companies, seeks fees for stock in transit during the June flood. The case notes losses at yards and pace ir trains overtaken by suits, with the week’s weather height cited as a factor in the flood’s impact.
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Santa Fe
2 Cattle Company
Dekota
Karas Las Files
Hereford cattle train loss sparks negligence claim
A state company reports 795 cattle shipped from Hereford Texas suffered $9 per head losses and injuries while 697 survivors allegedly depreciated in value by $10 each due to late arrival and hardships. The case cites unloading delays, stockyard inundation fears, and alleged misrouting to Kansas City, with broader notes on housing and waterworks upgrades for the local poor.
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Hereford
Texas
Cattle Company
Kansas City
Atchison
Bailey Sees Board Session On Home’s Management Plan
Governor Bailey met with the home’s board of managers days ago to discuss operations and a proposed plan. A misstep altered the course, and the governor favored an arrangement seen as better for efficiency and fund allocation.
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Bailey
Board of Managers of the the Home
Topeka Schools Tour by English Delegation Leader
Superintendent Davidson guides a party of English visitors through Topeka schools seeking education ideas. The group includes G. J. Cockburn and royal commission members from England with Rev. A. W. and others as part of the education delegation touring the United States.
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Topeka
G. J. Cockburn
Pnrt
Board of Education of
Royal Commissioners
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Giasity of
England
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Two Take Wives Wedding At Fisk Home
There were four double weddings Thursday night at the home of the Rev. Mr Fisk at Sixth and Western Avenue. William Cawker and William Berger wed, with Rhette Fisher Merger and Cawker also prominent among Gardenartmant boys, while the brides were well known Toytm. Berger and Cawker plan a Heflewad vacation without any Stet members present.
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Fisk
Sixth and
Western Avenue
Topeke Fire Department
Unclear OCR summary of Topeka events and wedding notices
Fragmentary report describes William Cawker and a visit to graded schools, a Topeka committee planning to travel for war materiel duties, and a wedding ceremony. The text is garbled with many misspellings and broken phrases, making precise details and dates uncertain.
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Bremen
Nghe
Topeka
Warters Acreed
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