War time mobilization plan for Kansas Guards to Fort Riley
Adjutant General Kelsey reports no programme for the Fort Riley week ahead while regular troops move toward Fort Riley. Kansas National Guards will return home by next weekend. Shema and multiple companies prepare for deployment with drills, intrenchments, and field sports through October. Transport arrangements via Union Pacific dominate, with M K & T coordinating transfers from southeast Kansas and routes via Santa Fe, Rock Island, and White City to connect at Junction City.
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Kelsey
War Department
Fort Riley
Denurtnt
Missouri
Kansas National Guards
Shemalin Cams
Ee Fe
Beavers
Afanday
Farencon
Pegimursial Grill
Ade
Arthur J. Wagner
Wrrity
Getoet
All Army
Farenon
Ireswlar Troopa
Ottawa
Burlingame
Fredonia
Yates Center
Lindshors
Concordia
Union Pacific
Compan
Junction City
Santa Fe
Fyporia
Rock Island
White City
Just Wear
W. HW. Burke
Bouday
Wrest
Walter Kelley
Chriet Hospital
William Bradbury
Shawnee
ST McParland
Elured
A.inch
Christhu
Retroir
Tmerotocle
Robert Marrick
Gavittts Stock Exchange
Red Bind
Lexington
Red
Amanhattan
Manhattan
S. T. McClure
Topekata
Dasséniere
George EB Lerrige
Tackson Street
E'Viock
Sunta Fe
Kansas City
Topeka U. ‘T. Council
Kamen City
Coates House
John A. Finer
W. C. Hook
Kansas
Topeka
Keith Tract
Judduh Finer
Lxavenworth
Henry T. Maren
The
Maccabeus
Sioux City
Mr. March
Convict Drake Released From Leavenworth Prison
Willard Drake, once a mutineer at Leavenworth Federal Prison, is released after serving his full term. Though involved in the November 7 plot and the Northville stand of eight, Drake was not severely punished. He aided in the escape attempt, was wounded, and walked out of the barn with his arm uninjured, ending a troubled episode in Leavenworth’s history.
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Leavenworth
Kan
Willard Drake
Niny Federal Prison
Alhough Drake
Northnville
Nortonville
Drake
Theater Reservation By Mail Only Sparks Rush for Tickets
Rush of orders drives New Crawrora theater to switch to mail only seat reservations before advance sale. To ease overburdened box office and avoid lengthy oral orders, group bookings will be handled by mail, reducing on site hours and coordinating multiple attractions with fewer reserved seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawrora
Blanche Walat
Arizona
Zach
Horse Halts In Kitchen in Bloomsburg Runaway
In Bloomsburg Pennsylvania a horse driven by W Angle of Rep died? No. The horse became frightened at a newspaper, leapt from the buggy, dashed across William Mites lawn, crashed through lattice around a rear porch, then into a kitchen. Neither Angle nor the horse were injured. Second repairs to the buggy are not expected to cost a dollar. Dr Adam Rupin sr homeopath advertises English and German consultations and claims dropsy cured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomsburg
W. "Angle
Angle
Welther
Adam Rupin
Mint Steth Avenue
Portraits and notices mix in a Kansas city news page
Long, garbled report lists local events and updates from Topeka and surrounding areas. Mentions tax collection totals, court proceedings, hospitalizations, political candidacy, church activities, rail workers, and school notices. Includes travel, stock exchange chatter, sports plans, and civic announcements with scattered names and places such as Washington Star, Shawnee County, Topeka, and Kansas City.
Bridgeport Urges Rail Service Restored After Bridge Opening
Bridgeport council instructs solicitor to demand Leading Railway restore trains cut since the new river bridge opened. Borough seeks 15 minute service instead of 20. Bridgeport runs 42 trains daily now, far below prebridge levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norristown
Bridgeport Council
Bnl
New River Bridge
Alsn
Bridgeport
Cut Out Pigs Tongues as Revenge in Luzerne County
Michael Orkl of Broderick Luzerne County reports a neighborly attack on his pigs. At dawn a thief hid the tongues of one of two hogs awaiting slaughter for winter meat, causing the animals to cry out. Orkl suspects an enemy committed the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkesbarre
Michael Orkl
Broderick
Red Pepper Stops Dance in Allentown Amid Pepper Fears
In Allentown Pennsylvania the planned entertainment faced disruption as crowds feared pepper gas and related embargos. More than five thousand uniformed men marched the streets, visiting firehouses and city offices while bands performed from opposite verandas. The Carnegie Free Library of Connellsville faces closure unless the town council and school board fulfill a pledge to allocate one mill from the annual tax levy for maintenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allentown
Cer
Carnegie
Connetaville
Ciel
Carnegie Free Library
Furniture store appeals to workers with long terms
A furniture retailer urges workers to buy on long payments, likening itself to a savings bank and charitable institution. It promotes small weekly or monthly payments, cites sympathy for the sick or unemployed, and promises quality, substantial goods to improve homes.
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Leavenworth Prison
Riverside
Forbes
Kansan Avenue
Red Pepper
State
Kansas Avenue
U.S. Grant
Earth
Furneture
J. R. Wikeever
East Fifth Street
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