Coal Barons Told Roosevelts Invite To Washington Next Friday
President Roosevelt invites coal leaders to Washington to discuss the coal supply crisis. Mitchell of the United Mine Workers seeks talks on the situation after cabinet conferences. A telegram from White House outlines attendees and mentions Joint concern over fuel shortages affecting the nation.
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Washington
Roosevelt
George F. Ter
Emerlett Ee
Biroet
New York
Wawhinivilie
Jona Mitchell
United Mine Workers of
Amerie Thesdgre Roobevelt
Workers of
Allerton
Wiiketarre
Theodore Roosevelt
Skce
Gare
Moots
Shaw Aderner
Sen. Corpunty
Eine Exon
Stcosorett
Salt Trust Collapses Impacts Jerver and Wareaw Leaders
In Trenton New Jersey on October 1, Chancellor Mate habanpolatl Prank P Matir mutt of Jerver City and Naihun Bearnatte of Wareaw No T face receivership for the NaWenill Salt company. The company owes about 1 100 000 with 58000 needed for Glick. The National Salt Company traceable to 10 IMI shows authorized capital net 00M. The contract delays until dan wot. The Bent wire stock and cash totals suggest large default. Judgments stand against the firm, with Neveork supreme court involvement and unclear effects on Salt Dluetts members.
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Trenton
Mate Habanpolatl
IMI
Nhfiaral Comnpny Wire
Aigen
Straused
Neveork Supreme Court
Lee Rete Bre
Mili Beldine, Tn
Bey Ae Eee
See
Mmutelinson
Alt Dluetts
Gathering the Exhibits Chiefs and Commissioners of World's Pair Have Great Tasks to Perfora
Chiefs and commissioners from mining and metallurgy discuss duties at the World’s Fair gathering in Huttes, Montana. Dr Holmes defends mining centrums and urges craft expeditions as the largest mining assembly to date. Delegates include state commissioners and representatives of earth’s interests.
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de. Holmes
Montunn
Utah
Colorado
John Rice Chandler
Mexico
Prom Harape
Barrett's
Oriental Couritries
China
Japan
Bi Lents
John A. Hotes
Teon
Tate
Holmes
Hutte
Montane
Aminina
Doings of medical officials in terse field report
Washington, Dct. reports Surgeon Chive Rixpy and Surgeon General O'Reilly after a routine consultation with Dr Kang. The ident states a very comfortable night and that he was duing soloely.
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Washington
Gct
Chive Rixpy
O'Reilly
Kang
Dhennessuiery Doreiyyu
Fragmented Dispatch on Tugeria Crisis and British Actions
The report outlines late night communications from Victoria and New Guinea on Tugeria and Tugeri raids, noting native tribesmen engaged by Gur netives and a fleeing group through the bush. It cites Governor General and Dutch authorities, with Britain deploying Torch to Adelene as tensions rise and a potential convoy operation forms under British naval presence.
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Victoria
Mnann
Sadney
Aboniches
Sestellirur
Wintertribay Fm
Tagerts
Santina
Meri Si P. Winter
New Guinei
Austraita
Morehead
Crow
Maerleke
Lee
Bowie
Gormley’s Band Adopts New Name for First Regiment
A fragmented item notes Gormley’s Band shifting from the First Regiment Bent to a new designation. It references mustering service and proposes a future organization, with mentions of Ottaws Kin Ort and street performances planned next week.
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Gormley
Piret
Rome
Ten Pin Tournament Notes And Weather Forecast
An OCR fragment describes a ten pin tournament with team captains Andrew Smith and Deeid Gott leading players in the event. It mentions prize money and competition details, plus a weather forecast for Kansas and large cities with temperatures and winds.
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Andrew Smith
Ninth District Denied Representation In Democratic Fight
Saratoga N Y Oct. The Democratic state ticket in New York is named with Coler for Governor and Devery disputing Ninth district seating. The Convention hall erupts as Devery forces a platform clash claiming a rightful seat. protests, cheers, and threatened appeals mark a chaotic scene amid credentials and contest debates.
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Devery
Saratoga
Bird
McMahonnald
New York
Moon
Vainity
Atarma
Samwea J. Tilden
United States
Ninth Distriet
Him
Seader
Democratic Party
Uli
Te Nole
Stanchfield
Stanchield
Trevery
Omer
Kenty
Wiliam S. Devery
New York City
Tammany
Bevery
Ang Major
D W Bundy’s suicide attempt clouded by romance at Junction City
Dispatch from Junction City reports J W Bundy of Perry Kansas attempted suicide after learning Edith Willits formerly Edith Simmons of Grantville Kansas promised to marry him though she had been living with another man. Bundy, a Union Pacific worker at Ellis, Kansas, had funded her education and traveled to locate her in Lindsborg and Abilene. He carried letters from Willits and claimed years of engagement, while Willits reportedly left her husband and faced multiple suitors and debts.
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Junction City
J. W. Bundy
Union Pacific
Ellis
Kas
Bethany College
Lindsberg
Grantvills
Uving
Alo Tak
Abilene
Get
Percy
Kaa
Bundy
Ditch Willets
Wp, Ott
Milwaukee
Edith Willits
Lindebors
Port Riley
Willits
Wes Edith Simmons
Mr. "Wilttts
Linder Ware
Hundy
Reston
Ellott
Union Pacii
Ellis Km
Hin
Lindsborg
Kay
Mand
Kansas City
Willie
Ace
Uni
Mr. Bundy
Mira
Willita
Edith Wihits
Eliot
Perry
Willettes
Stands by Croker in New York Fire Department
Fire chief Croker, favored by many chiefs nationwide, is praised by Fire Marshal Wilmarth as a brave, capable leader amid a political clash. Wilmarth notes Topeka’s department compares well and describes a new motorized truck with updated equipment and a single-driver design.
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Wilmarth
New York
Croker
Marshel G. Q. Wilmarth
Stres
Chick Wilmarth
Topeka
Witmarth Salt
Weinn
Weinn Wagnys
Democrats Face Governor Race in Georgia Elections
Atlanta Oct 1 election underway for governor and state county officers. Democratic slate led by Joseph M Terrell for governor is sole organized ticket. Key contest is filling Supreme Court Associate Justice Lewis’s term with John S Candler or John F Ross, both Democrats.
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Atlanta
Tcket
Joseph M.terrell
Opel
Supreme Court
Lewis
John S. Candler
John F. Ross
Naval Officer Bronaugh Kills Himself on Kearsarge
Lieutenant Commander W V Bronaugh of the United States Navy died by suicide aboard the battleship Kearsarge at the navy yard. Friends say his duties as executive officer were extremely arduous. Purcell Harrington of the Brooklyn navy yard notes an epidemic of self-inflicted deaths in the service. Bronaugh, born in Kentucky, entered the academy in a prior era.
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Bronaugh
Kearsarge
New York
W. V. Bronaugh
United States Navy
Navy Yard
Purcell Harrington
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Navy
Cormmander Brennay
Kentucky
The
Academy
Fifty Thousand Dollar Cowboy Race From Black Hills to Chicago
James Bradley of the Black Hills announces a $50,000 bet on a cowboy race from the Black Hills to Chicago. The event, after Roosevelt's prohibition, will be held on the 22nd of next month with a special train for bettors and riders.
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Black Hills
Chicago
la Crosee
James Bradley
Dekota
Roosevelt
Hold Up Joke Shocks New York Train Ride
A Times dispatch from Goshen New York reports three masked men staged a hold up between Goshen and Warwick on a coach named Pioneer. The joke involved young Warwick society men, with all participants later revealed as part of the season’s backstory. No injuries reported and the stunt cited as a morale booster for fall coaching plans.
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New York
Epatch
Goshen
N. Y
Goshina
Warwick
Examination at Instance of Committees Sparks Embarrassment
A report notes that an examination at the instance of committees would cause embarrassment. Details remain unclear but the inquiry is framed as politically sensitive and potentially awkward for organizers.
Mr. White's Request: Editor Seeks Committee Probe
Emporia editor urges a Republican committee to probe Miami county records for mutilation or missing entries related to T. T. Kelly. Editor Greason offers 1000 to Kellys backers if a panel of prominent editors visits Paola and reports any record alterations. Continued on Sixth Page.
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T. T. Kelly
Kelly
Miami County
Pavia
Grennett
Bisa
Greason
Kansas
Paola
Marion Record
Victor Murdock
Wichita Nagle
John S. Glimore
Fredonia Citizen
Kelly A
Republican
Frank Grimes
W. Frank Jarrett
Topeka Herald
Eligies
Mills Store News Two Specials From Ready-to-Wear
Mills store offers two ready to wear specials in the department. A new modeled short corset in black with lavender figure priced at 50 cents. A corset that would sell at 69 cents is marked down to 50 cents for quick selling.
Petticoats and New Waists Advertisement
Five dollar silk petticoats in black taffeta with varying trims and a good merchant scare. This morning's express brings new wool waists with tuck Persian band embroidery and other decorations. Quick seller at five dollars.
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Roonevelt
Mitchell
Salt Trust
New Jersey
Cortelyou
New Gaines
Gonors
Sirota Cheatisnis
Sremiecd
Peter
Chinas
New Fork
Fosten
Phitmielabin
Rey Wiers
Cane
Minneapolis
Toute
Coler
David B. Hill
New York Democrats
Charles O. Bugler
Oswego
Frank Mott
Chautsugia Cuumptroller
Chas
Miter
Devers
Aud
Sandaul
Idko Erat
Helms
Committee On
Teyvery Delicates
Queens
Suffolk
Wyoming
Yates
Wal Rerty
Bur
Frlients
Hon Tuiei
Atin W. Littiston
Haoukiya
Eton
Lillieton
New England
Captains of Industry
Aintirh
Republican Party
Board of General Appraisers
Treas
Ury
Inia
Howse
Battree Force Ami
Ami
Bird S. Coler
D. W. Bundy
Mies Hank Simmons
Edith Sims
Wr ‘Billett
Billett
Mrs. Sohiels
Bilintt
Seo
Georgia
Thurston
Bimarit
St. Lovin
Fils
Extahi
Unites States
Serentor
Isiom
Nowaslia
Anid Tee
Thirstan
Hawes
T. T. Helly
MR. White
Emporia
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