Markets Today in Mixed U S Livestock and Grain Markets
The report sketches a volatile day in livestock and grain, noting steady cattle values and strong hogs amid light receipts, with Chicago and Kansas trade activity mixed. It cites feeding futures, December closings, and price movements across corn, barley, timothy, and Clover crops, alongside New York butter and cotton tones.
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I Clan
BF Wharia
Isiabone
Feral Krivhers
Bieter
Witter
Wario
BED Siemens Wocing
Bet Sering
Team
RY SD
Dee
Mee Aia
Timothy Setsor
Dees Ladan
Clover
Chicago Produce Market Terms and Prices (Partial OCR)
Fragmented listing from Chicago produce market report detailing cheese and dairy items, meats, grains, and vegetables with mixed, incomplete figures. Includes references to creamery, dairy, chicken markets, wheat and corn receipts, and local brokers and warehouses.
Jail Break Amid Riot at Utah State Penitentiary
A coordinated assault at Utah State Prison last night freed several inmates, killed one prisoner Ekane Dayton, wounded guard Wikies and another, and beat a guard. Escaped include Jules Haworth and James Lynch, with ongoing manhunt in the surrounding county.
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Utah State Penitentiary
RaHudes
Otters Ander Dents
Ekane Dayton
Wikies
Ing Gard Jacoba
Beity
Convice Saviet
Mutfan
Stat
Guarda Wilkins
Jacoba
Wilkins
Jtiteth
bin Junier
Naylor
Glaymaid
Driger
Dexton
Mullan
Mulan
Cormine
Dayton
Abe Majors
Stolee
Haworth
Wardell
Lynet
McDearmott Commission Co. Details and Bond Specialties
A. M. McDearmott Commission Co lists services in stocks gains provisions and investment securities. It notes handling for margins and United States bonds as a specialty with references to city and national agencies and a manager position.
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Caear
United States
Esca Minager
Penitentiary Transfer and Manslaughter Sentence
Mundin to be sent to the penitentiary after pleading guilty to shooting Mary Manhanna during a drunken brawl east of town. He receives a manslaughter term under the Intermediate Sentences Act, described as epilepsy afflicted and recently fled the county for New York.
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Sorin Lucas
Timer Mundin
Lansthe
Mundt
Mary Manhanna
Mundin
Desiree
Mundinte
Admiral Kemp Retires from Vallejo Navy Yard
Admiral Kemp Retiros of Vallejo California will be retired from active service tomorrow. He was born in Tuinets and has seen active service in various regions since his appointment to the navy in 1857. His best service was commanding a squadron at Taku China during the recent bombardment of the forts.
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Kemp Retiros
Vallejo
Cal
Anmural
Lorale Kempmt
Tuinets
Taka
China
Elopers Hurry for Divorces in New York State
Judges yesterday heard twelve divorce cases where eloping couples sought relief amid a surge of marriages. The record reflects a wave of marital breakdown as the new divorce laws in New York shape proceedings and prompt advocates to push for clearer definitions.
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Wellebors
Judee Niles
Dhv
New
York State
Mystery Ear of Gorn Aids County Farm Tale
Sheri Lucas was on exhibition in his office four percent of the courthouse and an ear of corn described as Trangemee Rocker. The oddly named variety and its journey from Tennessee to a farm three miles north of Menoken were noted by Harry Ostrand.
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Sheri Lucas
Court House
Harry Ostrand
Menoken
Tennessee
Peck Named Toastmaster For Chicago Banquet
Chicago day featured banquets by the Marquette and Lake Side clubs with national speakers including Frank S. Rieck former New York governor Winfield Durbin Indiana governor Rafael de Vansant Minnesota judge Peter Grocxup of the Seventh Circuit and George R Peck served as toastmaster at the event.
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Chicago
Marquette
Lake Side
Frank S. Rieck
New York
Winteid. Durbin
Indiana
Rafael de Vansant
Minnesota
Peter Groxcup
Circuit
Franko
Lowden
George R. Peck
Tomst
Local notices from North Topeka society page
North Topeka brief items include residents like J A Smith from Silver City visiting at Cen Street home Jeangatic Wolcott returning from Atchison Kansas City relatives visiting Kirkville Park Street and 34 5 Wichots family news and church services at Central Avenue Christian and North Topeka Baptist churches with social visits and neighborhood clerical notices.
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Jeangatic Wolcott
Atchison
N. Jackson
Pizents
Alien
Rideo Central
Wichots
Lelah McAfey
C. Harry
Kansas Avenue
Jackwon Street
Poudit
Freak Dieppe
Starmont Hoevital
Milne Riddie
Washburn College
Stutrison
T. T. Wring
Shorey
Kansan
Wrights
Laura
Mise
Gordon Street
Jackson
Gordon
W. Seymour
Hillsboro
Bix
Newton
T. F. Seymour
van Buren
Wm. Mead
Monoken
Hekaye Unie
Awe J. ML Shellaharger & Son
Stoker
Fifth and
Jackson [Etreete
Canon Thurke
Mermon
North Tépeke Baptist Church
Laurent and
Harrison Streets
W. B. Flutchingon
Lame
Christ
John Bunyan
Ayres Boal
Wallace Condict
William
Miller
Ate
Henri Dee Prescott
Lee
Episcopal Church
Ee Iwis
Bethany Collage
Lee van Fig
Church of the Good Shepherd
Jorn Lerie
Chicago
Cotton Visits Mew Governor in Beirut Dispatch
Fragmentary report from Washington states Rear Admiral Cotton met the new governor in Beirut. Cablegram describes exchanged visits and ongoing discussions on pace and security. Limited readable details include naval stance and diplomatic tone.
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Washington
Oct
Navy
Beirut
Rooteut
Political factions clash over Hoch governor bid in Kansas
A partisan clash outlines who backed Ed Hoch for governor and who opposed him, detailing lawmakers like Smith and Bevington and the influence of postmaster Bristow and state officials. The piece traces district harmony, internal machinations, and the aim to block Bailey while positioning Hoch as a vehicle for rival interests.
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Dane
Buschow
Ed Hoch
Bultey
George Clark
Mr. Hoch
Hays
White
Burrow
Coleman
Kelly
Geo. Clark
Hoch
Halley
Hailey
Bailey
Ho Hoch
Max & Teal
United
Ballix
Homer Hoch
Firtstow
Benator Long
Bristow
Tong
Long
Simpson
AlcPharsom
Ulm
W. H. Mackey
Eorne A. Clark
Cy Anderson
Burton Elesent
Mr. Clarke
L. M Linton
Smith County
F. W. Bevinaten
Jewell
Hoch Bevington
Esa
Givus
Fatal Collision Kills Sheep Near Ontario
A Salt Lake train crashed Saturday afternoon near Ontario, striking a drove of sheep and killing over a dozen animals. The incident left shepherds stunned as the train plowed through the flock, bodies scattered along the track and car casings torn. Reports mention Riverside base burners at Forbes and Codk stoves at Forbes with contact details.
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Ontario
Salt Lake
Sond
Riverside
Forbes
Kansas Avenue
Kansas Supreme Court Appeals Summary Fragment
A garbled list of court cases from multiple counties including Sumner Shawnee Lyon Montgomery Jackson Decatur and Stafford. References to reverse and remand affirmations proceedings in error and dismissed actions. Names and counties are partially readable with unclear spellings and missing context.
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Per Curiam
Carrie A
Procke
Flihe
Montgomery County
Elizabeth Holderman
Calvin Hood
Lyon County
Cunningham
A. BP. Coppedge
At K. Goet Brewing Co
Decatur County
Wm. Elmore
Jackson County
M. Waters
Stafford County
Alters
Wheat yields project promising in Rooks County
Jaflee Charles Wmith of Stockton visited Topeka and reported wheat in the northwest surpassing harvest expectations. He cited threshing returns predicting 20 to 25 bushels per acre, with Rooks County totaling at least four million bushels. Farmers face storage squeezes as grain piles along rail stations, while frost harmed some corn and forage crops.
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Rooks County
Christman
Baptists to Meet at Emporia Kansas City Baptist Conven tion
The Kansas Baptist convention of about 50 000 members from Kansas churches will gather in Emporia on Tuesday October 1 and meet through Friday evening. An estimated 60 delegates and several visitors from other states and national secretaries are expected. The body acts as the missionary organization for the state and supports about 50 missionaries.
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Empoaria
Kansas City
Kan
Pacific steamship Alaskic User Cottage City disabled near Topeka
In Seattle on October 10 the Pacific Coast Steamship Company's steamer Cottage City encountered a serious machinery failure and is proceeding slowly toward the town of Tow of the steamship Topeka. A tug will be dispatched north to assist the disabled vessel. Riveride base burners at Forbes 61F Kansas avenue. Phone 160.
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Wash
Pacific Oast Steamship Company
Cottage City
Topeka
Hiveraide
Forber
Kansas Avenue
Phong
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