Fragmented wire report from the Associated Press
A garbled wire summary mentions US politics, Roosevelt nomination talk, Kansan railroad expansion, and Post Office reform. References to Morgan, Hearst, Yerkes, and a proposed Post Check system appear amid inconsistent critiques and speculative tone.
Making of Farmers and the Kansas Agricultural College
The essay argues the new State Agricultural College professor will drive practical farming advances. It critiques university structure, praises Prof Ten Eyck and Prof Cottrell, and urges integrated, state-supported agriculture with strong campus leadership to modernize farming and experiment stations for Kansas farmers.
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Port
Collee
Willie Lither
Ten Hyek
Manhattan School
Minnesota
Henry
Wiscon
Kanens
Todar
Cottrell
Behoal
College of Agriculture
State University
College of Liberi Arte
Department of Science
College of Liberal Wars
Normal
Netituton Amd
Thuim
Aml Acatturrd
State Agricultural Coften
State University, Agriculture
Bae Born
Ten Eyck
Wae Prat
Manhattan Experiment Station
Councilman Wolfs Move in City Hall Parley
A city council dispute fuels political sparring over Street Commissioner Griggs and budget cuts. Councilman Wolf accuses Griggs of delaying sidewalks while Parker administration seeks restraint. Wolf argues Griggs underperforms and wastes public funds, with debates tied to re election motives and city maintenance.
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Mayer
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Griths
Anandul
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Political squabble over street work shows urban faults
The dispute centers on work by the street commissioners department and Councilman Wolf. The tone condemns narrow political vision, labeling the conflict as an example of small-mindedness influenced by politics rather than merit.
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Highwaymen sentenced in Grand Rapids Mich to 25 years
Two men in Grand Rapids Detroit style highway robbery were sentenced to 25 years in the state penitentiary at Marquette. Judge Hazen declared the crime among the most dastardly known to law and warned that such lawlessness will not be tolerated.
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Marqnette
Haten
Shawnee County
James Kay
Wullty
Jorge Newnham
Michigan Court
Topeka
Tate
Taot
Kansas
Future of the Boer and the new South Africa
The piece urges all British parties to support a friendly future for the Boers as South Africa evolves after war. It notes resources, potential prosperity, and the need for Boers to adapt to global competition while Britain bears a duty to aid in shaping a unified, prosperous region.
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England
South Africa
Tranavaal
Orange Free State
Thiere
Britain
America
Costly perishable props burn up theater budgets
The Cincinnati Enquirer notes theatrical managers spend vast sums on perishable stage props. Adelaide Thurston’s Cozy Corners costs about 4.20 per show, with total season prop outlay over 1,000. The Defenders and Faust also incur heavy per‑performance expenses, from fabric and scenery to props and liquor bottles, illustrating the high cost of staging live theater.
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Acason
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Miller Kent
Bera Kendal
Lacler & Co
Odds and Ends From Ottawa County News Items
A jumble of short notes from Ottawa area towns recounts mischief and mishaps. Stories include a Lincoln Girls basketball link, a Pratt County lad’s toe injury, a preacher gone insane in Atchison, and a baker’s war over loaves priced two for a nickel. Mentions touch Ottawa houses, Fort Riley guns, and local campaign chatter in Allen and Sumner counties with light humor and small-town color.
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Ottawa
Ottiwa
Dolly Varden
Pratt County
Fortorin
Ipo
Church
Bchiltz
Lawrence
Bugsy
Massachusetts
Columbus
Clay Center
Fort Riley
Trong City
Sousa
News Of The Week Involving Riots And Elections
A graphic week summary notes Zola found dead in a theft supported room, Snyder on trial for bribery of city councilmen, grave robbers arrested, a lynching in Print, Roosevelt undergoing a second surgery, and various political moves. Also mentions New York money quotes, Alger appointment, New Orleans strike, Democratic state convention in New York, and a World’s Fair building dispute. Local items cover autopsy results, state officials, cancer deaths, and school celebration plans.
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TS. Senate
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Glen
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Eallesy
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Guy
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A. Low
Satina
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Aleton
Frank Nelson
State Superintendent of Instruction
Keniga
Topeka
Leavenworth
Sant Fr
Max Goldstein
Harrin
Europe
Topes
Kursus
First annual convention of Deputy Mead Consuls in Kansas
Mrs Heaney Villbers of North Topeka attracted attention with exhibits and bends from a lead she secured. The first annual convention of Deputy Mead Consuls of the Modern Woodmen of America of Kansas met here this week at the Throap.
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North Topeka
Mead
Woodmen of America
Kansas
Bowser's Backsets Spurned by a Smart Mother-in-Law
A domestic farce unfolds as a sharp mother-in-law disciplines Benjamin Bowser who clashes over house rules. She curbs his tantrums, blocks his plan to clean the furnace, and keeps him from church or a bowling outing, insisting on family order and accountability in a lively Sunday showdown.
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