Illinois Life Trusts Surplus Growth Amid Trusteeship Push
Trusteeship profits boost assets of the Illinois Life Insurance company as minions of the Kanes Mutual plan and old policyholders gain. The Kanes Mutual assets valued at about 682,000 plus 1,000 business value, totaling 683,000, with 148,000 excess over fire loss. The company projects future policy payouts and reform actions through June, while trustees report a net profit of 28,000 during conversion.
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George Cate
Minors Life Insurance Company
Kansas
Cole
Retuasiea
Hawk Ro
Kaneus
Jenfurn
Tividis Lite
Rosvsemey
Invide
Peiley
Uber
Palley Holler
Bisaesa
Mick
Deel
Dave
Jihsol Lite
Tamer Cuir
Cela
Lepal
Raens Ae Insurance Rt
Brin— Arnort
Ullnets
Upton
State Journal
Illinois
Man Walks All Night After Claimed Command From Lord
In Urbana a man from a Methodist church near the northwest area says the Lord commanded him to move on after a revival sermon. He dragged a car to a new place and walked away, while authorities planned to arrest him today. Natives and church members were notified and will take him home.
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Chambers
Urbana
Aoe
Mallee
Uh Coes
Inlay
Hee Me
Thay
Kite
Coal Demand Surges As Cold Wave Hits County
Mr Hale the county commissioner says the coal demand is very great with many residents seeking aid after flood and cold waves. He notes that many who never asked before now need assistance to buy coal and stoves for winter.
Kansas Delegation Pressures Troutman on Pollock Charges
The Kansas congressional delegation pressed Mr Troutman to present charges against Pollock to the group. Troutman refused to testify without a formal action and promised to explain at tomorrow morning’s meeting. Pollock met President Roosevelt at the White House, introduced by Senator Long, amid talks of a compromise candidate to resolve the district feud.
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Wantington
D.C
Kansas
Trotman
Jim
Pollock
Troutman
Roosevelt
White House
Senator Long
Curtin 4
Husene Wart
Chasies
Willis Gined
Mr.Troutman
Shoreham Hotel
Kannts
Bete
Long
Murton
Congress
Shortage of motive power cripples rail service says Radford
John W. Radford state grain inspector says railroads face a real shortage of motive power, not cars. He notes shippers blame car delays on engines tied up elsewhere and that abundant cars cannot move without sufficient locomotives. He cites a recent meeting where dealers complained they could order fifty cars and receive only four or two.
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John W. Radford
Mr. Radford
Crain Desiere
Tran Mi
Sajinn
Refunding Bond Plan Aims to Save City Money
The city considers a refunding bond ordinance to raise 74100 and cut interest from 5 to 4 percent and bond term from 25 to 2 years. City Attorney Spincer and City Treasurer Iale produced the figures, showing an estimated 26000 in interest savings. The council will decide whether to pass the ordinance as drafted, covering unpaid warrants and various interest liabilities.
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Spincer
Iale
Bones in ancient vault found at Garrison farm site
A mound on the Garrison farm in this county yielded a vault beneath the surface. The chamber, lined with bones, contains a skeleton believed to be a man. Recorder George Turner, an expert, says the mound could be about 1,500 years old. Weather outlook for Kansas notes varied winds in the west portion.
Kansas Politics Rise as Ware Favors Kansas Appointments
Washington, Nov. 18. Promotion within the pension bureau places a Kansas man as private secretary to Eugene Ware, refuting claims that a Kansas pick would come here. President Roosevelt spoke with Topeka's Charles Gleed about a judgeship, but no appointment was discussed. Friends of Charles Curtis celebrate his Ways and Means assignment and possible impact on his First District bid. Kansas delegation unity noted amid talk of committee placements for Long Burton Murdock Campbell Scott and Reeder.
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Washington
Eugene Ware
Ware
Kanes
Samillar
O. Terry
Tenneanee
H. Clay. Evans
oMce
Terry Yrae
Pension Bureau
Mer. Schroeder
Commissioner of Pensions
Aireau
Evans
Eee
Petcelon Bureau
My. Ware
Uss
Wares
White House
Westevelt
Charles Gleed
Topeka
New York
Shence Kansans
Mr. Gleed
Greed
Tn Set
Charles Curtis
Tlace
Ways and Means
House of Representatives
Rome
Curts
Curtis
Kansas
Congress
Committee On Indian Affairs
Long
Senate
Geological Survey
Finance
House
Seater Burton
Victor Murdock
Phil Campbell
Scott
Reeder
Congress assigns committees and chairmanships
Leslie Wallace reports that chairmanships and committee placements were decided with some disappointment. Miller misses the Irrigation committee chair, Calderhead gains banking and currency duties, and Haversock lands on liquor, river improvements, and coinage with critical assignments. The metric issue looms, and Cannon vows more changes before the next session, leaving delegation members unsure of final fates for weeks.
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Br. Miller
Calderhead
Haversock
Minissippi
Congress
Cannon
Leslie Wallace
Senate confirms broad set of nominations
Washington reports the senate in executive session confirmed numerous appointments including John G. Foster as consul general at Ottawa and several consuls in Colombia, Peru, England, and Switzerland. Also confirmed associate justices Daniel Thew Wright and W. H. Pope, a circuit judge in the eighth circuit, deputy etc. Postmasters are listed for multiple Kansas towns.
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Washington
Senate
John G. Foster
Vermont
Ottawa
Canada
Luther T. Ellsworth
Ohio
St Cartagena
Colombia
Christopher H. Payne
West Virginia
St. Thomas
W. L
Hartford
Conn
E. F. Johnson
Michigan
Supreme Court of the Philippines Islands
A.W. Cooley
New York
FP. M. Kiseins
Tennessee
Civil Service Commission
T. McPherson
Oho
Southern
Postmasters
Kansas
I. F. Smith
Pleasgnton
J. A. McBain
Fort Riley
G. W. Whe Douglass
Frahk Wn. Johnson
Larned
J. A. Whitehall
Chapman
Revolt Extends as Ottoman Advance Fails in Arabia
Nov 18 dispatches report the Yamen village revolt in Arabia widening southward. Ottoman forces near Hodminia are repelled by rebellious tribes, Mokha assault fails, while Austrian Russian envoys plan to push the sultan to accept reforms by Nov 20.
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Constantinople
Yamen
Arabia
Hodminia
Mokha Falier
Uyninst
Taran von Callies
Nd MM. Rinovieft
Polk School Closed Over Diphtheria Outbreak
Polk school shut this morning by order of Superintendent Davidson due to diphtheria. Building fumigated. will reopen Thursday morning. Havel Grimes daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Grimes attended Monday. she was sent home sick and diagnosed with diphtheria. Grimes home at 1433 Harrison under quarantine. Earlier, Oscar Drenning became ill with diphtheria but left before onset. no fumigation needed.
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Polk
Davidson
Havel Grimes
Birk
Frank Grimes
Grimes
Harrison Streets
Polk School
Oscar Drenning
All About a Finger in Lyndon Trial
Otis Hunsate anassid Overm left for Lyndon to attend the second trial of Rote K. French v Basil and Frank Hardisty on $5 damages before Fudge Hetzer. A quarrel between Peter Bevks, Gantt and Frank Hardisty led to a fight with a whip and neck yokes. Mrs French claimed Frank Hardisty struck her with a cattle whip injuring her little finger. a verdict of $2.25 was set aside for a new trial.
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Otis Hunsate
Anassid
Lyndon
Rote K. French
Basil
Frank Hardisty
Fudge Hetzer
Peter Bevks
Sire
Preach
Gantt Amt
Mra French
Jaship
Malpractice Suit and Government Bribe Case in Court
James Oldham sues Dr. L H Munn alleging malpractice after a knife cut damaged his hand and thumb. Dr Munn defends that treatment was proper. In Cincinnati the government closes its conspiracy bribes case against J Ryan, with a jury verdict expected tomorrow.
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James Oldham
L H. Munn
Oldham
Munn
Otham
Cincinnati
J. Ryan
Washington Awaits Further Advices With Anxiety
Citizens and officials in Washington remain on edge as authorities prepare new guidance amid unresolved issues. Officials urge calm while monitoring developments and coordinating responses with federal agencies.
Treaty tensions rise over Panama recognition
Washington reports a critical phase in U S Colombia ties as Panama's republic gains consideration. Beaupre is pressed on U S recognition while offering good offices to Colombia to resolve Isthmus tensions. Debates center on how a $10,000,000 Panama payment should touch Colombian claims amid treaty talks.
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Washington
Bogota
United States
Colombia
Beaupre
Repubic
Panama
Bequpre
Republic of
Panga
Insue
Mir. Heaupre
State Department
Avai
United Buttes
Republic of Panama
Paris
M. Jusserand
Foreign Office
M. Bunau-Varilla
Params
New York
Herald
Geo. Rathel Heyes
Honda
Barranquilla
Nicolas Baquena
Joaquin Velex
Coton
Venezuela
Castro
Venezula
Orinoca
Guatemala
Manuel Extrada Cabrera Des
Reratilo
Col
Suich
Fragmentary historic note on legal terms and authority
The text appears to reference Gea sayings about agents and entitlements in a dispute over trest or cost, noting possible assurance by the tresty and cotrmisak. The fragmentary wording limits clear meaning but indicates a legal or administrative context around authority and fee or repayment.
Record of Cold Temperatures Across Kansas and Nearby Cities
Government thermometer readings show a 13 degree minimum this morning, two degrees below the previous low for Tuesday. Forecasters expect a milder trend with rising temperatures tonight and Thursday, noting subzero lows in Alberta and Saskatchewan and suggesting notable cooling across Topeka and Dodge City.
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Kansas
Topeka
Sinosac
Dodge City
Concordia
Wichita
Kansas City
Havre
Calgary
Helene
Swift Current
Winnibee
Panama Isthmus View After Revolution Sees US Ties
Frederico Boyd, a Panama republic commission member, arrives from Colon and says a forthcoming constitutional convention will draft a system similar to the United States framework. He notes no assurances beyond US warship presence to safeguard traffic and claims they acted on their own responsibility.
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New York
Frederico Boyd
Inthovus
Recoe
Bi Lon
United States
Parema
Boyd
Americas
SAD DAY FOR LABOR AT FEDERATION MEETING
Boston November 16 at the American Federation of Labor convention debate resumed over whether to record support for Bovialism. D W Richmond of the Railway Clerks International Association warned the federation would withdraw if socialism was adopted. Charles Lavin urged curing evils with socialism while John Mitchell warned against unions becoming tails of a political party. Several speakers supported the Socialistic resolution.
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Boston
American Federation of Labor
Knett
D. W. Richmond
Raliwey Clerks’ International Association Today
Charles Lavin
Wilkesbarre
John Mitchell
Prohibition Wing Seeks Control of Shawnee County GOP Committee
A quiet move by prohibition Republicans in Shawnee county aims to fill vacancies on the county central committee and place favorable candidates. They fear shifting from Crawford to county convention control, with Chairman Philips yet to convene the panel for votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
Shawnee County
Republican County Central Committee
Crawford
H. Mr. Philips
Republican Committee
Philips
Promition Wing
Cnaian
Beaten Back in Santo Domingo Fighting on Island
Reports from San Domingo November describe severe fighting around the city as rebels fail to enter the capital. The United States cruiser Barthmore and marines are protecting American interests while guards secure the Clyde steamship agency. Washington indicates no recognition for the revolutionary government, despite attempts by J M Giordan to obtain status for General Jimenez.
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San Domingo
Republic of Santo Domingo
United States
Barthmore
American Ingation
Clyde Steamship Agency
Washington
Revolutionista of
State Department
Department
J. M. Giordan
Himeslt Ae
General Jimnes
Hex
Giordan
Powell
Baltimore
American Inter
General Strike Looms As Chicago Rail Workers Conference Ends
At a Chicago meeting the strike commission reaffirmed the mayor and aldermen on arbitration. Unions of trainmen including elevated workers may strike if arbitration fails. A peace term was not evident after talks with railroad officials and city leaders.
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Treet Rallyway
Chicago
Hamilton
Bites
Joseph Leiter
Harrison Atones
Attorney Prentis
W. D
Escape from Milledgeville asylum shocks Sparta Ga crowd
Mise Barnwell fled a Milledgeville sanitarium on horseback and arrived in Sparta this morning with counsel to challenge detention as part of a property scheme. She rode through the night claiming the asylum wardship was used to seize her assets. Judge Lewis represents her and plans to block a return to the asylum.
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Sparta
Milledgeville
Ors
Mise Barnwell
Darnell
Lewis
Still Exposed and Delayed Train Report Amid Cold Conditions
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a man recovering ten thousand dollars and references to a Kant mending on a plant. A train was eight hours late due to engine issues in cold weather, with vague remarks about the day and time and a restless sequence of words.
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Kant
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New Haven
War Gates
Pubicaye
Mr. Ware
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Congressman Curtis
Osage County
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Nev
Jiminez
Caila
Georgia
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