END MAY BE NEAR PRESIDENT MITCHELL REPORTS
A fragmentary New York scene reports President Mitchell refusing to answer questions as coal strike tensions remain. Officials describe movement of prominent figures as unexplained while a stricken region sees a miner killed by a soldier in the dynamite district.
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Mitehill
Gryorn
Govecnor Odell
Kawl
Mitchell
Equite- Ife
Senator Platts
New York
Mitchett
Wertenday
Blarriman
Mr. HacHinan
Mir Harriman
Maybury
Low
Sashinetown
Audi Public
United Aine Workers of America
John Mitehil
Vicw
Américan Federation of Lalotel Hart
Wilkesbotee
Cet
John Mitch
United Mine Workers
T. Th Nicholk
Thomas Dutty
John Faby
Tuldeight
Benatats Quay
Penrose
Mammerline
Wilkinbarre
Dunn
Repabiican
Webtingtom
Mitelvil
Tis Hotel
Monee
W Balamos
Silomon
American Federation of Labor
Lea
Woshington
Todki
Minho
Fort Riley Maneuver Camp Breaks Up Rapidly
At Camp Koot Fort Riley officers from many states oversee a rapid, coordinated break up of tents and loading for trains. By 6:28 a.m. 1,500 tents were collapsed, packing five tent stacks, with 6,000 men moving to loading wagons for immediate dispatch to multiple forts and destinations.
Army Post at Manila Proposed Near Manila Reserve
Secretary Root issued an order marking three tracts of land totaling 0 acres within five miles of Manila as a reservation for a test of modern brittle pists. The plan provides for one infantry regiment two cavalry squadrons and two artillery batteries with troops stationed away from Micnna proper to protect the coast.
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Washington
Root Haa
Ain
Manila
Manchuria Territory Restored to China
Pekin reports the Manchurian territory north of the Linu River was returned to China under the Manchurian agreement. Trade in interior areas is expected to rise after evacuation completes, though Russia contests certain boundaries and discourages trade amid ongoing reforms. Weather notes forecast generally fair conditions with variable winds across the region.
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Pekin
Linu River
Eburta
Russia
Naval Veterans Adjourn Seventeenth Annus Convention Closes
Warrington October 5 The seventeenth annual convention of the National Naval Veterans Association adjourned tonight Officers elected include Commander Scott Fleet Captain Monell Commander McLean Lieutenant Hubbell Ensign Carrigan Fleet Surgeon Atwell Paymaster Baker and Fleet Chemist McWill James The next convention price to be decided by officers.
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Aseae Nee Eeree
Na‘isha
Witter Ore Conmenalan
W- Scott Saith
Washington, DC
George Monell
Chicago
Robi A. McLean
Brook- Dn
Johnn W.ewan
Edward Hubbell
New Bay Computer
Farnes E Luther
Providence
Edward ¥. Carrigan
New Haven
Conn
Fieet Bureeon
Willias E. Atwell
Ville
C. Flort
Baker
Boston
Driggs
Rockford
Fleet Chemnie—Riawsader
McWill James
General Bragg Transfer Moves Havana Post Change
Washington reports the Havena coteltate genéral position changes were decided after months of contemplation. General Bragg is reassigned from Havana to Hayara as United States Consul General William A. Rubles in Hong Kong facilitates the transfer. The shift, driven by need to avoid embarrassment and ensure proper placement, preserves pay and status while aligning with state department guidance.
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Bragg
Iife
Grage
Arly
Bruge
Chie Tengr
Sam
Inter
Cubsm
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Dri Lng
Fis
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Hayara
Eire
Wisconsin
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Towee Originals
United States
Comeah
Austria
Hong Kos
Fusionists debate venue for anti fusion law case
Citizens disagree on where to file action to challenge the anti fusion law. Some favor a fusion district judge or a writ of mandamus to ensure service on Secretary of State Clark. Judge Allen consults Craddock. Craddock’s decision may move the case to another county if Florence rules otherwise.
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Hazen
Clark
Judes Hazen
Allen
Mr. Craddock
Craddock
Florence
Wichita
Government Moves to End Mexican Rail Strike
Captain Thomas W. Dodi, attorney for the Mexican Xe Honal, has assumed full charge of the road from Lareda to Mexico City as the strike escalates. President Dies reportedly orders the army mobilized to preserve order and facilitate train movement amid the rail disruption.
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Lando
Tex
Thomas W. Dodi
Xe Honal
Lareds
Mexico City
Dies
Big sewer project eyed for Orchard Place and Walnut Grove
Petition circulation targets creation of an immense new sewer district to include Dennis Martin’s addition, Orchard Place and Walnut Grove. If approved this winter, the plan would extend 27 blocks with laterals, totaling about five miles, at an estimated cost of 50,000 to 100,000 dollars.
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Orchard Place
Walnut Grove
Jines
Topeka
Euclid Avenue
Wilston
Bolles) Avenue
Washburn College
Eudd Avenue
Fair Grounds
Martin & Dennis
Monroe Street
Fourteenth Street
Gdm Ton
Dennis & Martin’s
Orchard Race
Stv
Dennis & Martin
Orchard Piace
Dennin & Martin
Samet T
Colorado
James B. Warner
Aldo Arhaident
Maine
Forecast Promises Fair Weather This Week
The government forecaster predicts generally fair conditions tonight and Friday. Recorded temperatures and winds show modest activity with hourly readings and a steady breeze around 12 miles per hour during the period covered.
New York to Get First Underground Fast Transit
Chief Engineer William Barclay Parsons, after sailing to Europe, announced New Yorkers will ride the rapid transit tunnel within a year. Most tunneling should end in six weeks, with about seven miles of four track rail laid by New Year’s Day. Electric motors arrive January first and cars follow, stations will be artistic and illuminated, and automatic station announcements will guide travelers. Elevators, wide stairways, separate flows of passengers, and telephone and telegraph facilities at key stations are planned. The main section likely opens October 1 next year, within the fifteen month limit of the contract.
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New York
Wm Barclay Parsons
Europe
Railroad
Mr. Parsons
OST
Geneva Strike Paralyzes Services Across City
The workers national committee voted 200 to 4 to strike halting streetcar service and newspaper publication while gas works bakeries and cafes stay open. Street placards urge workers to quit. two infantry battalions and artillery were readied as tensions rise and public transport suspends.
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Geneva
Switsillagd
Eee
Street Car Company
Fatal shooting at government office sparks jealousy motive
Oct Warhinetan reports Miss Aller Fixer and a young warieg employed by the government were killed at noon today by William Dougherty, a department worker. Dougherty then killed a supervisor before his own death. The motive was jealousy, tied to a friend’s home where the shooting occurred as Miss Fisher visited seeking to restore relations with another suitor.
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Miss Aller Fixer
Young Warieg
Eccase
Kansas City Central to Play Topeka in Saturday Football Match
Cider Smith announces Kansas City Central and Topeka High meet on Washburn gridiron this Saturday. Rivalry spans years with mixed past results. Key players listed include Millive Ishman A Griggs F Griggs Larimer for KC and Sharp Wells Stayton for Topeka. Eclipse comment noted but game focus remains on lineup and outcome expectations.
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Topeka
Kanane City Central
Washburn
Kansas City
Kanane City
Kaume City
Vosidon
Fopeks
McKibben
Cider Smith
Rice Cright
Larkmie
Congressman Long Visits Topeka Before Burlington Stop
Congressman Long arrived from Cattonwood Falls last evening and spent the night in Topeka. He visited his Topeka pus headquarters, saying most of his experience comes here, then left this morning for Burlington where he speaks tonight. Temperature notes from Chicago at 7 am and other city readings follow.
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Topeka
Burlington
Congressman Long
Cattonwood Falls
Topelm Pus
Kook
Burtington
Katherine A. Wins $5,000 Futurity Trotting Race
Katherine A. captured the first heat of the $5,000 two year old trotting Futurity at Lexington, matching the world record in 2:1 and earning the purse. Mig er was second and Blancmor third. three starters raced. Katherine A. also won the second heat with Delorio second and Blossoar third.
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Katherine A
Lexington
Gextngton
del. S
Katherine A. Wan
Miger
Blancom
SM. Delioré
Blossoar
Kelly's Big Bluff Expects to Gain From Democrats
The report notes Kelly pursuing a political advantage through tactics described as a big bluff aimed at Democratic opponents. It details strategy expectations and potential impact on party dynamics, including anticipated shifts in support and public perception.
Why They Have Erred Catholic Advance Makes a Fer tinent Statement
A candidate named T. T. Kelly is challenged by Catholic Advance editorials from Wichita alleging misdeeds and urging voters to consider honesty and church influence in Kansas politics. The piece argues many Republicans oppose Kelly for alleged dishonesty and disloyalty to the ticket, urging careful judgment at the polls with references to prior county clerk records and religious freedom.
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Heflebower
Batley Diain Aane
Polit
Kansas
Catholic Advance
Wichita
Kelly
Doubtlies
Ce Scho
Bits
Kelly Ie
Republicuan
Kansac
Beodume
Ila
Main County
Nanortsin
Kelty
Mills Store News Offers New Autumn Waists Varied Styles
Mills store announces autumn waists featuring French fimnel albatrons and fancy waistings in many cuts and trimmings. Styles include Persian bands pleats tacks or folds with button ornamentation. Colors range from standard blues blacks and whites to greens, with a large stock and wide price range.
Latest Creations in Silk Petticoats in Topeka
Silk petticoats offered with a wide color range and new stock. The ad touts well made skirts priced at five dollars, stressing value and variety to attract buyers.
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Topeka
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