Probe to Bottom 0 C F Names Committee to Investigate Kent Defalcation
A Kansas Masonic probe forms a committee led by W L Brown of Kingman to investigate the Kent defalcation. Grand Lodge plans strict measures, with a businesslike approach and bond increases for the grand secretary. The Rebekah branch meets at the senate chamber with over 60 delegates attending. DEGREE work and conferrals were conducted at the Loyalist hall and hotel gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Kent
Independent
Order of “Fellows
Ma . Sti
Grand Lodge
Grand Haughey
Wellington
Kent
W. Leir ‘Af Kingman
Kansas Og Fellows
Riatter
George W
Grand
Hugghs
D. W. Kentig Mays
Senate
Cope- Wand
Deghees
Theo Rebekahs
Inna
Boys Form a Union in Ohio Strike at Ten Cents
In Mavielon Ohio striking boys and men form a union after workers cut to ten cents per day. They demand 75 cents and threaten to shut down plants for the season if not met. Several workers who tried to return to work at the old rate were beaten. The rulers insist the 10 cent pay is standard elsewhere, but the union demands higher wages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maveilon
Wer Sane
Dboyn
Srike
Bigham Chosen to Assume Cape Town Consulate Duties
William Rose Fisham will start duties next week in Cape Town succeeding Consul Stowe and will proceed from White City Monday after coordinating with ex Consul Stowe in Kansas City. Bigham, in Topeka, confirms acceptance with plans to travel via London and notes 27 reports to file and $800 travel expenses. Salary for the consul general is $3,000 yearly. secretary’s pay is $0 per month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Rose Fisham
Cape Town
South
Stowe
White City
Ham
Kansas City
Waattington
London
Bighin
Topeka
Gighera
Gingguwe
McKinney
Ete
Bute
Hin Chit
Higham
Kansas
Bigham
Fdmeech
Jobes for American National Bank Presidency in Kansas City
State Journal reports Jobes to be considered for the American National bank presidency in Kansas City. The article outlines his banking career from Indiana to Missouri and Kansas, noting his role as bank examiner and his strong ties with Kansas financiers seeking to place him in the examiner or leadership slot amid a major bank syndicate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jobes
American National Bank
Kansas City
State Journal
National Bank Examiner
Bradley
Wav
Durton
Fitzpatrick
Fitepatrick
Congress
Elmer Arex
Norton
Charles M. Sheldon
Henk
Moreton Albaugh
Ble
Jobex
Kandas
Missouri
St. Louis
Indian Territory
Nebrasa Wouth
Platte River
Kansas
Raises City
Jones
Buvime Lesen
Hank
Kosclirko
Bliss
Mr. Jobes
Indiana
Ohio
Attiol
Kus
Calvin Hood
Kierporia
J. Devlin
Topeka
A. C. Joyce
N.C. Campbell
Wichita
Monster petition signs reach 470000 in New York stance
A dispatch from Washington reports a new monster petition in New York signed by 470,083 people protesting affiliary edicts. The petition claims the laws target Finns and threaten their right to posited national existence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Weisinsfors
The
Times
Cear
North Topeka society notices and local moves
North Topeka column details residents visiting from out of town and locals moving, visiting, or attending events. Items include Mr. John Irwin from Salina, Mrs. Kline from Rossville, Miss Isdna Staples to Kansas City for treatment, and several households relocating or hosting guests at 117 Van Ce street, 101 Central avenue, and 1217 Central avenue. Community groups, mill work, and minor incidents are noted alongside social visits and club meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimcali & Son
Kansan Avenues
Caltwell
Bimont
Kansas City
John Irwin
Salina
North Site
North
Isdna Staples
Frank Crowel
Bolormon City
Samuel
Ashmore
Alice Conet
Enterprise
Grand Lodge
Lettie Pierce
Indiana
J. ©. Brevick
Jimmie
Hutchinson
5. C. Kessler
Kimer
Monroe
Oakland
Cal
Gregson
Hays
D.C. Buckney
J. C Stevick
Monroe Street
Colorado Springs
le Bodie
Henry Heck
J. B Betts
Central Avenue
Billard
Quircy Street
Fred Alexander
Hix
Chanute
Holton
W. C Stevie
Jackson Street
J. No
Henry
Skater
Adelaide Brown
Gloversville
Hordale
Kas
Dire
Harvey Fowler
Myra Cheney
M. Hale
Park Street
Burlington
Tomorow
Alberta Hale
Plato
North Side
A. J. Arnold
BC County
S. F H. Haynes
Tunity
Jack Hlossom
McAfes
Bionfom
Douglas
Jerme Colvin
Colvin
van Buren Street
James Overton
Monticello
Jacob Kull
Kull
CO. Nicholson
Mins Reader
Lakes of
Italy
Missouri Pacific Seeks Injunction Against Disney Over Damages
The Missouri Pacific railroad filed an injunction in district court to bar LG Disney the Dark-Turd Justice from hearing wire cases brought by Willen and W. Podhgrasber seeking about 4119 in damages. The Teichgrasber brothers claim losses from Missouri Pacific shipments via St. Louis, alleging trace-ration dusters. The railroad argues the Justice court lacks jurisdiction and the cases belong in the Seity court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Pacific Railroad
LG. Disney
Willen
W. 2
Te City Court
Railroad
Justice Court
Seity Court
P. E. O Grand Lodge Opens National Convention
Two hundred delegates from ten states gather in Des Moines for the national Grand Lodge of the P. E. O. Sisterhood a women’s secret society founded in 1869 at Mount Pleasant by seven Wesleyan graduates. The two day session opens behind closed doors with chapters in fifteen states and about five thousand members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Grand Lodge of the
P. EO
Wesleyan University of Mount Pleas
Seasion
Australian tariff changes under pending bill
Melbourne October 9 The commonwealth tariff bill introduced in the federal house of representatives by Mr Kingston the minister of trade and commerce lists duties on several items Sparkling wines 12 shillings per gallon other wines bottle 8 shillings in bulk 6 shillings Manufactured tobacco 3 shillings 6 pence per pound imported leaf tobacco 3 shillings 6 pence per pound excise 1 shilling Cigars 6 shillings 6 pence plus 15 percent ad valorem Cigarettes 6 shillings 6 pence Sugar Imported 6 pounds per ton excise 3 pounds with rebate of 2 pounds if grown by white labor only Cottons and linens 10 and 15 percent Furniture 20 percent
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Australia
Federal House of Representatives
Kingston
Death of C. E. Maxwell in Mobile
C. E. Maxwell traveling representative of a St. Lula newspaper in the south died today in Mobile Alabama. He was well known in every southern state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Maxwell
Mobile
Als
C. BE. Maxwell
St. Lula
South
Cured of Piles in Michigan Market Ad Claim
An old newspaper ad from Marshall Michigan markets a cure for piles with dramatic claims. The fragment mentions a frightened creature and various salves as supposed remedies, though the legibility is poor and specifics are unclear.
Bank Report and Penitentiary Fees Debate in Topeka
A mixed Kansas sheet includes an official bank statement for the Bank of Topeka with cash and securities data, followed by a Washington ledger style note. Separately, Meeker Okme details law enforcement arresting four Utes and one papoose with 200 green hides, while Chicago markets report cattle hogs and sheep prices, and a Kansas City produce note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of Topeka
Fepeka
Unees
Ptase
Sverdea Tts
Eonaa
Surat
Cash and Sight Exchange
Liabhaties
Gasital
Meeker
Col
Morris
Fravers
Astick
Rio Blanco County
Utah
Market Recort on Wheat and Corn Opening Trade
Chicago market opens dull as December wheat weakens and December corn slips. Offers spread widely with traders noting buying interest at lower prices though overall futures linger near prior lows. Provisions stray lower while cash prices see mixed moves as receipts total twelve cars across the three markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Vet
Liuter
Cabie
Widkee
Proms
Somata
Duluth
WRLC
Cain
Guller
Prodit
Shire
Union
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WW. L. Brown of
Kingman
Bradley, Ames and
Sheldon
Et Sas
MM Fairbank Company
St Louis
Boston
Clements
Kansas Avenue
Schoble
Elgin
North Topeka
Disney
Missouri Pacific
P. E
Secret Society
Caueest
Ae MW
Sphtuhston
Cashier
Sam AL W. Knowles
Jewett
Mr. Jerrett
DT Shoul
Jowett
Stanley
Hiawatha
Inpinainas
Slbiker
Wester Sivers
S.llen
Faholce Wethers
Sloane
Cote
Eacses City Livestock
Ikanene City
Ork
Gall
Mencke
Sith Street
Phong
Christie Grain and Go
Wall Street
Bouth Frice
Compission House
Brainard
Lown
Prines
Hritian
Vanderbilt
Goodwin
Commie Archant
Sumaar Eee
Liverpool
Mency
Sterling
Teofaine Wat Ford
St. Bourg
Atchison
Atchison Tearted Me Ow ‘ Y Owdate S Ose and Neertotk && Mt. Ge
Reeve
Pete
Aneerraes
Olsen Leach Area
Ladie
Irders
Inter Cena al Lys Igwertag
Southwenarn
Brace
Thie Webers
Ork Central
Gallows Ltd
Sitty
A. G. Goodwin
Private
Mart
Kanone City
St Loewe Inaune Nod
New Vous
Telephone 270
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