Supply Curtailment Sought by Northwestern Millers
Northwestern millers meeting at the Auditorium discuss a possible thirty day output reduction up to 5 000 000 barrels amid shifts in demand and prices. Twelve millers representing six hundred merchant mills argue against curtailment, with a decision unlikely before tomorrow. An unrelated note reports Sage and Gould seeking more time to answer in a Kansas Pacific case, while being accused of using improper language.
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Sorthwestern
Avine
Oho
Illinois
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Missouri
North Dakota
New York
Hoassell Sage
George Gould
Truax
Supreme Court
Soldiers’ Orphan's Home
St Lomia
Kansas Pacific Road
L J. Morrison
Hen Sage
Jay Gould
Avenison
Central Branch
Busineve
Bexxea
Hiawatha
Charles Keabb
First National Bank
Missouri vote tally shows Republican edge of 3004
Joplin Mo November 16 official state results reveal a Republican lead of 3004 in the vote for supreme court justice. Democratic candidate Robinson leads the ticket with 226541, Prohibition 3,099, Socialist 1572, Prohibition 1344, while Republicans gain 1976 and Populists 1458 vs two years ago.
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Jurransus City
Supreme Court
Robinson
Reun Sore
Jones
Fopalis
Robineos
Saundersog
Robinéan
Arbitration or arbitration era echoes in 19th century talk
Judge Taley defended arbitration as essential at a closing congress session. Lyman J. Gage presided with attendees including John Henry Sorrows, Jim Charles Henrotin, Congressman Springer, June Adams, Adel Sweet, and Prof. W. Bemis. The speech warned lawmakers that labor and capital face a new age of dispute where contract liberty clashes with evolving labor conditions and legal limits.
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Wadge Taley
Taley
Congress
Noy
Lyman J. Gage
John Henry Sorrows
Jim Charles Henrotin
Springer
Mies June Addama
Adel Sweet
Prof
W. Bemis
Tiley
Mie Duborer
Philsopher
Supreme Court of the
United States
Pennsylvania
B& Ted
QO Center Day
Frestan
Cumtrac
de Cleton
SUPT Byrnes Accused In Harsh Opinion Memo
In a November 16 Mid Methace column Dr Parkhurat criticizes Superintendent Byrnes. He alleges Byrnes led a corrupt and undisciplined police department, claiming knavery and indifference marked his tenure. The piece notes Byrnes did not resign, with Parkhure doubtful of Byrnes leaving voluntarily.
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Parkhure
Mim
Parkhurat
Lakewood
Byrnes
Byroca
Pollos
Byrnesius
Byrass
de Parke
Civic Federation Work Seeks Ballot Fraud Protection
After a four hour conference between the Marquette club and Civic Federation a resolution calls for cooperation with clubs and citizens to protect ballots and prosecute election frauds. Officials decline exact wording of the resolution while committees press ahead with further talks and actions in wards Twenty third and Twenty fourth.
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Cieago
Curcaeg
Navy
Marquette Club
Civic Federation
Willie
Ell Cluts
Cumirmon Ela
Federation
Maryette Club
No Hint of Strike in Core Region Amid Wage Talks
Nov 16 reports from Asroxtows Pa indicate miners and operators discuss averting a strike only by raising coke prices and increasing worker wages. Rail operators defer wage cut proposals to Dec 1 pending broader contract decisions. Included are aging product references and unrelated ads.
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Agvans
Asroxtows
Davia
Railroad Coal Operators' Association
Wdges
New York and Cleveland Gas and Cos) Company
Torzks
Arrests Mark Grand Jury Indictments in Wichita Case
The grand jury returned indictments against several locals. Mrs Minnie Lichty was arrested on alias indictments after alleged polyoning of her husband and held in jail. Joseph Kellum, a restaurant operator, faced a liquor sale charge with a $500 bond. Harry Croft, linked to a gambling house, was arrested after being called as a grand jury witness and later indicted.
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Minnie Lichty
Mra Lichty
Joseph Kellam
Kansayayeeao
Lindsey
Trriong
Boodenan
Bellam
Ocifica
Kellum
Harry Croft
Kansas Avenue
Seventh
Eighth Streets
Croft
Sherif
Agaloshiaeeli
Sherif Hickey
Against Suffrage Vote Totals and Chinese War Notes
The article reports on the suffrage referendum results across Kansas counties, noting 293,024 total votes with 83,473 for suffrage and 114,603 against, and Sedgwick leading anti-suffrage margins. It also contains a block on Chinese naval terminology and a brief legal notice about Holmes will probate, plus local business ads.
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Breutenthal
State Central Committee
Rae
Sedgwick
Leavenworth
Apghinat
Wyandotte
Atchison
Bourbon
Kanaié City
Ft. Scott
Cowley
Najore
Stevens
Stanton
Sheri
Seward
Scot
Nees Meace
Luge
Kiowa
Kearney
Jewell
Hankell
Edwards
Atabam
Chamche
Finney
Greeley
Grant God Henilou
Ratification Money Spent for Charity at Abilene
In Abilene a public notice reports ratification funds spent for charity. The item notes local officials and residents contributed to aid programs, with details on allocations and beneficiaries within the community.
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Abilene
Market Report from Chicago Grain and Livestock Trade
Market covered wheat futures and cash prices with weak tone due to liquidation and outside selling. May opened higher then fell. local receipts surpassed estimates. Provisions and hogs showed firm to weaker trends amid large receipts. cattle and sheep receipts and prices noted, with steady to active demand on various classes.
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State Journal
Chicago
SV Cars
May
Heceipta
Siswu
Rouen
Gulge
CIA
Bush bill proposed for Georgia liquor control
Georgia lawmakers discuss the Bush bill to outlaw liquor sales by establishing county dispensaries under a state inspector with power to seize contraband. The plan envisions a discreet manager in each county, strict records, and entry rights for investigations. Also mentions Harrison and Waggert’s political notes and Grange stance on bonds for roads.
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South Carolina
Georgia
Ariana
Rings and gems in fashion at Tit Bits era
The text surveys rings and stones popular in period jewelry, noting marquise and circlet styles, central opals, turquoise and pearls, with fashion hints. It also includes a humorous note about unsuitable jokes for Tit-Bits and a stray classroom anecdote on civilized man requirements.
Camden Coal's Superior Dommatic Coat Impresses Buyers
Camden Coat and Camden Coal touted as the best dommatic fuel, quick ignition, clean burn, and low melt. Marketers praise Arkansan anthracite substitute offering about thirty percent savings versus true Anthracite, marketed by Torrs a Coal Co Housen Agent.
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Camden
Housen
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Melton
Oxford Melton
Xtra Heavy Far Beaver Ulsters
Kans. Ave
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Rascal
Civic Federation Work
Sears
Winelow
Rock Island
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China
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Chih Yuen
Minneapolis
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State House
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Holmes
Derastuys Holmes
Mary E. Holmes
Corpercocen
Peerless Steam Laundry
Weat
News OF Kansas
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Hutchison Irrigation Convention
Wettixerox
Rockwell
Geuda Springe
Gueds Springs
Soyder
J. Smith
Mary Baird
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Smith
Snyder
Knockwell
Cowen
Sarith
Ruckwell
Sir. Soyder
Rd. Saith
Dr. Saith
Bo Soyder
Caer
Hvrenixson
H. V. Hinckley
Tupeke
State Irrigation Association
Sud
Liz
Hinckley
Hirtchiesus
Timchinery
Wichita
Ford Sod
Nether
Tothere
Arigoda
California
Tion Monek
Anitaxk
Nev
Dirkingon County
Bernard Belly
FB. Dawes
W. A. Cale Wethead
MAK
Coe
W. Homemady
Torzis Steam Lavsory
O. M Brille
U.S
Borren
Creamery
Diiriva
Bess
Shade Simer
Saxcer
Acsae Cy Taptent
Kaneas
Texas
Yorkurs
Mississippi
Bard
Sige
Asa
Hgiic Hay
Timothy
Bethren
Harrison Willie Srniyorixty
Thomas Waggert
Indianapolis
Democratic State Central Committee of
Benjamin Harrison
Harrison
Brminorrecy
Illa
Henry George
Ayers Pilla
Carrie
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Tesna
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Avon
Topeka Coat Company
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Arka
Torres Coat Co
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B.i
Pitts
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